Clarksburg High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Clarksburg, OH)

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15- Q THE IDEAL GIRL The ideal girl must have a pleasing personality, by which we mean a kind, courteous, sincere and friendly manner with everyone, both young and old. A girl with a refined, pleasing personality will wear clothes that are neat and clean at all times, and she will dress to suit the occasion. She will also wear her hair in the style that is most becoming, and not follow all the fads of hair dress regardless of how she looks. The privacy of her own room is the proper place to use make up. We boys do not care to see her apply powder and lipstick in all manner of public places. If a girl wants to interest a boy she must be independent --not too independent, but just enough to keep him guessing. By all means, donit Nrun afteru the boy, for that is a sure way to lose him. pocketbooks. Of course we expect sometimes we are no in a position diggern seldom becomes a thrifty, 0116 boy are and it, Then we also admire the girl who has some respect for our to spend within reason, but to keep on spending. A Hgold economic housewife. She should be a good listener, and not talk too much. No wants a Hgibby-gabbyu who wants to talk all of the time. Gur estimation is somewhat lowered when she goes with every in town. Of course, we want her to be popular, but there other ways. HTrue worth is in being, not seeming.H Smoking drinking are not becoming in any girl. .We may not condemn but some of us, at least, do some thinking. We also admire a strong, healthy girl who isn't afraid of fresh air and exercise--one who can be refined and still enjoy outdoor sports. More of this type of living will necessitate less application of false coloring matter. Along with the qualities mentioned, should go abilities in good cooking and good housekeeping. the We are offering these suggestions in all kindness, and hope girls may profit by them. The Senior Boys

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-15- Top Rowt' Bottom Row: Top Row: Second Row: Bottom Row: b JUNIOR CLASS ROLL Cleft to rlghty Harold Mace, William Bochard, Joan Graham, Bernard Ater, Warren Martin. - Margaret Hyde, Violet Houtt, Jean Eycke, Jane Van Horn, Naomi Dinkler. soenomoae CLASS. Roni Cleft no rignty 1 Willis Taylor, Donald Adams, Wendell Morris- son, Joe Ater, Don Hyer, Morris Templin. Betty Bookwalter, Solon Graham, Donald Moss- barger, Eugene Whitten, Maxine Carter, Mary Ellen Dawson. Robert Hamman, Hazel L. Lowe, Ona Margaret Hurtt, June Faye, Wanda Templin, June Flesher, Paul McCormicE.