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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1945 volume:

15 R: fi . J w 11 N 1 . X x .- 4- P I .fe , -PA? 3? A' Ai 'Zig ' fi' 1 j - nk .jix ? ,Zig 2,5 wa, lie- i I My 3 . vi, N Ss. f Y SW .u ' n g I.. Q. ,K , V , qi if fr 'J- 1: 4. H. VL' ,1'lcg ' i 'VI ,ri Eb. 'ev . FQ' fi rpg .4--' 44, W lik livr- I QCP ' rf . ,. . . if M - :.,sjA M 5, 1 PM ' il. ' 1 f J I H 1 1 THE HFERRIANH STAFF Presents THE 19115 HFERRIANH 1 ' orewora' I The Ferrian Staff gives you a record of high-school events which has two aims: to review the accomplishments of the past year and to anticipate the World ot Tomorrow in which we will serve. This World of Tomorrow will demand of us above all - vision. Only vision coupled with ceaseless endeavor and a courageous spirit can bring about friendship and co-operation among the peoples of the earth. Our sense of humor will help us lace with equanimity the difficulty of making this a world of peace. Mary Green '45 X QE fl l-L 'Qlffx f E D U C AT I O N J BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. E. A. Holley William H. F. Gibb President Vice-President W. C. King Ralph W. Springer H. A. Sterling CHARLES A. TAYLOR Superintendent of Schools CHARLES P. LINDECAMP Principal ol High School FREDERICK G. HART FRANK BOWEN Assistant Principal of High School Manager of Athletic: RUTH BAILEY Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Diploma. West Liberty College, B. A. Supervisor of Vocal Music. FLOYD H. BAKER Wittenberg, B. S. in Ed. University ol Pittsburgh, M. Ed. General Metal Shop, Physi- cal Education. Basketball Coach. ESTHER VIRGINIA BELL Ohio University, B. S. in Education. University of Pittsburgh, M. Litt. English, Public Speaking. Junior Girl Reserve Adviser. HELEN BLACKFORD Ohio State University, B, A. Home Economics, Child Care. Home Economics C l u b Sp Qnsor. MARGARET CRISPIN University of Pittsburgh, B. S. in Ed., M. Litt. General Science. Freshman Class Sponsor. ELIZABETH DAVIS Muskingum College, B. A Home Economics. Home Economics C lu b Sponsor. OLIVE GABRIEL EARIES Eastern Kentucky S t a t e Teachers' College, B. A. English. Junior Girl Reserve Adviser. MARGARET M. GILLIS College of Wooster, B, A. University oi Pittsburgh, M. I..1tt. American Problems, Senior Class Sponsor. 4 . ' A ' Mianvm 1-mnaanoizn .ff ohio University College of fit Music. ,T Band Director. ': 111841: f. ' .5555 - . 53 1: ' A S A if . fit z .,.,.. V. 3: N it x 2 mg 1 FREDERICK G. HART Ohio University, B. S. in Ed. Algebra. Assistant Principal. CHARLES Z. KEIM Washington and Jefferson College, A. B. University of Pittsburgh, M. A., Ph. D. Spanish. International Students' So- ciety Sponsor. Hi-Y Adviser. Spanish Club Sponsor. VERNA V. KENNON Muskingum College, B. S. Ohio State University, M. A. Physics, Mathematics. Sophomore Class Sponsor. PRUDENCE CRISPIN KING Western Reserve Universitv, B. A. University of Pittsburgh, M. Litt. American History, World History. Senior Girl Reserve Adviser. HELOISE KNAPP Ohio Wesleyan University. B. A. History, Business Training, French. Smoothies Sponsor. Hoot - and - Mouth Club Sponsor. LEONORE LEMMIER Ohio University, B, S. in Ed. Latin, English. Senior Girl Reserve Ad- viser. ETI-IEL G. MCDANEI. Denison University, Ph. B. University of Pittsburgh, M. Lift. Practical Mathematics, Al- gebra. Freshman Class Sponsor. OLIVER McLEAN Ohio University, A. B. English Literature, Chemis- try, Senior Science. Chemistry Club. LEOTA B. MORRIS Ohio University, B. S. in Ed. History. National Honor Society Sponsor. ALFRED OXLEY University oi Akron. Vocational Machine Shop. SERAPHIM POPE University of Alabama, B. S. Biology, Drafting. Assistant Coach Football, Basketball, Track. C. RUSSELL RICE Fairmont State Teachers' College, B. A. English, S o c i a l Studies, Biology. HELEN McN. SHERIFF Wilson College, B. A. University of Pittsburgh, M. A. Latin, English. J u n i o r Classical League Sponsor. Hospital Assistant. HARRY C. SIPE Muskingum College, B. A. Commercial Subjects. Q Chairman ot Sales oi War Savings S t a m p s and Bonds. CHARLOTTE SORG Martins F e r r y Hospital School of Nursing, R. N. School Nurse. I CHARLES R. STIIOUP Ellsworth College, B. Di. Marion College, B. A., B. S. University of Pittsburgh, M. Ed. Vocational Co-ordinator. FRED M. THOMAS Washington and Jefferson College, B. S. Biology, Aeronautics. Football and Track Coach Athletic Club Sponsor ELIZABETH WILLERTON Muskingum College, B. A. Ohio State University, M. A. English. Chairman ot Ferrian . Head ot English Depart- ment. MARGARET E. WILLIAMS Margaret Morrison Carnegie College, B. S. University ot Pittsburgh, M. Lilt. Ohio University. English, Typswriting, Home Economics. Junior Class Sponsor. LAVERNE WILLIAMSON Ohio State University, B S. in Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Bliss Business College. Typing, Shorthand. Typing Club Sponsor. Shorthand Club Sponsor. ORNE WOOD Ohio Wesleyan, B. A. Librarian. Library Club Sponsor. CAROLYN COLE . Secretary to Principal ANNA MAE McNALLY Secretary to Superintendent ' fT7 W Tw XJ ,B-X XHSION SENIURS CLASS OFFICERS President ...... .................. .... M a ry Green Vice-President ..... Bob Winstel Secretary-treasurer ... ... .lack Jones SOCIAL CHAIRMEN Lois King Louis Banyas Colors: Blue and White Motto: In God .lust twelve years ago, In nineteen-thirty-three, We reached the age ot six And left our mothers' knees To begin our education And enroll in public school, We learned the fundamentals-and It seems now hardly possible That our learning days are done As tar as public school's concerned With all its grief and funl We wish to thank the teachers For their ever-helping hands, How they ever could put up with us We shall never understand. Well, my fellow seniors Ot the class of forty-tive, Here we march from out the doors Of good old Ferry High. Let us turn for one iarewell, Then go marching on our way, We never did appreciate It all-luntil todayl we trust. Flower: White Lilies many a rule. Nancy Lee Dauhert '45 JEAN E. ABSALOM l errian Staff 4, Jr. Classical League 2, 4. KATHERINE ANGELES Hall Guard 2, 3, Home Ec. Club 4, International Students' Society l, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Girl Reserves 1, 2, Library Club 2, 3, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, Student Representative l, 2, 3. WILLIAM APPENZELLER Entered United States Navy. PATRICIA AYERS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4, Home Bc. Club 1, 4, Home-Room Officer 1, 3, Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2, Music Club l, 2, National Honor Society 4, Office' Assistant 4, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Smoothies l, Typing Club 4. WILLIAM E. BAKER Baseball l, Basketball l, Foot- ball 1, 2, Track l, Athletic Club 2. LOUIS BANYAS Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Yariety Show I, 2, 3, Athletic Club 2, 3, Class Officer 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Home- Room Officer 2, 4, Jr. Classical League 2, Music Club l, 2, 3, Rostrum Club 3, Smoothies 1, Spanish Club 3, 4, Student Rep- resentative 1, Tumbling Club 4, National Honor Society 4. NANCY L. BEANS Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 3, 4, Home-Room Officer 3, 4, International Students' Society 1, 2, 3, Jr. Girl Reserves l, -2, Office Assistant 4, Sr. Girl Re- serves 3, 4, Shorthand Club 4, Spanish Club l, 2, Student Rep1 resentative 1, 2, Typing Club 4, Ferrian Staff 4. JESSIE BEAVON Glee Club l, 2, 3, Home Ec. Club 1, 4, Home-Room Officer 3, International Students' Society 2, 3, 4, Jr. Classical League 3, Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2, Library Club I, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Smoothies I, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Student Representative l, 2, National Honor Society 4. FRANCES BEAZEL Hall Guard 2, Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Short- hand Club .4, Smoothies 1, Typing Club 4. WILLIAM BECK Entered United States Army. RITA BELFIELD Band l, Glee Club l, Class Ot- ficer l, 2, 3, Ferrian Staff 4, Home Ec. Club 3, 4, Home-Room Officer l, 2, 3, International Stu, dents' Society 3, 4, Office Assis- tant 4, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Shorthand Club 4, Typing Club 4, Nationul Honor Society 3, 4. CECELIA BIANCONI Glee Club 1, 2, Home Ec. Club l, 4, Jr. Classical League 2, Jr. Girl Reserves 1, 2, Sr. Girl Re- serves 3, 4, Smoothies I, Spanish Club 4. CHESTER BIANCONI Baseball 1, 2, Basketball l, 2, Track 2, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Student Representative l. 1.013 JEAN BRIGGS Glee Club l, 2, Home Ec, Club 3, 4, Home-Room Officer 2, Jr. Girl Reserves 1, Z, Sr. Girl Re- serves 3, 4, Smoothies l. KINNETH BROWN Baseball l, Football 2, Hi-Y Club 4, Student Representative 2. EDWARD BUUCK ALBERTA E. BULLARD ADELE BURDESS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Ferrian Staff 4, Hall Guard 4, Home Ec. Club 4, Jr. Girl Reserves 1, 2, National Honor Society 4, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Office As- sistant 4, Student Representative 1. ROY BURTON Track l, 2, 3, Hall Guard 4, Hi-Y Club 4, lnternational Stu- dents' Society l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club l, 2, 3. MARY CALANDROS Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Home Ec. Club 1, 4, Junior Classical League l, Z, Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2, Sr. Girl Re' serves 3, 4, Typing Club 4, Hoof- and-Mouth Club 4. ERMA JEAN CARPENTER Glee Club l, 2, Hall Guard 4, Hoof-and-Mouth Club 4, Jr. Classical League 2. CLARA CARPINO Jr. Girl Reserves 1. GENE CARR Basketball 2, Mixed Chorus 3, Orchestra 3, 4, Class Officer 1, Hi-Y Club 4, Music Club 2, Short- hand Club 4, Student Representa- tive 4, Typing Club 4. MARTHA CARTER Declamation Contest 4. BETTE JUNE CEVOLA Band l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Orchestra 4, Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Club 4, Hall Guard 2, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Home-Room Officer 1, 2, Interna- tional Students' Society 3, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2, Music Club 1, Office Assistant 3, 4, Smoothies 1, Tumbling Club 4, Spanish Club 4. JOSEPHINE CHICKERELLA Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus I, Ferrian Staff 4, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, Home-Room Oflicer 1, 4, Library Club 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Office As' sistant 4, Smoothies 1, Spanish Club 4, Declamation Contest 4. TILLIE CLEARY Glee Club 1, Girls' Athletic Club 4, Home Bc. Club 4, Jr. Girl Re- serves 1, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Smoothies l. KENNETH C. COLE Baseball Manager 1, Band 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Music Club l, Smoothies l. FRANCES ROSE COLMAN Girls' Athletic Club 4, Jr. Girl Reserves 2, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Typing Club 4. CHARLES COMAS FRANK COPE Boys' Athletic Club 2, Hall Guard 3, 4, Home'Room Officer 4, Student Representative 2, JACK CRAVER llnys' Athletic Club 2, 3, Hi-Y Club 4, Smoothies l. FRANK CRAWFORD Home-Room Officer 1, 2, 3, ln' -ternntional Students' Society 4, .lr. Classical League Z, Smoothies 1, Student Representative 2, Stamp Club l, 2. RAY C. CUNNINGHAM, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Student Rep- resentative l. PHYLLIS DALTON Glee Club 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Junior Play 3, Class Officer 2, Declumntion Contest 4. NANCY LEE DAUBERT Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Orchestra 4, Variety Show 4, Girls' Athletic Club 4, Home Ec. Club l, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Girl Reserves 1, 2, Music Club 1, Office Assistant 