six ywl, ' f Lf FN if 71 'QNX L H li' , Q flllff Lf' Editor-in-chief Business Manager .., 5rd,Row 2.. .. Sth, Row 2 Robert Overmyer . ., Lionel Gay Santee Senior Class Editor ,... .. .. End, Row l .. Marjorie Bradley Junior Class Editor .. ...Yth, Row 2 ... James McMeme Tenth Grmde Editor ... .. ... 6th, Row E . Robert Domen Lower Grades Editor .. Vtw Row l ...Carolyn Reese Activity Editors Sports Editors . .. L.v, . ... Sth, Row l 7th, Row l V 2 . sem fjtli low iannnu Virginia Prather .. Margaret Ann Dressell . Deen Tippens3Hel Hill Adeline Gilbert Alumni Elitor . ro.ortH, Row l ....... Faculty Advisor ... Mtn, Row 2 ...Mr. L. 3. Brook Feature Editors . , ...3rd, Row l . .... Frances Weaver 6th, Row l .. .. Kathryn Gilbert Art Editors .. ... lst, Mow l .. ... Freda Hrethaucr 2116, Rm 2 . . . . .... Frank Sewell HUNGP EdltOTS . ...... lst, Row 2 .. .... Earl Sams Qnot in picturel . . .. Charles Fish Snapshots . ..... .,.. Oth, Row l ... .. William Hall Typists not in .ioture Betty Knowles Betty Deeble Betty Baker Eleanor Reynolds Florence Wise Q 5 2 Q Q Q E E Q 2 Q Q Q Q Q 2 Q 2 0 S 2 3 gfntlnoth ff Q E 2 2 Q Q E 'M 3 open these page: and refresh our memories wish the jbyous and and cfuendial times of our fcbool day: WW' M ' i -:Q '91 -sa x 0 Q! W W D if W ,K 4 w D 242' In azderl that we may preserve the fond rcmcmberances of has prepared rbi: 1939 'BELHIQ In the year: to come We may 4 our mort luppy Jnys. Tbe Stmient Qwuucil ofB:Qore High School w 'Q w 3 r 2 FL .9839 9,99 909 Q mmmmsvmxemmvmvfmmafmfmfm rmmraiaf A af 5 main innwwgnwznsyawmgvzuxfzwaxfywr aww' 9: - i 2 as 5 V k? Ji. .J Huh L11 film 'TZ 'Q .ai 321 ,mi , .J- wku E50 fi -1 i' in 3 'H ge Q an 52 as BNN ' ETA XXVGWQWENTEYF '50 u ,, A--, 'Qi Q 'sf 1 . Q s 2 G 4- W 'S' M 'Q Q 'u 'Q x. i 3 , 5 ' w f' - P. -i C .fe 54 k -1. CMSQYL min I. So. Brook In appreciation of his steadfast .a-A nrvioes for the past three years as ., faculty advisor of our annual publi- J cation the Student Council dedicate this issue of the BELHIO. 4 1 'E lf' 'Q HEL 114,41 ...g' V-4 fi if 'l .i-..n wh Qls ' FI 4? W il- fl vza ukw 9 I g?:KEfg?,it9jEx?T' x Zi 5 ,M f 0 I Q .nv .1 SA -si' if' ,, . 4: :-x' f qi fm fix' ww ,. Iif .,-5 :ff IKM PTM Im ..v' -TC .1 4 14, .., ,uHy,fu5,T,Hw,HUI MIwmwmfmgqwgmmmaiffwf , , 1 Q i 5 E33 I if, THE 1939 BELHIU 5 GF 4 BELPRE HIGH SCHOOL. Sl? PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT COUNCIL fr Mable QBI Qlluntznts . 534 I :Si THE FACULTY THE SENI ORS UNDER CLASSES ACTIVITIES I ATHLETICS FEATURES HUMOR ADVERTISERS I fd , 2 I I , I I fW m1m'fW mfm m f - 5 L v V 59 S 5 5 E E . 5 6 Q 6 6 F: 6 6 6 fs' S ' 39 . ,A1 Y Af? 2 we 9 9 :a S , E Q: A ii E fs. K ,: M.- 5 5 5 Q5 6 X 5 G S 5 Q . Q7 ' 5 Q Q7 Q Q 5 :A -ig M-+un.ug.r K' Q x Q N ? Q X N I Q . W Q . irx . 1 9 3 - Q ' X Q C as ' - - - W 1 'A ' --- . .. 'f - - , , Q 4 , --- --5. 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Athletic Counoilk Q Glee Club-2,5,lf. it 3 Tasketball -2,5,M' Track Team - 2, 5, M Salem lileanor Reynolds lrinity High 1753-57 Nlee Club-l 2 'Tl' cnib - if W' 5' Girl Reserves-l,2 i QE? Classical Guild - 2 NN Belpre High l958-59 f Basketball- 5,M M See 3 Athletic Council Class decy. M Claas?lay A Kim Parker Bachelors' Club-2,5,M 'resident of above- Glee Club l Track Team-Q,5,b Belhio etaff-A Class Play-M Photo Club-M Kathryn Gilbert Student Council-l,2, Pres. - M Argus Staff-M Uelhio otaff-M Band-l,2,5 Glee Club-l,2,5,M Class Play- L Edwin Kester Gier, club-1,2,5,li Beihio Staff'-li Traek Team-5,L Student Council-5 Virginia Bond Mawdorn icky. Klub-5 Q 0 ,- V-, K im Basketball-L,5,M x -4. Glo., Club---l gr-6 il: Frances Weaver Class Trees.,-L Argus Staff - L Belhio Staff - H Secy. Photo Club -L Earl Sams Vice- res. Ath. Conn Claes Vice-Free. M Glee Club-l,?,5,M Student Connell-M Basketball-2,j,Q Bolhio Staff-M Senior ?lay-M Mnrjorie Bradley Girls' Ugr,-5 Pros. Gloo Club-L Stnior flay-M iTgUS Staff-Q Btlhio Staff-L 'F' f' - 1 Q c1.1b-1,,,5,2s- Robert Overmyor Bachelors' Club-2,5 Argus Staff - L Bolhio Staff-l,5,M Photo Club-2,5 Cleo Club-5,M Doris Morgan Gl.e Club-l,2,5,L Monitors Lionel Gay Santee Glet Club-l,2,5'L Basketball-2,5 Trrek Team-2,Z,h Argus Staff-M Roltfb staff-M Senior Flay- H Freda Brothuuer Parkorsburgh High Maroato Gloo Club Knitting Club nScribblersn Club Rubato Gloo Club Bolprc High Bolhio St3ffuh Connoll'Watson Bachelors! Club-5 D Budkotball-2,5, Gloe Club-M Track Toumf2,5,L Nellie Fling Photo Club-5 Mawdorn Sak, Klub-5,M M Gloo Club-l,2,5, Band-l,2,5,L Senior Playqh Hannah Hill Glee Club-l,2,5, Mable Welch M Mawdorn Sek. Klub-5,n Gloe Club-1 Lowis Mayes Commercial Club-1,215 Gloo Club-l,2,5 fi? 'nugg- Vi? 'Mais' 11. +1 ,, is by Betty Baker lmmndorn Sok. Klub- 5,lL Basketball-2,5,h Cleo Clubml,2 Bolhio Stuff-M Evan Lanora Ruth Gloo ClubNl,2,5,h Muwdorn Sek. Klub- 5,M Virginia Santee Gloo Clubml,2,5,h Mawdcrn Sok--5,L Harold Crandall Basketball-2,3,h Truck Toams2,5,h Student Council-2 Bachelors' Club Gloo Club-l Senior Play-L Mary Agnes Stephens Fut. Home Makorsa ' l,2,5 Mawdorn Soc. Klubi Egll Ircno Jackson C Gloo Club-l,2,5,M Patricia Sellars Glee Club-l,2,5,h Juno Burohfield Gloe Clubvl ' Mwwdcrn Sak. Klubn5,L Ruth Lamp Williamstfn l956-1957 Dramutios-1,2 ' Uheorloudorsa2,5 Belpro Highnl959 Gloeolub-l,2,5,b Basketbullbl,2,h Orchestra-2,M Clifton Spencer Bachelors' Clubi2L5, Track Tcam 5,L Wilda Stephens Mnwdorn Sek, Klub-5, SGCQULJ. ' Glee Clubnl,2,5,L Juanita Mayle Glee Club-1,5 Bertha Dugan' ' Basketball-255,h Fut. Home Makorbv' 142.5 Deane Davis Bachelors' Club-2,5,h Mildred Ford Muwdorn Sok. Club-5,h Vioo-Pros. Student Counoilqh Gloe Club-1 Basketball-5,h Clara Mae Holpp ' Mawdern Sek, Klub-3,h VioeuPres,nh Glee Clubnl,2,5.M Virginia Prather Wirt County High Dromotics-l,2,5,L Girls' Athletics-1 Orchestra-l Student Councilsl,2,5 Bolpre High Argus Staff-b Belhio staff-A Walter Scipio Este11e.Springston' Bauhelorsf Club-5, Track TommJ+ Gleo Clubwh lhrgaret Tice Parkersburgh High Glee Club-1,2 Safety Club-2 Bolpro High Fut. Home Makers-5 Robert Graham Photo Club-5 Ned West Track Teamrh Glec Club-1 Betty Deeble Mawdern Sek, Klub-5,h Glee Clubel Argus Staff-M Belhio Staff-Lp Senior Play-M if W-....,,,. Ormn Garrett ' Glce C1ubH1,2,5,M Mawdern Sek. Klubm' 5,LL Athletic Counoilmh Wanda Givens Mawdern Sake Klubw LM Presamh ' Glee Club-1,5,M Dorothy Sweet Mawdern Soka Klub- 5,h Glee Club-1 Genevieve Sopeland Mawdern Sek. Klub- 5,h Donald Cornes' Glee C1ubh1,5,h Boysf MgrQf5 ' Bachelors' Club-5,h nv 4 , N Ni'Niiv-rN5i ?QN Qii WQINENvZNii.N7N0ZsVm-Kiifl 1'm'? w i' SM1i p ' I -f 5 l SENIOR Hisfroay T -2 Ei E Soon we shells be looking back on our four years Q E spent in high school and sighing, Ah, those were the Q good old days! Q pu T i t , - af Never shall we forget that september mord we fl? Q Q! ped into the home-room of Mr. Lightfritz. we thought E E' we were sitting on top of the world but wear soon taken 2 6 down by our upper classmen. We elected Mrs. McPherson Q 5 ss our class advisor and were soon in s merry whirl of Q Q studies and activities. This year marked the bginning Q Q1 of the Student Council to which we were permitted to E E5 send one representative. Several of the boys played mi Q E the junior high basketball team. The school year roll- Q3 i ed by quickly, and soon we were having a merry vacation Ei Q before entering our second gear of high school. Q Qi Unlike our Freshman year, there were two Sophomore j 'ei home-roomsg so our class had to separate,part going to 5 Q' Mrs. Drum's room and the rest to Mr. Elough's. At the 3 Eg beginning of the year,we elected Mr. Plough as advisor. 2 Es? Again we had one representative to the Student Council. 2 gi Many of the class were members of the glee club, and 5 gi three belonged to the band. Five girls were onthegirls 2 Q2 basketball squad while the same number of boys played g QQ, on the reserves. Three of the boys were on the track 2 Q5 team. Ke ended our second year with a class party held 3 gi in the high school. 2 Q Thus we started into our Junior and most exciting 2 Q year. Miss Snyder was chosen class advisor, and the 2 Qi first thing we did was to entertain ourselves with a Eg if weiner roast. The most important event in the fell was I Q Eg the arrival of our high school rings. This year our ea T2 if class elected two members to the Student Council. A Q ii large number belonged to the glee club while four were 2 .1 on the basketbrll squad, and five toys played on the Q nM reserves. Loth the girls' and toys' managers were from Q if our class, and five boys were on the tra ck team. The y? T 'hig3hlight of the year was the junior-senior banquet D held on Friday, May thirteenth. ' y And so we 'returned to school in the fall of nine- 'Z gil teen thirty eight, dignifiedf?D seniors. Miss Snyder Q if was unanimously elected advisor. This year we hadihreo ,Q 'me members on the Student Council, one being president, r the secretary,and the treasurer of the Athleticxbuneil lg gifimwaem' Q' rims mrs mia fam yi, Q fwil ii llwlimll wvivyfesAw4nya PL51iPQQiUi!i!2!lF. y wi ey were all from our class. We contributed five members to the bandgmany to the glee club, six girls to the S basketball teamg three boys to the boys' teamg and fivo bois to the track team. Five of the parts of the oper- - .Wi -Q la mznsuzf, M U A 0,1 A fro w d We-Hs. o Q :js dba e :H H ,Qu Elo www o 'Eff' - W F. O P95 E'o me o m Q 'Us it-. m Q Q. H H '55 OUQ SZ-' U W OD rue PJ d-o Ur: 0? fl: 'J SJ C909 U1 Eififig y L . .1 , . took the senior scholarship tests at Marietta, one receiving honors. Thus with graduation, we end our round-up of high school days. i MW' . . gnu. . ,,. - . n-. . Qljiifvf- -L: j., :g .-.g.f'gf fg ,-: ' '-1 .-,Fifi ffl ' .-t ,-f. . : : : : . :.. ,. .- .. -....-....- ..J4.4....-H+. --H - . .-:-: :-. . . ...-,,.g.5.-.-.-.g.,,3:,Lg,1.-- I , , . . ,,-,..,......--. - '..,.g.::E:E:E:1.: 1 , ,- . . - , , ' ' ---....... -:-:::::5:::,:,5i-rgf, - 1 1' ' I l u-P' ' n - - ' - ' ,. ' 'IW' 1'.'n'- . - L,-- ,---- . - ' .2-S-7-:-1 2. .vv4f.. ,.- -. . 'f I7fZf1l Q... . . ff' . . . V. LL. -- - ' -. . ' ,,..1- -.Y-.--,,., 4- .,,.. fifg h I--.Z .,,' H - -I F p ,L .,- ' - A I ll 5 s gilszjfgiez. ' .13 .--- . . - - - . :f.' ' -'gifjf- ' :3:,.- - ' '-13 5'5' I . A N Nkiis 'QR :,.l.-'31-'55, ' 1. '4 -I-.,--aa-r-.f-vi'-'-'-2-.1- E'3Q?'7', '-:c-'--:-:-'- ' H ' . --'St-17 -. ,,.,,g::1:f.' -g'?3F.,.qv-3,:?a-Q:.:-:??gQf!' 5.5,-hge:-5-:Q-A: -I V my 1 gg i3?3f5Mff5W40fbxlhiflwhtvnp 't Wsai' A ,g..1 'Z-fir1r?'E-,g.f--'r:l.-.-:'-' .A 5. -5412-si-' .5 -'fi fail' -- 1 ' ' 5? z' . -' .- 4y.,'..::: if ,,:. ppl. . . . . . .- -- rr-'-gE51: .kEQl57 N, -vgfrgf 'l il 'D J J li , rr f' --1-1---an-1---1 N X -lit' CL.,-X-Jo p :WI LL' iif' We, the Senior Class of Belpre High School in the.,, -q city of Belpre, County of Washington, and Stateof,.,c ' Ohio, being of sound mind, do make, publish, ' Nand'HY- A declare the following confesions as our last will1,,gx ..,, and Testament. ' ffpg, 4faFirst: We hereby declare our faculty advisor Miss 'ggi Snyder, executrix of this will. ' lilgg Second: We give to the Junior Class, our homeroom 24:1 T' teacher, Mr. Spies, providing they promise totakeff U : good care of him. ' w Third: We give and bequeath to our superintendent- ---- L ' and Principal our sincere respect and appreciationfifg rf for their careful guidance for the years we have ,?SJ .... - spent here. ,151 Fourth: We give and bequeath to the Junior C1asi...gQ the care of the dear faculty hoping that theywill jf, + be able to partially fill the void left in hearts ,,., FQ of said faculty by our graduation. uLi,. Fifth: The individual Seniors, each having valua- -HF if ble possessions, dohereby bequeaththem as follows: ..f -....., W 7 :-ftfffg ,J'.f .N.:.. -I A' 3 QE . 1-:ff iv .--51'-I 3 ' .'q . '-'-'. 4 , '.'.' n .' ' ' ' 1' 1 . . - . - -. .. . 11'- ' ' '- I '3'1'.-L - f'H5a,qj.-p.-..- .L-,s,,Qf,, :.?tf:- 'r . ' - ' t' , -,-:gig-1f'I.+r'TLfEf N-.-.,.:.P-,,: V' V ' f'Z : 7 7 ' - '-' H ' , . ,, I 4- QT..- --....--2-1 .y .. . -. -.-'..' .-N'-. .- ' -- . .'- f' '1..L5ga3J,.r5 t:-I.:-Eiga, 24' 1-jj :-:QI . , 1 G . A h . . 5 A '- -' '- :-1-7,-5,-,AH 5 DS? 7:'f13ff?f?'7:1Ef?: :I ,-.3-:Z -a: 5.