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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1942 volume:

OHIO VALLEY PRINTING COMPANY ANNUAL VARIETY SHOW This year's production, again directed by Howard Cochran, ranks with the outstanding in Perry Variety Show history. Edna Louise Marquardt excelled as Mistress of Ceremonies, and the orchestra, under the direction of Jessie Sisley, rendered the selections in a masterful way, In the Hi Neighbor number the girls of the cast circulated through the hall and, while singing, shook hands with those in the audience. Star performances were made by the vocal soloists, Eleanor Barker, Isabel Hodor, Rita Schultz, Geraldine Bachman, .luanita Shafer and Mary Emma Blinco June Hellner proved a surprising comedienne as she danced, sang, and laughed her way through Deep in the Heart of Texas. Nancy Davis was featured on her saxophone, violin and piano, while Alex Vargo's nimble fingers beat out Moonlight Cocktail Serenade, Ethel Pocsilc made a hit with her cowgirl yodeling. Joe Voytecek, football and track star, was seen in a new role, that of a gossiper, Ernie Dull and Bob Lavy made free-hand drawings while the show was in progress. An added attraction was given by the graceful dancing team of Madalyn Burdess and Betty June Cevola. A number was played by the Trumpet Quartet that qualified for the State Contest. The patriotic finale proved to be a hit of hits. lt featured Edna Louise Marquardt as Miss Marine, Nancy Davis as Miss Aviation, and Jessie Sisley as Miss Navy. Each of the three was introduced with music appropriate for the branch of the service which she represented, and after the trio had been brought to the front and center, the orchestra went into The Star Spangled Banner, and the entire audience arose in tribute to the National Anthem. Hats off to the 1942 Victory Varieties Cast l I JESSIE SISLEY, V12 THE CITY LOAN 8: GUARANTY Y 3 Q 12. ,w'f.,2i,' . - 4. 7 . K 4-.,'- , -. ,':l'.A:i .... H ,: . H 'AN-ra lb... ' fi 'E i 4 . J McGHEE 8: CO. Everything for the Office, Wheeling FACULTY NOTES ln leaving good old Ferry High, As the class of Forty-Two, Some will breathe a heavy sigh, And some depart with feelings blue. We might have acted up a bit, And made our teachers mad, But the spark in our hearts the teachers lit, When we part, will make us sad. Coach Tommy Jones with dimples deep, is a regular sport for all to meet. And Sandy Sandrock with his cute bow ties, Is the pride and joy of all the guys. Then our old pal Thomas at bat at the pool, Trying to hit safe in keeping up cool. Goes Corporal Hopkins the heart breaking slam, We praise him for leaving to join Uncle Sam. Fine Charlie Stroup gnawing his nails, Back in a corner checks annual sales. Mr. Frank Stallings of the great singing brand, As a Band Chaperone is a humdinger grand. We'll remember Miss Vennum the teacher of art, And when found chewing gum to the office we'd start. We learned cooking and sewing from Miss Craft and Miss Lane Whom We'll recall in good housekeeping again and again. There was one fine old class where we failed to get smart, In a sense of the word - O, you know Fred Hart. As we trudged to school late in our ears rang the call, REPORT! Mr. May announcing. Place: DEEtention Hall. Let's remember Floyd Baker and his basketball champs, The pride of Ohio, and big shots of the vamps. Here's to good old Pop Cochrane, the Wiz of the band, Who conducts Ferry High, the best in the land. Two favorites, sweet Lois Sharp and petite Tootie Reese, Take a tug at our hearts hard to release. For our schoolmaster deluxe Superintendent Fred Teal, Words will not express the honor we feel. We could go on and on from the school record score, But We'll sign off right here and bore you no more. We hope to meet often in the life we pass through, But now we remain yours truly, Class of '42. JESSIE SISLEY CHAS. MORGAN DRUGGISTS Cut Rate Drugs fr fi ,ii Tr .-Z' JOE MELCHIORI Willow Zane Sunoco Service QUALITY MOTOR COMPANY Hudson and Pontiac Sales and Service THANK YOU Before we close, we would like to thank ou sponsors, the advertisers, and everyone who ha helped us in producing this book. THE FERRIAN STAFF M - K FOOD STORES Save Each Day at Your Local M - K wwf my g .titty T THE FERRIAN STAFF Betty Letzelter, Editor-in-Chief - The one who gets the blame tor all the book isn't, as well as all it is, thus the editor is going to be out ot town the day the Annuals are distributed. Mary Lou Gow, Junior Editor - No introductions necessary, we think. This 1S the gal who is going to undergo the trials and tribulations ot the editor next year. Bow Bowen, Advertising Manager - l-lmmmm, it being advertising manager means to date Marion Lysinger and to play basketball, the Ferrian has never had a better one than Frosty. Evelyn Underwood, Features Editor - This is the person on whom the blame for the features section should be put, but considering the fact that she did so little for the features section, you can't blame her tor what IS in it, rather than for what ISN'T. Anna Orend, Business Manager - Aha! business. Well a little bird told me Miss Orend had other business than Ferrian to worry about. Bob Forsythe, Sales Manager - Here's a super salesman. He can sell anything. He even sold his heart to Patty Lane. fProbably on the installment plan so he can get it back it she fails to live up to the terms of the contract.l Grace Schwender and Gloria Mattern, Typists - Guaranteed to misspell and mispunctuate every write-up. Don't blame them though, someone put the keys on their typewriters in the wrong places. Ned Schurtz, Cartoonist - The only arty member of the staff. We are truly lucky to have euch a good humorist as Ned on the staff. .lack Blair, Sports Editor - All the athletes cater to .lack in order to get a good build-up in this little volume. Mr. Stroup, Advisor - The trials and tribulations ot the editor. Mr. Stallings, Proof Reader - He deletes mistakes. lt you find a faux pas, tell him about it. That's what we have him for. FRED CAMPBELL Lupton Insurance Agency Our Leading Professional Men An Assett To Any Community C. B. MESSERLY, M. D. SUTHERLAND M. D. R. MASHREY WILSON, M. D EDWARD V. ARBAUCH, M. D. CARL S. BICHEL, M. D. BERTHA M. .IOSEP , M. D. E. A. HOLLEY, D. D. S. R. H. WILSON, . D. JAMES J. ARBAUCH, M. D J. o. ROBBEN, M. D. P. P. , H M C. S. HOLLEY, M. D. A PROFESSIONAL FRIEND E. V. ARBAUGH, sa., M. D. VV. L. DAVIS, M. D. HARRY G. HARRIS, M. D. s. V. McCUSHEY, M. D. -1,-1 ,. ,ij Y , -4- F T, J., X , Q, R., 'f 'si .x , vi: ST. 'n ' Sz :N- ,J 4 -N .n 'Fu' 1 s ' ' fA.4.- 3 2 4 4 ' N r xl . S L . vw . psi. f J , .1 A ..,. 'U 1 A . '. - .' -vf. 0. ' l,f,. , Bm, hi hd gif f QW ! ADMINHSTRATHUN 1 , 'X 1 s ..-1 f A X' X. jf I ll 4, x r , 1' 1-. Q 1 . I , f J I ,,. v I Mrss Jean L. Thomas R. D. 1 Box 334 Martins Ferry Ohio OVERSEAS, -'Jack n of Mr. 'and 'Mrs. of ' ' ' the Cpleram Martins FEIJYY hem, cele- Sept.-25 waters. I m 'line ' 'navy a veteran fhe the two EMI: qn the, CGD' , AND CDNTE Each year Martins Ferry High enters its band, soloists, and ensemble groups in the District Band Contest. A I lSuperiorl rating or a II lExcellentl rating at the District Contest is entitled to enter the State Contest. This year our band received a I rating at the District Contest held at Bellaire on March 31. The band played these selections: Americans We, by Fillmore, Raymond Overture, by Thomas, and La Dame de Coeur, by Gagnier. At the District Instrumental Solo and Ensemble Contest held April ll, at New Concord, the Ferrians received nine State ratings out ot twelve events. Those receiving State ratings were: Trumpet solo, Philip Plumby, I, Clarinet solo, Joe Campbell, I, Bassoon solo, Maxine Campbell, II, Tuba solo, Rex Hutson, I, Woodwing quartet, Phyllis Green, Jane Campbell, Maxine Compbell, Catherine Ochsenbein, II, Clarinet quartet, Catherine Ochsenbein, .lane Newland, Phyllis Lupton, Norman George, II, Mixed Clarinet quartet, Joe Campbell, Jim Hall, Norman George, Kenneth Dennis, Il, Tru-mpet quartet, Paul Pollock, Jack Jones, Philip Plumby, Bill Parker, I. On April 25, the band traveled to Columbus to enter the State Band Contest. The band played the same numbers as were played at the District Contest. They received a II rating in all events. The State Instrumental Solo and Ensemble Contest will be held on May 9. The result ot this contest we will not know until after the book has gone to press. The honors achieved by Mr. Cochrane and his students this year have not been attained by sporadic bursts of ettort, but by perseverance in spite ot the most discouraging odds. kffl . Q 01 S 1' ff., F. C. CAMPBELL DR. W. L. DAVIS, DR. E. A. HOLLEY, W. C. KING H. A. STERLING President Vice-president FRED L. TEAL, Superintendent ZIMMERMAN JEWELRY COMPANY Good Jewelry at the Right Price ALBERT C. MAY, Principal HARRY H. SOMMER'S BARBER SHOP any .W Q is DOROTHEA G. ANDERSON Northwestern University B. A. Washington and Jetterson College M. A. English, French, Journalism Sponsored Purple Writer FLOYD H. BAKER Wittenberg B. S. in Ed. American Government Basketball Coach Head of Physical Ed. Department RUTH BAILEY Cincinnati Conservatory ot Music Superv' St l. - a Music 7 '7 HELEN M. BLACKFORD Ohio State University B. A. Home Problems, Child Care y Health onsored Junior Red Cross J. GRAHAM CHARLES Mount Union College B. A. English HOWARD H. COCHRANE Carnegie Institute ot Technology Director ot Instrumental Music Sponsored Music Study Club LISBETH A. COIL Ohio State University B. Sc. Speech Correction Yyjgtqqb GLADYS CRAFT Muskingum College B. A. Home Economics Sponsored Home Ecanomics Club MARY L. DEAVER Ohio University B. S. in Ed. Librarian Sponsored Library Club UQ My RUSSELL H. DE VAULT Ohio University B. S. in Ed. Biology Sponsored Science Club .. ly v P' .fi MARGARET M. GILLIS College of Wooster B, A. Social Science Head of Social Science Dept. I Mot, FREDERICK G. HART Ohio University B. S. in Ed. .h Algebra Baseball Coach JOSEPH P. HEWETSON Ottice Training School B. S. Shorthand, Commercial Law Head of Commercial Department Sponsored Shorthand Speed Club FRANCIS W. HOPKINS Muskingum College B. S. Columbus University M. A. English Hi - Y Advisor .Www GOMER T. JONES Ohio State University B. S. Industrial Arts Football Coach MARY ELIZABETH JOHNSON Muskingum College B. S. University oi Michigan M. A English, Public Speaking Head of English Department Assembly Program Committee VERNA V. KENNON Muskingum College B, S. Ohio State University M, A. Physics, Mathematics Sophomore Class Advisor K P E CRISPIN KING Western Reserve University B. A. University ot Pittsburgh Litt. M History Senior Girl Reserve Club Advisor HELOISE KNAPIJS Ohio Wesleyan University B. A. History, Business Training Sponsored Smoothies Club klwlfiwli Rive LORA V. LANE Ohio State University B. S. Home Economics Head of Home Economics Department Sponsored Home Economics Club J f ff V HAROLD 'L ,A sf, . 32 Q.- ps, fm 'S sn... ' Q knsif' , ,sg -1 ' ,Z ' 1 'ai . 1 in .... N L. fi . xy me ,A P..- s . 5-'nv' 1 '13 4 'ups ' - stay - Q-.gg Q, :Q KE 4 ' In 9-QI h, lug! V sg?., ga 1 D 'Q Heidelberg College B. Bookkeepi Assistant Football, Basketball, Baseball Coach LEONORE LEMMLER Ohio University B. S. in Ed. Latin, English Junior Girl Reserve Club Advisor ETHEL G. MCDANEL Dennison University Ph. B. University of Pittsburgh Litt. M. Mathematics Freshman Class Advisor DAVID L, MANDRY Dennison University B. A. General Science LEOTA B. MORRIS Ohio University B. S, in Ed. History Sponsored Stamp Club J RUSSELL C. RICE Fairmont State Teachers' College A. B. English American Government ALBERT C. ROSE Ohio Wesleyan A. B, Ohio State M. S. Chemistry, Biology HOWARD SANDROCK Ohio Northern University B. S in Ed. English Assistant Football, Tennis Coach HELEN MCN. SHERIFF Wilson College A. B. University of Pittsburgh M. Latin Junior Classical League Advisor CHARLOTTE SORG Martins Ferry School o Nursing R. N. School Nurse A. I wut X, if Xml . 