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

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SE IOR Preridenf .,.. ....,.,..,............., S teve Dzuro Coforr-eBlue and Gold Vice P7'ri'5i!ZI67lf ..... .............,..... S am Campbell F!0ww !Tulip Secrelmlv .......,....................,... Bill Vickers !lI0ll0'e'Not to be served, but to serve Trcaszww' ,,.,... ,....,..............., B ill Carson Oh school, we're 'bout to leave you And in parting shed a tear, For the friends that we have made here, One and all so very dear. We started out together And altho the way seemed steep, XYe toiled on and upward, To each task We had to meet. XVith due credit to our teachers, XYho have lent a helping hand XVG Went to them with problems For they were sure to understand. Now that we have reached our goal, To Ferry Hi we'll 'ere be true And as the Class of '38, Wle bid you all Hadieuf' Namy Eberfc U38

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N 3 V Y 4 V ff 71 . -- l X f e 4' - 1, , Q 1 ef X f, --PF v. . 2- A ---5 T -H- . . . , -Qvgdalafieafif'-Q,-ew.,-1,1257 'Y tif -f Y' 1 - .ELL--:Ty f-1 ',..el,- ,.,.a-1,a',,'5,'.,-,'f- ,,,. A V, , . -re ...:.-lim. ,, . ,-...-- 1-fav ,f 4.,-., f.,-.: '15, . g.f .L 1 1 -- -- 1- -- -rs: A - 1- ',g'f-7 3- -.. - J ,.- 1, Z .W if ff es, '- -3-.4 C.- john Adams Library Staff, 2-3-4, Class Basket' ball, 2-3, Hi-Y, 3-4, Basketball Man- ager, 3-4, Baseball Manager, 3, Dra- matic Club, 2-3-4, Class Play, 3. John is a boy of real ability and worth. His work as manager of the football and basketball teams has prov- en that he is a hard and dependable worker. Henry Alburn Dramatic Club, 4, Typewriting Club, 3, Science Club, 4, Checker, 2. Our Henry is a very proficient gen- tleman who meets everything with a grin. His manner is quite silent but in silence there is might as we all have been able to realize by Henry's clever- ness. Frances Alvarez Class Basketball, l-2, Student Rep- resentative, 4, Hall Guard, 4, Home Economic, I, Gym Club, 2-3-4, Girl Reserve, l-2-4. Frances is a happy-go-lucky girl, a true sport, and a friend to everyone. You can always see her with a pleasing smile which wins her true friendship. Floyd Ashton Ferrian Staff, 4, Student Representa- tive, 3, Caesar Club, 3, Science Club, 4, Glee Club, 2, Scholarship Team, 2-3, National Honor Society, 4. Ash differs in that he thrills the teachers with superior grades in math- ematics, English, etc., and through his sportsmanship and humor has found a popular place among his classmates. Thomas Barber Class Basketball, 4, Football, 2-3-4, M Club, 3-4. Tom's achievements on the gridiron we shall never forget, for he was one of the mainstays of our team, always in there, ready and willing to fight. Evelyn Barnett Home Economic, 2, First Aid Club, 4, Girl Reserve, 2-3. Evelyn is a friendly girl and is liked by those who know her. She is study- ing to be a nurse and here's hoping she succeeds in her profession, Dale Barr Checker Club, 2. Dale has the distinction of being one of the tall and handsome members of our student body. Here is a boy who has good character, honesty and trust- worthiness being his polices. XOLAV- OJVQ. jane Barr Dramatic Club, Z-3-4, ss Play, 3, lferrian Staff, 3, Office, 4, jr.-Sr. l.it- erary Contest, 3-4, llebate, l, Hall Guard, 2-3-4, Caesar Club, 2, Home lfconomic, l, Girl Reserve, l-2-3-4, Band, 3-4, National Honor Society, 4, jane is one of our most versatile seniors. She will be long remembered for her commendable work as a drum- maior. She is also recognized as one of our public-speaking stars, Orville Beavon Dramatic Club, 3-4, Class Play, 3, lferrian Staff, l, -Ir.-Sr. Literary Con- test, 3, Science Club, 2, Hi-Y, 3-4, Nl Club, 3, Athletic 'l'reas., 3-4, National Honor Society, 4. Orville has proven a valuable cog in the machinery of Ferry High. He has reached the pinnacle of his high school career with flying colors. His services as school treasurer have been invalua- ble. Ruth Beck Cnmmerirfnzenl Sjwrzzkrf' Dramatic Club, l-3-4, lferrian Staff,3, National Honor Society, 3-4, jr.-Sr. Literary Contest Chairman, 2, Hall Guard, 4, Home Economic, 2, Girl Re- serve, l-2-3-4, Glee Club, l-2-3-4, Scholarship Team, 3. Ruth has been a fine student all four years in the College Prep course, and a good leader among her fellow students. She has always proved to be a friend of all.