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

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as - 'Th ' Betty Jane Williams Class Basketball 3-4g Debate 43 Girl Reserves 1-2-3, Class Play 3. Now Betty Jane likes to draw, And with her, too, :1ttr:letio11 is a Iaw 3 Her Wit has Won her great renown, Ami she's seldom known to frown. Billy S. Williams Now Billy likes to swing the bat, Then, he's in his element: In 4-lass, at inattention, he never sat, Ilis energies are very well spent. Mary Louise Williams Band l-2-3-45 Class Basketball 1-2- 3-45 Mary Louise has plenty of snap, Hel' good humor is ever on tap: Her many friends enjoy her humor, And of laziness, there's never a rumor. Dolores Woods Girl Reserves 1-2-3-43 Home Eco- nomics Club 2: Jr.-Sr. Literary Contest 4. Dolores' pastime is debating, In the Girl Reserves, she has a high ratingg She is one of our very eoluely lasses, And she brightens all her classes. Martins Ferry High School - e gem an 1935 Frederick Wrixon Hi-Y 45 Jr.-Sr. Literary Contest Il--lg Ferria.u Stuff 4: Dramatic Club 3-4: Library Staff 4: Class Play 3-43 Stage Crew 3-.4 l+'reddie, playing many parts. Ilzls Won his way into our hearts. XVas a good villain in the Junior Play, XVe will miss him when it's May. Almeda Wyant Ferrinn Staff 4. Alim-da was iiecessary to the Fer- rian Staff, At her excellent typing, no one could laughg 'Phe Inst thing: :xllllliflil fears is work, ller lessons, she's never known to shirk. Elvia Yoho In Business English, lllvia shines, Ami she's illStlll1.flllSlll34l herself many times: She also likes her Bookkeeping. Anal in class, she's never enuglit sleeping. Ruth Zimmerman Class Basketball 1-2-3-4 Girl Re- serves 4. i'Zimmy enn take dictation, Shes' an export at notation: She surely loves to play Basket- hall, And eonsialers it no task at all. Tazenty-jive

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The gerricln 1935 -1- Paul Thorburn The mlm' of the new lll0Wll h:1y A1111 the will uf the 1111111111151 iiowr-1-s Awaken his 111'e:1111s uf becouiiiigr soiue day A great :1g1'ic'111t111'is1 of powers. Ira Trosch Football 3-43 Nl. Club 3-4. Oh! I1'il'S 0111- of great l'CllfJWll I Bt,'t'RlllStE of his t:14'kli11g 1111 the g:1'11l- 1111112 V :All :1ll-state 11111111 W1-'re 11l'UlUi ol you, i A1141 wish you Slll'f't'SS 1411- your spirit true. Leah Trouten Basketball 3-4. L1-:ah is like :1 lN1Jll'0Il light 'l'l1:1t shines :1r'1'0ss the seal, I So shim-s she 111 her work so l11'1grl1l, S111-'s :rs hrilliarut :rs one Cilll be. Arthur Tulbure Dramutir- Club 1. Thr-re wus :1 y111111g fellow 11511111-11 Art. 1Vho typed with nll his l1e:11't: A job he 11111141 ezrrry 511111 never would t:11'1'y, But would Cill'l'flllly 4141 his pfrrt. Dorothy Vickers :All ilifl':l4'llVt! lauly is Olll' Dot, And ig:11o1':111t, shi- 1-1-1't:1i11ly is nut: WVhe11 it r-111111-s to HllSlllt'SS l-luglish, Hers:-lf she does rlistiuguish. 1 1 . 9, 1 a s if 'ie 122 S 1 We e H 41 l! Lee Walker A 1ll'Uill'lt'lli yming ge-11111-1111111 is our LM' 111-'s wry 1:41011 :lt typing, you see: Ilr- lllt'1'iS.l'Vl'I'j' thing: with il grin, Num- Izlss s llt'ill'i', he's sure to win. Bessie Ward Band I-2-3-4. 141-ssiu loves her 1-l:11'i11et, She treats it like il little 111-ti ller Shnrtlmilrl holds hex' spell- lwuund, liusiness English, too, wr-'ve found. Albert Wetzel I-li-Y 3-4. Ylllllljf Wetzel would :1 tlruggist be, 11's his :1111l1itio11, you lllllST sc-eg llis lessons receive l1is 02ll't'fllI :lt- tx-11tio11 D 'l'r1 4'ill'l'y 011 his noble i11t1-11t1011. Alice Williams Class Basketball 1-2-3-4. Alim-'s sweet brown eyes are clear :11111 pretty, S111-'s :11s11 very vlevel' 111111 wittyi A1111 she-'s il quite Dtllllllill' Senior, To 2l'lllIllD1l' 111' 1,Kl'0llCl1 wu've seldulrl sm-11 ll1'l'. Betty Williams Vluss Basketball I-2-3-45 Girl Re- serves l-2: Cheerleader 4. W1- slmulel 1-111-or her, 021011 111111 :1ll, L1-t llvl' 111':1ises till the :1i1', For the wzly that she 11l:1y4-ml Hus- kr-tlmll Was sr-1114-ll1i11g very 1':11'e. 1 T,Lgmy.Qf0u4 --Martins Ferry High School

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-O The g'erricn1935-ee GOMER DAVIES Dear Lord Thou dost know Our tender love and care 3 To our departed classmate We devotedly make this prayer. Protect him through all strife, we pray, Who with us was a graduate to beg And may he know when we graduate this May, He will be there in our memory. As we walk in cap and gown, We shall, see his shining face, When we receive the diploma for our own, We'll imagine he's there in his place. Would that we could show our debt For the joy and pleasure he hath given, But we know that You will not forget To bless him there in Heaven. -Arthur Hodge 35 HARRISON DEITCH The clock of life is wound but once, And we mortals have not the power To tell just when it may stop At a late or early hour. The ones we love are here today And tomorrow they may be gone, But they will linger in our hearts And memories, as this one Whose infectious laughter and humorous sayings Are missed by us, one and all. A classmate dear, who led each cheer And was a friend to all. His de'ath was a sorrowful blow Not only to the Senior Class, But to many other companions With whom he oft did pass Many a happy hour, many a friendly chat. To him, we dedicate this poem And we our God beseech That He will make us ever worthy, Of our classmate, Harrison Deitch. -Arthur Hodge 35 IN MEMORY OF MILDRED WOODY Oh de'ath, why did'st thou come In this perfect year of thirty-five To dawn on us with a steely gray, And take our beloved one far away To a land with streets of gold and pearl, Where she can no longer for us toil? She was a benefit to us in every way. Oh, Death, why Wert thou made? But there's another side to be sought, , It may come to you as a subconscious thought That God in Heaven knows the best, He took her for everlasting rest. Her work here on earth is o'er, And she worries and grieves over it no more. Her soul in Heaven we know will rest Under the watchful eye of God, our Best! -Wm. Jackson '35 I I Twenty-siarf e e Marlins Ferry High School