Belpre High School - Belhio Yearbook (Belpre, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1937 volume:

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LAWTON SUPERINTENEENT OF BELPRE EXEMPTED VILLAGE SCHOOLS Bottom Ro! IL to Rl Kathryn Gilbert. Juno Clark, Virginia Haas Phyllis Hayman, Hyrcaal Ryan, lllaan Bradlay. Jana Dreasol. Ruth Lawton. Second Row CL to Rl Hr. Brook, Raymond BPOOKDIPL, Brown Riep, Harold Stephane, Lanoard Holdren, and Francoa Dalpaay. ELELHIQ STAFF TO f MR. J. H. LAWTON, in appreciation of his twenty-nine years of faithful service as Superin tendent of Belpre Schools, we dedi cate this yearbook. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Bel-Hio Staff wishes to thank all those who have contributed to the publication of this book. We wish especially to thank Mr.Leslie E..Blough and the Photography club for the pictures which appear in this bookgand the folks who worked with members of the staff often until late at niteg and our adver- tisers whose loyal support made this book possible. FACULV Y PAGE 3 'S. J. Lightfritz Marietta-College 7th.-yr.4Scieuce 12th. yr. Science American History '-1 Virginia Margaret Ferrell Marietta College English Leslie E. Blough Bridgewater College Northwestern Univ. General Science Chemistry Louise C. Drum Marietta College English Latin Otis R. Kiracofe Bridgewater College Biology Algebra Physical Education . ..,... .,. n, ,..., ,.- I Thelma Yoss Ohio University Home Economics Physical Ed. Leland Jenkins Ohio University Industrial Ed. Physical Ed. Mildred Allen Muskingum College Mathematics Carroll H. LaFavor Hilda Grace Ohio University Music McPherson Ohio University fypewriting Shorthand Physical Ed. 1. .....,..........., . ...,.. , Julia Hovey Anna C. Cady Lee S. Brook Elizabeth Snyder Marie Harding Marietta College Ohio University Ashland College Marietta College Ohio Univergigy English History Commercial French Secretary Arithmetic Ge0gP8Phy 7th. yr. Science World History Arithmetic Tessie S.,WMother,what dress shall PAGE 4 BELHIO 'l'l-JE SEN QRS Dear friends, we are about to present and demonstrate one of the newest and latest inventions of this modernage. Many people have attempted to predict the future, but' none as yet has found a formula that can be relied upon. But 'in this age of invention ap parently nothing seems impossible mn shown by the latest invention , the Radiofuture. .The Radiofuture is an apparatus that enables us to look into the future through the medium of the ear rather than the, eye, through the projectionof cer-, tain mechanical devices and keen-' ly attuned instruments into the realms of the unknown, unforeseen, and unanticipated, namely, the fub ure. , By tuning h on this Radiofuture to 1947 wemay hear about our class of '37 as they will be ten years from now. No doubt many of you wil be surprised and maybe some disap pointed, hm be that as it may,this reveals the future as it will be and changed it cannot be. Perhaps some of you had better brace your- self, for this maybe an ordeal to you. I request of you,however , that you control yourself, for an attempt of self-destruction will prove fruitless and to no avail. The future will be as it is re- vealed,or it would not be the fut- ure.In the words of the sage,HWhat is to be,will be,if it never comes to pass'. V Then please give me your close and undivided attention as I bring to your yourself ten yearshun now. Brown Reip is utilizing hisllng- uistic abilityfor'Radiofuture're- veals him as a faithful ministerin his old home community. Lloyd Irvine became converted a expounding vehemence. in the ex- few years ago andis now his doctrine with equal George Runnels is now tracting business as a painless dentist. He guarantees himself in anytreatment give. Dr. Hugh Maze has just completed his medical training, and has now - opened his office as a heart spec- lalist. A number of his lovelorn classmates have gone to him forad- vice. n MaxPrewett,emm1nent socialwork er founded the Prewett Hospital in Marietta. Kathryn Irvine is head nurse in the Prewett Hospital. Under her motherly carefolksreallyenjoy be- ing sick. Marie Runnel is doing a fine bus- iness in her wonderful,beautiful beauty shop in Athens. Walter Plummer is making rapid progress in Hollywood as a movie actor. Shirley Bowser 1snowSuper1ntend- ent of Mar1etta's Street Mainte- nance Department. 'Edward Burd in Woodsfield isohids most outstanding English teacher. no pain to that hemsy . a . Ralph Dearth is now under secre- tar to the resident of Ohio State Y P University. Rosalie Sclpio true to our expect ations is now a professor in Wilbur force University. f Margaret Deucher has been s well known girrs athletic director in Marietta College, but has resigned this position to marry a young bus- iness man who was our basketball captain about eleven years ago. Marjorie Merrill is operating an exclusive cafe in Parkersburg. Her cusine has attractive featur e for! diplomats stop there regularily. Mrs. Donald Wilcoxen, nee Eileen Bradley, and her husband are owners of a large grocery store in Parker- sburg. Leonard Holdren is in the grocery business in Belpre. He is manager of Bradley R Pride's new store. Harry Feight is an employee of - the government and is still a bach- elor, believe it or not. Louise Stone owns and operates Belpre's best restrurant. HCapN Brookhart is chief engineer in the Gilbert Auto Shop in Parker- sburg. nCapH has invented a non- sinkable flood rescue boat. Thomas Pride is manager of the large dairy located at Porterfield. He is still single,girls. rush him toomuch. Don't ' Myrceal Ryan has a Packard, andls a leader in Rockland's smart set. Her parties are the most brillilant Harold Stephsnshas BVeFy success- ful publishingcpmpany.Nobody would print the stuff he wrote sohe had to print it himself. Frances Gantz is another Ginger Rogers. Boy! she can step. - Rosemary Pennybacker is teaching tap dancing in Columbus, Ohio. Johnny Mulligan is a transport pilot on the American Air Lanes. He got his start by pole vaulting. Rosemary Hardie has not desided whether she will be the wife of an A h P clerk or ofwanyundertgkerlu Harriet Abbott has mastered the Q I 1 1 I ways of Helen Brookhart. She has' also mastered Dick. Donald Burns, a famous scientist' has just completed a new generator' that will run on air and produce electricity. Kathleen S rin ston is HOW B SSC P W retary for an industrious business man. Ada Lee Reynolds is a cook the Chancellor Hotel. Wilma Roberts has deserted her red headed boy friend and is now a trained nurse at the St. Joseph. ' Ruth Reip is an old maid and she seems to be enjoying life in her modern log cabin. Iva Balderson is contented with being a house wife on a little Arkansas farm. She is very happy. Wilma Garrett has left Brigs to sing on the Grand Old Opera which is in Nashville. ' BACCALAUREATE Paoemm may 16, 1937 agoo P. u. Orchestra Processional Prayer ----------- ------- REV. IQDSBS Orchestra . Scripture--Rev. QMrs.J G. I. wilson Glee Club --------- 'Green Cathedral' H ' ---- HRemember Thy Creator' Announcements Senior Sermon ---- Rev. Henry Murdoch Benediction-Rev.CMrs.J G. I. Wilson Recessional COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Belpre High School May 21, 1937 Orchestra Invocation -------- Mrs. G. I. Wilson Introduction ----------- Robert Poyet Science ------------- Leonard Holdren Transportation Brown Reip Solo HJune Is in My Heart'- Eileen Bradley Wilcoxen Peace ----------------- Frances Gantz Crime Myrceal Ryan Economic Situation ----- Thomas Pride Recreation ---------- Rosemary Hardie Glee Club WA Birthdayn 'The Wind' Presentation of Diplomas-2.5. Gorby Presentation of Awards--J.H. Lawton Orchestra Benediction ------------- Rev. Maness Glendora Covey is also appearing