- '- : T A, -if -5-'S -19553 ' -17? Nfmwlnn' A 'A 4 . A A s ax 'nt . pf. 'A-Cy Si mfr-it vf5 iix 1 D' ' in U ' X N' - -H - ' l' 't.l'1A'r'j4'lM'im M'1'l'1 i'tl xl', 'xl 4'iu'1'ln1'fAx 'vi ' CLASS WILL Q 3 Ruth Lamp wills her silly gigleg, but not her lovely ,S smile, to Madeline Lowery. , Clifton Spencer leaves his famous horse-laugh to Jew I Q5 Ullom. A In ,gl Irene Jackson wills her talkative ways to Fuzz Webb.1 T4 Deane Davis leaves his musical college CSing Singk 1 hair-cut to Wilbur Hardin Q Estell Springston wills his girl friends in Hocking- 5 port to SONG of the Coolville boys. fBe careful boysb. .f Lewis Mayes leaves his ability to understand Physics :W to Bill Hall. if Evah Ruth wills her peaceful and quiet seat in 92 to ,H Virginia Maze. f, Bob Overmyer wills his position asEditor of the Argus sy to Frank Sewell. CA lot of work and troublej. ff ,Marjorie Bradley wills her position as pianist for Mr. if Le Favor to Betty Luzader. an Eleanor Reynolds wills her very frequent illnesses nl . :r that keep her away from school to Helen Custer. pw Barney Sams wills his quiet ways to Leo Farrell. 1 1 3 Betty Deeble wills her attractiveness for football .Sl 5 players to Marilyn Bell. Zi Hannah Hill wills her out-of-town boy-friends to Dor- 2 othy Beall. 4 , jr Orma Garrett wills her borrowing ability to Ann Davis. gy Ned West wills to the school a box of suses which he Fr burnt out while doing lab. work. gg Betty Baker doesn't want to will Millard Foster to any il iq June Burchfield wills her good grades to Ruth Ann Mull- yg, igan, if Ruth Ann will do them justice. ,gy Genevieve Copeland wills her very good study habits to GJ Leo Farrell. gy Walter Scipio wills his shoes to anyone who can fill ' -2 them. CSize-lOl. 1 Q .al Bertha Dugan wills her friendliness to any one of the E2 young men. it Wanda Givens wills her worries about nWhat is the Ec- w onomics lessonn, to the whole Junior class. 'A 2 Geraldine Hickman wills her typing ability to the future .4 X 5 typing classes. 5 Clara Mae Holpp wills her bashful ways to Alice Arnett. 43 Harold Crandall wishes to will Jo Clair to no one. 5 Donald Cornes wills his way with ladies to Carl O'Neil. 13' Virginia Bond wills her basketball playing ability to ,3 Mrs. McPherson, for future use. It , Q Patricia Sellars wills her quiet ways to Peggy Brooks. 'g Freda Brethauer wills her ability to write poetry to Miss E Ferrell. ' 5 Doris Morgan wills her ability to sleep in class, even ,z in Economics, to anyone who doesn't keep late hours. ,E Donald Reip choses to leave his role as helprr for Mr. 5 Spiehg to someone a little shorter, he's getting tired Q of looking down. arxen-tszs'A',s,1m:wst' ww 11 fl-is 1- 1' ? 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'--- , Bus Line . gi :E ei Q 5. aiiiael-fvf i i. 'eff C si 'l5.Y3?ff9 33 W: if 'UA gl ', Eli ff - v Virginia Prather is a stewardess on the T V. A 24 ..,. Air Lines. Juanita Mayle now lives inrPittsburgh wife of piprominent lawyer Donald Cornes has become truant officer. He is famous for his leniency with absentee pupil Ned West has just completed a non top flight from Rockland to Marietta. Well, Goodlll Ruth Lamp has returned to the hills of Vest Virginia. It is rumored that she will soon make her debut as a yr -I :E blues singer. Donald Reip is a progressive farmer in Decatur township. Mary Margaret Robinson has taken up traveling as a career. She is just returned from Australia. N jvwawmmmtwbwmwwwm allMWUUNEWBMHEWMEEMXEQEMXEMHWNEMXXEgtfpwmfwmmg r l S . E 0 0 . 6- 1 gi .4 V . 2 : ' E .P 0 E A . . E . S- s . 1 'S E 72 .lg I ' w fa ' ' x it f E Q Q F: sb ,r Ei I I 'E' 6? I 7 ,g 52 Z i x . I X' 3 f' W Q aa ng, 'L A44 ' 1 r I S Q 1 1 C3- . . N1 l E , L i gs E e Q 5 In Q Q Qi ...n R gg.. Virginia Bond is 4-H Club supervisor in Washington fi County. Harold Crandall is following family tradition. He i is engineer on the B. 8a O. He always waves as he crosses over Main Street. Q Eddie Kester is the founder of the Porterfield Q School of Applied Science. y AL Betty Baker is the wife of a famous ball player of J the Little Hocking Indians. In her spare time she helps Freda Brethaur, who, true to our expectations suns an art gallery. 1 Deane Davis owns a large poultry farm in Rockland. He sells produce to many Belpre establishments. l Wilda and Mary Agnes, the Stephens cousins, have a beauty aid program broadcast over station W. P. A. R. me Clifton Spencer operates a haberdashery in Coolville. A 3. A Clara Mae Holpp is chief typist for the Metropolitan , Life Insurance Company. A Robert Graham, the Secretary of Agriculture, is advocating a state park in Rockland. ,. Lewis Mayes is owner and operator of the Little Hocking school bus. Nellie Fling has established a flurishing business for Woolworth's because of her ability to sell the latest is phonograph records. ' Orma Garrett has moved to Beverly. It is rumored A that she is still undecided about her career. V Geraldine Hickman is st te director of F. H. A. 4 Her office is located iq 'Z, capitol building in Columbus Kim Parker is coacllny it Perdue U. He is known as UPop Parkern to the boys. Genevieve Copeland is the bu ine s woman's com mentator over the nation-fide network But time i yliii ,L g Q TF reached the last bit of news. The editor of the leading New York newspaper I CFranccs Weaver! and her private secretary CUanda Givensl must be on their way to work- A... P Walter Scipio is an a sistant in the laboratory 2 1 . 55 W 5 sl Q W 5 .5 ' ' 1 Q Y Z 4 iw 4 Y .Ji ft? ee W -er x 1 0 , 5 41 Q Em cs' ' I c S S E ' E ' s ' ' 1 x, ' Q -C C 1 . . . C S . . - I 5 .llc . 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'-'x f -..., . -I llth Grade--Class of 1940 lst rowmwlleft to rigntb: Wilbur Hardin, William Hanger, William Hall, Robert Logan, Francis Mulliven, Dwight ' Barnhart, Merlin Hltzroth, Russell Simiuon, Donald Uwlfo, 2nd row--Cleft to rightJ:'Marguoriie Cro 3, Virginia ' Maze, Jo Clair MacPherson, Dorothy Boall, Irene Cormieneel, Mildred Brownfield, Lillian Churok, MQrTlyn Bell, Helen B Custer, Peggy Bro ko, Madelin Lowery, Anno Davie, Dorothy Baily, Margaret Randolph. ' 5rd row--Cleft to rigntlz Deane Tipponf, Williwm Romsey, ' Maxine Jackson, Betty Luzader, Wilma Norris, I .r i lbw Cnrdor, Alice Arnett, Eleanor Burd, Virgio Alloway, Wilde Hey 5, Betty Sager, Ruth Ellen Adams. 4th row--Cleft to rightJ:Mayford Bgrrioknen, Vussoll Shanks, Joe Parks, Bert Hendricks, Bruce Chcmbvrc, lli Fronk Trautman, Clinton MoGirr, Cherles Wiley, Millard Foster, Donald Sprague, Charles Fish, . , Q 'iv fvv' . ty-- O .- vo THEY? avnwwvwvwvwvwvnvwi Ewwwvwwwwwwwwmwwwwwwwwfqnfnfwf A .,-f.- .Alf E HA 'Za H15 ,-1 X 'M , - :4 S! ' f 'is A r ,, .1 M' ,g, ii 3 2 gj 2 J 4 N ? fi1 lsf -Q 1 4 ri 1 11-- 4 25 19 ' V ji 4 V 4 V, 1 + i i rw, J Q fm sg W' ii f m if , D Q: H j ' - - Ai -M M N., ! ? l? wx I 45 I-4' .gi i Q Lf mm Mi , 'wr m Q f ,- N- AAAZHZKZKXKRKZKQBLMZKLLZMHMmmzmyuzmzxmmzmnxjkwuihmiwxmnimmiiiwmiiwkiiiiiiiiiii, 25 4 , .. :Z -gf S 'y .Q Xu, ff fr 0 r f l F: G L 5 x if 5 f' Q f' ,Q 5 V, nl M X 5 Q an J' E s 49 X 1' Q . f' . 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A 2nd row--fleft to rightl: Harvey Doman, Margaret Lee Turner, Kathleen McManus, Jack Place, Woodrow Melrose, Walter Colvin, Basil Santee, Claud Marlin, Edgar Jordan, Bill Hoselton, Carl Stephens, Kenneth Sweet, Ralph Roberts, Bob Kesterson, Norman Calder, Lloyd Weaver, Eleanor Tippens, Edith Stout, Dorothy Lamp 5rd row--Cleft to rightbz Grace Banks, Winona Stone, Helen Stewart, Maxine Price, Emogene Powell, Lillian Adams, Dorine Charmion, Celia Cecil, Mable Jean Garrett, June Baker, Theda Ray, Betty Wileoxin, Fra ncis Webb, May Waterman, Vivian Holstein, Anita Wolfe, Martha Lore, Evelyn Wilson, 4th row--Cleft to rightlz Dorothy Heck, Ruby Brewer, Juanita Jackson, Olive Maze, Thelma Curry, Martha Payne, Juanita Plant, Florence Thorn, Dolores Smith, Imogene Webb, Ruth Scott, Lillian Weaver, Betty Genheimer, Carolyn Reese, Tommy Lou Brounauph. 5th row-- Cleft to rightlz Robert Lenlcy, Robert Swtikert, Chester Graham, Wayne Church, James Hickman, Donald Moody, Fred Poyet, Carroll Ervine, Holly Bowser, Darwin Mayle, Paul Grable, George Norris, Charles Davis, Kenneth Powell, Robert Parker, Carlton Barnhart. TENTH GRADE lst row--Cleft to rightlr Dorothy KnoM.es, Dorothy Kelly, Wayne Hamilton, Betty Shanks, Phyllis Wayma n, Ruth Ann Mulligan, Dorothy Qnillen, Bob Doman, Maxine Lake, Colleen Barickman, Harold Dillenger, Betty Lenox, Ruth Welch, Margaret Buz ard, Jeanne Everhart, Cecilia Devitt, Pauline Deeble, Glenna Pierce, Lela Poyet, Sarah Scipio 2nd row--fleft to rightlz Howard Collins, Rgymond Kight, Blanche Emerick, Margaret Dressel, Adeliie Gilbert, Betty Kemp, Frances Malone, Gertrude Powell, Genevieve Tomlin, Pearl Stacey, Armilda Riffle, Evelyn Grady, Blanch Stephens, Margaret Smith, Ruth Lowther. l 5rd row--lleft to rightl: Warren Stonr, Carl Burns, Donald Thorn, Humbert George, Harvey Wilson, George Frame, Bob Stephens, Elmer Hendershot, Robert Tice, Kenneth Webb, Robert Brooks, Lee Jackson, James Dunfoe, Durwood Gunnell, WWW W A K K A A ..., ,, . 1 g 5 ' f .W QT lst: 7 ...N-V-N -M SEVENTH GM-UE 5 M35-a 'r H Q za A D E V, p,.,A.., .ff 5 stun-nv 5, ' EWS ' x I c W 2 Q X X 1 Ek x , 4 I im Y g ' 3 - Seventh Grade ' 4 Iii lst row Cleft to rigrtl Eddy Blouvl, Charles home J Donald West ' 2nd rom Kleft to rightl Frank Finkle, Bernard Alexander, Q Eh if 'KY my Meaver. 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'ga nighth Grade ,E iff, , lst row--Cleft to righth Garnet Collins, Dorothy 2 ,EI Alexander, Donna Jean Randolph, Elizabeth Curry, W2 ,Q Irene Frazer, Louise Frazer, Elodine Maze, Docia ' 9 gg Shutts, Mary Cozzens, Marjorie Roberts, ,etty Boggs, Q ig Helen Frost. A N E5 2nd row--Cleft to rightlz Dewey Amos, Gladys Vannoy, i Madonna Lyons, Betty Nichols, Donna Jeanne Adams, ,l l gi Virginia Williams, Glenna Dalton, Edith Ra er, Leona' ig Si Riffle, Doyle Sargent, Jim Gallagher, Richa'd Conley, g ?i Charles Costolo, Madeline Pcnnybacker, Winifred Barrick- I3 if nmn, Iona Robinson. ' ,Q SF 5rd row--fleft to rightbz Genevieve Freshour, Virginia lg if Smith, Irma Sees, Joy Loretz, Joan Winters, Josephine if Q Charmeon, Francis Linton, Gale Burns, Mary Jordan, E Q: Ann Pride Rata Kelly, Isabel McGirr, Zvelyn Underwooda Allhl Q1 4th row--Zleft to rightlz Harry Morris, Robert Luzader, 5 5 Donald fatson, Frank Sewell, Sidney Branch, Bob Ford, yi Q' Oras Barrickman, James brooks, Donald Shaffer, Starling If QI Talbott. 5 is n N-u -J 51 gpggmgyqyg- -4133551 X ,,e,gyZg 4 James Dellinger, Wayne Colvin, Maywood Reed, Floyd McCune, 9 Daniel Stewart, Donald Frost, Harry Weaver, Norman Sewell, 2 Orland Powell, Daniel Logan, George Kesterson, Elmer 9 5rd row--Cleft to rightlz Kathryn Myers, Wanda Ruth, Geraldine Vanney Ruth Ann Colvin Genoviev G 3 .4 , 1.1. .L , ' C Norma Tice, Veda Owens, Kenneth Stribling, Charles Scoott,w M 4 Donald Moore, Zue Mac Brounagh, Nancy Reese, Mary Lee Q v -A I X . UP 8 STUHP . 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Q 9 9 E: C. 4 gi E Di 59 HE E E E 792 E 9 Qi 4 , W .4 Q 2. 5 Lwwwv- 44!'.fWv WU f!i1'f!MN3!wl!2Q !9 !2L.v 1 ., Id gfglygg i1Ig5g'U4f-, V ox 4 'A TU Q R fix! ' ' T Qc: Q-4w 1g ffm 1 'M fir: fx KM 4 M A'fhL.'i! .l'l xifu 4, rx .fb 1 , 4.J,h -' 1l'..J .'1js l,VI.X 1i1f!llfl11,-H' 6'-fl F1 X AM, lx J. . I I b 1' J 2 N 4 I 'N V ,A -AA MA. ,A-,N f, ,, ,,x,, ...V V- :U 3 F. .,-.,.1,.,.v,......, . . ., .. . . Future Homemakers Club y The club met on September 26,,l958, and elected . officers for the school year. They are as follows: y President--Geraldine Hickman T ViceePresident--Irene Carmichael Secretary--Luverne Hanger Treasurer--Colleen Barickman m Historian--Margmfet Tice The activities of the club have been on a decline m this year for some unknown reason. l The club gave a luncheon to obtain money 'for a to the annual F. H. A. meeting at Athens. l trip ? This trip wastzaken and enjoyed by several membe- 1 rs of the club. 5 Another activity of the club was its ascemblypro- Y gram entitled nThe FashidnCyclen which was given on April 6. The characters were: T Jane--Dorothy Beall Anne--Geraldine Hickman Marjorie--Maxine Price ' Evelyn-HEvelyn Grady 1 Helen--Irma Berry E June-eLorna George 4 Peggy--Gertrude Powell 5 Japanese Girl--June Baker - The gowns,both old and new,were modeled by other A members of the club, and supervised by Miss Yoss. I V ' Photography Club 4 Standing, left to right, Raymond Kight, Merlyn Elzro- 5 th, hr. Blough, Ulmer Holstein, James VcUanus,Frances 5, Jeaver, and Bill hall. 5 Kneeling: Herschel 1cCoy3 Leated: Nellie Fl ng and 5 June Burchfield. i Future Homemaker' s Club 5 lst row, left to riqhtz Lillian Church, Nelba Cardar Q Leta Poyet, Emocene Powell, Dorothy hemp, Anita Wolfe ii Mary Marjaret Robinson, and billlan A aus. End row. Miss Yoss, Virgie Alloway, Dorothy Deall,Bet ty Sagar, Margaret Tice, Gertrude Powell, Lorna Georg Ruby Brewer, and Margaret Lee Turner. Q 5rd row: Geraldine Hickman, an.:7Virginia Ileasley. 