Belpre High School - Belhio Yearbook (Belpre, OH)

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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

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PAGE 2 THE Bntnro A F O R E W O R D The Student Council of Belpre High school in its endeavor to promote a lagting good will and fond remem - branoe of our most happy days, has prepared this annual in order that we may, in years to coma, open these pages and refreshen our memories with many of the events that have helped to make life worth while. BOBCUI Row QL to R! Phyllla Uayaan, Kathryn Oilbart, Ruth Lawton. Robert Puyat. Tolly Lou Bronaugh, Anita Holfo. Hr. Llghtfrita, Harold Crandall. Sacond Row KL to R1 ldnond Hajaskl, Bert Hendricks, Ralph Hllay. Raynona Brookhart. Barolo Stephens, Hr. Klracoto, Misa Cady, Hrs. Druln- ST' DENY CQUNCIL MR. J. H. 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.

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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