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

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1946 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS - S--' ' Zia , fiziff. N ,ver S- Kf?'fiq'5-Fr ' ex xi. f' L L' f - :l x if ?' ,fl wvx: , 'I SQA V 'A 3 L9 f 'I - yr. ' J' f XXX ty X X Z f X 1 ,. , .. 'fl N, If , l X ff ff! ,fi ,F W 2, f ' V 'X ff f ' X f Z R XS ! fi l W f f W f 1 ff X 'A W! A Z W' 1 X f f 4 f i ! S X! f , I - A Aj, Sfj H , ,, b f ffl WW I M f X age ' 1 , I 41 In honor of FACULTY, GRADUATES, UNDERGRADUATES of Martins ferry High School who served our country in World liar lj Margaret Brainer President z BOARD OF EDUCAT d Ralph W. Springer Harry A. 1 Vice-President rold H. Riethmiller Jesse L. Beck Charles E. wlfre IEBVR Charles A. Taylor Superintendent of Schools aries P. Lindecamp Frederick G. Hart L Principal of High School Assistant Principal of High Sgho IN MEMORIAM MISS ETHEL MCDANEL IN THE DEATH OF MISS ETHEL MCDANEL. BOTH TEACHERS AND PUPILS OF MARTINS FERRY HIGH SCHOOL HAVE SUF- FERED THE LOSS OF A LOYAL FRIEND. WE ALL MISS HER IN MANY WAYS: HER CHEERY SMILE. HER KINDLY WORDS, HER THOUGHTFUL DEEDS. THE INSPIRATION THAT CAME FROM THE BEAUTY OF HER CHARACTER. THOUGH SHE HAS BEEN TAKEN FROM US. SHE WILL LIVE ON IN OUR HEARTS AND THOUGHTS THROUGH THE MEMORIES WHICH EACH OF US CHERISHES OF THIS GOOD WOMAN WHO BY THE UNSELFISH- NESS OF HER DAILY LIFE. WAS TO MANY A SOURCE OF IN- SPIRATION FOR MORE GRACIOUS LIVING. -LEONORE LEMMLER RUTH BAILEY Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Diploma west Liberty State Teachers' Col lege, B. A. Supervisor of vocal Music. ESTNER VIRGINIA BELL Ohio University,B.S.in Ed. University of Pittsburgm M. Litt. Englisn,Public Speaking. Dramatic Club Advisen 'Ferrian' Business Adviser. HELEN BLACKFORO Ohio State University,B.A. Home Economics. Home Economics Club sponsor Junior Red Cross Sponsor. MARGARET CRISPII University of Pittsburgh, 8.5. in Ed.,M. Litt. General Science. Freshman Cl ass Sponsor. RUSSELL DEVAULT Ohio University,B.S.in Ed west Liberty State Teachers' College Biology. RALPH GARTRELU Kent State University, B.S. in Ed. Physical Education. Head Basketball Coacm Asst. Football and Track Coach. MARGARET H. GILLIS College of wooster,B.A. University of Pittsburgh, M. Litt. American Problems, American History. Senior Class Sponson Head of Social Science Department. WILLIAM MADSELL Muskingum College A.B. and E.S. in Ed. Electricity. Sponsor of Sparkler Club. MELVIN HARIARGER Ohio University College of Music. Band Director. Sponsor of Cheerleaders. FREDERICK G. MART Ohio University,B.S.in Ed. Algebrm Assistant Principal. Activities Director. CHARLOTTE HOIEHSACK Portsmouth Business College. Oberlin College. Ohio State universityt Practical Mathematics, Home Economics. Freshman Class Adviser. National Honor Society Adviser. IEHJAHIH HOLLAID' western State College,Micm Carnegie Tech. University of Pittsburgh. Kent State University. Hood Shop,Metal Shop. FIAHCIS HOPKINS Muskingum Col lege,B.s. Columbia University,M.A. English,Geography. ELIZAIETH D. JEHHIHG8 Muskingum College,B.A. Home Economics. Hone Economics Club Sponsor. CHARLES Z. KEIH washington and Jefferson college, A.a. University of Pittsburgh, M.A.,Ph.D. Spanish. International Students' Society Sponsor. Hi-Y Advisen Spanish Club-Sponson Assembly Property Manager. VERHA V. KEHHOH '- Muskingum College,B.S. Ohio State University,M.A Physics,Mathematics. Sophomore Class Sponsor. PRUDEHCE CRISPIH KIHO western Reserve University,B.A. University of Pittsburgh,M.LitL American History. Senior Girl Reserve Advisen HELOISE KHAPP Ohio Wesleyan University,B.A Akron Univ.,Univ.of Pittsburgh. History,French,English. LEOHORE LEHHLER Ohio University,B.S.in Ed. Latin,English. Senior Girl Reserve Adviser. Acting Dean of Girls. 'Ferrian' Proofreaden ALFRED OXLEY University of Akrom Vocational Machine Shop. C. RUSSELL RICE Fairmont State Teachers' CoHege,B.L English,Psychology, Business Training,Geography. HELEN Hel. SNERIFF wilson College,B.A. University of Pittsburgh,M.A. Latim Junior Classical Leag ue Sponsor. Hospital Assistant. Sponsor of Hall Guards. MARRY C. SIPE Muskingum College,8.A. Conmercial Subjects. Chairman of Sales of war Savings National Honor Society Adviser. CHARLOTTE SORG Martins Ferry Hospital School of Nursing,R.N. School Nurse. CHARLES R. STROUP Ellsworth College,B.DL Marion college.B-A-.B-S- University of Pittsburgh,M.Ed. Vocational Co-ordinator. MYRTLE TERCATE Ohio Universlty,B.S. Columbia University,M.A. History,English. Junior Girl Reserve Adviser FRED H. THOMAS washington And Jefferson College, B.S. Algebra,History. Football and Track Coach Co-athletic Director HELVIN UEISGERIER west Liberty State Teachers' College, B.A. Biology, World History, Practical Mathematics. Freshman Basketball Coach, Asst. Track Coach. Faculty Football Manager. ELIZAIETH HILLERTOR Muskingum College,B.A. Ohio State University,M.A. English,Psychology. Head of English Department. Chairman of 'Ferrian' MARGARET E. WILLIAMS Margaret Morrison Carnegie CoHege,B.s University of Pittsburgh, M. Litt. Ohio University. English,Typewriting. Junior Class Sponson 'Ferrian' Photography and Typing. LAYER!! WILLIAMSON Ohio State University, B.S. in Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Bliss Business College. Typing,Shorthsnd. Typing Club Sponsor. Shorthand Club Sponsor SMEILA HOLFE Ohio State University. Chemistry, Senior Science, Review Mathematics. Junior Girl Reserve Adviser. Junior Classical League Adviser AIIA MAE HOPKINS Secretary to Superintendent ORN! H000 Ohio wesleyan,B.A. Librarian. Library Club Sponsor. ' National Honor Society Adviser Adviser for Assembly Programs. CAROLYN COLE Secretary to Principal illnlilmulllu-I . I ' QW a f 1 ff X 1? X xllllllllllllw 1 4 1 1 n u 1 K I ! Ns K W EEF -N -fx.., Senior - Class officers Harold watson ........ President Nelson winters... ...Vice-President John Harrison ....... .Secretary-treasurer Elwood Rothermund .... Social Chairman Colors: Red and Blue Flower: Gardenia Motto: 'Be prepared for all things.' xx.. ,f -f'- I W ENIORS aff, , X35-Aivgiq 'X fl T, -C f NM A A A I 1 W, 0 if C' wot? 2 A ,S I' KI- Y -'x t HAYNE ALIRIGNT Band 1, 2 Basketball 1 Home Room Officer u Hi-Y u WILLIAM IECKFOID Band 1, 2. 3. 4 Home Room Officer 1 Music Club 2 Student Representative 2 Variety Show 3, M GEORGE EDWARD APPLEDARTH Glee Club 1, 2 Nut Busters D EDNUID DELL Band 1. 2. 3. H Home Room Officer 2 Ni-Y u International students' Society 3 Music Club 2 Basketball Manager Spanish Club 3, M Tennis 2. 3 Tumbling Club 3 variety Show 2, 3, U15 DONALD ATTIICER Boys' Athletic Clu Glee Club 1, 2 Home Room Officer Track 2. 3. U ALIEIT IEICZO Nut Busters B D N JAIE IARIIES Home Ec. Club I 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 Junior Classical League 2 Girl Reserves 3 EUIEIE IEIIIIBTOI Home Room officer l Sparkler Club I DAVID IEAVOI Glee Club 1, 2 Home Room Officer Nut Busters B PETE IIEIIEK. JI Band 1 Variety Show 2 Nut Busters I 1 vt, is' Wt! SELBV 6 REED Drug Store lH Y NELDA IILYEU Glee Club 2 Home Ec. Club 3, B Home Room Officer 3 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 Junior Classical League 2 Girl Reserves 2, 3, n Office Assistant M Variety Show 3. JUNE ILAIRE Girls' Athletic Club 3 Glee club 1, 2, 3, u Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, M Home EC. Club 1, 2 Home Room Officer 1 Girl Reserves 1, 2, M Mixed Chorus 3, R Student Representative LUTNER R. IDHEN Hall Guard M Home Room Officer 3 Hi-Y 3. up Junior classical League 2 Variety Show 3 MARNA DALE BOYD Band 1, 2, 3, u Girls' Athletic Club 3 Hall Guard 3 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, M Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, M Music Club 2 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, U Variety Show 1, 2, 3, U DOROTHY BROWN Girls' Athletic Club 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, u Home Ec. Club 1, 2, A 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3, U Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3. u Mixed Chorus 3 ELSIE MAE IROHN Glee Club 1, 2, 3, I Home Ec. Club B 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club Girl Reserves 3, A Smoothies 2 PEGGY IRUNEY Dramatic Club B Glee Club 2, M Hone Ec. Club 1, 2, N 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club International Students Society 1, 2. M Girl Reserves 1, 7, u Spanish Club 2, I Mixed Chorus U GENE IURNETTA Basketball 1, 2, 3 Boys' Athletic Club 1, Class Officer 3 Football 1, 2, 3. 4 HI-Y M Track 2, 3, M RITA CAPPELLETTIB Chemistry Club 3 Dramatic Club u Girls' Athletic Club 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, u Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, Home Ec. Club 1 Junior Classical League 2, 3, M Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, M Mixed Ensemble 3 JOHN CARPENTER Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Hall Guard 3 Mkw mwms3 Track Manager 1, 2 TOMMY CARR Basketball 2 Class Officer 1, 2 Football 1 ' Home Room Officer M DDLORES H. CARROLL Dramatic Club 1 Girls' Athletic Club 1 Hall Guard 2 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 Hi-Y 3, M Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3 Music Club 1 Student Representative 1, 2 Shorthand Club 3 Typing Club 3 Variety Show 3 RICHARD CARROLL Boys' Athletic Clu Manager 2 Track 3, u Nut Busters M D 2 VIOLET CAZAI American Legion Essay Contest 2 Chemistry Club 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, B Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, M Hall Guard 3 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, H Junior Classical League 2: Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, M Mixed Chorus 1, 3, M Office Assistant 4 CHARLES CECIL ' Nut Busters A. WILLIAM RODERIC COVEY MARY DAVIDSOI Band 1 Glee club 1, 2, 3, is Chemistry Club 3 Girls' Ensemble 2 Declamation Contest l Home EC- CWD 3: 'I SARAH DAVIE8 Hall GUBVU 1 Home Room Office' 1' 5 American Legion Essay Home Room Officer 1, n Girl Reserves 1. 