3, 4, Rostrum Club 4, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Smoothies 1, Student Representa- tive l, Typing Club 4. HAZEL DAVIS Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Variety Show 2, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Class Officer l, Girls' Athletic Club 4, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, ln- ternational Students' Society 2, 4, Jr. Classical League 3, Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2, Rostrum Club 3, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Typing Club 4, Ferrian Sales Staff 3. CHARLES DAVISON Hi-Y Club 4, Home-Room Officer 2, . KATHLEEN DEITCH Mixed Chorus 1, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Club 4, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Officer l, 2, 4, Jr. Girl Re- serves 3, 4, Smoothies 1, Typing Club 4. HOWARD DENNIS Ferrian Staff 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Home'Room Officer 2, 3, Span- ish Club 2, Student Representative. VIVIAN DEVAULT Jr. Classical League 1, Office Assistant 4. CAROLYN V. DOBBINS Band 1, Z, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus l, Variety Show 2, 3, Ferrian Sales Staff I, Home Ec. Club l, 2, Home-Room Officer 1, International Students' Society 2, 3, 4, Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Smoothies I, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Student Representative 3. RUSSELL DUNCAN Tennis I, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 3, Variety Show 3, Boys' Athletic Club 3, Ferrian Staff 4, Hall Guard 2, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Home-Room Officer 1, 2, 4, International Students' Society 2, 3, 4, Jr. Classical League 2, Music Club 1, Rostrum Club 3, Student Representative 3, National Honor Society 4. GEORGE ELLIS Hall Guard 4, Hi-Y Club 4, International Students' Society l, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3. nsrrv rssrmzs Office Assistant 4, Shorthand Club 4, Typing Club 4. EUGENE EERRUCCI Hi-Y Club 4. WILLIAM FITHEN Baseball l, Football 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 4, Student Representative 2, 3, Track 4. BETTE JANE EUNARI Band I, 2, Home Ec. Club 3, 4, International Students' Society 2, 3, Jr. Girl Reserves 1, 2, Music Club 1, 2, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Shorthand Club 4, Smoothies I, Spanish Club 2, 3, Typing Club 4. NORMAN GEORGE Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer I, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Home-Room Officer l, 2, 3, Inter- national Students' Society 2, Jr. Classical League Z, 3, 4, Music Club 1, Rostrum Club 3, National Honor Society 4, Instrumental En- semble Contest. ROBERT GOFY MARY GREEN Girls' Ensemble 3, 4, Glee Club Accompanist l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Class Officer 4, Fer- rian Staff 4, Hall Guard 3, Home Ec. Club 3, 4, Home-Room Officer 3, International Students' Society 2, 3, 4, Jr. Girl Reserves 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Of- fice Assistant 4, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Smoothies 1, Spanish Club 2, 4, Student Representative 2. MARY LOU GRIMES A Home Ec. Club 4, Jr. Classical League 2, Library Club 2, Sr, Girl Reserves 4, Glee Club l. PATRICIA GUNDLING Band l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Orchestra 3, 4, Variety Show 3, 4, Hull Guard 2, Home Ec. Club 3, 4, Home-Room Officer 3, Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2, Music Club 1, 2, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Smoothies 1, PATRICIA HANLY Shorthand Club 4, Typing Club 4. LOIS JEAN HAYNE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Athletic Club 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4, Home- Room Officer l, International Stu- dents' Society 3, 4, Jr, Girl Re- serves l, 2, Office Assistant 4, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Smoothies l, Spanish Club 4, Student Rep- resentative 2. RICHARD DALE HEADLEY Entered United States Navy. RUTH HEDDLESON JOHN HENRY HENDERSON Entered United States Navy. RAYMOND HERRLEIN OLIVE LOU HILL Glee Club 1, Variety Show 3, Jr. Girl Reserves 1, 2, Sr. Girl Re- serves 3, 4, Smoothies 1, Stamp Club 1. THOMAS A. HODGE Tennis 2, Chemistry Club 3, Class Officer I, Hall Guard I, Hi-Y Club 3, Home-Room Officer l, 2, International Students' Society 3, Jr. Classical League 2, Rostrum Club 2, Student Representative 1, National Honor Society 3, Ameri- can Legion Essay Contest Winner 3. JAMB HOLLEY Basketball l, Football 1, Band 2, Glee Club 2, Ministrel Show 2, Hall Guard l, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, International Students' Society 2, Spanish Club 2, Student Represen- tative l, 2. RICHARD HOLLEY Basketball Manager 2, Band l, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, International Stu- dents' Society 2, 3, Music Club 1, 2, Rostrum Club 3, Smoothies 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, Student Rep- resentative l, 2. - MARY ELEANOR HUDSPETH Jr. Girl Reserves 1, 2. MARY IRWIN Girls' Athletic Club 4, Home Ec. Club 4, Jr. Girl Reserves l, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Smoothies I, Declamation Contest 4. ELEANOR JAVORSKY . Hall Guard 2, Home Ec, Club 4. JACK JONES Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 4, Hall Guard 2, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Home-Room Officer 2, 3, 4, Ferrian Sales Staff Z. VIRGINIA JONES Class Officer 1, Girls' Athletic Club 4, Hall Guard 2, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Girl Reserves 1, 2, Office Assistant 4, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Shorthand Club 4, Smoothies 1, Typing Club 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. CHARLES EUGENE JOSEPH Entered United States Army. STEVE JUHA, Jr. Jr. Red Cross 4. ESTELL KAIKIS Home Ec. Club 4, Jr. Girl Re- serves l, 2, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Shorthand Club 4, Typing Club 4. EREDA KAISER Girls' Athletic Club 4, Hall Guard 4, Home Ec. Club 3, Home- Room Officer 4, Jr. Girl Reserves I, 2, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4. WILLIAM KARTSIMAS Basketball l, Chemistry Club 3, Home-Room Officer 3, International Students' Society 3, National Honor Society 3, Spanish Club 3. ALBERT KINDBERG Football l, 3, 4. LOI8 KING Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Athletic Association 4, Mixed Chorus l, 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Home-Room Officer 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club l, 4, Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Student Represen- tative 2, Typing Club 4, American Legion Essay Winner 1, 2, 3, 4, American Day Essay Winner 3, Spanish Club 4, International Stu- dents' Society 4. CHARLES KINNAN Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Boys' Athletic Club 3, Hi-Y Club 4. HELEN LEE KINNAN Ferrian Staff 4, Girls' Athletic Club 4, Jr. Girl Reserves 2, Li- brary Club 2, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Office Assistant 4, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Smoothies l. GRACE KINNEY Jr. Girl Reserves I, 2, Sr. Girl Reserves 3. OLGA KLIHOPE Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show l, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 4, Home-Room Ot- ficer 2, International Students' So- ciety 2, Jr. Classical League 2, Jr. Girl Reserves 2, Music Club l, National Honor Society 3, 4, Of- fice Assistant 4, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, Shorthand Club 4, Spanish Club 2, S t u d e n t Representative 2, Typing Club 4. MIKE KOTELLOS Football Manager 3, 4, Variety Show 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Inter- national Students' Society 4, Spanish Club 4, Stamp Club 2. BEATRICE KYSER Glee Club l, 2, 3, Home Ec. Club 4, Home-Room Officer 4, Jr. Girl Reserves 1, 2, Sr. Girl Re- serves 3, 4, Shorthand Club 4, Smoothies l, Typing Club 4. ELEANOR LACON Jr. Girl Reserves I, Sr. Girl Re- serves 3, 4, Shorthand Club 4, Typing Club 4. ROBERT LEHOTSKY .Tennis l, Hall Guard 1, Hi-Y Club 4. ROCCO LOUISANO Entered United States Army. MAXINE LUCAS Home Ec. Club 3, 4, Home- Room Officer 2, 4, Jr. Girl Re- serves 1, 2, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Smoothies 1, Spanish'Club 3, 4, Declamation Contest 4. LARRY MAMONE Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Athle- tic club 1, 2, 3, Hall Guard 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, lnter- national Students' Society 1, 2, 3, 4, PEGGY MATZ Girls' Ensemble 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation 4, Hall Guard 2, Home Ec. Club 4, Home-Room Officer 2, Jr. Girl Reserves 2, Rostrum Club 3, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Declarna- tion Contest 4. JAMES MCANINCH Track l, Hall Guard l. MARY LOU McNlCKLE Home Ec. Club l, 2, 3, Jr. Girl Reserves 1, 2, Jr. Red Cross 4, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Shorthand Club 4, Smoothies l, Student Representative 3, Typing Club 4. MARY LOU MESSERLY Glee Club 2, Chemistry Club l, Jr. Classical League l, Jr. Girl Re- serves 2, l-lome Nursing Club l. MARTHA LOU MICHAEL Band 3, Glee Club l, 2, Fer- rian Stall 4, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Home-Room Officer I, 3, International Students' Society 3, 4, Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2, Rostrum Club 3, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Smoothies l, Hoot-and-Mouth Club 4, Variety Show 4, Typing Club 4. WILLIAM MILBERT VIRGINIA MILLS Band 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard I, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, Home-Room Officer 2, 3, Jr. Girl Reserves 1, 2, Sr. Girl Re- serves 3, 4, Smoothies l, Student Representative 2. SALLY LOU MISENHELDER Student Representative 3. SALLY MOSES Jr. Girl Reserves 1, Sr. Girl Re- serves 3, Smoothies l, Student Representative l. PAULA MURRIN Variety Show 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Girl Reserves 1, 2, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Smoothies l. CHARLES L. MYERS Home-Room Otticer 4. PHYLLIS MYERS Glee Club l, 2, Home EC. Club 4, Jr. Girl Reserves 1, 2, Sr. Girl Reserves 4. ROSEMARY NEAL GLORIA Y. N EWLAND Band 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, ln- ternational Students' Society l, 2, 3, Jr. Classical League 2, Jr. Girl Reserves, 1, 2, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Smoothies l, Typing Club 4, Shorthand Club 4, National Honor Society 4. CHARLES ORZOLEK Entered United States Army. EDNA PERKINS Sr. Girl Reserves 4, Shorthand Club 4, Typing Club 4. KATHERINE PERRY Ferrian Staff 4, Girls' Athletic Club 4, Hall Guard, Home Ee. Club l, 4, Home-Room Officer 3, 4, Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2, Jr. Classical League 2, 3, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Rostrum Club 3. EVELYN PETERSON Office Assistant 4, Smoothies 1, National Honor Society 4. DALE W. PROCTOR I-Ii-Y 4. 