Belpre High School - Belhio Yearbook (Belpre, OH)

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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 Some have moved away, several have withdrawn, and we have a few new members.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.

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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

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