Martins Ferry High School - Ferrian Yearbook (Martins Ferry, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1931 volume:

s. ,, .3,w,'.-N ., L If ' bl ' E51 .Sf-r 23:44, X .., A rf - f 1 Er , A. !g7'1J'Na -2- A .-GZ:-.2 4 iih4eim1G -' D. cg. 5,4 4,14-1' -, P '!'lp:af f-.vw V ' ' '.-'lifiih ,, 7,35 A .1 .: ,I ,ff ,kv W . ,.,.M1 . '3- . -.1. 7'- .A e :sig YW Q Y V 'N 2 MQ? Q jk?- fi A Of' wwf? WW nf , V 'MfA78 lLwfVvj7ff4f3X I The Ferrian - 1931 I' T HE EERRIA THE SENIOR CLASS OF MARTINS FERRY HIGH SCHGOL E.E. L A I APPRECIATION We Wish to thank the members of the entire student body and our advisers for their loyalty and cooperation in aiding us in the production of this yea1 s Ferrian. THE FERRIAN STAFF 2 I The Ferrian - 1931 MRS. DIARGARET BIIAINERIJ Vlfilson College-A. Il. .Assislalllt SlllN'l'illt9ll1l4'llf Tlmree 0l'1ve1 s for Mrs. Brainerd! No one is better qualified than she. or more fitted fur the position which she fills so cleverly and skillfully. This lady oi' dignity has 1-laim to the titl-es of Assistant Sfuperintendent. Head ut the History Department, and the Direc- tor ol' Resefireh VVork. KVALTEII L. liOCHER Muskingum Collegrm---A. B. Sllpl'rintentll'nt of Schools 151-hold the g,'rez1tn-sl. leader of them ull-our Sup:-rintendr-nt of Schools! A drezixner and due-r himself, he would h:rx'1- star dust in our eyes. He is nur living 1-xzunpln--a main whose visions have carried him fur in his profession and who has the esteem ul' X the 1-ritire f'1vn'imunity. f ROB ERT Ill 1-FARLAN D Trllnsylvzlniu College-A. B. Principal ni' High School Here is tihe man who can make us feel so humble, so bewildered, or so miserable! Yet, there are times when he is our pal and will pull us out of the greatest difficulties. Ah yes, the way he treats us is governed by the c-ircumstanws which we ourselves create. BOARD OF EDUCATION H. E. Koehnlein, President J. M. Redinger Albert McM:i.hon Dr. J. Johns JI J. Neilly UQ. H. Riethmiller, Clerk The Ferrianf 1931 ACiILTff,Q?iff y will g. llornthvu G. Anderson A. li. Nultliws-sts-1'l1 Ui1iv01'Sii5' . . . 1 ' lfliiglisli, Girl llesviwm- .Xdwsi-1' IIN' l':ull J. lhltllorf A. ll., XViitcnbvi'g' Cullc-ge llioloiry Pqfllllk XY. liowvn Aililvtic 1Jii'v1'i01' Wh-rriit F. 1'Iil'l'or1l A, IJ. Ohio NYvsle-yzui 1'iiiv01'::i1y nglish, Sc-ieiicv, 1'1'odllCli0ll Ilfilllilgiil' Slnxinc Dewar? A. B., Smith Collepgv llistory, Si-ivzicv, Study Hall Eduard G. Erln R. S. in I-Education. Ashland Collvge Soil-ucv, Assistant Cnzivli - v 1 Vx -qw, 7- .klov ll. Fox Xiviun liumlwin , . . , A. I'., 'X111,'l um l'l B. S., lllilvwslti' 'ff l'1llSb11v::l1 xII11lIHTxI'EThllllllli1': 1 Himil 'I'l'2llllil1Ll'.1'll'2ld Vriullbzill Fmnli Ylnry Agnes I-'rvh-r Ml. do 4'h:int:il l'hysivzil 'l'l'!lil'lillI-I Stanley ll. liarlu-r Columbia llnivoi-sity Ibirvvtui' ul' Blusiv f'll1ll'll'l R. Gibson A, B., Mizinii Univs-rsity Sm-ivncv. Assistant Cozu,-li H0ftl'llSl' fQillSOIl A. 13. Miami Univvrsily I,ib1'm'i:111 Dlanruret Gillis A. ll. College of AYOUSLGI' History, Senior Advisor Frvllrirk G. llurl IS. S., Oh in Ul1ix'vi':4 Alg'cbi':i, lluss-lmll Cu in Ii .luswph l'. H0114-tsou Ti. S. Offim- 'l'i':iining Nl limi KxOlll1l1l'l'l'lEl1 S'ubj1-c-ls, llvnd of Co 1no1'ci:il Dept, f1Ul1llll1'I'l'l il Ulub Amlx in 1 'l'h1-lnm .lvnkins 1 A, lu. Ohio -lIlliYl'1'S English, llcbzilv U: Advisu-i' Y:-rnn X. Kcnnun B. S,, 'Musliinpxum Fo 1, M. A.. Ohio Siulfi Uniui-x Mzithclmitim-S, Hn-:ul nl' IM-1 ll Loral Lann- 'l'ilUlllIlS 'Noriiwil Homo lflm-uiioniii-s, Ile-ad nl llnpiitiiimnt Girl? I 'lxcllsm-s iii auch, limb ln lish, X. T. CNR' 0. H AAAX' The Ferrian - 1931 MZ. FACULTY IL l lim lunglisli, 4.11'l lt .X 6 . - f .-Q. ,f f N Iivonorq- ln0Illlllll'l' Q HMM, lvnlllwl. II. I-w. in lull., Ohm l11lXQl'SllB A. ll., NI7l1'il'TlIl Uullvgql , , . , . X 4-rxil 4 lull ,Xtlvlsl-1' Hlnwlon R. Ilillvlllll l3,, Hitt-1'ln-iii Uulls-ggv 1'xl'1'lll'h. Iii- Y .Xdvisvr lill. Hills-1 IICIJIIIIQI lt., lJ1'lliHlll1 lYl1lYP1'Silj' Slmiznl Sciviicw- An uiv E. llnrrvy X. D., Ohio State University SDL l S Ili y Hvzirl mf JD-vpzlrtnieiit, 1 0l'l'laIl l't'llN0l' msoi' Journalisxii Stuff Ln-utn ll. Morris I-sr-1'xw A-lvist-1', ,l':llLl'llSll. l1i':nm:l1i1' l'rw:1r'l1. llmilxaxtlw liduvzntion, Ohiu lfnivn-rsity Suvinl Scif-ucv Nlurggurvt X1-shi!! ., Ohio Stutv Ullivvrsily llhiulisli. M:ltlw1nutivs 13. S. Latin Ululw ,Xdvisvr .lc-ssv Pe-tip in lidtlvzltiwli. ixlllbllilllglllll Cullvgt l'l1l'lillHl ry llc-lvl: Nl4'N01-ly Sha-l'il'l .X. ll., Wilsoln Cwllvpxe . Ht-:id of IJL-lwartmmit. Sul nl' Huspital Um-sail' Club Advism' l'h:urlottc Surg, R. N. Hmm- llygqiem-. Schnol Nu Jaunvs Stevenson Ph, B., f'ulll',L:'0 of Xvuofli Social Scilflice f4llXll'lPS R. Sirnup 1'niv01'sity of Clnicznpru Manual Tl-:uiningf I xii-waul. wiwisni rm- ,lil- Elhvl xx7illi2llllS Allislaixixum l'.-ll.-um Sails UI' T1-xt ,liuulis ll:ll'g::xl'1-l xx'illi1llllN S.. Ni:1l'g'z1l'z'fl Mulwislm, t u1lI-gg'-- lmnit-1-ag1:1l F-Llb.Il'1'1S, ,lunmr .Xml Lnvvrnm- NYilli:unson in ldciilczilioii, Ohio S.. I,v!1lYr-l'SllV t'n11i111v1'a'izll S'llbj4'lIlS Virginia F. Hvvinuhm SQci'eL:l,1'y tn Supvrintomient Blsuu-he Iiutllum iw-tary to Assistant Supa-rintv Elhln Siihvell Sk'1'I'PISll'X tu I'l'llli'lDill .lunles F. Flnrk ,XLlt'lldZlI1C'1' Offim-er Josephilu- Holt Ohio Univvrsity Girls' llaslcbtball Cuarli iC:1l'1il-giv vial-1' Siztto ndvnt 1 I The Ferrian - 1931 President . . . Vice President ..... Secretary-Treasurer 'llass Flower ...... SE IOR SENIOR CLASS 0l4'l lCI'1RS . . . . Harold lleavon Marjorie XVilliams . . Charles Vtfetzel .. Scarlet Poppy Class Colors .. Scarlet and Gray CLASS MOTTO Built for character not for fame. CLASS POEM Our four years' journey's ended And we've won ourselves a name, As the class that's never stumbled And the class that played the frame. VVe've reached the end, our goal is won, VVe're anchored safe and sound, And we are glad to have belonged To a class of such renown. 'Twas we who made the touchdowns, And 'twas we who cracked the ball, To win the frame for Ferry High And to win them one and all. We gave our school the championship Like no other class has done, And we stayed with it through every game Yes, stayed till it had Won. 0 But now it's all a memory Passing: slowly from my mind, But. I wish it would stay forever Yes, until the end of time. So I guess it's time we say Adieu Like the former ones have done, And we ask that you remember Our class of Thirty One . Charles R. XYetzel, 3l f , ff f f C ,fjvf-4V ,WJ I? I The Ferrian - 1931 I y f M1577 l f -if I I cl:i'inLkp Clas. lpn ' Vl1'!IlllFltl1,' ub 3--1. Litc-rafj 1 Os -Ki-l,ilu'ai'y Staff 2. Virginian Amhrosw film- lllllll l, llirl livsl--l'Y0s I-fl-1, Coiiiliu-1'4'i:ll Club Svczy.-'l'1'0:is. 4. ' ' . . K Audrey Applm-gnrtln . Girl Rvsl-rvvs 1-2-3--I, Holm- l+lm-lmom- ics Club 2-3, llobato Club -4, . ' I I Bvliy .A.l'lDllll2,'ll Class Play Il-4, Commercial Club 4, Glvc Club 2-3--1, Opuretta 2-3-4,4 Girl ll ,wa-'os 'l-2- -4, '. Vi' Cabinvt . x ' 0 Xa V I My 1 yi r' X ...I lil Annu Ylnriv Burr Rand 2-3, Gln-11 Club 2, Girl lie-sv1'x'c-s 1 I l-L-ii-i, Opvrcllla L. .x -O Elsie lhlrth Glml Club 1-2'-3-4, U1wi'm-lla l-2-fl--I, Girl licisvrvos l-2-3-4, Y. fW, Cabinet 4. Class l'lay 3, z Y ' 7 fy f X 5 ,Z D'l,Wdf . -inf' ' Harold lh-uvon Annual Staff' fl, Class Pr:-s. 1--4, Rflllfl 1-2, SCCY..-'ll1'k'ilS. 3, l'1'vs. 4, Class Play, 3, ,lJI'HlTl2ll.lC Club 2, Hi-Y 2, SPUY- 3, T11-s. 4, Opvi-utia 2-3-4, OT4:lil'slra 2-3-4, Offil'-A Staff 2-4, Hfmiu Rwvni l-l1-prvSf'll- 3 K!-404 Robert Blackburn fllec- Club 3-4, Opvretta -l, Latin L 3. N9wSl'apei' Staff 4, Class Play 4. ,M .if C, I G lzulys Blnkm' lllmu- Evonnniius Club 2-3, Dc LL Club 4, Girl llffsorvvs 3, Latin Club 7 if llillialn Bowvn Glen Club l-2-3-4. OD Girl Rvservos 1-2-3-4, Y. VV. Cabin Cmnincrcial Club 4, Class Play 4. Eva lluffinxzlon ,Q .4 ore-tta 1 4 Girl llescrvvs 1-23-4, Annual Sta .lllramatic Club 2-3, Se-Cy. 4, Newspm ei Staff 4, Class Play 3, Home IQUOIIOITIICS Club 2-Il, Oporettia 1-2, Literary Con mst 27. I4lbl'ill'1' Staff 2-3. Virginian Burkle 'Honiv lllconomivs Club 2, Glue: Club 1 Girl Ilvscrvi-s 1-2-3-4, Class lflaslmt fv' Mary June- Fuldvr Band 1-2'-4, Glu- Club 2, flUlYlHll'1l13 Club 4. Opari-tta J-2, llirl Rvscrvo 2-3-4, Y. Tl . Cabiuvt 4 WS., Doris Clark Band 2-'3-ll, Glen Club 1, Orchestl L 1 2-3-4, Girl lieservus 1-2-3-4, C0'lTllIlO1 vial Club 4 0DC1'01't'l 4 1 , 1 'l ' 0 .x .2 ' ,f I lla-Ion Fox I ,Xunuail Stuff -1, Band 4. Class liaislwl- ball 23-Blpgr. 3, Class St-Cy. 3. llvbilli' Club 2-3-4, llJt5l72Llt! T1-:im 3-fl, Glm- 17.11111 1-2. Hmmm- lflcoumiiics Club 2-3, HfiHl'l1Ull Stzift' 2-3--l, l.z1tiu Club 2-Cl-4, 1.114-l'2l1'Y Cum'-st 22, ll1'Cllt'Sll'il 4. 0111-Iwlttai 2-4. KL-2.4 Elnn-r Furla-3 C4-iunwrviul Club 4, Dx! QZ, f' Z' 'A-a.f,g,. ff f.-f S lu , .f V if jj, 1,- A -.. J! 'l'h0lu:ls l'lll'l'iP llund 2-R, lli-'Y 2-il--K, Nm-wspripe-i' Staff 4, Stage Committef' 3-4, CUISH Play -l. - W 1 ' - , k -0 ' I . 1 r 4 J, l Mikv Dzldusuvivli A rm-:il :irtist f lilsin- l,!lllIll'lllll1'yl'l' Class llaiskctlmll 1-2, UUll'llIlU1'Ci1:i1 Club 4, Glu- Club 2, OpO1'vtta 2. Girl 1:t'Ft'l'Yt'S I-if-3--l, llzitiu Club 2, 1 1 11 I t . .Albert Dnvies llusvbull 1-2, llzlslu-tlnall 3-4, Class 1 i w llnslu-tball .LQ .l3l'2lll'l2lllt' Club It-4, tlrtss Play 3-4, Footlmll 2-Il-4, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Glm- Club 3-4. Al Club 4, Oqww-tt:i 233- -1, Hume- IC4-mu liizprt- n tin- 2-IL 'X i ig , I ,Q O 1- J . Rllssm-Il llc-ilvll Auuuzil Stuff -4, Class lllziy 3--1, Dc- bzitv Club 2-3, 1'1'1-S, 4. IM-britv Ts-:im 3- 4, Glu- Club 2-3, l,ibi':iry Stuff 4, llite- rziry Crmtn-st 4. Opera-ttai 1-2-3. MMM. The Ferrian - 1931 Ruth lla-in-Il tilw- Club 1, Girl 'lim-st-1'x'4's fl. lluuii- l-Ivm-iiuiiiics Club 15, Ibvbiitt- Club 4. llurul 1-2-3-fl I'1'ivt- Stuff -1, l4llH'3ll'y Html , pw-Vuttu ll--1, Uiw'llvsti':i 1-2-33- -t, tilt-K' Club Il--l. Cumiiu-l'w'izil Club l. g.. bwdhlff llIlt'llll I,0ll0Xllll liunsl l-2-fl-4, tiiivlwiltzl 4, tlirl Ili-- scrves 1-2-3-4, Latin Club 2-24-4. Ui-- ulwstrzi l-4. Y. XV. Cubin:-t I. AQ liwvlulolyn Dunn Class Iiuslu-tbzill 2-3. tii1'lZ'y4'su1'vm-s 1, lluuiv IC1-fygmiiivs Club Il, i0llll'llGl't.'lLl1 Club KI, 1 NJ Clmrlm-s lflllu-rt liquid 1-2-I!--1, Ulwrottu 4, timllu-st1'zL Cl-4, tDl't'ir-it Stnft' 4, C .iss lilllj' l, If? X1 t' I 7 linlhlovn I-'murmur liumi 1-L!-3-At, Glu- Club 2. Ctniimvr- vizul Club 4, Opvrvttzi 22. lluiuv licnliw- mivs Club L!-Il, Girl llvsf-rvos 1-L!-Zi-4, l4ilJl'ill'X Stuff 21 Ur- 5 , f A - ,wybgy 5 ,!,.f,f'f-Ma, .llurry l1illlI9I'IlIlt lfmvtlmll 2-Il, Cmumt-1'i-i:il Club -t. 7 f I I The Ferrian - 1931 I- ... 1 ,I A ' -- - 4- Af . f ' . ? uw -i571 ! 'X 'M ,M'4'i4 I 'V ,F 1. K 1 lfl P 9 I Pivtxnz Gilt' 1 I I Ernest Harris fn -11 ---5--. .rc-ws ra -L-3-. News 1, . . H . . . Y 1:1-mllgrball 2, D1-flimnpic Club 3. Gm- 313-13911'3'5f4'.gCi1l2,L,',ub 2','f'f' HF? vim, 1-2-:4-1 Class lflav :z-4 ODL'Yk'Ll l ' ' 'ICIESWL ' Imetta 3' ' C1453 . . .- ' L, . ' . ' Plav 11 Class Iiaskvtbull 3-4. 1-2-3-4, Curl lfCS1'l'Vl'N 1-Z-.3--1, Library ' ' Sinfi' 3. llnrry Grayson X llzmd ii-3-11, Open-1.1.11 4, Oiwlieslra. -1. l Y Mnrnm 1r 'f ' Lglliu Club 2-3-4. Hj-y 3, 'y'iL.L.-p,'Q.S, 4, Girl Rosorvr-H, CO1ll1'H0l'ClHl'lllllb -1. Hume- Hmm: Rr-piw-sl-lltatixw 1, , f Xl! fl I' . -- 2- ' M , 1' .f 'fq If 1 r X x Z! If llowzlnl Grayson U0 th9' H l'ki'l'4 H: d 2-5,-4. H--Y 3-4' Lit' ji 1 2,-w. Cmmue-rciul Ulub -1, Girl Iiosn-x'x'eS 1- m 1 I 1 In K ul 0 2-3, Hmmm: lil-nnomics Ulub 2-3. f ,fu K uh kd--1...M '44 'XP V ru V. ,. . 'N f f ty- ' ' 7,754 I .luck .lnhns L x?'ll!':'n' f m?e ln-llmte Club 4, Homme Room Rcprs- Jnlerestud in .lnleutmclty scntalivc 4, Latin Club .23 Truzms. 3. ' 4 1.4 Q XXX 5 K. 1 'xx 1- -x X X193 .Rl xsqjx l lt A ,Ilia-lmrel 1-ironwn Ii.ll1-ll..Q.5Allll Johns 1 '11'-111-'lriffl C1 bwp 1 Tzana 2, Give Club 2, Opel-1-mm 2-4, ,if f ' A Girl l-le-se-x'x'+-s 1-2-3-4.,'x 1 ON- , ,fp07fLOVLf il Wvfiyd ATP ' l V Sul' ll Jonas Commercial C lb 4, Girl Iii-1-:ui-vos 1- 2-3-4, Glo-e Cl -2-3-4, 'Operetta 2- f 3-4, Y. VV. Cabi e 3-4. John 1iX1'ylllll' Hand 1-2-Z!-4, Glu- Club 2-fl-1. Oper- e-tlzn 2-3--1, fJ1'c11rfs11'zn 1, Pluss Play 4. f fab ,, 1 i 1 . . 1 x f fi ' . if J ,4 ynnrjoril- .lump 'X ,. x. Annual Staff -1, Class P1ay3, Dramatic ' 41 Club 3, Secy. -1, Glee Club 1-2, Opervttzn ' Philip lludsl-I flood in ,F1'C11L'h 1-2. Girl Rosurves 1-2-3-4, Home Rqom Reproseritzrtive 2-3, hzxtin Club 2, -27100-' X' . ...NX Prvs. 33, Trozxs, 4, Office Stzrfl? 