2. 3. H Contest winner 3 Hi-Y 3, n Mixed Chorus 3, I Bamd 1' 2' 3' 3 'Hoof-and-Mouth- Club 3 Student Representative 1 Chemistry Club 3 Latin CWD 1 Dramatic Club IA Tumbling Club 3 ESTIIEI DAVIES Girls' Athletic ciun 3 Variety Show 3. u Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 1 I Junior ciassieei Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, 3 League 2, 3, u 55994357 CUUCK Home Ec. Club u Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3. ll Girls' Athletic Club u Home Room Officer 1, 2, 4 Music Club 2 Glee Club 1, 2 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, M National Honor Society 3, B Home Ec. Club M Mixed Chorus 3, I smoothies 1 Girl Reserves 3, A Student Representative 1 American Day Contest Smoothies 1 Smoothies 1. winner 2 C ef.. 1' X Th-. JOSEPNIIE DEFEDE Girls' Athletic club 3 Home Ec. Club B Home Room Officer 1, 3 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, GERALD DEPASQUALE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 International Students' Society 2, 3, A Music Club 1 Orchestra 2, 3, M Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Variety Show 2, 3, 4 JOE DUPLEI Basketball 1, 2. 3 Boys' Athletic Club 1, 2,3 Football 2, 3, U Home Room Officer 1 HI-Y R Track 2, 3, B DOLORES DORSEY Class Officer 3g Girls' Athletic Club 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, u Home EC. Club 3, u Home Room Officer 1, 2, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, n Mixed Chorus 3, u Office Assistant M Student Representative HELEN DUILL Home Room Officer 1 Girls' Athletic Club 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Home Ec. Club A 'Hoofsand-Mouth' Club 3 Girl Reserves 3, M IAICY DULL Dramatic Club I 'Ferrian' Staff l Girls' Athletic Club 3, I Glee Club 1, 2, 3, II Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, A Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, I Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3 Junior Classical League 2 Girl Reserves 1, 2. 3, B Mixed Chorus 3, n National Honor Society 3, A Office Assistant I Variety Show I IAYAELL EDDY Mall Guard l. JAIET JEAI EVAIS Declamation Contest 35 Dramatic Club 4 'Ferrian' Staff I Girls' Athletic Club 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, M Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, ug Hall Guard u Home Ec. Club 2, 3, M Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, u Mixed Chorus 3, M Office Assistant B Smoothies 1 Variety Show 3. B VELMA EVIIB Glee Club 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Smoothies 1 809 FIIIA Nut Busters M ,- UAIIIETT L. FISCUS Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 Home EC. Club 1, 2, 3 MrlRwewesA 1 HCIVII e, FIIIEY Home Room Officer n sparkler Club n 1 WILLIAM FODOR Glee Club 1 Hall Guard 2 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 CHARLES FISCIEI LIIZY FISH Band 1. 2. 3. I Boys' Athletic Club 2 Hi-Y Club u Football 2, 3, u Music Club 1 Orchestra 3, 1 Track 2, 3 Variety Show 3, l Home Room Officer 1, 2 Junior Classical League 2 National Honor Society 3, x Student Representative 1 Tr LDUISE IEOIIE Class Officer 2 Girls' Athletic Club M Glee Club 1, 2, 3, u Girls' Ensemble 2, M Home sc. Club 3, n ,LUIS GAIDEI Home ec. Club 2. 3, A 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, l Office Assistant l Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, H Smoothies 1 JDSEPM QALLAGIER Dramatic Club I Football 2, 3, B Home Room Officer 3 Junior Classical League 3, M Track 3, M Varietv Show B ack 2, 3, IL EUBEIE EIIEST IEREI American Legion Essay Contest winner 2: Dramatic Club M 'Ferrian' Staff l Glee Club 1, 2, 3, R Boys' Ensemble M Home Room officer 1, 2, n u Hall Guard 3 Hl-Y 3, U Mixed Chorus 3, I Smoothies 1 PMYLLIO CITTO Glee Club B Home Ec. Club 3, M 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 Girl Reserves 2, M ann Lou nouns 'UUELVI GUIIDLIN 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 ee Club 1 International Students r s Ensemble 2 Socieiy 5 Ho e Ec Club 3 Rostrum Club 2 Girl Reserves 1 2 Girl Reserves 3, I Mixed Chorus 3 U RALPH GOFF Sparkler Club A AILIE IRIIILE IELEI GUI!! Glee Club 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 3, JEFFERSON BUIII IARIAIA HART 'Ferrian' Staff I Glee Club 3, I Girls' Ensemble R 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 International Students' Society 1, 3, H Junior Classical League 3, B Junior Red Cross 3 Girl Reserves 1, 3, A Mixed Chorus 3. I National Honor Society 3, M Spanish Club 3, u American Day Contest winner 1 DOROTHY JAHE JEHELL Chemistry Club 2 Declamation Contest 2 Dramatic Club 3 Girls' Athletic Club 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 DOLORES Home Ec. Junior C League 2 Girl Reserves 1. 2. 3. U H. HARTHAHA Club 2, 3, A lassical MARY MARGARET HUGHES Chemistry Club 3 Dramatic Club 4. Girls' Athletic Club 3 DAH HOWELL Office Assistant u Smoothies 1 JEAH HILL SARA MARGARET JEHELL Glee Club 1, 2, 3, A Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, U Hall Guard 3 Junior Classical League 2, 3, uf Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, u Mixed Chorus 3, M A Student Representative 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, A Girls' Ensemble 3 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Home Room Officer 1 uHoof-anduMouthH Club 3 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, M Mixed Chorus 3, M MARY JOHNS Girls' Athletic Club 3 Home Ec. Club 3, M HHoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, M HILLIAH L. KAHE Boys' Athletic Club 1 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard M Hi-Y 3, M 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 international Students' , Dramatic Club u , Girls' Ensemble 1, 2. 3 GEFIS, Ath1etiC Club Society 3, B Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3 Glee C1 D 1 2 M 3 RAY JOHNSON Junior Classical Junior Classical l U ' ' 3' Boys' Athletic Club 2 League 2 Girls' Ensemble 2 . League 2 Hl-Y 3, u Football Manager 1 , Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, u , Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3 G.rl R Serv 1 2 u uHOOf,and-Mouthn C1ub 3 3pan,Sh Club 3, H . I 9 GS . , . . Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 3 u 3 Tumbling Club 3 Student Representative 2 ' v ' t Sh u ' Office Assistant A arle y ow SmOOth'eS 1 Smoothies 1 Mixed Ensemble 4 COM PLIMENTS OF WAYHE'S BAKERY LIBERTY KARDULE8 American Legion Essay Contest winner 2 Chemistry Club 3 Declamation Contest u Dramatic Club u Home Room Officer 3, M International Students Society 2 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, Office Assistant u Typing Club B EHHA KATOIA Glee Club 1, 2 DAVID KIIIEY Band 1, 2, 3, u Basketball 2 Dramatic Club 4 Music Club 1 Orchestra 3, M Variety Show 3, R MARY IELLE KOCRER Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, LEHOYIE KROIE Glee Club 1 Hall Guard 1 Hi-Y 3, M 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club Junior Red Cross 3 Student Representative Smoothies 1 Tumbling Club 3 SPOR NG GOODS CO. 132 W Tuscarawas St., Canton, Ohio 3 N N 3 AITIOIY LACOI Nut Busters B IUSAI LAI! Band 1, 2, 3, I Chemistry Club 3 Dramatic Club M 'Ferrian' Staff M Girls' Athletic Club 3 Glee Club 1, I Home Room Officer 2 Junior Classical League 2, 3, I Junior Red Cross 3 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, M Library Club 2 Mixed Chorus U National Honor Society 3, M Smoothies 1 HARLEY LAIIUH Chemistry Club 3 Home Room Officer M Hi-Y 3, B 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 International Students' Society 3, I Spanish Club 3, R Smoothies 1 Tennis 2. 3 Variety Show 3, U ETMEL E. LEWIS Girls' Athletic Club 3 Glee Club 1, 2 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, B Home Room Officer 3 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, M IREIE LOIG Dramatic Club M Girls' Athletic Club 1 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, M Home EC. Club 3, N Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 Mixed Chorus 3, u Girl Reserves 3, M Variety Show U PATTI LUSKEY ROBERT HARTII Band 1, 2, 3, U Hall Guard 1, 2 Dramatic Club up Home Room officer 1 Home EC' CWD 1' 2' 3' isnettz MALATESTA Hi-Y 3. 1' Home Room Officer 1' 2 Girls' Athletic Club 3 variety Show ll International Students' Ha11 Guard 1 50CietY 1' 2' 3' u Home Ec. Club ll Girl Reserves 1- 2' 3' 4 -Hoof-and-Moutw club 3 sos MARSHALL office Assistant 3, B Gir1 Reserves 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, n GENE MART!! Ufchestfa 2' 3' '4 Dramatic Club ll Dramatic Club ll Spanish Club 3 Hi-Y 3, u ni-Y u 3h0 tha 'd Club '5 Junior Classical variety Show TYPl l9 Club 'l League 2 Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 2, 3, u Snnothies 1 Variety Show 2. 