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

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-'i Gfw Ferrlan - H' H59 ' - Helen Adamslly Commercial Club 4: National Honor Society -15 Salutatorian. Helen is the serious minded. here- for-a-purpose girl, and is almost always on the honor roll. Roy L. Altonen Football 1: Baseball 2. Roy is a clever artist and is to be commended also for his class work in the Senior year. Helen Annett Girl Reserves I-2: Class Basket- ball 4: Commercial Club 4: Mil- ford. Delaware. A rzirl whose Shorthand grades are unsurpassed. Raymond Armstrong Ray is a staunch baseball en- thusiast. Richard Aukerman Band 1-2-3-4: Orchestra 43 Glee Club 4: Hi-Y 2-3-4: Caesar Club 2. Dick is an outstanding member of both the band und the Hi-Y Club. T5i:'ii f pi if, .- . X. X N--.X - 'fig 1- ,,. 7311934 :ner Edith Barber Edith is an efficient typist and is very much interested in Journalism Betty Jane Beavon Class Basketball 1-2-3-4: Glee Club 45 Dramatic Club 1-2-4: Caesar Club 2: Ferrian Staff 1-2. Betty is the aggressive little bas- ketball player, and has done quite good work in her studies. Clifford Beck Clif says little and does much along the mathematical line. Mildred Beckett Bridgeport High School Becky will surely be a big busi- ness woman some day with the love of her Commercial subjects. Chester Bellville Sociology Club 4. Ches does his part in Baseball and Sociology. Twelve

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MAPUNS FFQQY ee- 5 GQQ errion ga H1 0L 11 SENICRS Cfficers WILBUR HESLOP . . ..... Prcsidefrzt ARLETTA GIBSON . . . Vice Preslzident THOMAS PADDEN . . . . . Sec'retary NORMAN OLIVER . . . Trea.Sure'r CLASS FLOWER: Dajjfodil CLASS COLORS: Gold and Black CLASS MOTTOI Work overcomes ercr'yfl1z'ng. ' A BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE CLASS OF 1934 In the year 1930, the present Senior Class of Ferry High entered the portals of our great institution as Freshmen, a class which was destined to make history, and to establish records which the classes of posterity might attempt to equal. During' the school year of 1931-1932, this promising class of high school students began to develop confidence in itself. The class became organized and contributed one of its number to act as Chairman for the annual Junior-Senior Literary Contest. The year 1932-33 found this Junior Class nearing the peak of its ability. Proof of this was the marvelous presentation of the Junior Class play, Seventeen, on the night of March 10, 1933. The triumph of our Junior year came on the evening of May 12, 1933, when the Junior Class of 1933 did itself proud and obtained school- wide recognition of its ability, when it entertained the Senior Class of 1933 at the annual Junior-Senior Reception, The congeniality and fellowship of the Junior Class during the reception was a thing to be admired. The class approached its dignified attainment with the comforting fact that they were now Seniors. They opened their final display of showmanship with an impressive victory over the Juniors in the annual Junior-Senior Literary Contest, March 9, 1934. Under the spell of victory, the Senior Class Bnsketeers swept to a victory in the boys' Class tournament. Our colorful School career is drawing to a conclusion with the presentation of the Senior Class Play, Captain Applejackf' and Commencement Season activities. May the efforts of the Class of '34 be remembered long in the annals of Ferry High. Qe:cf:c:u:x:fv:o:nrx:n:s:n:t:t:1f:f.':.c:c1zeen,' 1 9 3 4 U?:6SlC5GC5':i'5Ci'5'5'-fi'5'-5':V1'-'5':i':V11XQ Eleven ,, 1

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Ghe , er r i Slit K Charles Bennett This lad is a mushball aspirant. Bernalda Berry Dramatic Club 1-2-3: Girl Re- serves 1-3: Ferrian Staff 4. Bernulda is an A and B stu- dent whose particular interests are Dramatics and Public Speaking Ralph Berwinkle Football 1-2-3--4: M. Club 2-3-4. We know Ralph for his consistent h,1r1l playing on the gridiron. Homer Black Football 3-4: Bwskefball 1-2-3--1: Baseball 3: Hi-Y Club 3-4: M. Club 4. Homer's determined chin stands him in rzood stead on the basket- ball floor. .4. ,. - Edward Boston Football 1-2-3-4: M. Club 4 Ed is a boy we have to look up to -the valiant end of the Pur- ple Riders. Edith Bowman Edith excels in penmanshin and in Public Speakinit. Lawrence Boyer Bellaire High School 1-2. Larry is an Economics star. Catherine Brown Catherine is a keen Journalism student. and has a good attitude toward all her work. if- . . 1 ' Victoria Bleclnr Clyde Brown HV, H .C0m':e'clak Club 41 I t fig'-ff 1-ii-Y Cm, 2.3--11 F.,..u.1.1i 1-241.41 ic is a 'een ummercia su- ' - M, C11 .L dent. She makes A's and B's if Cl I -, , hll :lil W x ,H not in Shorthand. and is an all around jf- . yi 0 is .i .A e fc uf' il vt 1 , good worker. :.n1l clexutcll lu out 1.1 . fini' CS: k If ,tif . . . ' ei , mnzicrcxezmnevzfcxcgeexj 19 3 4 fI'i1'.i':!C1C15':'KZ..FZ!C2l'.T155S5P1':fS':1O Thirteen l