'Xif1' N Xyxx XX A X X Wu X XX X ill X my l XX, X St X A X X X X Xilh li 'lill ix.. X t it X WX X X XXX E Xl x X l iq it with-,, iw, -t MXH X X '-zu. Q. :-N5'w NL its-, . u.:v- . FRANK STALLINGS Ohio University B. S. in Ed English, Biology Sponsored Science Club Ferrian Advisor CHARLES R. STROUP Ellsworth College B. Di. Marion College B. A., B. S, University of Pittsburgh M. Ed Head Industrial Arts Dept. Industrial Arts Ferrian Advisor Q 'tk us X FRED M. THOMAS Washington and Jefferson College B. S. Science, Mathematics Assistant Football Coach Track Coach GERTRUDE VENNUM Muskingum College B. S. in Ed Science, Art .IUDITH E. WHITNEY Otterbein College B. A. Ohio State University M. A. Spanish, Science Junior Girl Reserve Club Advisor ELIZABETH WILLERTON Muskingum College B. A. Ohio State University M, A English Senior Girl Reserve Club Advisor MARGARET E. WILLIAMS Margaret Morrison Carnegie College B. S. English, Typing Junior Class Advisor LAVERNE WILLIAMSON Ohio State University B. S. in Ed. Typing, Shorthand Sponsored Typing Club MARY REESE Secretary to Principal LOIS SHARP Secretary to Superintendent WW? 1 f-'V I l Yi' ri . ,,.. 'f ,,iRob6rl H. Shorl 1 Wins Commzjlon 1 . ---- f'-- ,T - --ww -wx - '-rv-vu I . , Mr. andl Mrs, R. J. Short, of 1006 Pearl st., Martins Ferry 'received - 9 his silver wings last week when ' ' he graduated as a second lieuten- ant from the Marfa, Tex., AAF' advanced two-engine pilot school, it was announced by Colt Donaldl B. Phillips, commanding officer. The 'new pilot, a former resi- dent of lMartins Ferry completed a course in training in 'twin-en- gine aircraft. He was 'assigned I i 4 Lt. Robert hort Wins Air Medal Lt. Robert Short, 20 year old Martins Ferry resident and former Blaw-Knox employee, has been awarded the Air Medal by Maj. Gen. Howard C. David- son of the 10th air force. Lt. Short has been in the service 26 months and has amassed a total of 181 hours of combat flying in his 19 missions. A graduate ot Martins Ferry high school, Lt. Short lived with his parents! l l at 1008 Pearl street, before entering the: i S. 4 here from Gardner field, Calif. Service' He is ga former student of Mar- , Y I tins Ferry high school. r K. 1 ----H.-Q -if-'.3f',JA. - The pilot school at Marfa is a 3 f . . ' f- '1Lff-l.gi01. station of the AAF training com- 3 A' If -51 1 mand, history's largest educational A V V -, 'Lf' is til? l system- 1 ,SECOND LIEUT. ROBERT H. y . 2 rl, 1. SHORT, U. s. A. A. F. is me son of 5 , Q JL, D tl iMr. and Mrs. Robert J. Short. 10061 L Q K ,Q ' . fp f. , Pearl st., Martins Ferry. He isg 'gi .A ' I ' g - A ' .a former Martins Ferry high schooli 3' V- :I of the Oak Leaf 5 student and enlisted in the army 1,51 -1 .Amy-Medal for First Lt: . December 11, 1942, receiving his 'Q,,V jN. ghort, 20, son uf Mg, Q primary flight training at Qlythe, gm l bert ,J. Short, 1001, . Calif., and his basic 'flight train- , V, .,,,,,,. -, .t1nS'jFerw, , ing at Gardner Field, Calif. ll . -. ,f5-'f - ed' . 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V - ,. , .: ,g ,E ., .. .. . ..... . ..... .......... ..... , . . . , . . .. .... . . . mo Q SECOND LT. ROBERT H. SHORT. 11, 1942. H9 was graduated fI'0lTl uated as a Second lieutenant Mar., 853 : gl A ' son of Ivlxx' and Mrs. ROUGTIZUJ- code and radio schools at Scott 12,1944. 8 og: all i Short. .1005 Pearl Sf-3 Marlins Field. Ill-. and Sludled aft James- After special training on a B-24 41525 4 Ferry. is pictured standing fourth town college, Jamestown, N. D., at Mumq, Ca1if,, the Ferl-ian was! A -g Q ' from the left, with members of his fgr three mgnfhg, sent to special radar school at Eg-. 9932 g crew of a B-24 Liberator bomber at Eglin Field, Fla. Lt. Short, a graduate of Martins Ferry high school, class of 1942, enlisted as an aviation cadet, Dec. l Next came preflight ttf.-lining at Blyth, Calif., army air field, basic training at Gardner Field. Taft, Calif., and advance training at Marta, here he was grad- lin, Fla. L ,Short left Hunter Field, Sa-E vannah, Ga., port of embarkationg Sept. 28, apparently for the Pa- . cific war zone. S i A X 1 ry.. 'recepti +5 Af-4 gd! .L- ' rugs l .5 l un' .. B5 -PG' .-.fl Q, X l i l F GLEE CLUB AND ENSEMBLE The members of the Girls Glee Club, which meets the second period in the morning on Monday and Wednesday, decided to enter the District Contest which was held in Bellaire on March 28. This was a new experience, since no Girls Glee Club from Martins Ferry High School had ever entered a contest. Their efforts were so successful at Bellaire that these girls were eligible to sing at the State Contest in Columbus, March 24th. Since Martins Ferry is a Class A school the students representing Martins Ferry in music contest cannot compete with schools having an enrollment of less than one thousand. At Columbus, the chorus competed with city schools and received a rating of ll, or Excellent. The school can feel proud of any glee club which represents the school so splendidly in their first music contest. Members singing in the contest are as follows: Emily Anderson, Irene Baker, Patricia Barton, Vera Beck, Erma Benning, Josephine Chickerella, Lillian Clark, Hay Dobbins, Luella Edington, Betty .lane Evans, Kathleen Goodhart, Henrietta Neiniger, Nancy Hipkins, Allie Hudspeth, Sally Joseph, June Hellner, Lois King, Eileen Lengacher, Lois Lipphardt, Marion Lysinger, Eris McCann, Ellen Mitchell, Anna Orend, Katherine Perry, Mary Lou Rutter, Helen Schuback, Georganne Sisley, Dolores Slack, Patty Sommers, Thelma Sterling, Pauline Stein, Dorothy Stubock, Elsie Throngate, Betty Tucker, Hannah Wilkins. The Girls Ensemble, composed of nine members, represented Martins Ferry High in the Ensemble Contest, held at New Concord, April ll. Having received a Superior rating in the District Contest, they will make the trip to Columbus to sing in the State Contest, May 8th. This is he third year that a Girls Ensemble has been entered in the contest, and likewise the third time the girls have merited a trip to the State event. The results of this contest cannot be given, due to the fact that the year book goes to press before the 8th ot May. Members of the Ensemble are: lrene Baker, Marion Lysinger, Betty .lane Evans - sopranos. Lois Lipphardt, Georganne Sisley, Henretta Heiniger - second sopranos. Anna Orend, Betty Tucker, Elsie Thorngate - altos. Miss Patricia Barton was the accompanist for both contest groups, and Miss Ruth Bailey was director. iff S 63.3 'K H Rv ff Q is X kv? X 6 , SENHORS -Vg. Y., K-fffwf M4445 raw a'f1iLf-GIHLW '.2Lw'f4f p'E1,,4W , 4-ri 50 fi, . A V. Q wiv: 5624 6ba4Q- Nlfmcqn EQQZQCJQJZZMQ Q dxf.f4,11.,4 ' Tkgmg-LJ ws , - '-'-:M Y. ' ,. y ' 43, ff, ': -'E f5QPX E Q E . 4. 721417 Aw : MSIE ' ,V,. , A K' - 2 'Sv lx., : - A ' Q-, -., ,, .A .:,.g:-3.2 M if V j. 3,551 mi. rx lf 2- x ' ,,1'f'f'SjfZ- x V . ' ' . . 1-I-'18 'mass - . . 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Asso. l, 2 4 Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2 Girls At. Asso. 2, 3 Home EC. 4 2 Typing Speed Club 4 Singing Marching Ch. 3 Mixed Chorus 3, ERMA BENCZO Girls At. Asso. 2, 3 Shorthand Club 4 Typing Club 4 4 JACK BLAIR if' Shorthand Club 4 Jr. Classical League Athletic Club 1 Purple Writer 3 Ferrian Staff 4 Hall Guards 4 Class Officer 4 Typing Club 4 DONALD BURKLE if Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Club 3, 4 Leather Craft l Variety Show 2 Airplane Club 2 ROBERT BUTCHER Way, SAM CHICHEBELLA lf FRANCES CEROLA Glee Club 1' 2' 4 Band 21 31 4 RUBY CHAPMAN Astronomy Club l St. Girl Reserves 3, 4 4 Hi.Y 3 4 Jr. Girl Reserves 1, 2 Si' Gln Reserves 3' 4 ghonhanlq Club 3. 4 Jr. Classical League 2 gyrlflzy Rijslzesi 2 purple W1-ner 3, 4 Music Club 3, 4 Student Reps. 2 Athletic Club 1 Variety Show 2 CLARA COPE Girls Basketball l, 2 Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4 Jr. Girl Reserves 1, 2 VJ ' Girls At. Asso. 3 Shorthand Club 4 Athletic Club 1 Purple Writer 4 Library Club 2 Home Ec. Club 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Typing Club 4 Athletic Club l BILL CRUMP Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Astronomy Club Music Club 1, 2, Student Reps. l Leather ,Craft l Hall Guards 1, 2 Xmas Pageant 3 Variety Show 3 Class Officer 3 Fererian Sales Stall 2 Hall Guard 4 Class Officer 1 Typing Club 4 W ELEANOR BARKER A A:+.0lf.M MARY EMMA BLIN Mixed Chorus 1, ,SAJJQCL JR 2,3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Spring Concert 1, Sr. Girl Reserves Jr. Girl Reserves 2,3 3,4 1,2 Jr. Classical League 2 Student Reps. l Purple Writer 3 Home Ec. l Xmas Pageant l, 2,3 Variety Show 3, 4 Singing Marching Sr. Girl Reserves Jr. pirl Reserves Ch. 2 co g'R-aero 3,4 1,2 Jr, Classical League 2 Purple Writer 3 Ferrian Staff 2 Hall Guard 3 Home Ec. 1, 4 Xmas Pageant 1, Variety Show 2, Singing Marching Mixed Chorus l, Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Contest Ensemble Girls Ensemble l, Spring Concert l, AUREL CAZAN Hi-Y 3,4 2,3 3, 4 Ch. 2 2,3 4 2,3 2,3 Jr. Classical League 2, 3 Student Reps. l Hall Guards l, 2, Camera Club l, 2 JOHN CONLEY 4 Glee Club l, 2, 4 l 3 4 RUSSELL CUNNINGHAM' STEVE CzApp ' Football 3, 4 Athletic Club 3 PAUL SEMPLE'S BARBER SHOP Glee Club 4 x,Q..,,- ,nifuM,:,a.' 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Asso. 3 Athletic Club l Library Club 2 Hall Guards 3 Home Ec. 4 Typing Club 4 VIVIAN DAVIS Band 2, 3, 4 y orchestra 3, 4 ,fl Glee Club 1, 2, Basketball l, 2 PAUL DOBBINS 'X St. Girl Reserves 3, 4 Basketball l, 2 Jr. Girl Reserves 1, 2 SXUCISHY REPS- 4 Girls At. Asso, 2 Music Club 3, 4 Athletic Club l Home Ec. 4 Xmas Pageant l, 2 Variety Show 3, 4 VIRGINIA DRAGON St. Girl Reserves 4 Girls At. Assc. 2, 3 Shorthand 4 Typing Club 4 I and MARY LOU EIGHME Hall Guards 1, 4 Biology Club l STEVE DROTOS Football Mgr. l, 2, 3, 4 OROTHY DAVIS Glee Club, 2, 3, 4 St. Girl Reserves 3, Jr. Girl Reserves 1, Astronomy club l Student Reps. 2 Purple Writer 4 Hall Guards 4 Home Ec. 1, 2, 3, Typing Club 4 EDNA DONAGHY NANCY DAvis Ko Z4-ah Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4 Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2 Astronomy Club 1 Music Club 3, 4 Student Reps. l Purple Writer 3 Ferrian Sales Stall 4 Hall Guards 4 Home Ec. l, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 MABEL DOUGLAS sf. Girl Reserves 3, cms At. Asso. 2 Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2 Home Ec. I Hall Guards 3 Biology Club 1 X . . . , ,,f,,. ILMW. LOIS EBERLE Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4 Jr. Girl Reserves 1, 2 Girls At. Asso, 2, 3 fRANK EDEN Shorthand Club 4 Home Ec. l, 4 Typing Club 4 Cheerleader 2, 3 BETTY JANE EVANS gd fad!!! gc- Q Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Sr. Girl Reserves 4 Girls At. Asso. 3 Athletic Club l HELEN FEDERMAN RUTH ESCOTT Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Sr. Girl Reserves 3 Jr. Girl Reserves 2 Girls At. Asso. 2 Shorthand 3 Home EC. l, 2, 3, 4 St. Girl Reserves 3, 4 RALPH PINNEY Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2 Band 2 Sl1Ol'fh8Hd 4 Leather Craft l AthlBIiC Club 1 Aviation Club 2 Typing Club 4 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Singing, Marching Contest Ensemble Sr. Girl Reserves Jr. Girl Reserves Girls At. Asso. 2, Astronomy Club Student Reps. 3 Athletic Club l Purple Writer 3 Home Ec. 4 Xmas Pageant l, Variety Show 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, , 4 ROBERT FORSYTHE Glee Club 3, 4 Football Manager Basketball Mgr. l, Tennis 3, 4 Hi - Y 4 Athletic Club l Ferrian Stall 4 Leather Cralt l Ferrian Sales Stal Class Officer 2 ROSEMONT Restaurant ch. 2 3, 4 3, 4 1, 2 3 1 NICK FAREN 2,3 3,4 4 2 2, 3, 1 :rust misss Girls At Asso 2 f 4 f XA , . , fps .,,,4,4 f Q. .4 ma If 1, f ww :Mex , 5 c I 35743 A g?HQAsmA Ahfbqiiv 4 Q3 .A , A A,:3 A Qi ' A f iw, ff? gg N ,1 Egg 4. , , 2 Q ki as rea , K k ix' xg bg N 1 iff f A sl. .120 '- 5 J A 1: X , A ' an , V 1.45 5 . . '- W i. ff' ' ' .2 A, I, - 5, :I 'if 552, ' f3f3Q:2g, :'4'f1g- A fm , ' 'f k5 ' 4,41 ff' x5w.4..4' yawn: .f 'frwlf ,Cf L af ad' Q' fm- rs-:fi r 21 . ' ,'i:5i!Q v . .,.' fav ,Q n ' ' ' K 1' Q X 5 f AQ 1 f 5? 