3. U DORIS HATCHILLUS PAT HcCLAY mee club 1, 2, 3 Home Room Officer R Hi-Y 3, u Mixed Chorus 3 Nut Busters N NADA MATTER! Glee Club 2- 3' 4 nneenv ncatorntin Home Ec. Club 1, 3, B Home Room Officer 2, N Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, M Mixed Chorus 3 ADELINE HCNENRY Dramatic Club u Girls' Athletic lub 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 U Girls' Ensemble Hall Guard 2 Home EC. Club 1 'Hoof-and-Mouth Club Girl Reserves 2 Mixed Chorus 3, Smoothies 1 BRIGGS BROTHERS DEP'T STORE Corner of nth a Hanover, Martins Ferry, Ohio Q . ,S-?,..,,, 'QOH ! GIS is: fab os.- .OUR YY? 152' - X r X . Ag. MARTMA LEE McMASTERS Glee club 3, u Home Ec. Club 1, M Girl Reserves 1, 2. 3, u Mixed Chorus 3. AIIE MEEKER Ferrian' Staff B Glee Club 1, 2, 3, M Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, 3. Home Ec. Club 1 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 nternational Students' Society 2, 3, B Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, M Library Club 3 Mixed Chorus 3, K Office Assistant M Shorthand Club B Typing Club n. CLARA MISEIMELOER Home EC. Club M Girl Reserves 3, A MARILYI MORAI Dramatic Club R Class Officer 1 Home EC. Club 2. 3, M Girl Reserves 1, 2. 3, B IETTY L. MORRIS Girls' Athletic Club 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Home Ec. Club 4 Junior Classical League 2, 3 Girl Reserves L DOIALO F. MORRIS TOMMY MOSES Band 1, 2. 3, I Chemistry Club 3 Hi-Y 3, n International Students Society 3, A Junior Classical League 2 Music Club 1 orchestra 2, 3, u Spanish Club 3 Smoothies 1: variety Show 2, 3, B. MARY J0 MUNLEMAI Glee Club 1, 2. 3. M Girls- Ensemble 2, 3. Home Room Officer 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 3, B Home EC. Club 1, 2, 3, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, National Honaf Society 3, M Office Assistant Shorthand Club B. Typing Club A DORIS JUIE MYERS Chemistry Club 3 Dramatic Club A 'Ferrian' Staff u Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, Home Room Officer 3 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club Junior Classical League 2, 3, u Girl Reserves 1, 2. 3. Mixed Chorus 3, A Glee Club 1, 2, 3, M. TIM IEAL Boys' Athletic Club 2, Football 2 TVaCk 2. 3, O fumbling Club 3 Sparklers Club U N ROSE OREID All PETSO UETTY JANE PEYTOR Declamation Contest I , Home Ec. Club 2 American Legion Essay Dramatic Club I . , , , Girl Reserves 1. 2, 3, U Contest winner 2 Girls' Athletic Club 3 - Glee if 21 31 u Glee Club L 2. I ROSEMARIE OTTE M. d Ch F Girls' Ensemble 2 , li? AO 9st3'tu rm 2. rr- zfaimizf . 0. Q: ,iii an 1' Mixed Chorus I Gir S 1 D e 'C C ub 3 i or acl b U u Office Assistant u ,ei S U 1'b?' 3' R Vypfni SE u Girl Reserves 1, 2' 3. x air 3 insem e 2 arie y ow 2, 3, M vA'lTA P 'LL'Ps Shorthand Club I Gfxi C orus 3' u H ll G hd Typing CIUD n ir Reserves 3, M a ua. 3 ROIERT LEE PLOTZ ROBERT POLIRG Boys' Athletic Club 2 Band 2 Dramatic Club B Football 1, 2, 3, R Hall Guard u Home Room officer u Basketball 1 Boys' Athletic Club 2 Home Room Officer 4 Junior Classical ROSE PRATT! GiHs'Ememle Home Ec. Club u cies ciun 1, 2, 3, u 2 TfaCk2f Br' nouns rnunsv Leaguez sand 1, 2. 3. u Track 1, 2 nH00f'and-Mouth' Club 3 Dramatic Club u Nut Busters u Gffi ReSe'VeS 1' 2' 3' n Girls' Athletic Club zz 3 M'Xed Chorus 3- u Gir1 Reserves 2' 3 Student Representative 2 Glee Club u Home Ec. Club 2. 3, u Music Club 1 ROIERT iiiuoto ' - Track Manager 2 Student Representative 2 Variety Show I Nut Busters R RINDERER VNSURANCE AGENCY 60u Hanover Street... Martins Ferry, 0hio...Phone R71-J VERRYLAND RES Ame of good 'nod NICNAEL ROY Boys' Athletic Club 1, Dramatic Club I Football 3, A Hi-Y N Home Room Officer M International Students' Society 3, U Track 1, 2, 3, M Tumbling 3. NENNY R. SALL Sparkler Club M nuns: ANN snuuco Glee club 2, 3 Home sc.c1uo 2. 3.18 JOAN SCNEENLE Girls' Athletic Club 3 Home EC. Club 1, 2, I 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club International Students Society 2, 3, u Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, A Student Representative SUZANNE SCNEENLE Girls' Athletic Club 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Hall Guard 1 Home ec. Club 1, 2, 3 Home Room Officer 1 3 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 Junior Classical League 2 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3 ANQAN' and , ICCA and :Qurltaio servig .3 MARTHA C. ROBBINS Band 1, 2, 3, u Girls' Athletic Club 2 3 Home EC. Club B International Students Society 3, M Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, u Music Club J Spanish Club 3 Smoothies 1 variety Shoe 1, 2, 3, FRANCES ROIERTS 'Ferrian' Staff A Hall Guard 3, M Home Room officer 1, Junior Red Cross 3, Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3. M NAIY MARTNA ROIERTS Glee Club 1, 2 Girls' Ensemble 1 Home Ec. Club 1, 2. M Girl Reserves 1, 2, A Mixed Chorus 1 PIERRE J. ROIENTS Home Room officer 3, I Library Club 2 Stamp Club 1, 2 Track A Nut Busters 3, I ELUUOD IGTNERNUND Boys' Athletic Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 Class Officer M Dramatic Club I 'Ferrian' Staff R Football 2: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, M Hall Guard I Home Room Officer 3 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Smoothies 1 Mixed Ensemble 3 Boys' Ensemble u 2 3 1 l l Jill SILEZII Chemistry Club 3 Class officer 3 Declamation Contest 4 Dramatic Club 4 'Ferrian' Staff 5 . Hall Guard 4 Home Room Officer 4 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club IALPH SHORT Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4 Boys' Athletic Club 1, 2 Chemistry Club 3 Class Officer 2 Dramatic Club 4 Football 1, 2, 3. 4 Home Room officer 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2. 3. 4. International Students' Society 3, 4 Football Manager 4 ARZELLA SOLE SPHNSN CNW 3,4 'Ferrian' Staff 4 Girls' Athletic Club 1 Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Home Room Officer 2, 3, 4 Junior Classical League 3, 4 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 4 Mixed Chorus 12 3, 4 IOS! MARIE SPEECE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 International Students' Society 1, 2 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Typing Clublb EUGEIE SPRAGG Home Room Officer 4 CAIOLYI angry Class Officer 2 CHARLES SMITI Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Ensemb.e 3, 4 Mall Guard 2 Home EC. Club 3, 4 Home Room Officer 1, 2, 1 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed chorus 3 Student Representative 1 DUIOTIY SMITI Glee Club 1, 2 , Girls' Ensemble 2 Girl Reserves 1, 2 Smoothies 1. 3 Student Representative 1 ' IEVEILY STOIIS Chemistry Club 3 Class Officer 1 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 'Ferrian' Staff 4 Girls' Athletic Club 3 Glee Club 1, 2: Home EC. Club 1, 2, 3, B Home Room Officer 1, 2 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3. 4 Student Representative 4 Tumbling Club 3 Junior Classical League 2. ESTELLA CAIOLYI STEII Chemistry CIUD 3 Dramatic Club 4 'Ferrian' Staff 4 Girls' Athletic Club 3 Mall Guard 2 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 International Students' Society 3 Junior Classical League 2, 3, 4 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Club 3 Rostrum Club 2. Av U' THE CHILD STJDY it 9 1llF'1llY sy iv' 11' 3 . IJ' lbfx Q7 CLJB JOII SUIIAIO Tumbling Club 3 HAZEL SVISHER Hall Guard 3 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, u WHoof-and-Mouthn Club Library Club 2 Office Assistant M Girl Reserves 3, M Shorthand Club u Typing Club u CHARLES H. SZABICS DONALD F. THOMAS Nut Busters N VIIONA LOU TIERNEY Glee Club 1, 2, 3, U Home Ec. Club M Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, u Mixed Chorus 3, u HOGE-DAVIS DRUG co. IONIIE LOU TROTT Band 1, 2, 3, M Class officer 1 Dramatic Club 1 Home Ec. Club 2, 3, A Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, U Smoothies 1 GUS TSOMPANAS Hall Guard M Junior Classical League 2 Stamp Club 1 STELLA TUTTLE Dramatic Club M Girls' Athletic Club 3 Glee Club 1, 2, M Home Ec. Club 2, H 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, M Library Club 2, U Shorthand Club u Typing Club R LOUIS VALLAS Hall Guard U 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 Variety Show u ALEX VARGO BasebaH 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Boys' Athletic Club 3 Football 1, 2, 3 Hi-Y 3, u Track 2 IAZEL VEIEI JOHN VIOTSOS Home Ec Club 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Jon' 'Also International Stuyents' Class Officer 2 Ha,, Guard u Society 2,3 Fooroait 1, 2, Home Room officer 3 lHooLand-Mmnhl Cluba JON! THOMAS VICIERS Spanish Club u Nut Busters I IETTY L00 UARDLE CAIOLYI JOAI UELL8 Banu H Girls' Athletic ciun 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Girls' Ensemble 3 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, N Home Room officer 3 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3 Girl Reserves 1 Giee Club 1, 2 Home Ec. Club 1, l Home Room Officer 1 Girl Reserves 1, 3, I Library Club 2, 3 Office Assistant 1 Smoothies 1 Mixed Chgfus 3 HAROLD UATSOI Spanish Club 3, u Ch6miSTVY Club 3 variety snow 2, 3. I Class Ufficer n Lois Jain uinxius Dramatic Ciub u Girls' Athletic Club 3 'Ferrian' staff M 6106 Club 1, 2, 3, U Football 2, 3 Girl Reserves 1, 2. 