Wheeling High School - Record Yearbook (Wheeling, WV)

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Ellie ilirrnrh Zlinremnrh HE Seniors of 1931 found that the only possible way of producing a year book in this year of depression was by financing it themselves, without the support of generous mer- chants. The class mer the challenge wich a spirited interest that resulted in a book which it believes superior to all those that precede it. Since every page, every picture in the book has been paid for by the students, the whole school has helped share the responsibility of the Annual. The theme, the Gay Nineties, was chosen because the editors of the book, working on a new plan, felt particularly near to the independent lilteraleurs of the Nineties who pro- duced in 1897, the first copy of The Record. Uhr Staffs EVA NA'rrensoN, Editor-in-Chief HILDA I. Drwxss, Sponsor EDITORIAL MARY HANNAH Nssarrr Axxixt-nu Editor Esrr-len DANENBEHG Axxirfant Edimr KAY MonGAN ANGELA Gloss! HELEN Buss:-:nsoN CARL Krsna Louise Kunz ANN GALLAGHEN JAMES MILLARD JACQUSLINE Fnor-rr CLARA Drs:-n. Arr Editor HsNRua'r1'A Rurnzn Art Edilor Euaens EnNss'r Plaolagraphu BUSINESS LAURA Pom-sn Burinexs Gsoncn jormsou Circulnlion ANNA Louisa WrLKiNsoN Subscription Downes MBRGE Subscription GARFIELD Enwaxos Ronan Turrus JAYNE Novss JAMrss SsAMAN Ronan Moons jar-:N Fur-:G KENNETH CUNNINGHAM CLAnA Diem. Pi-nfLus Aim M annger Manager M anagrr M annger Trrarurer

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' he liernrh C. C. PHIPPS Eehiratinu DEAR MR. P1-nPPs: We have had very little opportunity to thank you for all that you have done for the class during the three years that you have acted as our sponsor. You have been most lcind to us, most loyal to our interests. Even dedicating this book to you isn't enough to express our thanks. Au 'voir and good wishes, THE CLASS or l93l. 5