4 NICK PROVEZIS Basketball I, Home-Room Olficer 4. ALBERT PUPERI ANNA MARIE REASBECK Girls' Athletic Club 4, Home Ec. Club 4. WILLIAM RINDERER Ferrian Staff 4, Hall Guard l, Home-Room Olficer l, 2, Student Representative l, 2. MARGARET ROCHUS Glee Club 2, 3, Home Bc. Club l, 2, 3, 4, Home-Room Officer l, Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2, Office Assis- tant 4, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Shorthand 4, Smoothies l, Typing 4. EDWARD V. ROPER Home-Room Officer 4. JAMES RYAN Track 3, 4. JERRY SABIES Track l, 2, 3, Ferris aff 4, Hall Girard ILM Q 'I H-'M' ' ROBERT SAMUEL Basketball 1, 2, 3. ALBERT SOLE Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Variety Show 2, 3, 4, Ferrian Staff 4, Hall Guard 2, 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Jr. Classical League 2. WILLIAM SHRIVER Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, Home-Room Officer l, 2, 3, Smoothies l, Spanish Club 4. J. E. SHRODES Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Home-Room Officer l, 2, Jr. Classis cal League 2, 3, 4, Music Club l, 2, 3, 4, Rostrum Club 3, Smoothies l. JOAN SMITH Girls' Ensemble 1, Glea Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, Class Officer 1, 2, Girls' Athletic Club l, Hall Guard 4, Home Ec. Club 4, Home-Room Officer l, 2, 4, Jr. ,Classical League 3, Library Club l, 2, Office Assistant 1, 2, Sr, Girl Reserves 3, 4. JOSEPH SNIDER Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Mana- ger 3, Variety Show 3, Boys' Athletic Club 3, Class Officer 3, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, International Stu- dents' Society l, 2, 3, 4, Smoothies 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Tumbling Club 4. ERNEST SEBASTIAN Hi-Y 3, 4, International Stu- dents' Society 3, 4, Jr. Classical League 2, 3, Spanish Club 4, Variety Show 4. m. PATRICIA SOMMERS Glee Club 1, 2, Girls' Athletic Club 4, Home Ec. Club l, 4, lnter- national Students' Society 3, Jr. Classical League 2, Jr. Girl Re- serves l, 2, Sr, Girl Reserves 3, 4. JOHN SONK Football 3, 4, Boys' Athletic Club 3, 4. FRED SPECHT Hall Guard 4, Home-Room Otfif cer l, 2, Smoothies l. NANCIE SPRINGER Glee Club 2, Variety Show 4, Hall Guard 2, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Home-Room Officer 2, 4, lnternational Students' Society 3, 4, Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Smoothies 1, Span- ish Club 3, 4, Student Representa- tive 2, Hoot-and-Mouth Club 4. LOIS STALEY Glcc Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Hall Guard 2, Home- Room Officer 3, Shorthand Club 4. SARA STEAD Girls' Ensemble 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Home Ec. Club l, 4, lnternational Students' Society l, 2, Jr. Girl Reserves 1, 2, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Smoothies I. JANE STEGALL Band 4, Girls' Athletic Club 4, Hall Guard 2, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Classical League 1, 2, Music Club l, 4, Oitice Assistant 4, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Short- hand Club 4, Smoothies l, Student Representative 3, Typing Club 4. VERNA STEINKE Glee Club 4, Hall Guard 4, Home Ec. Club 1, Jr. Classical League 2, Jr. Girl Reserves 1, 2, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Shorthand Club 4, Typing Club 4, National Honor Society 4. LUCILLE STINE Girls' Ensemble 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Home Ec. Club 3, 4, Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4. JOSEPH STRAMA Tennis l, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4. SARALOUISE STULLENBURGER Forrian Stait 4, Girls' Athletic Club 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4, lnternational Students' Society 4, Junior Classical League 2, 3, Jr. Girl Reserves l, 2, Rostrum Club 3, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Student Representative 4, Smoothies 1, American Day Essay Contest Winner 3. MARGARET STUPAK Home Ec. Club 3, 4, Jr. Girl Reserves 2, Jr. Classical League 2, Sr. Girl Reserves 3. he 'Qi ,fs Q' . gf J' J DONALD E. THOMAS Basketball l, Football l, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Football Manager 2, t ' Boys' Athletic Club 2, Hi-Y Club ,,. 4. 4 xx SUZANNE THOBURN Home Ec. Club 4, Home-Room Olticer 3, Sr. Girl Reserves 4, Shorthand Club 4, Student Rep- resentative 3, Spanish Club 4, Typing Club 4, Variety Show 4. DELIA TOS! Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Jr. Girl Reserves 1, Library Club 2, Sr. Girl Reserves 4, Short- hand Club 4, Typing Club 4, Declamation Contest 4, National Honor Society 4. ,MSE-iii? . 'N' ,X ',-. .. 1 We . 2 ,... JEAN TUCRER Girls' Athletic Club 4, Home Room Otticer 2, 3, Jr. Girl Rc serves 2, Sr, Girl Reserves 3, 4 Typing Club 4. MARYLU VIRTUE Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Girls Athletic Club 4. ROBERT VOYTECEK Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 4, Track 3, Boys' Athletic Club 3, Ferrian Statt 4, Hall Guard 2, Home-Room Officer 4. MARGARET WALLACE Glee Club 2, Home lic. Club l, 2, 3, 4, Home-Room Officer 2, International Students' Society 2, 3, Jr. Girl Reserves 1, 2, Rostruxn Club 4, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Smoothies l, Spanish Club 2, Stu- dent Representative 2. MAXINE WEIDLE Glee Club l, 2, 3, Class Olticer 2, Home Ee. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Home-Room Officer 1, Jr. Girl Re- serves 1, 2, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Shorthand Club 4, Smoothies I, Typing Club 4. JUNE WESTFALI. Home Bc. Club l, 2, 3, Home- Room Officer 2, 3, Jr. Girl Re- serves l, 2, Library Club 2, Sr. Girl Reserves 3, 4, Shorthand Club 4, Smoothies 1, Typing Club 4. WILLIAM R. WILLIAMS Baseball l, Basketball 1. RAYMOND WILSON Hall Guard 1, Hi-Y Club 3, Spanish Club l, Basketball l , Track 2, National Honor Society 4. ROBERT J. WINSTEL Tennis 1, 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Show l, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Ferrian Staff 4, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Home- Room Officer l, 2, 3, 4, Music Club l, 2, Smoothies l. DONALD E. WOOD Basketball l, Football 2, 3, Ten- nis l, 2, Track l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, Boys' Athletic Club 3, Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Smoothies l, Student Representative 3. PEGGY L. WOODS Jr. Girl Reserves 2, Sr. Girl Re- serves 3, 4, Shorthand Club 4, Typing Club 4. W H O 'S W H O snmon CLASS Senior Class President ..... Mary Green Vice-President ....... .... R obert Winstel Secretary-treasurer . .............. Jack Jones Social Co-chairmen .... Lois King, Louis Banyas Valedictorian ...... ....... N orman George Salutatorian ................. Rita Belfield Senior Girl Reserve President Patricia Ayers Hi-Y President .................. ..... M ike Kotellos Home-Economics Club President .... .... L ois Jean Hayne Junior Classical League President .... Norman George Spanish Club President ......... Ernest Sebastian Typing Club President .......... Kathleen Deitch Shorthand Speed Club President .... ..... R ita Belfield Library Club President .......... ............... K atherine Angeles Football Co-captains Eugene Joseph, Charles Orzolek Basketball Captain ...... .,....... ' ........ E ugene Joseph Acting Basketball Captain . . . . . . Robert Voytecek Track Captain ........... ............ I. ouis Banyas Senior Cheerleaders ..,...... Nancy Beans, Hazel Davis Girls' Athletic Club President ................ ............... L ois Jean Hayne Senior Drum Majorettes ...... Bette June Cevola, Virginia Mills, Carolyn Dobbins Ferrian Editor-in-Chief ..................... .................... M ary Green Band President .......... .... R obert Winstel Chemistry Club President .... Thomas Hodge Senior Football Manager ...... ........... M ike Kotellos Prince-ot-Peace Contest Winners... Maxine Lucas, Delia Tosi National Honor Society President ........ Josephine Chickerella American Legion Essay Contest Winner .... ........... L ois King MORRIS'S PURE OIL SERVICE 1103 Zane Highway . . . M. F. 967 . n f nj, -V Z 7 1 TWD EAVOR ,gg JUNIGR President ..... ... John Silezin Vice-President .... .. Gene Burnetia Secretary-treasurer .... ....... D olores Dorsey Social Chairman . . . , . Marjory Zimmerman Colors: Red and Blue Flower: Gardenia Motto: Be prepared for all things, Your junior year marks the turning point of your life. Who, having ex' perienced all the years of high school, would not rather be a junior? That is the year in which you find real joys and pleasures. As a freshman, you were too small to take part in the main athletics, and you were continually called greenhorns. As a sophomore, you did not notice much change. You were just leaving the greenhorn stage. As a junior, you can look forward to another year of sports, enjoy all privileges and good times, plan for next year and your coming graduation. All this-and more, too--is yours to enjoy for another year. Your junior year becomes the best, lt gives more pleasure than the rest, lt gives a feeling of content, Just as if it's heaven sent. In your work and in your play, You find some gain throughout the day, A gain to fulfill your dream of life, A gain to keep you far from strife. So let's give a cheer for the junior year, And for all the juniors that are here. May all of you, whate'er your name, Find your glory and your fame. Arzella Sole '46 FRED E. PACKER . . . Complete Insurance Service Phone 210 Citizens Banl: Plclg. Martins Ferry AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY TO POST No. 38 George Applegarlh Shirl Ashlon Donald Afilnger Jane Barrier William Beckford Edmund Bell Pete Bieniek Nelda Bilyeu June Blaixe Tillie Bonchu Lulher Bowen Marne Dale Boyd Dorothy Brown Gene Burnelia Rita Cappelleili Dolores Carroll Richard Carroll Violet Cazan Rod Covey Esther Davies Sara Davies .lolephine Delfede Gerald Depuquale .loleph Dopler Dolorn Dorsey Helen Duill Nancy Dull Gaynell Eddy .lanel Jean Evans Velma Ewing Charles Fincher Linzy Fish Lois Garden Louise George Eugene Gereb Phyllis Gitto Betty Lou Goddard Betty Gray Helen Guinn Maclelyn Gundling David Hall Robert Hall Ruth Haranzo Ellen Harris John Harrison Barbara Hart Dolores Hartmann Mary Margaret Hughes Sara Margared Jewell Mary Johns Ray Johnson William Kane Liberty Kardules Emma Katona David Kinney Lemoyne Krone Anthony Lacon Susan Lamb Harley Lannum Ethel Lewis Irene Long Patti Luslcey lsabelle Malaasta Robert Marshall Robert Martin Eugene Martin Nada Mattern Adeline McHenry Martha Lee McMasters Anne Meeker HI-IOURY'S DEPARTMENT STORE J. 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HADLY Zimmerman Jewelry Marilyn Moran Betty Morris Donald Morris William Muck Mary .lo Muhlcman Doris June Myers Tim Neal Rose Orend Rosemarie Cite Ann Petro Betty Jane Peyton Robert Plot: Doris Plumby Robert Poling Rose Pratti Martha Robbins Frances Roberts Mary Martha Robert: Pierre Roberts Elwood Rothermund Michael Roy Billie Ann Sambuco .loan Soheehle Ralph Short John Silezin Carolyn Smith Geraldine Smith Arzella Sole Role Speece Eugene Spragg Eltella Stein Beverly Stobbs John Suriano Hazel Swisher Winona Tierney Bonnia Lou 'hott Gu: Tsompanss Stella Tuttle Louis Vallas John Vsrgo Hazel Vereb John Vickers John Vrotsol Ina .lo Walton Bettie Lou Wudle Hnrold Watson .loan Well: Lois Jean Wilkins Donna Lou Wilson Mildred Winland Nelson Winters James Wright Blanche Young Phyllis Young Mildred Zolenitz Margaret Zigo Mnriory Zimmerman Cecelia Zomonzki Albert Benclo MEAR PHARMACY .1- wx. gi-114 ,,-v i ,N : I ff Q u 47 ,1 .Q ' l ,Q XX H151-1wAYf5 W GPI-IGMORES President ........ ................... .l ean Stullenburger Vice-President ..... .. .Mary Margaret Cooper Secretary-treasurer .... ..... J ackie Lou Robbins Social Chairman .............. .... B etty .lean Edwards Colors: Yellow and Lavender Flower: Yellow Rose Motto: A winner never quits, and a quitter never wins. The year of '45 finds the class of '47 hale and hearty sophomores who have come through the freshman year without physical mishap or mental disability and have outgrown the name greenhorn. To the sophomore, the senior is someone to look up to, the junior, someone to tolerate, and the freshman, some- one to ignore. The class of '47 will be the finest class ever to pass through the portals of old Ferry High. Recognition has been given this class because of its individuality and co-operative spirit. And so, until the class of '47 takes its rightful place in the celebrated Hall of Fame, it will go forward for Ferry High. .lean Stullenburger '47 Yes, we leave them, so they say, Footprints on the sands of time, But they soon are washed away By the freshies next in line. None-the-less we have our mem'ries Carried deep in every heart, Tho' we're sophomores, looking forward To the days when we depart. These old walls hold recollections From the first day to the last, We'll be loyal to old Ferry, 'Til as seniors we have passed. Would that each year following this one, Might be more successful even, Bringing honor, grace, and glory To the class of '47l Peggy Bruney '47 Bessie Absalom Edmund Absalom Vera Albrecht William Antill Dolores Ayers Theresa Baglione Eleanor Barney Eleanor Barris Virginia Barron Delores Bazar David Beavon Edwin Becker Ella Mae Blinco Emma Fay Blinco Florajean Blum Dolores Borck Delores Boyer Esther Brandon Elsie Mae Brown Virginia Brown Arthur Bruney Peggy Lee Bruney Georgia Burd Jackie Lou Burd Virginia Burton Horner Campbell Maxine Campbell Ben Cappelletti Charles Cecil Vincent Chickerella Gordon Childers Velenthol Chrislip Elaine Cika Patricia Cleary Donald Coleman Pauline Conley Anna Conti Mike Contos Mary Margaret Cooper Velma Covington Betty Ann Crawley Robert Crump Margaret Cusick Mike Dandos Betty Marie Danver Cecil Davis Edward Davis Joan Davis Charles DeVaull Shirley Dew Arthur Eberhart Betty Jean Edwards Lois Jean Edwards Betty Ellis COMPLIMENTS OF HOGE-DAVIS DRUG COMPANY 5 N. 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Jim Gocsik Social Chairman .... ...Tom Daubert Colors: Scarlet and Gray Flower: Red Carnation Motto: We look to the future and overlook the past. On these next few pages, you will see the freshman class. Under the capable sponsorship of Miss Ethel McDanel and Miss Margaret Crispin, it has moved swiftly ahead. Class officers were elected by representatives of each home room. By some strange coincidence, the officers are all boys. The freshman basketball team brought honors once again to the halls of our high school by winning the Ohio Valley championship. True to our motto, we are looking forward to being seniors and graduating from Ferry High better fitted for our future life. Q Mildred Gasaway '48 We're the class of '48 for maybe '49l, So we're here to stay for quite some time. You know, we'll try our very best To study hard and pass our tests. lf, sometimes, we've seemed green and young, It's not because we're so awfully dumb, 'A But things all seemed so new at first, We haven't done so badly-we could've done worsel We know we've bothered one and all By slowing down traffic in the hall, But, next year-if we happen to pass- We promise as sophomores to be a model class. Sonia Hlihoff '48 POP KOERBER Ferrian Photographer W 1 BOBES JEWELER'S In One Location Since 1920 Martha Adams Russell Alkire Patricia Anderson Pete Angeles Mary Jo Ashton Marguerite Banisler Joann Barris Shirley Barris Richard Beaver Phyllis Beavers Charles Bennett Edward Bennington Caroline Bieniek Charles Branson Mary Louise Bremer William Brown Frances Bulick lola Burge Leola Bulge Nancy Butcher Maynard Butler Shirley lobes Helen Borck Mary Louise Boso Marjorie Bowen Jerry Bowman Stella Calandros John Carpenter Juanita Carver Robert Chunlto William Clemens Esther Clyde Carol Coleman Veda Coss Glenn Cox June Coyle Stella Dandos Tom Daubert Jack Davis John Davis Marilyn Davis Wilda Davies Gomer Davies Charles Deaton Dorothy Donnie Joe Dellasquale Joan Dorsey Harold Dorsch Glenn Dunn Nancy Duskey Dolores Dye James Eden Donald Enright Ruth Mae Evans William Evans Betty Ewing Shirley Finney Paul Fish Margaret Fowler Chester Fray Belly Krieger Fred Fuchik Nelson Garden Mildred Gasaway Donna Jean Geer Jacqueline Geer Carl Gehrke Anna Gereb Lorraine Giameos David Gibbons James Goscik Edwin Gosney Joseph Graham Wanda Guinn Georgia Lee Hall Allen Harris Betty Lee Harris June Harris George Hartley Drew Hastings Marianne Hellen Mary Evelyn Henderson Mary Ann Henceroth Donald Herrlein Jo Ann Hill William Hilton Nancy Hinkle Albert Hoilman Mary Lou Hopkins George Howard Donald Jackson Eugene Jackson Milton Jackson Wanda Jaworski Virginia Johns Paul Johnson Raymond Jones Chris Kalles Mary Kardules Alfred Kelly Patricia Kelner Donald Kinkade Doris Kinney Sonia Klihotl John Kooher James Koehler Rosemarie Koehnlei John Kolozsi DANNEPUS NEWS STAND 216 S. Fourth Street, Martins Ferry, Ohio HENDERSON'S NEWS STAND Viola Kontras Wilbur Koon Leslie Kovash Rose Marie Kovalski Louise Koumondouros Wilbur Kuhn Phyllis Kunze Charlotte Langford Martha Lash Carolyn Laiham Ruth Leach William Leach Clara Longeneiie George Long Verna Long Anna Malalesla Lena Malalesia Rose Marie Marchio Sulalee Marsh Paul Marx William Malheas Mary Lou Maiheas Beverly Mai: Ruth McAninch Fannie McConnaughy Jane! Mclfarland Jackie McGuire Eugene McKinney Marjorie Messerly Harold Mills Cherie Miller Richard Miller Marilyn Mohan Julia Moniello Anthony Morando James Morris Belly Murry Eugene Murray Belsy Myers Richard Myers Homer Neavin Nina Von Neavin Patricia Nauman Jack Oherdick Eileen Oddis June Lee Oliver Elsie Orend Joseph Padyiasek Robert Palmer Ernesi Pandelos Robert Pasior Charles Perry Edna Perry Jean Petri! .P 39 fu A , gnu' Z F I I X x f 5 3 '. . N J Xm KC? D K -Q X -7 .2 ' I-I M x WV I Qx 731-eff wjvmx m Our Compliments io the teams of 1944 - '45 THE PURPLE RIDER BOOSTERS' CLUB FOOTBALL SQUAD WESTLAKE BROS. Chevrolet Sales and Service - IU zu: H. U -C rn Il : IU U :C ll E D S Q u: ..r 0 -5. '50 S5 D49- FS ii :QE -.2 Z3 Ei 22 I-U '56 2: L.: I-1 'S mx: Oo U.: UI EZ' -an 36 oo rc... .. 5 ai I O E I5 E E 0 IA il 0 'U E U :l: .E D- GI ... 0 H .ui 0 .. O N M O ..r I E O .I H E 0 -I m In .af GI U 0 .. :- 0 P :if .2 3 gui I3 O ... Bn ll IU r: .E I ... .. Cl .. .E 2 1. 1: .2 I1 IU In U 2 :. U -u lull uf ... N fl b ll .. U .E .2 lin :I ... U VI O U ur. 3.2 nav I ..Q D . -: 0 EE 'fs -4 .5 -u in 0 3 III U 2 ..: :: U : ll n. D4 ll U .: 0 : ... ll ... lu N. : 0 1: h : n .5 0 .. .. O ,. b . ,E VE gm fv . H 0:1 .n. go ,AD E . ... Oi 'o -u as as 2. as-E 3 E FOOTBALL REVIEW OF 1944 Ohio Valley Conference Champions Owing to the graduation in 1943 of nine regulars from the starting line-up, the Purple Rider football team was severely handicapped. The loss of such stars as Nick Vrotsos, Paul Rees, Roy Mattern, Sam DeFede, Jack Scheehle, Karl Kindberg, Ed Hanke, Bill McFarland, and Charles Vargo made it seem impossible to replace them and to keep the standard of football expected at the home of the Purple Riders. The great season of '43 set a difficult task for the squad of '44, Co-captains Joseph and Orzolek, along with Mamone and Henderson, con- stituted the nucleus around which to build a new team. Practice sessions started August 21. As these continued, new names began to appear, and a new team was developing. The boys were young in years, the average age was sixteen. As a team, Ferry was heavy in spots but light in other positions, the average weight was one hundred sixty-two pounds. This team was a surprise to the town as well as to the coaches and players themselves. Martins Ferry was the envy of the valley, however, the latter part of the season was not quite up to the pace set in the beginningibecause of inf juries occurring to key players: Joseph, Short, and Thomas. It was the first team in the history of the school to win from the Steubenville Big Reds , the Wheeling Wildcats , and the Bellaire Big Reds -all in the same season. The first six games were taken in stride with the Purple Riders not permitting a point to be scored against them. Then came the game with the giants, out- weighed seventeen pounds per man, the boys journeyed to East Liverpool, where Ferry had to yield to weight and unlimited reserve power, l4-0. Both knew, however, that they had played a great opponent. The next week, Steu- benville was out in the defeat column by a score ot 6-0, showing that Martins Ferry could bound back after a loss. This is the real measure of a team. With several Riders fairly on the hospital list, Linsly won 'Z-0, mainly be- cause of a fumbled punt on the five-yard-line which Linsly successfully re- covered. Next Martins Ferry tied the score 0-0 with Wheeling Central, the 1943 champions of West Virginia. Martins Ferry High School was proud when the Purple Riders were declared champions of the Ohio Valley Conference, with only twenty-one points scored against them during the season. SUMMARY OF SCORES Martins Ferry Union 0 Martins Perry Bridgeport 0 Martins Ferry Wheeling O Martins Ferry Triadelphia 0 Martins Ferry Jefferson Union 0 Martins Ferry Bellaire 0 Martins Ferry East Liverpool 14 Martins Ferry Steubenville 0 Martins Ferry Linsly 7 Martins Ferry Wheeling Central 0 GEO. E. STIFEL CO. Wheeling's Friendly Store SENIORS OI-' THE FOOTBALL SQUAD Eugene Joseph-Co-captain-Halfback We can never forget the long runs of the Ghost . He has made history for Ferry High as well as obtained glory for himself. He was the most flashy back Ferry has had for several years. His honors were many: the right to wear No. 44, co-captain of the Purple Riders in 1944, All-State halfback of 1943, a member of the All-Valley team, All-West Virginia team, and All-Eastern- Ohio team. Admired by all, Eugene Joseph was a real loss to Ferry , but he will be just as a great a gain to the Armed Forces. Good luck to the Ghostl Charles Orzolek-Co-captain-Tackle Who doesn't know Orzie ? He played tackle perfectly. We can't forget those blocked kicks and hard tackles made at the time they were needed most. Orzie goes down in our Hall of Fame as an All-Eastern-Ohio, All-Valley, All-West Virginia tackle. Bill Fithen-Guard Bill came to Ferry High from Tiltonsville in his senior year. Possessed of a fighting heart and a will for hard work, he developed into a fine guard. We only wish he had another season with us. Jack Henderson-Guard .lack was the hard-kicking boy of the squad. An experienced guard from the season of 1943 and expecting a great season in '44, he had to undergo an appendectomy in July. He also broke a bone in his hand in early practice. Finally, .lack made up for the time he lost in the first part of the season. He is now in the Navy Air Corps. Larry Mamone-Guard Although weighing but 160 pounds, Larry was surely dynamite in the Ferry line. Through his hard work and consistent playing, he gained the recogni- tion that was most certainly due him: a place on the All-State team of 1944, and the All-Valley and All-Eastern-Ohio teams. Don Thomas-Quarterback Don played the most difficult position on the team, the blocking spot in the backfield. He played a great game all year even under the handicap ot a knee injury which occurred during the summer. Don's tackling on defense was great to see. His position will be hard to fill in 1945. Bob Voytecek-End Bob was retarded in his football career by a broken ankle in his sophomore year. He did not play his junior year, but he certainly did in his senior year. With his determined and fighting spirit, he developed into one of the best ends in the whole Ohio Valley. Congratulations Class ot '45 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE, MARTINS FERRY LODGE No. 1532 FOOTBALL RESERVES The reserves are the players who are the work-horses of any team, no team is better than its reserves. It is they who condition and develop the varsity by providing competition in practice and scrimmage. Most of Ferry's reserves are underclassmen, thus we expect to hear much more about them in the future. Our coaches have completed the ground work for successful teams for the next three years by the development of reserve players. The entire squad con- sisted ot seven seniors, twelve juniors, eleven sophomores, sixteen freshmen, and eighteen boys ot the seventh and eighth grades. FOOTBALL MANAGERS Much credit is due the managers ot the Purple Riders. Always alert and ever ready to do the many tasks set to their hands, their work was accomplished with rare devotion and with the utmost efficiency. They earned the highest praise and were given that praise by grateful coaches and football supporters. Seated: Standing: Ernie Hill James Winters Mike Hotellos Tom Johnson Eddie Davis DUPHE'S SHOE STORE Brownbilt Shoes for All the Family BASKETBALL TEAM NAY'S SHOE STORE Ei .c OE O.: UB -nc .2 5 x QE Qs :IE UF-In 52 451: mm E18 rr S E3 3.8 -cs EIS mi 'c Ci Ee gl-1-4 H. ..0 :AG S3 3 K2-c E E I-4 Q7 -'li 553 U Zi: 56' an ,,-: Mm 29: V37 Fc - Q-'Zi Tu: ff-2 SE SIU 0: '-2: .X U3 ru - '14 U.