3, I H811 Guard 3 Library Club 1 Home Room officer 2, I International Students' 1, 2: 3: I Smoothies 1 Track 2, 3 v 3. U 3, U IIA JO UALTDI Glee Club 1, 2. 3. H Girls' Ensemble 2 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3. Mixed Chorus 3, B DOIIA LOU HILSOI Band 1. 2, 3, u Dramatic Club n Girls: Athletic club 4 Home Ec. Club 2, 3, I International Students 50Clety 2, 3 Junior Classical League Z, 3 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 2. 3, R Spanish Club 3 Smoothies 1 Variety Show 1, 2, 3, u HILDIED VINLAND Glee Club M X Girl Reserves 3, M NELSON HINTERS Basketball 1, 2, 3, M Boys' Athletic Club 2 Chemistry Club 3 Class Officer M Dramatic Club M 'Ferrian' Staff M Football 1, 2, 3 Home Room Officer 2 Junior Classical League 2 Track 1, 2 CATHERINE UOIIELL Shorthand Club 1 Typing Club 2 JIM URIGNT American Legion Essay Contest winner 1 'Ferrian' Staff M Hall Guard M Home Room Officer M Hi-Y 3, M International Students' Society 3, M Junior Classical League 3 , M Variety Show 3. M LEONARD YOPA Football 1, 2 Home Room Officer M Nut Busters M CAZAN'S RESTAURANT ILANCNI EINA YOUNG Bend 1 Class Officer 1 Girls' Athletic Club 3 Home ec. club 2, 3, u 'Hoof-and-Mouth' Club 3. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, M Office Assistant 2 Smoothies 1 Variety Show 1 PNYLLIS YOUNG sand 1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club M Home EC. Club 1, 2 HmeRwmOHiwr2 International Students' Society 1, 2 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, M Music Club 1, 2, 3 Spanish Club 2 Shortnand club u Stamp Club 1 Typing Club M NAROAIET ZIBO HILDRED IELENITZ NARJORY JEAN ZINMERMAN Class Officer 3 Dramatic Club M 'Ferrian' Staff M Giee Club 1, M Hall Guard 3 Home EC. Club 1, 2, 3, M International Students' Society 3 Girl Reserves 2, 3. M Spanish Club 3, M Variety Show M V-:TZ ' 4, -jjf' ' -ff - 1 f ' X f ff' 222 W f AQ JUNIOR Class Officers Elvina wilson .......... President Mary Margaret Cooper...vice-President Marian Ring ...... . ..... Secretary-treasurer Jean Stullenburger.....Social Chairman Colors: Yellow'-and Lavender Flower: Yellow Rose , Motto: A winner never quits: a quitter never wins Sv THINKSR Qi A 0' vi 'W I eiissn wif ,X , '7 5159 ABOVE Row I: Bessie Marie Absalom, Edmund L. Absalom, Vera J. Albrecht, william Antill. Row II: Irene Benline, Ella May Blinco, Emma Fay Blinco, Florajeah Blum. 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Dave Thomas, Nancy Thomas, Lucyann Theurich, frank Truax, John Turvey, Frank Twardoski, Jerry ware. n Wilkins, Bill williams, Richard wilson, Betty winlagd,gg Donald winland, Edith winland, Pat woods. , in Q Mary Evelyn Henderson. MORGAN'S PHARMACY Prescriptions a Specialty' 4? I TY NEWS ST AND qpb Veigf 9 1 x n. M: ' if my es N 5 fa :i:2IS?:LM - ,,.- 'f' . 'f . ., M vow: Freshman Class Offic Barbara Mattern.. Rodger Thomasn. ers ..President ..Vice-President Fred Bruney ............ Secretary-treasurer Becky Lou Berwinkle. Colors: Maroon and Flower: white Rose Motto: nBuild for , Q :F 4 L fl ' ,w K ...Social Chairman white character, not for fame ai- 'G' 'H-vs ' Ar 'B W Row I: Nancy Absalom, william Anderson, Gregory Andreichuk, Mary Anzak,Rosalie Applegarth, Jane Ann Armstrong. Row II: Mary Jo Ashton, Mary Ashworth, Jackie Ayers, Joe Baglione, Bob Bentz, Virginia Bernot. Row III: Becky Lou Berwinkle, John Bethel, arbara Bishop, Lois Blum, Ruth Bonnell, Dorotny Boskovich. 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Row VI: Marlene Smith, Shirley Smith, Gloria Sorge, Lois Stearns, James Stewart, Sonny Stobbs. Row VII: Beverly Stullenburger, Dorothy Surratt, Sallie Swisher, Orie Szuhay, Paul Taylor, James Teare. Row VIII: Russell Thoburn, Alvin Thomas, Richard Thomas, Rodger Thomas, George Titonis, Jean Todd. 'POP' KOERBER -rerrian' Photographer Row I: Bill Troy, Mary Visnic, Goldia walker, Lois Jean watson, Diana Westlake Nancy westlake. Row ll: Milford white, Elmer whiting, Cherie Miller lSoph.l, Jack williams, Marilyn woods, Erma Worrell. Row Ill: Lois Ann wright, Richard Zech. The 19l6 'Ferrian' Staff wishes to present 'A Mathematics Teacher's Declaration of Independence.' In an airy melody that savors strongly of the pre-Elizabethan lyrists, Miss Kennon deals with the 'estranged' student. 5-!AI!E!5!lS!-I!59!S!l! Bsslsse3l22-e!-1a!2nsessnss I won't excuse you for glee club, I won't excuse you for band: Don't ask to go to the doctor To see about your hand. fYour hand wasn't hurt in class.l You canit pass in mathematics and science By belonging to clubs or Hi-Y: Such membership won't give you college entrance, No matter how hard you may try. Don't work too long on the 'Ferrian.' And come to physics class late: ' If you do, you will stay in an hour, And work in the lab---sure as fate. The teacher of mathematics and science Should have a 8.5. degree and M.A.p This won't do you any good if you are absent, Or for only a part of the,perlod you stay. Above the Academia door in Athens Plato wrote, without a doubt or a fear, 'He who knoweth not geometry Cannot enter nere.- A T' Miss Verna V. Kennon KEYSTONE SHOE STORE, INC. 'Footwear for all occasions' ,aQ!04. If Bw L.l h.s I riio S 1, vxlheej V09 I ff' ':-.A 'Saws' Y 'Y D KSEL 5 C3 MU' I MU, Y I . M fl 1 1355557 'W' 225' V 4. QW!! W B SQUAD FOUTBALL ur Compliments to the Teams of 19 THE PURPLE RIDER BOOSTERS' CLJ C 1D U LAJ rn CD E KU 'Q rn 1. KU E 3 O 0 3 O mc . KD D CU 4-' rn KS VXI E uJ ,- ,... GJ L 4-1 L KU 0 .c Q. r- IU 0: .C U KU O LJ 4-2 UD lf? 4 U3 KU E O .C L- U CD L Ll. .C U M O L2 I O 3 CD ,. o-2 ,.. P- .x U YU 1 Pu CD D L I! P- C .C O -1 W N! E O .C I'- .K O Q GJ 'U GJ La. QD CJ .C Q. GJ ll? O -7 C O U7 4-1 GJ 3 'U '- O L Ki I L U7 LA. by N C .J OHIO VALLEY ATHLETIC COIFEREICE CHAHPIOIS HARTIRS FERRY 21 Ullol 0 Ferry's pigskin eleven opened the 1985 gridiron campaign by trouncing the Union lronmen. During the last half, Union failed to penetrate beyond Ferry's H5-yard line. MARTIRS FERRY 20 IRIDGEPORT 0 The Bulldogs'came to the Ferry stadium via Bethesda to break their 'jinx,' but once more the powerful Purple overpowered them. The Riders led only 7-0 at half time, but scored 13 more points in the last half. HARTIRS FERRY 13 HHEELIHG 0 with the score tied 0-0 at the end of the second quarter, the Ferry eleven re- turned to the gridiron and proceeded to tame the wildcats. Each team accumulated six first downs. MARTIRS FERRY 28 TRIADELPHIA 7 The Riders had their goal line crossed for the first time this season, and the score stood 7-7 at the half. The Purple rallied in the last half and disposed of the Oak Park Crew. MARTIIS FERRY 26 MIRGO 0 Although the first half was rather slow, Ferry once more proved to be a last- half team. Bob Plotz starred defensively by blocking four Mingo punts, and Short led the scoring parade with three touchdowns. MARTIIS FERRY 6 IELLAIRE 0 The only touchdown of this tight defensive battle came early in the first quar- ter when Oancea hauled in a Short aerial. 10,13l persons jammed into the Bellaire stadium to see the action-packed game. HARTIIS FERRY 0 EAST LIVERPOOL 19 The mighty Potters led only 6-0 with eight minutes to play, but they packed too much 'wallop' and went on to score thirteen more points. This game was an example of a good big team's being better than a good little team. HARTIIS FERRY Sl STEUIEIVILLE 6 with the Riders using the forward pass as a potent weapon, the score stood 20- 0 at half time. Steubenville's lone tally came late in the fourth quarter, when the Big Red scored on the Purple reserves. HARTIIS FERRY LIISLY Because of an influenza epidemic at Linsly Institute, Linsly and Martins Ferry officials decided it would be best to postpone this football game. Linsly forfeit- ed the game, and Ferry received credit for it in the 0.V.A.C. standings. MAITIIS FERRY 12 RAISFIELD 7 The Purple Riders traveled to Mansfield, Ohio. This game proved to be rough and clever. The Riders outrushed the Tigers 188 yards to 162 yards. Mansfield's only score came on a trick play. ' For the second successive year, the Martins Ferry defenders of the 0.V.A.C. Championship have won the distinction of having another beautiful trophy placed in the trophy cabinet. They were again named the Ohio Valley Athletic Conference Champions. Congratulations! MAX CRONE 4 CO. 1310-1312 Market St., wheeling, w.Va. . . kg S Q ffm 2 49 48 47 l . A55 fl I . . , 'EEF if 'Q , +C , f-ffm 45 ' 1 fl Q ,. -3595 , . IN I 1 Alix V Vw SENIOR-FOOTBALL MEMBERS Ralph Short - Co-Captain - Fullback 'Ramrod' Ralph was an important part in the Ferry gridiron squad. His offense threats included line-plunging, punting, and passing. On defense, he could give physical as well as moral support by bucking the line. Ralph was honored on the All-Ohio second team. lob Plot: - Co-Captain - Tackle Equally proficient in offense and defense, time and time again, the hefty tackle broke through the opponent's forward wall to block a punt or to spill an enemy back for a long loss. Bob's fame was wide spread as is shown by his selection on the All-Ohio first string and by his appointment to west Point. John Vroteoe - Center 'Corky' played a fine brand of ball all season. He was strong at the center slot, and as a line backer he had no equal. Many touchdowns resulted from his excellent down-field blocking. Eugene lurnetta - End Gene was an outstanding pass receiver, and his form was seen dashing across the goal line several times during the season. 