5 5 , nfl 1 X' M W 3 'f N, xl 4 v H Jn D VJ , 4 v v3 4 '52 4 71 4 .. 'f Q iz i by T ,' as f '-. ll Q .l R . 7 'xt v4 ' L V4 'fc ue, Q , vc 'Z Q5 'A ,1 .., if ,, . vi g Q YZ W ie V, '4 Q4 ZF 9 if 9 Ea E li E E li 1 .' ZA 4 -E2 rr P E Qi iz laura: wwe! mem: LU !fvE!fIl 'wrlvzfff 1!W!i'K'EI.' ' H1 W. f1Xsf!M'! -WJ! 'YU 'SU 'If '!ffWW'1'- ffM'S!f XY f'Y!ff !f'l'Y' 4 E join the Photography Club. , 3 4, -.. E- i and systems, endeavorlng by such means to raise w and maintain a higher standard of trainlng for 3 -1 E 9 I 5 9 5: - 9 9 9 . . 9 , E It was decided 2 is E E E - Q Q , L The club has a well-equipped dark room and owns 9 E L EI Q 3 9 3 WL. e W Q 5 u ' ' f Q 3 E 4 ' . 9 2 ' - . Q 5 , L c : 9 ' . 22 5 x ' ' IQ ' s r . 3: 3 ' o - -C' A ' li 4 ' ,L i : 1 ' . X W 4 3 ' 1 - . U C U . . S . - B , . . - 4 -1 6 Q s . V 2 members whogpve such splendid talks when asked to do sc. IJ E T Q 1 ' S 5 0 .r.,.,.,,:,,:,,,I,,, ,M J' 'WAN V 4,,1 :fx- Sifli iv we-1zmxvra-ral-'fix' 'w r tczwv di'-KW mmf. f' en v QU' 1'f WW.5V'if -a--rv w- mmf -:z wb- PHOTO CLUB e The Photography Club was re organlzed in October i 5 bv a number of student lnterested in the art ofphoto 1 f arapgy After a few trial meetings,officers wereelecl , 5 ted They were 5 James McManus . . . .Vice President V 21 Frances Weaver Secretary, Treasurer Q gl Mr Blough was cho en as advisor. V that meetings were to be held every week alternating , a from Tuesday, Activitv period, to Wednesday evening at - seven o'clock. These meetings covered, not only the , 1 theory of Photography, but also the actual practice. i 1 4 1 I L ' U S . 4 Q 'xml 0 ' sw Q O 0 Lf Elmer I'IO1Steinuosoobosoooocnooons' PPCqid.ent :A I r looaouoccsno A ' 1 . . 0000000000 Q o S 2 4- ,- I U Q 3 . , e Members were taught how to develop and finish a photo 4 at graph. Many other interesting phases were discussed 5 E during the year. 5 C E an enlarger, printer,and other equipment necessary for i 2 the development of pictures. It is open to the members A L of the Senior High. It played a part in getting the , 5 snapshots of the various activities around school. It Y E has as its aim, WTO teach the practices and principles Y E of photography. It may be merely a hobby or it could 1 F : easily be a lifes' work. If you are looking for an me E interesting hobby to follow, it is suggested that you W as x THE NXWDERN SEKRETARIES KLUB T A The Mawdern Sekretaries Klub was organized 1n 1957 W 7 Regular weekly meetlngs are held each Monday in Room 95 4 ' The curooses of the Klub are Q 4 To promote interest ln the business world and ln , I the tudy of sec etarial subjects J To encourage a social spirit by offering opportu , nities for wholesome social contact ,5 T To become famlliar with modern business methods by 4. ,Q .fl 3: s. T business , : During thls year the Klub ha had several lnter 33 fu -gl esting speakers, who dld, lndeed, create a keener in , N terest in the bu lness world of today -i 144 D' ,- 1 , Q The Klub aopreciates the kindness of the faculty ,3 Lil In January the Juniors, who had successfully com- gg oleted one semest r of tynewrlting and one seme ter of pr sf . shorthand were adnltted to the Klub ,V ffl-mfr!r.f1wf.xt.,xfmzqwzwuz-Ax!21-x kv-1' fl ,fa -1 Q1QL2QQ?lJ 7i7'fJ'7 f 'd d 5 3 Ccontinued to Page 5 of advertisementsl 4. D9 ,I Wu ' rd 11 ff TQO,zl,.O.n., 'F 9? ,V- QU ab 1 JG ev HI' -96- fx f--7TD+1w!qyq q7ww', . '-v--r U 3.41-. 1, Ci. U, -.1 Ll: ps. 1' EWJl0?7iii'IfiWi5I?'i, it'ifixff? R11'!Nffil5KNEWmvifiii'I'5WWK1'9fSV WW1-'YWHNFQW'el'9'74NZi'if K'bYiVP75'f73Y5BV??'VF n 5Nli1 'iBWNi 14 -L 'A -5 -2 A E? ,Q 5 E74 S P' , S 'Q 4 S :- S 1 V , fl' I S L , , r '- E 4 2- S . 5 ' I 3: SJ ,, QI F I .fd -g l 1 V . We , MONITORS Top row--Cleft to rightJKim Parker, Bob Overmyer, James McManus, Bruce Chambers. ' 2nd row--Cleft to rightJPatricia Sellers, Frances Weaver, June Burchfield, Phylis Wayman, Marjorie Bradley, Virginia Maze, Blanche Emerick, Doris Morgan.' lst row--Qleft to rightJEddie Kester, Robert Kesterson, Barney Sams, Bob Doman, Cliff Spencer, Warren Bowser, Dean Tippens, Estelle Springston. STUDENT COUNCIL Top row--Cleft to rightDMiss Snyder, Robert Webb, Delores Smith, Caroline Reese, Nancy Reese, Miss Allen, Coach Kircoafe. Q lst row--Cleft to rightJDewey Amos, Ray Pennybacker, ' Mildred Ford, Kathryn Gilbert, Barney Sams, Bob Doman, Bruce Chambers. BACHELORS CLUB lst rowh Clifton Spencer, Millard Foster, Harold Crandall Kim Parker, Joe Parks, Charles Wiley, Wilbu Hardin, 2nd low Mi s Yo-s, Bill Parks, Russ shanks, Connell' Watson, Donald Cornes, Rus ell simpson, Donald Wolfe, Estell Springston, Frank Trautran Lawrence Ulloma MAWDLRN SLKRETARIE' CLUB l t row Vixoinia Maze, Jo MacPherson, Lleanor Reynolds Orma Garret, Mildred Ford, Betty Deeble, 2nd row Mrs. McPherson, Hilda Stephens, Virginia Heasley, Betty Waldren, Lillian Church, Freda Brcthaucr Wanda Given , Virginia Bond, Virginia Santee, Nellie Fling, Clara Mae Holpp 5rd row GG1QldlHG Hickman, Mary Agnes Stephens, Mable Welch, Betty Cawar, Fva Ruth, June Burchficld, Genevieve Copeland, Betty Baker. l 5 I i :I , Zi ' ' ' . 1 i I' gl 1 --v s S F E l , S C' ' I . an Q :ii H 1 K' I U 2 1 1 ,Q Q 4 l I I ,J I ix 6 g S F 1 1 I ff' I I .11 J 1-if A ' is 'W - ge - - - V n X 5 Q' , . '. . ' '. l S S, ' I n 'X ' 5. , , ,. . 1 ' ' 5 A il A C ' . gl ' C U L C 'L - 1 1 F Fi E, ffk 5. 6 I ' Q. in '5- 5 al Wi 'IEHMIIF!!1QL!?Z!'EE!'?t!.f!vW fbNl4Mff!U4k,P'5y4? 5kE!?lL1yiz31agvA .,,v,. ww4sg ,Qgfy5gy4+ggg,WWguggg1igg:g4sggfg.f-ff , .lgjfwxgigfn U -5 1 3 Y .9-. :X B!-NCHQLQR CLUBO MKS iN'lfXVXfDklf1N SGUQHQU P STUDENT ZUQKEECEL. This year marks the fourth successful year of the Student Council hich was organized in 1954 under the leadership of Mr. S. J. Lightfritz. Student Council meetings were held by-monthly on Tuesdays. Each representative was required to bethere unless excused by the President or absent from school. Many problems and questions arose during the year and the council tried to solve and answer them to the best of its ability. The various committees of the Student Council were a great aid and deserve congrat- ulations upon their fine work and cooperation. Each committee is made up of four students and one faculty advisor. The student chairmen were either Council re- presentatives of this year or a previous year. ' The officers for this year were: Kathryn Gilbert, president3Mildred Ford, vice-presidentgBert Hendricks, secretary, The following are the representatives for theyear from'each class: 12th grade, Kathryn Gilbert, Mildred Ford,and Earl Samsgllth grade, Bruce Chambers and Bert Hendricksg lOth grade, Irma Berry and Robert Doman39th grade, Carolyn Reese and Dolores Smith, Sth grade, Ray Pennybacher and Dewey Amosg 7th grade, Nancy Reese and Robert Webb. Faculty members, Mr. Lightfritz, Mr. Kir- ocofe, Miss Allen, and Miss Snyder. The Grounds Committee improved the campus byerec- ting traffic signs in the parking space in front of the school building. ' The Monitor System, under, the direction of the Building Committee, has been very successful this year for it has provided for order in the corridorsand less confusion at noon. The Assembly Committee has provided for a number of interesting and educational assembly programs. The Publishing Committee has worked harder than any other committee, perhaps, by publishing the first school paper for many years. This monthly issue, the ARGUS, sold for two cents a copyfand the proceeds were approximately 35520 in alll. The 1959 issue ofthe BELHIC has required cooperation and hard work fromevery staff member. The Student Council sent Representatives to two out of three of the new Co-Government Associations which was formed only this year. There were no dele- gates from Belpre at the first meeting which was held at Parkersburg. Those who attended the second meeting at Elizabeth were: Kathryn Gilbert, Bruce Chambers, Dean Tippens, Robert Doman, and Mr. Kiracofe. Officers and a name for the Association were decided at this meeting on February 9, l959. The next meeting waskwld at Walton and many more schools were represented, proe vihg that the Student Council plan of school govern- ment can be and is very successful. This meeting was on April 20, 1959, and those who attended from Belpre Student Council were: Dottie Bailey, Irma Berry, Deane Tippens, Bruce Chambers,Robert Doman,and Mr. Kiracofe. slCH+LORS' CLUB W The Bachelors' Club, a long standing extra cur4 riculnr activity, was organized again this year un- der the expert leadership of Miss Yoss, New officers were electedu They were: Kflm lgliirlfefonooonQuoooooacoooooocepresident Donald Cornes...............Vice Presiinrt Joe Perks.... ......... Secretary, Treasurer It was among the first clubs to have a social activity. It also presented an amusing assenblyyrcw X A 1 mx KMW-i iW1iv,fw-7' wiv f.i Zs'+vihWi? xi-'if' '41 P 'iJf'i41ZjiMj X W7 h W gm my A W fb T1 'W .L 4. A-1 I gran. It was among the most enjoyable plays given in assembly this year. ' The club, as its name implys,is composed of men who'expect to be bachelors, the Hlive alone and like it , type. They learn hovf to cook and sew' and do other things necessary for good housekeeping,in such a manner that would put a housewife to shame. They hold their meetings every other Tuesday and anybody who is interested is invited to attend. BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club, a new club that was' formed late this year seems to be among the more progres- sive ones. In four short weeks it had formed, elec- ted officers, and planned programs, hikes, and other a ctivities to be carried out. It is conyosedcf the boys of the two Biology classes under the sponsori ship of Mr. Kiracofe, their teacher. They chose, as officers Wayne Hamilton... .. .President Resort Morris . . . Vice Pre ident Denver CuHI1HSh3m.saoqSGC16t1PY Tres-urer The idea of the club is to study natdre, not from boeksn. some of their programs Q16 used as d , cussions, others uS neiiods for dissecting, and some are used totale hikes into the surrounding cointy to study thc subjects in their native habitat. This club provides the thing that books cannot dive. They read aoout it in books and tden see it as it is. It i a club that is related to schoolwork aid is doing its cart ir the education of our stu dents. 3 . c a n e o o o Q 1 . H 1 N . U 0 Q a A e a 0 n u u o Q . S 1 r. L , ll KJ ' 'I A 1 H C' - J .H . 1 . , . is-. , cw 1 n fa 'rf ' 'i , C A c-1 r.. 'I I C ' WL, . 1 l lb 1 C1 I r' O J c 4. L . . S I . J '1 3 -L A O i 'KVWUUMMAWMMMMMWfLw0aw. 'L iw 'T7. PTT fry' My f- - -'N- K-L . J-'Lf W. !2!1k!5kW V151 7 -Q Q in-m1 ?..,.4fff ' BAN D QIFF FLUQ -J.-I-J SJ fi rw ng' K . I I ,, , , .. . -A ,Y , , ,- ,' fi' 1. 1- f Tff'if? 7' : ' VNKBK f5.,Z,,mm,w ,,,,.,, M, N .. KMMMMMEQEZMHMEf1iTQTf,Q?Eif '.1a2sl L 'f f 1 fx , .ix a fe A, 5 L35 ' 1 f 12 -. . 'fix ,I R' -Q ainq' ff-K3-3f'1,ff 'S gf A-Z 5? f' vzhraihg pdmi in 1 ,ffl E fm 9: 1lfifJ ,E I K5 ',:,4v7dy,--Q4-'g', H- p- ,,., .X -, , A 'K K . jiri, I ,-infix -' 5'f'9sif?f2'g7ftW3faf. -.gi--fab H 11Mf1 HJ,rWHJj6PZe lawn e 'M 5 eff. 5, ,id 'Ha ,I -Neg NX + Q' -' T ' 1' 1. ,. 0914 1f'Sg'l gv:.1'f ,Tyr N. ws J -f me .ge we fa 'M 4 -Laealry A . pdf '11, ' . t , ' - - , Sy Left to right---lllro Leravor, Bob ovemyev, Howard, eOi,1.,..:S F' Russell Simpson, Charles Wiley, Harold Dellinger, Lawre gl Ullom, Clinton McGirr, Robert Logan, Bruve Price. WC Second Row-Merlin Elzroth, Kathryn Gilbert, Patrl:ia EA , .. 