3-4, Y. VV. Cabinet 4. . r - . li- If -'ly F Y V Y QU Q Q J . l , f Jltf' ,X if - I The Ferrian - 1931 I Lm-rn-iiu liudnr Conmwrciul Club 4, Girl lun'-1'x'es 1- l '13, Hmm- I':t'Hll0llllCS Club 2- . ,ff f 1 V! f Paul liinu I Class Play 3, Oper ta 1-4. Class Basketlmll 314, Drumallic Club 2-3-4, Gln-0 Club 2-4. gulf jiwuw, lqllllllitl liinsvl Class Ilzlslcm-tlJ:xl Zilzgi liohis Stage Commit 1-1: NL-2-3-4. Hurolcl Km-rber lluud 1-.2'-3-4, Opvretta 2-3-4. Com- me-ruial Club , Glev lub 1-2-3-4, 1.1i1.l'l'2ll'y Co' t . N- x ' Jr Josep on-lko IZ. sob ll , 0' 11 3 4, Pm ball 2-3- lov C1 1 ' .-U. Op ta , L' 'ar f 4, .T, Cl lb 2- 3- ' 1 JA! 1 J 1 Ln. In Yirpginin Krlvuier lu-batv Club -1. fJDPl'1'IlZl -1, Girl R9- Qo1'x'1fs 1-2-3-4. Hume l-Iconumics Club .L Glu- L 'lu b -1. Maury Ellen Lhulnvr .Xuuuul Stuff rl, Class llenslu-1b:1ll 1, Girl Iivsm-1'n-s 1-ZZ-3-4. Hospital Staff Zi- 4. Latin Club 11.31, Club Z4-4, Newspapl-r Stuff -1, Ifruumtim- Club il, Cmunwrl-iznl Club -1, .llzxslu-lbu.ll 23-3-1. Class P1555 Il--1 W riffm, ff ffl Evelyn Lllglll' lzillld l-2-Cl-4, Class llaskvtbull 1-2- 3, tllrl lh-svlwesa II-2-3--1, llitvrnry C-011- ,Eewt 4. I fwf-XM W llllfll M cAnillcll llund 1-2-3--1, Glue Club 'I-2, Girl Rv- servos 1-23-3. Oporvtta 21. Humv ICCOIIU- mivs Club 2-3, Latin Club 2-3, l.ibr:xry Stuff 3-4, Litvralry Conlvst Il. We .luck Nlilfllill llnurl 1-2-3-4. Glvv Club I-2'-3-4, Ope- reftla, 1-Z2-3-4 Orclwstru 1 2-'l--1 ,hun-n Marlin Class lizmlwtbull 1-2-3, U0llllll0l'Clll.l Club 4, Girl Jioewrvvs 1-2-R, Homm- I'Icmum1nivs Club 2. j ifnlvf I x L hollis Marlin Latin Club 31--1. Sa-Cy.-'l'1's-ns. 2, Foot- ball 3-4. ,llll'g'3ll'i't Nluriin Class lluslu-tbzxll 1-21-Il. lvrammtic Club 4, Glvf' Club l. WWMZ7 fb? ' 1 11 1 1 I I I 1 I n 1 Lee Huxwvll Latin Club 2, Nexvslmpcei' Stuff 4. My . 1 Eldn-n Mays 'Xu'- lland -L F 1, I ' ' 1 ', lootball 3 flee tlub 1, Ope-retta 1, lli-Y 2-3, Treas. 4. Latin Club 2. Vim'-P1'l'S. 3, Stage- Cummittl-Q 4 2-4, Class 1 lily 4. Jlurjorlv Mercer Hospital Staff 2-3-4, Latin Vlub 4. Literary Contest 3-4. 1 711,-av Evvlyn Illllls 2-3- Annuztl Stuff 4, Glue Club 1. Coul- mercial Club 4. llirl lie-serves 1-2-3-4, Home Economics Club 2, Newspzipl-r 1 Stuff -1. nv , -A gg A E. ' r f Z cu Joe' I ishi llziscbull 4. Eliznln-th Hours Class Basltetbzill l, Glu- Club 3-4, Commerviul Club 4 Olerfitt 3-4 Girl , I EL 1 llc-serxws 1-2-4. Hospital Stuff 4, Latin Club 2, Homv li-nnomic ,Club -I cilzgjl I The Ferrian - 1931 I - - f I 's'9llll1l DIIINSQIPII Class Basketball Mgr. 1-2-3, Orchvs- tra 2, Girl Reserves 1-2-3, Home Eco- nomics Club 2, Cuinnivrcizll Club 4. ki A 1 m I! Lloyd Ollvm-r Class Basketball 1-2-3-4, Football 2- 3-4, Newspapvl' Stuff 4. Frank Pnknm Base-bull 3-4, Commercial Club 4. JM f-LW Frsuu-is l'1-nrsol Football 3-4, Glue Club 2, Operettzt 2. f ' 141-ff? l I 'illhun Puccld --3-4, M. Club 2-3-4, Home R0 p es iv 2-3-4, Truck 2- 'l 1-.2'-3-4. LL Ph. lis R I Band 1-2-3-4, Girl uiwvus 1-2-3, Hume iconumics Club A. John Snksn on:-ant to Work with sf' ,'7. ff-1' pix llc-oral Mllrn-ay 'Hand 1-ZZ'-3-4, Gil' Rf-sn-1 v 1-2-3. Class llxlsliclball 1- - 3. ' ,JJ 1rp'al S umm-I Band 3, 'l'1'c-as. -l, Open-lla v3-4, filet' Club 3-4, Ol'l'hf'Stl'Al 3--l, HI-X J, 5t'CB'- 4, Nc-wspupl-1' Staff 4. Class Play 4. Louis Sm-lnweizt-r Fill ik' O1'r'l1f-stra 2-3-4, Hi-Y 4,Clussll:1sli1-t- ball 4, IIl'lllll1ll.lC Club 4, Unelwetlzl -1. MSW T1 Ilnvicl Svbulsky Latin Club 2-3-4, Football 3, CIHSS Basketball -1. 3 5161? US .le-un Shnrpe X Glen- Club l, Band Z'-3-4. Latin Club 3. Pres. 3-4. Girl lieservffs 1-2-Il-4. Y. XV. Cabinet :Z-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Hos- pital Stzlfl' 4, Newspaper Staff 4. Clmrlen Shelly Latin Club 2, Literary Contf-st 4, Class Huslietbnll 4. JAM- f Dnnnn Slll'lHll'd Orclwstra 1-2-3-4, Girl lif-sv1'w-S 1-2, I The Ferrian - 1931 I l 'I 1 Ylllrtlm silllllN0ll Aff K Izilllll 1-2-Il-4, Class llzlskvt :ill 1, Glu- Club 1-2-IZ--I, l1llll'ill'X Stuff 1, Newspaper Stuff I, Urvln-slrzx 1-12, Upv- I'Bll:l 1-2-fl-4, Hi1'l livsn-1'Yn'S l. Doroilly Stark Annual Stall' 4. ,llvbuln Club 3. Girl llvsvlwm-:4 l-2-Sl-4. Y. XY. Cabinet 4. I,iln'nx'y Stuff -4, llnspitnl Staff 2-3-4, Latin Club 2-3-4, Class Play 4. .I ' R61 ' ' L ,O it. ' -, Ol'CllCSl,l'lL 3-4, llub ' ' . 'lub 1-273--I, Clan ' .iy -I. Ll Z, Wlalry Eliznln-th Struhln- Glu- Club 2. Oni-rvttzl 2, Girl Rv- Svru-s l-2. Y vron 'Pid rivk ll lmlin Club 2, Hain! 3-4 F ' 5 lllll'Klll'l'l 'l's4- umm! ODP,-f.tm 4. llirl lim-sv1'vv:4 I ubljlinn i OI'fi Inf .ff 0 f A Nlxlrthn S np U Girl Rcseiwws 1, Com 1 - inl Club 4. f h ' u'l : ' Gund in llisiory und Clwnzistry Qm X 1'h:n'l0s XX vtzvl .xllllllill Stuff 4, lll-Y 4. A1-1161111111-1' Sl:1l'I' -l. l.il11':11'y Stull -l, Stagg- ltlllll- 1111111-e Sl, l'l:1ss l'l:11' 3-4. Class SMT' '.lf1'11:1s. 4, 1l3l'llll.l'0 Club 3, SOCY--T1'f'ilS1 4. 1.111-1-1111-' 0111111151 31-4, Il1m111 IQ1111111 1i1-11- V, Q-if X 1-1-s1111L11lixg Il-4, QIJ1:-l.1:1t11 T1111111 -l. l41l'll1'S l 110 llglli y Il1111d 1-2-13-fl, Class .Play 3-4, il7l'1llllll- 1.1 1 l'l1 1 lb 4 .lli-'Y 3--1, Glue Club Z'-if-'11 11111111 Club 2-3, fJI7l'l'l'ttZl 2-ZZ-4 Uflu-1. Nl 111 l 4 ll 11111 111 111 1111111 ut 1 ' 1.1--1 1 ' I ll J 1 . 1 1 l ' '-s1- zllix' . 1 gif 'U V1 .NIJ 31 12,-Athfk, L VA 11 ' 16 1 U Alaulur Dull -L. .' 11111 In-11111-1' f' L Z .1-4. hlvt lI:111d 1 ' Ntud Club 12-Il-4 Vluss l'l:11 3-4. 11111-1'f-11:1 1 -1 -J .-.1--I. ,xlllllllll St:1l'1' 4. fJ1W'lll'Fll'2l 1-3-51- 4, N1111 'Sllilllgl' Staff VI. ,Z I The Ferrian - 1931 lrvn 1- llzuro ' -1- .1'1-S. 2, Girl ll1-sm.-1'x'1-S ...- 1., Uluss N111 P Hllllll! l+I1'111111111ics Club 2, l'1111'111101'cizLl muh 4 ! Qlkolrorl Finnm- y Slum- i'11111111itt1-1- -l, Class l'l:1y 4, ll1 Y l lilllllll 1 ll 1 11 l'llllb 4 wuz . 2 . -ffl' I X ' Ili: ln .Ions-S Alllllll' N14 .1f' , li:11fd- Fuss T111- l'1'1-s. 3 I 1-l1 - 1' '-3-l, l,1.-l1:1f1 v-,' 1-3-3 1 ' 1 l1 1 314 1 1211111 4 l lllll llub I in 1 l lfl1 ' 4 lily Il 11111111-1 1 lTQ'I lla-Use -1-Sus -:I-ball 3. Cupl. 4. M. Club 3-4, ll'l l' e1'1'1'-s 4, I1llll'Jll'X Stuff 2, Class B11slc1-lmll Il, Ulass l'l1lj' 4, lJ1':111'1:1ti1: Club 3, Cc 1111111c1'Ci:1l Club 4. Jllll',l0I'i0 17111-Iilv l!11111l 1-3-4, Latin Club E-3. Girl 111-- s111'v11- 1-2-!!- Pres 4 Y. VV. Cubiuvt 4. 11111 UMM 4 1 f . 1, f1 oliver lf' .Xllllll l Stuff 4, Class Baslil-tb:1ll 1-2. H111111 Er-1711111111105 Club 2. N11wspap1-1- 't: ' 4. Girl l-I1-se1'v1-S 1-ZZ'-3-4. l 1 X ,f' Q' 'v , If X . . ,- K' My ...f lf,-1,4-,f l,'Illll1'l'ill0 Hulowid 11 1111atic Club 4, film- Club 3--1, Girl Res111'x'11s 1, Hospital Stuff 2, H1111111 ldco1111111icsCl11b 2-3. lmtin Club 3-4, l1it411'111'y Umitust 3--l. ,,f ' I -,. Doris WVri1:l1t 4 G11-11 'Ulub -1, O-p11'1'1-11,11 2--4. llzuul . Gil'l li--S+-1 4,H1'1- C111 -1-1-s 4, C111111111-1'Cial 1'l11b 4. Marjorie Ivilliums b 1-3--1, U11-1'1-ttzl 3-4, ll1':1111:1- 1 111- Club 2-3, lliltlll Club 2, .xllllllill Stuff J 3 4. Nvwspay 11-1' Staff 4, 1111-l 1.vs111'ves 1-L. Flzlss SGCY.-'l'1'1-als, 1. lillllll' l+I1-1111m11i1's 1. ,NA L' ,I Club L-ii' ' ' X Club 3, Class Vim--.l'1'1-s. 4. lT11111111c-1'1:i:1l ' ' Ul11l14. 1:i1-I1111-11 1.1-tm-111... flrlrvllve Ilvylulrll I:,,L.l.,U,H 11, 11, ll 4' M- pl In 3-4' 4211-1,1 Ulub 2, 01101-1-11:1 2-3, lfffltllllll 1,.,,,,,g,ff, Q,' ,Miss V,ljfS,,,,,Ib,,,, ,U 1 3-4. 1.11s11111111111 3-4. lluseball 2-.1-4, M. ' Club 4. 111,41 liggwrf 1 Pzull Liu-us l:IlSPl1Illl 2-Z!-4. M. Club 2-21-l. Class lluslu-tlmll IJ, 4f1'llllll1f'l'l'llll Club 4. ' I . If J QD flu ery Class .lxuskc-tbull. G11-v ul: If Qfll l'hau-In-s Jlyrcs ' VN Glsfe Club 4-Tl, 11llll'21l'5' -1-5, Slillfll Cnmmitl4-m- I-Sl-4-3. Class lluslu-llmll -1- 3. llllvl' La -l-3. f fl ' 4' ,G , .7101 L - G4-urge Myres Guurl in Cln-luislry w Joseph Orhun fl l Cululuulm-iul Club 4, Class T1'1-us. l f' ,. , V , V N, , I H I ll Frank R091 :ard ,Xuuuul S'Lul'f' 4. lli-Y CluSs.l!:1slu,-l- , 4, Foolbzlll ,--l, Glue uh 1-2, Home Hnmu livpre-. :nliv -3- fm-wspapl-r Stuff 4, Ups? tu 1 Cfmlumf-rc-i:1l Club bull . Stuff , 4, Al. Club 4. C . Play -l. Trevor Rhys llzmd 4, Class l'lay13.l-li-YC?-4,In-lnzurv Club 1, lmuualtiu- Club Time-1'x'1-S, -l. Na wspapel' Stuff 4, Sturge C0lll1lllll.lf'P 1- 22-25--l. lmlin Club 3-4, Pres. 2. I The Ferrian - 1931 I x 1 f 'iff :7 ll l- 516' fffflf Ste-xc Snnln l 1wb'lll I- '-'l-l -.. . -. . llurry XYnlt0n Vt'l'Slllllll wlritm-1' 5 XJ , ZIV, w', Q ' ,I ,A ' Rui ln llnrris flfl linud -l, Class Ilzlslu-llmll I, llln-ll Club 1-2-3-4, Ups-1'vt,t:1 l-2-Il--l, llulm- livunm- nu llub'l11llul1xnxl l 'vs ' L, 2 -2.. , 3 ,amlkg 4-if ML- E .lnnu-s Olix 1-r lhlslavtlmll Mprr. l, Xl. Club fl-vl. ltnsv- bzlll XlLYl'. 2-Il-4, l-'uullrzlll Mgr. -l.AA'Wv- l'f'II2l Z, Class liuslu-tls ll Mgr. Il, G qu Club 1-2. 4, j g ' ' f Y W J g nd 'J ffffyy 'l'0ny SIPIINUIPIC 1 llnsulmll l,.ll'uulllz1ll C!--1. ff f O l, J: f ffrti? H -- rf , , JV, t 1 f' '64 1 ' Mary 1':lvlik ' l Claws llaslu-Lbull 1-2, ill. Club Z!--l. Girl lil-sl-lwvs l-2-II-. lmliu Club 2. Hlilllll l':t'llllllllllCS Club 2. l,il11':11'y Stull' 2. Cmuluw-1-im-:ll Club 4, llzuslivllmll Blur. 3-4 2 Clan-an .h-un Norris Y Class llzlskvllszlll l, Class l'l:ly 35, lliri lil-sw-1'vv-s l-2-Z!-4. l.:1tin Club 2. llulul- 1l:i'UlllLlllllk'H Club Ll-3, llrunmlic Club lf, Trl-ns. Il, l,1'l'S. -1, llubutv Club 1. 1 fm- '-- The Ferrian - 1931 I' I 1uillll'i0l' Rowley lliaml l-2-3-4, Hi-Q' 3- 1511-11051,-11 3- 4. ll1'Zllll1lllC Club 4. . N Us-orgo Ivurd Lutiu Club QM muy wx -- Football 3-4, , . - 2, Homo 1, , ef 'x Alum Mary XVilson 0 Girl Rvserves 1-2-3-4, Open-ttu .2Z'. Y. WV. Clxbinet 4, Glee Club 2 11:1 , , . nd 1 2 , .3--4. Hospltal Stuff 3, Home licouomics Club 2-3, SEkl.fl' W X 'l'lu-Inm Jzu-kson Om- ui' tln-ev girls tm-liliug' Plllysil-s , .ffl 1. l 'Q f an l rua: x ll, l , Namc- Nl:L1'jorio 'Wlllimus lrc-no Dzuru XX'illiam .Innes Dnrollly Stark Helen Cox Marjorio Jump, Ruth 1lIUAlll1'1Cll, I-lzwold lHU!l,VOl'l Joe Mistzi 3IEil'jlll'lQ M1-rcvr Frank R65'll!ll'd Mnrtba, Hartman SENIOR HONOR ROLL Stephen Rowley Foolbnll 3-4. Baseball 3-4, Basketball 3--l, ' F ,- ,J Af L Vx' f Q is I l X iVlllinm Dulny Wand 1-2-4, O'rchest1'a 4, Glee Club 4, peretln 4. Dorothy Milburn Glee Club 3-4, Operetta 3-4, Com- mercial jflub 4. VX Urvin zilllllll'l'll'lllll xl' Bam-ball 1-2-3, Basketball 3, Class Basketball 1, Mgr. 2, Football 2-3, Capt. 4, M. Club 3-4, Home Room Represen- tative 2- , Average 95.13 94.20 93.75 92,1-l 92.07 92.07 91.-12 91.16 91,14 90.10 90.07 90.00 I The Ferrian - 1931 I UNIORS President ......... JI'NIOR CLASS 0l l lCl4IRS liay Hurd Vice President ..... .. Sarali Margaret XN'oodruff Secretary-'l'rez1sll l't'l' . .,.............,.......... . Mary lilizabetll K'urmivheul .ICNIUR CLASS PUICM The Class of 32 Uno glorious full in my memory Innocent, trnstful. and oh! so shy, NYe assemble-ed, our 1-lass of 32 , llesoldevd in marble our names to lu-w, lly deeds both humble and renowned, NVorthy of a, school where suvh abound. Two years have pzissedg ll'l0LlQ.!'ll not serene, Nm-arer, yet nearer, we zipproavh our dream: On field, on stage, in concert hall, Sheer zidmirulion enthuses all: Our numerals, on precious trophies Proclaiin: our class is never c-raven! A24l'U.V6ll And now we start to gaze ahead. Till our last adieus have been said. And we follow the classes whim-li lead befnre, To pave the lrail which lheir steps wore, And finally, climbing' toward the blue, On the pinnzu-lv wc-'ll Carve our David James llurson, 32 , -' I The Ferrian - 1931 I JU IOR Margaret Albrecht-Home Economics Club, Girl Reserves, Literary Contest. Velva. Applegarth-Girl Reserves -loseplline Arklt+Glrl Reserves Emerson Aukerman-Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, I-li-Y, Operetta, Junior-Senior Literary Contest. Dorothy Ault-Home Economics Club, Girl Reserves, Caesar Club, Hospital Staff, Class Basketball. Ruth Bangs-A new girl this year whom we all like. Caroline Barbahy-Class Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Caesar Club, Home Economics Club. Goldie Bartzaf--Virgil Club, Hospital Staff. Howard Battin-Athletic Treasurer. Eleanor Beavon-Class Basketball Mgr., Varsity Basketball, Girl Reserves, Hospital Staff. Margaret Belleville-Home Room Officer. Rose Biggs-Home Economies Club, Girl Reserves. Eva Blake-Caesar Cluh. Donald Bowes-Class Basketball, Stage Committee. Alice Boyd-Home Economics Clubs, Caesar Club, Virgil Club. Caremen Brown--Carmen excels in Shorthand and Typewritingr, class writeups. Roy Byrd-Band, Debate Club, Junior Class President, Home Room Representative, Office Staff, Basketball. David Burson--Band, Virgil Club, Caesar Club, Junior Class I'lay, Literary Contest, Operetta, class Writeups. Mary E. Carmichael-Girl Reserves, 'Verg-il Club, Hospital Staff, Glee Club, Operetta. Mariano Cascegmr-He likes Typewriting and Bookkeeping. George Cazan-Junior Class Play. Vtfilma Chambers-Band, Orchestra, Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club, Class Basketball. VVilma Clulo-Girl Reserves. Kenneth Foss-Band, Glee Club, Operetta, Orchestra. Betty Jane Cronin-Debate Club, Hospital Staff, class writeups. Ethel Dangerfield-Glee Club, Operetta, Home Economics Club. Katherine Dangerfield-Glee Club, Orchestra, Girl Reserves, Debate Club, Junior-Senior Literary Contest, Home Room Representative, Operetta. Dorothy Darrah-Band, Glee Club, Operetta, Girl Reserves, Debate Club. Homer Darrah-Likes Baseball. Dorothy Davies-Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club, Debate Club. Betty Davis-Glee Club, Operetta, Girl Reserves, Home Economies Club. Norman Davis-Likes Football. Kathryn Davison-Band, Girl Reserves. James Debula.