'B' performed well at the terminal position. Burnetta was good on de- fense, and it was very seldom that any opponent circled his end. Joeeph Dopler - Tackle Joe was one of the unsung heroes of the Riders' seven blocks of granite, He came into his own in the very first game of the season. The lanky tackle improved throughout the entire season. Joeeph Gallagher - Tackle Joe, though inexperienced in varsity action, performed very well when called upon. Toward the end of the season, Joe was great. He re- ceived little glory, but he should be praised for remaining on the reserve squad even though the breaks refused to come his way. Michael Roy - End Mike Performed with the Varsity at the beginning of the season. He was the number-three end and saw a good deal of action. Roy was an excellent pass snagger. with his determination and fighting spirit, he developed into a fine end. NAY'S SHOE STORE FOOTBALL RESERVES The boys who sit on the bench throughout the football season are truly responsible for the way the first eleven performs on the gridiron. These gallant boys play against the varsity in order to reveal mistakes that should not be made in a game. The reserves are never shown any mercy by the Varsity. The football reserves are an important cog in the Ferry touchdown mach- ine. Our reserves played six games in a schedule of their own and won five. The future has a truly great team in the making. ATHLETIC MANAGERS These boys with the waterbuckets and towels deserve much credit. Their lives aren't exactly easy as they cater to coaches and players. They are the men behind the scenes, rubbing sprain- ed ligaments and 'Charley horses,' tying shoe laces and shoulder-pad laces, taping ankles, and cleaning the locker rooms. Our hats are off to these fellows who do not share in the glory of the athletic season, but who are indirectly responsible for every 'Rider' victory. ATHLETIC MANAGERS ROV I: Bill Murry, James Reddy, Jobe Maag, John Silezin, Donald Herrlein. ROV II: Gene Misenhelder, Richard Robertson, Alex Koumendouros, Ernest Hill, Thomas Johnson, Mr. weisgerber. QUAKER STATE OIL REFINING CORPORATION Finest in Petroleum Products...M. F. 639 1935-li IASKETIALL SEASOI December Martins Ferry High School's basketball quintet made its inaugural debut under the guidance of Ralph 'Blondie' Gartrell by defeating the visiting Mingo Indians 59-39. wheeling Central invaded the Ferry gym only to be repulsed M1-32. East Liverpool was hitting from all parts of the court and 'knocked off' the Riders M3-28. January The Purple Riders opened the new year against Toronto, and the Red Knights eked out a U8-B6 decision. Overcoming a first-half lead, the proud Purple romped to a 68-M5 victory. Linsly Cadets almost upset the Riders, but a last-second foul-shot humbled them 33-32. The Purple Riders then faced the Bellaire Big Reds and emerged with a M4-31 vic- tory. The next victims were the wildcats of wheeling, when Ferry came out on top in a scoring duel 61-56. Although a pre-game favorite, the Bridgeport Bulldogs succumbed to the Purple's last-quarter rally 37-33 Steubenville held a three-point margin at half-time, but Ferry's lash half bucket brigade disposed of the Big Reds 63-48. Gartrell's crew then traveled to Toronto, only to see the Gem City Knights defeat them 68-28 February The Purple Riders then journeyed to Bellaire and handed the Big Reds a 38-20 set-back. Steubenville was host to Ferry, and the Riders returned home with a 55-BB win. Union's Ironmen then fell before the Ferry gang U6-37. Ferry led warren Consolidated for three quarters, but the Ramblers' last-quarter spree enabled them to edge the Purple 62-53. The closest game of the season occurred at the Bridgeport gym when the Bulldogs forced the Purple into an overtime period, only to lose 55-5B on a fast second free throw. East Liverpool once more was poison to the Riders U2-32. The last scheduled game was with wheeling, and the Riders were red-hot as they ran away with the Wildcats 58-25. Thus, the Martins Ferry Purple Riders ended the 19M5-M6 basketball season with a record of 13 wins and 5 losses. TOURNAMENT Martins Ferry opened tournament play by overpowering a weak Shady- side club 62-29. Although Bridgeport had given the Riders two very tough games in regular-season play, the Purple Riders were an inspired crew and 'knocked off' the Bulldogs 60-33. The Riders' next opponent was East Liverpool: Ferry led for more than a half, but the Potters showed championship fo'm and nosed out the Ferry quintet nu-36. If Your Credit ls Good, It ls Good at LUKEN'S 131B Market Street, wheeling, W. Va. .f xi A' .wx 'A mr In I3 xsffx J' rl' R-.Qff-'if' -X 'F' - . af gf I . 'er :- ' 7 N as K fflRY 52. L! 'Q E? 4 u an A! .4 'I F RY Y f' ,s 'N 'of 3 3 -1 ix, 3 lg l N I 156 : fi , 4 9 'S J : Q' X K fsnnw 34 lv 52?-gs I S'fwi'Ai 4 ' :74'V.Q a 1 f ! 4 , ' , J u ,. Q sv . 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ROV III: Rollin McAninch, Willard Michael, Roy Logston, .Iames Teare, Jim Gocsik, Sara Margaret Jewell, Rosemarie Otte, Mary Margaret Hughes, Susan Lamb, Rita Cappelletti, Adeline McHenry, Rose Kougeoulis, nglgrgg Boyer, Shirley new, Betty Jean Edwards, Anna Marie Roth, Phyllis Gitto, Dorothy Brown, Ellen Nancy James, Lenore Jones. ROM IV: Sonny Stobbs, Robert Bentz, Tom Carroll, Bill Fitzhugh, Edwin Gosney, Irene Long, Mary Musat, Florajean Blum, Barbara Hart, Peggy Bruney, Theresa Baglione, Rose Pratti, Dolores Dorsey, Helen Guinn, Betty Peyton, Elsie Brown, Carolyn Smith, Nada Mattern, Mary Elizabeth Davidson. ROM V: Bill Kane, Rudolph Roth, Richard Thomas, Elwood Rothermund, Bob Davidson, Bob Smith, Elvina wilson, Iula Burge, June L98 OTIVBV. Dolores Dye. Elsie Orend, Dorothy Thanos, Mildred Hinland,.winona Tierney, Ina Jo Halton, Lnis Jean wilkins, Louise George, Esther Davies. FOURTN PERIOD ENSEMULES ROV I: Ruth Hartford, Anne Meeker, Nancy Dull, Mary Jo Muhleman, Violet Cazan, Rita Cappelletti, Janet Jean Evans, Barbara Hart. ROV II: Madelyn Gundling, June Blaire, Louise George, Mary Margaret Hughes, Arzella Sole, Doris Myers, Carolyn Smith. ROI III: Harold Romick, Millard Michael, Jack Helling, Tom Daubert, Sonny Stobbs, Elwood Rothermund, Eugene Gereb, James Gocsik, ROM IV: Rudolph Roth, Edwin Gosney, Bob Smith, Rollin McAninch, Tom Carroll, Jim Teare, Dick Thomas, Roscoe Smith. Most Comolefe lnsurange Agen y YRED E. PARKER SERVES RE IRL OI ongratulations, Class L. S. GOOD 61 CO. Goddard, Joan Davis, Mary Ellen CABINET! Doris Myers, Mary Margaret Hughes, Carolyn Smith, Dolores Dorsey, Susan Lamb, Estella Stein, Mary Jo Muhleman, Martha Robbins, Phyllis Romick, Anne Meeker, Ruth Hartford, Stella Tuttle, Franc MEMBERS: RON I: Miss Lemmler, Joan Lewis, Lois Jean wilkins, Dolores Phyllis Redick, Carolyn Smith Hughes, Dolores Dorsey, Mary , Anne Jo Muh Roberts, Jackie Lou Robbins, Lenore King. RON ll: Delores Bazar, Jessie Elsie Mae Brown, Rose Orend, Elvina Richardson, Lorna Shaw, Adeline MCH Pat Cleary, Lois Jean Edwards, Elle DeFede, Liberty Kardules, Ruth Hara Shirley McAninch, Mary Torre, Doro es Roberts, Adeline McHenry. wells, Phyllis Young, Bonnie Lou Trott, Eleanor Hartmann, Harriett Fiscus, Evelyn McFarland, Meeker, Estella Stein, Doris Myers, Mary Margaret leman, Frances Roberts, Stella Tuttle, Mary Martha Jones, Martha Ann Jones, Rosella Schweizer, Mrs. Lou Perry, Sara Margaret Jewell, Violet Cazan, wilson, Madelyn Gundling, Della Riccelli, Jo Anne enry, Martha Robbins, Susan Lamb, virginia Brown, n Harris, Hazel Swisher, Rose Pratti, Josephine nzo, PSQQY Jerger, Barbara Hobensack. ROV Ill: thy Brown, Bessie Absalom, Rosemarie Otte, Sarah Davies, Arzella Sole, Lois Jean Finney, Florajean Blum, June Blaire, Rita McDade, Joanne Messerly, Donna Lou wilson, Moellendick, Jean Stullenburger, Dol Betty Gosney, Maxine Campbell, Elle Marjory Zimmerman, Nelda Bilyeu, Lois Garden, Jane ores Ayers, Pauline Conley, Ann Petso, Anna Conti n Nancy James, Eleanor Henderson. ROV IV: Marilyn Moran, Phyllis Gitto, Mary Davidson, Louise George, Jackie McGuire, Patricia Keller, Cleo whytsell, Marie Vossen, Ina Hart, Helen Duill, Rose Kougeoulis, Ella he Young, Joan Scheehle, Dorothy Je Ryan, Mary Musat. ROV V: Mary Johns, Esther Davies, Nancy Dull, 'Jay' Evans, Irene Long, Jackie Lou Burd, Theresa Baglione, Anna Marie Roth, B Shirley Fithen, Ethel Lewis, Blanc Cooper, Shirley Dew, Joan Burns, Pa Jo walt on, Suzanne Scheehle, Peggy Bruney, Barbara Perkins, Mildred Mirich, Helen Steinke, well, Betty Nada Mattern, Emily Kemo, Mary Margaret Belle Kochem etty Jean Edwards, Betty Danver, tti Luskey, Marna Dale Boyd, Mary Marian Ring, winona Tierney, Jean Hill, Mildred winland, Martha Hadsell, Regina Schweizer. THE VANITY' SHOP Martins Ferr , 9 Soutn Fourth Street y's -eading women's Siore RESERVES RL JUIIOR Cdrmpzlirmemts of FRED WHITE, Justice of The- O Realtor-Notary Pub1icf213 N, Fifnh Sxree squarely' fe ll face 'To JURl0R GIRL RESERVE CABIIET OEATED: Donna Jean Geer, Viola Kontras, Marilyn Davis, Mary Evelyn Henderson, Mary Lou Hopkins, Patsy Nauman. STAMDING: Miss