4 '. , ' , .- KQ5 Sellars, Junior Turrill, Mayford Bariemman, Jetlie lkg Fling, Helen Custer, Ruth Lamp, Irene Carmicheal, WT Dorothy Beall, Irene Jackson, Wanda Givens Eva - s ' x 5 4 - E R . 4 ,4,, I ,ag 9. , : 'm I v 'Nfl eil w, bl-41 l . M as +9 5, a Q1 , --. - - 1 Ruth, Virginia Santee, Wilda Stephens, Third RowUMary Robinson, Orma Garrett, Doris Morgan, Clara Mae Hcpp, Jo Claire MacPherson, Ruth Mulligan, B lanche Emerich, Armilda Riffle, Evelyn Grady, Frances Malone, Adeline Gilbert, Philis Wayman, Marjorie Bradley, Dorothy Quillen, Margaret Ann Dressel. Fourth RoweMildred Brownfield, Marilyn Bell, Betty ' Luzader, Ann Davis, Madeline Lowry, Freda Brethauer, Dorothy Kelley, Betty Kemp, Marguerite Cross, Dorothy Knowles, Jeanne Everhart, Pearl Stacy Gertrude Powell. ' , ' Seated-Donald Thorne, Wilbur Hardin, Raymond Kight, Donald Cornes, Kenneth Webb, Francis Mulligan. Band Left to right-Bud Costolo, Raymond Kight, Lewis Mayes, Bud McGirr, Margaret Turner, Adeline Gilbert, Bert Hendricks, Mildred Brownfield, Betty Luzader, Mr. LeFavor, ' Second RowwRata Kelley, Nellie Fling, Frances Malone,' Jeanne Everhart, Russell Simpson, Margart Ann Dressel Dorothy Knowles, Betty Kemp, Elmer Holstein, Clifton , Spencer, Hal Hill, Dwight Barnhart. Third Row-Zue Mac Bronaugh, Grace M. Banks, Donna Jean Randolph, Kenneth Webb, Marilyn Bell, Wilbur Hardin, Bob Doman, Ruth Lamp, Bruce Chambers, Merlin Elzroth, Carlton Barnhart. - lane , ne w maeztzanv razivn .Mfg .la ' a -- - - - ' fu 2 - S 25, J! f H V . BELPRE HIGH SCHOOL BAND The Belpre High School Band, under the direction of Mr Carol LeFavor, certainly came to the front during the past school year. Several new members joined and the band now has thirty-four instru- ments. Through some very excellent work the group gained commend - able recognition in this section of the state. l . The entire band on November 15, 1958 went to Coolville High vfmm'1'v11w'W iv '12 'f.i '1, omv 'W iusvviewfw iifeffizjnpgyg is ' on 9' 'vzmmim--na-if .a-is .x--ff. A K' -'ww in W Y T v -M 5 E e L1 ... :Q A v 5 W ', I ' ' . I ., M - ff , Q 1 x .,' 1 School where they presented an assembly program, which the Cool- ville students thoroughly enjoyed. The second semester the band played for all assemblies, as well as, giving one of their own. On December 151958, the band played several selections at the H , 0 .MZ WZ1fS?Z.kEMfllKf! W! KW Sf! Sf 3 iff W W E!! W W W E!! M Milf! W E!! W W EU 9,1 El E!! W S f LZ J.- .J S.. . program dedicating the grade school building, which had been rc- 2, built. The band, during the Christmas season, gave a benefit AQ 1 concert at the high schobl auditorium. This was a great success! ' The proceeds were used to buy new band uniforms. Q ' The band also took part in the senior play, senior sermon, Q and the Fire Department play. T71 -- L 5. Mr. LeFavor says that he expects a bigger and better band .ig next year as nearly all the old members and several new ones will 'fi' participate. T5 ' :fi Q THE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Choir , , .... Peaceful and Holy Night V. fy--I' I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day C It Came Upon a Midnight Clear ' Sextette . . . ...... ....... .......... G r een Cathxfedal :I Double Quartette . . . . .. .King of My Love My Shepherd Q! School Cadets ---i 'Q Orchestra ......... ........... N ational Medley E Ghniatmastide Overture E High School Chorus ... ..... . .. Above the Silent Hills Gloria from the Twelfth Mass QI 5 Clarinet Quartette . . . ................ , Silent Night Q Choir ............. ........ 1 K Christmas Mystery oh, Come All Ye Faithful Q T Solos . ..... ...,. .. .........., The Rosary Q4 Q .. While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks Choir .. ............................ Vesper Hymn E Q We Three Kinds of Orient Are ' i Glory to God Q ffl Qi ,, f , -, ,,,,,,l-T ,,,, .A i.,...1....-l....,.,. ,Q .---.. .-....-. .....'s-Eg SCOUT TROOP 15 Scout troop 15 originated om.l955. It was spon, sored by the American Legion Post, No 495 and is new under the leadership of Mr D V Bailey, a leg ionaire Kenneth Prlce, Wilbur Spies, and Buford Barrickman are assistant scoutmasters Pernas Barr ickman is the junior scoutmaster, a1d Elmer Holstein is senior patrol leader The other patrol leaders are Warr n Stone, Merlin Eltzroth, Robert Luzader, and Frederick Poyet, The troop consists of twenty nine members,fbur teen of this number are in the tenderfoot group,five are in the star class. The star class is the highest class we have at present. Troop 15 has had several sponsors and leaders but all the time the old troop has held its place a mong the troops in this section. The boys have a meeting every Tuesday evening from 7:50 to 9:00. Dues are onlyten cents a month and the boys areproud of the fact that most of their equipment has been bought with money that they earned by working at odd lobe. Their equipment is valued at approximately WSOOQOO, ' Last fall four 05 the boys, Pernas Barrickman, Elmer Holstein, Warren Stone,and Frederick Peyet,re- presented troop 15 at the Ohio State Fair atColumbus They put on a Merit Badge Show that won second place thus adding another notable accomplishment to a long list of achievements. The troop has recently comple- ted the Old Trails Round up program and has won a certificate for their good work. During Scout Week, February 8 through the l5th,Troop 15 won first place with their window display at Millerfs store inBelpre On February 9, the troop gave a special assembly at the high school auditorium which consisted of demon- strations and talks that gave the student a very good idea of scout work. This troop has won the camping award at Camp Kootoga for the past several years, and Mr. PaulH n- kel, former scout executive, has said that troop 15 has the best campers and the best equipment in the Kootoga area, During the summer months the troop will partic- ipate in the Memorial Day program with legionaires. During the first week of June, they will attend the camp on Hughes River in West Virginia and for a week in the later part of July, they will again attend camp Kootoga. Troop 15 has made rapid progress during the few years it has been functioning, We hope it will cont- inue to advance and that in the future,it will prove to be even a greater asset to our oommunitye UAL Je in Q .,,. Q N: 2 r ii -2 Lf , :Q we ea 9 9 .9 Z. Ei Q. ' 5 E 9 E - ' Q . I ' 9 . ,Q -' E 2 - E n 1 I 1 1 Q IS? KZLGAWZQEZ K!! El!! 51.51055 YZ KYLE?-SLE! H .JE ' ui 2 E A 3 in 92 a fa a e Di ee 9 WI wi C iv vs! 3 E a 4 I . Kata ESNAPQSE' 1 I firm al Q? fl 11 YGAH wma! 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F5095 BASKETBALL TeHMo-- Gnmfa N395-he T'BALl. 'Ve H MU- ---daf JRJ-HGH TEAM A++-'N XEQ?ia1'f ,Q?5,egs ' Q 5311 -is-,4 FH sfr .fmavaw egqSi i1f G8f+-i -619 . BT' Q ' , -'ni 4 .val '- f . jg , ,, - ,i', J q 1 ,A . . Q. - ' f :ia ! i FX . f W 1M9Tf 2Qf4:f?H xx X , vw -I V . a 'f' A ' . I- , w '11 w , H, .5 X-Bti I , UM+x'37i1.l,JJAFjT9H5FA2? ajwcih-ffl M'-W Q Q ' 'A 2 4 fi-f M 'f 3.ff'4? g Q' ' MA-3fT'EHE3!HQFlL' fv+-- , ' F-+-f1Y.f f3,9,T MAST se-1ea61a'.1H'9 ' - V -Q ,til . ' - - ., - . ' 7 - '- r1i.f'f?fQ, , I 1. ' - , I. g QQ: . ' 'z. 1 K . 5 ' , rf' . - - . 4 v! ' ' F' . - V' ff sffrsf gfnl-si --. A X, 'HH QE 1, R. Y mlb 1. Q nf' 'F ,rxl 255 Q J V6 gi: A 1 in H 3, -.e Fi! 'L 1- Q Q x 4 5 4 Q Z 3 Z f B mx I n 'nl r. I al -I lx I sk J ii i'iWNf AX -I nilIii'X114-IL1-FIS--iiilI E wi? QWM-'i'iR 1iR f F : Mv'wn'm-1wh, Sv. L. 1 4. , sf AWA 4 b 4 3- 4 x 5 Q , Q ' 33 Boy s Team 3 5 Left to Ri ht--Bottom row--Dean Tionens Russell Shanks , ,U Q - 9 Z Earl Sams, Harold Crandall, Robert Doman, Coach O. H. 2 Kiraeofe. 23 Top row--Robert Logan, Wilbur Hardin, Millard Foster, EQ Robert Keatarsou, William Ramsay, Manager Joe Parks. I if . 2' G1rl's Team Q, ' Left to El Brooks, Eleanor Reynolds, Mildred Ford, Virginia Bond, Right--Bottom row--Ruth Lama, Helen Custer, Peggy A l Ei Betty Baker. 2 E5 Top row--Hrs. KcPherson, Phyllis Vayman, Pauline Deeble, E: Margret Ann Dressel, Bertha Dugan, Dorothy Stevens, at Manager Virginia laze. 2 , ,f' 4 f Junlor high Team lt to Rlvrt First row Challea Coetolo, Rel Luvader Jamea Harman, C'arles DQV1o, Uoodrof lolroae Second row C oach J G SplCo, Edool Jordon, Carl ,toven B ll Santee, Hal Hlll, Walter Colvln, Q1 h d ftaler, llxw Hoselton, Claude Reynolda Jamea DlllCHgCl, C'arlo Ivera la 4 So' ll, Herr Weaver, Danlol Stowazt, Clorl Scott, lo C t e b Z- DQ :I x- 1 2' Q, 5 -Q li, 51 'fx veg 'E 4 . YZ 6: 4 . Q. x Al Q' VZ ,, 4 U vi ix 1. KT4 Z! 4. Z' il w Q 3. lf- 4 5' .N , 9 5 5 9 ii UW Ur J! 4. Bw -1. S - bl 5. W. -H Q -an 9. .-'Q -1 X. 9. 9 Y M Q 5 6, . T. '9, L - J l F , ' 1: K4 , ' Aj Eg Len, Q. --- -- G fo S , ,sort . Ha., , 2 ' cw '7 Q f- r ' ' rw T Q- ' X wil 3 - J' ' S LJ. - ' . YL .-M ' L e ,Eg gl U la V - - T' ' . rw ' F 'fm C' . . C1 F . 0 Q C . l A. .1 , nn , S: 2' astl . .f. ' A' . ! 4'e arf S,e ,j 5 ggi 1 -P . . I , w . 94 E 1 l v 4 c .l . , o gf, 5 Q X- , , ,, , Q51 p- Thlrd row--Orlln Powell, Harold Colllns, Edward Bloumh, of xg , A , A , , -' gi 3 Q . J.. -U A 11, as .J f', FW nl '- -ro 17 2, ill 1 - f-f',', la es S 1 war W b . ,S .Q 9 Q C212 C' S JE S +'l ' -' ' ' ZRUEHIIIIEEBH tAyi?!!!Q!w!!eQ!,Ul,M1x. Jqukkffyh l ffwlfl ' iw UK . 'A F .lw!!W1lU1,. A x ! Y ir' A, s . i .mf x a1 '..'vmfz ffm isacifmzsfzm-fzrxwmmi if-issfm1f:sfmiwzsmmmza rrsxmmranmmsmxvrmof 'vmmfsfwmg ,Q A J I-fi ex 4 ' 1 H fx.. . 1, A J.. 9 - 44 gr Ii ig - BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM M. ' Earl Barne Sams--Senior Captain Q if arney was one o' those fighting captains.. LYou could 5 QT count on him until the last gun went off. He was always Q gi level-headed in meeting all emergencies. We are surely -5 Q! losing an asset to the team. i 5 Russell Shanks--Junior .Q gf When the ball get near the foul line and Russ had it you -N Qi could usually count on two points. Russ being a Junior, ,M 21 will be back next year, fighting harder than ever. We ..... , 5 expect a lot out of him and I donft think he W111 ist us gg down. gi A? Q5 Bob Doman-Sophomore-Center W gf E05 was a good shot under the basket. He is tk only Q gi Sophomore who made the team this year. We expect a lot Hi gg out of him in the next two years. 5 55 Dean Ti Ti ens--Junior Q? gf Dean has a good one handed shot. He was especially good Q Q1 on defense. Dean will be back next year to usehis height .5 Fi as an advantage. .3 ml ,M Q Harold Crandall-Senior a aa Harold was one of the best guards ever turned outof this Q Z school. He had a particular two handed shot from the i Q sideline that was deadly. He will be missed next year. 3 5 Millard Foster---Junior N T5 Millard was one of those rare really fast guards. He was E' Qi a good man on defense. Ib will be back next year tohelp 5 gi' the team along. ig 'e Bob Kesterson--Senior 13 S' EDB had tough luck this year by hving a bad knee. He if Q' was always one person you could couht on when he was put lg I in the game. We hate to see him go. 5 Q g. Ci 3 ,Q fa: Q F17 53 Q . Qs Bill Ramse , Junior i was a good forward. He was especially good from under the basket. He will be back next year fightingfbr a position. Warren Rock Stone---Sophomore arren was a goo reserve center. He will be in there fighting fer a position on the first string next year. Coach'iOrkf Kiracofe 'Having no et'termen back, Coach Kiracofe faced the prob- lem of building an entirely new team. Although the team didnft do so well, the same team, minus three seniors will try to make the many losses up to him next year. Joe Parks Manager 3 did a fine job of managing the team this year. He really worked hard and a a sideline, played on the res erves. It would be a credit to have Joe back as manager next year. . v .fl Qi ... ,- 1 NN 'N I Q . . T o Q f Q , U Q 'T' 7' L 4 i Q f un Q A O O O 1 Q oe L O ' . D . I3 Q s. 1. S 1. 1 ' 3 Z 54 4 P . W f l'-Yi? V54 ll V HW 14 E ii F Qiilflkwv L! Fi! 1? 55912 42 6 I! G QM'1!tL!1M2 1 f 551230. 