-3 ow 3'5- 20 pb :C ,aw on -wo .Jr- ,-. - 38 ou agua E R0biI150n BASKETBALL SEASON The Purple Riders opened the 1944-45 season in mid-December with an impressive 63-19 win over the Casket-Makers of Shadyside. A week later, the Ferrians journeyed to Marietta, where they met with their only regular season setback in a close 53-49 game. Mingo was the next foe of the Riders as they again hit their stride trampling a veteran Mingo tive. The Zanesville game scheduled for Friday, December 28, was postponed owing to bad weather conditions. Ou January 2, the team traveled to Toronto and won a close 34-31 game! Next on the list was Tiltonsville, which gave what was to be the closest game of the regular season. At the end of the regular game time, the score was 48-48, but Ferry out-lasted a game band of Ramblers , going on to victory in the over- time period, the final score being 59-49. The Purple Riders really hit mid-season form knocking Linsly, Bellaire, and Wheeling from the ranks of the undefeated with decisive wins. The Potters of East Liverpool were the next toes meeting the same fate as the others, 52-45. The Riders then disposed of a weak Wheeling team 53-19, the smallest number ot points scored against the team during the season. The Perrians were red hot as they disposed of Bridgeport and Steu- benville, 57-33 and 49-35. Toronto was victimized 47-21, as Joseph played his last game for Martins Ferry High School. The Big Reds of Bellaire were defeated a second time 55-27. Steubenville journeyed to Ferry on February 6, only to be vanquished 63-35, Union was next, losing 56-26. The Riders then faced Tiltonsville again in what proved to be another thrilling game, but again the Purple topped with a close score of 35-33. The Riders proceeded to defeat Bridgeport, East Liverpool, and Wheeling, tor the second time, and finished the season with an imposing record of eighteen games won and one lost. TOURNAMENT M. E.. .4 ...... 57 Shadyside ..... .... . 36 . M. F. ........ 70 St. Clairsville ........ 33 M. F. ........ 48 Mingo ............... 38 M. F. ........ 45 East Liverpool ...... 51 The Purple Riders began the tournament season with two decisive victories over Shadyside and St. Clairsville. They were playing good basketball and ad- vanced to the district meet at Steubenville as one of the favorites. There they defeated a stubborn Mingo team before losing to East Liverpool in a thrilling game. Q MEMBERS OF THE VARSITY Jack Jones Eudy Joseph Bob Voytecek Eugene Ghost Joseph-Forward--Senior The Ghost was the sparkplug of this year's team, and he might be called the balance-wheel as well because of his calm assurance. His difficult shots and brilliant floor game were spectacular. Because of his all-around ability and his sportsmanship, he was named forward on the All-Ohio team. Eudy was inducted into the Army in the latter half of the regular season schedule. Bob Voytecek-Guard-Senior This was Bob's first year on the varsity. His ball-hawking, uncanny shoot- ing, and brilliant floor play, were of the greatest value to the team. Bob was seiected captain, succeeding Eugene Joseph when he entered the armed forces. He received honorable mention on the All-Ohio basketball team. Ralph Short-Center-Junior Ralph's task of filling the shoes of Alex Groza, our All-Ohio center of last year, was a difficult feat. Undaunted by that, Ralph became our high-scorer of the year, and his playing of the rebounds was of immeasurable worth to his team. He has been elected captain of next year's team. Moreover, Ralph re- ceived honorable mention on the All-Ohio team. Great things are expected of this player next year. John Corky Vrotsos-Guard-Junior This also was .lohn's first year of varsity playing. This lad played a superb floor game, it was thrilling to see him bring that ball down the floor. Through- out the season, his team-work was perfect. Virgil Oancea-Forward-Sophomore Virgil was front-court mate of Eugene Joseph. An excellent shot, a clever hnll-handler, and a good defensive player made Oancea one of the stalwarts of this year's court performers. He has a splendid future ahead of him. Jack Jones-Forward-Senior Upon .Tosoph's departure, .lack was shifted into .loseph's position. Being cool-headed and courageous, .Tones filled that place so meritoriously as to re- ceive the praise of all who follow the court game. CARVERS' I. G. A. STORE Where Your Dollars Buy More BASKETBALL RESERVES Martins Ferry 54 Shadyside 22 Martins Martins Ferry 43 Mingo 23 Martins Martins Ferry 54 Toronto 38 Martins Marlins Ferry 53 Tiltonsville 39 Martins Martins Ferry 38 Linsly 22 Martins Martins Ferry 55 Bellaire 44 Martins Martins Ferry 24 East Liverpool 31 Martins Martins Ferry 33 Wheeling 24 Martins Martins Ferry 20 Bridgeport. 17 Martins ferry Ferry Ferry ferry Ferry Perry Ferry Ferry ferry Row la B. Baker, Pugh, Davis, Twardoski, Muck, Mcfarland. Row ll: Coach Floyd Baker, Winters, Chickerella, Ray Short, Shane, Reddy Steubenville Toronto Bellaire Steubenville Union Tiltonsvilie Bridgeport East Liverpool Wheeling I-'RESHMAN SQUAD Row I: Eden, Palmer, Smith, Kelly, Turvey, Reddy. Row ll: Coach Seraphim Pope, Defede, Rothermund, Morris, Leach, Daubert, Thomas. TRACK SQUAD H. L-4 O -CI VJ meet, Joseph, .2 -G' -4-4 -4-u 4 'ci 0 C dethro Were Uhrichsville L-I ra cv 7' ... In 2 C2 o I0 cu ful track se SS UCC6 S Y Ve! had a 54 I-4 D-4 GJ F-I-4 In C1 --4 4-4 1-4 S' Joseph not high-point players. as -G' +4 an I-4 as 3 M U sv an 'U F74 al tv. .sa C4 at I ct o 3 E at ID -4-4 0 .-CZ +4 S x-4 O +4 va hi time in Martins Ferry track -o-4 VI l-1 .4-4 -0-1 QD -1: +4 v-4 O I-I-4 E as -CI o record W Ile 058118. als scorer, but high Tu' :1 T2 div in HS YW onl F e rry 14, Martins E Q. 4 cz O 4-I an cv E .9 .nz va C O 'a -A-4 U .-4 l-1 4-4 Vi LE CU ui -cs 1: o U U Ill P3 2 .E VI 'o P1 U rl Q 'J 50-4 o UI 2 -ca Fl :1 .rs .rs E' 4: 0 .cz 0-1 ua .E cz c: IJ I-I 54 .Q N U I-1 7' 1-4 x-4 0 I-I-1 rn C ... 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E .2 .:: .99 .:: an 'E CD. .aa C1 rd I e look- al' n fans ches. The track S .-a 0 .E C Q-4 U ID -v-4 U 5 LZ -4-4 O .Cl U3 LE' J: .c u C4' .-C2 'D TE nship champio he etort HC rry's cha Fe Martins Came Q. E :x 45 the spring of 19 in On a successful seas I0 d al' W for 9 r, in 6 OV D hools: SC a tield of fine this from ook Terry t 4 ville. sof champion the :Q L4 2 .EE v is th BY ngo. nesville, and Mi Za 'W' THE BAND WILBERT VAULT COMPANY Gerald Flumby, Tommy Moses, Doris Trott, Lou Bonnie Nancy Daubert, Jones, pbell, Beverly Maxine Cam ww. 2 E ::: E M UI I N uf ': ll I :l: -R 0 N in 3 o IS Depasquale, Virginia Mills, Juanita Carver. Pat Ayers, Jane Ann Armstrong, Phyllis Kauiman, Barbara Myers, Joan Erhe, hy Swear- Doxot an, yN barger, Pats al' bbins, Mr. H Do aY K lll : Row r Strama, Raymond cto Glenn Reese, Vi Winstel, Bill Shriver, Edmund Bell, Bob Davies, Gloria Newland, Regina Schweizer, Sarah Schweizer, Rosella ingen, Bessie Absalom, Sonia Klihoif, Marilyn Dick Holley, Susan Lamb, Kelley, Stegall Marian Ring, Carl Pat Luslrey, Adele Burdens, Jane Young, Phyllis Lou Perry, Olga Klihoil. Jessie Davis, Myron yers, M Charles Branso Jerry Bowman, Richard an, Martha Robbins, Eleanor Lewis. nl ehrlze, Jim Miller, Gibbons, Albert Hoiim Haclsell, scher, Martha fi Shrodes, Charles U E. J. Row ll Norman George, Kinney, Don Herrlein, Bob Marshall, avid Cevola, D : Bette June lV Row J erger, Bob Pessv Robbins, Jackie Lou obensack, nes, Barbara H Jo hh Martha A Beckford. Drew Hastings, Arthur Eberhart, Bill Gundling, Bremer, Marna Dale Boyd, Doris Kinney, Pat Crump, Mary Louise WE QUOTE Virg Oancea- It's 'whirled' history to me. Marna Dale Boyd- 1 always come to school on WednesdaysI Albert Sole- How about a date? Edward Bulick- I'm so-o-0-o-o bashful. Slim Winstel- I've got rhythml Junior Pugh-- Why do they call me 'Lemon'? Bill Kane- Is my tace redl Louis Banyas- Mary, me, and my fiddle. Red Craver- I smile even on MondaysI Bob Voytecek- I reckon you know that. Jane Stegall- Why can't I keep my mouth shut? Johnny Vargo- Don't call me Frankiel Joe Strama- Lend me your homework. Rita McDade- Don't you know my brother? Norman George- I've got a season ticket on the honor roll. Mike Roy- My name is Michael John Joseph Hayden Paul Roy, J Joan Scheehle- Yea, Junior! Don Muscles Morris- Don't forget to bring a lunch! Nancie Springer- What do the 'gremlins' have against me? Gene I-'erucci- Z-z-z-z-z-z. Betty Feetters- It's only a nickel to Bridgeport. Ethel Lewis- I can make the best hamburgers. Cecil Davis- I answer to 'Sonny' because I'm so bright. Corky Vrotsos- Going steady agrees with me! WHY THEY TlCK Congratulations Class ot '45 L. S. GOOD 8: CO. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Row 1: Tom Dauberl, Bob Winslel, Edward Davis, Mary Green, Miss Ruth Bailey, Billy Evans, Elwood Rolhermund, Jim Gocsik. Row lll: Rudolph Roth, Allen Marlin, Vincent Chickerella, John Carpenter, Amon Mcswords, Row Ill: Rudolph Roth, Allen Marlin, Vincent Chickerella, John Carpenter, Amon M:Swords, Edwin Gosney, Frank Truax. FIFTH PERIOD GIRLS' GLEE CLUB' Row I: Jo Ann Springer, Nancy Duskey, Delia Tosi, Mary Green, Belly Jane Peyton, Nancy Dull, Sara Margaret Jewell, Louise George, Esther Davies, Miss Ruth Bailey. Row ll: Nancy Dauberl, Doris June Myers, Violel Cazan, Dorothy Jewell, Helen Guinn, Dorothy Brown, Anne Meeker, Martha Lee McMa:lers, Irene Long, Mary Davidson. Row III: Kathleen Deilch, Rose Pratli, Rose Speece, Belly Danver, Barbara Harl, Adeline Mc- Henry, Arzella Sole, Rosemarie Olle, Rita Cappellelli, Nada Mallern. Row IV:: June Blaire, Lois King, Verna Sleinke, Eleanor Henderson, lola Burgc, Leola Burge, Mary Calandros, Mary Margaret Hughes, Lucille Sline, Helen Duill. Row V: Janel Jean Evans, Dolores Dorsey, Mladelyn Gundling, Jean Hill, Mary Jo Muhleman, Lois Jean Hayne, Elsie M'ae Brown, Belly Morris, June Coyle, Peggy Matz, Carolyn Smilh. MIXED CHORUS Row I: Gomer Davies, frank Truax, Bob Ellis, Anne Meeker, Dorothy Brown, Mary Davidson, Nancy Dull, Mary Green, Dorothy Jewell, Violet Cazan, Doris June Myers, Lois King, Nancy Daubert, Lois Jean Hayne, Rosemarie Olle, Billy Evans, Bob Smith, Edwin Gosney. Row ll: Edward Davis, Bob Winslel, 'Lucille Stine, Kathleen Deilch, Sara Margaret Jewell, Rose Spccce, Mary Margaret Hughes, Rita Cappellelli, Arzella Sole, Mary Jo Miihlernan, Janel Jean Evans, Peggy Matz, Irene Long, Elsie Mae Brown, Paul Sommers, Don Coleman, Tom Dauberl. Row lll: Miss Ruth Bailey, Elwood Rolhermund, Eugene Gereb, Nancy Duslcey, Adeline McHenry, Lois Staley, June Blaire, Belly Morris, Leola Burge, lola Burge, Rose Pralli, Eslher Davies, Louise George, Mary Calandrcs, Martha Lee McMa:ters, Rudolph Roth, John Davis, Pat McClay. Row IV: Amon McSwords, Jim Gocsik, Sara Slead, Delia Tosi, Jo Ann Springer, Hazel Davis, Bettie Lou Wardle, Carolyn Smith, Nada Matlern, June Coyle, Helen Duill, Madelyn Gundling, Jean Hill, Helen Guinn, Belly Jane Peyton, John Carpenter, Allen Marlin, Vincent Chickerella. NICH'S MUSIC SHOP, 932 Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va. Musical Instruments, Supplies, and General Instrument Repairing GILDOW ELECTRIC Opposite City Building FOURTH AND FIFTH PERIOD GIRLS' ENSEMBLES jfrom Right to Leftj