Molfe, Ruth Mae Evans, Sonia Klihoff, Elsie Orend, Miss Tencate, Shirley Bobes. MEMBERS ROM I: Miss Molfe, Betty Ann Reilly, Betty Lou Hinland, Elvira Suriano, Edith Minland, Beverly Matz, Nancy Butcher, Mary Lou Hopkins, Donna Jean Geer, Patsy Nauman, Ruth Mae Evans, Marilyn Davis, Sonia Klihoff, Elsie Orend, Viola Kontras, Mary Evelyn Henderson, Shirley Bobes, Joan Dorsey, Katherine Koumonduros, Margaret Kyser, Ruth HiQgS, Miss Tencate.ROM ll: Betty Nelson, Beryl Pettit, Irene Molnar, Jean Pettit, Barbara Stobbs, Elaine Exner, Sally Hartford, Nancy Westlake, Diana Mestlake, Barbara Chambers, Marjorie Painter, Barbara Myers, Janet Fitzsimmons, Leola Burge, lola Burge, Doris Kinney, Jo Ann Springer, Louise Freeman, Gloria Sorge, Ruth Gwynne, Lois Stearns, Jean Todd. ROM Ill: Juanita Carver, Helen lorck, Lois Blum, Marguerite Banister, Verna Lee Long, Ruth McAninch, Gertrude Rowson, Rose Marie Marchio, Julia Montello, Lucyann Theurich, Mary Louise Bremer, Barbara Bishop, Virginia Broun, Nina von Neavin, Jackie Ayers, Ella Mae Frantz, Mary visnic, Dorothy Davies. ROM IV: Jo- Ann Patterson, Nancy Thomas, Ruth Leach, Eileen Oddis, Carol Coleman, Lois Jean Matson, Shirley smith, Virginia Johns, Jane Richards, Marilyn Mohas, June Lee Oliver, Martha Adams, Dolores Dye, Susalee Marsh, Becky Berwinkle, Marlene Smith, Joann Headley, Beverly Stullenburger, Marilyn Moods, Evelyn Calandros, Jo Ann Misenhelder, Kathryn Finna. ROM V: Fannie Mcconnaughy, Betty Lee Harris, Rosanna Russell, Jean Ann Heslop, Georgia Lee Hall, Barbara Cope, Nancy Duskey, Carolyn Harth, Goldia walker, Dorothy Robertson, Elsie Mackey. Kathleen Dull, Donna Jean Ryan, Phyllis Coffman, Pat Stead, Dorothy Thanos, Virginia Silezin, Beverly Jones, Marjorie Bowen Jane Ann Armstrong. Let's Meet and Ear at 'ne CALALE RESTAJRAN' CLUB ECOIOH CS HOME OR JUNIOR-Sill K.,-, pq ,null nlnlulln - THE MARTINS FERRY WOMAN'S CLUB MOM! ECOIOMICS CLUB CAIIIET IOM I: Shirley Fithen, Nelda Bilyeu, Mary Margaret Cooper, L0iS Garden, Nancy Dull, Madelyn Gundling, Marjory Zimmerman. IOM ll: Mary Davidson, Marna Dale Boyd, 'Jay' Evans. IOM Ill: Patti Luskey, Donna Lou wilson, Sara Margaret Jewell. IOM IV: Doris Plumby, Elvina wilson. IOM V: Irene Long. JUIIOI-SEIIOI MEMBERS ROM I: Ethel Lewis, Jackie Lou Burd, Emily Kemo, Jackie Lou Robbins, Theresa Baglione, Elvina Milson, Mary Margaret Cooper, Irene Long, Janet Jean Evans, Sara Margaret Jewell lancy Dull, Lois Garden, Nelda Bilyeu, Marjory Zimmerman, Donna Lou wilson, Shirley Fithen, Madelyn Gundling, Pat Luskey, Ella Perkins, virginia walker, Martha Jones, Suzanne Scheehle, Mrs. Jennings. l0V lil Joan Scheehle, Blanche Young, Chrysanthe Mihelarakis, Evelyn McFarland, Rose Orend, Violet Cazan, Mary wartha Roberts, Ruth Haranzo, Olga Misko, Helen Steinke, Doris Plumby, Marna Dale Boyd, Isabelle Malatesta, Rose Pratti, Carolyn smith, Jessie Lou Perry, Shirley McAninch, Evelyn Moore, Ann Petso, Ellen Nancy James, Peggy Jerger, Barbara Hobensack. IOM III: Miss Blackford, Lois Jean Edwards, Rose Kougeoulis, Jackie McGuire, Mary Monteleone, Rita McDade, Phyllis Romick, Lenore Jones, Betty Jean Edwards, Florajean Blum, Joanne Messerly, Mary Jo Muhleman, Jean Hill, Lois Ann Searcy, winona Tierney, Louise George, Joanne Ruckman, Joan Davis, Elsie Brown, Helen Duill, Maxine Campbell. IOM IV: Billie Ann Sambuco, Anna Conti, Pauline Conley, Betty Gosney, Dorothy Brown, Pat Cleary, Anna Marie Roth, Betty Danver, Shirley Dew, Eleanor Henderson, Martha Hadsell, Peggy Bruney, Hazel Swisher, 51190 Harris, Allegra Utsinger, Mary Torre, Phyllis Gitto. Mary Johns, Marilyn Moran, Mildred Mirich, Betty Morris, Dorothy Jane Jewell. IDM Y: Jane Moellendick, Jean Stullenburger, Dolores AYGFS, Mary Davidson, Esther Davies, lada Mattern, Della Riccelli, Jo Anne Richardson, Marie Vossen, Jean Ayers, Jane Berries, Pat woods, Martha Robbins, Dolores WV'-W'0nPf Dorothy Brown, Bonnie LOU Trolt. Marian Ring, Bessie Absalom, Regina Schweizer Rosella Schweizer, Mary Margaret Musat. JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB OF MARTINS FERRY FRESHHAN-SOPHUHORE MEMIERS B eKL'E DYE WORKS, Cieaners, Byers, Ferfier M35 Snoih F0uViH Sifeei ..M. '. 521 Dandos, Russeli, inney F iner, KS Gereb, Jaworski, Bowen, Bobes, I it tt Pe ynolds, Re S Barr I is BBVF son, N8 Hes op, ,.. ,- ROH Jennings VS M SEV, Ka iggs, H SS, Dav SCF, KY Gwynne, Chaeh M Cope, N, ma U N3 hoff, Ki Davis, Evans, HS UD m itzs F Koumonduros Ch, Theur VI me F6 B Coleman, I Fd Langfo Banister I BUICNSF I nney K and W H inland, W ,- SOD, rt Robe GSSF, rd kfo BC B ,- SS 2 M ROV Cusick saiom, Ab Cman, Fe F Stearns, DBF, MO I rge So isnic, V Chambers, nter, Pa Carver, IO, ntel MO I io MaFCh I d s Od Scarfo Matz, OhnS, J I h inc MCAn chards, Ri I TY ,. R6 I Marsh shop Bi ers, AY ilbert, M I KOntVaS ntz, F3 F Blum, Thomas, I Oan S Jones, ,- ROV avin, N8 IV: RON DNB. Fi I rong mst AF d. 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ROH III: Gordon Childers, Alex Koumendouros, Bob Marshall, Eugene Gereb, Bob Smith, Gene Martin, Bill Kane, Don Neavin, Bob Schucker. ROW IV: Tom Carr, Jack Holliday, Jack Helling, Jim Shane, Alex Vargo, Stanley Glavaris, Art Eberhart, Ben Cappelletti, Kenneth Rees, Art Bruney, Victor Strama. ROH V: Gene Misenhelder, Art Tucker, wayne Albright, Eugene Pfeiffer, Pat McClay, Tom Ayers, Tom winland, Bill DeBolt, Junior McCoy, Junior Pugh. THOBJRN BROS., Oldsmobile Salegx and Sefwiie 317 N. Zane Hiohmay...M. ' A c unior Ciasical League OFFICERS: Jerry ware, Estella Stein, Bill Kavander, Joe Gallagher, Barbara Hobensack, Ellen Nancy James. MEMBERS: ROV I: Estella Stein, Doris Myers, Helen Borck, Marilyn Davis, Sonia Klihoff, Rosemarie Scarfo, Marjorie Bowen, Shirley Bobes, Lois Jean Finney, Sarah Davies, Ruth Hartford, Joe Gallagher, Jim wright, Charles Perry, Richard Myers, Joe Ring. ROV II: Mary Di Stefano, Doris Kinney, Marguerite Banister, Janet Fitzsimmons, Patsy Nauman, Mary Evelyn Hender- son, Nina Von Neavin, Mary Lou Hopkins, Carol Coleman, Susan Lamb, Rita Cappelletti, Mary Margaret Hughes, Joanne Messerly, James Gocsik, Tom Daubert. ROH III: Cleo whytsell, Arzella Sole, Barbara Hart, Jean Pettit, June Lee Oliver, viola Kontras, Maxine Campbell, Ellen Nancy James, Martha Ann Jones, Barbara Hobensack, Rosella Schweizer, Regina Schweizer, Jackie Lou Burd, Donna Jean Geer, Mary Louise Bremer, Edwin Gosney. ROV IV: Miss sheriff, Nancy Duskey, Marilyn Mohas, Fannie McConnaughy, Martha Lash, Eleanor Henderson, Alex Koumendouros, Bill Kavander, Jerry ware, James Reddy, James Oddis, Gomer Davies, George Powell, Jerry Bowman. O Hi C y'A LL EY P Ri NT ING C OMi3AN Y Dramatic Club OFFICERS: Donna Lou wilson, Rose Orend, John Silezin, Rod Co Ah.' ey, Miss Bell, Bar Plotz, Sarah Davies, Harold watson, Dorothy Jane Jewell. MEMBERS: ROV I: Phyllis '-Jung, Juanita Carver, lrene Lonq, Jane' Jean Evans, Nancy Dull, Doris Plumoy, Sara Margaret Jewell, Stella lirlle, Rose Orend, Donna ggi, wgigon, Dolores Carroll, virginia Hunan, Mlsr, Bell. ROM ll: Marilyn Davis, Patsy Nauman, Janei Flffsimrrons, Marian Rinq, Eleanor Henderson, Ellen Nancy James, Wuih Hartford, Suzanne Scheehle, Bonnie Lou Trott, Marilyn Moran, Mary Kardoles, Llhemy Kardiiles, Mafjorie Bowen. ROV Ill: Michael Roy, Jessie Lou Perry, Ma Qo'y Zim ie man, Jaw-ie Lou Robbins, Doris Myers, Es'ella Stein, Rosemarie Ofte, Adeline M Henry, Mary Maqaret Hughes, Sarah Davies, Pegqy Bruney, Rita Caopelletti, Eugene Pfeiffer. ROW IV: Joan Burns, Elvina wilson, Susan Lamb, Eleanor Lewis, Patti Luskey, Betty Danver, Dorothy Jewell, Gene Martin, John Harrison. 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THE PRINCE-OF-PEACE DECLARATION CONTEST 1 Prince of Peace Declamation Contestants Marilyn Dixie, .Me Ring, Harold Maynie, Je-semi: in-1 Vw' Standing: Rnee Orend, Rod Covey, Mafian Rinq, Fannie MrConna4igny, Joan Ruins, 1 vSileIin, Helly Danvflf. IIITIZRIATIOIIAL STUDEKTS' SOCIETY RON I: ,lim wriqnt, JJlvl'H1fl'iso'l, Pete Lannum, Helen Bank, Ju Ann Spriviye-r, Mary lil Anne Meri-er, Junet Ann Mi nacl, Llwle Mickey, Mary Kardnleh, Kathleen Dull. ROV ll: Mf1 2i,v. V ri Betty A. Rc-illv, R,i.tn Ann Rifnardg, Jinln Knnlflxf., Jnginne MeiSer'ly, Marilyn Davin, l,,iH :ll.w, Hdrlfiri Mxvern, Mafina Snalv, Rii'n ilv.ynrm, Alfred Maylile. RON III: Genrqann l?nlfzAVf:,, Ju Av:- Ri4?:ird:sn'. ll-lliiF?iff1'lli, HN!