4 'nw 4: 2 Y L 42519 nf g f QL 0 gpgggqgggg y Q5 GI 5 2? QI . ' I I Tj .. LF EE ' .5 GIRL'S BASKETBALL TIAM Eleanor Reynolds Senior Capt.in Eleanor was a conscientious captain who put hel every effort into a game. She was a senior who has seentwo years of service as a forward on the team. Bett Baker, Senior etty made the team in her Sophomore year. She proved her ability this year in her foul shooting and accurat field-goaling. Mildred Ford, Senior, Co-Captain Mildred was a Senior forward who won her letter this ye 'Viziibiilifiii132222.51 iw. mvisIme-nrI2r2aI-m..fsf1mfmf fi Qlrwfniv iv w vawain svfi 'mm 'I 'If -If , -MM,g,fg,.. ,, In ' L ' ' '- W' 7 -- f -- X.. E I 5 1' 44 T? F 'fi I . .1 1 vi I ?I ........ x s 5 L I I 'K f . 1 'I 4 I' 2 r f .32 If' f gl f' QI , QI QI f 15' Z' 3. A QI EP: gl . QI 1 I . z- -Y .Q Q I 7' :Q aa- , ee Q FSI E IS --I I I I ar with hard work and practice. nMiln was a good shotun der the basket and she also was a good reeoverer. Ruth Lamp, Senior This was Ruth's first year on our team. although shehas played on Williamstown's team. Ruth is short but sheis a fast forward who was good on long shots. Pauline Deoble, Sophomore Pauline, our tall Sophomore, used her height to a good advantage. he might say Pauline is very good on all of her shots. Virrinia Bond, Senior Virginia was a Senior guard, who has been on the sqad for three years. Bond was the guard who always int r cepted those opposing forwards' passes. Peggy Brooks, Junior Peggy was that tall blond Junior who towered above tho- se forwards so that they didn't have much chance to sh- oot. Peg was also good at recovering the ball at the ee nter line. Bertha Dugan, Senior Bertha was a Senior guard who fought as hard as anyone for that ball. It is usually Bertha who comes up with that ball. Helen Custer, Junior Helen was a newcomer who merited her suit because ofher conscientious effort. Helen's height also was an asset as a guard. Marxaret A. Dressel, Sophomore Marg. was one of the few sophomores who made the team. She was a very active guard and you could always depend on her fighting her best. g an S Q I 'I I . Q. M P W' 'U1 JIW!IUI'WLUMwN2fIIkfM,'IkBfIkfIIv IWJWJI ,?IXWIILQ, 'iIIUli',G-fI1 2 v 0,4 Q W A ,I , A , ,, li. Wi. -7- 'nfffhzv-gif ',, .1f'n'l1ZN-'rail' V 4- x':f.y'1 . JM., vfM'. lw x'1h'. M 5. V A. L H' ' lf 5, 'jxjjxn Ax , NUM : MW wth A Y' ..-. -- -- lx - ' ' 'A ' ' ' ' v' A 3 4 4 September 6 15 22 SO October 'J Tovemver December rye K-,Iv rd January School Calendar Q Y -. pw First day of school nw First Student Council Meeting 1? Rutherford Assembly 'Q Barlow Fair Ohto Tndlana Doo all amee lGCt1OW Homecoulng loneere and Larac lxa, Manda and llca anewer U fatt' que tlone Q Susie aeteln Onlo 1eac1e1's IDGt1D Wachelor Jluo 1a11ovo'en Party Algue 'saue Tallofe' n th S310 ' oc atlon laaletoall eeaecr owen Athletlc Carnwval State and 'cnool ec lon Almlct1C6 Dag Plavground comoletcd FlPSu Qaaketball fame at eoolvulle Tharlsciving Turcey and Iumoxln ple You botnla' Victorv over lack burv Dept O1 7oolo 3 a eewoly program Jvery upll Test J Dranatlc oOClStJ aeo rU X ororram a ket ll oamt at ncemt n1JJer lanne Ie ene 1+ orcert f and un form '7tr and Sth W1 ace na oartle T School 't11 neat Neal Her urlataae' OV all timea to skip choo1 7 Dachelor Club A eenalv Loolvllle game Pere ' 'ent to Txppera xlaln Q Lost to Lower Salem oy ? polnts 1 Newoort came atgon and Crancall Jecome Sweet Q eventecn ' t .f I ,' Q Y F: 4: 1 -.. ' , W an 3 A -1 ' - A 4- 1 N , .Ly s n 5 5 fi. 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I SWSX' PBA Q 4 K Q 4 X v-1 6 71 , LJ 3 L 'S f 5' Y v .- J- x- rf 7 i is Snclp ly - . . 9 1: 8 IP -Z o I 1 x ' Q S t T I L V J- t 1 Q 'Q 9 b.1k . 0 o n - . I ,f , K2 'E .J N .L IQ .1 g Q' B , e if f ' A L 5 . Q: ,L J E E. 16 01a F , M , -, 1 f Q Q K L 7 a n 1 -5 I U f 5 E 1 G D i I w..v 5 0 V ur 5 Q 1 7 jj ., .. E .U f V . A ., . 1 v 0 N 'E x 1 8 ' Q p Q I r 1 p E Q E 2 2 ' rx ' -w 4- F ' A.: 1 rs 7 Q 1 , T .f 1 3 1 F W1 u. nl x l f I 1 1 1. I jf February ' ge Clean Upu Month K ponsored by gy 'heexfui Q Q Sen'o1 - afve. if 1amUorn'e Q fi '. y Clini - Qariet a a -1 Stuoent Council nepreaentatives . lg attend Co Covernment aeeting W Lai at -ilzabeth Q -a Kaudern Sokretaiifs Initiation A Qg Fu.ure .omenakeir Luncaeon Q c First Came of Jr High Fournament 3 'al Piss Al1en's Sth vraie assemblf ,gi helore P- Beverly -O 1 igf Xictory' Jr Livh Tournament' 'Q ggg f Jalhington s Dirtiuav ann DOHZPT Q 5 'asketball game 2 gf 25 assembly by Hr. BlouTh's homeroom 2 Q7 24 Qilliamstown battle ?ere ii C? '52 f Har ch . E 2 Mr. Taldo, Principal of Uirt County Q Eg High School, spoke at assembly :Q EQ' 2,5,4 Class S Tournaments--Ho Luck! iQ Sgr 6 m.s.K. visits Sentinel plant li Q5 10 Marietta College Glse Club, directed 'Q QS by rrofessor Lamilton 'Q Q' 13 Newport Teachers visit Belpre Tech. Q .Q' 16 Talk by Proffeseor Zotleston of gQ Q, Varietta College .lg S? 17 St. Patrick's Day--Who's green? yi Q2 21 First Tay of Spring ig FQ 25 Seventh grade assembly lg xii EE bfi April ,ji EQ 1 Do Senior Scholarship Tests at larietta iVQ E' 12 Track feet vs. Coolvill --they won ' Q aw' 13 Sudent Council election for next year U Q5 14 Operetta-Jerry of Jericho Qoad CQ ig 20 Delegates attend CoLGovernment meeting E2 Q: at Valton .Q Q 24 Sand Suoper before Rehearsal 'Q Z? 25 L W L3 lg . wg lf if El Scholarship Tests at ithens 42 ay Z 6 'J 5 t J-Pc Src ' ' A, xy AL Jaccalaureat - Q- Senior Play Streamlineo ue' . It Comnencenent' Gmaduation' Curtain' , H Faiewell' Aiieu' C ' -we , X 17 f . --n J A 0 I1 1 I U1 1 M 1-v 1 I A 1 U A u Q I 4 L. a 4. K I 1 , 3 mi 9 .W .4 W id iiLQmMK1Kwa.froaiamwsmamw - iEQMiTfFnaan7lanmwwb5fK??I9KMEMQB COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM For the firsttime in many years, the commence- ment program was entirely different in form. The- program of the senior class of 1959 was planned on the basis of departmental demonstration. The diff- erent sections presented some skit or talk showing, some of the type of work that the certain group car ried on in school. This order of program has prove very successful. Student participation has been fo und to crews a greater amount of interest for pare- nts and children. We hope future class will promo- te and build on this type of commencement. Progres sive evidence shown on the part of the stude1t sig- nifies evidence shown on the progressive work of ed ucation. The program was as follows: COIMLJEIJ C .i2MEN T Orchestra March Choir Music Dept. Manual Arts Dept. Science Dept. Dry Ice English Dept. Publishing Committee of Student Council Commercial Dep't Typing M Shorthand Oi da Trlumphal Valse, Oriental. Garden Lullaby, Spring time. Country Gardens ---- The Sea Uhoir-Sr . Boys Printing--Deane Davis Clifton Spencer June Burchfield Virginia Prather Orginal Poems Freda Brethauer Rob't Overmeyer Gay Santee Mildred Ford, Betty ' Baker, Wanda Givens Wilde Stephens, Cer aldine Hickman BACCALAUREATE The Baccalaurcmlo Sermon for the Senior Class of l939 of Belpre High School was held in the auditorium on Sunday evening, May 14, at 8:00. PROGRAM Proccssional ------------------ Festival March Invocation -------- Orchestra --------- Scripture --------- Choir ----------- - Sermon ------------ Choir ------------- Benediction------- Recessional------- -----Rev. Henry Murdock ---------Blue Danube Waltz Rev. Mrs. Gil I. Wilson --------Love Not The World ---------Rev. T.E, Man ess --------- Unto Thy HolyHill --------Rev. 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'. -. , . - . , 1. . ,, 'Z ,, 1 gs goin Mor lcalth. Tho little gawk? camo on oomo lnni 3 ,Q' odjoininj A1an's Finch, vhioh ,uvns out To bo some 3 JQ1 vory valuiblo oil lnnd ovnod by Cnrmliiuo Zark, Q 5 61 niooo. 5 ,E 'W 9 1 F - y Rl Gy Uoraldlno nnovn is Jorrv ftlflif arroru b. the f .?5 . . ' . 1 d' . . , A, ' u 5 lvolloo wixoro Stf'.Joji.O1l :she :,,o1'1o1:1:fg1aQm,,, '.f.,.tll hor raunt':: 51 automobile hiuos out to Alrn as a halo P +o E190 Ho? 5 51 identitw. 3 'E . T84 Q1 John nravton A1an's cogsin wiahin to 1o :to 'Q F' -,- ,. , f, -A . ,. . - . w Q worry for ago gurpose Ol JUflH2 ner 1rn' lov Q syn.w :Z Q ioito of vbioh DG is a member, hire: Huntof, Q Cftp- 2 gf Ctivo, to vsslst L'm. Than ho fiiis bln: Junior ig 2 Q' chanting in OPQQP to pot the land for b1NSnlf,VQ dis 5 Q charies nib. 4 Q LiM1, Q fviend of John, locates J Try at thi ran- Q Q oh. Jonn and Jerry form an attachment for each otlcw Q ' 9: 5 ., 1. 1 org ,swf wif 31 ggmgmwxxp ' mwmwwmamwjx?AQHEMMZLEQMEEMMKMQAHKP nwymmmm H 5 I I S -I I ' QI . ' I I 12 5: but through twist of circumstances, Jcrry is lod to bsliovt that John and Mimi arc trying undcrhsndcdly to soquiro hor land at a profit for thsmsclvts. At a masquorado sho donounoos them and losv s. The no it it is discovdrod that Jsrry, Sandy and Yuntor havc disagp srod, also lr. Scan from Boston. Bo later Sandy roturns and tolls that Huntor -- P445 0. .ull . :II TIE I 4 3 .aa D Qmmmmmwmw nwmrwmmumm RwwnwmwvnmwnghEHWWEEKYWHMNKWEEQAIwmwwvfnh! Q .f A 12 3 2 I 5' z 5 '53 . ntl' 5 . . fp HI EI Z EI a QI I QI I I I I 6 I XI Q I I I I I ii I is as 3 Q Q CI 5 IGI 6 4 C 2 Q m 'Q I Q I I JF' I I Dv X-.I 53. thought that sho was Jerry, forcsd h r into his car finding his mistnko, hc ltft hor on thc road sndfo llowod Hr. Dcsn and Jorry to Jtricho. Lhon Jcrry and hr. Bean rcturn, sho announces th st sho has Qivsn him an option on hor lsnduntil hor pugors srrivo from,homo but if by that timc Qil has not boonfound, sho intcndsto scll thc land to Hun tor at his price. Lator whonsho is about to dispose of thc land to Huntcr shc lcarns that in tho spring boforo, a gush or had boon found and had bcsn cagpod awaiting ho r dcsirc to sell, and that in some way Hunter had dis covcrod tho fact. Sho also lcarns that Hr. Dean is thc president of John's syndicate and that Mimi is his wife, and that their sfforta from the first hsvo boon to protect hor intorcsts. All snis happily and Alan and Landyforgivc and forgstg and jorry thoroughly ashamed, promises novcr to doubt John again. The cast was vsry ably supportsd by thc gloc club chorus. Luch crslit for its suocsss your to Hr.snd Hrs. LoFsvor, Miss Yoss, Hr. Spics, and Xsrjorio 1 Tl nrnoloy. Lo, th. glco club, wish to thank all of those who cooporntcd by bbing in tht audionccs tho day of pros cntation. EK 11 w ct. 'Xl I 3 W tt 2 Ez IW ,E I 5 W Q Q Q I W Iv is 1 I ff:--, , va! 3 of 9 5 1 E SI 91 5 5 2 51 S I f! Wi' I I IshmumshwsmwsusmwmuswewuveflyqnbumihhmisgsnusumismsIvhmvumglisfi THE PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION 195861959 President ------- ---Anna C. Cady Treasurern--Mrs. Carl Hendricks Secretarym ---- --Vivian Thompson Program Chairman-Madeline Stone The P. T. A. Has had an active year. In September officers was installed. The annual supper was held in October with Mrs. Dale Brookhart and Mrs. George Wager in charge. In November the grade teachers entertained in their building . The men of the organization had charge of the December pro- gram. In January the Ames-Baldwin wyoming Glee Club gave a concert. The February program was given ever to a business meeting. Professor Patterson of Marietta College spoke on his summer in England and Scotland the faculty women enter- tained in March. The April meeting was devoted to Mr. Sul- livan, superintendent of Marietta schools. We should all appreciate our P. T. A. for the opportun- ities it offers and the help it gives to our school. NORTHWEST TERRITORY PARADE AND CELEBRATION AND THE BELPRE TOWNSHIP HOMECOMING The Belpre-Township Homecoming, in collabroation with the Northwest Territory Celebration, was held on October 12 1959 in the spacious and historic Howe's Grove under the sponsorship of the Belpre Chamber of Commerce. The largest parade ever held in Belpre preceded this event. The order of the parade was as f ollows- The Parkersburg High School Bandg Marietta High Band Belpre High Band, Little German Bundy from 'Marietta, pupilssof Eelpreg Collville, Little Hocking, Barlow, Steward, Vincent, and Barlettg numerous floats from: Parkersburg, Marietta, Belpre and Middleport. Boy and Girl Scouts and the highlight of the parade, the Car avan and ox team and gloneers. The order of the events of the Home-Coming were: l2:OQ Noon ---------- Lunch Intermission Music by Bands 1245 ---------------- Address by Hon. Verner E.Metca1f, 2:00 ---------------- Address by Hon. Robert A. Talt. 2:50 --------------- -Addressby Hon. P. W. Griffiths. 