--Football. Robert Desch-Class Basketball James Dolfi-Class Basketball, Football. Joe Dzuro,-Debate Club, Hi-Y Club, 'Vergril Club, Caesar Club, Baseball, Football Mgr., Home Room Officer, class writeups. Martha Eigfhme-Band, Caesar Club, Yergil Club, Girl Reserves, Hospital Staff, Dramatic Club. Helen Ellis-Debate Club, Glee Club, Operetta. Vera Fewins-Girl Reserves, Caesar Club, Debate Club, Debate Team, Literary Contest, Home Economics Club. ' Bertha Fietz-Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Caesar Club, Yerfril Club, Girl Reserves, Debate Club, Debate Team, Literary Contest, Hospital Staff, Home Room Officer. Gerald Fitzhugh,-Vergil Club, Caesar Club. VVill Frantz-Debate Club. Dorothy Galbraith-Jr.-Sr. Literary Contest. Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club. Dan Gianvola-Football, Jr.-Sr. Literary Contest, Stage Committee. Thelma Gibbons-Class Basketball, Debate Club, Vergil Club, Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Caesar Club, Home Economics Club, Operetta. Robert Gildow-Jr.-Sr. Literary Contest. Charles Gillespie-Hi-Y Club. George Goesik-Varsity Basketball, Class Basketball, Football, M. Club, Home Room Officer. 1 it 'I -ul'- I The Ferrian - 1931 I' ' ' T'- J U IORS Frank fi00IhVill--Fl'3Ilk likes all sports. Theodore Grey-His favorite study is Biology. Anna Gross-Class Basketball, Girl Reserves. John Groza-Baseball, Basketball, Football, M. Club. Edith Hamm-Girl Reserves, Caesar Club, Virgil Club, Home Economics Club. NYilliam Harrigan-llantl. Frances Harris-Girl Reserves. VYilliam li. Harris-Band. Mary Heggi-Caesar Club, Home Economics Club. louis Herman-Our future featherweight champion. Evelyn liodgkiss-Girl Reserves. liotty Hoffman-Operetta, Glee Club, Band, Class Basketball. Alec l-lorvatli-Baseball. Paul Hlll'X'2lttll-l'Ll.l1l it- iiiterestefl in Baseball. liill Houston-Junior Class Play, Orchestra, Glec Club, Dramatic Club, Hi-Y Club, Operetta. Mary Jane Howell-Girl Reserves, class Writeups. David Huglies-Band, Glee Club. Home Room Officer. -lane Ann Humphreville-Band, Glee Club, Operetta, Girl Reserves. l-Idward Hyland-Ilantl, Junior Class Play, Caesar Club. Lenora lilgialll-l-Salud, Girl Reserves, Class Writeups. James Irwin-Band, ,Hi-Y. Ethel Janduraf-Ethel's favorite study seems to be Shorthand. t'letus Jerger-Cletus wants to be an aviator when he grows up. John -ligaf-Caesar Club, Class Writeups. Dorothy Jones-Jr.-Sr. Literary Contest-3, Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club. Margaret Jones-Girl Reserves. Tom Jones-Band 1-2-3, Glee Club 1-2-3, Jr. Play, Orchestra 1-2-3, l-li-Y Club. Doris lieesor-Caesar Club. Lima liellar-Dramatic Club. Wayne liinsel--Class Basketball. Otis Kirkpatrick-Football 2-3, M. Club. Martha Krieger-Girl Reserves. Jane Larkin-Glee Club 1-2-3, Operetta 1-2-3. Isaac Kelly-French Mary Lawfield-Girl Reserves. Robert Lawn-Stage Committee. Henry McCue-Gleo Club 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2-3, Operetta 1-2-3. Vtlard Mellue-Gootl in Bookkeeping' and History. ltuth Mcl arland-Glee Club 1-2-3, Class Basketball, Operetta 1-2-3. Thomas Mackey-Class Basketball. Wlilliam Marling-Class Basketball. Curl Maurer-Banrl 3, Orchestra 3, Dramatic Club 3, Hi-Y 3, Literary Contest 3, Class Play 3, Class VVriteups. litlward Mazur-Bookkeeping is his activity. Raymond Mitchell- A quiet boy. Mary Ellen Moliter-Dramatit' Club 3, M. Club 2-3. Varsity Basketball 2-3. llthea Moore-Home Room president 3, Debate Club 2-3, Vergil Club, Caesar Club. Elizabetli Morg'an-Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Operetta, Girl Reserve, Jr.-Sr. 'Literary Con- test, .lr. Class l'lay, Class Write-utas. Donald Myers-Glee Club 1-2-3, Jr.-Sr. Literary Contest 3, Oberetta 1-2-3. Daniel Nameth-Caesar Club 2. Vivian Newton-Baud 1-2-3, Home Economics Club 1, Orchestra 3, Glee Club 1-2-3, Ope- retla 1-2-3, Girl Reserves 1-2, Margaret Nikolous-Interested in Elocutiou. Ernest. Nunley-Band 2. Robert 001+-Excels in Hiistory. Arla Parry-Glee Club, Girl Reserve, Home Room Representative, Hospital Monitor. l lu gh Pick ens-Baseball . John Pierce-Class Basketball. I The Ferrian -, 1,931 I ,,:-,, ,,.. JU IORS Chester Poluga-Football, Caesar Club. Eugene Pyle-Caesar Club 2. Thomas Reese-Tends to his own business. I Mary Prtljaga-Jr.-Sr. Literary Contest 3, Class Basketball. m Geraldine RllL'lClllH.l1-,A star in English Kennedy Rupp-Jolly and likeable. VVillian1 Rupp-He may bc an Edison or a Lindberg'h, Mike Sako-Science and Mathematics are his friends. Josephine Seagnetti-Band 3, Home Economics 1, Orchestra 3, Girl Reserve 1. Frank Sedgwick-Band 1-2-3-, Hi-Y 2-3, Glee Club, Orchestra 2, Latin Club, Operetta 2. Eleanor Sedmvil-k-Glee Club 1-2-3, Operetta 2-3, Home Economics 1, Girl Reserve 1-2-3. Mary Ann Sedgwick-Glee Club 1-2-3, Operetta 1-2-3, Latin Club 2-3, Home Economics 1, Girl Reserves 1-2-3, Class Officer 1-2, Band3. Evelyn Semple-Evelyn is good in both English and Shorthand. Chester Serig'-Class Basketball 1-2, Glee Club 1-2, Operetta 2. Harold Seyler-He taps the wands in Shorthand, Typewriting and English. Jane Shreve-Band 1-2-3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Operetta 1-2-3, Home Economics Club 1, Latin Club 1-2, Girl Reserves 1-2-3. Robert Shrodes-An excellent student in Commercial Arithmetic and Typewriting. Charles Shurtz-Charles is a snap in Commercial Arithmetic. James Slaughter--Band 3, Glee Club 3, Operetta. 3, Latin Club 1-2-3, Dramatic Club 3, Hi-Y Club 3, Jr. Class Play. Dorothy Smith-A courteous and pleasant girl. llarry Socew-Baseball 3. Thelma Starling'-Band 3, Glee Club 3, Operetta, 3, Home Economics 1, Girl Reserves 1-2-3, Debate Club 2-3. James Stevens-Class Basketball 1-2-3. -lohn Stoica-Band 1-2-3, Glee Club 2-3, Operetta 2-3, Orchestra 1-2-3. Elmer Stupoc-Shines in Algebra B, Business Training, Commercial Arithmetic, Citizen- ship, Typewriting, English and Manual Training. Virginia Tanley-Glee Club 1, Operetta 1, Band 3, Junior-Senior Literary Contest 3, Girl Reserves 2-3, Home Economics 1. Elsa Thoburn-Girl Reserves. John Thomas-Football 2-3-4, Track 3, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Basketball 3-4, Hi-Y Club 3, M. Club 1-2-3-4. Lest-er Thornton-An exception in Math., English, Biology and Citizenship. Reba Truax-Reba seems to find Shorthand an General Science easy subjects. Ernest Toffel-Band 3, Orchestra 3. Clementine Villella-Girl Reserve 1-2-3, Debate 1, French Class Officer, Home Economics Club 1. llzmrry Wacker-A nice looking shap. Ruth Wiant-Glee Club 2-3, Operetta 2-3, Class l'lay 3, Caesar Club 2, Dramatic Club 3, Home Room Representative 3. Mary Withers-Commercial Club 4, Class Basketball 2-3, Girl Reserve 1-2-3-4, Home Eco- nomics Club 2. Virginia VVoodruff-Band 3, Class President 1-2, Class Basketball 1-2-3, Glee Club 1-2-3. Operetta 1-2-3, Orchestra 2-3, Latin Clubs 2-3, Home Economics Club 1. Hospital Moni- tor 2, Girl Reserve 1-2-3, Home Room Representative 2-3, Class Write-ups. Sara M. Woodruff-Junior Class Officer 2, Junior Play 3, Dramatic Club 3, Girl Reserve 1-3, Home Economics Club 1, Home Room Representative 2, Latin Club 2-3, Class Write-ups. Marga' t Vlloods-Glee Club 1, Band 1, Operetta 1, Girl Reserve 1-2-3, Home Economics ahwettif .5 Vllarl s Yoho-Band Glee Club 1, M. Club 4, Football 4, Basketball 2, Class Basketball 1-3, Stage Committee 1. Yirge Zeh-Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Operetta 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Junior Class Play 4, Girl Reserve 1-2-3-4. I The Ferrian - 1931 ll i OPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Piwssialeiit ....... . ................... ,. , William Dorsey Yi ' ct- Presnlent . .... . ...................... . St-rretary -'Freasu rer S0l'HOMORE PUEM Short intle,-ed have these two years been Since we bade the grzules goodbye, And entered the floor of the svhool on the llill Happy, but a. wee bit shy. Only Freshies two years z-mo were we, But we entered with courage and might Determined to he the very best t-lass That ever tackled the four years' fight. Proud as van be, are we of our school, Our teachers, our clubs and our band, Ourathletivsgwell, our Purple and Xvhite Like Old Glory, makes us want to stand. High on the ladder of fame, we climb, Seniors, we will miss you so, But. we say God Speed and forget us not, As out into the world you go. Some day we'11 don a cap and grown, A vision of that diploma I see, May they say of us, They were hard to beat, That class of '33. Mike Homlick Venn 'lih0IllllS0ll Joseph lit-ztvoii, '33. I The Ferrian - 1931 I ' '- .Q-T-: :' SOPHO ORES John Almashy-Baseball, Basketball. Mary Arkle-Good in .lligh School Geography. Thelma Armstrong'-One of our courteous Sophomores. Aliee Ashton-Makes B's in Algebra D. Niels Balk--A's and 13's in Bus. Tr., European liistory, lliologry, Eneqlish. Glenn Barnhardt-A dash of mischief in the Sophomore class. tiara L. Baunigzartner-Class Basketball. Joseph Beavon-Debate, Glee Club, Operetta, Dramatics. lilanehe Beck-Basketball. Louise Berk-Caesar Club, Girl Reserves. Julie Bellville-Girl Reserves, Home Eeonomies. VVilliam Billos-Basketball. Sophia Blazakens--A modest violet by a mossy stone. Caroline Bleilur-A good, all-round student, a vigorous worker. Albert Bonham-Band. Charles Briggs-fGoml in Manual Training and Com. Arithmetic. Arling.:'ton lkrown-l-'le thinks typewritingr is very interesting. Virginia Bugnar-Goof! in History and Com. Arithmetic. i'atllerine Blll'IliCLl9Sill' Club, Girl Reserves, class Writeups. Frank Cardo-An excellent student. Jim t'arpenter-Does well in lius. Tr., English and Biology. Rosemma Ilaton-l-lasketball. Charlotte Cecil-Basketball. George Cecil-Caesar Club, class Writeups. Franeis Ceraelo-'History is her easiest subject.. Eileen Chaney-Band, Glee Club, Orchestra, Operetta, Girl Reserves. Pete Codrin-Dramatic Club, Operetta, Glee Club. Ernestine Colossimo--Typewriting and Shorthand are her favorite subjects. Garnet Coss-Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club. Viola Coss-Good in English, History and Com. Arithmetic. Billy Gravel'-Band. Dorothy Cypher-A new girl: her chance is aheadxof her. Howard Danbenmeyer-Always playing' basketball. Florence Davis-Band. Bertha Davis-Always willing to help. Cecil Davis-A regular boy. June Davis-Class basketball. Mildred Davis-Class basketball. Burt Dawson-Glee Club, Operetta. Thelma Deaton-European History is her attractive subjeet.. Harry Deiteh-M. Club. Emerald Delbrugge-He doesn't say much, but he thinks a lot. Virginia De Puy-Hospital Staff, Caesar Club, Girl Reserves. Paul Dorscli--A mighty manly looking' boy. William Dorsey-Football, basketball, baseball, M. Club. Violet Dulay-Orchestra. Maxine Dunn-Likes Commercial Arithmetic. August Edler-Caesar Club. Vivian ltldwartls---Class basketball, 'Home Economies, Girl Reserves. I-Irma Eggett--Dramatic Club, Home Economies, Girl Reserves. Erma