on the same program. Q , Bob Poyet got tired of walking the bridge to see his girl in North End so he married her. He bought her a wash tub and gives her half of what she makes by taking in iaunary. Thus is the future as revealed by the greatest invention of our modern age, the Radio Future. I hone it is as you wished it to be, but if lt is not, it can not be revised or altered. Make the most of lt, classmates, for that is all that you can do. You have been warned of your future, so make your preparation to that end. I wear to the party?N Mrs.Springston: Hwear your long sleeved one.H Tessde S.,UOh,shucks,and here I've washed my arms for the short sleeved dress.n Eileen: 'Darling,you.don't give me presents the way you did before we were married.' V , Donnie: 'Well now, you never heard ofa fishermangivingbalt to a fish after he had caught it, did you? Nieghbor: 'Where is your brother, Dutch?' Dutch: 'He'e in the house playing la duet. I finished flrst.N y Bstnlo PAGE 5 Roberl POYEL Rosemary Hardle Thomas Pride Eileen Bradley Raymond Brookhart Margaret Deucher Glee Club 1,2 Basketball 2,3g4, H. Been. Club 3,4 gfjgitgail 2'3'4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 Basketb,11.1 2 Track 1.2.3.4 'E Secretary 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Operett 3 ' ' Vice Pres- 2 3 4 ' Class Pres. 3,4' Glee Club 1,2,4 vice pres, Q 4 ' Concert 4 Student Council 4 , ' Student cnnnell Athletic Council 0pe,etta Q ' Sec,ef,eaS,1 2 3 Annual Staff 4 blee Club 1 Representative 40peretta 2 Athletic Couacil 4 President 4 Concert 4 Annual Staff 4 Phbto Club Pres 4 Annual Staff 3 Operetta 2 Frances Dale Leonard Holdren Harriett Abbott Hugh Maze wilma Gapett Edward Burd Gantz Basketball 2,3,4 'Z' ,A Track 1,2,3.1 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2 giZEeSt:Y11M,r?41 Glee Club 112,314 H. Econ. Club 3,4 Glee Club 1 Photographic 0 eretta 2 35 Baud 1,2,3,1 Operetta 2,3 Club 4 CP t 4 ' Plesident of Cgncert 4 oncer Athletic Assoc. 1 Operetta 2,3 Annual Staff X Concert 4 Monogram Club Pres. 3 4 KN Harold Stephens Kathryn Irvine Shirley Bowser MHPiS Runnels George RUUHelS Rosalie Scivio Bhskeibhll 4 Glee Club 1,2,1 Glee Club 1,2 Concert 1 Glee Club 1 Glee Club 1 Student Council 4 H, Econ. Club 1 Operetta 2 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Annual steff 4 0Pere'ta 213 v 6 . BEIHIO - .PAGE Walter Plummer Myrceal Ryan Harry Feight Iva Balderson Brown Rei? 'Marjorie Merrell Glee Club 1 glee Club 1,z,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 u. Econ. Club 3,l Glee Club 1 Glee Club 1,2,3,4 ' usketball 3,4 'Track 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Operetla 112 Operetta 2,3- Glee Club 112,311 Vice. Pres.-3 H. ECOKI- Club 1,2 Concert 4 Annual Shaff 3 ' Concert 4 Class Pres. 1 Operetta 2,3 Concert 4 Runh Reip Glendora Covey Johnny Mulligan Kathleen Louise Stone Ralph Dearnh Sprlngston Glee Club 1 Clee Club 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 2,3,4 Glee Club 1,2,3 Basketball 2,3,1 Clee Club 1 H, Econ, Club 2 Photographic Track 3,4 Operetta 1,3 Glee Club 1 ' Club 4 Band 3,4 H. Econ. Club 3,4 H. Econ. Club 3,4 Operetta 2 Operetta 2,3 Concert 4 Concert 1 Rosemary Donald Burns Wilma Roberts Max Prewetn Ada Lee Reynolds Pennybacker Hominy High Schocl - . Houiny, Olka. , 1 b 1 2 4 G1 Cl b 1 Glee club 1 Photographlc Trlnnty Hlgh School gggrestg 3 ,l,3, ' ee u H, Econ, Club 2 Club 4 Wash1ngton, Pa.2,3 Concert 4 Glee Club 1 Classical Gulld 2 Girl Reserve Club 3 Junior Paper ' Staff 3 Olympus Staff 4 Librarian Q 'T' Club 4 PAGE 7 CLASS OFLLIQS Z .. .,,.,,. .... V , ' Sf? E 4 lit?-5 5 5 1 James Matthew Barrie's plays JUNIORS NAMES NThe Twelve Pound Lookn, the story of an about-to-be Lor, Clyde Pin- President-- ------'-- Jack Frashure Vice President -------- Robert Reese Secretary--- ------ Frances Dempsey Treasurer ---------'--' Jane Dressel Colors -----' --'- Lavender and White Flower. . ................. Lilacs Motto: Onward, Upwardg till we reach our goal. HISTORY A more naive group of Freshmen could never be found than those who tipltoed to their seats in 19344 Mr. Lightfritz kidded us through a too-sober semester as high school freshmen. Second semester found ui more spotlight-way in the American Legion Essay contest. Sophonores, and getting our ship under way, we contributed valuable material to band, orchestra, a n d glee club, capturing the lead i n the operetta. In this, our junior year,we play- ed our roles as well as possible: Through cooperation one with anoth- er and with the rest of the school I we hive worked and played this year our goal nearing, our school days slowly closing behind us. The junior class gave two assen- blies this year. Mr, Brook's home room, 219, led by presenting their version of NKALTENHEYER'S KINDER - GARTENH, Professor Kaltenmeyer, that comic old German teacher ----- Buck Pennybacker, Gertrude Glump, giggling little fem---Jane Dres- Bottom row C1 to rl Ruth Barnhart, Mildred Spencer, Ruby Stacy, Eva- dell-Weaver, Wilde Butcher, Ruth Lawton, Catherine Ellenwood, Mil- dred Ul1om,Mildred Luzader,Genieve Pennybacken Garnet Leeson, Jane Dressel. Second Row: Chester S1mpson,Georgs Parker, Gail Freshour, ErnestBrowq field,Willard Waldren,JackFrashure Raymond Lowther,Ralph Duffjlorence Wise, Betty Dunfee, Lyle Ryan, Third Row: Randall Bailey, George Bruney,Georgia Adams,Edrie Mankins Mary Wanda Logan, Betty Brooks Helen Brookhart, Ruth McPherson, Frances Dempsey, Ralph Wiley, and Frank Pennybacker. Fourth Row: Wayne Chambers, Frank Campbell, Loretta Holcomb, Mary Emerick, Elaine Lake, Lucy Ayers Helen Buskirk, Dorothy Frame,R1ch- ard Hardin, Charles Gillilan. Fifth Row, Howard Ayers, Pe rrmas Barickman, Walter Moore, Tl1u.rl Kelley, Earl Stevens, Robert Reese, Wayne Stevens, and George Gearhart. e . o ny o son, we s delegate--Charles Gillehan. Isidor Frinklestine, the Nsnoozical poopelu---Jack Frashure. Percy Van Schoyler, the costs 'Little Lord Fauntleroyu---Lyle Ryan. Mickey Donooan, the tough Irish- man--Bob Reese. These six kid- ded the student body a half hour ell, rehearsing his speech before his Lady, Garnet Lesson. The appearance of his ex-wife, Gen- evieve Pennybacker, as his typ- ist upsets our Lord. After a little reminiscing, the Lord fires his typist and trys to console his wife's desire to have a pro- fession, but that here-to-fore quiet little person asserts her- self on this score and leaves MAIN STREET MARKET GROCERIES 2' NIEATS of riotious fun. i . . Mrs. McPherson's home room, 207, ' Dexunu' S.Yv'c' Phane went literary on us with one of PAGE 8 BELHIO CLASS F1939 NAMES Bottom rowil to rl Louise Phillips Betty Dunfee, Betty Baker, Mildred Ford, Virginia Bond, Wilma Ater Helen Newman, Eva Ruth, Frances Weaver, Juanita Mayle,Hilda Arnott Mary Margaret Rob1nson,Lois George Second row: Opal Donaldson, Kim Parker, Harold Crandall, Robert Graham, Clifton Spencer, Warren Bowser,Dean Davis, Archer Everhart Connell Watson, Doris M o r g,a n Patricia Sellers, Third row: Clara Mae Holpp, June Burehfield, Earl Sams, Kathryn Gilbert, Robert Kes- terson, Marjorie Bradley, Nellie Fling, Wilde Stephens,Wanda Givens Irene Jackson, Edwin Kester,Donald Reip. Fourth row: Geraldine Hick- man, Mable Welch, Eleanor heynolds Edith Ann Frashure, Betty Deeble, Vtrgie Alloway, Louetta Pierce, Mary Agnes Stephens, Hannah Hill, Orme Garrett, Marguerite Gross, Walter Scipio. Top row: Virginia Waldren,Blandina Thitehead,Eernice Reeves,Olive Hardy,Virginia Santee Dorthy Sweet, Bertha Dugan, Estell Springston,Med West, Donald Cornes Spencer Barickmen, and H o b e r t Obermyer. Spenser jfuneral ibnme OREASONABLE 0 RELIABLE 0 REFINED PHONE 3190 -:- BELPRE, 0. r' r- r' H r' f' ZJIJ.'2'.blQS1iD .- MEA VS 3 GROCER ES Fir' PHONE 9597 5 , , , , , , ,. , ........ ........,......u.....,....,..l,..,.....,4,..........3 I 5 i HIFTCHY The tenth grade boasts sixty- nine members. Some have moved away, several have withdrawn, and we have a few new members. Among the tenth grade activities of this year, basketball played a very important part. Five girls made the squad and five boys play- ed with the reserves. All these ten students provide promising material for next years's basket- ball season. The tenth grade eontribwted two assewbly programs. The first one, we vie proud to say, was written by 3'wIHbCT of our class, Edith Frashw e. The script called for a smal: dog and Mrs. MeCanlsky was kind enouch to let us have the use 0an.,Z','JfI V A ov' of Popeye , her pet terrier. Edith took the leadiny nart in her original ple' as the wealthy old dowafor whosed dog was kidnapped. GRANAT DIAMONDS Others in the cast were: Frances Weaver, the maidg Gay Santee, the butler: Connel Watson and Robert a K.-zsterson, Detectives. Eva Ruth Jewelers played a piano solo, entitled Mid- MARIETTA, 0R10 night Fire Alarm. Also Mildred Ford and Dean Davis entertained , s the student body by a dialogue while Betty Deeble attended to the announcing. QW5 Our second assembly was the , Christmas play, The Christmas that 1 th iffy., Bounced . Character parts were , V1 in 1l4V,ff, ,,lfl. taken by 'fiildda Stephens, Wanda . 4 fr' f Af Givens, Irene Jackson, Clare Mae 1' ' fly '5913 7 '-WWI, Hol-pp, Harrold eranfmll and Eltelle e 5-jilglxyq 'Lis Sprtngston. Edwin Kester was the ffifligi M 147 always ready and willing announcer. lm- '-i' fi- --is The tenth grade contribution to 'W-1-'-W-V -W--f------- - the band consists of Nellie Fling, violiny Kathryn Gilbert, saxophone Clifton Spencer, clarinet. A lnrge number from the tenth grade are Glee Club members also. Considering all these contribu- . tions, we feel that we have done our best to share in the honor and welfare of Belpre High School and that we hale prepared ourselves to - ,.,.,,- return to B. H. S. next year and take our places as the traditional V ' ' ff f.v' .. joyous juniors. Page 9 I BELHIO, Bottom row Il to rj Kayford ariekmrn, Alice Arnett, Alice Ilderton, Betty Seger, JoClnir McPherson, Elizabeth Tinters, Loretta Erooks, Dotty Bailey, Naxine Jackson, Wilnn Norris, Nita Love Frfncis Xulligrn Wilbur Hardin, Donald Syrafue, Edward Haze, Donald Tolf, Robert Lo rn, Second row Bill, Hall, Bessie Kinble, Dorothy Beall, Velvf Carter, e y uzedor, Anne Davis, Lorne George, Hina Shaiver, Crane Flutts, Betty Waldren, Virginia Vaze, Frank Trautpan, hillinn Hrnsey, Hurry Roberts, Bruce Chanvcrs, lon Hufinrn, Herschel VcCoy, - hird row Loris Ketehumy Elsie Prrtt, Ifrgaret Randolph, Killian EgH'l1I CH,-'II'6l'16 Cazwiclwel, Frencis Tavenner, Ruth ellen Adams, Pefjfy Brooks, Varilyn Boll, Elevnor Hurd, Evo Kelly, Vildred Brownfield, Elmer Holstein, Bert Hendricks, Lillard Foster. Top row Dwiyht Earnhnrt, Dean Tifpcns, Lobort Voody, Jnzes Irovnfleld, alll Parks, Herr? Shrader, Charles Kiley, Joe Parks, Chnrl:n Pjrh, Willie anyer, Janes YcYanus, Berlin iltzrot., Bussel Simpson, Lawerence UlloL. EDGE WOOD DAIRY PRODUCTS VVFIDE GUTLIP :B SON COVEY3 CASH MARKET WESPECIALIZE IN QUALITY MELONS :cz COLAISDDRINKS ROCKLANDD. HELLO I COIVGRFITULFITIONS ro nu. GRHDUHTES , Bi, S2ICCfign !5l4!ii?7fZ?l?. Ivswsn. BETTER SU I TS f20. Had UP 'STUDENT'S TWO PANT SUIT 315.00 AND UP 'HIC BUCKEYE. , zoo FRONT ST.HARIETTA,0.' I p 1 PE P1455 BIMXW6 K 77?Zf57'C0f7f0f7fVIf 551 P195 0670 DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO 55,000.00 FOR EACH DEPOSITOR THE BANK THAT APPREUIATEB YOUR BUSINESS u-- I PAPEl1O BELHIO S EVE HT H J.. , -?, .-.Ai .. 7 - Bottom row Q1 to rj Geo.Norris jnnita P1ant,Blenor Tip eha Evelyn Wi1aoa,Li11xaa Weaver Grace M.Danka,Bo1ly Bowser,Bmaa govei1,Mar- saret Tnrner,Betty Wiicoaen,The4a Ray!01ive.Maze,The1ma Cnrrey , :len Stewart,Do1orea Smxth,Maxxne Praoe,Anata Wolf,Mab1e Garrett, Faaay White. 53igg8-2ggiDore1o Charmoxn,Ruby Brewer,Martha Lohr, Imkgine Webb Bet y eahe mer,Wxnnaa Stone Mae Watermaa,Martha Payng,Tommy Lo, BrooouEh,Irene Erwin Caroiya Reea1,Anaa Koon,Wi1ma Fraaxer,lnth Seott,Kat.1eeh McManns,jnne Baker,Betty Nichols. sgjgf j83,De1phard Dll121l,g0hl Berryfban Brxdgeman Wayne Qhorch, Z'I f..Z'I5'b222'id.T'Z 'ui?2Z'ii'x ?'1iPEui 9'2Yi2'3 'i1 3u e e o a e on ar o e e exe r arm a a - 1e,Jamea Bickmaa,Di11y Bo1aeton,C1abde leyno1da,Keaneth Sweet,Cir1 Stephena,Robe1 Bughea,Keaneth Pove11,Li11i1an Adama- SHNQQ0 LENOX LONG BELPRE , . CGMPIJFI ENTS rj - onior Colvin Claud Kidd r Har Dk an R 11 St Egger? f2E1i,Bovard Koohilllfhekoberzo'Wonsrow Hzlaoaztsirl Sa::e' Eet,Ha1 Dil ,Richard Stealy, eslie Milier, Harry Stewart Lawrance armichae1,Robert Wagner,Char1ea Davia,!dgar jordan,Cecii Welch. 1 lsig El G H 'VH CANDY CO. 3QQQfULlfW SI DH ON E -9.5 05 BELPRE Qgiggg-511, fl to rl BettyKemp Dorothy Cap1inger,Maxine Lake, Co eel arickman Marguerite Hail, Betty Lenox,Dorothy Hooaer, Stevens,ioy eaver,Norman Calder Robert Steveha,George Doroth !rame,f1oyd Weaver,Wayae Hamiltom Bob Hail. gggg 1 3, Leta Poyet'llueatiae kom1ia,Dorothy Kaow1ea,Rnth Aan anffigan Adeline Gx1bert,Phy1iaa Waimn,Margaret Aan Dreaael, Irmaahegxyg Dlcnchr ?tephana,Armi1da Ri f1e,Hargaret Smith,Bve7 lya ra ara Sc p o. 81jfj-5gi' Charlotte Church Mary Lowther, Hazel Reed luth Welch, er rn e Dowell Dorothy Keliy Evelia leevea, Pauline Dmeble, Birach lmerick,bertha Weat,Robert eateraon,L1oyd Bo1comb,Pau1 W eoxea. Q g Carl Peight Carl Burma Warrea Stone Jeaaae lverhart teggoifff iaveaner Kathfeea Hnihea:Brace Price Jaaior larril, ' Tao Carder, Carl iove, Humber George,lobert Drooka,Doha1d horlo. - Howard Buakirk William Bnakirk junior Araott Howard geffymfexiarold Dellingeri Robert DnmaaBdmond Hajeaki lraemt Frazier, Robert Winana, Robert Morris, ichard Gaxner,faymoad light,Kemneth Webb. TAXI QEPVICE BELPRE, OHIO page 11 TBI PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION President ----------- -W. T. Dressel Vice President-Mrs. O. R. Kiracofe Second Vice Pres. lrs.A.S. Dempsey? Secretary ------ Mrs. Edward Fleming Treasurer ------ ---Mrs. Doris Stone PROGRAM COMMITTEE Miss Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Mrs. Anna Cady, Chairman Mildred Allen Helen Frances Julia Hovey Carl Hendrick A. S. Dempsey ll..ii, The new year was begun in Septem- BEIHIO GET THE ORIGINAL! HOT DOGS AND HAMBURGERS AT JOHN'S LUNCH ROOM 325 SIXTH STREET ALSO 250 PLATE LUNCHES FUTURE HOME MAKERS OF AM RICA OFFICERS Lois George... .... .......President Luetta Pierce.......V1ce President Geraldine Hickman....Sec. k Trees. Mary Agnes Stephens......H1st9rian ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP Any student of vocational h om e economics who is regularly enroll- ed in high school and who meetsthe requirements of the club. ACTIVITIES Made costumes for operatta given by junior high music department. Sent delegates to regional meet- ing ofhome economics clubs at Ohio University. Participated in Washington Co u- nty Fair. Exhibited at Barlow Fair. ber with a business meeting. In October the annual supper was giv- en, with Irs. Dale Brookhart in charge. Some of the proceeds of the supper were spent for geography and history maps, and reading cir- cle books. The November business meeting was followed by a social period and refreshments. In Dec- ember, Mr. Lucas gave an interest- ing and instructive talk on the Pan-American Peace Conference. The meeting was completed witha Christ- mas tree and white elephant gifts. Mr. LaFavcr led in carol singing. Mrs. Dale Welch told the Christmas story and Mrs. J.Sidney Stone read the Christmas story from the gospel of Luke. There was no meetin in January due ta,high water. The February business meeting was followedby two duets played by Frances Dempsey and Catherine Ellenwood. In March Professor