1 1' If N ilu 9 'K 'F ' A JWZI:55f'ff61frLry1-' bk Afifffii sux' N 5. Q N AA LQLA wi . gf Y if ' ' F TAI! 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Asso. 2 gasebau 3 Purple Writer 1 iamp Club, 3 Home EC' 1' 2 Wood Carving Club Xmas Pageant 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Singing, Marching Ch. 2 DORIS LEE GUNDLING JAMES HADSELL Band l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club l, 2, 4 Football 1 Band 1' 2' 3' 4 Baseball 3 Glee Club 1, 4 Track 3 Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4 4 Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2 Girls At. Asso. 2 Music Club 3, 4 Home Ec. 4 Variety Show 2, 3 Astronomy Club l Music Club 3, 4 Purple Writer 3 Leather Cratt 2 Xmas Pageant l Variety Show 2 Science Club 4 Biology Club l Nature Club 2 Drum Major 4 HENRIETTA HEINIGER Glee Club l, 2, 3, FRANCIS HEATON sr. can Reserves 3, E- Cl b 1 Girls At. A's-J, 2 BOYS Home C U shorthand Club 4 Xmas Pageant l, 2 Typing Club 4 Contest Ensemble Mixed Chorus 2, Sextet 2 Girls Ensemble 2, 2 3,4 3 Singing, Marching Ch. 2 nossnr HILDEBRAND ffl ? Ea'l' 1' 2 JAMES HILL rac Astronomy Club l Football lg smoothies 3, 4 PU'P'e W 'e' 3' 4 Purple Writer 4 Variety Show 3, 4 l-li'Y 3, 4 OTTE - PETTIT HARDWARE COMPANY GEORGE M. GEORGE Glee Club 4 Stamp Club 2, 3 Class Officer 2 1 ELSIE JANE GOSNELL Glee Club 3 Sr. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 Hall Guards 3 Home Ec. 1, 2, 4 Camera Club 3 WILLIAM HAGAN 'f Tennis 3 Student Reps. l, 2, 3, 4 Xmas Pageant l, 2 Camera Club 1 Variety Show l, 2, Class Officer 3 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3 CHRISTY HELLEN NANCY HIPKINS Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Sr. Girl Reserves 3, .lr. Girl Reserves l, Jr, Classical League Student Reps. 4 Hall Guards 4 Home Ec. l, 2, 3, 4 Xmas Pageant 2 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Girls Ensemble 2, 3, Mixed Ensemble 4 3 4 4 2 2, 4 Singing, Marching Ch. 3 Sr. Girl Reserve Ca b. A 'IQ '- 4 . -::- iv!-I+:-I , 4 Qrigbff , ,-1 , V ..,, - Q rg.-3 .' x K iafmu T:-Y-153' I 1 6952.4 - ,N J r 1 1 I ,gk xx 1. J, X fx , 4 -9 E y X . , . S X s 53, V - if ,1MI,,, ,e4,4Q,',A, gmy, :B-,MQML 4511,-A 21.44.51 In ., 5 Q'- 7Z2ffv!:za6iT54CG L f7 mm, fL'a.,d4.Pwlv'47l.., 371' Q47 41,415 -,Lkawzzifu ,Q '5'-f- I' M--1, . 1: -X fm. , Q , in -b .f . x , A ,,k. Y 'Q Nikki: NL gg Qi .. 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Asso, 2 Home Ec. 1 JENNY IRWIN Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4 Jr. Girl Reserves l, Girls At. Asso. 2 GEORGE KARTSIMAS Band I, 2, 3 Track l Athletic Club l Ferrian Sales Staff 2 Camera Club 2 QA-J. 1. L MILDRED HOUSE Sr. Girl Reserves 4 Jr. Girl Reserves 2 Girls At. Asso. l, 2 Home Ec. l GLEN JONES rf! Band l Orchestra I Glee Club l, 4 Basketball l Class Officer l fQyg,,',, Veffzf JUNE KELLNER Glee Club 2, 3, 4 St. Girl Reserves 3, 4 Girls At. Asso. 2 Student Reps. 2, 3 Home Ec. 4 Xmas Pageant 2 Variety Show 1, 2, 3 Athletic Rules Club l Singing Marching Ch. 2 Cheerleader 4 rf g ef- 11, A HEMO Ninn: xb ll 2 HAL KLOTZ as e a , sf. can Reserves 3, 4 DAVID srmson if gofzalg '11 2 GLENN KRAFT Jr. Girl Reserves 2 Leaiher Cmf, 1' 2 A:lgleliC'Club I 'l A . A . 2 3:36 gc' 4550 Boys Home EC. Club FRANCES KRIN Glee Slug 2' 3 4 STANLEY Kuiswici-I 7 2 Leather craft 2 JOSEPH P. Kurvs wiu.iAM LAMB -f. Girls At A550 2 Stamp 4 Home Home Ec. Club l Basketball l i i TYPJUEJ Club 4 Airplane Club 2 Cimera Club l Home Ee. l, 2 B H m EC 1 Xmas Pageant 2, 3 DVS O e ' Typing Club 4 POP KOERBER Ferrian Photographer I ' ll' -.. --..qg,:,. -. 1 - - --14 ii ,ly i i i I ,e W .. . l Martins Feiy ,reported missing in action over Germany. The top photo shows Lt. Barr lholding dog. the crew's mascot! and or-iw of his Flying Fort. Right is a single photo of the popular Ferry boy. 1See story on page 4 for sqggllete details? ii,,gA5i,,ilRR usifn Massimo ON Allilyi- slow Lt. Earl Bob Barr, 20, son ol' Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barr of SUT Elm st., Martins Ferry, is missing in action over Germany, the war department had informed his par- ents today. ht. Barr, first pilot of a B-17 Flying Fortress, has been listed as missing since a bombing mission against enemy targets on Sent. 10, it was reported. He was recently promoted from second lieutenant to first lieuten- anft and was holder of the coveted Air Medal. He is believed to have completed over 30 missions before his ill-fated flight from which he did not return. A graduate of Martins Ferry iJb A'.fvi.1'k:1f biq ' l-'U+5 '1t SDIUBH 8OUi'lO'f7 S0'l ' ' uoofm 1-m.uno.q 'azgs 6f1X8Z '93!9Cl 'HIM APU --,-SLLIQ11Bd ,IB-1911 9U01v0Ml ' '. ,OVER QERMAN.Y 1 U L f AQUA, ff f.XcZr ,. flank, 7fKwHlz. THE FIDELITY SAVINGS 8: LOAN CO. GEORGE McCLAlN MARY ELIZABETH LASH Girls At. Asso. 2 Athletic Rules Club l GEORGE LITTMAN Hi - L 4 Purple Writer 4 Science Club l, 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Club 3, 4 Purple Writer 3 Leather Cratt l, 2 .,f ' ,f Y V , EILEEN LENGACHER Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 3, 4 Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2 Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Sr. Girl Seserves Xmas ,Pageant l, 2 PHYLLIS LUPTON Band 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2 Sr, Girl Reserves 3, .lr. Girl Reserves l, Jr, Classical League Music Club 3, 4 Student Reps. 3 Purple Writer 3 Home Ec. Club l, 2, Girls Ensemble 3, 4 LEE McFARLAND EDNA MARQUARDT HOWARD MANDRY Band 2, 3, 4 Glee Club l, 2, 4 Jr. Classical League 2 Music Club 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4 Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2 .lr. Classical League 2 Music Club 3, 4 Student Reps. 2 Purple Writer 3 Ferrian Sales Staif 4 llome Ec. 1, 2, 3, 4 Variety Show l, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer l, 3 f ff. a. . . GLORIA MATT: . snwmm MARTIN if Glee Club 4 Football 1 ' Athletic Club l Leather Craft l, 2 Home Ec. 4 Girls Basketball 1, 2 7 BETTY LETZELTER Sr. Girl Reserves 3, Jr. Girl Reserves 1, Ferrian Stall 3, 4 Hall Guards 4 Home Ec. Club l Camera Club 2 ,f . ,ff MARION LYSING ER 4 5 2 HELEN LINN mfr Girls At. Asso. l, 2 , , 1. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Sr. Girl Reserves 3, Jr. Girl Reserves l, Girls At. Asso. 2, 3 Library Club 2 Hall Guards 4 Home EC, Club 4 French Club l Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Varieties 2, 3 4 2 ROBERT MclLVAlN rf Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Hi- Y 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Student Reps. 4 Class Ofticer 4 ARLETTA MARTIN Sr. Girl Reserves 3, Jr. Girl Reserves l, Girls At. Asso. 2 Jr. Classical League Student Reps. 4 Purple Writer 3 Hall Guards 3 Home Ec. l, 3, 4 Class Officer l Library Stall 1 Debate Club l ' 3 4 S Gm Rexewes ' CHRIS P. MELEANOS Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2 Girls At. Asso. 2, 3 Shorthand Club 4 Purple Writer 3, 4 Ferrian Staff 4 Home Ec. Club l, 4 Class Olficer 4 Typing Club 4 Cheerleader 2, 3 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Athletic Club 4 Purple Writer 3 JOSEPH E. MAGUIRE A Complete Food Market JACK EDWARD MCCARTY -X Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2 Track 3, 4 Hi - Y 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Athletic Club 3 CARL MAMONE f roorbaii 1, 2, 3, 4 4 Basketball 1 Track 3, 4 Athletic Club 3 4 2 2' ZBETTY JANE MARTIN Sr. Girl Reserves 3 4 Home Ec, 3 CHARLES MESKE Boys' Home Ec l ,-ff. ,f, 52, -f,,,,,7 f 'Z Azeri. fdM,f.,, 'VK 7L..,L,.4v QA.1L.W1om-,L nw' . 2?fL,,,,5dZMf li -ffm.. ., ffzfffffff1,ffi2vf.,XH,fB'4'f ' ' fflfvf' 'f 'l 12? -A V : ' IRAN . ,N xx X mx X X. 2 ,xxkx x E' 1 , x- . . Bm r -. W: K '1 4-1 . ' . ' ' - f . -1 2 '1.J.,m:y. f7u.......N. I -5 :N 'x , -1- Pg X X N 1 . ' x ix Ss, xx , w Nw- xx X ,Q X 3 wx E X N f xx X X5 KX A N X X x 5 L5 . if-, ' .J,fu44,, .V -VIA- , , , , . 1 f. , II.. I . . , - ' A 1 ' , V:-A02 M5290 fam, vf:gz.1L....,J 7-..f..dg..f .5,,z2zQ?,,, f FRED E. PACKER Insurance That Saiisfies , .J . ' . 7' mu, 11? JIAAJ .,,6,.,.L.. Lf2f.,.,.f,, 5.11-4.., L .9 'a.lff-- iw ,V Yang' 7, 1. ' W f ,, 5 5 7715. Aflfz. WANDA MISENHELDER Jr. Girl Reserves l Girls At. Asso. 2 Shorthand 4 Home Ec. l Typing Club 4 JULIUS MOZIE Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2 Varsity Club 2, 4 Athletic Club 3 ,I A. l av ,- . k,, . Ag, EDITH NAGY Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4 Jr. Girl Reserves 2 lr. Classical League 2, 3, 4 Glee Club I Ferrian Sales Staff 4 Hall Guards 2, 4 Home EC. l, 4 Salutatorian If fxfr' f. 1 -fa . ' GENEVA OANCEA Glee Club 2 Sr. Girl Reserves Jr. Girl Reserves Girls At. Asso. 2 Shorthand Club 4 Purple Writer 4 Home Ec. 1 Xmas Pageant 2 Typing Club 4 3,4 1,2 VADA PERRY Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4 Jr. Girl Reserves 2 Shorthand Club 4 Typing Club 4 Athletic Rules Club 1 ROBERT MOLLENDICK af HELEN MOLNAR Sr. Girl Reserves 3. Jr. Girl Reserves 2 PETER MISKO Basketball bl GMS AL Asso- 2 3 Purple Wfllef 3 Shorthand ciab 4 Leather Craft l Hall Guards 4 Sfflmp 2. 4 Home sa. 1, 2, 4 Typing Club 4 l- ' -,gl lt i all .J VIRGINIA MUNTEAN f 1 LOIS M N Girls Basketball l, 2 Sr, Girl Reserves 4 S:rlihAla1gsOg i' 3 LUCILLE' MYERS 1 or a Glfls AL ASS0- 2 J R dmc u cms Basketball 1, 2 Hall Guards 4 f- 9 MSS 3' 4 G-I A, A 2 3 ciab offiaaf 3 S - 'SO' f Typing Club 4 IRENE NAGY HELEN NEGY Shorthand Club 4 Purple Writer 4 HARRY NIEMAN Girls AL ASSOA Ferrian Sales Staff Athleric Club 2 Home Ec. 1, 2 Home EC' 1 Typing Club 4 ANNA OREND Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Sr, Girl Reserves 3, 4 EMMA ODDIS Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2 ALBERT PALMER Sr. Girl Reserves 4 E:1S'hAt'dAE:ioi324 Track 4 Jr. Girl Reserves 2 O' an U . , Home EC. 1 Athletic Club l Girls At. Asso. 2, 3 Student Reps 4 Xmas Pageant 2 A Spring Concert l, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls Ensemble 3, 4 Contest Ensemble 4 STEVE POPP Football 2 3 MARY CATHERINE PRESLIN STELLA RASHKA Track 3 Girls' At. Asso, 2 Glee Club 2. 4 Athletic Club 2 Smdem Reps, 3 Sr Girl Reserves 3, 4 Purple Writer 3, 4 Home EC. I Home EC 2 Biology Club 2 ROBBINS Cigar Store 1 Q3 ,R i f,.w sk. qw 5 K W uzawm MJF 1252? Timm , xy vw' V Qi x 21' X ' xg' 1,44 MWF Mm -je 'M 1 ffgv is 'N Q.M.-L ,Ac-Jug,-..fJA ,ob-42. Wwfwfffw, f'ff2fffff e4Ww4a , 544411 ' -J 3-ax ,140 THE DAILY TIMES Ferrian Printers -Qliafifllv-5-it-'M 'W' f Jil' Qf,,f, ..,,, ALTA MAE REEB Glee Club l, 2 Girls At. Asso. 2 Home Ec. Club l GEORGE N. ROSCOEV Track 2, 3, 4 Student Reps. 1 MARY ELEANOR REESE AGNES ROSIC St, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 .lr. Girl Reserves 1 Jr. Classical League 2, 3 Home Ec. Club l, 4 BERTHA REYNOLDS Girls At. Asso. 2 THOMAS RICHARDSON Jr. Classical League 2 Stamp club 2, 3 Biology Club 1 FRED ROMAL Tennis 2, 3, 4 Leather Craft l Hall Guards 2, 4 -v- Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4 Jr. Girl Reserves l Home EC, Club 2 Nominating Committee RICHARD ROTH Glee Club 4 Student Reps. 4 Boys Ensemble 4 Mixed Chorus 4 1 0 oms ROTHERMUND Glee Club 2 Sr. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 Jr. Girl Reserves l Girls At. Asso, 2, 3 Shorthand Club 4 Athletic Club 1 Hall Guard 4 Xmas Pageant 2 Typing Club 4 FLORA SARG Tennis 3 4 Girls At. Asso. 2, 3 Athletic Club l Purple Writer 4 lnter-Mural Basket- ball l, 2, 3 BLANCHE SCHEEHLE Band 2, 3, 4 Sr. Girl Reserves 2 Jr. Girl Reserves 1 Music Club 3, 4 Student Reps. l, 2 Hall Guard 4 10 ROBERT suonr ff' 3' .4 Football 2 Basketball 2 Track 3, 4 Student Reps. 3, 4 Athletic Rules Club l Home EC. Club l, 2, 3, '1 GRACE SCHWENDER Shorthand Club 4 Typing Club 4 Ferrian Statt WILBUR SEMELVEIS Athletic Club l Aviation Club 2 IRENE SEMPLE Sr. Girl Reserves 4 Purple Writer 3 Home Ec. Club l fb GEORGE SHINGLE Football 2, 3 Basketball 3, fl Shorthand Club 4 Typing Club 4 NED scnunrz ff If Student Reps, l Purple Writer 3 Ferrian Staff 4 Stamp Club l, 2, 3 Sr Play Advertising 3 lg HORTENSE SICULAN Girls At Asso 2 Shorthand Club 4 Typing Club 4 ii wmmm SNIMPSON Baud l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, A Boys Ensemble 4 Boys and Girls Ene semble 4 Football l Baseball 4 Track 3 Music Club 3, 4 Variety Show 2 2' '-- ', -,ifffgf ,H 'J - ' JESSIE SISLEY Band l, 2, 3, 4 I Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club l Sr Girl Reserves 3, 4 Jr, Girl Reserves l, 2 Girls At. Asso. 2 Astronomy Club l Music Club l, 2, 3, 1 Student Reps l Hull Guard 3 Home Ec. Club l, 3, 4 Variety Show l, 2, 3. 'l Rnnd Ollicer 2, 3, 1 PURPLE RIDER BOOSTER CLUB Always Boosting for a Plourishing High School A l fbi, we -14-ow by ...I-V.-w., a,e. 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Club 4 ' ' ' Hall Guard l Typing Club 4 Jr. Red Cross 3, 4 Xmas Pageant 2 VIRGINIA SMALES Glee Club l, 2, 3 TONY SURIANO Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Athletic Club 3 Singing Marching Ch. 2, 3,Nn-HAM SPEECE rf Spring Concert 1, 2, 3 1 Sr. Girl Reserves 2, 3' 4 Student Reps. 4 JACQUELYN srriisri G2BEllT SWING-I-E 4, r Jr' Girl Reserves 1 Purple Writer 3 ,eg.4,Cf,fC 1,-,U C-fb Q 3.494-f-1 Grrls Ar- Assor 3 Athletic Rules Club l 1,4 1 ffmrrdij I I I 7 7 Llra Purple Writer 3 Q C M, , Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 1 f,ie,.z-fg frees-are-.. 424,40 Home Ec. Club 4 '- ff-44,-evseff . f f Gzoncsrui sMrri-1 CHAN' E ECE ff lolfc ' Glee Club 2, 3 -I I oncIgrr2'r 32 43 4w1LuAM STULLENBERGER WILLIAM THIEL Sr. Girl Reserves 3 4 ' ' ' , ' r '1 R 3' 4 Basketball 1 Glee Club 1, 4 Srirsh Ld gferg 4 Girl Ar. Asso. 2 Camera Club 1 Track 1 on an U Hall Guards 2' 3' 4 Aviation Club 2 Leather Craft 2 isfriffc Rggjrjr ? Home Ec. Club 1, 3, 4 . 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Z Athletic Rules Club l Hall Guards 4 iii gy Club 1 Sr. Girl Reserves 4 Jr. Girl Reserves l, Girls At, Asso. 2, 3 Athletic Club l Basketball l, 2 EVELYN UNDERWOOD Sr. Girl Reserves 3, Jr. Girl Reserves 2 Ferrian Staff 4 Hall Guards 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 2 Pan'American Vlub Reading Club fzwf. 75pZf7w,,4,,J P LLIS TRIGG Orchestra 1, 2 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4 Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2 Ferrian Sales Staff 2 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, Xmas Pageant l, 2 Variety Show 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girls Ensemble 3, 4 3 4 Contest Ensemble 3, 4 ANNA VAN ECHO Sr. Ggfleserves 4 I 4 G' . Asso. 2 Stu ent 2 'ref MARY JANE VICKI-IRS Band 2, 3, 4 Sr. Girl Reserves Jr. Girl Reserves Shorthand Club 4 Music Club 3, 4 Purple Writer 4 Home Ec. l, 2, 4 Typing Club 4 4 Josrm v cm Foo 2, 3, Base all 3, 4 T 2 rsity Club 4 thletic Club 3 JACK WEBER Glee Club I, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Student Reps. 4 I-Ii - Y 3, 4 Leather Craft 1 Hall Guards 3 Camera Club 2 Spring Concert l, 2, 3, 4 PAUL WESTLAKE ALEX VARGO Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 4 Jr. Classical Leagu LOUIS TSAMPANOS Hi-Y 3, 4 5'l'f'-'mf Reps' 2' 3 Stamp Club l, 2 Variety Show 3, 4 Athletic Club 3 Hall Guards 2, 3, Class Officer 2, 4 MOLNAR'S MARKETS LEONARD WHITLOCK Band 3, 4 Track 2 I-Ii - Y 4 Music Club 3, 4 Variety Show l, 2 I-IANNAI-I WILKINS Glee Club l, 2, 3, Sr. Girl Reserves 4 Jr. Girl Reserves l, Girls At. 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W Wana' 1 ..lfV:Sf2+ Qi fini' ff L ' uiiga 2'6 if yzzlil-'nc.,22A..,.MM---W OJV7' CITY NEWS STAND M70 nsnmcz wn.soN Q 5 - ' Y jf' Band 2, 3 smzmx Worms WW Glee ,Club 1' 2' 3 Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4 I Sr. Gul Heserves 3, 4 MARIE WISNICK Jr Girl Reserves 2 J GUI Resewes 1' 2 Jr. Girl Reserves 1. 2 Jr. Classical League 2, 3, 4 CHARLES zANlaY f,horiha:,3.C1ut:1 4 Afhleiili Rules Club I Perrian Sales .Staff 4 Hi , Y 3' 4 urpe nter 5131019 Club 2 Home EC. Club l Sgamp Club 2 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Camera Club 2 Xmas Pagean' 2 Valedictorian Typing Club 4 Singing Marching Ch. l FRANK ZELENITZ f Baseball 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN ARTHUR ZINGO Athleiic Club 1 Football 1, 2, 3 Sfudenf Revs- 3 Leather Craft 2 THE VALLEY FINANCE COMPANY A SENIOR Motto - Build for character, not for fame Flower - Yellow Rose. Colors - Gold and Black. President - Jack Blair. Vice President - Gloria Mattern Secretary-Treasurer-Irene Baker. Social Chairman - Nancy Davis. SENIOR CLASS We, the Class of '42 ' Face the world today As fearless men and women, Prepared in every way. For we've spent four years at Perry High, And we feel we've learned a lot, Not from just the books we've read, But the principles we've been taught. We've followed through our motto, Build for character, not for fame, And the knowledge that here we've gained l-las set our hearts aflame. To rid the world of tyranny, Ot injustice, fear, and strife, And bring to everyone again The richer, fuller life. So may, the future history books Parade in proud review, That on this year was graduated The Class of '42, MARY JANE VICHERS TRI-STATE ASPHALT CORPORATION 5 X ,5 if JUNHORS ra mae? G3 w1 12,M fag ll 'A FM! x if A M? ,. Ugx I mb: -F 1 Q 8 Y Q A 9, , X W , i .. 4, x , I fe., 1 1 X ' 5 T It ' ' Si A i as '- f. N' X N ii 5:'f?? i ? ' :,,4 S 5 Z? , 'ff gh q 52'-Q K1 - .:Q. ' Ex I is . A 4 Q T 2 1 - z 1 f fa A H f ' , Y ' - V ,gg-. 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JUNIOR GIRLS Hughes, Etta Jane Hughes, Virginia Jackson, Doris Jackson, Lois Jeffers, Florence Jewell, Bonnie Jewell, Lois Jones, Helen Jones, June Jones, Martha Kemo, Edith Koch, Doris Kulewich, Stella Lane, Patty Lewis, Katherine Loccisano, Mary Rose Lojas, Katherine Magary, Anna Martin, Ruth May, Marjorie McAbee, Eileen McCann, Eris Mclntyre, Eleanor Mihok, Elizabeth Minnick, Grace Morris, Dorothy Morris, Evelyn Moses, Julia Muntean, Olivia Myers, Nancy Newland, Jane Nichols, Betty Norcross, Virginia Hoge, Dorothy Ochsenbein, Catherine O'Connor, Barbara Padfield, Mildred Pitner, Kathryn Reeb, Kathryn Reese, Florence Rodgers, Rosemary Rose, Brunette Rosie, Madalyn Ryan, Blanche Santa, Margaret Scheehle, Kitty Lou Schuback, Helen Schwender, June Semple, Jeanette Shepherd, Mary Lee Shingle, Sylvia Smithotfer, Elizabeth Sniezek, Stella Snider, Sarah Springer, Mary Lou Stan, Virginia Stead, Jean Stropoli, Theresa Thiel, Jane Thomas, Evelyn Thomas, Jacqueline Tyara, Josephine Urwin, Dorothy Utter, Dorothy Veloski, Mary Vossen, Shirley Walker, Sarah Walta, Helen Welling, Charlotte Whittington, June Williams, Gloria Wilson, Peggy Minstel, Marilyn Ann Woods, Lois Ann Wyckoff, Margaret Yertzell, Janice Yingling, Martha Bailer, Helen Bullard, Florence Davis, Vivian Hess, Alice Kidd, Grace Linn, Helen Rashka, Rose Rashka, Stella Russell, Betty Rykowski, Kathryn Snyder, Virginia Vargo, Mary Walter, Madelyn JAMES C. 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Colors - Blue and Gold. President - James Beuter Vice President - Bill Hewetson Secretary-Treasurer - Jim Hayne Social Chairman - Robert Snyder JUNIOR CLASS For the last three years in Ferry High We've had to either do or die, We've tried hard and done our best To keep ourselves above the rest. We are destined by the fates to be An outstanding class in our history, And we hope you realize How great we are in others' eyes. Now we hate to say Good-bye To the seniors of Perry High. Next year's seniors we hope to be, And be the Grads of 'Forty-three. HELEN .SCHUBACK THE NOBLE COMPANY fx Q QW? Q-Aw., gf! 4 fx o , , f uv 1 L? -ff-ff-F 1 Q? 'ix I N-4 ,S 'Z 2' Q Swphomores PIHIHMIHIHIWIHMNIHIllllllllllllllllllliWIVUI GC 3 1833 01877 4502 977.102 THE M367MFH. 1942 IFERIRIIAN A l V 725 Q -CPOZKC 44 h f ll l 4 I 1 l 1 i iii Cy Thomas, roller on the No. 5 mill at Martins Ferry Works Q says: Laugh and the world laughs with youfweep and'they give YOU the laugh. 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Benline, Louise Benning, Irma Bennington, Audrey Bevilacqua, Catherine Bienick, Martha Bodo, Irene Bragalone, Theresa Bramhall, Lois Brown, rClara Bulick, Helen Burnbico, Genevieve Burkle, Rose Verna Cleary, Betty Cline, Catherine Cochran, Nancy Colonero, Evelyn Colvin, Vera Conley, Wilda Coss, Eileen Cox, Ruth Cubbin, Virginia Dadasovich, Lilian Davies, Marian DePasquale, Mary Eberhart, Lilian Eden, Eileen Edington, Luella Ensley, Valdoris Glump, Wanda Griffith, Louise Gubernot, Mary Harrison, Vivian Haught, Iva Heil, Lois Hinkle, Mildred Hodel, Phyllis Hodgkiss, Sally Jane Hodor, Isabel Hopkins, Nancy Horn, Pat Horner, Mildred Javorski, Irene Jenkins, Martha Jane Jones, Ruth Joseph, Sally Lou Kelley, Phyllis Keyes, Mary Lou Kinnan, Marianne Kirk, Delores SOPHOMORE GIRLS Kiss, Anna Klotz, Martha Ann Kougeoulis, Olga Krismer, Frances Krusiyak, Mildred Lamb, Margaret Leach, Rose Catherine Leithe, Jacqueline Lipphardt, Lois Lutz, Mary Martha Mack, Marjorie Maher, Jo Ellen Marling, Rose Martin, Winnie Matheas, Evelyn Metcalfe, Betty Lou Miller, Laura Molnar, Rose Ott, Joan Paxson, Maxine Peroni, Nancy Pocsik, Ethel Preslin, Agnes Pugh, Roberta Praub, Twila Reynard, Betsy Riccelli, Frances Rinderer, Iris Ruckman, Phyllis Schnegg, Dorothy Secoy, Gladys Schurtz, Lois Simon, Necia Sisley, Georganne Snyder, Mary Stark, Mary Agnes Stein, Pauline Stuback, Dorothy Stuart, Natalie Surratt, Annalee Swingle, Elinor Szabo, Irene Theil, Mary Louise Theiss, Dorothy Thoburn, Dorothy Toth, Margaret Tucker, Alma Underwood, Betty Westlake, Ellen THE HUB Wheeling, West Virginia Wheeler, Lillian Williams, Betty Lou Wilson, LaVerna Wilson, Marieta Xenopoulos, Anna Yesenczki, Edith Young, Betty Zelenitz, Irene Zitari, Catherine Ashton, Elizabeth Barath, Julia , Bell, Marylou N77' Bishop, Geraldine W Bramhall, Lois Bullard, Nancy Cruciotti, Lydia Filtz, Julia Fiscus, Dorothy Fowler, Laura L. 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V . , ms 5 '- ' K . - 'HQ9' . , . . .s qu- ,' -' ' f V , 5' -'X ' F an ...--1 CAZAN Bakery and Restaurant Ashbrook, Bill Bauknecht, Donald Bianconi, Bill Bugner, Julius Bumbico, Frank Chambers, Roy Cline, George Coss, Bill M C7 Deliede, Sammy DePasquale, Frank Dowdell, David Ernes, Albert Fodor, Edward Fulton, Wilson Groza, Alex Gulyban, Gus Gunnish, George Hall, Jim Hanke, Edward Hanson, Paul Hildebrand, David Hodge, Jim Johnson, Herman Honyha, George Hreusch, Bill Hutys, John Lash, David Letterio, Thomas Liddle, James Logston, Glenn Lupton, Bill Mamula, Eli Martin, Wayne Mcliim, Ralph 4?-v Mecodongelo, Samuel Meeker, Dave Mellott, Floyd Mollendick, Torn Molnar, John Moore, Harry Morando, Rocco Morgan, Charles Parker, Bill Phillips, Robert SOPHOMORE BOYS Pollock, Ernest Rees, Paul Rice, Richard Richardson, Lynn Rinderer, Ray Roberts, Lee Salimbene, Roy Schaefer, Jerry Serena, David Simpson, Elwood Sisley, George Suriano, Jim Suriano, Joe Sutherland, Jim Thomas, George Thorngate, Charles Torok, Bill Tosi, Ernest Truax, Sommer Vale, Phil Vargo, Joe Vickers, Howard Weigand, Edward Wheeler, Allen Williams, Bill Williams, Byron Yoder, John Zavanelli, Billy Anderson, Bill Barath, Andy Barath, John Beam, Robert Birch, John Blinco, Thomas I. Campbell, Joe Caprita, Harry Cruise, Charles Davies, Jay DePasquale, George Doughty, Robert Dull, Ernest Ecker, Ray Elias, Sam Emery, Allen l.. S. GOOD 8: COMPANY The Charga - Plate Store Fitzhugh, Charles Fletcher, Ronald Fronius, George Geer, Wilbert Gitto, Dominic Graii, William Griffiths, Jack Habig, Rolland Hart, Fred Helling, Norman Hull, Wilbur Hutson, Rex Hata, Tony, Jr. Hemo, Jack Hindberg, Karl Kirchner, Harry Hlukas, Elmer Kuhn, Mike Hunze, Wilfred Lemons, Ralph Macon, Julius Malatesta, Leanord Mattern, Roy McAninch, Frank McFarland, William Mikasinovich, Sam Moran, Mike Orzolek, Elwood Otto, Lewis Padyjasek, William Perry, Harold Pecionek, Joe Rico, Stephen Roth, Robert Scheehle, Jack Seals, Frank Shedd, Robert Snodgras, Earl Stein, Bill Thurmond, Edward Tirpak, John Totterdale, Jack Tucker, Raymond VanEcho, Steve SOPHOMORE Motto - United we stand, divided fall. Flower - White Rose Colors - Maroon and White. President - George Sisley Vice President - Iris Rinderer Secretary-Treasurer - Bill Stein Social Chairman - Lois Schurtz SOPHOMORE CLASS Seniors! Attention, Freshmen! Attention, And all you other in-betweeners! I have a prophesy to state which will Come true as sure as tate. Attention, Freshmen! Attention, Seniors! And all who are knowledge gleanersl The prophecy I have in mind is this - Great oaks from little acorns grew, Of this you'll all agree. Great guys and gals from our Sophomore Class will come, Just wait and see. LOIS LIPPHARDT HENDERSON'S NEWS STAND W6 1 fk 7 ' 2 f rs xl' f i ' .