Ellis-Hospital Staff, Girl Reserves, Home Economics, Caesar Club. ' Vvllliltlll Ellis-Debate Club, Debate team, football, baseball, Caesar Club, class Writeups. Udette Ernes-Band. Howell Evans-Good luck or bad luck-he is always the same. Yvendell Everson-'He likes Manual 'l'raining'. Il'.irl'iard Fleming-Manual Training is his pastime. Tliwesa Fodor--H omo Economics. l.awrenee Frantz-Biolog'y is his favorite study. Ruth Freneh-Ruth likes Com. Arithmetic' and English. Geno Funari-He has a future in carpentry. Margaret Gilner-Home Economies. Mary Gold-Dramatic Club, Caesar Club, Girl Reserves, Class Nvriteups. David Gosney-1-le has a sense of humor. Ernest Gosney-Salesmanship is easy for him. Dorothy Graham-Girl Reserves. Joseph Green-Debate Club. I The Ferrian - 1931 I SOPHOMORES Russell Greer-He is excellent. in Manual Training. Betty Grey-Caesar Club. Nancy Grey-Class basketball. Charles Griffith-Football, Class basketball. Gwynfyl Griffiths, Glee Club, Operetta. lflmil Groinen-Band. John Guzy-Football. Matilda Hagan-Girl Reserves. June Hall-Basketball Vincent Handler-Class basketball. Clara Hanke-Class basketball. James Hanna-Caesar Club. Ida Harris-Good in English and History. Lois Harris-A very quiet little miss. XVilliam Harris-Class Basketball. Margaret Hart-Caesar Club. Fred Harvey-Band. I-jsther Hayes-Girl Reserves. Martha Hell-Band, Home Economics club. W'illiam Heil-Debate club. Kvilliam Heslop-Excels in Commercial Arithmetic. Dale Hicks-Caesar Club. VVilt.on Hilton-A regular boy. Ruth l-Iinkle-Band, Girl Reserves. Mike Hodick-Football, Basketball, M-Club, Caesar Club. Dorothy Hoffman-Girl Reserves. Loretta Hoffman-Girl Reserves. W'ilbur Hosenfield-Another star in Commercial Arithmetic. Bernard Howell-Class Basketball. Ella Humm-Brilliant in History. Genevieve Hunker-Basketball. George Huntsman-A quiet chap. Sarah Huston-Sarah's favorite study is English. Aldice Irwin-Hi-Y, Band, Glee Club, Operetta, class Writeups. Alice Irwin-Good in 1-listory, Commercial Geography and Citizenship. Lillian Isaac-Debate Club, Girl Reserves, Caesar Club. Charles Jackson-He can get English all right. Marjorie James-Band, Orchestra, Caesar Club, Girl Reserves, Class Nvriteups. Garnet Jonas-Girl Reserves. Joseph Jones-He goes his way and bothers no one. Esther Joseph-Debate Club, Girl Reserves. Kenneth Joseph-Class Basketball,Football, Caesar Club. Eli Kadar-Class Basketball. Joe Kalas-Basketball, Football, Baseball. Steve Halas--Football. John Kapochy-Good in Geometry, Commercial Geography, History and English Fannie Kelly-Caesar Club. Charles King-A real boy Karl Klutz-Manual Training is what he is interested in. Carolyn Koehnlein-Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, class Writeups. Louise Komornie-Hospital Staff, Caesar Club. Leslie Kovach-Leslie likes Biology. Orland Krenke-Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Operetta. 'Vincent Krenke-Dramatic Club. Howard Kress-Band. Ledra Kreiger-Good in English. Homer Kuckuck-Class Basketball. Agnes Kunctz-Good in Commercial Arithmetic, English and Science. Ray Lady-Happy-go-lucky. Michael Lahood-Caesar Club. I loyd Lannum-Nothing could dampen his spirits. Edwin Lash-Football, basketball, baseball. liilggene Lash-A good student. XViIlis Lash-Stage Committee. Alice Latham-Library Staff, Girl Reserves. lVilliam Lawfield-Manual Training.: is his favorite study. .210 ,LAL-- I The Ferrian - 1931 I , ,-T- -1- OPHO CRES Ralph Leo-Sincere in manners. Corn Lee Lewis-Dramatic Club. Caesar Club, Girl Reserves, classkvwriteups. Scott Lewis-l laseball. Ernest Lindner-A good student. Sol Litten-t'lass Basketball. Fharles Long, He likes athletics. George Mrfue-Excellent in Biology. Jean Mefully-Likes Biology. Katherine Mrl1'arland-Girl Reserves. Mary Ellen McGrail-Band, Girl Reserves. Yvzllter Mrlllvain--An energetic- History student Leo McKean-A future hope in basketball. Clarence Mackey-Biology is easy for him to get. VVilliu.m Mackey-Always around with a smile and a joke. Dorothy Ma,2'ulre-Typeing is her interest. Patricia Maher-Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, Operetta, Girl Adolphe Malis-Does quite well in English. Albert Marrhio-A small boy-but a willing worker. Louis Marson-Glee Club, Operetta, Girl Reserves. Thomas Mercer-Caesar Club, Class VVriteups. George Mihok-Martins Ferry High Schools future artist. Loretta Miller-Glee Club, Operetta. Betty Mitchell-Caesar Club. Dorothy Mitchell--Girl Reserves. Raymond Monahan-A well-mannered boy. Olive Montgomery-Business Training is easy for her. Evelyn Moore-Caesar Club, Girl Reserves. George Moore-A const-ientious worker Margaret Moore-European History is what she likes. Margaret G. Moore-She has a pleasant. manner. Woodrow Moore-Football, M-Club. Warren Morgzan-Another History lover. George Motts-Exeels in European History. Gertrude Murphy-Caesar Club. VVQ-ldy Muster-He packs up his troubles in his old kit bag . Myers-Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Orchestra, Operetta. Myers-Girl Reserves. Myers-Glee Club. Reserves. Betty Elsie Fred Steve Na,'.fy--'Very good in European History. Irene Nameth-Class Basketball. Frank Neavin-Football. Albert Negus-Football, Basketball. Elanor Neumiller-A good History and English student. Kathaleen Newland-Caesar Club, Girl Reserves. Dora Nikolaus-Keen in History, English and Citizenship. Mary Nitzu--One of our fine students in Biology and History. M Marjorie 0'lirien--A very good Latin student. Harry Oliver-He thinks that English is all right. lVIarg':u'et Orban-She excels in Business Training' and English C. Arthur Padden-Basketball, football. John Parry-lland. Kenneth Parry-Our boxer Elizabeth Pavlik--Ilasketball, Home lioom President, Caesar Club, Hospital Staff, Class Writeups. Regina Paxton-Caesar Club. Gt-o+l gx'e Peters-en-t'lass basketball, Band, Glee Club, Oipiere-ttu. Roy Phillips-Good in Biology and Commercial Arithmetic. George Popp-A cute little fellow. Elsie Postlewait--Girl Reserves. Home Economies club. Florence Randall-Caesar Club. Glenn Ressler-He likes General Geography and History. Walter Reuther-Likes Manual Training. Elizabeth Riddle-Girl Reserves. Paul Riesbeek-Paul is a good Worker. Robert Riethiniller-He shines in English and History. I The Ferrian - 1931 I SCPHOMORES Edna Mae Roberts--Class Basketball. Paul Roberts-Good in Citizenship. Virginia May Roberts-Likes Commercial subjects. Henrietta Robinson-Caesar Club. Roberta Robinson-Caesar Club. Sally Rogers-Girl Reserves Martin Roth-A keen thinker in English. Floyd Ruble-He can get Commercial Geography. Cleo Rupp-Jolly and good natured. Tony Sako-Band. Samuel Hayden-Band, Hi-Y, Debate Club, class Writeups. John Sandru-Good in Citizenship. Josephine Scarfo-Josephine likes Commercial subjects. James Scarfpin-Football. Hilda Schell-Band, Girl Reserves. Margaret Schurtz-Class Basketball, Girl Reserves, Home Economics. Mary Schurtz-Girl Reserves, Home Economics club. George Schweizer-Band, Glee club, Operetta. Nina Lee Shepard-Band, Girl Reserves. Virginia Shimp-Home Room President, Girl Reserves, Home Economics club. Evelyn Slirodes-She is right there with the goods. Dorothy Shurtz-Class Basketball, Home Economics club, Girl Reserves. Paul Siculan-Highest grades in Business Training and Manual Training. Francis Snodgrass-Stage Committee, Basketball, Football. Audrey Sommer-Caesar club, Girl Reserves. Ralph Sommer-Jolly and good natured. Betty Speidel-Girl Reserves, Caesar Club, Home Economics Club. Mary Virginia. Stanton-Home Economics club, Girl Reserves. 'lark Stoneeiplier-Not much noise but a great deal of headwork Dorothy Stain-Girl Reserves, Home Economics Club. Norma Sullivan-She is a, star in Business Training and Commercial Arithmetic. Charles Talasis-He does well in Commercial Arithmetic. Ruth Tanks-She does nice work in English, History, General Science and Commercial Arithmetic. Harry Tanley-B's in Commercial Arithmetic. Marion Teaters-Caesar Club, Girl Reserves. Willard Theaker-Stage Committee. Chester Thomas-Six feet two and all fun. Elizabeth Thompson-Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Home Economics club. Gene Thompson-Y. VV. Cabinet, Girl Reserves, Band, Class Room President. Howard Tidrick-Debate Club, Caesar Club, Class Basketball. Mary Elizabeth Tighe-Good in History. Pate Tonchinuf-Stage Committee. John Train-John is a steady worker. Jack Trott-Biology holds an interest for him. Roberta Trott-Home Room President, Home Economics, Class Writeups. George Tulbare-A hard worker in Commercial Arithmetic. Richard Vaughan-Hi-Y, Manager of Reserve Basketball team, Assistant Football Manairer. Mary Visniek-Basketball, Girl Reserves. Chester VVilliams-Chester's favorite subject is English. Thomas Williams-A. real likeable boy. Trevor Williams-Debate Club, Debate Team, Caesar Club, Glee Club, Operetta, Class Writeups. Virginia Wills-Likes English. Hazel Wilson-Girl Reserves. Jessie VVilson-Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves. Lanore VVinstel-Basketball. Edith YVoodruff-Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, Caesar Club, Hospital Staff. Myra Worthington-Home Economics Club. Thomas Yeater-He likes History real well. William Yeater-Caesar Club. Harold Ziegler-General Science and citizenship are his friends. Bob Zimmerman-Glee Club, Band, Operetta. Helen Zuhars-Hospital Staff. Mary Jane Zullars-Band, Caesar Club, Girl Reservees. 4 l dl The Ferrian - 1931 I FRESHMAN President ......... Vice President ....., Secretary-T reasurer John Voludniak ... . YVillxur Heslol- .. XVilliam Hyland REMEMBER Girls and boys of Ferry High Remember all the fun. And all the good times we had In the year of 31 . Remember the dear old Algebra class With Hart at his best, And remember how we used to yell When he said, We'1l have a test. Remember good old English, And each little tense, And when we had to remember How Tom Sawyer XVhilewashed the Fence. Remember all the Latin That we had to memorize, And all the vocabularies That seemed so large in size. So girls and boys of Ferry High XVe must bid adieu, And hope that things will be the same In the year of 32 . lly Leona Kinsel ' I The Ferrian - 1931 I ' I FRESHMA Helen Adamsky-Mr. Hart's Algebra star. Earl Allbrect-He sure knows his Science. Roy Altonen-A natural born carpenter. Helen Annette-In her element in sewing class. Richard Aukerman-Band. Anna M. Bananio-A profitable student in Citizenship. Edith Barber-One of our English progressives. Howard Bames-Class Basketball. Betty Beavon-Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club. Class writeups Clifford Beck--Excellent in Algebra. Paul Beck-General Geography is where he shines. Virginia Beck-Good in Citizenship. Chester Belleville-Likes General Geography. Charles Bennett-Above average in his study of Citizenship. Bermalda Berry-Dramatic Club. Ralph Berwinkle-Football, Class Basketball and Track. Homer Black-Enjoys getting his English. Victoria Bledar-A girl with many smiles. YVilford Bondy-Vlfhen it comes to school work, he's right the Edward Boston-Really good in Algebra. Edith Bowman-A smart little Freshie. Dean Boyd-Interested in Baseball and Basketball. Clyde Brown-Enjoys English. Helen Buchanan-Girl Reserves, Class Writeups. Thomas Buchanan-Selects Citizenships as favorite subject. Byron Burns-Finds General Science Agreeable. Geraldine Campbell-Girl Reserve. Minnie Carpino-Girl Reserves. John Cazan-Excels in English, Algebra and General Science. Karl Chambers-Interested in Football. Lillian Cleary-Girl Reserves. Albert Conner-Give him a Science book and he is satisfied. Twila Cook-And what a cook she is! Doris Goss-Girl Reserves, Class Basketball. Robert Foss-A gentleman who always knows his lesson. Kathryn Cox-Dramatic Club. Ruth Cross-Works hardest in English. Edward Curley-His favorite subject is General Geography. Thelma Dankdoff-Interested in sewing. Jack llawies-Likes Manual 'l'il'2llllll1g'. Grace DaviewCitizenship holds no terror for her. Wyndham Davies-Band. Mary F. Devault-Honor student in Algebra. Bertha Dew-A Girl Reserve and among' the Victoria Dragon-Class Basketball. Joseph Drotos-Interested in Football. Elizabeth Duck-Varsity Basketball. Elizabeth Dulay-Girl Reserves. Andrew Eberhart-Algebra and Science Star. Helen Finna-Girl Reserves, Citizenship. Lawrence Fish-His sport is baseball. James