Eggleston of Marietta College lectured on HHeredity and Environment.' Eileen Bradley sang. A social hour followed. The April meeting will be conducted by the teachers of the grade buildings. The P. T. A. sponsored an amateur show and movie April 1-2. Scenes of Belpre, Rockland and vicinity were taken. Townspeople were pic- tured at their work. In addition to the movie, and auction was held each nite by Dale lelch. Anamateur show was given by Lee Perryof'Park- ersburg who presented a number of his pupils. GIANT-SODAS DELICIOUS ICE CREAM MARIETTIUS BEAUTIFUL New max STORE The Crystal Daily T20 THIRD STREET MARIETTA,OHIO Presented assembly program. Assisted with uniforms f or mel- ody band. Served tea to visitors at 'b ack to school night.n SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB President ---- Margaret Ann Dressel Vice President ' ------ Kenneth Webb Secretary and Treasurer ------- '.. ...... :,... Phyllis layman The chief aim of the club is to do the things that members would like to do in class if time permit- ted. The meetings are held the first and third Mondays of each month. Each member must average B in conduct and in social science. Edmond Majeski led one meeting, preparing a model harbor to illus- trate his topic of NSh1ps'. At Christmas members placed presents of different lands under a Christ- mas tree and were served refresh- ments of different lands. Another meeting was given over to the 'City of London'. The buildings, park, streets, and other interesting ob- jects were discussed. The Pres- ident's Cabinent was studied and presented as the Club's assembly program for the year. WILSON AND MONROE RADIO SERVICE All Work Guaranteed PHONE 2631 MX BELPRE, OHIO DEEM DRUG COMPANY Pai ani Medicines, Salas Stationery, Candy Pr e scri pti one, Fw-25 Frank K. Hardman Herman ROHM PHOTOGRAPHIC CLUB PPSS1d6nteeesee Vice President. Secretary...... Treasurer...... Faculty Advisor...... eeeeeeeR0b6Pt P0y8t .Harry Feight Helen Buskirk Helen Buskirk ...Mr. Blough The Photographic Club was formed this year to study the technique of taking and developing pictures. The meetings are held every Thursday morning in the activity p er iod. Any person from the ninth grade to the twelfth who is passing at least 3 subjects may join. Each member pays 10d tui- tion fee and Sd a month dues, fur- nishes his own camera, films a nd pays for paper used in printing the pictures. This club served greatly in tak- ing pictures developing and print- ing pictures fcr the high school annual. O ll, Jxfx ON QGR AM C PHOTQG KAPH Y C LU HCJME EC CLUB WHTGHES JE WQLBY DIHMONDS NOVELI IES lwuawoons JEWELRY STORE '7t.h at, Juliana SL. Fine Watch and Jewelr' Re ai ' COMPLINEN TS NATIO NA l: DR UG CO- Conuen FRONTMUPELTMAN MAR! ETTA, OHIO IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL STOP IN AT ULLOM SAN ITARY BA RBEH SHOP BELPRE,OHIO A 521.310 Page 13 GLEE CLUB 1 Bottom row C L to R D Eddie Kester, Earl Sams, Wilde Butcher, Irene Jackson, Eva Ruth, Elizabeth Winters, Nita Love, Mary Robinson, Mildred Spencer, Wilda Stephens, Catherine Ellenwood, Second row I L to R J Marie Runnels, Helen Buskirk, Florence Wise, Betty Dunfee, Ruth Ellen Adams, Marilyn Bell, Mildred Ullo n, Kathryn Gilbert, Orma Garxet, Hannah 5111, Marjorie Bradley, Nellie Fling, Eileen Bradley Wilcoxen Third row 4 L to R J John Mulligan, Robert Kesterson, Mary Emerick, Evadell Weaver, Frances Dempsey, Mildred Luzader, Jane Dressel, Frances Gantz, Marjorie Merell, Glendora Covey, Ilyrceal Ryan, Walter-dloore, Frank Campbell Fourth row C L to1R J Lyle Ryan, Genevieve Pennybacker, Garnet Leeson, Kathryn Irvine, Helen Brookhart, Harriet Abbott, Ralph Wiley, Gay Santee, Richard Hard1n,Rosemary Hardie, Chester Simpson, Helen Newman, Ralph Duff, Blondina Whitehead, Harry Feight, Leanord Holdren EA ND U Bottom ro' 41 to F3 lafy Wanda Logan, Frances Dempsey, Nellie p11n Russell Simpson, Mildred Luzader, Dorothy Knowles, Wilbur Hardin, 8. Betty Kemp, Bruce Chambers, Kenneth Webb, Clifton spencer. Top row C1 to r7Mildred Brcwnlield, Lawrence Ullom, Leanord Holdren, Raymond Kight, Adeline Gilbert, Kato Gilbert, Bert Hendricks, Dwight Barnhart, Elmer H olstein, Merlin Eltzroth, Marlyn Bell, Robert Doman, John Mulligan, ! ' Simplicity ia beautiful - and SANDERS PERHANEND Proves the simplimity of 55.00 being BEAUTI?UL 510,00 Other Waves - 4 33.00 to 84.00 SIIIPDO l UAV! ' ' 500 IAIICUII ' 350 Ancs ------- ,ge YACIAL -- 150 IAIICUT '- ' 330 lsduetlone Ol all Ierlalelts. 1 it yo: bring e friend. 'Wllll QUALITY cleats rou- r., rxfen ee. ips... ma.. 'COSMATISTE BEAUTY smvlcn POE FLI NG eQ?f 'J AUTO REPAIRS 301 MAPLE ST. Be:.Pne,o1-no B085 PLHGE GULF GHS 3 OILS MHSFIELD TIRES CHND Y- SOFT DRINKS ROCK LHND OHIO L f'-W3 14 BEL1-110 T RU CJ? fl Bottom rowfl to rj Elmer Hendershot, Anthony Cain, nobert Stealy, B111 Ramsey, Joe Parks, Frank Stone Trautman, Bruce Price, Frederick Poyet, Robert Schweikert. Top rowfl to rj Robert Poyet, Warren Stone, Bert Hendricks, Lawrence Ullom, Pernice Barrickman, Elmer Holstein, Clifton Spencer, Howard Stone, Ralph Duff, Bill Parks, Robert Doman, Kenneth Price. T KCC F '14 Bottom row Cl to rj Carl Feight, Richard Gainer, Robert wagner, Robert Stephane, Hal Hill, Kenneth Webb. top row C1 to rj Harold Stephens, Donald Wolfe, Charles Davis, Howard Koon, Robert Lemly, Mr. Jenkins. J GRAHAM'S VEGETABLE MARKE T WHOLESALE 8: RETAIL ROCKLAND, OHIO I nv MAYS BEAUTY SERVICE GRANT'AVE. BELPRE,OHIO PHONE 2476R Bradley 8: Pride, Grocery WE DELIVER , Belpre, Ohio PHONEJ42 ,L BEL2-IIAO ' page 15 BOYS BASKET BALL E I 5 Bottom row: Robert Reese, Wayne Stevens, Richard Hardin, Leonard Heldren, Harry Feight, Thomas Pride, and Coach Kiracofe. Top row: Lyle Ryan, Harold Stephens, Ralph Wiley, and Robert Poyet. 5 Wayne Stevens is a Junior. His next year's prospectsare fine.His accurate shooting was a great help in making this asuccessful season. He should develop into a mainstay of next year's team. Ralph Wiley uses his heighth to Qggch Otis R. Kiracofe, HCoachU, as we have always called him, has just completed another yearas bas- ketball coach. He has not only de- veloped winning teams, but has de- veloped the boy's characters a s well. The school congratulates you on your splendid record, and wishes you many fine seasons to come. Leonard Holdren--CDutchJwascap- tain this season and he well deser- ved the honor. He was always try- ing and was the leaderon thefloon He scored well over two-hundred points this season, and his con - sistent outstanding playing willbe remembered for many seasons tocome Harry Ngilln Feight started the season as guard, but it was soon evident that the center position was Harry's place. He was except- iionly good at rebounds. Harry con- verted many of these into poi nts. He sank his long shots consistent- ly and was seldom outjumped by an opponent. Thomas Pride was an aggressive guard who was an unusally fine scoring guard. Tom'smanwasalways held in check and he usually out- scored his opponent. Tom was an aggressive player and that earned him the name as a hardbut fairplay er. Bottom row: MargaretDeucher,lildred Luzader, Jane Dressel, Louise Stone He1enBrookhart,MaryLogan,andBetty Baker. Top row:Mrs. McPherson, Wilma Ate n V rg nia Bond, Peggy Brooks, Bertha Dugan, Helen Newman, Frances Dale Gantz. good advantage, and he is exception- ally good on the offense. He has been converted into a guardand has extremely good prospects for next year. Robert Po et is a good steady guar whose accurate shooting,both longs and shorts, make him a val- 'uable member of the squad.He show- ed fine sportsmanship and spirit throughout the season. Earl Stevens is a junior and be- cause of his Heighth should be up in the air fighting next year. His playing was fine under the basket where he