Row l: Anne Meeker, June Blair, Nancy Dull, Rita Cappelletti, Carolyn Smith, Mary Green. Dorothy Jewell, Sara Jo Harth, Arzella Sole, Janet Jean Evans, Delia Tosi. Row ll: Mary Lou Hopkins, Adeline McHenry, Lucille Stine, Violet Cazan, Mary Jo Muhleman, Lois King, Mary Margaret Hughes, Doris June Myers, Bettie Lou Wardle, Marjorie Bowen, Joan Davis. Row Ill: Beverly Matz, Dorothy Houston, Betty Lou Winland, Ellen Nancy James, Phyllis Romick, Mary Margaret Cooper, Joanne Messerly, Helen Kaikis, Ruth Mae Evans, Jackie Lou Burd, Ruth Hart- ford, Miss Ruth Bailey. MONDAY--THURSDAY FOURTH PERIOD GIRLS' GLEE CLUB jfrom Right to Lettl Row l: Theresa Bagliane, Pat Cleary, Ruth Mae Evans, Sara Jo Harth, Marjorie Bowen, Carol Coleman, Stella Calandros, Louise Koumondouros, Lorraine Giameos, Betty Ellis. Row Il: Mary Margaret Musat, Phyllis Romick, Joan Davis, Marie Vossen, Jackie Lou Burd, Ruth Leach, Nina Von Neavin, Martha Adams, Rose Marie Kovalski. Row Ill: Miss Ruth Bailey, Anna Marie Roth, Elvira Suriano, Eleanor Barney, Mildred Gasaway, Ruth McAninch, June Lee Oliver, Ellen Nancy James, Peggy Bruney, Eileen Feetterers, Elaine Cika. Row IV: Maxine Jones, Shirley Finney, Mary Lou Matheas, Jo Ann Hill, Georgia Lee Hall, Ruth Hartford, Marguerite Banister, Dolores Ayers, Rose Kougeoulis, Emma Fay Blinco, Esther Brandon. Row V: Georgann Roberts, Carol Jones, Joan Dorsey, Dorothy Dennie, Veda Coss, Shirley Bobes, Mary Evelyn Henderson, Donna Jean Geer, Pat St.ead, Wanda Guinn, Marjorie Messerly. TUESDAY-FRIDAY FOURTH PERIOD GIRLS' GLEE CLUB jFrom Right to Leftl ' Row l: Martha Lash, Geraldine Smith, Donna Jean Ryan, Janet Mefarland, Mary Ann Morris. Erma Russo, Evelyn McNickles, June Harris, Mildred Mirich, Virginia Brown, Rosanna Russell, Row ll: Dorothy Thanos, Elsie Orend, Elvina Wilson, Jo Anne Richardson, Joanne Ruckman, Betty Murry, Lois Jean Edwards, Shirley Dew, Clara Longenette, Dorothy McSwords. Row Ill: Denise Padyjasek, Billie Ann Sambuco, Catherine Mozie, Helen Stan, Esther Clyde, Lois Jean Wilkins, Wilda Davies, Caroline Bieniek, Stella Dandos, Florajean Blum, Edith Winland. Row IV: Joan Smith, Betty Jean Edwards, Emily Kemo, Velma Covington, Joanne Messerly, Joan Davis, Dorothy Houston, Delores Boyer, Verna' Long, Rosemarie Scarfo, Lenore Jones. Row V: Virginia Barron, Pat Kinnan, Hazel Davis, Mary Margaret Cooper, Helen Kaikis, Ruth Hartford, Lucy Ann Theurich, Beverly Matz, Mary Louise Boso, Bettie Lou Wardle. Tl-IOBURN BROS., Oldsmobile Sales and Service 317 N. Zane Highway . . . M. F. 476 ELM BUICK SALES You Ge! a Better Used Car From a Buick Dealer NATIONAL Hanan sncrsnr 5 '4,. -E M 5 E 4 2 S I, X . NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY One of the most coveted honors which may be earned by a pupil during his high-school career is election to the National Honor Society. Fiiteen per cent of the membership of the senior class is elected to the society, as well as tive per cent of the junior class. A chapter was installed in Martins Ferry High School in October, 1931. In the past fourteen years, only three hundred eighty-six students have been elected to membership in this chapter. Selection is based upon four principles: scholarship, character, leadership, and service. To be eligible in scholarship, the student must be in the upper third of his class, in order to determine the rank of candidates in leadership, points are given for all extra-curricular activities. Service and character are based upon a combined pupil-teacher classification: the eligible pupils and the faculty rate the upper third of the class in numerical order, according to their estimation, based upon such characteristics as willingness to work, co-operation, honesty, reliability, neatness, cheerfulness, and poise. The emblem of the National Honor Society is the keystone with the flaming torch, which symbolizes the spirit of the society. Josephine Chickerella '45 SENIORS ELECTED IN THEIR JUNIOR YEAR ffrom Right to Lettl Row I: Katherine Perry, Mary Green, Helen Lee Kinnan, Maxine Weidle. Row II: Josephine Chickerella, Miss Morris, Olga Klihott, Rita Beltield. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ffrom Right to Lettl Row I: Louis Banyas, Linzy Fish, Russell Duncan, Thomas Hodge, Norman George, Ray Wilson. Row II. Adele Burdess, Katherine Perry, Mary Jo Muhlcman, Rita Belfield, Olga Klihott, Jessie Beavon, Mary Green, Delia Tosi, Gloria Newland. Row III: Sarah Davies, Susan Lamb, Patricia Ayers, Evelyn Peterson, Verna Steinke, Virginia Jones, Helen Lee Kinnan, Josephine Chickerella, Maxine Weidle, Barbara Hart, Nancy Dull. MIXED ENSEMBLE II-'rom Right to Lett, Row I: Eugene Gereb, Nancy Dull, Sara Margaret Jewell, Dorothy Jewell, Janet Jean Evans, Elwood Rothermund. Row II: Tom Daubert, Vincent Chickerella, Rita Cappelletti, Mary Green, Peggy Matz, Jim Gocsilr, Miss Ruth Bailey. Row Ill. Rudolph Roth, Allen Martin, June Blaire, Mary Jo Muhleman, Arzella Sole, Bob Winstel, frank Truax. A THE LUPTON AGENCY, INC. 405 Walnut-Insurance and Bonds THE LIBRARY STAFF The library staff is composed of girls who assist the librarian during the dif- ferent periods of the school day. They relieve her of routine work, receive valuable training, do a definite service to the school, and, at the some time, they learn to meet with dignity and helpfulness those who use the library. The girls also enjoy social activities outside of library hours. They held a valentine luncheon in February and are planning a book-review and tea for April and a farewell luncheon for May. President .....,.. ..... Pi atherine Angeles Secretary .......... ........ A nne Meeker Social Chairman ...................... ..... E stella Stein Row I: Mrs. Wood, Betty Winland, Edith Winland, Katherine Angeles, Marjorie Bowen. Row ll: Estella Stein, Anne Meeker, Marie Vossen, Mary Louise Bremer. THE PRINCE-OF-PEACE DECLAMATION CONTEST On November 5, ten students from Martins Ferry High School entered the Prince-of-Peace Declamation Contest, conducted throughout the state under the auspices of the Ohio Council of Churches. It was a project of the public-speak- ing department. The winners, Maxine Lucas and Delia Tosi, were awarded bronze medals. Mary Irwin and Janet Jean Evans were named alternates. Delia Tosi and Maxine Lucas, representing Martins Ferry, participated in the county contests, one being in Bridgeport and the other in Bellaire. Row I: Peggy Matz, Janet Jean Evans, Maxine Lucas, Delia Tosi, Mary Irwin, Miss Bell. Row ll: Dorothy Jewell, Josephine Chickerella, Martha Carter, Fannie McConnaughy, Phyllis Dalton. JUNIOR RED CROSS CABINET The Junior Red Cross Cabinet, reorganized in January, is an active high-school organization. The cabinet of ten members, which meets monthly under the supervision of Miss Blackford, has engaged in many activities: aiding the Junior Red Cross in making twenty-four educational boxes and kits, soliciting blood- donors, and contributing to many community projects. A Pied Cross show was presented in April in order to raise funds for later use in worthwhile projects. Chairman ........ ........ S usan Lamb Vice-Chairman .... . . .Willard Michael Secretary .................. ................ B arbara Hart Row I: Mary Lou McNickle, Emily Kemo, Elsie Orend, Barbara Hart, Susan Lamb, Miss Blackford. Row ll: Nancy Dauhert, Steve Juha, Lemoyne Krone, Frances Roberts. THE VANITY SHOP, 9 South Fourth Street Martins Ferry's Leading Woman's Store SERVES SENIOR GIRL YINGLING'S Meals and Groceries US In HIHIIIISI' io Grac ent dgm ju S: --1 .-4 cd ..- 4-4 H 0 Q1 E n-4 y for service ad He V1 'U CI as ... 5 , O Q- KU 9- O n-'I Reaching toward the best Earnest in purpose 'E Qi -.1 :: IU Q! .cz Seeing the for knowledge Eager verent to God Re over self OHS Viciori endable ep d Ever SS In Sincere at all ti SENIOR GIRL RRSERVES The Senior Girl Reserves, a branch of the Y.W.C.A., is one of the most out- standing and active clubs in the school. Throughout the year, many services are rendered such as in the March-of-Dimes Campaign, Town Unit Tag Day, Clothing-Collection Campaign, and devotional services for outside groups. Many social activities are enjoyed by each member. A few highlights of the year's program have been our Halloween party, joint meeting with Hi-Y and Junior Girl Reserve Clubs, mother-and-daughter tea, farewell to seniors, and the Girl Reserve dance. One of the aims of the club is to help each girl become a better citizen of tomorrow by assuming her own particular responsibility and those related to the welfare of others. If this aim is realized, the Girl Reserves will feel that their services and efforts have been worthwhile, and they will be content in know- ing that they have helped to build a better community, a better nation. Patricia Ayers '45 CABINET President ......... . ......... Patricia Ayers Vice-President. . . .... Nancy Louise Beans Secretary ................. . ....... . . .Bette June Cevola Treasurer ................................... Rita Belfielcl Inter-club Council Representative .......... Anne Meeker Program Chairman. . . Devotional Chairman .... . Music Chairman ..... Social Chairman ..... Service Chairman ...... . . Decoration Chairman Poster Chairman ..... Publicity Chairman.. Martha Lou Michael . . . . . . . .Lucille Stine ...........Lois King Sara L. Stullenburger . . . . . . .Esther Davies . ...Jessie Beavon .. . .Rita Cappelletti . . .Bette Jane Funari Row I: P. Young, Plumby, Long, Orend, Michael, Beavon, Davies, funari, King, Stine, Bcltield, Beam, Ayers, Cevola, Slullenburger, Meeker, Cappelletti, Murrin, Dull, Jewell, Swisher, Bonchu, D. Brown, Johns, DuiII. Row II: Mrs. King, Roberts, Perry, Westfall, Weidle, Somrners, Springer, Misenhelder, McMasIers, Petso, Calandrol, Irwin, Tuttle, Kyser, Kaiser, Lucas, Green, Dorsey, .I. J. Evans, Kocher, Trctl, Boyd, Kardules, Cusick, Miss Lemmler. Row III: Haranlo, George, Otle, Rochus, Zimmerman, Davies, Steinke, Cleary, Deitch, Briggs, Burdess, Angeles, Matz, Wilson, Siegall, I'Iayne, Speece, Malaesta, Defedc, Smith, Rutter, Wardle, Joan Evans, Burris, E. Brown. Row IV: Zornonski, Davidson, Barries, Lamb, Goddard, McHenry, Hughes, Grimes, M. Gundling, J. Hill, Muhleman, P. Gundling, Chickerella, Jones, Cazan, D. Myers, Stein, Pratti, Perkins, Bianconi, Virtue, Bilyeu, Garden, P. Myers. Row V: Wallace, Newland, Daubert, Lewis, B. Young, Scheehle, McNickle, Wilkins, Mattern, Smith, Beazel, Colman, Lacon, Robbins, Dobbins, Luskey, Davis, Thoburn, Wood, Tcsi, Tucker, Stead, O. Hill, Moser. RINDERER INSURANCE AGENCY 604 Hanover Street . . . Martins Ferry, Ohio . . . Phone 471-.I JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES Compliments of Emera Chapter No. 456 ORDER OP THE EASTERN STAR 6 S :v 2 .2:., m'gj5 gon 263 m .-4 ' :s-dwg gsvv '-.Saw 'Um .2 5-u-u: '-2.5m Eva -U00-0-4 C550 :fo 1-. 2-CHQ.. 13.555 2 2- 3:93 023-10 5-SUE b-UQU 3:-'Iv 'gaijje 20 .Za-52 aa 3:-.gggj .ES-':r2 :WB-tn Ll o 50-4 .Q s: ...O E. ,DS 2 Eg. C5 gmg va ,-ld ,D .,. 3 BEE 'D 'EOM va 52-5 G, Q00 Ir. .Ugg 'Ti' fa-e .... Jgol: U -Bm! 'E 1,32 LE 5725 3 :Bi oo o EES 33933 50-1 . 'E 5 lag If Ego aa V' w o 5 30?-a 'a E52 sv .Ho 'ff ci on ........ Ewgmg D..-15:3 mgiio m0o1L'. ' .r:.QE..3m E '51s...E P E 5:: THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB MORGAN'S PHARMACY Prescripiions a Specialty ORE GROUP OM PH O S AND HMAN ES IR an, M. E. Hender- alll!! , N nlras, Longeneiie, McConnaughy, Babes Ko Marr, M. Davis, Barney, A. Malaiesia, I.. Burge, Klihoii, Russell, Long, Dye, Adams, J. l: W Ro son, Bruney, Blum, Schellhase. Hadsell, Ed- ohas, Duskey, M Harih, Springer, Clyde, Jewell, Evans, Lewis, uf -u- an L4 H Q Ruckman, Richardson, Scario, Monleleone, Theurich, Moore, IV : Geer, Row Davis. en, Miss Reilly, Bow oellendick, Thanos, Dorsey, wards M er, Hams, Carv Burge, Malaiesia, I Robbins Musal, Neavin, Leach, Oddis, I.. Sleinke, Burion, McFar- cDade, Cleary, Blinco, Torre, Titile, Sian, M w Il: Koehnline, Ro omas, fiihen, M. Jones, Jerger, James, L. Jones, Bremer, Swearingen. Th mick, Ro Davis, Lash, J. Math Marry, Kinney, Banisler, ch, Davie land, McAnin Cooper, Perry, Absalom, Orend, Mirich, Riccelli, Boso, Roberts, Beavers, Roth, Danver, ay, Gereb, Kel- W Langford, Gasa Marchio, Blackford, Henceroih, Miss Ill : Row 'U I v I E o .. 