Fodor--Uncle Sam needs his knowledge of Citizenship. Kathryn Forsythe-Band. George Frantz-A young Einstein. William Franke-VVe wish Science was as easy for everyone. Jack Frantz-Citizenship prepares community builders. Joe Furry-His delight lies in baseball. Rose Fllrry--Freshnian class basketball John Fuzzy-Football is popular with him. Hedwig' Gand-Girl Reserves and quite good in Science. Robert Gasaway-Baseball fan and player. Evelyn Gasber-Likes Cooking. best in Latin P6 I The Ferrian - 1931 I l I F RESHMA Pauline Geer-Dramatic Club. A1-letta Mary Gibson-Dramatic Club. Esther Gwens-Basketball. Sarelda Graham--Band. Howard Green-Football for him, too. Bradford Greene-He prefers football as an avocation. Edward Greer-English seems his best study. Lois Greer-A delight to her English teacher. Charlotte Gumiela-Her favorite subject is English. William Hadsell-One of the few good math. students. Julius Hegedus-Baseball. Paul Herman-Baseball and more baseball. VVilbur R. Heslop- Latin isn't a dead language, he says. Geraldine Hickman-Enjoys being- a good cook. Nellie Higgins-English is only one of her accomplishments, Class writeups. ' Wray Hall-Basketball plus good English. Wilma Homeyer-A future efficient cook. Mary Jane Hope-Girl Reserves, Science, English. Henry Hullboy-Nearing perfection in English and Science. Wilma Huntsman-She is at home in English Class. VYilliam Hyland-Our popular 30 Cheerleader. Ellsworth Jackson-Interested in Track Teams. Eva Johns-Basketball-her great interest. Lois Johns-Girl Reserves. Bromwen Jones-She'll make a good cook for somebody. Crispin Jones-Likes baseball and basketball. Doris Jones-Girl Reserves. Hugh Jones-Entertainment for him means football. Joseph Jones-Band. Katherine P. Jones-Likes all sports. Catherine Jones-Near the lop in Home Hygiene and English. Mary Jones-Cooking is her favorite subject. Melvin Jones-In his element in General Science. Mary Ann Joseph-Interested in Basketball. Martha Jump-Hand. Has an A rank. Frank Kaiser-Also interested in Football. Q6 Mary Kavage-Algebra seems to agree with her, Class writeups. Wilbur Keller-In football lies his interest. Frank Kelly-Frank likes Science. Helen Jane Kelly-Girl Reserves, Class Writeups. Donald Kennedy-Likes Baseball. Ruth Kidney-Band. Leona Kinsel-Receives highest grades in English and Home Economics. Ralph Kinzy-Interested in Baseball. Robert Klotz-Class Basketball. Virginia Knutsen-She is skilled in the study of Clothing , Pete Kobis-Interested in Baseball. Valentine Konyka-Band, Orchestra. Margaret Koste-Girl Reserves. Andy Kostile-Baseball. Albert Kriegar-Baseball and Science blend well for him. Class Writeups. Ruth Laipple-Interested in Basketball. Albert Lash-Citizenship is where he shines. Jack Lawfield-Jack sure likes football. Dorothy Leatherwood-Class Basketball. Hughes Lipphardt-He is interested in the track team and football. Emily Lopusniak-Girl Reserves, Varsity Basketball. Mack Lopusniak-A's and B's in Latin, General Science, English and Algebra. Edna Mae Lott-Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves. Helen Lucas-Brightens the class room with her smile. Lola P. McCue-She sure can cook. Jack Mclnerney-Interested in Science and gets good grades in it. I The Ferrian - 1931 I FRESHMAN Paul McKim-Baseball. Thelma Mcliim-Interested in Basketball. Mary McLaughlin-Added to Latin, she likes to read and swim. Donald McPeek-Band. Roy Marquart-Ferry's future radio announcer. Theresa Martin4Girl Reserves. Lydia Meeker-A's and B's in clothing, Latin and English. Betty llleske-Rand, One of the leading' Freshmen. Margaret Milbert-Girl Reserves, Class Basketball. Richard Milbert-Interested in football. John Milburn-He likes Baseball. Dorothy Miller-A very serious young miss. Harold Miller-VVe hope he likes Ferry High. Robert Mills-He's all eyes when its a football game. Carl Mitchell-An unusual lad, who likes singing. Edith Mitchell-quite an actress. Mary Louise Monahan-She's right there when it comes to science. Robert Monigold-Band. Billy Montgomery-Interested in General Science. Chester Moore-Crazy about Baseball. Samuel C. Moore-Plays all sports. David Morgan-Class Basketball. Elsie Morgan-Dramatic Club, Class Writeups. James Morgan-Class Basketball Manager. Margaret Morton-Up and coming nurse. Edward Moses-A good worker with a big smile. Alice Mozena-Enjoys Basketball. Nelson Murray-An intelligent salesman. David Myers- Dave likes his teachers and his studies. Glen Myers-Aviation is his interest. Lucille Myers-Girl Reserves. Ruth B. Myers-A good sport thats a fine help to the class. Ruth L. Myers-Give her a Clarinet and she is satisfied. Mary Merick-Girl Reserves, Class Basketball, Class Writeups. Elizabeth Nagy-A sweet little miss who attends to her own affairs Robert Neihardt-Our future news editor. William Newcombe-Interested in Science. Margaret Nichols-Class Basketball. Norman 0liver-Reading and football are his hobbies. Pauline Orfe-An easy going girl. Thomas Padden-Assistant Manager of Baseball. William Palmer-Future diplomat of Freshie class. Robert Patton-A tall lad that takes thin,-rs with a smile. William Perry-Football squad. Helen Pfuffer-Likes Baseball. John Poludniak-Baseball and Football. Johnny Polugaf-Gets good grades. Cora F. Pugh-Girl Reserves. George Puskas-A rising young' scientist. Marjorie Reineke-Glee Club, Girl Reserves. Harry Renshaw-Band, Orchestra. Marion Richards-Orchestra. Martha Ring-A future home maker. John Rochus-A handy man in Manual Training. Richard Rogers-Does he like English and Football? And how! Robert Romick-Baseball plus science. Charles Rose-His citizenship should help him to be a. good citizen. Herman Roth-Manual Training' and Citizenship are his favorites. Elsie Rothermund-Takes all school work seriously. Louise Rothermund-A real sewer. Elizabeth Ruckman-Girl Reserves, Class Writeups. Harold Rupp-Bring on your math. I The Ferrian - 1931 I' 1 FRESHMA Geraldine Russell-Sub. on Varsity Basketball. Junior Russell-Algebra intrigues him. Anna Saksa-A standby of Mr. I-Iarts. Rocco Salimbene-Latin and Science predominate. Kenneth Sanders-A great mathematics star. James Santonis-His interest lies in English. Robert Scott-A carpenter in the making. Sophia Sebulsky-Girl Reserves. George Semple-Industrious in English. Ethel Serena-Class Basketball. Catherine Shelly-Latin and Algebra is where she shines. John ShinglQ+His vocation and avocation is Manual Training. Betty Shoemaker-Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves. Joseph Sileargry-Band. Harold Simpson--Class Basketball. Betty Sisley-Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves, Class Writeups. Dorothy Smith-Varsity Basketball. Edward Smith-English is his meat. Sara Louise Stein-Orchestra. Elizabeth Strama-Algebra Star. Earl Stullenburg-Science and English are his best subjects. Jeannette Stultz-She shines in mathematics. Margiaret Stupak-She's a top in Science. Pete Sutak-Good in English and Gen. Geography. Raymond Swearingen-YVill he be as great in athletics as Alfred? Vivian Swearingen-One of our average students with unlimited possibilities. Victoria Tesniarz-Citizenship is where she is a victor. Doris Tharale-Glee Club. Mansell Theaker-A science shark. Marianne Theaker-A good cook. Frederick Thewick-Interested in Football. Dorothy ThomawGirl Reserves. Mildred Thomas-Best grade in Latin. Jack Thompsoin-Band, Orchestra, Home Room Representative. Elinor Thornton-Interested in the band. Edith Torok-Basketball sub. Frances Torne-A successful English student. Grace Toth-A mastery of English is an accomplishment, Grace. Marie Tremolis-Serious in her school work. Ira B. Trosch-Likes Baseball. Oliver Truax-A lover of baseball. Whitley Turpin-Com. Geography and Science are his main subjects. Louis Vargo-English is his best indicator. Pauline Visnick-Girl Reserve, Captain of Class Basketball team. John Wacker-Best grades in Gen. Science and Citizenship. Doris Wardle-Glee Club. Virginia Weaver-Science. Interested in Basketball. Albert Welter-Likes baseball and football. Billy Williams-Citizenship, he likes. Ruth Williams-Girl Reserves Burdette Wilson-A li student in English, Science and Citizenship. Grace Wilson-Likes basketball. Allan Winstel-Dramatic Club. Martha VVithers-Interested in her school work. Florence Wozniak-Girl Reserves, Varsity Basketball team. Charles Wurschuin-Class Basketball. Alex Yatchman-Football. Vincent Yiga-UA in Gen. Science and B in the rest is a good record, Class Writeups Richard Young--Freshman Basketball team. Bill Zimmerman-Band. June Zuhars-Girl Reserves. ' ' I The Ferrian - 1931 I- ATHLETICS GENERAL SUM-UP 01 SPORTS XVith the hardest scheduled games ever made for a lligh School, the Purple l-lidt-rs started to drill on Sept. 1 for the 1930 season. Coach Alec ll. Fox slowly molded the boys into a very hard-hitting team, which was destined to be the best team ever produced at Ferry, the first undefeated team to wear the Purple and XVhite for Ferry since 1920, when Coach Fred Hart produced an undefeated eleven. After three weeks of preparation, the Purple Riders ushered in the first game of the season by defeating the Mingo eleven 26-0. This game served to show Fox the flaws in his team, and the following week was spent in remedyiug these flaws. The next Saturday saw the defeat of the Linsly cadets. under Tits Edwards, by a score of 19-0. The Purple Riders on October 4 rode the Pony Express of Hamilton to a victory of 7-6. This game will always be remembered by the Ferry fans, who saw it, for the hard hitting of the Ferry boys. lieturning home. the Foxmen again won by a score of 7-6, this time defeating the strong eleven from East Hi, Erie, Penna. On October 18, the boys from Ferry again played their usual superb game of football at Marietta, defeating the Old Town boys, running up a score of 26-0. The game with Allegheny Hi, Pittsburgh, was another to Ferry's credit. Although the Pittsburgh team was small, they had fight in them worth praise. The score in this game was one-sided, Ferry with 31 to Allegheny's 6. The next game was the heart- breaking game of the season. Everything looked to our credit until the game had started and it could easily be seen that the team was stale . The out-come was, Bellaire 0 and Ferry 0. This was the first scoreless tie for Martins Ferry since 192-1. After an easy week of practice, the Memorial Hi team from Youngstown fell before the onslaught of the local team, Ferry scoring 13 points to the oponents 2. After defeating the Potters at East Liverpool 26-0, the Purple Riders returned home and mowed the Bridgeport team down 25-6. The game on Turkey Day with the strong East Hi team from Cleveland was played on a field of ice. The ground was so hard that it was impossible to run upon it. For the second time, Ferry played to a scoreless tie. Although the schedule was finished, a post-season game was played on December. ti at Wheeling with all proceeds going' toward charitable purposes. For the first time in the history of football in Martins Ferry High School, the Gold and Blue bowed low to our Purple Riders on the former's field. The score was 13-6. Through the courtesy of the Vvest Virginia Broadcasting Company, the game was broadcasted play by play. So ended the season of 1930, undefeated and claiming the Championship of the Valley. It might be said that our Purple Riders rode our Gallant Fox to a victory by winning a place among the best teams in the State of Ohio. Coach Fox proved himself not only a great football coach but an excellent basketball coach as well. The 1931 basketball team registered the best record ever made in basket- ball. Although the first game of the season was lost to Linsly, Fox slowly developed a team with a fast offense and an unpenetrable defense. Out of seventeen games, the Riders of the Purple Cage lost but four, winning the other thirteen. The boys scored 393 points in the entire season to their opponents 322. The past season can be remem- bered for the fact that only one team scored over 28 points and that game was the game of the season with Linsly. Those defeated by M. F. H. S. are: St. Clairsville ttwicep, Tiltonville, Shadyside, Warwootl ttwicej, Bellaire ttwicel, Moundsville, Bridgeport ttwicel, E. Liverpool, and Triadelphia. The teams which defeated our Riders are Linsly ttwieel, E. Liverpool, and Marietta. Mitch is expected from the 1932 basketball team because of the fact that we lost but two players this year. The Reserves tboysj deserve recognition due to the fine work during the past season. Under the coaching of Edward Erb, the Reserves gave a good account of themselves throughout the entire season. Oiit' of nine games the Reserves lost but three, winning the other six. The Reserve team is used to develop players for thc Varsity, and so some of the boys now on the Reserves Squad will take a step f0I'VVa1'd, and advance to the 'Varsity squad next year to be our future Purple Riders. Under the coaching of Miss Josephine Holt the Girls' basketball team finished a very remarkable season. The season can not be called anything but a success, although they won but half of their games. The total number of points made by Ferry is 265 to their opponents' 297. For the first time in the history of Girls' basketball in M. F. H. S., the Ferry girls defeated the E. Liverpool team by a score of 27-24. Another outstanding feature of the season was the fact that for the first time since Miss Holt was Coach of the Purple Riders, Martins Ferry floored the Bellaire Lassies. XVith a loss of but two players, much is expected from the team of 32. - l - i Foot lm Z O 'v -4 D1 2.2 O 'C I Yoavh el I-lea Erb ward . Ed sst. Coarh . A Leffler arold H ist ant Coach Ass Gibson Charles ch Asst. Coa e pe 'sons in the group picture. th of QS Ham are the The followin Oarfpin, 'argo, S nard, VS ey R 00I'e, M Negus, SS, I'2L Snodg- FOW I 'enter , l g. mmerman, Gocsik ln set s : Zi hs, Hocli fit rif orsey, G CCL D ho, Pu Yo patrick, l'k a, Ki l'0Z Kozelko, G Gibson, Lash, J. Kalas, oach r row: F. VV. Bowen, Athletic Director, C .