Marlinton High School - Marlintonian Yearbook (Marlinton, WV)

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JUNIORS IDENTIFICATION-First Rcw, Left to Right: Herald Campbell, Ray Viers, George Schofield, George Duncan, Alfred Jackson, Lyle Fertig. Second Row, Left to Right: Ruby Jordan, Juanita Beverage, Amy May Hannah, Mable Woods, Zelma Moore, Veda Curry, Evelyn Cochran, Mable Kirkpatrick, Clara Jackscn, Eleanor Johnson, Viola VanReenan, Kent Hannah. Third Row, Left to Right: Miss Weese, Gatha Beverage, Betty Rogers, Gene¬ vieve Cross, Virginia Showalter, Louise Sharp, Polly McDowell, Irene Morrison, Betty Deputy, Lois Jean Wagner, Marguerite Shiffler, Anna Jean Minnick, Billy Levier, Arnold Dilley, Randall Fertig, Reed Davis. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Betty Burwell, Hazel Burdette, Billy Michael, Hel¬ en Vallandingham, Philip Smith, Dempsey Sharp, Lew Sharp, Ralph Nottingham, John Johnson, Merit Galford, Stanley Moore, Thomas Moore, Johnny Nelson, Homer Gordon, Lake Warren. Absent when picture was taken: Junior Baxter, Eugene Hambrick, Jewell Me- Laughlin. Officers PRESIDENT STANLEY MOORE VICE-PRESIDENT . THOMAS MOORE SECRETARY ELEANOR JOHNSON TREASURER . IRENE MORRISON . CHEER LEADERS: PENNY ARBOGAST, MARGUERITE SHIFFLER SPONSORS MISS BERRY, MISS WEESE, MRS. DAVIS Colors: Blue and White Motto: Veni, Vidi, Vici. Flower: Lilac Class of 1944

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GLADYS ROGERS “Her attitude is one of kindly comradeship.” , MARGARET SMITH “One could depend on her to do her part, no matter what the task.” IRIS DEAN “Grave, and gay, and never dull.” SERVING OUR COUNTRY This year two of our teachers joined the armed forces of our country: Miss Mary Elizabeth Berry, and Mr. John Casey. Miss Berry was a member of our faculty for three and one-half years, leaving in January, 1943, for service with the WAVES. She taught Home Economics, was sponsor of the Junior Class, A. D. D. and Sigma Rho. A graduate of Alderson- Broaddus College, she received her B. S. H. E. at West Virginia University. Her present address is: Mid’n M. E. Berry, U. S. N. R., Hotel Northampton 303, Northampton, Mass. Mr. Casey, coach of Football, Basketball, Softball, and sponsor of the Sophomore Class, was a member of our faculty one year and six weeks, leaving in November, 1942, for service with the Army. He was a graduate of Potomac State Collie. His present address is: 440 Oak Street, Richmond, Ky.

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SOPHOMORES Class of 1945 IDENTIFICATION—First Row, Left to Right: Merle Gay, Grederick Ware, Harold Friel, James Barlow, Don Mason, Arnold Weifcrd, Sydney Parsons, Carlen Chestnut, Jack Booth, Jack Poage, Charles Richardson. Second Row: Sterl Hively, Mrs. Mark, Jo Cameron Callison, Joan Sharp, Doro¬ thy McNeil, Marceline Dilley, Helen Curry, Sue Ann McElwee, Edith Alderman, Mar¬ garet McElwee, Sylvia Hively, Nina June Sharp, Estelle Tallman, Miss Young, Ar¬ nold Gordon. Third Row: Nellie Robertson, Audaline Carpenter, Betsy Armstrong, Charma- lee Gibson, Elsie Shinaberry, Jewell Fertig, Beulah Cassell, Cornelia Harper, Pearl Curtis, Wilda Young, Maynell Sharp, Betty Lou Wooddell, Evaleigh Workman, Gay- nell Wagner, Ralph VanReenan, Arthur Cain. Fourth Row: Jack Armstrong, Kenneth Mullens, Betty Jo Perkins, Nina Van¬ Reenan, Mildred Rhea, Betty Dumire, Lucy Kellison, Mary Moss, Villa Biggs, Mary Catherine Neese, Katherine Vallandingham, Hazel Michael, Margaret Hively, Bessie Lee Patterson, Margaret Bambrick, Betty Jo Kramer. Absent when picture was taken: Pauline Buzzard, Betty Stuart, George John¬ son, Ray Kessler, Tom Moore, Garland Wilfong, Joe Yanko. Officers PRESIDENT JACK POAGE VICE-PRESIDENT . RAY KESSLER SECRETARY WILDA YOUNG TREASURER MARY C. NEESE CHEER LEADERS HELEN CURRY, JO CAMERON CALLISON CLASS SPONSORS MISS KATHLEEN YOUNG, MRS. MARK Colors: Black and White Flower: White Rose Motto: We are not above you nor beneath you but beside you.