- fn' xl 1 . ,, - If NH, :xxx .' C C ,,ff- ' N k X 'wi ' 1 5 -' U U UU ,A UYWQIUU 2 f ff? Q- '14 -,lj fr' . fl' 1 Freshmen Q A W Q - , Q ca Q QQ 2 V ' f Q - , 45? ' .V -5- .9 4 ,Q N 4. H5252 ' 'fi X' N A :XN ig FSE ,xyg A Q5 -5 K f k 35,'hQ L lull ,J . 1, LQ - X 1 M pQ1QE1 . '-WV W, X , ff 2 . - iff ,AQ V V H A :file Q , ' , sr IE, wa mx la G T.- - , Q law? ' ' --1 V ' Q :gg . -.-,. . 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STIFEL COMPANY Wheeling's Friendly Store Angeles, Katherine Albrecht, Vena Ashton, Doris Ashton, Lois Ayers, Patricia Bachmann, Geraldine Barton, Geraldine Barton, Pat Bass, June Bazar, Goldie Beans, Nancy Louise Beavon, Jessie Beazel, Frances Bianconi, Cecelia Briggs, Lois Jean Burd, Georgia Burdess, Adele Butler, Kathleen Calandros, Mary Carpenter, Erma Carpino, Clara Carter, Martha Cevola, Betty June Chickerella, Josephine Cleary, Matilda Colman, Frances Czap, Gazella Danver, Virginia Daubert, Nancy Davis, Hazel DeVault, Betty Lee DeVault, Vivian DeVecchis, Ann Deitch, Kathleen Dobbins, Carolyn Doyle, June Durante, Virginia Ehmer, Nina Lee Engle, Estella Feeters, Betty Ann Frohnaptel, Mary Lou Yunari, Betty Gautschi, Marjorie George, Mary Green, Mary Gundling, Patricia Gyerkes, Elizabeth Hanson, Margaret Haydu, Helen Hayne, Lois Jean Hededleson, Margnrette Hill, Olive Hott, Mildred Dx AIN il CL of QW, FRESHMAN GIRLS Hoge, Ruth Irwin, Mary Jackson, Mary Javorski, Eleanor Johnson, Eunice Jones, Virginia Kaikis, Estell Kaiser, Freda King, Lois Kinnan, Helen DeVault, Betty Kinney, Grace Klihott, Olga Koles, Julia Krehlik, Patricia Kyser, Beatrice Lacon, Eleanor Lacon, Rose Lojas, Elizabeth Lucas, Maxine Matz, Peggy Mayfield, Betty McNickle, Mary Lou Michael, Martha Miller, June Mills, Virginia Minder, Rachel Minski, Agnes Misenhelder, Sally Mitchell, Ellen Moses, Selma Murrin, Paula Newland, Gloria Nichols, Lois Peterson, Evelyn Powell, Nora Lou Richards, Mary Rochus, Margaret Rutter, Mary Lou Ryan, Virginia Sales, Betty Schwender, Eleanor Seabright, Phyllis Shively, Willa Mae Springer, Nancy Stead, Sarah Stegall, Jane Steinlce, Verna Stephens, Kathleen Stine, Lucille Stupak, Louise Stupak, Marjorie Stullenberger, Sara , NICKLES BAKERY Sommers, Patricia Thoburn, Suzanne Tosi, Delia Truax, Helen Tucker, Lois Virtue, Mary Lou Wallace, Margaret Warden, Ella Weidle, Maxine Westfall, Mildred Williams, Patty Absalom, Jean Angus, Delight Bender, Elsie Blinco, Nellie Briggs, Wilma Bullard, Alberta Camden, Minnie Coleman, Arlena Colvin, Vera Corvi, Vera Uutr, Marta Lee Givens, Zella Gooding, Mary Ann Green, Alberta Grimes, Mary Lou Harris, Eliza Hinkle, Bernice Hudspeth, Allie Hudspeth, Mary Eleanor Jenkins, Martha Jones, Marion Joseiczyx, Jennie Krinke, Jean Lemal, Frances Levicy, Eleauora Luken, Helen Mathews Geraldine Miller, Ethel Neal, Delores Paris, Rose Perkins, Edna Perry Katherine Reasbeck, Anna Binkes, Mary Russell, Eunice Staley, Lois Thurmond, Dorothy Wood, Peggy Worthington, Clara Zir-glr-r, Gormninn All 'L '4: ,.:. 1 ::A:! 2 Qi 1,.,, AX 5, 7 'f ' ' if 4 . 1 . iff -'W gf, Q , K lax A ' L ' , ny al W i --vm 353 M-Qw J 'iles' Q 4 i .x iii J f-uf '- .FQ N 4 I , i ,, ' W Q if i l A .. .,.:: :,- K -s:.?2 ' -711 V x .... fir M liliil 2 4 , if f W-Q 1 'J 1. 5 ,-'- 1 5 f l i K V V .415 , : z , , gl H- i '93 fi .li 1 i i l l i i l W i N l X l l -,:, -Q D f Q Q 4 :1- X :,, A. 1 4 l v 1, '2 Q X W lg! i i l , Q E , :Z N .ala Q , Q YS , V 1 . , rt vx:k 51 ,Q ni . . 6 sv 5 Q n r X 1 1.,v V .A , A ' Q Q' 'l' gl 3' x gg X .' Bw- lu .NH , .S . y guw m FRED VOLTZ 1 Willow Pure Oil Station x x xx Abraham, Robert Appenzeller, Bill Baker, Bill Banyas, Louis Barney, Eugene Barr, Rome Beazle, Howard Beck, Edward Becker, Norbert Bode, Bud Boone, Zerah Brown, Kenneth Bulick, Edward Bumbico, Sam Burge, Herbert Burton, Roy Cecil, Dan Cole, Kenneth Comas, Charles Craver, Jack Crawford, Frank Colvin, Eugene Davidson, Charles Del Bello, Foster Dennis, Howard Duncan, Russell Edwards, Glenn Ellis, George Gantzer, Bob George, Norman Goff, Robert Harper, Paul Harris, Moran Harvath, David Headley, Richard Herrlein, Raymond Hicks, Willard Holmes, Bill Holmes, George Hood, Clarence Hood, Bob Hughes, Alfred Jones, Jack Koller, Bill Kotelas, John Kotelas, Mike Krenke, Zane Latham, Jerry Lehotsky, Robert Litten, Tommy Lucas, Chester Major, Elmer Mamone, Larry Marsh, Dick .i'A,. FRESHMAN BOYS McGlumphy, Jim Mills, David Murphy, Tom Myers, Bill B. Myers, Billy Myers, Charles Puperi, Albert Rinderer, Bill Sabic, Charles Sabies, Jerry Sebastian, Ernie Shrodes, J. E. Singhaus, Robert Smith, Dale Snyder, Howard Snider, Joe Sole, Albert Strama, Joseph Toth, John Whitlatch, Ray Wilson, Ray Winstel, Bob Wood, Don Wright, Jim Applegarth, George Baker, Paul Barath, Paul Barber, Jack Bauknecht, Donald Beazle, Owen Bethel, James Bianconi, Chester Bragg, Gene Calandros, Nick Campbell, Junior Carpino, Sidney Carter, Cecil Clevenger, Porter Cole, Calvin Colvin, George Cook, Walter Cope, Frank Coulson, Charles Cunningham, Roy Currey, Charles Davis, John Duplce, William Geis, Russell George, James Graham, Norman Green, Charles Fisher, William Harris, Harry CARVER'S I. G. A. STORE Complete Food Market Harris, Robert Henderson, Jack Hodel, Elmer Juha, Steve Kennedy, William Kindberg, Albert Levicy, Robert Litten, John Longenette, Robert Maguire, Robert Mayoros, Joseph McAninch, David McAninch, James McKinney, Thomas Mihelarakis, Mike Milburt, Bill Moran, Joseph Morrison, Jack Meyers, Bill L. Neal, Gerald Nixon, Elmer O'Connor, Jack Orzolek, Elmer Patton, Jack Paul, Frank Perry, John Proctor, Dale Provezis, Nick Puperi, James Roper, Edward Roth, Raymond Ryan, James Samuel, Robert Saxon, Andy Schultz, Harry Shriver, William Smith, Melvin Snodgrass, Leland Saltysiak, Charles Sonk, John Specht, Fred Stankovick, Nick Tolarico, Frank Thomas, Donald Thomer, James Trosch, Harry Turpin, Richard Voytecek, Robert Walton, Alvin Walters, David Williamson, James Warden, Robert Woods, Clyde Wrixon, Bill EDITOR - Betty Letzelter BUSINESS MANAGER - Anna Orend FACULTY ADVISORS-C. R. Stroup, Frank Stallings PRESHMEN Motto - In God We Trust. Flower - White Lilies. Colors - Blue and White. President - Hazel Davis Vice President - Richard Headley. Secretary-Treasurer-Norman George Social Chairman - Virginia Jones I-'RESHMAN CLASS You know, I've never seen in all my lite before A Freshman class which entered into Ferry's High School's doors, With any more intelligence than that you've seen this year, And those who hold their teachers-so tar and yet so near. l'll bet you think l'm toolin' you 'Bout the class from which you hear so much, And such nice things, too. You'd think We were a bunch ot dears, But we won't be sweet treshmen long with all these seniors 'round, We'll prob'ly just get like them, and soon We'll wear their crown. The days and Weeks and months, they soon will pass us up, And no longer will we be sweet treshies, but sophomores. Darn the luck! And so to you, O Preshies ot the Class ot '45, To accomplish these things, l'Ve told you, All you have to do is strive. BOB WINSTEL. A. KEHRER 8: SONS Flowers ' pr! Ng of I xx W Wh 1 ' , 3 ' u100u,,,,'0,',0,' ?? fl! 0 f 352 1 N' -ap fx- S .1 Z -I f 4 ' ff i N' ff g g f F 6 Q. L' ns HZQTH Organ ORGANIZATIONS One of the most enjoyed extra-curricular activities in Martins Ferry High School is the participation in club activities. We have twenty-four organizations with an approximate combined membership of l,0O0. This fact certainly shows the interest and appreciation which the student body has for clubs. Students become interested in various subjects and hobbies, and when the clubs were formed it was with the hope that each individual would find a club which suited his or her interests. Each of the clubs has a different idea or interest on which it is based, but all have the same primary purpose, the promotion of good fellowship among the students. Each club elects officers and learns to carry on its meetings in the proper parliamentary procedure. The officers must bear responsibilities and plan and provide interesting programs for their club. Most of the clubs had men and women from the business and professional world to come to speak on some subjects of interest to their particular club. They have had movies, book reviews, and parties, all of which the members have thoroughly enjoyed. Each of the clubs has an advisor or advisors from the faculty, who act as guides and supervisors to the members in all of their activities. It is through their help that our club program is made possible, we couldn't do without them. The combination of the Junior and Senior Girl Reserve Clubs boasts the largest membership. This club is affiliated with the Y. W. C. A., and there are branches at high schools all over the United States. The Y. M. C. A. sponsors a similar club for boys, the Hi -Y Club. These clubs sell programs at the football games, sponsor bake sales, sell pencils, etc., in order to earn money for club activities. The two most popular club activities of the school year are probably the Girl Reserve dance and the Hi- Y Sweetheart dance. Those who are interested in music belong to the Glee Clubs, where they become acquainted with good music and receive vocal training. This club sponsors the annual spring concert, One of the popular girls' clubs is the Home Ec. Club, which is affiliated with the National Home Economics Club. Here girls learn ways to make themselves and their homes more attractive. They, too ,sponsor many activities. The Smoothies Club is another with a large membership. Its membership is restricted to freshmen and it aims to acquaint the so-called greenhorn with Emily Post. The members of the band and orchestra have a Music Club, which was begun last year, and which has become one of the leading clubs in two short years. It sponsors the Variety Show, an outlet for the talents of our thespians and musicians. The Junior Classical League, which is affiliated with the National Junior Classical League, is one of the oldest organizations in our school. This club is for Latin students, and is famed for its scholars. The Junior Red Cross Club is interested in helping others. They learn first aid and do tasks which aid the Senior Red Cross organization. The philatelists belong to the Stamp Club, those with a scientific turn of mind, to the Science Club. Seldom does a student go through all four years without joining at least one club. If he doesn't, it is by his own choice, for everyone is afforded equal opportunity to membership in the club of his choice. BETTY LETZELTER, '42 DAN JONES INSURANCE AGENCY Bonds, Automobile, and I-'ire Insurance -C l 1 ORCHESTRA I First Row, lei! to right: Green, Davis, Banyas, Ochsenbem, Schultz, Kliholl, R Second Row, left to rigl1!: Newland, George, Marquarcil, Campbell, Sisley, Shrocles, Campbell. Third Row, lei! to righl: l-lulson, Davis, Plumluy, Hocking, Pollock, Dull, Ashbrook. i Insert: Howard Cochran, Director, Music hath charm. At least it has when our orchestra is playing. The orchestra, under the supervision of Mr. Howard Cochrane, has again had a very busy year playing for the football banquets, open house dances, and the Variety Show. lt is indeed an organization we can be proud of. This year the orchestra loses five very faithful members. They are: Nancy Davis, Edna Louise Marquardt, .lessie Sisley, Vivian Davis, and Nelson Hocking. PHYLLIS GREEN, '42 l DOUGHTY BROTHERS Gulf Service Station I 1 l L -1 3 xt p Vx -iff - 1 ff- f Q 9. 