- 'c ra iowley, Oliver. U2 Q9 C1 O '1 2 E 's s.. as D3 ,- ,f -. Z v: S cd M ui J 5 -F 5 if E ki si 35 :- cd 2 C3 S 9 U :E O U1 D4 E .Q cd -AJ 71 Stullenlwrg, avis liver, l'olug'a, D Vaughan, Mgr. O Asst. Mgr. WZ l 0 ront if' Yachiman, ulniak, 11 'o hum, A FS ll Ellis, Pearsol, Brown, Boston, W Perry, uncola, Ro4lf.:'ers, Asst. Mgr. Dzuro. ebula, Green, Gi ll OX F ll. lea: Coach E rh Coach le, Ncuvin, Jiga, Joseph, Rub Back Full Dorsey Left Half nigh Half Goscik Reynard Quarter Back Kozelko Left End Left Tackle Left Guard Center Ripqlit Guard Right Tackle End Right Y0h0 Groza Wargo Kirkpatrick Pucci Griffith Z mmerman FI The Ferrian - 1931 lx MANAGERS Oliver- Gym with his planning ability more than filled the position of ldquipnivnti Hlafllilf-Z'8l'. Vau,-:han-As assistant manager of equipment, Dick was always on the go, doing the little things that must be done. Dzuro-Joe was another assistant manager: full of pep and full of work, thats Joe. Rattin-Accuracy is Harold's watchword. XVorking like a Trojan, Harold earned his letter as Student Treasurer for Ferry Hi of 1930-31. CHEER LEADERS Deitch-Small and active, thats Do Do as captain of cheer leaders, Do Do always set an example for others in rooting for the team. Hyland-llill was always on the joh doing' his best to lead the cheering: section. Ferry Ferry '11 Ferry Ferry ii Ferry Fe rry Football schedule and scores 26 ... ... Min,'.:'o 110 . . . ...,. Linsly 7 . , . Hamilton 7 . . .. . East Erie 26 . . . .... Marietta 31 . . . . Pittsburgh Total 193 'I Games Away. 4'i1l'ost Season Game CCharityJ Ferry 0 . . . ............... Bellaire 0 Ferry Memorial Y0llIlf.Z'St0VVIl 2 Ferry 26 ......... E. Liverpool 0 Ferry Ferry - ' 0 'Ferry 1 3 . . . . . Bridgeport 6 . . Cleveland East 0 . . . . .. XVheelim.r ti Total 32 l l I l Elizabeth Duck . ,. Forward ll The Ferrian - 1931 I l ' BASKETBALL Coach . . . Manager . . Mary Ellen Molitor Mary Ellen Linder Lanore Vvinstel .. Ifllizalmeth l'avlik .. Margaret Reese .. 1-losemma. Caton .. Edith Torok .... Mary Visnic . .. Ethel Serena .. Doris Keesor ., Ferry 46 . . Ferry 23 . , Ferry 27 . , Ferry 21 . . Ferry 12 . . BASK HT BALL 1GirlsD . . . Center . . . Forward . . . Forward . . . . Guard ..... Guard CThe above .. . .. Guard . . . Forward . . . Forward .. Guard ., Guard Girls .. St. Clairsville 27 . . . , . Shadyside 22 .. FI. Liverpool 43 .. Vlfarwood 25 .. Bellaire 35 recei Bask lllanche Beck Dorothy Smith .. Caroline Barbaley I-Ileanor Beavon . ved 1ettersJ June Hall ....... Emily Lopusniak Charolette Cecil . Florence NVozniak etball Ferry 26 .. Ferry 34 .. Ferry 26 .. Ferry 27 .. Ferry 23 .... Total 265 Josephine Holt .. Mary Pavlik . . Guard . . Forward . . Guard . . Guard .. Guard .. Guard .. Forward .. Center . Moundsville 33 St. Clairsville 32 .. . Warwood 35 .l3. Liverpool 24 . . . . . Bellaire 21 297 I The Ferrian - 1931 I BASKETBALL Basketball fboysb Varsity Basketball Qboysj Reserves Coach .......... Manager .... John Groza .... Richard Letzelter .. XYilliam Dorsey George G04-sik .. John Thomas .. Edwin Lash . .. Albert Davis John Almashy .. Albert N1-:us Alec B. Fox .. James Oliver Guard Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Fe rry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Ferry Fe rry . . . Guard . . . Guard .. Forward ,. Forward .. Forward .. Forward . . . Guard . . . Guard Coal-li ......... Manager ..... . Joseph Kozelko James Morgan Arthur Vadden Henry McCue . Homer Black . Stephen Rowley Raymond Burd l'aul Herman . NYilliam Dillos .. Boys Basketball 14 ... . 28 25 . 0-1 12 . 10 17 . 24 27 . 21. 35 . 21 25 . 16 26 35. 35. Total 393 ....... Linsly 32 . . St. Clairsville 9 Tiltonville 11 . . . . . . Shadyside 110 East Liverpool 6 ..,., Marietta ln .. . 1Varwood 141 ..... Bellaire 16 .. Moundsville 19 . . . . . 1lridg'eport 11 St. Clairsville 28 Linsly 25 ...... Nvarwood 10 East Liverpool 13 . . . . . Bridgeport 19 . . . . . Bellaire 20 .. Triadelphia 'PS 323 Edward 131 rh Richard Vaughan Center . . Forward . . Forward . . Forw ard . . . Guard . . . Guard . . Forwz lrll , . Forward Gu: ird Cl The Ferrian - 1931 I- BASEBALL 1-lail to the State Champions of Ohio! Again our Purple Riders of the diamond will try for the Championship of Ohio this year. VVith seven lettermen back for our baseball team, much is expected from them. Fred. G. Hart, our Rockne of the baseball diamond, will pilot the boys again this year with Asst. Coach Erb to assist him. A glance in the trophy case at the North end of the second floor corridor in the High School will show a fine display of trophies, most of which have been awarded to our past baseball teams under Coach Hart. For the past two years Martins Ferry has won the Valley Championship, placing the district Championship at New Concord and adding two more awards to their long list. In 1930 after winning the District Tournament they went to Columbus, defeating all contending' teams and winning the long hoped for State Championship of Ohio. Coach ....... Ass't Coach Manager ........,,.. Those earning' letters wh f. o year are the following boys: Alex Horvath ....... Paul Lucas John Groza . ,. Scott Lewis . . John Thomas John Almashy Mike Hodick . F. G, Hart Ed. Erb Oliver will be back on the team Right Field Second Base . First Base Third Base .. Shortstop . . . . Catcher Center Field s this The Ferriari - 1931 CLASS BASKETB LL I11tr:1mu1'al iinskotbali took a stop in aflvmive this yvmx lhidvi' thu tiiroctioii of Vout-li Gibson. it was pluiiiiwi to give 1-uvli team siiffic-iviit limi-tivo to orgziiiizv post pluyimz' tvzmis. .X sc-hedulv was outlinvd mul followt-sl, unch oi' the boys te-anis plaiying' Your guum-s :mtl the- L'iI'l'S ttfzmis two games. After ilu' SL'ht'4lll1Ul1 se-axon, 21 IUlII'HilH1!'llt was Iivltl with tht- Senior boys winning' tht- trophy :mtl tht- .Imiiors vziiiyiiig' oft' tlio honors for Iln- Qirls. The lust ganiv, the om- lie-twm-ii the Sf-nior boys and Solflioniorv boys, wus V+-ry exvililur, the Svliiors winning' by :L svoro of 20-18. officers are he T Benvon arold . I ,... -as CI CD 'U .I-1 zo S'-9 v-4 A n-4 5 I-4 o 'U 5 41 Band Leader t den Stu I. Woodruf irgrinia .V retary Sec 6 : C' : rd cn ws z 2 1-I 1'. 2lSl11'6 Tre BAND .L QC 'ci s m ,Q CD -S1 -4-7 Z P?-' .in E y. :-' r-4 CD if : Z c: .2 4-3 :S 4-7 -P-4 -4-P VJ .E 'U :U N ... EI rs bo A O +2 m 0 .2 :U .-C -b-3 Q-4 O Q.: C1 C ts Ll who p Q 5 4: :s .-. ,..4 :vs 5, ,Q 'U CD v 2 Q 2 6 :-4 cv -P P4 rd VK sl .3 1-4-4 bu CD .. Q cv -I-T ED V1 K3 .CI 4-J .,-. L4 an 'CE CSS ca -. 72 -A-7 .- band The ndertakes. he u ery thin g that BV to nd soul in heart 21 h s Whole it first At 924. inl zed as organi t w nce i si rowth 2 eady st shada lm look Now dz bun as a brass lv d on nsidere d was co 311 nsisted of 18 pieces CO ..- W ,.. ... .v l l 21 rumentation st plete in TTI C0 A mphony band! SY A have l VV 9 at wh members ! 110 ol' I. 0 Al 2112 YQ our band all by layed D music was of e highest type Sf QL ... .. .Y were l GS most difficult type. The contest piec he t of S XV6l'8 9 ch H131' the HS- music Writers, M known best World's 9 th by two of tten S XV 1' ..- symphonie PE 7- and Ve net S6 I The Ferrian - 1931 I GIRLS' GLEE CLUB URCHESTRA BOY'S GLEE CLUB I The Ferrian - 1931 I OPERETT The annual liigh school operetta, The Belle of liagdadu, given March 27, was a brilliant sua-cess, due to the skillful coaching.: of the cast and choruses by Stanley H. Garber, director of the operetta. The day of the 1'3ai.1'dad Fair is marked by the arrival of various visitors, among them being' Mrs. J. Horace McCann, tJane Shrevel, the new American consul, with her daughter, Elsa tLillian Boweni, and her daughters friend, Anne tBetty Arbaughb. Lord Archie Fitzgibbons tliobert Hlackburni, an old friend, is also present, and a little later comes the pursuing' female, Henrietta XVhipstitch Ruth XViantJ. On being presented to the Caliph tJohn Gwynnej and his daughter, Jewel tElsie Barthi, they learn that an assassin tPete Codrinl is abroad who carries a bomb concealed in a camera, and for this reason, all persons caught with cameras are to be shot immediately. Dick Taylor Hack Machinj arrives by airplane from Hollywood, accompained by his two mechanics, Bob tFharles Myersy and Bill tJohn Steelej. They are anxious to find a lovely girl, known only as the Belle of Bagdad, in order to engage her as a moving picture star. They also hope to identify her by some small photographs which they carry, and also by an amulet she wears, but to make sure they bring a large camera with them to make pictures of all prospects. Dick meets the fair Jeweel, who welcomes him cordially, but the two aviators en- counter Ali Ben Mustapha tAlador Dullj, the chief of police, who sees their camera and orders them to be executed forthwith. To escape sentence, Bill and Bob resort to disguise, first as Dervishes, and afterwards as members of the Caliph's bodyguard. XVhile in this latter disguise they manage to capture the real assassin, and in return for their valor the Caliph summons Jewel to present Dick with the sacred amulet. Dick immediately re- conizes in its wearer the Belle of Bagrdad and proclaims Jewel the new Queen of the Screen. Bill and Bob are fret-d in time to couple with Elsa and Anne, while 'Henrietta finds solace in the companionship ol' Ali, and Lord Archie in that of Zelinda Gluth Harrisj, a native dancer. Seeing: the grand finale, one might say with the authors of old fairy tales, and they all lived happily ever after e-at least the townspeople have assured us it will dwell in their minds as Pop's crowning operatic success. What with its superb acting, pgraceful dancing and well-blended melodies of the choruses, and the colorful jumble of myriad- hued costumes, it is the embodiment of all the magnetic charm which is the Orient! Treasurer .......... I The Ferrian - 1931 I DRAMATIC CLUB DRAMATIC l'l.l'Ii The Dramatic Club this year has expanded extensively until it has become an organi- zation composed mainly of the cream of the amateur actors of the school. For the first time in several years, members of the Freshman class were admitted to the club. Thc experiment proved an unusual success, as the fresh talent, and active response when called upon to do was a spring: tonic for the old members. The Dramatic club is primarily devoted to giving' the members practical experience in acting. This year they practiced workshop plays, which are short plays consisting usually of one act. The characters use the proper expression and actions but do not learn their parts. The officers are: 1'resident .......... Secretary . . The membership Victor Adamsky Betty Heavon Joseph Beavon I-Eernalda Berry Eva Buffington Pete Godrin Katherine Cox Albert Davies Ernest Doughty Martha Eighme Evelyn Gasper Mary Gibson Pauline Geer Mary Gold Marfzaret Hart. Katherine llolowid Bill Houston Lois Johns Dorothy Jones Marjorie Jump Clara Jean Morris .. Eva Huffington ... Marjorie .lump of the club is: Martha Jump Lana Keller Paul Kinnan Caroline Koehnlein Orland Krenke Vincent Krenke Margaret Martin t'arl Maurer Mary Ellen Molitor l-Elizabeth Morgan Elsie Morgan Ularajean Morris Betty Schumaker Louis Schweizer lletty Sisley James Slauf-rhtel' Ruth VViant Jessie W'ilson Allen NVinstel Edith Woodruff Cora lice ,llewis X I I The Ferrian - 1931 I SENIOR PLAY The Poor Nut by J. C. Nugent and Elliott was the play chosen to represent the Senior Class this year. The play was spirited, jolly, wholesome, and had a happy ending. Colonel Small, fRobert Blackburnh, the proprietor of the University bookstore, is a. bluff old man who Witheringly demands payment for a hook from a timid, frightened Freshman, fElden Maysj, when Margie Blake, tDorothy Starkl, arrives on the scene at this time and applies for a position. John Miller, Uohn Steeleb, who is alredy working' for Colonel Small, is the possessor of a terrible secret about noodle soup which Julia XVinters, lBetty Arbaughj, forces him to tell. It happens that the terrible secret has a lot to do with Spike Hoyt, iFIrnest Harrisj who turns out to he Julia's if!. 