tipped in many points. Richard Hardin is an aggressive guardwhowill Be up there fighting for a position next year. He is always trying and producing much good playing last season. - Howard Stone has developed wonder- fully this year and soon after the firstof the season he was elevated to the first team. He should be a outstanding guard next season. We can count on his being there nex t year with plenty of fight. Harold Stephens was a fair for- ward who saw some service. Jackwas a good shot, both long and short, and showed his merit as a good de- fensive player. Lyle Ryan is a small but fast forward who because of his speed and shooting should be a valuable player next year. The Sophomores have an outstand- ing group of coming stars. These inc1ude:Robert Kesterson,Ear1Sama Gay Santee,Connellatson,andHarold Crandall. These boys saw action as reserves, and we feel that they should develop into good players. TENNIS Tennis has been a minor sport at Belpre High School, but it rs rap- idly developing into a major sport. Belpre will have available three fine public tennis courts on the school grounds this summer. This should stimulate public interest. There are quite a number of young people who are interested in this sport and should develop into good players. These three tennis courts were made available through the C0- operation between the Student Coun- cil and the Athletic Council. Let us all play tennis this summer. GIRL'S BASKETBALL TEAM The t ea m consisted of a number of experienced players.Through the coaching ability of Mrs. McPherson a fine team was developed.Although the girls did not play ve ry many games they were always worthy re p- resentatives of Belpre High SchooL The prospects for next season ar'e bright and they should continue to have a winning team. GIRL S BASKETBALL E Q E 1 Y ' M1 -1: PAGE 16 BELHIO rv . Bottom Rowll to rDMi11ard Fost,er,Ra1ph Wi1ey,Conne1l Wat,son,Leonard Ho1dren,Thomas Pride,Harry Feignt,Richard Hardin,John Mu111ga.n,Geo. Parker,Ly1e Ryan. Top Rowil to rj Frank Pennybacker, K 1 m Pa r k e r, Robert. Kest.erson,Bert Hendr'icks,Thur1 Ke11y,Robert. Reese, Ro be rt Poyet,Ra.ymond Brookhart,I-Iugh Maze,Edwar'd Burd,Coach Kirocofe. ES' ERMEIERS EXCLUSIVE DEALER FOR FLORSHEEM AND FREEMAN SHOES for MEN Q :z ,,, Bus DRIVYRS 3 : ur. Herr., mr. Abbott, Mr. Clark, Z Q-I Mr. Hardie, Mr. Scarlet.. ': 'Q G15 ..Everything to Build Your Homef, is 2' 1 'WK' ILDUG 'ri' ,f frnfn ff I- 'W . QNEIUHJEIIKFJE R LIIJ' on CJ 'N' M- ' W :L 5 D5PCndable Service 2 E LJ IZ 32 IU P'-4 FJ PH vi 37 Q CD III O-4 Q S fl OU C 1 23 ll an II E' D .4 3 3, do an 5 .O m u ef ,. male 17? X U s4u-- Dale Lucas J. J. 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Q: U 3 BLOUGHE cAsH awocmv FRESH MEATSE GREEN VEGETABLES ROCKLAND Q 5121.310 FQmRTH QRAuE HFTH GRADE HXTH GRADE n3EL1DRE CRA DEQ LPR55cf41P'r1Qru3 CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED FRO T ST GREEN OPPOSITE L FAYETTE HOTEL MARIETTA O E.-D Rm-Ifxia D Sixty Years a Druggisn 7 T SUGDEN T BOOK-STQRE V I34 PUTNAMS-r Q MARIETTAO. T PAGE 20 ammo AUCKLAND GRADES 5 HRST E, SECQRUJ 1, 'NERD E FOURTH FIFTH 3 SIXTH EATWELL CAFE PLATE LUNCH 306 BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO EAT BECAUSE ALL OUR SILVERWARE,CHINA AND GLASSWARE ABSOLUTELY STERILIZED BY OUR ELECTRIC DTSHWASHING MACHINE WATER IS 180 DEGREES HOT PARKESSBURG W.VA. H. J. SMITH TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE .1 . .4 - F, Q 'Tu , I PHONE Ill ROYAL DISTPIBUTORS 404 slvlnrn ITRIET PARKERSBURG. W. VA. 51112 Cgem fjleinelrg SAID? 455 MARKET STREET DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY SILVERWARE RADIOS CONVENIENT TERMS - BELHIO P388 21 SHO E ENTIRE FAMILY EVERYNTHING HARDWARE M llNION HARDWARE 221-223 Putnam Street EMAFHETTA oH 1o DD. BLO UGH I GENERAL Macfs Super Service Station sum: PETROLEUM Famous-r TUXEDO VEED5 WECIALISED LU BKICATION CQAL zz saws 5- ggi? POR TEHFI ELQO BELHIQQ PAGE 22 I 1 Counsellin divorce casey: Nls it true your husband led 1 dogs life with you?N Eileen: HHe did. He came in with muddy shoes leaving footprints all over the carpet. He took the best place in front of the fire waited to be fed, growled at the least provication and snapped at me a dozen times a dav. Relief Agent: nThey tell me you have a model husband.H Mrs. Jenkins: Yes, But he ain't a workin' model. He's just a blue print.' Tom: nEverything seems brighter after I've been out with you.H Dorothyznlt ShOUld home till morning.N - you never go Miss Yoss: Hwere you excited on your wedding day?n Mr, Le Favor: HExcited! I gave my wife ten dallors and tried to kim the preacher- Judge: Have you been up before me? Brown: I don't know, what time do you arise? Oo Se Gal 5' t e Q 6 J . S3212 of by' re e ' D abf I 6 qys ' I he QSJJGSJI' 51111 P Ve ' C lab fbr adj lg II: b 0 8 Q Oq . bbs .Q -JOE. ADA M5 EU GDAMS ICI -::III:11 N JCE - Come J-JA U 1.1915 B5LPJ'?E,0H1Q PH o NE 397 KP Q, 0-9,490 N -o ,ye s 9 6 ,q- N 91 Q o'Q4'4'b g?,,o 6964 QP5 Qc S5096 , 5 GV7t4 d fpogi ' K 56, xxiltffb .i,0Nw'6 00 'bo 09 3? 6?el4r60p +i 4, ci 'y 0 'D' .00 he-do-gexyxp Q sl . 0 .o Q5ZpeQ55W QS Employer: Do you work and hum? L0H1Se: No, I just hum. JW DUDLEY fc sofvs ca. Defi: epf F LORIST 5HY IT WITH FLOWERS SPE NCER-BELPRE - HGENT Sept. Sept a Octa Oct. ,Oct. Nov. Nov. NOV. Nov. Nov. Dec. DSC. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Fsbo Feb. SCHOOL CALENDER 7, ------- ------ School started 24-25, -------- ---- Barlow Fair 10, ---------- ---- P.T.A. Supper 16, ----- End of first six weeks 30-51, ------ Teacher's E.O.T.A. Meeting 6, .---- P -------------- Carnival 11, --------------- School Night 20,-Basketball game,Coo1v111e- 25 , 2'7- 4, away -----------------Salem-home 28,---Thanksgiving Vacation ----End of second six weeks 4, ..... ....... ---- Beverly-away 4-5 , ----- Grade School Operetta 5, ---------------- Newport-away 11 I 12, 18, 19, 23, 24, -----------Dexter City-away ---------Tuppers Plain-home ----------------Racine-home ----------Belle Valley-home -------------Coolville-home --------Start of Christmas- Vacation 5, ------------ Lower Salem-away 9,- 15, 16, 22, 25, 6,- ---------------Newport-home -----------Dexter City-home End of First Semester ' ---------------Beverly-away ----------Williamstown-away ----School dismissed: flood ---------------Beverly-home B,--School resumeszafter flood 15, 19, 22, 26, 26, ----------Belle Valley-away ---------------Vincent-away -------Grade School reopens after flood ----------Williamstown-home ----End of 2nd six weeks of 2nd semester April 16, ----- - ----------- --Concert April 17, ---------- Commercial Tests May 14,-- ---- -Junior Senior Banquet May 16, ---------Bacalaureate Sermon 'May 21, ------ End of second semester May 21, ---------------- Commencement 'Q-nav-4 ! BELHIO f Pase 23 ' ALUM I V HONORARY MEMBERS Frank P. Ames...........KDeceased! Mrs. Dora Paden..Parkersburg,W.Va. Mrs. Rosa Pinnell.......fDeceased! Mrs. Wm. Armstrong......CDeceased! 1876 David P. Guthrie........lDeceased! Anna Belle Paden........KDeceased! Anna GuthrielMrs. Phillip Cole! Parkersburg,W.Va. Anna E. LockwoodCMrs. John Dana! ' Belnre. Ohio 1877 Viletta PattonfMrs. J.B. Waterman! KDeceased! Mame PattonfMrs. L. Levongood! KDeceased! Carmi Williams........Chicago,Ill. 1878 Ella CookfMrs. Wallace Kincaid! Belpre, Ohio William F. Dana.........fDeceased! George W. Guthrie.......CDeceased! 1879 Cora S. BrownKMrs. J.T. Needham! fDeceased! E.W. Stone.......Cheyenne, Wyoming W.R. O'Neal..........Orlando, Fla. Lulu M. G1az1erlMrs. H.J. Stewart! Cincinnati, Ohio 1880 Mollie RyanCMrs. Chas. Long! CDeceased! 1881 Madie Petty.............fDeceased! Jessie HendersonKMrs.W.J. Wharton! lDeceased! 