'M Q Q' -v' f N -gf G T sf R Q fa 1 ff Q . - 'L Q t 4 ' Y- 'V . Q. A rm f hd -. w- .fy-. .. Q A .. M' ' STONE 8: THOMAS Wheeling's Progressive Store MUSIC CLUB First Row, let! to right: Daubert, Burdess, Mitchell, Funari ,Stegall, Hodgkiss, Green, Vickers Gundling, Lupton, Workman, Simpson, Shaw, I-Iaclsell, Cevola, Davis, Sisley, Marquardt, Scheehle Lupton, Mr. Cochran. Second Row, let! to right: Cropper, Wilson, Ochsenbein, Campbell, Gow, Newland, Martin, Thiel Hopkins, Burkle, Cerola, Donaghy, Gundling, Ayers, Hlihotl, Banyas, Burkle. Third Row, left to Iighiz Plumby, Hocking, Crump, McClain, Parker, Vale, Sisley, Shriver, I-Iutson Hall, Shrodes, George, Cole, Strama, Dennis, Kantzes. Fourth Row, left, io right: Holmes, Winstel, Whitlock, Holmes, Lavy, Williams Pollock, Mandry Bugner, Fletcher, Sterling, Jones, Moore, Campbell, Rincleier, Ashbrook, Konyha. SENIOR GIRL RESERVES First Row, let! to right: McAbee, Hill, Williams, Goff, Morris ,Carpino, Edwards, Gautschi, Hilton Wilkins, Hudspeth, Vargo, House, Morris, Holliday, Wyckott, Hott, Dnskey, Sargent, Second Row, left to right: Stead, Oancea, Orencl, Dragon, Pitner ,Anclerson, Miss Willerton Schuback, McCann, Thorngate, Tucker, Scheehle, Blinco, Scheehle, Lupton, Martin, Hipkins, Vickers Nagy, Stump, Gow, Mrs, King, Hodor, Thomas, Stan, Banyai, Semple, Slack. Third Row, left to right: Hughes, Snider, Norcross, Rodgers, Trigg, Speece, Fickety, Springer Smales, Gramatikos, Yertzell, Beck, Minnick, Shepherd, Lengacher, Letzelter, Lane, Thomas, Moses Koch, Nichols, Jones, May, Santa, O'Connor. Fourth Row, left to right: Chapman, I-leiniger, Oddis, Krin, Rothermund, Twardoski, Baker Mclntyre, Irwin, Kemo, Thomas, Lysinger, Marqnardt, Sisley, Irwin, Steinke, Martin, Rashka, Stropoli Van Echo, Mihok, Thiel, Cerola, Padtield. fifth Row, left to right: Spronll, Houston, Rosic, Feclerman, Kellner, Smith, Malta, Vossen, .lewell Goodhart, Barker, Rosic, Cerola, Gnndling, Wilson, Reese, Cope, Perry, Green, Campbell, Woods Yingling, Donaghy, Donaghy, Wolfe, Sixth Row, Ie!! to right: Wilson, Knlewich, Cerola, Tyaia, Rose, Bailer, Ochsenbein, Clark, Lewis Euley, Davis, Davis, Jewell, Winstel, Mattern, Ebeile, Davies, Escott, Eiqhme, Wilson, Newland Cropper, Burdess, Smithotter, Munn, Walker Hnrlock, SENIOR RESERVE CABINET Arletta Martin Rosalie Stump Edith Nagy Vivian Davis Mary Jane Vickers Mary Lou Gow Elsie Thorngate Blanche Scheehle Mary Emma Blinco Betty Tucker Nancy Hipkins Phyllis Lupton Eris McCann Helen Schnlmnck Kitty Lou Scheehle THE FENRAY PHOTOPLAY CO. Operating Fenray and Elzane Theaters .iff W 1- , ., 5, .ae A -w ,Q v V W A f' 1, Sagas: -2 N ' -- . ' QA 'QJ i f' -! N5 551X'1if:'iI7::if3:: SQ. , 1 Bi X ,Y E ' FRED WHITE, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Realtor - Notary Public JUNIOR GIRL RESERVE CABINET Nancy H0Pkln5 Louise Griffith Georganne Sisley MHYY Louise Thiel Erma Benning Catherine Cline Iris Rinderer Mildred Hinkle Betty Lou Metcalfe Sally Jane Hodgkiss JUNIOR GIRL RESERVE Fifth Row, left to right: Lucas, Jones lVirginial, Chickerella, Michael, Martin, Springer, King Matz, Bell, Jenkins, Ensley, Benline, Jones fRuthj, Stark, Leithe, Sterling, Ricelli, Depasquale, Zitari Bumbico, Sommers, Perry, Kinnan Marling. fourth Row lett to right: Joseph, Stullenberger, Mitchell, Maher, Cevola, Davis, Leach, Bramhall, Rochus, Young, Xenopoulos, Wilson, Marieta, Minder, Miller, McNickle, Lemal, Gautschi, Rinkes Cox, Coss, Stine, Kaikis, Sales Lamb, Toth, Ott, Bragalone, Westlake. Third Row, left to right: Klihoff, Burdess,, Weidle, lrwin, Daubert, Wallace, Johnson, Kyser Gundling, Ehmer, Camden, Burd, Shively, Steinke, Davies, Kaiser, Carpino, Lacon iEleanorl Tosi Durante, Colonero, Dadasovich, Fiscus, Ryan, Lipphardt. Second Row, left to right: Miss Whitney, Seabright, Deitch, Powell, Krehlik, Stegall, Stead, Bass, Dobbins, Funari, Murrin, Rutter, Moses, Briggs, Beazel, Heil, Barton fPatricial, Ayers, Hill, Lacon lRosel Hudspeth IMHIYL Edington, Secoy, Eberhart, Underwood, Keyes, Cochran, First Row, left to right: Miss Lemmler, Hudspeth lAlliel, Newland, Doyle, Green, Hodgkiss, Sisley Benning,, Thiel, Griffith, Hinkle, Wilson fLaVernal, Beans, Bachmann, Beavon, Bianconi, I-layne, Angeles, Truax, Calandros, Peroni, Klotz, Snyder, Cline, Rinderer, Ruckman, Brown, Barton fGeraldinel HOME EC. 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Fifth Row, left to right: Speece, Scheehle, Cevola, Irwin, Marling, Martin, Lipphardt, Springel Scheehle, Jewell, Thomas, Mattern, Eberle, Davies, Escott, Bianconi, Gow, Newland, Cropper THE SCOTT LUMBER CO. Everything for Building 1 1 BUCKEYE CLEANERS, DYERS, AND I-'URBIERS SMOOTHIES W fits! Row, lei! io righi: George, Chickcrellzr, liwin, Maylreld, McN1cklc-, Lucas, Joni-rs, I,rttc-n, Stullenberger, Deitch, Wrnstel, Nichols, Newland, Green, Doyle, Davis, Cleary, Hnynus, Buss, Angeles, Beazle. Second Row, lei! to right: Miss Knapp, Peterson, Mitchell, Powell, Krehhk, Stegall, Steed, Kinnan, Weidle, Dobbins, Moses, Punari, Murrin, Seabright, Truax, Albrecht, Briggs, Bazar, Barton, Ayers, I-lrll. Third Row, left to righl: Rochus, Springer, Michael, Wallace, Kennedy, Woods, McC1lnmphy, Shriver, Hood, Shrodes, Smith, Rutter, Bachmann, Beavon, Bianconr, Ehmer, Camden, Bnrd. Fourth Row, lefi to right: Kyser, Johnson, Gundhng, Daubert, Levicy, McKinney, Snyder, Crawford, Cole, Appenzeller. STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES First Row, lei! to righl: Hoge, Beavon, Heil, Griflith, Crow, Mr May, Hagan, Ctnnplnell, Croppel Hodge, Hipkins, Bnrdess, Baker, Kline, Doyle, Mitchell, Danbert. Second Row, le!! io right: McCann, Yertzel, Padtield, Stump, Lamb, Mzrrtrn, Ott, Yonst, Toth Oddis, Hood, Stricklin, Moses, Yoder, Parker Thiel. Third Row, lefl io right: Bianconi, Speece, Short, Coleman, Campbell, lrlewetson, Cunningham Dobbins, Weber, Mcllvain, Smith, Craver, Mellott, Banyas, Romick, SCIENCE CLUB First Row, left io right: Mr, Stallings, Joseph, Benning, Maher, Schultz, Unrlerwl-od, Ott, 'l'oth Conley, Kohlhaase, Vargo, Beam, Mr, DeVanlt. Second Row, lei! io Xighi: Johnson, Konylm, Cochran, Kinnan, Keyes, Hoclcl, Harrison, l-linklc Jenkins, Dadasovich, Colonero, Ernes, Fulton, Third Row, lefl lo right: Meeker, Scheehle, Groza, Mattern, Brown, Ensley, Bell, Grillilh, Thiel Sisley, Zavanelli, Coss. RIESBECK FOOD MARKET THE THE CLASS GF 1942 Presents THE 1942 FERRIAN WAYNES BAKERY BOYS' AND GIRLS' ENSEMBLE First Row, len to Yiglll: Ogden, Simpson, Hadsell, Hewetson, Romick, Miss Bailey, Sisley Lipphardt, Heiniger, Beck. Second Row, lei! to right: Martin, Roth, Chickerella, Williams, Jones, Trigg, Evans, Lysinger Baker. Third Row, lell to right: l'rr,ytlm, Milli, Hai' 2, Otto, Oiencl, Tliornqate, 'l'ucker, Hipkiiirz. MIXED CHORUS First Row, lei! io right: Kata, Kellner, Chickerella, l-ludspeth, l-Iipkins, Goodhart, Lysinger, Mis Bailey, Trigg, Rutter, Sommers, Sterling, Stubock, Lippharclt, Jones, Thiel. Second Row, left io right: George, Romick, King, Doyle, Deitch, Slack, Mitchell, Barton, Dobbins Hodgkiss, Sisley, Benning, Mandry, Simpson, Third Row, lei! io right: Ogden, Davidson, Beck, Lengacher, Wilkins, McCann, Scliuback Anderson, Thorngate, Tucker, Heiniger, Orend, Baker, Cecil, Johnson. fourth Row, left io right: Mills, Hanke, Kantzes, Czapp, Winstel, Heslop, McKinney, Appenzeller Mills, Conley, Ernes, Otto, Chickerella, fifth Row, lei! lo righi: Roth, Vargo, l-laclsell, Hewetson, Forsythe, Weber, Martin, Williams Ring, Speidel, Albrecht, Sebastian. HI-Y Las! Row, left to right: Plumby, Rowson, Banister, Chickerella, Hewetson, Stricklin, Forsythe Snyder, Lavy, Prosperi, Domyan, Stullenberger lSergeant-at-Armsl, Snyder. Middle Row, lei! to right: Vargo, Groza lLouisl, Mcllvain, Kerr, Griffiths, Christniyer, Mr Hopkin lAdvisorl, Holt, Young, Wright, Littnian, Hodor, Zaney, Hildebrand, Fits! Row, let! lo right: Cusick, Holliday, Davidson, Whitlock, Barr lTreasurerl, Cazan lPresidentl Klotz lVice Presidentl, Weber lSecretaryl, Kantzes lChaplainl, McCarty, Gribble, Viirgo, Haynv, Jones C. A. HOUSE CO. ALTON C. BAKER INSURANCE AGENCY Auto, Fire, and Bonds PURPLE WRITER STAFF Third Row, left to right: Moses, Miller, Popp, Hill, Houston, Sargent, Cropper, Baker, Mr Hewetson, Boone, Vargo, Dull. Second Row, lefi io righlz Oancea, Nagy, Stump, Eberle, Mattern, Heiniger, Chickerella, Blair Cope, Wilson, Vickers, Moses, Nichols, Hughes, Urwin, First Row, lefi io right: Bailer, Schurtz, Shaw, Littman, Christmyer, Johnson, Green, Lane Hoffman, Duskey, Davis, Snider, Morris, Mrs Anderson HALL GUARDS Lasi Row, left lo righf: Barr, Hagan, Westlake, Heslop, Dobbins, Chickerlela, Beuter, l-lewetson Fletcher, Campbell, Hodge, Trace, Dupke, Romal. Middle Row, leff io righl: Hipkins Letzelfer, Hoffman, Westlake, Griffith, Maher, Scheehle, Heil Christrnyer, Blair, Cazan, Banister, Miller. Firsf Row, lefi lo righl: Hughes, Munn, Speece, Molnar, McAlJee, l-linkle, Stump, Naqy, Davis Lysinger, Rothermund, Cropper, Campbell, Dennis No! in picture: Jay Davis, Ralph Mcliirn, Evelyn Underwood JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Top Row, leff lo righl: Tosi, Coss, Zavanelli, Campbell, Lupton, Varog, Ernes, Jolinson. Middle Row, lefi fo righf: Rinderer, Miss Sheriff, Sterling, Wilson, Lutz, Harrison, Clark, Heil Vale, Maher, Hopkins, Nagy, Stan, Conley. Boflom Row, lefi fo right: Davies, Leaclr, Brnnrliall, Mont-'-lln, llntson, Prix-sun, llmlqf-, Oclisi-nlnsin Vlfolfe, Horner, Burkle, Hinkle CHAS. E. CROPPER CRYSTAL MARKET Home of Quality Home Dressed Meats STAMP CLUB Front Row, left to tight: Stropoli, Koch, Kulewich, Nichols, Shepherd. Back Row, left to right: Mollendick, Ogden, Gordon, Gulyban, Crawiord. LITERARY CLUB Top Row, left fo right: Martin, Green, Smales, Rodgers, Nichols, Chickerella, Nichols. Bottom Row, left to right: Roy, Montello, Maginski, Burris, Wilkins, Shepherd, Miss Mary L. Deaver, Koch. RED CROSS Last Row, left to right: Newland, Loccisano, Muntean, Yesenczki, Muntean, Wilson, Zitari. Middle Row, left to right: Snyder, Tschappat, Nichols, Slack, Santa, Thomas, li' Bumbico. First Row, left to right: Roy, Montello, Maginski, Koch, Shepherd, Miss Blackford, Wilson, DePasqua1e. PEOPI.E'S SAVINGS BANK THE CITIZEN'S SAVINGS BANK BELMONT MOTORS, INC Ford Sales and Service GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Front Row, left to right: Thiel, Wyckoff, Leach, Matz, Kirk, Duskey, Miss Bailey, Green, Springer, Donaghy, Davis, Youst, Marling, Middle Row, left to right: Nichols, Tyara, Toth, Thurrnond, Truax, Matheas, Cox, Speece, May, Harrison, Cochran, Danver, Albrecht, Last Row, left to right: Cevola, Davis, Theil, Jones, Cleary, Shepherd, Daubert, Johnson, Davis, Underwood, Eberhart, Gautschi, Conley. BOYS' CHORUS First Row, left to right: Davidson, Bomick, Mills, Roth, Hanke, l-ladsell, Miss Bailey, Jones, Barton, Theil, Appenzeller, Otto. Second Row, left to right: Cecil, Ogden, Hantzes, Czapp, Hewetson, Forsythe, Heslop, Winstel, Simpson, Conley, Mandry, Ernes, Mills. Third Row, left to right: Johnson, George, Kata, Vargo, Chickerella, Albrecht, Weber, Martin, Williams, Ring, Speidel, Sebastian, McKinney. GIRLS' CHORUS First Row, left to right: Hellner, Chickerella, Hudspeth, Hipkins, Goodhart Lysinger, Miss Bailey, Trigg, Rutter, Sommers, Sterling, Stuback, Lipphardt. Second Row, left to right: King, Doyle, Deitch, Slack, Mitchell, Barton Dobbins, Hodgkiss, Sisley, Benning. Third Row, left to right: Beck, Lengacher, Wilkins, McCann, Schuback Anderson, Thorngate, Tucker, Heininger, Orend, Baker. I.AHOOD'S DEPARTMENT STORE ELSIE STYLE SHOP Tomorrow's Styles Today TYPING CLUB Last Row, left to right: Eberle, Misenhelder, Heiniger, Thorngate, Nagy Blair, Chickerella, Hulewich, Shingle. Middle Row, left to right: Muntean, Rothermund, Smith, Siculan, Hrin, Perry, Steinke, Hutter, Vickers, Cope, Wilson. First Row, left to right: Benczo, Hemo, Molnar, Baker, Mattern, Miss William- son, Davies, Davis, Oancea, Dragon, Federman, Schwender. FERRIAN SALES STAFF First Row, left to right: Wolfe, Ochsenbein, Sproull, Nagy, Hopkins, Hayne Marquarclt, Griffith, Davis, Whittington, Cevola, Griffith, Barton. Second Row, left to right: Dobbins, Burge, Ptinderer, Sutherland, Vargo Molqim, Hocking, Forsythe, Wood, Bugner, Kadar, Hinnan. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First Bow, left to right: Russell Pocsik, Scheehle, Secoy, Snider, Barton Hinkle, Hinnan, Keyes, Maher, Thomas, Urwin. Second Row, left to right: Newland, Michael, Grimes, Burdess, Briggs Ptinclerer, Ruckman, Lemmler, Jenkins, Rashka, Tosi, Minnick, Third Row, left to right: Hodor, Cleary, Bianconi, Bienick, Beavon, Bachmann Miss Bailey, Gundling, Gunclling, Hyser, Calandros, Minder, Staley. ELM BUICK SALES You Get a Better Used Car from a Buick Dealer 1 POPULARITY CONTEST The winners oi the 1942 Popularity Contest sponsored by the Ferrian, Eddie Marquardt and Bill Crump are both members ot the Senior class. At the beginning of the tirst semester each class selected two of its members, a boy and a girl, to run as candidates ior the most popu- lar boy and girl in Martins Ferry High School. Each person who purchased a Perrian was given a ballot on which he wrote the names of the two candidates he preferred. It was a close race, but when the votes were tabulated, Edna and Bill came out on top, They are both members ot the band, and Edna is a member of the orchestra as well. She also served as Mistress oi Ceremonies at the Variety Show. Both are active in extra- curricular activities and have earned by their personalities the right to be called the most popular boy and girl in Ferry High. BETTY LETZELTER, '42. Qi 'Q ,gf 'S if ...F- L. T' 1' P w. V. 1 R. Sp is i N I Ti T RINDERER INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance That Insures H. GJ ci CD 53 CD 'U CI cu I an .S 4-4 5 vu ri an ,-4 un ..-1 U3 an .-. cu P H. an nder ht: Ri Row, left to rig ird Th Roth, Laughley, Padden, Stump, Sisley, 1: h rig ft to le Row, st Fir -O-I EE 44: VJ D+- Es: Ei U -3 GJ 3- Oi' 2.2 ge g:-,CI Q0 ,qua Q. EE .-CI ge- -:E E- eff EE fd: U... D-4 i.. LEQE Sag gi- EEE' fax o-GU uzO 341: M. CD Q. Q. O H U ge 51,3 E3 KU Ure -O .EU Ql- ii 213. 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Men's Fine Clothing and Furnishings Leffler, Jones. , Sand rock, HS Thom caches: C o, Miller, 9 al' Vrotsos, V oses, son, M hn Jo t: Row, left to righ cond Se cca, Beuter. Be Yder, Gunnish, Young, Holt, Toth, Sn Geer, FOOTBALL Here they are: The 1941 State Co-Champions of Ohio! The Purple Riders mowed down all their seasonal foes in championship fashion, accounting for 333 points, as compared to 19 for their opponents. The best team in Ohio with the best record in the state. The Gridiron band of Riderland started rolling Friday night, September 19, and did not stop until it had vanquished its last foe on Saturday afternoon, November 22. A 33.3 points per game average, against a 1.9 point average, amply shows why the 1941 edition of the M. F. H. S. grid squad was one of the greatest to represent the city of Martins Ferry. Gomer Jones, 1941 mentor of the Riders, in his first year presented a team that Won its 10 seasonal games and did what no other Ferry team has done since 1931: They defeated both the Wildcats from Wheeling and the Big Reds from Bellaire in the same season. lt was the first time Ferry had whipped the Big Reds on their own field since 1935. They paid back both upsets of 1940 by routing Moundsville and edging Wheeling. The team as a whole went through the entire season playing heads-up football even with defeat staring them in the face. Not once did the Jones Boys give up the ship, and in the end it paid the dividends of a perfect season. After having defeated everything on their schdule, the Riders were invited to play in the Toledo Bowl game, opposing Toledo Libbey ,the champions of that city. This game was called by many a championship game to establish the champs of Ohio. The champs of the Ohio Valley, who were never behind in any game during the season, were never headed, but Libbey scored 14 points also to end the game in a 14-14 tie. Although the Purple and White were outweighed 15 pounds to the man, they put up a gallant fight which was not a losing one. After this game many proclaimed the river front school as having one of the most courageous bands of gridiron warriors in the State of Ohio. A record of ll games played, 10 wins, no losses, and one tie, belongs to the great team. We salute the l94l Gridiron Champions of the State of Ohio! Schedule 40 .... .... S t. Clairsville .... .. 0 41 .... .... B ridgeport .... . . 0 12 .... .... W heeling ... ... 6 34 .... .... T riadelphia . . . . . 0 50 .... .... M oundsville ... .. 0 9 .... .... B ellaire .....,.. , . 0 27 .... .... E ast Liverpool .... . . . 7 54 .. .... Steubenville ... .. 6 39 . . .... Marietta ...... . . 0 27 .... .... A lliance .... . . . 0 333 ... .. Totals ....... . .. 19 14 .... .... T oledo Libbey ... ,... 14 347 ... .. Totals ............ ... 33 JACK BLAIR, '41 ZEYER'S JERSEY FARM Quality Dairy Products VARSITY FOOTBALL GRADS JACK MCCARTY Kluarterbackl McCarty is another glue-fingered pass receiver, but he proved his worth by running back two opening kickoffs for touchdowns. Jack was the scatback of the team, but he also delivered many crushing blocks to opponents who got in his way. LOUIS Chief GROZA jTacklej All-State, All-Valley, in fact all everything. This hulk of athlete captained the 1941 gridders. He had a wide cruising range as he demonstrated to each and every opponent. His educated toe, his vicious tackles and blocks, proved him to be one of the most excellent athletes ever to come out ot Ferry Hi. RUSSELL CUNNINGHAM qrackiej Russ didn't have much chance to make the Varsity this year, but he filled in prominently with the second-stringers. BOB MCILVAIN jEndj Boy, did you see 'Mac' catch that pass! was echoed many times throughout the season. This glue-fingered end, playing his first and last year on the Varsity, turned in many sterling performances long to be remembered. TONY SURIANO jcemefj Tony was practically stopped cold in what would have been his greatest year, breaking his ankle before the season started. Being out of uniform the major portion of the season, he returned to do reserve duty. CHRIS MELEANOS flfullbackj Christo will be remembered long for his bull-like charges when yardage was needed to be gained, and he usually picked it up. Chris, like the rest ot the squad, never gave up but fought harder when the going got rough. He also proved to be a ferocious lineman, playing guard and defense. JULIUS MOZIE jTacklej This was the hard-luck man of Ferry this year. Being hurt before both the Bellaire and Toledo Libbey battles, he played in each game, and did not falter due to his injuries. Julius, also playing his tirst and last year on the Varsity, will leave a position hard to till. PAUL WESTLAKE jGuardl Although Paul was not a starter he entered almost every tray. His weight proved to be his main handicap, but he was still full of fight and pep. CARL MAMONE jlindj Carl was another valuable cog in the reserve squad, seeing much active duty with the Varsity. WAYNE PINNEY jGuardj Wayne played his position with much success until he was hampered by injuries midway in the season. This diminutive guard played a defensive halfback until he was forced to hang up his togs at mid-season. Finney is now serving his country in the U. S. Marines, having joined during the Christmas vacation. JOE VOTYCEH jEndj Another in the air corps division. Joe proved his worth many times on offense and defense. His ability to diagnose plays and break them up, as well as an excellent pass receiver, showed him to be an important cog in the Ferry stonewall. 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This group of boys and girls spend hours learning the cheers that may spur their team on for that winning point or points when the blue chips are down. -.1 l Litten, Johnson, Higgs, Beuter, Snodgrass, Drotos MANAGERS Behind the operation of every gridiron team lies the work of the managers. Count the hours the football team works, double the total, and you have the approximate total of hours the managers put in. Before every practice session and every game they get ready the equipment, and afterwards they put it back into shape. In other words, the manager staff of a football team is just as necessary as the team itself. JACK BLAIR, '42 KAUFMAN'S For Your Formals, Wheeling, W. Va. VARSITY BASKETBALL Seated, left to right: Sterling, Young, Bowen, L. Groza, A. Groza, Mcllvain, Vrotsos. Standing, lett to right: Coach Baker, F. W. Bowen lAthletic Directorl, Hayne, Reese, Konyha, Doughty, Scheehle, Domyan, Forsythe, Assistant Coach Harold Lettler, Mascot Barry Baker. RESERVES Seated, left to right: Honyha, Scheehle, Sterling, Doughty, Vrotsos, Reese, Domyan. Standing, left to right: Coach Harold Leftler, Holmes, Snyder, Delfecle, Mellott, Joseph, Macon, Williams. PURPLE 8: WHITE INN Contections and School Supplies BASKETBALL 1942 The 1942 Purple Courtsters were a combine with which every opponent had to reckon, This quintet hung up the best seasonal record in the history ot Ferry Hi. The Riders started the season with a string of 19 straight wins leit by the 1941 State Champs, and were able to stretch this string oi victories to 33, equalling the Valley record set by Wheeling, before Steubenville was able to snap their winning streak, Two games later the Riders went down to their only other regular season deteat at the hands of the Tiltonsville Cribbsmen. They went into tournament play with a record of 20 wins and 2 defeats. They accumulated 2 more victories, making them district champs, and entitling them to go into the sectional tournament at Steubenville. Here they met defeat at the hands of the Big Reds of Steubenville. The basketball year ended with the Bakerites amassing 962 points while a meager 140 poinst to their opponents, an average per game of 56.3 to 38.5. The boys in purple proved time and time again that they could take it and give it back. Ferry fought until the final gunshot, many times trailing their opponents and rallying in a last minute stand to pull the game oft the coals. Their adeptness at the foul line, coupled with uncanny ability to sink goals from any point on the hardwood, made them a standout not only in the valley, but also in the entire state. But the old saying, A team is no stronger than its reserves, still goes, There was more than one game in which a reserve got the Varsity out of the frying pan. The Little Riders had a win streak of their own, stringing up a row of 20 foes' scalps over a two- year span. The team played a schedule ot 20 games, oi which they lost only 2. The seconds rattled the hoop for 904 points, while limiting their opponents to 569-an average of 45.2 to 28.4. The reserves were almost entirely manned by sophomores, which will give the future Purple ball-handlers as great a record ii not greater than their illustrious predecessors. All in all, when the curtain rang down on the 1942 successors of the 1941 Champions, it ended one of the most profitable seasons any Perry team has enjoyed. Three key positions will be left vacant due to graduation, and it will be some time before these spots can be tilled with the efficiency that has been shown the past year. The '42 team will not be remembered for conquering all their tournament foes and becoming State Champs, but you can bet your boots that this team will long be remembered as one of the greatest teams ever turned out by the river front school. JACK BLAIR, VARSITY maconn RESERVE RECORD We They We Th9Y 55 Mingo A , .... 