-ara Mgrt, Pengy Bruncy, lnln Surge, Jimnitfn Cafver, Jnfin S vuelvli, Elaine lxner, Vn',y Niiiivmii, .ic-io Lnu Bind, Jfve DeP:1f,quale. ROV IV: Stanley Glavxnris. Hir'r'y Pfwnake, Mike Dfindvs, Jane Maizllendirk, Marian Ring, SJnia Klinoff, Lenin Burqc, Patti gummy, Jnlin Davin, Ed llivif., Bnrf Kun-. RON V:Wnn:11d williams, Mr, Kszim, Charles Perry, Bill Kqve, Eugene P'eiffer, Allen Martin, Harold Maynle, .Innn Silezin, Harold waisnn. Mike WDYA W .,....,. , , , , V. ---ff N A, . ., kk 1 y .W ... .T....,., PAUL SEMPLE'S BARBER SHOP 13 Years ir' Dne if-:ation...1TB S. ufn St Library Assistants Left to right: Stella Tuttle, Elvira Suriano, Mrs. wood, Betty winland, Elvina wilson, Mary Louise Bremer, virginia Browm Left to right: Sara Margaret Jewell, Lois Garden, Janet Jean Evans, Liberty Kardules, Dolores Dorsey, Anne Meeker, Miss Cole, Dolores Hartmann, Nelda Bilyeu, Violet Cazan, Mr. Hart, Elien Harris. Patti Luskey, Madelyn Gundling, Mary Jo Muhleman, Hazel Swisher, Jean Stullenburger, Rose Orend, Nancy Dulh V Y l WESTLAKE BROS. Chevrole' Sales and Service Office Assistants HALL GUARDS ROH I: Janet Jean Evans, Gaynell Eddy, Rita McDade, Marguerite Banister, Lois Jean Finney, Jo Ann mike-r,,.ii, Lili Frantz, Virginia walker, Rita Schellhase, Marjorie Messerly, Fannie Mr.Connaugny, RO! ll: Harold Mayhle, Elwood Rothermund, John Silezin, Luther Bowen, Dan Johnson, Frances Roberts, Mary Kaidules, Bill Kane, Willard Mithziel, Gus fsompanas, Rodger Thomas. ROV Ill: John Vargo, Jobe Maag, Bob Koon, Jim wright Evnes' Reign, Tom Daubert, Jim Gocsik, Dick Thomas, Fred Groux. HOME-ROOM OFFICERS ROI I: Leslie Douglas, George Stratas, Dorothy Jean Davies, Beuky Berwinkle, Kathleen Dull, Ruth Gwynne, Dorothy Thanos, Louise Freeman, Barbara Mattern, Sally Hartford, Dick Thomas, Alan Mckown, Naney westlake. Diana Westlake, Mary visnic. Lois Jean watson, Edward Bruney, Bill Fitzhugh, Julius Czap. ROH ll: manly nnakey, Peggy woods, Herbert Seals, Bill Leach, Jim Morris, Nelson Garden, Mary Louise Bremer, Shivley Babes, Betty Lee Long, Anna Gereb, John Turvey, Ernest Mill, James Reddy. ROV III: Cecil Davis, Ar' fn.-rhirt, Hor- Roscoe Smith, Harris, Verna Crump, Eugene Pfeiffer, Harold Mayhle, wayne Albright, Elvina wilson, Jack Helling, Tommy Daubort, Ma'-lyn Davis, Mary Evelyn Hemierson, Jack Holliday, Don Coleman. ROM IV: Eugene Bennington, Charles wilson, von Matson, Liberty Kardules, Nancy Dull, John Silezin, Mary Marqaret Fooper, Mike Dandos, Bei'y Jean James Gocsik, Covey, Marold Edwards, Shirley Dew, Eoqar Horner, Tom Johnson, Bob Smith, Lois Jean Edwards, Rudy Roth, Junior Pugh, Pal Mfilay. Richard Stopera, Marvin Finney. ROV V: Esther Davies, Louise George, Nada Mattern, Carolyn Smith, Mary Dmidsoii, Jim Wright, Harley Lannum, Mike Roy, Tom Carr, Adeline Merlenry, Gene Spragg, Bob Plotz, Ralph Short, Suzanne Scheehle. Ariel la Sole. B. RUDNER FURNITURE CO. 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MAGUIRE A Complete Food Market RON ROV ROV ROV NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Linzy Fish, Bob Plotz, Haro watson ec: Davis Jim wright Donna Lou wilson, Barbara nart Doris June Myers Sarah Davies Nancy Dull Susan Lamb, Janet Jean Evans y,01e1 Cazan Ellen Nancy James, Arzella Sole Peggy Bruney Ruth Hartfo d Martha Had ell Mary Margaret Hughes, Rita Cappellettu Dorothy Jane Jewels John Silezin, Elwood Rothermund Eugene Gereb Joanne Messerly Barbara HOD6nSaCk, Eleanor Henderson Sara Margaret Jewell Liberty Kardules Patti Luskey, Ralph Short Our Salutatorlan swf X f. 1 x r -5 4-w Congratulations ass LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE TINS FERRY ODGE 1 9!!-!E!.L?9L9 2357 puplis are enrolled in our schools. Martins Ferry Nigh school enrolls 760 stud- ents, and 1597 young people are registered in our elementary schools comprising grades one to eight and kindergarten The Board of Education employs 89 teach- ers to guide and supervise our pupils in their learning experiences. Thirty teachers are employed in the high school and 59 in the various elementary schools. All eighth grade pupils are housed in the Central building and use the entire second floor. Pupils in the grades below the eighth are distributed according to districts.and building capacities in the five elementary schools. Our presenz buildings were const ructed over a wide span of years. The older North build- ing was -built in 18814. The newer building on the North site was completed in 1915. South school dates back to 1889. Central School with the town clock located in its tower, was Con.. structed in 1895. The other buildings were er- ected in a comparatively short period of ti-me starting with Mackey in 1917, Elm in 1919, and the present high school building in 1922. Since that time there has been no new school building construction except the Trade School building which was erected in 19u1 as a co-operative project of the National Youth Administration and our Board of Education. This building came into complete possession of the system in Oct- ober, 19411. Charles A. Taylor, Superintendent K Presented by members of the Senior Cl Processional ---- --------------- ---.-. Introduction .... ........ - .......... -- Class History----- -------------- ----- SEIIOR CLASS DAY May 22- 1936 members of the Juni aSS of Martins Ferry High School Class of 1946 marshalled by Ol' Class Harold watson, President Donna Lou wilson. Louise George, Joan Scheehle, Beverly Stobbs, Robert Finna MUSIC ---- --- ------------ ------- ------ Senior Orchestra, T C1855 Poem- ---- ---- Music---- ----- -------- -- ---- --------- Class Grumbles ----- ------------ ------ Director om Moses, Luskey, Pete C1855 Prophecy- ---- -- -------------- --Doris Myers, Patti Bieniek. Ina Jo walton, Edmund Bell ---- ------ -------- Peggy Bruney Director Lou Trott, Mary Jo Lannum Class will ------------ ------------- --Robert Plotz, Janet Senior Orchestra, Tom Moses, Robert Poling, Rod Covey, Bonnie Muhleman, Harley Jean Evans, Don Attinger, Rose Orend, Robert Martin Class Song- ------------------- ------- Tune 'How Deep IS t Farewell to Seniors words by John Harri he Ocean' son, Robert Martin Senior Class Officers, Harold watson, Nelson winters, John Harrison, Elwood Rothermundp Freshman President, Barbara Matterng Sophomore President, Nancy Butcher, Junior President, Elvina wilson Recessional ------------------ ------- 4Class of 19u6 This program was in charge of the following committees: General Committee: Harold watson Nelson winters John Harrison Elwood Rothermund Arzella Sole Stage Committee: Linzy Fish John Carpenter Jefferson Guinn Robert Poling Adeline McHenry Mary Davidson Tommy Moses George Applegarth Martha Robbins Rita Cappelletti Mary Margaret Hughes Senior Class Sponsor: Miss Margaret M. Gillis DAVlSON'S FLORISTS 'lf It's Flowers, Davison's Have John Silezin Donna Lou wilson Robert Plotz Doris Myers Linzy Fish Liberty Kardules Ray Johnson william Fodor I!.' CLASS POE! Four long years ago when our course had begun, we all looked ahead--when the task would be doneg And now dawns the day we long waited for, The day we are graduates--to linger no more. Anticipation was greatg our goal but a dream: we were but puppets in life's little scheme, But, somehow, today we feel we have done A little of something, the race to have won. Out teachers, our leaders, great wisdom display: The traditions of 'Ferry' have helped all the way: Today we go out from these stately walls And hope to find a niche in Fame's halls. Some will rise to great heights and be known far and wide, Some lack the ambition, and fall by the side, But of one thing we're sure-that we all can achieve Good things and great--if we remember old 'Shreve.' Peggy Bruney '06 CLASS HISTORY THE CLASS SOIG WE WON'T BE BACK NEXT FALL Ulmer 'How Deep Is the 0cean j And now we are leaving Never more to return. Our hearts are grieving, Our hearts do yearn. And now that we're leaving good old Ferry High we're saying to you a final goodbye: And, as a whole class, here let us depart Each one alone, to have a new start. Never to forget the past Parting's here at last, And we'll think of it alh we won't be back next fall. words by Bob Martin and John Harrison In their history, the members of the Class of 1936 have attempted to narrate and dramatize certain highlights of their four years in Ferry High School. Beginning with their entrance as bewildered but not too green freshmen, they have followed their course through the sopnornore year in which they displayed the usual amount of sophistication and self-confidence. In their junior year, they acquired that grand and glorious feeling that comes when one achieves the status of upper classman, Their senior year was marked by the usual rush of activities and the realization that their school life would be ended all too soon. CLASS PROPHECY Havirg looked into the past and reminisced a bit, the seniors found much pleasure in specu- lating about the future. If their predictions come true, there will be an unusal 'crop' of great musicians, professional, great, and near-great men and women in the famous Class of 19U6- i CLASS CRUHILE The Class of 'no believes that it's good for a graduating class to get certain things 'off its chest.' With this in mind, it has indulged in a regular grumble session. Naturally the assemblies in the gym and all the inconveniences of a Crowded school building received their share of attention. CLASS HILL Every graduating class has prized possessions and, out of its vast experience, valuable advice to leave to those who remain in school, the Class of 'u6 is no exception. lt took great pleasure in making its bequests to the members of the faculty and student body. THE FELBER BISCUIT COMPANY 'For Freshness Buy Zesta Crackers' -lug nn-uuuupp sf . . nu-lu. pu-i. pu-nu , ., nl... .. M Wi--.1-1 alpine- ...U ,J-1 19l5-l6 SCHQOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER A ---- School opens. Back to the grind. All inmates plus new victims. 7 ---- Introductory assembly. we learn new rules. ll ---- First football game with Union here. Buy me a hot dog, will ya? 20 ---- Home Ec. Club introductory tea--candidates for Home Ec. 26----Ni-Y initiation begins. Senior Girl Reserves organize. 28 ---- Football game with wheeling here. 29----Hi-Y giener roast. 