5200 ----------- - ---- Address by Hon. Charles Sawyers, 5250 ---------------- Address by Hon. Robert T. fecres. 4:00 ---------------- Music by Belpre High School Band, 7200 ---------------- Motion pictures of ox team cara- van from Ispwish Mass., to Marietta, Ohio. B200 ---------------- The last showing of the Federal Pagent nFreedom on the March.N I 'l I I gr r , A 4 x Q. fl Y -L Q- 9-, 91 rm .I 1 . I .4-. p 1 U Q1 4 Q 9, ,, -, L g, 5, ya Q: gs Q, g, 9 wg 2. gl, , 5,-, 5 -, 5, , 5-,,'.5,, g,', M-1. nw lx A Av. nf. hx. M , lvu xw' M Y. fa , w i g um - , x x'1'x 3Yff Y V V K -,M Q , H, , ,...,,-, -, ,, ..- -..-,,--..- , .4 ' 'R si Ji '2 '9 I 5 F 5 'i Q .1 1 5 41 - Q' i ' r -'23 . , J. I. 'hs 1-Q 'Z 11 I x I .E , I N L N . ei 5 N KV? W:f'.'X!:5fffX -'l''S!-f1 :!-vffwf' U XM'':'iQ'Wffhlfz'':9f1'X!3-f X!J?v'UMW! 'k'3?f'SPlf'. .V'W!Y XW Wff 'HP. W'f1'Y Jf X!1'f Uh'U f'? 59. W x THE O'NEAL SCHOLARSHIP The Honorable W. R. O'Neal was a member of oneJof the pioneer families of Belpre and? was graduated from Belpre High School in 1879. Mr. O'Neal has bsbnnvery successful in political and fraternal circles in Ohio, and for several yearshe has been a resident of Orlando, Florida, . In 1950 Mr. O'Neal offered, through the Alumni Association, a scholarship award, of one hundred dollars as a memoral to his sister, Josie O'Neal, who was grad- uated in l887. This award was to be presented on - mencement Day to the student of thegraduating class who was to be recommended by the faculty of the high school as being, during the Senior year, the best example of character. Their choice was to be based on thestudents habits of study, his courtesy toward the facultyand his fellow students, and his interest in the work of the high school and of the community. The purpose of the award was for the further education of the student al- though it is al'o given in recognition of the highest type of citigenship, The following students have received the award: 1950--Madeline Stone 1951--Ainslie-Minor 1952--Mabel Lowry 1953--Winton Sharp 1954--RichardrLawton 1955--Forrest Cutlip 1956--Wilma Frazier 1957--Robert Poyet 1958--Frances Dempsey 1950--Madeline Stone, who was graduated from Ohio University, new doing graduate work at Ohio University teacher in Belpre Schools. 1931--Ainslie Minor, graduate of Marietta Collegeg postgraduate of Princeton Universityg new holding apro- fessorship in a Canadian college. 1952--Mabel Lowry, graduate of Mountain State Bupa iness College. Holding an important position in an industrial. lO55--Winton Sharp, gradua te of Marietta College doing graduate work at Ohio State University. 1934--Richard Lawton, graduate of Marietta Cgllggc now a graduate student in the University of California. 1955--Forrest Cutlip, student at Ohio State Univer- sity, l956--Wilma Frazier, graduate of Mountain StateEus- incss Collegea Holds important office position in admi- istration office at Marietta College. 1937-mRrbert Poyet, graduate of Mountain StateEus- iness College, Holds important office position with an industrial firm, 1958--Frances Dempsey, student at Marietta'College, yy-sv fsllzmvfzmifissswam' ag. af'avrs'w rmorawaf' 'mvm' '2W1iiPi?f P sf 'f m , m.,m Q vv m g ,C - QE ALU NI MQ E Honorary Members lg g A Frank P. Ames, Deceased 2 , Mrs. Dora Paden Shaw, Parkersb urg, W, Va. 5 Mrs. Rosa Pirmell, Deceased 1676 if? EE Daid P. Guthrie, Deceased 2 7 Anna Belle Paden, Deceased E, Anna Guthrie fMrs. Phillip Colel Deceased In gi Anna E. Lockwood CMrs. John Dana5, Belpre, Ohio Q, fi 1877 ' 422 Viletta Patten CMrs. J. B. Watermanj, Deceased Q 93 Nbme Patten CMrs. L. Levengoodl, Deceased Q gg Carmi Williams, Toledig7ghio gf Ella Cook CI-Hrs. Wallace Kincaidl, Belpre, Ohio ,sf William F, Dana, Deceased Q EQ George W. Guthrie, Deceased Z ,E me E 2 Lf ug Si ? X 1879 Cora S. Brown C Mrs. J. T. Needhamj, Deceased E. W. Stone, Deceased W R O'Nea1, Orlando, Florida Lulu M. Glazaer Mrs. H, J Stewart 1880 Mollie an CMrs. Charles Long Deceased 1881 Madie Petty, Deceased Jessie Hender on Mrs. W. Vhartonj, yx5,x4fHQ 188 Kate M Brow1LngfMrs. Jacob Pfautzl, Akron, Ohio 188 Elmer L, Brown Fort Worth Texas Minnie O'Blenness ' ' ' d Mrs, E H Boyes , Marietta Ohio Della Coolsey fMrs Samuel Coufield Deceased Lucy Brown fMrs James Cadyl Belpre, Ohio 1886 Addie Cady CMrs. Elmer Brewnj, Deceased May Templer Deceased Carie Danials fMrs P I Hale Columbus, Ohio Lottie W, Howe, Belpre, Ohio 1887 ' Dora Harrison CMrs George O'Nea1l Belpre Ohio Elizabeth D Rathbone, New York, N Y Josie O'Neal, Deoea ed 1838 Maggie McGraw Mrs, To1.n Gerst Deceased lnrg Hewe fMrs B, O Bower? Belpze Ohio 'mr' ie 1 ' O rs I- Tihaton el -e Ohio ,. L, lee.. Dora- .i'lf'er'ma U Pf rl e' Saba., 57 . nc, tif, ,. f '7f O ff. '. Ui'h.'. arkzr-bu. Q llirufc, Patten ..L1'r-'on Chi. I4.Flt1.1'Ql.1 E, Tem,.l- Bclp 'W' io Bertha Glazior lr C B B llaidl, Marietta Ohio Iva Eaton Deceased l 1 1 0 U m Q . 2 c . J 9 T ' 2 E Ry D, pf' O X' 1 Q5 iq E . 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Q 2 'A N 3 4 xx ' 2 2 3 2 .C X . 42 , Q' 7. Q12 ii , , Y -........-.s:,-, ., .. ,- f--,....-..-....-,.,.,.i....-,-,.......' 1 1889 Henry Patterson, Charlotte, N. C. Persis Putnam Howe, Belpre, Ohio r l 590 A 1 'J Carrie Fought CMrs. William Huffl, Huntington, W. Va. Q Margaret Oliver CMrs. H. F. Clarkl, Belpre, Ohio , 'Qi Blanco Lockwood, Parkersburg, W.. Va. Daisy Gatts CMrs. P. H, Buchlinderj,'Wilkensburg, Pa, Q2 Mary Nye Stone CMrs. F, SU McGeeD, Deceased 91 Elizabeth Dell O'Blenness CMrs. W, L, McMorrisD, g5 Marietta, Ohio 9' Julia E. Druise CMrss Troy Alexanderj, Deceased .1 Mamie Oliver CMrs. John Clarkl, Deceased 5 1891, Lucy Williams, Deceased E-1 Lena B, Simpson, Rockland, Ohio - Q Maidie L, Brown CMrs. William Dairdsonl, Deceased f. Fannie M. Compton Cllrs ,Fannie Compton Andersonl, L1 Tacoma, Washington Y Lnnie G. McDonaugh Clvlrs. Francis Loaryl, Chester,'W.Va. 2 3. 1592 Blance Elizabeth Price, Clarksburg, W, Va. Florence il, liclleal, Deceased y Chnles W0 Dressel, Parkersburg, W. Va. Maggie P. LaVelle, Deceased Fred E, Cunningham, Hadden Heights, N. J. Fannie Harrison, Deceased Lucy E, Ford Cars. Jenn Gorbyl, Evanston, Illinois 5 1895 5 Mary E. King CMrs. Burdette Uoodyardl, Parkersburg,W. Va. E Doc McClure O'Blenness, New York, ,H.Y. L3 Nina C, Gatts CMrs. A. T. Stonej, Washington, D, C, yi' Lillie L. King fMrs. Preston Shepardl, Akron, Ohio Ai William Henry Taylor, Pittsburgh, Pa, 2. Mary E. Timmons CMrs. Hayes Bellb, Marietta, Ohio 5, Gertrude Gatts, Deceased if Mary L. f.ffcDonough, Deceased 18924 Robert D, Ford, Deceased ,f Charles N. Sawyer, Deceased Earl D. Compton, Jackson Center, Ohio li Walter White, Parkersburg, W2 Va. yif 1896 L. Blair Willison, Clarksburg, W. Va. lg Jessie A.. Sturm, Crafton, Pa. iz Maude Page CMrs. Harry Mersey, Albion, Michn ii Lida Mae Jones fMrs. George Bruneyj, Deceased ,if Daisey Gorby CMrs. Freeman Marshalll, Bartletsville, Ohio ,Q Ray A. Costello, Pittsburg, Pa. ,il 1397 ti John E. Price, Clarksburg, Wo Va, Sydney R. Cramer, New York, N. Y, if Mae Gatts fMrs. John Partingtonj, East Orange, N. J. tif 1898 V Sarah Edna Tim ons CMrs. Carol Camdenl, Louisville, Ky. ,Q William G. Armstrong, New York, N. Y. YQ Ellen Costello CSister Mary Elenoj, Columbus, Ohio -N Elf vwwzvnff-cfm -xv! YU :Uf'5!'f'iE1'l'f!Jf''fifdlf 'asf Vwmwsz ui. am R I f S Pi Aa - E: S1 1 ,Q E! ' F QP hw f' :I f .inf si 1899 Clara. Virginia Via CMrs William Hannah, Chicago, Illinois illiam Harry Jackson, Charle ton, W Va Lalu Ethel Coe CMrs. Spencer Holdoroftj, Richmond Va 1900 Wade , Marietta, Ohio Donald Wolf Cuyahoga Falls Ohio 1901 James L. Philllpsl Columbus, Ohio Pearl Fought, Parkersburg, WQ Va. Arthur C. Browning, Chicago, Illinois Flora Cramer, Barlesville, Oklahoma 1902 Laura N. Browning, Belpro, Ohio QMrs. Wood Stewartj, Portorfidd, Ohio Fred Wilsonl, Belpre, Ohio . O. D. McGrowj, Parkersburg, W. Va. . H. E. bhurchj, Belpre, Ohio Mae P. 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Edward Wilson Raymond Goodno, Stockton, Kinase Gcorgo Hull, gliquippa, Pa. if , EJ: 3 u , 3 in bfi .4 f sf . HZ .ac LE? . '92 fm-1' a+z'swa'gam'am misxizfiw-1 ' W5l mWW3l'Wl W W ' 'i f'4 W Mcwaw.'vz4w. UWZi if5'5?iix'iI1l . A : ' gi -Q 'Q N ' 5 3 vi li sg ' gg 9 I 2 xg Q ' 0 fl C 1' .. l ' N X ic . 3 Q Q , ' 1 . I E1 'QE ff Ei ga 1' Donald folfc, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 1911 ' Mwbcl Graco Arch-r Urs. Cirroll O'Nu1lD, Bclprg Ohio Aw in Wi or I Carl Frqncis Bf yr- O io 'lll rd 'll nxood Co lbon Ohio R ymond Clizior I rtford Conn. Blwir Kimn Odcss cx s Roy Ar ft Tolcdo, Ohio Edvard Pryor, Rocklmnd, Ohio Rci r K1 si City l 4 1912 N llic Fl hcrty urs. F F Rowe! P rknrsburg, Vw. Lorctt Gurdncr ur . hdgwr Dye, PL11 isbdrg 1. Gladys ctty, Clcvclmnd Ohio Ruth Frockncy Tv 1 Gcorgo h Jollcy Ardnorc, Okl V rginli Fullcr irs. 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IU'- , T ,If Q. --K. . of L.1cy Kraft fMrs Evan Stonel Toledo, Ohlo Mary N1chols CMrs Stanley Russollb Belpre, Oh1o Ohlo Nora Archer CMrs Willlam Everhart , Belpre, Stella Deems, Belpre, 0h1o Vermon Stone Clxlrs Borest Deanl Wooster, Ohlo Gertrude Burnfleld, Kirkland, N Mexico B oks CMrs C11ffOI'd. Nutter , Mt :leasant lLS.I'10 ro Glenna R1ce Cllrs Earl Hansell Belpre, Oh1o Ethel Goddard Cleveland, Ohio Wynema Allen Parkersburg, I a Cora Mayle, Cleveland, Oh1O James Nolan, ittsburgh, Evere t Cassmdy, San Pedro, CQ11fOPn1B Raymond Sheppard OTtPTflS1d Ohlo Mich Evan Stone Toledo Oh1o 191 George Wallace, st. Daul, Mlnn Cl1ntonMcPeek Columbus Ohlo Dena Campbell CNrs Raymond Sheppardj, Rockland 0h1o Fred hamllton Deceased 1-'mmet Lawson, Cutler, Oh1o James Houser D1 mere Delaware Hobart Shaw Washlngton, Du C 1916 ' Laude Houser CMrs. D. Bllssl Llttle Hoclcmg, Ohio Ohi h1ldred Curt1s Mrs Rvland Sellars L1ttle Hocklng, o Ester Thomason Rosedale N MGXICO Bridget Welsh mrs, Arthur Walsh Athens Ohio Pe11lCLhKi6h1O!Irs J. P Dn1thD Orlando Florlda Marde Stone Lr L F Reckf, Toledo Ohlo 1 ton W Gertrude Campbell Mrs Ceoll Kelly , Char es , Mar aret Rood Mrs. W T. Drossel , Belpre, Ohlo Lucile Burt Lr Rex Vberhardt Phlladelphla, Pa Lena Weaver, Belore, Ohlo Agnes Dunfee Little HOCk1Hg, Ohlo Goldle Dalton Centrana I111n01S Coral Christopher Steubonv1lle' Ohlo Edna Braun I.-Tr Nllan Vlclcers Newport, Oh1o Gertrude 'ennock Parkersburg, W. Va Mabel etty -,Lrs Carl 'T11omasJ, ROCKLAND, Oh1o Eierre Tale, Columbus Oh1o Weston Dressell, Belpre, Ohlo Raymond Wallace Rockford, lll1no1s Charles Goodno Van Nuys, California Horace Dugan, Belpre, Ohio Creed Gainor, Orlando, Florida Waldo Lacy, Bclpre, Ohio Donald Campbell, Englewood, N. J. Va, ,QV CMH fi UF!! ' liwvfl 5 QWIWW Q QMHWIW , - ' ' ' ' :, A 1 Y . - . .1 ,. 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' fl H: -ov -i ' 191 Sam Gearhart Deceased ' Norris Schneider Zanesville, Ohio ' 1f?ra1r7oa0Z5inf5efKwrmvfaff' o M 17555 A 1v7amx lm iX'B 'lWrZlif arm y f A q - 1 gi SH 23 I E 4 - l Q Q . , . . , , t ' 3 1 ti arg' .51 ,V--1 3 li? 1, I 1 V i 's Rm A ,, .L-..4 H 1 .pi '-fi. Ak. .d .4 Nh ...1 ' -1 L-is 'uf ,. 