'Phe whole plot centers around John's inferiority complex which Julia says he has. This psycho-analyst is the cross of Coach Jackson, CAlador Dullb, Wallie Pierce, captain of Ohio State, C'l'hmas Currieb, and Doc Spurney, CVictor Adamskyj, Even Hub Smith, CRusse11 Deitchj, and Ma,f:pie , The cheerleader. iCharles NYetzelJ, contribute their bit to help John lose his Inferiority complex. The announcer, QCharles Elhertj, informs the people that the score is VVisconsin 68- Ohio State 64 which means that the meet. depends on the relay race. John wins the race because Margie, who really loves him kisses him. This advances Ohio St.ate's points and enables them to win. John is a hero. At the fraternity dance the scene is brightened by Reggie, Olary Ellen Lindnerj, Betty, Clilvelyn Geerj, Doris, tMargaret Reesey, and Helen, tLi1lian Bowenl. Professor Deming, CErnest Doughtyl, who is there as a chaperon, helps Margie make John decide that it is she, not Julia, who loves him, nd ln the end John tells them that he is an introvert and that he is going to marry Margie right then. As a background there are Ohio State Students, VVisconsin Students, and officials, and runners which give the proper setting for the working' out of the plot. I I I The Ferrian - 1931 UNIOR PLAY The Junior Class l'lz1y was :1 tlvliprlittiilly l'Pfl'l Slilllg' vcnnetly. XYillinin l z1r:ulz15' tllzlviil llursnnl is the- futlu-r of four 4l:u1g'l1ters: Mrs. llockiiiglizun tX'iru'e- Z1-hi, l1IilI'I'l4'll, l.:nl 'l're-m'lizirtl, tlluth NYiantJ, witloweil l'hyllis l+'ul'z1fly thlnry .Xnn Sn-tlgwiclii, ll12ll'I'l2lL1't'2llblt :intl t'e-lizi I zii'zulz1y, tl-'Ilizaht-tli Bloiuzliii uninurriutl. Velia is consieloretl hy everyone as Good olrl t'eliu who t-un't finil ai man to marry ln-1 XYhen she- returns home she finils tho fzxmily discussing' the nhl lrmlition of Q'l'l'0Il stork ings and each one expressing' syniputlly that t'eli:1 must wear tht-in the third tinn sinve ht-r youngest sister is e-tiene-eel tu he inarriewl. Folia hangs to he like other girls :intl feels intensely the insult which the pity expresses, She therefore, invt-nts at story uhou her to an officer, Colonel John Smith D. S. U. not knowing' that there really is u inun hp that nzirne. After the eligugrenielit, is announced everyone from the old family svwziiit, Martin tlitlwziivl Hyluntlj, to Aflniiral Grice tGeorg'e Uuzzxiib, sees her with new eye-s. Uhl friontls Henry Steele Uunies Sl21ll5.1'hl61'l, and James Iizllf-igll t'1'0in Jonvsj, eva-n vie with ,Xeliuirul Grille for her attentions: while Robert Trziver tf'zirl :ll2i.lll'k'l'l, offers to lot her ht-lp in his olevtion. Colonel Smith, tXVilliam Houstonh as 11 result of a love-hitter, arrives at tht- Ifurtuluy house on the day that the aunmunrenient ot' his th-ath is in tht- palms-i's, throwing' .Kun hla tSuru Margaret Woodruff! into hysterirs. After spentling' the vw-iiiiig' with tk-Iizi :int sm-ing' hnw tleslrzihle sho re-ally is, he tleuitles that he should he inzu'rit-tl :intl Colin zigiw-n-s, I The Ferrian - 1931 I - - I DEB TE CLUB DEBATING has been coming more and more to the top as an inter-scholastic activity in the Martins Ferry l-Iigh School. The purpose of the DEBATE club is to increase the student's knowledge of the formalities of the platform, and to get those students together who are interested in the same phase of work. The DEBATE club, under the leadership of Miss Thelma Jenkins, meets every Tuesday at 3:21 in room 304 unless there is a special program, when the meeting: is held ill the auditorium. The members of the club are: I 'resident ............ 'Vice President ...... Sec-retary-'l'reusurer , Audrt-y Apple-g:a1'tl1 Gladys Blake ltay Burd Virfrinia liurkle David Burson Helen Cox Re-tty Jane- Uronin Kxithvrine llangerfielfl Dorolliy llurrah Dorutliy Davies lluth Dt-itch Joe Dzum Hill l3I'!iLs Helen l-Illis Vera lfvwins liertha l ietz 'lVilli:1m Frantz Thelma Gibbons .lov Grill-11 XYillizun lleil Russel Deitch Hhs-a Moore . Charles 'NVQ-tze-I Lilllzin Isuzu' XYilliz1m Jones l-Istluir .lose-pli Virginia Kreiger Hayden Samuel George Srl-liwt-izer ,lloward Tidrivk Clementine 'Villela '1'i'-woi' XYilli:uns I The Ferrian - 1931 I DEB TE TEA This is the svvond year for tho Martins lf'c1'1'y High School DICIBATE tvzun to bv ll member of the Ohio State Loz.Lg:'11e. During' these two years tho te:-mm has made g.:'1'o:it advances and has put up somo stiff opposition for the fellow members of tho leagrue. The question debated this year was, Resolved that the Chain stores are dvterimentul to the best interests of the United States' public. Debates won: Steubenville. Nvwconierstowii tforff-ity, New l'liiludt-lpliia, and Seneava- ville. Debates lost: Dover and St. Clailsville. l'l'IRSONNl'IL OF THE 'l'l'IAIlI .Xffil'TTHlliX't'Z Nt-uuutixw-: XYilli:un .Tones Y4-ru I'Tl'XYlIlS Helen Vox lluvitl Riirson llussvl Deitt-h livrtlizi Fiotz t'hzu'lvs 4Vt'0tzoI tulterlitttei NYiHi1lm PITNH l2lTCl'llEl10T I The Ferrian - 1931 I' ' ' ' ERGIL CLUB According to the custom of first class high schools, Martins Ferry High School again has a Verpxil Club. The club studies Mythology and topics related to Vergril, An appropriate program was presented in general assembly, October fifteenth, by the club, assisted by the entire Latin Department. This was our Latin Departments contri- bution to the world-wide celebration of Vergil's birth. The program consisted of Latin songs, a Tribute to Vergil, an address by Dr. Gay, a Phi Beta Kappa from Bethany College, a brief summary of the story of the Aeneid, and a play entitled ln Honor of Vergil. The club sponsor is Miss Leonore L1-mmler and the officers are: President ...... Jean Sharpe Vice President . .. .. . Williain Jones Secretary ..... Rhea Moore Treasurer ......... ............................ M arjorie Jump l'roa'ram Committee Committee of Poster Makers Uhairman-Buena Donovan Chairman-Katherine Holowid Mary Eliaabeth Carmichael ',if:5IrEdDg?l:5OnS Beltha 1' 'em Mary Ann Sedgwick Virginia VVoodruft' Helen Cox Custodian of Bulletin Board-Elden Mays I The Ferrian - 1931 I CAESAR CLUB The name of Caesar is not likely to be forgotten this year, for once more the students of this course have organized two Latin clubs. Our purpose is to broaden our knowledge of life in ancient Rome. In our meetings, various phases of Roman life such as the people, their dress, customs and homes are described by the members. Some time during the year, each member takes part in the club work, and the study of Caesar is thus made much more attractive. The officers of the two clubs are: Presidents ...... Vice Presidents . .. Secretaries .... Treasurers ......... Program Committee Chairman-Catherine Burd-Elizabeth Vavlik Mary G0ltl+rXllKlF95' Sommer Edward Hyland-VVilliam Ellis Cora, Lee Lewis-Billy XVa,r,fro Regina Paxton-Roberta Robinson . . . . . Edith 'Woodruff-Mike Hodick .. Marjorie James-Trevor Williams . . , . . . . . . . . Jane Shreve-Hazel Wilsoii . ..... Thomas Me1'cerWMary Jane Zuhars Poster Committee Chairman-Betty Spidvl-Louise Komornic Lillian lS2lZlt'Yl':V9lj'l1 Moore Edith VVoodruff-XVilliam Ellis Virgrinia Del'uy-Mary June Zuhars Mar,2'a.ret, 'Hart-George Cecil Custodian of Bulletin Boards--Lillian lsaac-'Michael Lahood I The Ferrian - 1931 I OMMERCIAL CL B The UOMMERKTI.-Xl, club of 15031 has planned a series of meetinpxs to develop more interest in, and understanding of the problems of the business world. All Seniors in the Commercial course are active members of the club. Business men of Martins Ferry have been asked to give talks on some of the phases of business. Progrrains prepared by the pupils will consist of the dramatization of correct and incorrect procedures in the business world, embracing: such matters as: business ethics, personality, and etiquette. At least one informal outdoor social affair is being planned for the early spring. The officers of the club are: ' .. Frank Reynard . Martha Hartman .. 'Virg.:'inia Ambrose President ................. Vice l'resident .....,..,. Secretary-Treasurer ....... ..,............ The members of the club are: Vi rginia A mbrose I-Setty Arbauprh Lillian Bowen Mary Jane Calder Doris Clark Elmer Curley Elsie Daubenmeyer Russell DeVault Robert Finney Richard Gromen Martha Hartman Dorothy Hopkins Sarah Jonas Lucretia Kador Harold Koerber Mary Ellen Linder Gwendolyn Dunn Irene Dzuro Kathleen Farmer Paul Lucas Agnes Martin Dorothy Milburn Evelyn Mills Harry Finserhut Elizabeth Moses Velma Mussard Joseph Orban Frank Pakron Mary Pavlik Margaret Reese Frank Reynard Martha Shimp Marjorie VVilliams Mary Withers Doris VVrig:ht I The Ferrian - 1931 I NEWSPAPER STAFF To the Newspaper Staff goes all the credit we can possibly give them. Through this group, composed entirely of Journalism students, the School News Column in The Daily 'l'imes, was edited and produced. In this Column appeared all the principal happenings of the school week. The football smiths met with utmost praise with the school offirials as well as the townspeople, It was always the thought of the staff that the paper must go out on time. During: the first semester, it was produced by the Journalism classes, and credit was reeeived through liipqher g.:'ra.des. However, this subject is dropped the second semester and these students volunteered tio keep on working' by putting: it out once a week and receiving: nothing for their work. Few people know the amount, of work done by this never tiring' group. Many were the nigrhts that the staff had to burn the midnight oil in order to put the paper out on time. Never once did these students fail to do their assigned work. Much credit must pqo to the five girls who acted as reporters and typists, These were: Eva Buffimrton, I-Zvelyn Mills, Marjorie XVilliams ,Margaret Oliver, and Mary I-Ellen Lintlm-r. Many were the nights that they broke appointments to get hair curls, but nevertheless were willing: to work. So lend your voices, follow students, while we give a rousing: Cheer for our newspaper staff. STAFF l'l'IKSONNl'Il, Editor CHARLES VVETZICL Ass't Editor MARY ELLEN LINDNI-IR Reporters Thomas Uurrie Iivelyii Mills Eva Bui'fing'ton Marjorie Nvilliams Lee Maxwell ltlarpraret, Oliver .lean Sharpe Alador 'Dull Frank lieynard Trevor Rhys Robert Blackburn I The Ferrian - 1931 I GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves have always been prominent in the activities of Martins Ferry High School, but this year under the leadership of the president, Marjorie Carlile. and with the help of the cabinet and the two new sponsors, Miss Lemmler and Mrs. Anderson, it is felt that the striving for a successful year was not in vain. Companionable meetings were planned to help the G. R. girls to be better fitted to live up to their code! meetings which included the three cornered idea of home, school, and church, were