30 ---- Hi-Y attends the worship service of the Methodist Church. OCTOBER , 8----Fire Prevention week begins. watch where you throw that cigarette, bubl 10 ---- Sr. G. R.'s have their Hallowe'en party. 17 ---- Senior I assembly. 18 ---- Report cards. Better get down to work. 19 ---- Bonfire and 'pep' meeting sponsored by Hi-Y, 20----Bellaire football game. Get the tape and bandage. we win. 27----Home Ec. Club skirt-sweater hop. Get out from behind those corn stalks, Mabel. 31----Senior ll assembly. ubvznsen 2 ---- Football game with Steubenville. 3 ---- Hi-Y Hallowe'en dance. 8 ---- Armistice Day program. 11 ---- Prince of Peace contest. in----Senior Ill assembly. 16----Football game at Mansfield. More fun on the bus. 22----Thanksgiving vacation. l'll never look another turkey in the face. Pass the 'bicarb.' 29 ---- Report cards. Red never does look nice on yellow! 30 ---- Girl Reserve Dance. Freshmen get their first thrill. DECEMBER ' 6----Home Ec. Club Tea for Mothers. Pass the tea-pot, Mirandie. 13----Senior Girl Reserves have Christmas tea for mothers. 1U ---- First basketball game with Mingo. Handsome 'Blondie' Gartrell makes first appearance. AMERICAN LEGION POST 38 5 15- 21- 21- JANUARY 1- 2-- 4- 5- 3- 9- 11- 16- 17- 21- 22- ZU- 25- 28- 29- 30- FEBRUARY 12- 13- 16- 21- 22- 27- Latin Club has Christmas party. Fun for alll Glee Clubs present Christmas assembly. very nice, indeed. Christmas vacation begins. I'm dreaming of a 'white Christmas.' Long-needed vacation ends. we take a beating from Toronto by two points and on our own court. School resumes. Meetings and greetings of friends and foes. Very thrilling event as we go upstream to 'swamp' Tiltonsville. Sophomore class sponsors an informal juke-box dance in the gym. we down Linsly Cadets for another victory. Hurrahl we go to the Elzane for a lecture on health. Once again Bellaire bows to us on our basketball court. Oh! My headl And I thought I was smartl Semester exams. More exams--The longer they come, the worse they get. First day of second semester. we all resolve to settle down. Bridgeport pays us a visit. It is a tough fight--but we win. Girl Reserves begin March-of-Dimes collection in local theaters. we beat Steubenville down here! Hi-Y has a juke-box dance afterwards Hi-Y has district meeting in the Study-hall rooms. we travel to Toronto for an 'awful drubbing', but our team is right in there 'pitching.' Junior I presents assembly. A memorial program in honor of Abraham Lincoln. Junior ll presents assembly. Senior Girl Reserves have a valentine party. The Annual Home Ec. Club formal, 'Pink Midnight.' Much gossip in the form of 'who's going with whom.' Home Ec.-Hi-Y joint meeting. Entertainment in the form of blind date. Don't look now, but wasn't that a little pre-arranged? Washington was a wonderful man. well, he gets us out of school. He play wheeling here for our last game. Hi-Y sponsors informal dance. Senior V puts on its version of an employment agency. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY T0 POST NO. 38 MARCH 7 ---- That day is here again----report cards. 8 f--- General scholarship tests for seniors. Now they really get the'goods on us. 13 ---- Junior IV emerges with its assembly. Hi-Y-G. R. joint meeting 15 ---- Annual Staif is working diligently. 27 ---- Another assembly: another good time given by Junior V. APRIL 6----Hi-Y Sweetheart Dance. 10 ---- Junior V! comes through with the last home-room assembly of the yeah 13 ---- DeMolays have their formal. 18----Faces are very grave as report cards are again issued. 19 ---- Hurrah! Easter vacation. How do you like my new outfit? Zu----National Honor Society has its induction assembly. 26----The Glee Club has its annual spring concert. Lovely gowns and inspiring music combine to make the hour spent there not easily forgotten. MAY 10----Junior-Senior Prom--Oh! what a beautiful morning! CP. S. It was, too.i 11 ---- Home Ec. Tea--Daughters Show off fheif' NOUWGVS- 15 ---- Registration for next year. Seniors shed tears. 17 ---- Senior exams! Vmgst pass!! 22----Senior Class Day. Fun and frolic for all. 23 ---- Under-classmen have exams. ----Rehearsal for Baccalaureate. 26----Baccalaureate. 27 ---- Senior Picnic. Please, don't let it rain. 28 ---- Commencement rehearsal. 29----Commencement. All good things must come to an end. CSob, sob! 31 ---- Report cards! School ends! Just ask the seniors. WAYKINS 3nd TROT' Q65 Elewenzh Street, wneeliwg, W. ta. Greeting Cards, Lending Lib'ary, Szaiionery, ard Magazines l , , Wil1PHD9 , Dal -,T fr w .. I 5 . ,-1' , , 'A U ' H I 21' ,v:'y'Q, F4 D f- 'T 'J .' ' 7 .. J 'Q F Vi ig' I a EQN'S. rw., uhuma, G1'i5.. 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Gereb Lois Garden Rose Pratti Frances Roberts Anne Meeker Patti Luskey Arzella Sole Doris June Myers John Silezin Sarah Davies Phyllis Gitto Dorothy Mae Brown Dorothy Jewell Joan Scheehle Dolores Carroll Mary Belle Kocher Joseph Gallagher Joan wells Gaynell Eddy Elwood Rothermund Suzanne Scheehle Irene Long John Harrison Estelle Stein Billie Ann Sambuco Robert Martin Ruth Haranzo Rose Orend Marvin Finney Sara Margaret Jewell william Beckford Phyllis Young Mary Margaret Hughes Rosemarie Otte Nancy Dull Harold Watson william Kane Susan Lamb Martha Robbins Adeline McHenry Nelson winters Ralph Short l p.. El!! 'FERRIAI' STAFF :FZS Editor-in-chief..n Assistant Editor Business Managersu Sales Managers....u ....James wright . ...... Susan Lamb .Eiwood Rothermund Marjory Zimmerman ...Nelson winters John Harrison Photography Editors .... Esteiia Stein Art Editors .... Feature Editors ..... Sports Editors.H Staff Typists.H Proofreaders... Doris Myers ....Beveriy Stobbs Frances Roberts .Janet Jean Evans Eugene Gereb ...John Siiezin Harold watson ....Anne Meeker Arzeiia Soie ...Nancy Dull Barbara Hart ,2 3 f xX:N,+'-,a- 123 ROV I: Arzeiia Sole, Anne Meeker, Nancy Dull, Esteiia Stein, Susan Lamb Marjory Zimmerman, Janet Jean Evans, Doris Myers. ROH Il: Elwood Rothermund, John Siiezin, John Harrison, Beverly Stobbs James wright, Frances Roberts, Neison winters, Barbara Hart Eugene Gereb, Estelle Suaan: Teacher: Freshman: Mr. Hart: Freshman: Student: Clerk: Student: Teacher: Student: Mr. Rice: Geography Teacher: Student: First Freshman: K JOKES o Susan: Does anyone know where my daddy's dummy is? I believe I'm talking to her. Aren't you ashamed of yourself? You've been learning for eight years, and you can count only to ten. what will you do in life if you go on like that? I'll be a referee at boxing matches. l Find the greatest common denominator. 'f V I' 5 TE-N77 ? Great heavens--is that thing lost again? E LE?,,A L. I want to buy a pencil. 'NN I 'v' l'il ' Hard or soft? ,---5. I I -'I I Hard! it's for a 'stiff' exam, S- :xx iii l Q 3 Do you know the deepest book ever written? Eg Sure--Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea. ...- - - ,f-4'-.--li-i' where are the Andes? .af-aiijgr-5' Student: I d0n't know: if you'd put things where they ' r': belong , you'd be able to find 'em. the meaning of the word 'unaware'? you put on first and take off last. Can you tell me Unaware is what I couldn't learn to spelh Second Freshman: why not? I First Freshman: Mies Lennler: Student: My teacher was always changing the words. Name a collective noun. Ash can. 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PRINTING Martins Ferry 78 Bellaire 44 BROADWAY MARKET RIESBECKS F0013 Meats and Groceries MARKETS .,., - f pull. pg , ,qww ,V 'I' 1111 fffl ITTITT l I II l l'l'l'T1'li1'f 'rrrrrrlTI' ' ' I1 l'l l1'1' Compliments of NICKLES BAKERY I'l'l'I'l'l'i'f l1 1'l'lT Grade A Dairy Products OHIO VALLEY DAIRY Wheeling Martins Ferry 3467 482 OTTE-PE'l'l'lT HARDWARE 5 South Fourth Street CHARLES N. I-IANCHER CO. JEWELERS - SILVERSMITHS Established 1849 1223 Market Street Wheeling, W. Va. Nr. Devault was trying to impress on the mind' of a dull boy time five senses, This conversation followed: what are your eyes for?. To See. 'what are your ears for?. To.hear. 'And what is your nose for?. 'To keep clean. HI-WAY CLEANERS Corner Jefferson and Zane Highway Satisfaction Guaranteed A Stick or a Carload We Have it MARTINS FERRY LUMBER CO. THE PATTY COAL MINE HIGH GRADE DOMESTIC COAL Virginia at Jefferson Street Phone 780 A. KEHRER 8: SONS FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION Stop 10, N. Zane Highway Phone 661 Martins Ferry, Ohio L .J-.. .. E 1 ,--, R ,,.,1,,l.,,,..l.. Congratulations to Class of '46 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES Aerie 456 , XNSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Compliments of 51.00 up starts THE CITY LOAN . A Thrift Account Your Friendl Finance Co. Y FIDELITY MMS Fwy 117 SAVINGS AND LOAN Miss Hlllerton 'I would like everyone to write an essay on 'The Most Beautiful Thing l Ever Saw'.' Jim Hrlght: The most beautiful thing I ever sa was too beautiful for words. Congratulations! Class of '46 Compliments of Martins Ferry Elks Lodge Noi B95 B. P. O. E. Quality Furniture NOBLFS H ME F Since 1896 O URNISHINGS Serving for 50 Years R' G' HESLOP 8' SONS Where Hanover meets Fifth W AA Q W -V I1'l1'l'l l'l' Compliments of THE STANTON HEATER CO. Manufacturers and Installers of WARM AIR FURNACES Phone 26 Martins Ferry, Ohio STONE 8. THOMAS THE HUB WHEEl.lNC.W.VA. 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