19 36 Mingo , . . 18 82 Shadyside 28 66 Shadyside . , 21 40 . . . . .Tiltonsville , . 36 36 Tiltonsville 23 47 , ,. ,. Greensburg . . 22 36 Alumni . . . . . 33 88 .. ., .St, Clairsville 33 52 St. Clairsville . 23 52 . . . . Toronto . . . , . 37 48 Toronto . 4 . 29 59 . .. .. ,shadyside .,..., . is 14 shadvside - R V 29 43 . . . ..., Lima Central . V 34 42 Bellaire - - ' ' 32 61 , , , . . Bellaire ..., . .... 38 46 .Weirton , . . . t 20 37 . . . . . .wemon . , 34 48 Bridgeport - 1 ' 23 61 Bridgeport , .... 36 40 Wheeling .. . 39 57 I I A N ,Wheeling , , A 45 27 Steubenville 22 47 . . Steubenville .... 46 38 . ,Toronto , . . . . 29 60 A jfommo ,,,, , , 36 52 Bellaire . . . . 37 73 U T,-iadelphia .. 32 41 Steubenville . .. 33 75 . ., ..,. Bellaire .... - 51 54 Wellsville ' ' ' I5 39 ... .... Steubenville . 43 31 Tiltonsville it 35 77 . . . .Wellsville . . , 48 44 Bridgeport . . 26 37 . ,. Tiltonsville . . ,. 40 46 We-non . - 47 S9 V , , ,Bridgeport ,... 48 47 Freshmen 1 35 66... ...Weirton .... . ...53 '- so ,.. .... Akron North , ..., 40 904 . Towl 569 TOURNAMENT 40 . . . .... Tiltonsville . .. .. . . 37 59 .. . .Bellaire . 55 35 , . . ,Steubenville . . . , ,. 50 1409 . . . Total . . , 962 1409 Total . . . . 962 RUDNEWS Ferry's Complete Fumiture Store ' 4 DEDICATION TO POSTERITY VARSITY GRADUATES BOB BOWEN lForWardl - Frosty played his first and last year on the Varsity, and possessed about the first and last qualities asked by any coach. Coupled with his ability as an accurate, while at the same time daring, shot, his phenomenal foul shooting record made him one of the most dangerous youngsters in the district. Bob played all three positions during the course of the season, and played all three expertly, if not perfectly. His loss to the team will be sorely felt and his vacancy hard to fill. LOUIS GROZA fCaptainl - Chief is one of the three 3-sport stars of Ferry Hi, and he has proved his worth in all three, especially on the hardwood, He was selected on the All-Ohio team last year after turning in one sparkling performance after another. Being elected captain to the successors of the court kings, he did his job remarkably well. His value under the backboard was proven over and over again, as Well as his spirit and determination to tight to win. lt will be a long time before another center with Lou's ability is bestowed on the Riders and each and every performance will long be remembered by the loyal backers of the Purple. BOB MCILVAIN lGuardl - 'Mac' played his usual game, is an expression heard many times after each game. His usual game was always a sterling, stand-out performance. Mads game was a cool, clean, hard-fought game in which the opposing for- wards knew his real value. Although his first and last year, he played like a veteran. Moreover, little more would be wanted of a guard. Mac's graduating will take one of Ferry's most reliable guards from the high school court. JAMES L. WYCKOFF Valley Insurance Agencies PULLMAN'S LOG CABIN Top Blaine Hill Egffwx WESTLAKE BROTHERS Chevrolet Sales and Servic is Xl W M 3 Y TRACK TEAM Seated, lett to right: Thorngate, Moses, Roberts, Miller, Litten, Joseph, Visnic, McFarland, Cusick, Toth, Meleanos, McCarty, Kindberg, Homons, Mattern, Sterling, Yopa. Standing, left to right: Coach Thomas, Smith, Marsh, Burton Kirchner Sabic Jones, Sabies, Banyas, Hanke, Lavy, Voytecek, Groza, DeFedel, Hayne, 'Myers: Beck, Johnson, Wright, Vickers. Track is one of Ferry High's minor sports, but Coach Fred Thomas has been hard at work on his thin clads, and he promises the day when the Purple track team will rank with the best in the valley. Jack McCarty, only returning letterman, and Chris Meleanos, are co-cap- taining this year's squad, and will lead the struggling Purple through a season which may not be impressive, but will certainly be serving the purpose of building strong, hard cinder-treaders for future years. Though suffering a very bad season, the Riders were able to salvage a third place in the district meet at Uhrichsville last year, which goes to show that that ever present fighting spirit, which has always marked Purple sports, is not lacking in its track team. With only three seniors on this year's squad the Purple will return next year with a crop of experienced thin clads that will start Coach Thomas' aims to make track a major sport at Martins Ferry well on their way. TED WRIGHT, '43 TENNIS TE ' First Row, lett to right: Weber, Romal, Hadar, Bowen, Forsythe, Sutherland, Holmes. Second Row, lett to right: Vale, Shriver, Hewetson, Dupke, Sandrock, Shaw, Wood, Sisley, Snider. Tennis, although a comparatively new sport at Ferry High, is rapidly be- coming a sport of much enthusiasm. This season will be the third in the history of our high school. The past two seasons have been very successful, the boys won all but one match the first year, and went through undefeated last year. Only one member of Coach Sandrock's last year's team was taken by graduation, and great things are expected of the boys this year. The Eastern Ohio District Tournament will be held here for the first time, and Ferry players are expected to take their share of the honors. ROBERT BOWEN, '42 KROGER GROCERY AND BAKING COMPANY Pine Groceries and Tenderay Beet ' i -. ' . ., . as- 2 I .'i. S fl .: ' 2 'tg S 2 4 e T' W If tiff 'ffiiggf' x 4' if W RP ORP' . s .. 2 umm. it QRPL Ai EIHFDS I' Ao . ','.,Y .Q 'f'Q h - A iii p ' 'ii' AIQ, - Q 1... .31 . 2-21 s 2. Q. t . . ' 4' . .YQ ' i . 15' . ' . ' its r '1-' A ' ,,' I p 1 . Q p ,X y N . ,y . ' is n RP i ORP 0 RP v -urn p, ietllflplsg .IIRPWL srif?2r gygg -E 3f.,,,-.if ji - -4430 RPI . X ' ,ver V . 5 K g, P 15' C' 1 G' R A gist if ul W 2 A . r ssio1 f sstrs 3 in ' ' 'W X i iplFlH-5- 'A' at RP UI ' T' c i X URPL 92,55 9..n'7pLE' ,'puHPLetpUHPLsE.o.RP1, .MRS twURP,Lsi'i.nFsE fits! Row, left to right: Tony Suriano, Frank Zelenitz, Frank Kerr, Lou Groza, Barney Kolozsi, Bill Meyers, Walter L. Gordon, Eli Mamula. Second Row, left to right: Nick Votros, Charles Becca, Hen Cole, Allen Wheeler, .lack Gordon, Bob Vargo, .lack Henderson, George Shingle. Third Row, left to right: Ralph Mcliim, Sam Peroni, David Lash, George Konyha, Julius Bugner, Paul Wiselka, Sam Mikasinovich. BASEBALL 1942 Although the 1942 Purple Rider baseball squad lost their first three league games, the Riders will in all probability come up to par and present a formidable aggregation by tournament time. With the future in mind Coach Fred Hart is testing all his charges to find the right combination, and when he does it will be too bad for the opposition. The most glaring weakness in the Rider nine is their pitching staff. Their star pitchers lost by graduation, they were forced to muster a brand new firing line. Bob Mcllvain headed this group and is sure to develop. His understudy is Nick Vrotsos, a sophomore. Although these two are considered to be starting pitchers, quite a few others have been on the mound for the Purple. Although Weak in other positions the Ferrians are strong in the infield. They have an experienced foursome, although Peroni and Shingle alternate at second base, while Lou Groza, Zelenitz, and Becca comprise the other three- fourths. Both offensively and defensively this group of infielders compare with the best in high school circles. Frank Holozy, behind the plate, and Young, Suriano, Vargo and McHim round out the fly chasers. .. The Riders play in a tough league, and they will have to really start stepping in order to knock off some of the top-notchers and climb a few rungs on the league ladder. Although miracles do come true it won't be a miracle of the Purple and White start stepping. It will just mean that they have hit the right combination and are on the road to success. One of the main obstacles in the playing of their home games was the South Fourth Street diamond, ex-dump, which forms the home grounds for the home nine. All in all, the 1942 Riders will probably end up their season showing that they have put out everything for a success. .TACH BLAIR, 42 NAY SHOE CO. Headquarters for Shoes, Wheeling, W. Va. f Q90 83559 - dl, 1 Q fm , QiB,5 Q01 FN ' A9 N 9 . ' QT , A V 9 x plllnumb - 1 . --imap. 4 f 11 'I Hx. 'Jn L1 X X ' 'I nf N7 ,ff Ugg - J ' 4, If 4 6 Ill' J? W 4 . 5 : -H-H Q, . ' A B VQQW-X89 MA G-Pl'- ' , EVENTS OUR DIARY September 2, 1941 Dear Diary: School Days again! It actually takes you three minutes to get to the third floor, but it's tun. September 15- Ye Olde Kickoff - and did they look good! October 6-Place: High School Time: 'Y o'Clock Occurrence: Girl Reserves and Hi-Y meeting Remark: fToo good to be true? ?l Wonder how that happened? 13-Band Mothers' Skating Party. Why don't we do this more often? 14-Junior Classical League-Very nice. Hurrah! The teachers met at Zanesville. ln other words, we didn't have any school. V-I-C-T-O-R-YI I Ferry 9, Bellaire O. November l--Something new? Yes indeed --Hi-Y had an informal dance at the 'Elm gym. 6-Music Club had as their guest, Gomer Jones - interesting, too. ll-Armistice Day Program. Silence and taps really brought the best out ot the worst of us! 19-Thanksgiving vacation - in Ohio anyway! 20-DeMolay dance at High School gym. Cobble! Cobble! .lust gobs ot fun. 26-Student Representatives must think we're awful! lCourtesy Campaign?l 29-Toledo, here we come! What a trip! What a day! And oh, what a game! - Well, anyway we're Co-Champs ot Ohio and proud of it! December 4-Seriously, those Every Pupil Tests weren't so awful. 5-Open House Dance at the Elm gym. P. S. The orchestra played l?l Chattanooga Choo Choo! 12-Shoot 'em high - Dribble low - Come on State Champs - Let's go! 20-Christmas vacation - at last! Band Mothers' Holiday Dance. Perfectly scrumptuousll Need I say more? SELBY AND REED DRUG STORES January 5, 1942-Hours and hours and more hours to make up! 14-Semester exams!! 15-Why didn't I study! 16-Certainly am glad we deserve only this lexamsl twice a year. 24-Home EC. Club Snowflake Hop - Weather man very obstinate! February 3-Student Representative Party - More fun. 12-Open House Dance. l.et's all be more patriotic. 22-George Washington's Birthday - on Sunday, too! March 5, 6, 7-Sectional Tourney!! Here's hoping?? ll, 12, l3-District Tourney!! We're still crossing our fingers. 27 21-Band and Glee Club Contest. , 28-State Tourney! ! ? ? 31-What's this? Oh, Every Pupil Test again! April 3-Vacation - Happy days are here again! ll-How sweet! The Hi-Y Sweetheart Dance. l7-Variety Show - Even without an auditorium, this was one of the greatest shows ever! May 1-Gle e Club Spring Concert. Delightful, delovely and even in tune. 2-Girl Reserve Dance - Say, did you notice -- was there with ---, etc. ........ Lots of fun. -District State Scholarship Test. Am sure glad some kids around hem find time to study! 9-Home Ec. Club Banquet -- a really grand affair. Senior Exams - I've GOT to pass! Senior Assembly - l've waited four long years for this day and it was certainly worth it! l6-Junior- Senior Prom! Time Was - IA. M.!l Final Exams - too late to worry now! Baccalaureate - very impressive, too. 28-Commencement - the last but by far the least event of the year. This is undoubtedly one of those days in school life that we'll never forget! THE END OF A PERFECT YEAR KEYSTONE SHOE STORES, INC. Footwear For All Occasions 'r G Irena Ci Chr: 0 33- nn et s 9 ci PL F45-H. 'ga Nu my v Q2 Elrl J5 csv? Jennin- 'W Q . gi quills! Q21 S a 5: ii ms S CFL PXCTURES QUE NAMES -nn 8 Anna, U: ill .Q eg 'r Q lko 3 Y Hawlrl P 4 uL Clif. 'IU 4 2 v' X3 Hirsch B 2 Y VI.:-l ,L 'r G evil s 'Per a. l I Y D Edtvlri QL Faiilw Don-tl-y 'ay-0 Mm.: 1 .xi 'B an elm. 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