5 o Il sf 1 2 .5 u I B c 0 .n 0 III E o U ll 0 .E lh ll ll E .: ': yers, Shsllenburger, S. Bar gran, Jaworski, Lalham, A ner, Padyiasek, Covin HI-Y Row I: Ray Wilson, Jack Jones, Mr. Keim, Mike Kotellos, Jim Holley, Bill Fithen, Ernie Sebastian, Pat McClay, Albert Sole, Tom Hodge, Russell Duncan. Row ll: Luther Bowen, Dale Proctor, J. E. Shrodes, Kenny Brown, Bob Winstel, Chester Bianconi. Gene Carr, Norman George, Roy Burton, Joe Strama. Row lll: Frank Cope, Kenny Cole, Don Wood, George Ellis, Ray Johnson, Lemoyne Krone, Harley Lannum, Bob Lehotsky, Bob Marshall, Dick Holley. Row IV: Jack Craver, Elmer Hodel, Louis Banyas, Don Thomas, Jim Wright, Rod Covey, Edmund Bell, John Harrison, Eugene Gereb, Tom Moses, Bill Kane. OFFICERS President ........ .... . ................ M ike Hotellos Vice-President. .. ............ James Holley Secretary ..... .... R aymond Cunningham Treasurer .... .......... H oward Dennis Chaplain .......... .. ............ Jack Jones Sergeant-at-arms .... ...Jack Henderson fNavyl Senior Counselor... ......... Ernest Sebastian Junior Counselor .......................... James Wright The Hi-Y has had a most successful season during the past year. The first event of the school year was the informal initiation of the new fish , which was followed by the formal initiation and the annual Wiener roast. After the Bellaire-Martins Perry football game, the first after-game dance was held. These dances proved to be very popular with the students. The an- nual junior-senior football game was won by the seniors with a score of 13-7. Several games were played with neighboring schools, but the Hi-Y team com- pleted the season undefeated and untied. The Hi-Y basketball team was runner-up in the Ohio Valley tournaments. A joint meeting was held with the Home Eco- nomics Club as well as the Senior Girl Reserves. A special dance was held in order to buy phonograph records for Fletcher General Hospital. The last event was the annual Sweetheart Dance , which was the most successful of the entire year. The adviser is Mr. Keim. COMPLIMENTS OF WAYNE'S BAKERY OFFICERS HO E-R00 OHIO VALLEY PRINTING COMPANY rtin Ma Miller, Allen Neil igh, Re Nancy ichards R he Scarto, .la Brie as, Virginia Silezin, Role Om David Th l: Row ans, Kardules, Janet Jean Ev iberty Muhlernan, l. .lo Mary Bl' V John IV: Row ll! Leola ariorie Bowen, Daubert, M nia Klihoti, Torn an, Bl-llll :IN Duskey, Patrici lrene Long, Nancy Dull, Doris June Myers, Elwood Rotherrnund, Bill Kartsimas, John e Stratas. T9 Geo Mary Ann Morris, Marsh, Thanos, Susalee Shirley Bobes, Dorothy Bob Shirl Ashton, Paul Marx, Hood, Bob Roberts, France: Vrotsos, Nelda Bilyeu, dwards, Joan Davis, Joan Dorsey, Jean E Lois Dandos, Edward Davis, Mike Row Il: gil Oancea. Vir Inger, Mcfarland, J ean Stullenb Charlotte Matz, Beverly es Reddy, Jam Angeles, B Pet Harris, Betty Finney, Shirley ickerella, Ch Chester Bianconi, Josephine Winstel, ans, Bob Be Nancy V: Row Robert Chunko. I-nu, Garden, Erni Nelson Doctor, Myers, per, Frank Cope, Bill Ro Kathleen Deitch, Edward Kaiser, ser, Freda KY Beatrice Eber- rthur ller, A Ko George Maag, Job mick, Ro rhylus aillis, K Helen Row lil: oytecek, V Bob Springer, ncan, Nancie Du Russell Jones, ith, Jack Joan S Lois King, derson, Elvina ell H DO! h Hartford, Ru! bins, Roh e Lou arth, Jacki H Jo hart, Sara Haranzo. artha Roberts, Arzella Sole, Ruth M Mary Lewis Ethel Ernest Fithen, Kinnan, Shirley Patricia Tom Johnson, Chiclcerella, Wilson, Vincent DAVISON'S FLORISTS If I!'s Flowers, Davison's Have It CHEMISTRY CLUB Under .the able supervision ot Mr. Oliver McLean, the Chemistry Club was inaugurated in our high school. Membership is open to students of the chemistry classes who have an A or a B average. The object ot the organization is to stimulate added interest in chemistry. Harold Watson '46 President ....... ,...... T hoinas Hodge Vice-President ...... . . .Elwood Rothermund Secretary-treasurer ........ ........... D oris June Myers Row: l: Davis, Cappelletti, Jewell, Stein, Cazan, Smith, Kardules, Hughes. Row ll: Short, Watson, Antill, Myers, Winters, Bothermund, Mr. McLean. Row Ill: Covey, Kartsimas, 'Silezin, Hodge. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE We are members ot the Shreve Chapter ol the Junior Classical League. Our club is now a national organization sponsored by the American Classical League. We meet once a month, and our programs are varied in naturel A formal initia- tion begins the year. We have also our annual Christmas party and a very special closing meeting in the spring. ' President ......... . . .Norman George Vice-President. . . . . .Arthur Eberhart Secretary ....... ........ ...... B a rbara Hart Treasurer ............................... Jackie Lou Burd Program Committee: J. E. Shrodes, Chairman, Susan Lamb, Peggy Jerger, Martha Hadsell, Suzanne Scheehle, Sarah Davies, Doris June Myers, Estella Stein Row I: Wright, Burd, Gallagher, Absalom, Perry, Myers, Jewell, Shrodes, Wilson, Cappelletfi. Row ll: Ayers, Gibbons, Hanson, Scle, Walker, Miss Sheriff, Crawley, George, Stein, Koumendouros, Perry. Row Ill: McDade, James, Harttord, Campbell, Henderson, Jerger, Jones, Hadsell, Whytsell, Hart, Finney, Hughes. Other members: Lamb, Davies, Eberhart, Helling, Scheehle. SPANISH CLUB President ....... .Ernest Sebastian Vice-President .... .... J ane Moellendick Secretary ....... .... H arley Lannum Row I: Kotellos, Dobbins, Robbins, Mamone, Zimmerman, J. Holley, Haynes, Banyas, Green, Wilson, D. Holley, Messerly. Row ll: Hart, Depasquale, Chickerella, Bruney, Sebastian, Moellendick, Lannum, J. Stullen- burger, Regina Schweizer, Kartsimas, Rosella Schweizer, Thoburn, Silezin, Evans. Row Ill: Jones, Campbell, James, Haclsell, Hobensack, Mr. Keim, Springer, Luskey, Davis, S. Stullenburger, Cevola. BUCHEYE DYE WORKS, Cleaners, Dyers, Furriers I 50,4405 South Fourth Street . . . M, F. 321 f INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS' SOCIETY Row l: Ellis, Edwards, Dobbins, Burton, Borck, Wilson, Zimmerman, Cevola, Hayne, Stullenburger, Moellendick, Regina Schweizer, Rosella Schweizer, N. Springer, Michael, Angeles, Hartlord, Campbell. Row II: I. Burge, Klihott, L. Burge, Carver, Dusky, McConnaughy, J. Springer, Meeker, Stein, Messerly, Green, Beavon, Kontras, Jones, Hobensack, James, Henderson, J. Holley, Kartsimas. Row Ill: McGuire, Hadsell, Ring, Lannum, R. Holley, Silezin, Pteilter, Hart, Bruney, Davis, Luskey, Mr. Keim. Row IV: Perry, Martin, Scheehle, Lewis, Vereb, Kavander, Sebastian, Kotellos, Snider, Mamone, Duncan, Kane, Watson, Roy, Harrison, Depasquale, Moses. HALL GUARDS Row I: Wilson, Specht, Sabies, Hall, Lehotsky, Rinderer, Ayers, Burdess, Zimmerman, Boyd, Cazan, Hughes, Carpenter, Row Il: Jerger, Jones, Musat, Davis, Cooper, Kaikis, Kaiser, Murry, Wilson, Holley, Eberhart, Ellis, Mamone. Row III: Carpenter, Gereb, McAbee, Szuhay, Watson, Burton. SMOOTHIES Smoothies is a club limited to freshmen. Its object is to improve manners painlessly. This is clone by contests, playlets written and directed by members, and actual practice at parties and school affairs. The officers lor 1944-1945 are: President .,....... .... V irginia Silezin Vice-President .... .. .Ruth Mae Evans Secretary ...... .... M arilyn Davis Treasurer ............................. .. Sonia Klihoit Row I: Dye, Coleman, Russell, Roberts, Kelner, Jaworski, Dorsey, Evans, Klihott, Carver, M. Davis, Bowen, Neavin, Adams, Nauman, Babes, Miss Knapp. Row II: McFarland, McAninch, Langford, Murry, Smith, Thomas, Kinney, Giameos, Kontras, Rich- ards, Johns, Springer, Miller, l-Iinkle, Gereb. Row III: Long, Dennie, Davies, Geer, Ryan, Longenette, Reilly, Finney, J. Davis, Hastings, Myers, Bowman, Branson, Perry, Ring. Row IV: Clyde, Barris, McConnaughy, Marr, Duskey, Mohas, Beavers, Richards, Pettit, Marsh, Geer, Bremer, Henderson, Steacl, Butcher, Orend, Silezin. Compliments of FRED WHITE, Justice of the Peace Realtor-Notary Public OFFICE ASSISTANTS Row I: Eberhart, Feettezs, Luskey, Jones, Deitch, Rochus, Cevola, Beans, Klihott, Orend, Miss Cole. Row II: Gibbons, Stegall, Burdess, Ayers, Hayne, Dnuliert, Peterson, Davis, Chickerella, Bellield, Kinnan, Green. SHORTHAND CLUB The Shorthand Club is for' senior shorthand students who wish to increase their speed and to obtain information valuable in transcribing. It is beneficial to those interested in gaining experience for an office position.. This year the out- standing achievement has been to gain proficiency in transcribing shorthand notes. The sponsor is Miss Laverne Williamson. President ....... ......... R ita Belfield Vice-President .... . . .Nancy Louise Beans Secretary ....... ......... O lga Klihott Treasurer .... . ..... ......... ........ V e rna Steinke Row I: Kyser, Kaikis, Funari, Steinke, Beans, Belfield, Klihoft, I-Ianly, Feetters. Row II: Beazel, Stegall, Thoburn, Woods, McNickle, Lacon, Calandros, Miss Williamson. Row III: Newland, Tosi, Perkins, Westtass, Carr, Weidle, Rochus, Jones, Staley, Kim-um. TTPING CLUB The Typing Club is for senior typing students who wish to increase their accuracy and speed for office work. The purpose is to become more proficient in the manipulation of the typewriter and the techniques of good typing. Several meetings were spent working on artistic typing, that is, making designs on the typewriter. The sponsor is Miss Laverne Williamson. President ....... .... H athleen Deitch Vice-President ...... ........... L ois King Secretary-treasurer .... .... F rances Colman Social Chairman .... ..... H azel Davis Row I: Funari, Steinke, Beans, King, Colman, Davis, Deitch, Hanly, Peetters, Burdess, Beltield. Row II: Kailris, Beazel, Stegall, Thoburn, Woods, McNiclrle, Lacon, Calandros, Miss Williamson, Ayers, Klihott. How III: Kyser, Newland, Tosi, Perkins, Westfall, Carr, Weidle, Rochus, Jones, Tucker, Michael. JOHN GROSS 8: SONS Groceries, Meats.and Produce JOSEPH E. MAGUIRE A Complete Food Market GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Freshman-Sophomore Group President ........ .. .Mary M. Cooper Vice-President .... ....... P at Kinnan Secretary ...... ....... E lvina Wilson Treasurer.. . .. .Suzanne Scheehle Junior-Senior Group President ........ ..................... L ois Jean Hayne Vice-President .... ..... .I une Blaire Secretary ........ .... P reda Kaiser Treasurer .......... .... E stella Stein Social Chairman ..... ...Jean Tucker Publicity Chairman. .. ... Lois King Row I: ll. Evans, Springer, Long, Dorsey, Neavin, Thanos, Adams, Blinco, Otte, Duill, Sole, Morris, H. Kinnan, Colman, Blaire. Row ll: Bellield, Dye, Kliholt, Richardson, Roth, Danvers, Mihelarakis, Orend, Oliver, P. Cleary, T. Cleary, Burton, Walker, Tuttle, McFarland. Row Ill: Ayers, S. Stullenburger, V. Jones, Deitch, Dull, Robbins, Tucker, Virtue, Miss Blackford, E. J. Lewis, P. Kinnan, Burcl, l.. Jones, Mirich, Kaiser. Row IV: Perry, J. Stullenburger, Moellendiclr, Wilson, Cooper, Stegall, Daubert, Hayne, Miss Cole, Messerly, Bazar, Kougeoulis, Freese, Boyer, Wiriland, Suriano. Row V: Davis, Funari, E. Lewis, Young, Scheehle, Cevola, Beans, Matz, Summers, Rutter, Wardle, J. Evans, Hartford, Henderson, Hobensack, Grimes, Irwin. THE TUMBLING CLUB President ......... ...... L ouis Banyas Vice-President .... ...Lemoyne Krone Secretary ............ .... J ohn Harrison Treasurer ............. .... M ichael Roy Club Representative .... .... R od Covey Leaders Bill Kavander Mike Dandos Bill Hilton Edward Davis llow l: Mr. Pope, Rutter, Hartley, Garden, Thomas, Seals, Evans, Jones, E. Davis, Covey, Harrison, Roy, Morris. Row ll: Long, Muck, Krone, Shane, Davies, Daubert, Gocsik, Angeles, Rsthermund, J. Davis, Johnson, Perry. Row Ill: Myers, Stewart, Branson, Turvey, Leach, Eden, Jackson, Mills, Johnson, Kovash, Wilkins, Neal. Row IV: Jackson, Hill, Alkire, Chunko, Hilton, Hoyt, Engle, Holliday, Peroni, Kelly, Weatherson, Hottman, Kavander. THE HOOP-AND-MOUTH CLUB This club takes its name from its motto, Hoot it to the game, and mouth when you get there. It has been a great moral booster to Ferry teams as they stream on to the field to secure another victory for Ferry High. Its purpose, to develop school spirit and to encourage good sportsmanship, was fulfilled beyond expectation this year. JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB CHEERLEADERS Beverly Stobbs Helen Haikis Nancy Beans Hazel Davis The boys on the team win the game, But we give them courage just the same, From the sidelines where, with all our might, We beg them to get in there an' tight. We, the cheerleaders, have a job to do In getting the crowd all to come through, With applause and cheers tor our high-school Which they like better than just plain noise. So at game after game, you'll tind us there, Helping to win that score by doing our share. DO YOU KNOW 'EM? boys, Hazel lilavi DAN JONES INSURANCE AGENCY Bonds . . . Automobile and Fire Insurance 2 SN ff! ffffy . 1 5' :' F, N-'W' sg ig --f I , b ' ' Rf, Q CALENDAR SEPTEMBER School starts. Ain't it a shame? And we were so happy-as little morons! Friday at last! Tomorrow we can sleep. Our LITTLE brains are tired already. OCTOBER The Junior Girl Reserves have an organization meeting. The Freshman-Sophomore Girls' Athletic Club in the gym. More new things. An assembly! Things have changed! It is crowded, but fun. Junior-Senior Girls' Athletic Club also in gym. More new things. Friday the 13th doesn't worry our football team. We douse Jefferson Union. The Home-Ec. Club has a dance, the first of the year. The teachers get fed-teachers' banquet at the Methodist Church. Shorthand Club meets in 301. Bellaire gets O. Ferry gets 20, and everyone gets soaked. The Hi-Y gets smart and gives a dance after the game, the first of a series. The Junior Girl Reserves have a get-acquainted party in the gym. Now it's our turn. The Senior Girl Reserves have a party. Typing Club in 303. Ferry travels to East Liverpool to be beaten 14-0. We couldn't have lost to a better team. Out all day. Hurrah for E. O. T. A.! Teachers are at Cambridge. NOVEMBER Senior Home-Room l has charge of the assembly. It presents G.I. Joe. Armistice Day. Somehow we can be serious when we want to be. We all get nowhere fast. Final score: Ferry 0, Wheeling Central O. Senior Home-Room II takes over our entertainment. Skits are given. We dismiss at three until Monday. We give our thanks, then dig in. Oh, am I sick! I shouldn't have eaten those last two helpings of turkey! Now it's time to be serious again. School resumes and the torture of study. DECEMBER Most of Ferry High sliding down a track on Hanover Street. The snow makes it swell. Few casualties. Football banquet The players all act starved. I think they don't eat for a week before. THE MARTINS FERRY WOMAN'S CLUB CALENDAR Senior Home-Room III gives us an informative program. We learn what the boys do in shop classes. A new tradition is started. Home Ec.-Hi-Y meeting. Dance afterwards. First basketball game of the season. Our team drubs Shadyside 62-18. Nice start, boys, keep it up. The dangerous ride to Marietta over icy roads makes the boys lose. They put up a good fight. We regain our self-respect by defeating Mingo at home. JANUARY We lick Toronto. Tiltonsville surprises us. It's a tie, so we play overtime to get the decision. We drub Linsly at home. Take a streetcar to Bellaire fwho has gas?l. Ferry wins. It's a long ride to East Liverpool, but it pays off. Senior Home-Room IV puts on the assembly. The teachers take a ribbing , but it's all in fun. Wheeling visits us. We trip the light fantastic at a Hi-Y dance. Bridgeport falls at our feet. Senior Home-Room V takes over in assembly. The gym is a madhouse as the funny papers come to life. FEBRUARY Junior Home-Room 1 presents a Valentines Day program with a pantomime. Senior Girl Reserves have a patriotic tea honoring mothers and Y. W. members. Hurrah for George Washington! The teachers vote to get out the 23rd, too, so we have four days' vacation. Junior Home-Room II brings out the charcoal, and we see a minstrel. Those end menl MARCH The basketball team goes to Steubenville to the sectional semi-finals. We win over Mingo. Report cards for the first time second semester. Bad news. Not such a happy ending this time. We lose to East Liverpool, but receive a trophy for being runner-up. .Iunior Home-Room III presents a radio program complete with a microphone. The Typing Club has a St. Patrick's Day party. THE CHILD STUDY CLUB CALENDAR St. Patrick's Day. The Irish are out in green. .Ioint Junior and Senior Girl Reserve meeting. A book review is the program. Junior Home-Room IV is in charge of assembly. A variety of songs and skits are presented. We dismiss at three till Tuesday. Happy Easterl APRIL Easter Sunday, and everyone is in church with his finery. lt is also April Fool's Day, so be careful. Gee whizl I just have to have a new formal, mother. The Home-Ec. Club has a formal dance. Junior Home-Room V takes over the assembly. We hear Judge Mcliee, and the shop boys give skits. This is the last assembly in charge of a home-room. The annual variety show. Off to a good start. Continued success. Everyone is in good voice. The National Honor Society initiates new members in assembly. Miss Bailey's chickens , or the annual Glee Club concert. Hi-Y Sweetheart Dance. MAY Hero it is again, girls. Grab your man. The Junior and Senior Girl Reserves have their annual formal dance. My golly , another one-the Junior-Senior Prom. Pop will be in the poorhouse Ito hear him tell itl. The band has its day-band concert. Exams today and tomorrow. I don't know a doggone thing. Senior class picnic. We trail off to our favorite haunt. Everyone is informal in leans. Baccalaureate. h What! More exams? Oh, murder! We try to be reverent on Memorial Day. We commence. But where to? That big question that Commencement brings to seniors. Yes, Ferry High , we shall miss you and the good times. JUNE Final report cards. The last bad news like that for some of us. So long, everyone! The alumni dance in the evening. PAUL SEMPLES BARBER SHOP I2 Years in one location . . . 108 South 4th Street PERSONALITY PLUS Senior Junior Nancy Beans Bob Winstel Janet Jean Evans Ralph Short P-oised E-ager R-esponsible S-incere O-riginal N-aiural A-tiractive L-oyal I-ntelligent T-rustworthy Y-oung Sophomore Freshman Jean Stullenburger Emest Reigh Sonia Klihoff James Eden Molnar's Markets Compliments of RAY BAKER, DRY CLEANERS THE SCOTT LUMBER CO Everything for Building' -. 1M 'w 'PP,P 557?7?f I1QQ'ilf 'A' V' ' ,,,' ,Q 'ff 'TWT - 'gfplfji f : ,1,. TX . ., iw-if if 1 ,M VW ,..1 'V:A:: ,.. 'Q , M. ,:, . f1-,- i 2 ' , ,:.I. .:f.,, + 'Puff E T? .E P :J V 1Vl - qi 4 S5 fs Sf-' mfvif' ' ' if 'A 3 3 x , img 1- Q i ,f-vw' A 1.1 . A-:', ., , .. , ,..:, I I. :-.,: 'l.,. I: Q , . ' ' L' ,rf . . t ..x, 3.3 l. QQY., v -. 'llv : , Q , H 5,1 f X 'fm iii ' Q 'gl ,XX f .filfq jg 4 f f ' A' .5 ' ' .,- i . iflgff' ' ' , - x Ww'AWMNH ' milf i . ' fi 2' f 5: xx i If 1. f . ,gh t Q ,-,,,4- gg s A . 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Photography Editors ....................... Art Editors .......... Feature Editors .... Sports Editors ... Staff Typists ... .... Prootreader .... The I'errian was sponsored by Chairman ... Photography .... Business ....... Features .. . Art .. Sports ....... Staff Typists ... Prootreader .... .... Mary Green . .... Robert Winstel ....,.............Howard H. Dennis Josephine Chickerella, Jerry Sabies . . Jean E. Absalom, Nancy Louise Beans, Robert A. Voytecek Rita Beltield, Katherine Perry . Russell Duncan, William Rinderer .Adele Burdess, Martha Lou Michael Helen Lee Hinnan the English department. . .. Elizabeth Willerton Margaret E. Williams Esther Bell .... Orne Wood, Olive G. Faries .... .. ... Helen Sheriff ....... C. Russell Rice Margaret E. Williams . . . Leonore Lemmler FERRYLAND RESTAURANT AND VILLA Home of Good Food and Fountain Service T 1 o R K f Wai? QL? V 7 D J 'oh gmt 0 7fV .AD 4 vig' A 'Y K if ' W 5129 YA C 5 ?ff.emlxiff,,. 7 575 3 07 Q 953?h6 '+T Eff Q . 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Get my book, How to Concen- trate . Learn your mind and how to control it. Only strong people need buy if- methods extremely painful. HELP WANTED A A comedian who can sing, act, and looks like Slim Winstel. He must also play the drums. A buyer for wise-cracks, jokes, and general talk. Owner is in partnership with Uncle Sam. Miss Knapp will vouch for the effectiveness of the above. Piano player such as Olga Hlihoff to play in study hall. A coke machine and a place to dance would make it heaven. Shorter periods, less homework, more dances, music that satisfies, later hours, and general freedom. Indian peacemaker or a book on how to get along with your steady. Any person desiring to sell the above please Contact Nelda Bilyeu and Kenny Rees at the Palace Restaurant. An angel to back excellent stage play. Profits guaranteed. Casts and costumes ready. Home-Rooms that have put on assemblies. IDEAL SENIOR BOY OR GIRL Neat Like ..... Dances Like .,.. Physique Like .... Dresses Like ...... 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Fourth Street Martins Ferry, Ohio Martins Ferry, Ohio l Where entertainment costs so little t l I INSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Complimenfs Of 51,00 up starts THE CITY LOAN A Thrift Account FIDELITY SAVINGS AND LOAN James M' Cmef Manager Your Friendly Finance Co. .uulgu YY V Y rl Quality Furniture Since 1896 R. G. HESLOP 8: SONS ,,, THE NOBLE COMPANY Where Hanover Meets Fifth OTTE-PETTIT HARDWARE 5 South Fourth Street A Stick or A Carload We Have It MARTINS FERRY LUMBER CO. Kenny Cole: So Ethel returned your engagement ring? Virg Oancea: Yes, she mailed it to me and she had the ner t p t label on the outside of the package: Glass-handle with care. Compliments Grade A Dairy Products of OHIO VALLEY DAIRY Wheeling Martins Ferry NICKLES BAKERY 3467 482 Records - Albums - Needles Stationery - Gifts TID BIT NEWS STORE Opp. Post Office, Martins Ferry, Ohio CANDIES - NOVELTIES - GAMES R. C. Davis, Owner Phone 9860 RIESBECK'S FOOD MARKETS STONE 8z THOMAS THE HUB, Wheeling, W. Va Portraits West Virginia's that please Largest Department Store HUB WllEELlIlG.W.VA KAUI MAN'S CHARLES N. HANCHER CO , 28 Eleventh Sf-f Wheeling JEWELERS - SILVERSMITHS Store oi I Distinctive Styles.. Established 1849 Specializing 1223 Market Street In Junior and Misses Sizes Wheeling' W, Va' Miss Crispin: What is the cowhide used for? Eugene Jackson: To keep the cow together. A. KEHRER 8: SONS FLOWERS Pon EVERY H O R N E ' S Main and Eleventh Streets OCCASION Stop 10, N. Zane Highway For Smart Feminine Phone 661 , , Fashions Martins Ferry, Ohio THE PATTY COAL MINE THE STEIN HIGH GRADE DOMESTIC COAL Virginia At Jefferson Street Phone 780 l.l.l.l.l..l.l.l.l.Ll PRINTING CO. LETTER PRESS PRINTINGS LITHOGRAPHY AND ENGRAVING LLlLLl , , THIS PAGE CONTRIBUTED in the interest of Community Service B U Y B 0 N D S BUY MQRE THAN BEFORE 'TI l r'1 l'lIT'l l l'l1 '111Tf1n'ff1111rff1 Tl1nrr' Compliments of 4 THE STANTON HEATER CO. 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