arranged. The excellent work done by the entire outfit for five different children party for the Kiddies, at which Santa children on the Indian lieservation to The social side of this group has by all when events were given. such Banquet, Backward Dance, Y. XV. C. rally. The cabinet. is as follows: Marjorie Carlile .. Sarah Jonas .. .lean Sharpe Lillian Bowen ..... Mary Jane Calder Betty Arbaugh .... Jean Thompson .... Anna Mary Wilson .. Buena Donovan Marjorie Jump Virge Zell ...... Dorothy Stark . .. Elsie Barth . .. lletty Bleycrs girls has been unsurpassed. At was furnished and there was a Christmas time an charming Christmas presided. At this time fifty gifts were sent to the help brighten the days. not been slighted. Many good times were enjoyed as a Halloween party, Teas, Mother and Daughter A. Annual Banquet, and Hostes s at the Inter Cluh . . . . .. l'r1-sident Vice President .. Inter Club Council Representative .. Decorating' L '1'reasurer ......., Secretary .. Poster Chairman . . . . Social Service . VVays and Means Fommittee Chairman .. . . . . . . . .. Program Committee ......... Custodian . . Social Chairman Song' 'Leader . lllillltl Player I The Ferrian - 1931 I HI-Y CL B The aims of the Hi-Y are to create, maintain, and extend throughout the High School and community, high standards of Christian character. This year several of the boys and the sponsor, Mr. Lincoln, attended both a district and a county conference held at Zanesville and St. Clairsville, respectively. The purpose ot' these conferences was to acquaint the members with each other, and with the purpose, and ideals of the Hi-Y. At the meetinpps the boys have worthwhile discussions on every day life, and often have :L chance to hear vocational speakers. The social events of the year consisteil of Weiner roasts, a stag' party, and the annual Sweetheart banquet. The officers of the are: President Yice President Secretary ..... Treasurer .. The members of the club are: Emerson Aukerman Harold Beavon Thomas Currie Albert Davies Ernest Doughty .Ioe Dzuro Robert Finney Harry Grayson Howard Grayson Charles Gillespie Bill Harris Ernest Harris XYilliam Houston .Xlilice Irwin James Irwin Thomas Jones Orland Krenkt- Carl Maurer Eldon Mays Trevor Rhys Maurice Rowley Frank lteynarml Hayden Samuel Lloyd Samuel Louis Schweizer Frank Sedgwick James Slaughter Him-hartl Vaughan Charles XVetzel Harold lleavon Harry Grayson Lloyd Samuel liltlen Mays 4. I The Ferrian - 1i931il CLUB i.,, The M club represents all students in High School earning a letter in connection with any sport. Because of the fact that earning a letter in athletics is so difficult, it has been the custom of the school in past years to form a club in recognition of lettermen of the school. Among the group are State champions in baseball, members of the best football team in all Ohio, and members of one of the best basketball teams in the Valley. .Iohn Alrnasy Howard Battin Caroline Barbaley Eleanor Deavon Blanche Beck Albert Davis Harry Deitch VVilliam Dorsey George Gocsik Charles Griffith John Groza Mike l-lodick Alex Horvath VVilliam Hyland Otis Kirkpatrick Joseph Kozelko Richard Letzelter Scott Lewis Mary Ellen Linrlner Paul Lucas Mary Ellen Molitor Woodi ow Moore James Oliver Elizabeth l'avlik Mary Pavlik VVilliam Pucci Margaret Reese Clarence Reynard Frank Reynard Stephen Rowley Steve Santa James Scarfpin Dorothy Smith John Thomas VVilliam VVarp.:'o Lianore Vifinstel Charles Yoho Urwin Zimmerman 4l The Ferrian - 1931 I FERRIAN STAFF Seniors XX'illi:im Jones llvlen Cox J nniors Murjorio .lump .ls-un Slmrpq- llusinvss Iklaiiaigvi- Harold lfkvzivmi Qtuff l'v1'sonnvl uf tlw l4'v1'l'iz111 1-Inlitoi' Cliarlvs XYeize1 Assistant I-Zllitoi' lilury Ellen Linilnvr Vluss Editors Snphomores Dorothy Stark llusse-ll lleitf-h Freshmen M:nr'g:'zxi'ei Oliver Marjorie XVilliams Evelyn Mills Fun-ulty V4-nsui' Annie E, Morrey Business Stuff Atlilciivs Frzmk Hv5'll2ll'tl xl1lSlC Alzuloil' Dull fTl'H'illllZ2ltlOl'lS Eval llillfflllgtllfl Mary li. liimlnm' Finzinviixl Amlvism li. Ill. Mm'l4':i1'l:i11:l QI The Ferrian - 1931 I' HOSPITAL STAFF The Hospital room has proven at benefit to the High School and Junior High students in giving: first aid to emergency cases during the school hours. Capable monitors, trained by Miss Sore- and Miss Sheriff, are in charge of this work. 1330 students were given medical attention for about 20 different ailments during' the year 1929-30. In caring for these patients, 18 different kinds of medicine were used. The Hospital monitors are: lieeulars and Substitutes lidith XYoodruff lletty Grey Virginia DePuy Goldie liartza Marjorie Mercer Martha Jump Helen Zuhars Mary Carmichael Mary Ellen Lindner Dorothy Stark 1-Ilizabeth Moses Nancy Grey Dorothy Ault Bertha. Fietz Gertrude Griffith Kathaleen Newland Martha Eighme Ada. Perry Jessie Wilsoii Eleanor Beavon Ruth VViant Mary Gold Erma Ellis Mary Ann Sedgwick OFFICE STAFF The Office Staff, under the supervision of Mr. McFarland, was organized for the purpose of assisting with the minor jobs about the office. Their work consists in filing' records, looking up schedules, calling' students and teachers to the office, answering the telephones and collecting' absence slips. lst 2nd 3I1tl 4th 5th 6th 7th STAFF PERSONNEL period Marjorie Jump period Frank Reynard period Russell Devault period Ray Hurd period Harold Beavon period Jean Thompson period Charles Elbert LIBRARY STAFF The Library Stafi' headed by Miss Gibson, our Librarian, rapidly rose to a place 01' prominence among' the other organizations this year, through the cooiperatioii and hard work on the part of the memcbrs of the stntf. There work consists in checking' all out- g-ing' books and keeping- tab on those coming' ing mending and shelving' books: catalogu- ing: and running' errands for the Librarian. L STAFF PERSONNPIL Ruth lVlcAninch Dorothy Stark Russell Deiteh Eva Buffington Anna Mary Vvilson Charles Wetzel Joseph Kozelko Russell Devault Alice Latham I Q 1 :. -3- I The Ferrian - 1931 le UNIGR-SE IOR LITERARY CONTEST The Junior-Senior Literary Contest, sponsored by the English Department, is at true representation of the talent and ability ot' the two highest classes of Martins Ferry High School. Allniaterial for the events is original, and each contestant: has some pai-it in presenting' his event. During' the contest this year, the audienee was held in lm-aitliless suspense during- the eventsg some in doubt as to the outvome, some fervently praying' for their Chosen class to win, and at. few, a very, very few just certain that their class had to win. lint il1l'0UL:li it all, on the stage, bark Stage. z1n:l through the zltulieiive, there pm-vaiilefl ll spirit of good will and sportsmanship between the two contesting' classes. Following' the events the vote was taken and the Uliziirniaiii 2lllllOlli'lt't'tl the results which were: BIllil0It!vf.l'llPeslrllifll' Soloe-Junior P09111-Junim' Extentpmwmeous Spa-et-li-.liiiiior lm irom tu sweet-h--Junior . . . . I p ' 1 I Llleratry t'arit'ziture-Senior Literary Tzilileati-.Junior . Playlt'tfSenior Debate-.l un ior The cup was then presented to the President of the winning' class t.Iuniori as a token of their ability. Each participant that won ret-eiveil at :old pin. The iirogram was as follows: SEN I UR JUNIOR Monolotrue Victor Adamsky X'il1:il1i2L '1'2Ulll'N Poem Charles XVetzel Impromptu Speech Russell Deitch Literary Tahleau Evelyn Logue tarranged byl Ernest Harris M artru ret, Oli ver Sarah Jonas Debate Russell Deitch Solo Harold Koerber, Composer Accompanied by Dorothy Milburn lflxtompormieous Speech Charles Shelly w Literary l aricature Katherine Holowid Playlet Marjorie Mercer-Author Alador Dull Clarajean Morris Ernest Doughty Eva Huffington Betty Arbaugh Mary Ellen Lindner Evelyn Geer Paul Lucas Trevor Rhys John Steele JFDGES Miss Bess Cole, Martins Ferry, Ohio. Mr. Lawrence Jenkins, Bridgeport, Ohio. Mrs. L. B. Henderson, Martins Ferry, Ohio. David Rurson Vera Fewins Maryraret Alliret-lit tarranged U l-larry Socea Dan Giancola Ray Burd Bob Gildow VVill Frantz Bertha Fietz Mary Prtljaga, Sung by Virge Zell Joe Dzuro Betty Hoffman Composer Katherine Dangerfield-Author Tom Jones Carl Maurer Elizabeth Morgan Edward Hyland Aldiee Irwin James Slaughter Thelma Sterling' Virge Zeh Dorothy Galbraith Emerson Aukerman Mary Ann Sedgwick Don Myers I lr 'I The Ferrian - 1931 I: - 5 '- +- El FEATURES Special sound effects of the usual noise. Wl1iSt1iI1:1'. horse laughs, and the ear-breaking din raised by our student body in the process of changing' classes. Our crooning trio, Jack Machin, Betty Arbautrli. and Elsie Barth, stroll along' harmonizing' some sort of a song. Those three songstcrs make a very pretty trio with their combined efforts. tf'For the benefit of the Freshmen, a trio is a. tenor with a severe coldy. The schools practical joker. llilly NYarg'o, the- little rascal. knot-ks the books out of sonu- unsuspecting students arms and escapes in the crowd. Always up to some quaint t-oinvdy. such as putting' tarks on your seat, and other such pranks serve to make you wish that there was a law against prac- tical jokers. Three young- ladies and Mr. Stevenson are also seen walk- ing' by, immediately followed by the pride and hope ot' the Blackburn family, ltobert, better known as Hob by his friends. Two bewildered Freshmen, lletty Sisley and John VVat-ker, hurry by. Statistics show that 95 59-100 of the Freshmen are bewildered at their first year at our spacious building: John Pierce, Donald Bowes, and George NVard, all staunch supporters of 'tdear old Chuck R. Shreve, stagger to their classrooms after a, hard workout in the Gym. Joe Kozelko also swaggers apast. still living' in the ecstasy of his football days when he carried our team to victory. What's that peculiar noise we hear? ls it Mr. Feeters cleaning the grates, or is it just the band practicing? W'el1 never mind- - Lloyd Oliver in his usual daze enters a room directly across from us, to sleep through another period. Jimmy Slaughter and Carlo Maurer walk by. These boys attempt to make a Daytona Beach out of Hanover Street, the way they fly by in their old Ford. A bunch of Seniors seem to be excited about something. It appears that the Juniors don't have to stake the Seniors to It banquet this year. Oh well, it's probably because there are too many mouths to feed. If all the students at a ban- quet table were put end to end, they would reach. There goes Bill Ellis, an aspiring' pupil. He was mas- sacre of ceremofnies at the literary contest. Elmer Curley, Chemistry's Einstein, strides by. XYhen bet- ter Uhemistry explosions are made, Elmer will make them. VVho's that old looking' man Coming: up the hall? Why its only Don Meyers who has nianaged to raise a trenuine mustache. David liursop, enters a room, before a girl, and is promptly yanked back by Miss Morrey, who strictly enforces that rule of etiquette. as so many students have found out. Mrs. Anderson hurries into Jesse l'etty's room to tcll him that the water from his sinks is again leaking' into her room. 'l'lu-y ought to fit Mrs. Anderson's pupils with bathing suits. and change hor room into an indoor swimming' pool. l-lere cutiies Trevor Rhys, the bald-healed Senior, and Mrs. Simpsons tavorito daughter, Martha. VVell thi-re's just a few of the usual strag:g'lers in the hall now, and they are disappearing into theirrooms. Fat Jer-- ai-r is the only pupil left. and as the door closes on his huge bulk. the bell rings and we gaze down an empty hall. Harry Arthur Walton 31. Talk about these Modern Girls! They haven't anything on Mr. McFarland! Many a pleasant hour has been spent with just him, his tweezers, and his mirror in his den plucking his eyebrows. T0 A FLAPI-'ER Blessings on thee Little Dame. Bare back girl, knees the same, XVizh' thy turned down silken hoseg NVith thy bobbed hair's jaunty grace, And the makings on thy face: With thy red lips redder more Spread with lipstick from the store, From my heart l' give thee joy, Glad that I was born a. boy. Hatdorf: tin Biology! How can you tell a poisonous snake t'rom an unpoisonous snake. Toonerville : By the bite. 'Virge had a little lamb. Given By a friend to keep lt followed her around, until lt died from want of sleep. 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