Marietta High School - Orian Yearbook (Marietta, OH)

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Seventh Grade Qeserves OFFICERS President ..,..A.....,.. .,,,....e P atsy Blue Vice President .,.ee..... ..,....,. C arolyn Hayes Secretary ......... .,.....,. E leanor Whiting Treasurer ,......, .r.....,.... J udy Light This is the first year that there has been a separate Seventh Grade Reserves. For its first year this club has been very active and done its share in all the activities sponsored by the Reserve Clubs. Throughout the year, many fine programs were had. One of the main speakers was Mrs. Byers from New York. The club also sponsored a hike, a splash party at the Betsey Mills Club pool, and a Geography Bee. Page Seventy-one

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,V ,J Freshman Reserves K C J fri OFFICERS I President ................1,......... Shirley Dunn Treasurer ..,................,..., Helen Hewson Vice President ....,....,.,... Ann Forshey Program Chairman Ann Forshey Secretary ........................ Ruth Cogswell Advisor ......... Miss Elsie Klindworth Motto: If you want a friend be one. Purpose: To teach friendship between all classes of girls. Under the leadership of Ann Forshey, program chairman, the Girl Reserves enjoyed many beneficial meetings. The girls sponsored a bake sale to raise money for a Hallowe'en Masquerade Dance. Beyond these enterprises, the members have been promoting a iiner feeling of friendship and co-operation among all classes of girls. MEMBERS Eilene Anders Frances Dinsmoor Twila Henning Elaine Riggs Carolyn Archer Kathryn Dobbins Helen Hewson Ruth Roney Kathryn Baker Phyllis Dodd Mary Virginia Hyde Edna Rose Phyllis Barnes Virginia Barnhart Luella Bellville Ruth Billeter Betty Blackburn Madlyn Brachman Helen Burton Erma Carpenter Regina Caseman Ruth Cogswell Virginia Chorpenning Betty Jane Crawfor Eillen Crimmel Martha Curtis Mary Naoma Cross Frances Davis Charlotte Dinsmoor Page Seventy d Dorothy Dow Mary Drennen Shirley Dunn J errie Edmonds Anna King Frances King Marjorie Knox Mary Krause Eleanor Fisk Mildred Lancaster Margaret Fleming Mary Louise Lowell Ann Forshey Ann Meister Mary Elizabeth Gale Ruth Milbaugh Betty Griffiths Marjorie Hadley Martha Hadley Carolyn Hall Vilira Harris Gladys Haught Barbara Hawn Ruth Heath Betty Hendricks Maxine Moore Ruth Morgan Wanita Nida Mary Phelps Dona Dean Powell Anna Price Eloise Rexroad Virginia Rake Jean Rice Ruth Ellen Savenye Mary Schramm Jean Sprague Jean Smith Betty Urschell Patty Warburton Patsy Ward Mildred Warden Mary Wendelken Ann Whipple Fanny Mae White Ruth Wildermuth Louis Wilson Jean Young

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Senior and Junior Boosters OFFICERS 4 President ......,...,.....,.......... ,,,..,........,,K.,,,.,,.,..,.,,,,,,,.Arr.,,,,,,,.,,,,, H arry Fogle Vice President .,.,........,....,. ...,.,,.... D orothy Merydith Secretary-Treasurer ......,,., .,,....... B essie Belle Davis Advisor .....,,...,................i.........,,.,.,...,.,....,..,.,,.....,,,i,..,.,,., Miss Louise Clark The Boosters Club was formed with the purpose of helping all the activities in the school. By various means, the club helps to raise money for the band, some athletic activities, etc. It sponsors contests for students and helps to boost the school spirit of the students. The big Thanksgiving Day Parade before the Parkersburg football game was sponsored by the Boosters Club, with floats from many organiza- tions and home rooms entered. First prize was taken by the German Club. The Club sponsored the sale of high school pins to raise money. At the assembly given by the club, a one-act melodrama, In the Good Old Nick of Time, was presented much to the amusement of the whole student body. By helping other high school organizations, financially and otherwise, and by inculcating a greater degree of school spirit in M. H. S., the Boosters Club serves its purpose. Page Seventy-two