'Q I ,Tig 11 -Q ,1 15.11 1 Carolyn Hawk CMrs John Campbellj Taft, California 2 Q' Ruby Bush fMrs Dorus Stone , Belpre Ohio U 5 Frances Rood C Mrs. Carl Packardl, Athens, Ohio Alarm Burnfield, Vincent, Ohio 2 Mary Riley 'CMrSo Roma I Zanesville, Ohio jf, Carl Thomas, Rockland, Ohio A A i 1918 ' 1 I ',L I . . H75 Louis eCu.nn1ngham CMrs. Dale Welchj, Belpre, Ohio ,ji Louise Dressell CMrs. Putnam Gilbertj, Belpre, Ohio if Mary Sloter CM:-s. Breenl, Conneaut, Ohio ' g-17 GWeI1dO1yn Thompson fMrs. Gilbert Deming, Rosedale, N.'Mexico Marguerite'Wil1iams CMrs, Leland 'Wcod!'ufi'Q, Waterford, Ohio ,QC Marie Root, Belpre, Ohio Hjj Putnam Gilbert, Belpre, Ohio A ' Bert Christopher, Steubenville, Ohio ' Frederick Lacy, West Vig?3nia State College, Institute, W.Va, ' to ,il Clive Schneider, Columbus, Ohio Nellie Cove y CMrso William Heftl, Belpre, Ohio ' IVI?yli,CgX.Te1vkYoEk,dN, Ygt' C , 1 lam er ar , P1 gepo , onn. 5 Myra McPeek fMrs. Ray McPhersonD, Dayton, Ohio Roy Thomas, Rockland, Ohio ' ' 33, Gladys Williams C J, Zanesville, Ohio 'g,3f T Thurman Braun, Akron, Ohio f Virginia Kraft fMrs. Everett Watsonl, Columbus, Ohio Blennie Barrows CMrs. Guy Stephensb, Rockland, Ohio 71920 Hg: Esther Nuzum CMrs, Henry Wardp, Belpre , Ohio Nellie Sloter K J, Barberton, Ohio CDeceased Mildred Wright U-lrs. J. W, Root Jr.D Parkersburg, W. vo. Louise Goodno CMrs. David Brittl, Momphio, Tennessee Q., gl1zabSthdGoo?glo CMgs,ni.BF, Pyergl, Deceased ara ou er :.rs. ra raun , elpre, hio if Arkley Dalton, Lima, Ohio' if Raymond gurnfield, Belpre, Ohio if Bernard arson, Parkersbur W, Va. 5 Helen Spence, Whigville, Ogio :f f ' 1921 sg Edward Fleming, Belpre, Ohio Q Leo Riley, Deceased I Cecil Kelly, Charleston, W. vo. Q Roy Weaver, Bolpre, Ohio Q! John Mulligan, Belpre, Ohio ' Bernard McDounough, Parkersburg, W, Va. ,ffl , p Bessie Covey, Rockland, Ohio ' Sag Helen Pryor CMrs. Bennie wooooy , Pittsburg, Pa, 7 Millicent Fling flirsg Paul Baynel, Beipre, Ohio QQ' ' Eleanor Sprague CMrs. Eugene Dickeyj, Vermontville, Mic ii -- , w lk Iris Arno'lvtCMrs. Lester Lemleyj, Belpre, Ohio ' Winifred FrazierCMrs. Charles Moore , McFarland, W. Va, Vashti Garret CM.rs. Gerald McMillan , Parkersburg, W. Va, Marjorie Miraolefllrs. Paul Millerl, Roseville, Ohio Carrie MulliganCMrs.,Forest.C'assidyJ, Belpre, Ohio Anna Potter, Belpre, Ohib ' Emma WoodfMrs, Ivan Queenl, St. Pettersburg, Fla. Gertrude WoodCMrs. Horace Duganl, Belpre, Ohio George Loraine Place, Marietta, Ohio 1925 ' Averille AdamsfMrs. E, C, Maylel, Leona Bntlar Lulu CrossCMrs. Orvie' Kellyl, Deceased Dallas Casley, Belpre, Ohio Chester Cook, Pittsburg, Pa. Earle Covey, Rockland, Ohio' Mary Dugan, Glenwood, Md. Marian Frazierflvlrs. Owe. Carmiehealj, Cleveland, Ohio Albert Gearhart, Belpre, Ohio Orley Lesson, Akron, Ohio Dorthea MoGrewCMrs. Bernard FarsonQ, Parkersburg, W. Va, Wayne MoGrow, Parkersburg, W, Va, Edward Riley, Parkersburg, W, Va. Mary WiseCMrs. Norman Harrisonj, Parkersburg, W, Va, 1921+ Olive BarrCMrs. Kimesj, Parkersburg W. Va. ' Virginia KnowlesCMrs. Thomas Stealyi, Parkersburg, W. Va. Sarah Ellene LaoyCMrs. Lacy Cobbsj, Fairmont, We Va, Camille MeCordfMrs. D. A. Butlarj, Belpre, Ohio Ruth RuloCMrs. Richard Treadwayl, ' ' Florence SoottfMrs. Edward Flemingj, Belpre, Ohio Harry Wayman, Belpre, Ohio' Albert Williams, Belpre, Ohio' Hortense Wilson, Durhan, N, C, 1925 Owen Abb ott, 'Water-berry, Conn, Doris Butler, Belpre, Ohio ' Robert Cutler, Jr., Oberlin, Ohio Albert Hawk, Ventura, Califi Katherine Hobensnok, Belpre, Ohio Orvie Kelly, Akron, Ohio Gwendolyn Frazier, Chicago, Ill. Nell Harless, Deceased ' Mildred Pilohard,T010d0, Ohio Waive Rhodes, Akron, Ohio' Howard Templar, Cleveland, Ohio ' Clara Wallaoefllrs, O. D, Barkerl, Parkersburg, W. Va, Hazel Woody, Glen Varner, Belpre, Ohio Dean Welch, Belpre, Ohio ' 1926 Bernice Holstein, Belpre, Ohio Mary Linton CMrs. Cecil Laddl, Frost, Ohio Donna McGrew CMrs. Granville Pricel, Parkersburg, W. Va. Ocella Packard CMrs. Whlter Haynesj, Belpre, Ohio Wilma Squires fMrs. Orlan Thorn, W. VH. Jessie Swan, Rockland, Ohio Virginia Wilchen fMrs. John Millerl, Parkersburg, W. Ve. Margaret Stribling CMrs. Ned Crostenj, Rockland, Ohio Mildred Wilson, Belpre, Ohio Rosa Wise CMrs. William Noltonl, Belpre Ohio Bessie Woomer Cnrs. Micheal Moorej, Belpre, Ohio Leonard Knee, Parkersburg, W. Va. Roy Miracle, Houston, Texas Dale Nuzum,'Belpre, Ohio Ralph Yates, Porterfield, Ohio Russell Holstein, Belpre, Ohio . 1927 r Clerence Strowder, Parkersburg, W. Va. Ira Hhrnfield, Marietta, Ohio DwlqFL iwmler, Belpre, Okie' Cervfll McPherson, Rockland, Ohio RJUGIT Lteeley, Belpre, Cvio Levis Tteutman, Belpre, Ohio Ahhh Ve?eek Kurs. whiter hhdsohb, Belpre, Ohio Gladys Hoselton'CMrs. Alloerj, Parkersburg, W. Ve. Florence Becker, Marietta, Ohio Dick Packard, Boston, Mass. Edward Taylor, Belpre, Ohio 1928 Frank Barr, Porterfield, Ohio Herbert Bryan, Rockland Ohio Cecil Knowles, Belpre, Ohio Howard Martin,'Marietta, Ohio Edward Dempsey, Providence, R. I. Ninn Braun CMrs. Robert Steeleyl, Belpre, Ohio Cernolea Burles, Deceased Freda Martin, QMrs. Magruder, Lothian, Md. Elizabeth Mccord Cmrs. Harry Whitey, Jessie Mayne CMrs. James ShafforJ,'Belpre, Ohio Cleene Ogle CMrs. George Wileoxonl, Belpre, Ohio OpaL Poyet'CMrs. Ethel Bradford? Parkersburg, W.'Va. Ethel Poyet Chrs. Belvin eylors, Little Hocking, Ohio Helen Swan CMrs. Edwin Fordl, Belpre, Ohio Orgu Holstein CMrs. John Jamesl, Parkersburg, Whva. 1929 Fred Frazier, Parkersburg, W. Va. Leonard Miller, Belpre, Ohio Arch Parsons, Belpre, Ohio' George Poyet, HaMaehine, W. Va. Herman Wagner, Belpre, Ohio Alden Watson, Belpre, Ohio Helen Calder, Rockland, Ohio Wilbur Abbott, Belpre, Ohio ' 1929 CContinuedJ Bernice Cross CMrs. Harry Cassidyl, Rockland, Ohio Betty Cutler Chrs. Charles Ottol, Marietta, Ohio Letitia Knox Ckrs. Hebert Isnerl, Alice Hayle Chrs. Syriggsj, Etrkersburg, W. VS. Winona Duff Chrs. 7 Truman Alexanderl, Belpre, Ohio Eloise McGrew CMrs. Roland McNameel, Parkersburg, W. Va. 1950 Glade Abbott CMrs. Kenneth Abbottj, Belpre, Ohio Callie Buchanan ' Gladys Butler CMrs.'NarnerJ, Columbus, Ohio Nellie Colvin CMrs. Clyde Knowlesl, Akron, Ohio OPGI Deem, Bel re, Ohio Gladys Knowles Ekns. Jim Coggsholll, Little Hocking, Ohio Harriet Packard CMrs. Louis Andrisl, Belpre, Ohio Grace Prewett, Belpre, Ohio Madeline Stone, Belpre, Ohio Mary Swan, Rockland, Ohio Bernice Varncr, Sandusky, Ohio Marceline Williams CMrs. Regis Mankinsj, Belpre, Ohio Sarah Pryor Chrs. Bartlettb, Parkersburg, W. Va. Eileen Tompkins fMrs. Orville Elliotj, Belpre, Ohio Earl Brookhart, Rockland, Ohio Donald Brooks, Belpre, Ohio Gerald Busch, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Phillip Harris, Salem, W. Va. Donald Eankins, Baton Rouge, La. Dean McPherson, Rockland, Ohio Cleo Ryan, Marietta, Ohio Charles Sole, Parkersburg, W. Va. Vernon Ullom, Belpre, Ohio William Wharton, Fort Worth, Texas Joe Wood , Deceased Robert C. Robinson, Parkersburg, W. Va. Sara Adams fhrs. James Harrisl, Parkersburg, W, Va. 1951 Mary Atcr CMrs. Lloyd Friendj, Little Hocking, Ohio Opal Bond fMrs. Kenneth Milesl, Little Hocking, Ohio Ina Brannon fmrs. Donald Brooksj, Porterfield, Ohio Gertrude Cain, Belpre, Ohio Lola Curry Chrs. J. C. Lockhartl, Parkersburg, W. Va. Gladys Dunfee Chrs. Frank Belyusl, Helen Fleming CMrs. Forrest Lcesonj, Belpre, Ohio Thelm. G irhart, Rockland, Ohio Mary holdren Chrs. Arch Parsonsl, Belpre, Ohio ldris McGrcw Clue. Halter Waylandl, Parkersburg, W. Va. Elois Miller, Rockland, Ohio , Irma Miracle Qlrs. Leonard Nelson? Roseville, Ohio Freda Poyct fhrs. Robert LuckDMarietta, Ohio Annabel Turner Chrs. Lucius Folwelll Steubenville, O. Gladys Vance Ckrs. Leonard Masseyl Durward Berry, Gelpre, Ohio 1951 Cecil Brooks, Belpre, Ohio Charles Daball, Los Angeles, Califg Carroll Dowler, Eelpre, Uhio Mandry Foster, Canton, Ohio Forrest Frazier, Worthington, Ohio Dorris Hall, Bclpre, Ohio Guy Luzader, Middlebourne, W, Va, Pierce Luzader, Belpre, Ohio Macie Wentz, Rockland, Ohio Cecil Mayle, Bolpre, Ohio Franklin McGirr, Rockland, Ohio Anslie Minor ' ' Maynard Pride, Rockland, Ohio , . 1952 Harold Abbott, Bclpre, Ohio Orvel Barber, Belpre, Ohio ' Byron Clark, Little Hgcking, Ohio Walter Deeble, Rockland, Ohio Delbert Deem, Parkersburg, W, Va. Audie Gainer, Belpro, Ohio James Hill,'Bolpre,'Ohio Leland Love, Belprc, Ohio Joseph Mulligan, Belpre, Ohio Frank Nuzum, Bolprc, Ohio ' ' Robert Robinson, Parkersburg, W. Va, Bernard Ryan,'Marietta, Ohio ' Earl Williams, Parkersburg, W. Va. Chalmers Williamson, Parkersburg, W. Va. ' ' Louise Adams CMrs, H, Jg Randolphl Pittsburgh, Pa. Geraldine Ayers Athens, Ohio ' ' ' Ruth Baker CMrs: Clayton Higginbofhaml Charleston, W. Va, Flossie Baron Deceased Doris Beall, Rockland, Ohio Kathryn Bryan, Belpre, Ohio Paulena Hcndershot fMrs. Blond Shawerb Lucile Irvine Holden, Little Hockin , Ohio ' Elsie KesteFson'CMrs. gerbert Bryan? Parkersburg, W. Va. Grace Knox' Mrs. Allen Edith Love, Dayton, Ohio ' Mable Lowry fMrsZ Burr Eelsj Parkersburg, W. Va. Georgia Melrose' Mrs, Jake Lane Belpre Ohio Lillian Murdock, Parkersburg, Wg Va. , ' Helen Packard fMrs. Kenneth Whitej Belpre, Ohio Rachel Place Married Philo Ohio ' Madelin Plant gMrs. Denver Archer? Belpre, Ohio Bernice Remmy Married Parkersburg 'W, Va, Helen Lenox Chrs. David Doanj Porterfield, Ohio Marjorie Stevens CMrs. Walter Stacyj Rockland, Ohio 1955 Helen Frazier CMrs, Fred Campbellj Charleston, W Doris Crandall New York Y 'i Russell Hamilton, Beipre, Ohio Wayne Gemrhold, Parkersburg, W3 Va. Bernice Weaver, fMrsQ Ralph Hayesl, Helen Francis, Belpre, Ohio Betty Holdren, Little Hocking, Ohio Esta Wagner CMrs. Robert Pettyj Marietta, Ohio Jettie Frederick, Belpre, Ohio Mabel Mayle, Cleveland, Ohio Marie Berry CMrs. Pierce Luzaderj Belpre,'Ohio Nellie Whtson'fMrs, Walter Doebles, Belpre, Ohio William Abbot, Belpre, Ohio Evermont Robinson, Belpro, Ohio Marvin Ahart, Little Hooking, Ohio Garland Benson Bpling, Little Hocking, Ohio Helen GlazierCMrs. Belyus, Little Hocking, Ohio Marie Bolyus, Little Hocking, Ohio Glynda Prewett, Belpre, Ohio Eleanor Moore, Little Hocking, Ohio Alyoe UllomCMrs. Charles HaughtH,Parkersburg, W. Russell Pride, Rockland, Ohio Pauline Van Horn, Belpro, Ohio CMrs. Harry Ruff? Herbert Swan, Rockland, Ohio Gertrude Chapman CMarriedD Parkersburg, W. Va, Bernice DixonCMrs. Harold Abbottl, Deceased Carrie Ogden, Loachtown, W. Va. Ida ShawverCMrs. Frank Farmerj, Arveda Kelley, Belpre, Ohio ' Martin Moore, Little Hocking, Ohio Geneva Welch, Little Hocking, Ohio' Catherine Robinson, Parkersburg, W. Regis Mankins, Belpre, Ohio Lueilo Marshall Ellen Kidd Ruby Crandall, Little Hooking, Ohig Richard Deeble, Rockland, Ohio Herbert Hardie, Constitution, Ohio Louise Gray Viola Reall Velma Williams Jessie Davis, Parkersburg, W. Va, Marguerite Barron, Parkersburg, W. Floyd Abbott, Gerild Baker Donald Brookha Glen Carl Dick Fred ' 1951i ' Parkersburg, W. Vu. , Belpre, Ohio rt, Michigan Emerick, Porterfield, Ohio Gillian, Tuppers'Plains, Ohio Hamilton, Bolpre, Ohio Hoover, Kansas City, Kan. Belpre, Ohio V lo V210 0 V9.0 Vac 19311 CCOnt-D Richard Lawton, Berkley, Calif. at presentl Carl Lowry, Rockland, Ohio Edward Mclntire, Little Hocking, Ohio Raymond Poling, U. S. Navy William Poyet, Pittsburgh, Pa. Kenneth Price, Belpr , Ohio Francis Rowland, Columbus, Ohio Wendell Stephens, Parkersburg, W. Va. Charles Strosnider, Paloalto, Calif, Donald Wilcoxen Belpre, Ohio ' ' Dorothy Abbott ZMTSg Durward Berryl, Belpre, Ohio Imogene Ayres, Belprc, Ohio Shirley Church CMarriedj, Parkersburg, W, Va. Maile Corncs, Little Hocking, Ohio ' Geraldine DeuchcrCMrs. Harry Buzardl, Little Hocking, O Beryl Dixon fMrs. Delford Williamsl Vincent, Ohio Ila Dowler, Bclprc, Ohio ' Dorothy Gillian, Tuppcrs Plains, Ohio ' Isabella HoseltonCMrs. Orlan Frenchj, Marietta, Ohio Frances JohnsonfMrs. L. B. Bennettj, Belpre, Ohio Virgeno McGirr, Rockland, Ohio ' Thelma Hayes Medley, Parkersburg, W3 Va. ' Kathleen MoodylMrs. Alvin Ildertonj Cincinnati, Ohio Leona Newman'fMrs, Russell Hamiltons, Belpre, Ohio Rachel Nuzum, Belprs, Ohio Bertha Odgen, Parkersburg, W. Va. Geneva Robinson, Rockland, Ohio Lelah Ryan, Rockland, Ohio Bertha Stacy fMrs. Kenneth Randolphl, Vincent, Ohio Charlotte Stone, Belpre, Ohio Georgia Turner,'Parkersburg, W, Va. Eloise Waterman, Rockland,'Ohio Louise Micheal, Zanesville, Ohio ' 1955 Buford Barickman, Rockland, Ohio Richard Berry,'Rockland, Ohio Forrest Cutlip, Little Hocking, Ohio Edgar Deuchcr, Little Hocking, Ohio Donald Dugan, Belpre, Ohio ' Robert Holdren, Little Hocking, Ohio Harold Kelley, Belpre, Ohio' Ward Layner, Little Hocking, Ohio Rodney Hayle, Belprc, Ohio Eugene Packard, Bclpre, Ohio Carroll Riffle, Briggs, Ohio Frank Roush, Bclpro, Ohio 1955 lcontfl Fred.Suns, Belprc, Ohio William Scipio, Baloro, Ohio Hollio Sohook, Lowell, Ohio Edna Aohott, Eolpre, Ohio Rosolee Bailey Qlrs, Fred Baldorffl, Portsmouth, Ohio Vovn Brookhnrc, Rockland, Ohio Irma Burrficld fhrsw Edward Johnsonj, Vincent, Ohio Rosolia covoy Circ, Elijah