1883 Kate M. BrowningCMrs.Jacob Pfautz! Akron, Ohio 1885 Elmer L. Brown....Fort Worth, Tex. Minnie 0'BlennessfMrs. E.H. Boyes! ....................Mar1etta, Ohio Della CookseyKMrs. Samual Confield ........................KDeceased! Lucy BrownfMrs. James CadyX.Belpre ..............................Ohio 1886 Addie CadylMrs. Elmer Brown! ...................,....lDeceased! May Templer...........Belpre, Ohio Carrie DanielsfMrs. P.I. Hale! ....................Co1umbuS. Ohio Lottie W. Howe........Belpre, Ohio 1887 Dora Harr1sonKMrs. George O'Nea1! ......................Be1pre, Ohio Elizabeth D. Rathbone ....................New York, NIYO Josie O'Neal............KDeceased! 1888 Maggie McGrawCMrs. John Gerst! . ....... ................iDecensed! Mary HowelMrs. E.O. Bower! ......................Belpre, Ohio Carrie ReedfMrs. W.J. Wharton! ......................Be1pre, Ohio Lou O'Nea1fMrs. Dorus Alderman! .................Parkersburg, W.Va Lettie CaywoodKMrs. W.H. Wilhelm! .................Parkersburg,W.Va. Minnie Patton.........Belpre, Ohio Katherine Templer.....Be1pre, Ohio Bertha G1az1erKMrs. C.B. Ballard! ....................Mar1ett8, Ohio Iva Eaton...............lDeceased! 1889 Henry Patterson....Char1otte, N.C. Persis Putnam Howe.....Belpre,Ohio 1890 Carrie FoughtCMrs. Wm. Huff! .................Huntington, W.Va. Margaret O1iverCMrs. H.F. Clark! .......................Belpre,Ohio Blanche Lockwood.Parkersburg, W.Va. Daisy GattsKMrs. Ph. Buchbinder! ..................JN1lkensburg Pa. Mary Nye StoneCMrs. F.S.-McGee! ....................Mar1etta,oh1o Elizabeth Dell O'BlennessKMrs. W.L. ..........McMorris! Marietta, Ohio Julia E. DruseKMrs. Troy Alexander! ............ ...........fDeceaSed! Mamie Oliverfmrs. John Clark! ..... ......... ..........fDeceased! 1891 Lucy Williams...........KDeceased! Lena B. Simpson.....Rockland,Ohio Maidie L. BrownlMrs. Wm. Davidson! .......... ........ ......lDeceased! Fannie M. Com tonKMrs. Fannie Comp- ton AndersonY.......Tacoma, Wash. Annie G. McDonoughCMrs. Francis .............Leary! Chester, W.Va. 1692 Blanche Elizabeth Price.C1arksburg .............................W.Va. Florence A. McNeal ...... CDeceased! Charles W. Dresse1...Mar1etta,Ohio Maggie B. LaVe1le.......fDeceased! Fred E. Cunningham.Hadden Heights, .............................N. J. Fannie J. Harrison ..... .iDeceased! Luc E. FordCMrs. John Gorb ! Y , Y .....................Evanston,Ill. 1893 Mary E. KingQMrs. Burdette Woodyard ................Parkersburg, W. Va. Doc McClure O'Blenness ....... .... .......Philadelphia, Pa. Nina C. GattsiMrs. A.T. Stone! ....................Clarendon, Va. Lillie L. KingKMrs. Preston Shep- pard!...............Co1umbus, Ohio Wm. Henry Taylor.....Pittsburg,Pa. Hayes Bell! Mary E. T1mmonslMrs. .....................Marietta, Ohio Gertrude Gatts..........CDeceased! Mary L. McDonough.......KDeceased! 1894 Robert D. Ford- --'- - -Deceased Charles N. Sawyer ---- ' Deceased Earl E. Compton-JacksonCenten Ohio Walter lhite ---- Parkersburg, W. Ve. 1895 Janet M. Willison CMrs. Frank Denn- ison!., ,... . .C1arksburg, W. Va. Jennie B. Bosworth CMrs.CarlvFarsod Uniontown, Pa. Charles L. Wilson.. .Swissva1e, Pa. 1896 Blair Willison---Clarksburg, W. Va. Jessie A. Sturm ----- -Crafton , Pa. Maude Page CMrs. Harry Morse!- ---- -' ---- - -- - 'A1bicn, Mich. Lida Mae Jones-CMrs. George Bruney! - -- - -- - ---- - ----Deceased Daisy Gorby-CMrs. Freemanmarshall! ' j 'H'Bart1etsvi11e, Okla . i 1- Th e- Park-Wood sELLs rr Fon Less ON THE squares FOR CLOTHING,SHOES,AND FURNISHINGS shoes for men Smurtly Styled-Long Wearing Ladies' Bi-En-Tiffick ARCH SUPPORT SHOES COURT SQUARE PARKERSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA Ray A. Coste11o--H----Pittsburg,Pa. 1897 John E. Price----Clarksburg, W. Va. Sidney R. Cramerf---New York, N. Y. Mae Gatts-CMrs. John Partington! ---L ---- --East Oranae. N. J. 1898 A Sarah Edna Timmons CMrs.Caro1 Camden! Louisville, Ky. william G. Armstrong P1ttsburg,Pa. Qllen Costello Ksister Mary Elena! Co1umbus,Oh1o 1899 Clara Virginia Via QMrs.Wm. Hanna! Chicago, Ill. Wm. Harry Jackson C1eve1and,Ohio Lulu Ethel Coe QMr.SpencerHo1dcronj Richmond, Va. 1900 Mae P. Howe CMrs. Ward Wade! . Marietta, Ohio Julia C. Crothers gMrs. Donsldwolm Winchester, Mass. 1 I 1901 Flossie A. Hardy CMrs. James L. Phillips! Co1umbus,Ohio Pearl-Fought Parkersburg,W. Va. Arthur C. Browning Chicago, Ill. E-Flora Cramer Bart1esg1l1e42Qkla. SAY IT WITH ANTONS' FLOWERS ANY PLACE ANY TIME ANY OCCASION 116 PUTNAM STRIIT NAIIITTA OHIO I fl-nil 4PAGE 24 BE'I,,H,IQ. J KCDDAK FILM DEVELOEING W ERINTING we MAKE GOOD EICIURES MORE. CERTAIN THERES N0 SECRET TO GOOD SNAPSHOTS IF YOU START WITH KODAK VERICHROME FILM IN YOUR CAMERA AND LET US D0 THE PHOTO FINISHING AFTER YOU'VE MADE THE EXPOSURES. VERICHROME IS ADAPTABLE T0 MOST EVERY TYPE OF DAYLIGHT-- OUR FINISHING PROCESS IS ADAPTABLE T0 YOUR PARTICULAR PICTURES. 4' CAMERAS UF-AKODAKSSS UP MOVIE CAMERAS UP ll ll I'l'l'9 cur mrs nnucs YLZWIO MARKET S SIXTH STREETS FREE DELIVERY PHONES 110-141 1902 J li M. B 1 M . H K at I-wa N- Browns B'1Pfe- ohio .EK-.'T.....T?'T?.'?f?f.T?...?B2'Ze.ZZ5, Blanche I Sheppard Ura Woodstew- Bri? Palestine, W. Va. Maude Barnett CMrs. Fred Wilsonj Belpre, Ohio Lillian G. Coe CMrs.O.D. McGrewJ Parkersburg,W.Va. Minnie P. Hawk CMre. H.E. Churchj Belpre, Ohio 1903 Pauline C. ColeCMrs. Warren Healy! ........................CDeceasedJ Grace G.CoelMrs.Welford Holdcroftl ..............Scarsdale, New Yorkl Earnest B. Glazier...Va1cdon,N.M. Lulu GorbyCMrs. I. C. Taylor! ......................Belpre, Ohio 1904 Mary Louise BrowningCMrs.Edward 1904 Mary Louise Brown1ngKMrs. Edward Page Tabbl..............fDeccasedJ Mary F. CostelloKMrs. Shirley Pruntyl.........Parkersburg, W.Va. Miriam E. BrownlngfMrs. Robert Vitturl.................Lima, Ohio 1905 Wilbur C. Farson......Salem, W.Va. Harriet B. Druley.....Canton, N.Y. David Burns Sheppard.............. .................Brekenridge, Tex. Rhea M. SimpsonCMrs. G. T. Manfred .....................Denver, Colo. Arthur W. Glsz1er......Cisco, Tex. 1906 Florence M. Stewart............... ..................C1ncinnati, Ohio Harriet RobertsonCMrs. Carl Weath- erbeeJ..............New York, N.Y. Lloyd Wharton...Parkersburg, W.Va. PLYMOUTH SANDWICH SHOP HOT DOGS OUR SPECIAUTY CIGARETTES TOBACCO CANDY MAIHENYPDBAILIY DHQNEQQZ7 B51 P125 1907 . James W. Norr1slU.S. Marine Corpb ..................Washington, D.C. Walter W. Weatherbee-Seattle,Wash. Anna M. Simpson.......Tulsa, Okla. Bernice Gar1ochCMrs. A. E. Howellb ...................Goldsboro, N.G. Mary MillerCMrs. Jackson Taylorl ...................Florence, Colo. Lulu M. Singer..........KDeceasedJ Russell A. Co1loway.Chicago, Ill. Winifred Gar1och......Belpre, Ohio ' 1908 ' Alpha SimpsonCMrs. D.R. Abernathyl ...............Lawrenceville, Ill. Lockwood Dana...Parkersburg, W.Va. Howard Kimes..........Graham, Tex. Willis R. Mummey..............f... ................Parkersburg, W.Va. 1909 Lacy W. AshCMrs. James McPherson, ...... .... ..........Marietta, Ohio Georfe Costello.....Pittsburg, Pa. 1910 Mary T. Barrows.....Rockland, Ohio Marie Harding.........Belpre, Ohio Hazel M1tchelliMrs. Martin Rowan! ........................iDeoeasedJ Blanche PettylMrs. Frank Banksl ....................Rockland, Ohio Florence WitteCmarriedJBelpre,Ohio Raymond Goodno......Bird City,Kan. Georce Hall............Belpre,Ohio Donald Wolfe...Cuyahoga Falls,Ohio 1911 Mabel Grace ArcherKMrs. Carroll BELHIO L as L . Page 25 SMITH AND BURROWS COMPANY ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORKS LARGE OR SNIALL,WI.f ROOF THEM ALL VVARNI AIR FURNACES PARKERSBURG W. VA. O'nealI................Belpre,Oh1o Marie MillerIMrs. Carl Francisl ..Belpre,Ohio .Coalton,Ohio Raymond Glazier......Boston, Mass. ..Belpre,Oh1o ..To1edo,Ohio .Rockland,Oh1o City,M1ssouri -.--..---nnnuugnnnee. Willard Ellenwood.... Blair K1mes.......... Roy Kraft ..... ....... Edward Pryor........ Ray Wigner....Kansas 1912 Nellie FlahertyIMrs. F.F. Rowel .................Parkersburg,W.Va. Loretta GardnerIMrs. Edgar Dyel .... .......... ...Parkersburg,W.Va. Gladys Petty........Cleveland,Ohio Ruth BrackneyIMrs. Geo. E. Jolleyl ....................Ardmore,Okla. Virginia Fullerlmarriedl ............... ..... ..Elsmere,Del. Grace Harding... ....... Belpre,Ohio Cecil Pride.....Morgantown, W. Va. Charles Barrows ......... CDeceasedJ 1913 Katherine Elizabeth DressellIMrs. George Halll...........Belpre,0hio Kathryn Foster FittroIMrs. Clifford Kathr Foster FittroIMrs.Clifford GorbygT ............... .Belpre,Ohio Lucile G1lbertIMrs. Harry Hilll . ..... ............Parkersburg,W.Va. 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Root! . .... .............Parkersburg,W.Va Louise GoodnoCMrs. David Britt! .......................Belpre,Ohio Elizabeth Goodno......Carneg1e,Pa. Clara SouderfMrs. Frank Braun! .......................Belpre,Ohio Arkley Dalton..........Belpre,Ohio Raymond Brunfield.....Vincent,Ohio Bernard Parson...Parkersburg,W.Va. page 27 ' ' T SHO FDR MARIE T T A IFFE N'S M E N Q H I U 'F 1 R s'r wi 'IH 'mf New 'r amos' KU??ENl-IEJNER SLOT H ESWSTET SON HATS INTERWCPVEN SOCKSMMANHA'fTAN SHIRTS Edward B. Flem1ig?? .... Belpre,Ohio Leo Riley. ........... ..Eelpre,Ohio Cecil Kelley...........Belpre,Ohio Ray Weaver ..... .....Rockland, Ohio John Mulligan ........ ..Belpre,Ohio Bernard McDonough.. ..Belpre,Ohio Bessie Covey....... Rockland,Ohio Helen Pryor........ Rockland,Oh1o Milliceut Flinglmrs Paul Baynel ................... ..Belpre,Ohio- Eleanor SpraguelMrs Eugene Dickey ................... ..Belpre,Oh1o 1922 Iris Arnott.....Mrs Winlfred FrazienMrs 4 Lester Lemley Charles Moore vashci carreznm-s. Cerald McMillan' Marjorie Miracle..Mrs. Paul Miller, Carrie Mulliganhks. Forest Cassidy! Anna Potter.......................2 Emma Wood..........Mrs. Ivan Queen Gertrude Wood....Mrs. Horace Dugan George Loraine Place.............. 1923 Averille Adams....Mrs. E. C. Mayle Leona But1er.Mrs. Eastman Chandler Lulu Cross .... ...Mrs. Orvie Kelley ..........................Deceased Dallas Casley ..................... Chester Cook.......Pittsburg, Pa.. Earle Covey ...................... . Mary Dugan ........................ Marion FrazienMrs. Owen Carmichael Albert Gearhart .................. . Orley Leeson... .... ... .......... .. Dorothea McGrewMrs. Bernard Frason Wayne McGrew. .......... Parkersburg Edward Riley ........... Parkersburg Mary Wise ..... 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Florence ScottCMrs.Edward Flemingl 1....rr................Belpre,Oh1o Hazel Woody Glen Varner.... .....Belpre,Ohio Dean Welch... ........Belpre,Ohio 1926 Bernice Holstein ------------ Belpre Mary Linton --------- Mrs. Cecil Lad Donna McGrew--Mrs. Granville Price Parkersburg SBURG, w .m CDMPLI ME N T3 U F FLANDZRS BRSTH ERS G eueknn. I Nsunnncf 'PHONE 14-1-- MHRIETTH,O PAGE 28 Ocella Packard--Mrs. Walter Haynes Wilma Squires ----- Mrs. Orlan Thorn West Virginia Jessie Swan ------ Mrs. Jessie Yates Virginia Wilchen--Mrs. John Miller ' , Parkersburg Margaret Stribling -------- Mrs. Ned Crosten Mildred Wilson -------------- Belpre Rosa Wise----Mrs. William Knowlton Miami, Florida Bessie Woomer---Mrs. Michael Moore Leonard Knee ----------- Parkersburg Roy Miracle --------- Houston, Texas Dale Nuzum ------------------ Belpre Ralph Yates Russell Holstein ------ Los Angeles, California 1927 Ira Burnfield.... Dwight Butler.... Carroll McPherson.... Robert Stealey... 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Ceoil Khowles.........Be1pre, Ohio Howard Martin Edward DQEPBQ sue e I Nina Brlun...lMrs. Robert Stealeyl Belpre, Ohio Cornelea Bur1es...........Deceased Fred! llrtin Elisabeth McCordCMrs. Harry lhitel ' Cleveland, Ohio Jessie Mayne..KMrs. James Shafiferl Belp e, Ohio Providence, R I Cleone Ogle CMrs. George Wilcoxinj Belpre, Ohio Opal Poyet ..... Clrs. Blvin Taylorj Little Hoek1ng, ohio .Ethel Poyet..Cllrs. Ethel Bradfordj Parkersburg, W. Va. f UQZJ COXVF-VW V Helen Swan ....... CMrs. Edwin Fordj Belpre, Ohio Orga Holston. .... CMrs. John Jamesb Parkersburg, W. Va. 1929 Fred Frazier --------- ---- Belpre Leonard Miller ---- ---Rockland Arch Parsons ------ ------- Belpre George'Poyet ---------------------- Robert C. 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Gerald Buch ----- Niagara Falls, N.Y Philip Harris-- Donald Mankins- Dean McPherson- Cleo Ryan ------ Charles Sole--- Vernon Ullom--- William WhartOn--- Joe Wood ------- ------Salem, w. va. --------Parkersburg -----Marietta, Ohio IIIIIIIIIIIIfBS1LQ2 Ft. Worth, Texas --------Deceased Donald Dugan......... BELHIO page 29 1951 V Mary Ater -------- Mrs. Lloyd Friend 'Opal Bond ----- Little Hocking, Ohio Ina Brannon ---- -Mrs. Donlad Brooks Gertrude Cain --------- Belpre, Ohio Lela Curry ----- Mrs. J. C. 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Audie Cainer-married........Belpre James H1ll............. ....Belpre Leland Love-married... Joseph Mulligan........ .... Frank-Nuzum-married.... .... Robert Robinson............. Belpre Belpre Belpre Belpre Vincent Bernard Ryan:eeoeereseenesuarietta Earl W1lliams..Parkersburg, W. Va. Chalmers Williamson Louise Adams................Belpre Geraldine Ayers...........Rockland Ruth BakerfMrs.Clayton Higginbotham .................Charleston,W. Va. Flossie Barron-Deceased........... Doris Beall.................Belpre Kathryn Bryan-Mrs. Kathryn Dailey. eeseeeeeneeoooeeeeesueeeseouBe1pre Paulena Hendershot-Mrs. Blond Shawer....................Marietta Lucile Irvine-married Elsie Kesterson-Mrs. Herbert Bryan ...............Parkersburg, W. Va. Grace Knox-Mrs. Allen .Edith Love...............Rockland -Mabel Lowry........ ...Rockland- .Georg1a Melrose.... .......Belpre Lillian Murdock........Parkersburg Helen PackardeneeeeuoeennneBe1pTQ Rachel Place-married...Philo,0hio Madelin Plant--Mrs. Denver Archer Bernice Remmy-married..Parkersbug .Helen Lenox-Mrs. David Doan 1935 3Helen Frazier---Mrs. Fred Campbell. ' A Charleston, W. Va. ,Doris Crandall ------ Baltimore, Md. jRussell Hamilton ------------------ :Wayne Gerhold --------------------- Bernice Weaver---Mrs. Ralph Hayes. jHelen Frances -------------------- - Betty Holdren ------ Little Hocking. ,Esta Wagner ----- Mrs. Robert Petty. rwinton Sharpe ------ Marietta, Ohio. ,Jettice Federick ------------------ :Mabel Mayle ----------------------- 1Marie Berry ----- Mrs. Pierce Luzsdr 'Nellie Watson---Mrs. Walter Deeble 'William Abbot ---------------- 4 ---- Evermont Robinson ----------------- - Marvln Ahart -------- Little Hocking 1954 Floyd Abbott...... ...Parkersburg Gerald Baker........ .....Rockland Donald Brookhart............Belpre Glenn Emr1ck...... ...Porterfleld Carl Gill1an..... ...Porterfield Dick Ham1lton...............Be1pre Ralph Hayes.................Belpre Fred Hoover..Kansas City, Kansas Richard Lawton..............Belpre Carl Lowry................Rockland Edward Mc ntlre... .....Rockland Raymon Po11ng.... ..... U.S.Navy William Poyet.... ...Parkersburg Beryl D1xon..Mrs. Delford Williams Ila Dowler......... Dorothy Gillian... Isabella Holseton.. Orlan French...... Frances Johnson... Viryene McGirr..... Vincent, Ohio .........Belnre .....Rockland .........Mrs. ......Marietta ....Mrs. L. E. Bennett .......Rooklnnd Thelma Hayes Medley....Parkersbur1 Kathleen Moodv..... Leona Newman..... Rachel Nuzum.... .......Rockland ......Belnre ........Belbre Pertha Ogden..... ....Parkershurg Geneva Rohlnson.... Lelah Rvan. ...... Bertha Stacy. ...... Charlotte Stone.... Ceorcia Turner... Eloise Watermsn.... Louise Michael... 