Campbell? Boipre, ohio Hazel Conley, Little Hocking, Ohio ' Mmrgmrot Fronm fNrs, Rilph Powersockl, Rockland, Ohio Bryce Frazlerfhrsq Ao S. Jerrigunl, Huntington, W. Va. Eliznhoth Halsey, Wheeling, W. Vu. Geriliino Hougkt, Cristlc Loeson, B lore, Ohio ' Oool LoeoonQMro. Josoph Dyorl, Bolpre,'Ohio Shirloy Mcnkins Chrs, Eustmond Woomorl, Bclpre, Ohio Mary McCoy, little Hocking, Ohio Errol Loo McGrow fVrs. Frank Roushf, Bolpro, Ohio Narollo Miracle Cmarriodj Parkersburg, WQ Vo, Julia Moore, Little Hocking, Ohio Wilma Perot Cnrs. Clyde Socoyl, Parkersburg W. Vo, thorino Reynolds Mrs. Wilmer ooll ' Ka J C B 5 is Iron: Sloter Kmrs. Mori Dunfecj, Little Hocking,'Ohio Vivian Spencer CMro. George Bloughl, Porterfiold, Ohio Mildred Turner, Pirkorsburg, W. Va, 1956 Vera Barkes, Portorfiold, Ohio Elizabeth Sharpo, Marietta, Ohio Alice Hamilton fMrS. Gilman? Parkorsburg, W. Va, Wilma Frazier, Bolpro, Ohio Glonn Holcomb, Portorfiold, Ohio Chnrles Bryan, Bolpro, Ohio Herbert Spencer, Bolprc, Ohio Wilda Reynolds fhrs. Russell Dexterl Little Hocking, O Ruth Ritenour Crrs. Konnoth Wolchf, Belpro, ohio Mary Moyne, Eolfro, Ohio Jcmcs Pcnnybaokor, Pirkcrsburg, W. Va. James Lewis, Mariotto, Ohio ' Heber Doom, Pirkorsburg, W, Va, Carroll Frost, Dcccasod Bernadine Frashure, Bclpre, Ohio Harlan Lowry, Doccosod Robort Pride, Bolpre, Ohio Harold Robinson, Belpro, Ohio Holcna Moody, Belpre, Ohio Levi Johnson, Bolprc, Ohio Charles Woomor, Belpro, Ohio 600114533 Madge Cornes, Little Hocking, Ohio Oscar Spencer, Belpre, Ohio Jeanne Statham, Belpre, Ohio Leighton Dunfee, Little Hocking, Ohio Paulvia Jackson fMrs. William StedmanDWashington, D, C, Daniel Winters, Belpre, Ohio Madeline Baker Cmrs. Howard Cassidyl, Belpre, Ohio Shurley Way, Belpre, Ohio Freda Love, Parkersburg, Wo Va, Earl Frederick, Belpre, Ohio Margaret Mayle, Belpre, Ohio Burma Roush, Parkersburg, W. Va. Elizabeth Knowles, Belpre, Ohio 1957 ' Robert Poyet, Fairmont, W. Van Thomas Pride, Rockland, Ohio Raymond Brookhart, Rockland, Ohio Leonard Holdran, Belpre, Ohio Hugh Maze, Dunham, Ohio ' Edward Burd, Little Hocking, Ohio Jack Stephens, Belpre, Ohio Shirley Bowser, Belpre, Ohio ' George Runnels, Little Hooking, Ohio Walter Plummer, Elizabeth, W. Va, Harry Feight, Belpre, Ohio ' Lloyd Irvine, U. S, Navy, Norfolk, Va. Brown Reip, Decator, Ohio Johnny Mulligan, Belprc, Ohio Ralph Dearth ' Donald Burns, Briggs, Ohio Max Prewett, Belpre, Ohio ' Rosemary Hardie, Constitution, Ohio ' Eileen Bradley Cmrs. Donald Wilcoxenj Beipre, ohio Margaret Deucher, Little Hocking, Ohio Frances Dale Gantz, Marietta, Ohio Harriet Abbott, Belpre, Ohio Wilma Garrett, Constitution, Ohio Kathryn Irvin, Marietta, Ohio ' Marie Runnells, Little'Hocking, Ohio Rosalie Scipio, Belpre, Ohio Marceal Ryan, Rockland, Ohio Iva Balderson, Belpre, Ohio ' Marjorie Merrell, Parkersburg, W. Va, Ruth Reip, Belpro, Ohio ' Kathleen Springston, Belpre, Ohio Louise Stone, Belpre, Ohio Rosemary PennybackerCMrs. William Geringj Rockland, Ohio Wilma Roberts, Rockland, Ohio Ada Lee Reynolds, Belpre, Ohio Homer Beckley, Jack Frashure, Earl Stephens, Belpre, Belpre, Belore l9?8 Ohio Ohio Ohio I George Parker, Hoclingport, Ohio Lyle Ryan, Rockland, Ohio Howard Stone, Belprc, Ohio Robert Reese, Belpre, Ohio ' Willard Waldron, Pittsburgh, Pa. Gail Freshour, Belpre, Ohio George Bruney, Belpre, Ohio Raymond Lowther, Belpre, Ohio Mac McGraw, Belpre, Ohio George Gearhart, Rockland, Ohio Ralph Wiley, Rockland, Ohio ' Frank Campbell, Little Hocking, Ohio Wade Harbert, Belpre, Ohio Pernas Barickman, Rockland, Ohio Wayne Stevens, Belpre, Ohio Chester Simpson, Belpre, Ohio Walter Moore, Little Hocking, Ohio Howard Ayres, Rockland, Ohio Earnest Brownfield, Belpre, Ohio Frank Pennybacker, Maine Richard, Hardin, Belpre, Ohio Wayne Chambers, Little Hocking, Ohio Thurl Kelly, Belpre, Ohio Ralph Duff, Belpre, Ohio Charles Gillian, Tuppers Plains, Ohio Mildred Luzader, Parkersburg, W. Va. 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You know you wouldn't take thousands of dollars for your ability to see. Yet hundreds of persons ruin their eyes each year with poor light. Look ahead-protect your eyes with the kind of light you get from genuine I E S Better Sight Lamps. You can recognize these lamps by their I E S tags-by the light diffusing bowls, by their light directing shades and by their glareless light. fyafemi N? 7 Q52 6' f 212.2-1 , A ,.l..-. 1 , f X I TI ! ., , THE PEOPLES BANKIN MARIETTA, OHIO BELPRE OHIO BER OF FEDERAL DEPOSI Belpre Branch 9 T INSURANCE CORPORATIO G AND TRUST COMPANY Lowell Branch LOWELL, OHIO N l' PRICE'S CASH GROCERY 213 Second Street BELPRE, OHIO PLYMOUTH SANDWICH SHOPPE HOT DOGS OUR SPECIALTY MATHENY AND BAILEY, Props. Belpre, Ohio BELPRE TAXI Phone 9545 Second and Main Belpre, Ohio Compliments of SPENCER FUNERAL HOME LEST WE FORGET 'l' I Nl EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY R. L. 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EATON 208 Second Street Complete Beauty Service All Work Guaranteed TATE'S SANDWICH ALFREDA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 3974 W SHOP , Delicious Ice Cream ALFREDA cmccs, Mgr. 3 ol-ll' Specialty EVA WAGNER' opr' 208 Second Street I Belpre, Ohio I wonder- C I lt's a Darling Dress GRADUATION F ROCKS 53.98 - 36.98 and up CLEANED - STORED ALTERED - REPAIRED FUR CDATS ef? ' CLEANING - 61. DYEING CO. 125 Third Street PHONE 3760 or PHONE 3761 Margery Lightfritz-What does it mean here by sea- soned troops, Dad? Mr. Lightfritz-lwithout hesitationj- Mustered by the ' ROCKLAND CAFE Delicious Sandwiches Refresh Yourself in Clean Surroundings C. B. RADEKIN, Prop. Compliments of RICHARDS BROTHERS ' YEARS A DRUGGISTY f W W . Mail Order Druggists 104 Front Street Marietta, Ohio officers and peppered by the enemy. .Y ms Q I o iflortinuod from Activities Sectionl In March the Klub inspected the Sentinel office in Parkersburg. It was a profitable and vevy interesflng trip. Tun social functions were held during the year. The flrst was a party held in the school building. The second was a Weiner roast hold at Howell's Grove. The officers of the Klub this year were: President --------------------- Wanda Givens Vice President ---------------- Clara Mae Holp Secretary --------------------- Wilda Stephens Treasurer --------------------- Eleanor Reynolds Historian --------------------- Betty Baker The faculty advisor was Mrs. Dean McPherson, whose kind and careful guidance made the Klub an enjoyable experience. We, as the Klub, wish to thank her for the time and thought that she has given to us. 9 Drink COMPLETE FAMILY SHOE STORE! M55 BOTTLES COSMETISTE BEAUTY SERVICE PARKBRSBURG cocA Ida Dowler - Georgia Turn-er BUTT'-ING co WE MAKE LOVELINESS LOVELIER 123 Flfth Street Parkersburg W Va 1st Boy-Pardon me does this car stop at Strawberry Street? 2nd Boy-Yes watch me and get off two stations before I do TRADE IN YOUR OLD FURNITURE FOR NEW BRIGHTEN UP YOUR HOME NOW We Save You Money QUALITY RIGHT - PRICES RIGHT - TERMS RIGHT WAINWRIGHT'S Southeastern Ohio's Largest Furniture Store WHERE PEOPLE LIKE TO BUY AND SAVE lil LAMBORN STUDIO -for- BETTER PORTRAITS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR '39 BELHIO A. J. PRICE, Representative CAMPUS TOGS S U I T S For Graduation For Sports Wear 0 For Business 322 50 See our new Fall Suits next August if you are planning 0 enter college REAL UNIVERSITY STYLES OTTO BROS Marletta Glouster, Ohio La Favor-What s the Idea of slttlng ont there silent for ten minutes? Bud McGirr-ftrumpetj-It was a request number H Dillinger-Hurry up and carve that tur- key dear. You know how after takmg that correspondence course ' D. Stevens--Um yes-but Where under the sun are the dotted lines? CRYSTAL DAIRY Comp hments STO R ES Fountam Service LUNCHES MILKS HILLTOP CONFECTIONERY Second Street an Marietta, Ohm Thlrd street Marietta, Ohio Q I ! Y . . . E I t Q1 E . . d ' HBELPRE HEIGHTS FILLING STATION MORRIS 8: DRESSEL FOR Shell Gasoline and Motor Oil Insurance Agency Goodyear Tires Automobile - Fire On Route 618 Tornado - Surety Bonds BELPRE, OHIO BELPRE, OHIO Phone 9579 GEO. E. DOWLER ,AQ 0 Irma Berry-This plant belongs to the be- 'Q Q gonla famlly. T Robert Morris-How kind of you to look ' S after it while they are away. I p 4 ' on 5 tk Gmane' , I 5514 BAKER s. BAKER 1 Comp mm 74-:1lQ1jQ-N. '-if ' ' U ff Jewelers of That bright young ' boy or girl deserves :fix A If ' ' WVQA Parkersburg, W. Va. ROYAL PORTABLE BULOVA A MN typ ea e a ype- writer they want-now-this Gradua- tion. Easier to use! Faster! Easier to turn out perfect typing. With Royal's FREE Instant Typing Chart. Carrying Case included at no extra. cost. Drop In and no us. 5 loyal Portable models . . . 5 reasonable prleos. H. .I. SMITH 404 Seventh Street Parkersburg, W. Va. Phone 228 HAMILTON . WATCHES THE SYLVIA SHOP rs f X , tk I l 209 Front Street Marietta, Ohio To REYNOLD'S BEAUTY SHOPPE BUY OR SELL Hugh Quality Workmanshlp at ee Moderate Prices BERDINE BROS 646 648 seventh st Belpre Ohio - Phone 4215. Parkersburg W Va l25 Mam Street MISS ADA LEE REYNOLDS Mgr Phone 552 In darkest Africa two natives were watching a leopard chasing a large fat man Can you spot the Winner? asked one The wxnner is spotted sald the other S . Q . , . , . . . ! BELPRE AUTO REPAIR THE some Pnonucrs SYLVIA SHOP GENERAL REPAIRING ATLAS TIRES Parkersburg, W. Va. ll f Phone PUTNAM GILBERT, Prop. 9 215 Second Street Compliments M A C ' S SUPER SERVICE Gulf Petroleum Products Phone 4046 Belpre, Ohio MILLER'S Belpre Ohxo What s the difference between a man who bets and one who doesn t'7 The second is no better. .5a. .I W DUDLEY SONS 8- COMPANY Florists , . I A 1 emi! '1 . 0. nf, , 'S' ': SPENCER UNDERTAKER AGENT PHONE 532 Fifth and Juliana Streets Parkersburg, W. Va SHOES - CLOTHING - ETC. x , of F . 0 X it Sk if fr - '--'-------v-u Your Good Taste Makes You Ask For Rich Loaf Products Rich I..oaf's Good Taste Makes You Ask For More Ask Your Grocer for Rich Loaf Today RICHARDSON BAKING COMPANY MARIETTA, OHIO TWICE AS MUCH rx I A f x wwf ,4 nnu,QC,mnu .sd 7 ,Mmm 4 N 0 dl-I ke ln QQ, B RSWT W ww so Q' IM M Bill Hall-Did one of your ancestors come over in the Mayflower, Smithes? Durwood G.-Er-no but I understand one of them ran for the boat and just missed lt. DILS BROTHERS :DL A Parkersburg's Largest Department Store TWICE AS GOOD NEHI BOTTLING CO. . Parkersburg, W. Va. PARKERSBURG W VA fr'-mm ' . I 1 Wm ,Will x t o . A ' HUM? I5 gs 5 gi' my Nr + ' Kilim lllu ...-: :In 1l G . IIA C In IIIFI . 1 2 ' ' ' Bob Logan-Yes, sir, it Compliments of AMERICAN BEAUTY SALON 209 - 8th Street PHONE 2357 Compliments STERN Parkersburg W Va MAMMOTI-I MILKSHADES - SUNDAES - SODAS and TASTY SAN DWICH ES I ICE man mixer mooucri Marietta Parkersburg Athens TRY Miss Snyder--Cpoor sing- er singmgj-I wish I were in Dixie- THE UNION HARDWARE E. Holstein-I have no ob- Jections. OI' Sciplo-Bob, do you know what the A.D. on the corner- stone stands for? Athletic Goods Marietta Ohio stands for done. of f . BROTHERS - KENNY'S SHOE STORE 613 Market Street PARKERSBURG, W. VA. Shoes for the Entire Family Our refrigerated truck will stop at your door every Tuesday and Saturday with a complete line of meats. We will appreciate some of your trade. CISLER PROVISIONS m5lll' sTouT's DRUG STORE of Best in Drugs at Lowest Prices Every Day BRADLEY 8: PRIDE Market and Sixth Street Parkersburg, W. Va. Bob Overmeyer - fLeo 'BELPRE ICE AND TRANSFER COMPANY GRADE A COAL Local and Long Distance Hauling Phone 347 JOE ADAMS, Prop. Ferrell, who is far up the ladderl-Leo, that ladder is turned upside down. Leo Ferrell-I know it. I put it up that way so I'll be near the bottom if it falls. The traffic policeman got out his book and pressed his stubby pencil. What is your name? John Smith. No, your real name! bawled the officer. Well, then, put me down William Shakespeare. That's better. You can't fool me with that John Smith stuff. COMPLIMENTS EOR BETTER BROTI-I ERS FURNITURE STORE PERMANENTS Marietta's Largest Display of Home Furnishings LaBELLE Furniture - Draperies - Floor Coverings BEAUTE BAR Gas Ranges - Bedding 9th and Market Sts. 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