1935 Puford Earlckman... Richard Eerry...... Forrest Cut1lpa..... Edgar Deucher...... Robert Ho1dren....... Harold Kelley.... ... Ward Layner.......... Rodney Mayle..... ... Denver Mclntyre... Eugene Packard.... Carroll R1f?le.... Frank Roush...... Fred Sams........ William Sc1pio.... Hollie Schock.... ....... ......Rock1and ...Rockland ....?e1pre ....Be1pre uaeeegelprg .....Rockland ...Zanesville Y l 4 ........Eelpre ......Rock1and .Little H0ck1ng Little H0ck1ng ........Be1pre Little Hocking .. ...... Belpre Little Hocking ........Belpre ...Belpre ...Belpre . ...Briggs ...Belpre ...Belprq ...Belprq Edna Abbott..................Belpre Rosalee Pa1ley.....Mrs. George Same Vaun Erookhart. Irma Burnfield. ............Rocklan Belpre 3 .Mrs. Edward Johnso Kenneth Pr1ce.... ........Rockland Francis Rowland.....Colu bus, Ohio .Wendell Steohens............Belpre Charles Strosn1der.Paloalto,Calif. fDonald Wilcoxen.............Belnre Dorothy Ahbott.Mrs. Durward Berry Imogene Ayres.............Rockland Shirley Church.Marr1ed.Parkersburg 'Mabel Corns........Llttle Hocking Geraldine Deucher...Little Hocking Mrs . Harry Huzard . Rosalie Govey...Parkersburg, W. Va. Hagel Conley.........L1ttle Hocking Margaret Frame...... ....... Rockland Bryce Frazier ..... '.. .... .....Be1prM Elizabeth na1sey...Whee11ng, W. Vs. Geraldine Haught ............ Cristle Leeson ......... ......Belpre Opal Leeson......Mrs. Joseph Dyer ' ' Philadelphia, Pa- Shirley Mankins.....Mrs. Eastmond- Woomer. Belpre, . Ohio THRIFT DRESS DRESSES'5'3Fl7 S H O P COATS'5'lLlFI7 EVEMNS DRESSES 7r3MARK5T PAHKEHSBURGWW1 .1 Harlan entered Belpre schools gags so BELHIO-1r Mary McCoy.........Little Hocking Errol Lee McGrel. .......... Belpre Narelle Miracle ........ .... Belpre Julia Moore ....... .Little Hocking Wilma Poyet ...... Mrs. Clyde Secoy Parkersburg Katherine Reynolds .... Mrs. Wilmer Beall-Belpre Irene Sloter ..... Mrs. Merl Dunfee Little Hocking Vivian Spencer.Mrs. George Blough Belpre Mildred Turner .... . .......Belpre 1956 Vera Barkes.....Porterfie1d, Ohio Elizabeth Sharpe...Marietta, Ohio Alice Hamilton.Parkersburg, W. Va, Wilma Frazier........Belpre, Ohio Gleen Holcomb...Porterf1eld, Ohio Charles Bryan........Belpre, Ohio Herbert Spencer......Belpre, Ohio Wilde Reynolds-Mrs. Russell Desta Little Hocking, Ohio Ruth Ritenour........fMrs. Welchl Belpre, Ohio Mary Mayne...........Belpre, Ohio James Pennybacker..Rock1and, Ohio, James Lewis........Marietta, Ohio Heber Deem.........Rockland, Ohio Carroll Frost...... Belpre, Ohio Bernardino Frashure..Belpre, Ohio Harlan Lowry....... ..fDeceasedV Robert Pr1de....... Belpre, Ohio Robert Stone....... Belpre, Ohio? Harold Rob1nson.... Belpre, Ohiol Helena Moody....... Belpre, Ohio Levi Johnson....... Belpre, Ohio Charles Woomer.......Belpre, Ohio Madge Cornes.Little Hocking, Ohio Oscar Spencer........Belpre, Ohio Jeanne Statham.......Belpre, Ohio Leighton Dunfee...L1ttle Hockingy Ohio' Paulvia Jackson.Parkersburg,W.Va. November 5, 1936 In Memory of Harlan Lowry It is just seven weeks ago today That my best pal, Harlan, passed away. He was the same as a brother to me And I cou1dn'tsee whyit had to be. It could easily have been someone not quite so near Or someone who was never quite so dear. Everyone aroundhsre is often heard say He is quite better off in every way. That, my friends, I cannot see Because he was young and poppy and free. What great ambitions that boy had! And he wasrnver mean, nor very bad He was always ready and willing to help And never acted as though he felt That the task to be done was too much to do ' But kept on working until it was through. He was a great athlete you will have to admit Because in all games he seemed to fit. In my memories forever, he will be For it wouldbe the same if it were he. Donald Wllcoxen in the fall of 1950 and was graduated in May 1936. In school he was active in all class affairs. He took a leading part in all sports and captained the basket ball team in his Junior and Senior years. Through sports band,both school and county, he made many friends both at home and throughout the various coun- ties. His school life exempted his true character in that all his activities were for the good of the school. He was one of the truest, finest boys found in Daniel Winters.Jacksonville, Flah Madalin Baker........Belpre, Ohio Shurley Way..........Belpre, Ohio Freda Love...........Belpre, Ohio Earl Frederick.....Rockland, Ohio Margaret Mayle.......Belpre, Ohio Burma Roush..........Belpre, Ohio Elizabeth Knowles....Belpre, Ohio SUPERINTENDENTS W. U. Spencer . .............. 1575-5 Chas. K, Wellg ......... 1 no1B76'B J. G. Schofield--- --.-. isva-9 Chas. E. xeyee--- ---- 1879-az Frank P. Ames --- 1882-5 school and was liked by all with whom he came in contact. He Chas. E. Keyes--- ---1885-7 enjoyed living to the fullest Frank P. Ames --- --'-1587-90 extent, making the most of his J. C. Barnes------ ---1590'2 opportunities. E. D. Albright ----- ---1592-5 Mr. Kiracofe Chas. E. Githens ... ---1893-5 E. K. Barnes ..... ...lB95-7 M. L. Fearnow ... .....1897-9 S. E. Weaver... ...l899-1903 v c. E. Caldwell... . .... 1903-5 Vivian Sad1er.... ....l905-9 5 W J. H. Lawton .. ....l909-- xref ', C to ...,- ... .,. .: Q: ,..,, f el , x,', .M K Eglllldlgllif CLV1Ci'fiC.C. ailf ighaiyggs args? ..rQg5,gg Qsnj 0 1 J, Q-,la s s mais- '5 s .. s XYEEWQQEQR bntlt- ::' ? gQg'T.gf' V,,, hx? CLASS HISTORY The building ru bled as we stam- peded to our seats that day we of- ficially ailed arselves nfreshiesf After Mr. Lightfritz told us to shut up, we settled down to the old grind. A couple of outings were held, and a good time was had by all.' Yassirl Round one was over before long and the stampede started again but we were a little weaker this time. Being certified sophomores we were eligible to compete in a few activities of the school.It was in this year that Mrs. Drum Cour.n culty adviserl taught us the arto picking up paper wads. Our junior year entered like a lamb and there was a generalfeel- ing that some work would have to be done this year. The rings ar- rived early and marked one of our high points in school.Preparations for the banquet were started and E you don't believe it was an NA No. l.n sumptous entertainment ask the guy who was there. And there was that night we sang uAdieun to the senior class. Boy, was that sadl As the new senior class solemly marched to school on the first day of their last year, it was lazily raining. The clouds were low and the day was dull. It didn't take long to get back to the routine th- ough and before we knew it we were getting our lessons betweenclassea Robert Poyet was again our class president to steer us over the fin- al hill. Mr. Kiracofe wasalso cho- sen again for our adviser. From the class were presidents of the Photo- graphy club, Athletic Association , Bachelor's club, Student Council an Monogram club. There were three senf ior members on the S. C. When the day came for the senior assembly, the student body found themselves listening toa musicelre- view with all the latest song hits. Next we found basketball entezdng and again we had three representi - tives from the class on the first team. In all there were five mem- bers on the squad who were seniors. On the girls lineup there were two playing first string with three on the second. And lest we forget , the manager was also a Senior gal. As the basketball season endedwe saw thirteen seniors pounding their brains for the scholarship tests at Marietta. When the results came in we were pleased sith the showing. y , Leonard Holdren Ruth R: What? you are going to sell out and marry that hard-up boarder of yours? what on earth are you going to live on? Marjorie M: We will be all right. The poor fellow owes me enuf to keep us in comfort for years. Ai PN wf.:.E.'3 HOPEN FEED SEED STORE QuAa.nTv Ferns Fon ALL. 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