Martinsburg High School - Triangle Yearbook (Martinsburg, WV)
- Class of 1941
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Of course each A l'riangle tries to surpass the preceding ones. To Durb and Darb we owe inspiration. To lVliddy we extend hope and sympathy. We hope that this is one step upward in a suc- cession of ever better annuals in the years to COYUC. ,QV CLASSES ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES This age is one of industry. This nation has become an indus- trial nation. Our town, Martinsburg, holds a high place in an industry that contributes to the income, good health, and pleasure of thousands of people here and abroad. In pride and affection, we dedicate this book to the Apple In- dustry of the Shenandoah Valley. ...5- V wk Blossom Time Apple Blossom Time in the Shenandoah Valley l -g.. 4 lx I A . t fn ' , A. Q ' - I f ,.. '1- , 2 ' ' - 1 ' V ' W J Q I 1 'U YI! it ' -12, , T ik An Invitation to come to the Appalachian Apple Country next spring and see the beautiful apple blos- soms in all their perfumed glory. -9- ., F M 4, ,Q Y xr A My I i my , 1 Q ' A Pg wuwvgwa, . 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RK' A g 5 H .wwe - it we . a is-se w K , ts . X: . xl ' fm ig?-'N-lr, - .f g 5' - A V I 5 Npwi, ., :sr-ew Ngsg-g . Xs-estsss, Q mess QI s-,s as -s ,: 2: :gr ' ,, ,ik vw ,P 3 Q P' X: , s 1 s - , ' - 4 :ff t - e -' 'C' Q te. .X h 5 sei A .gm fret g . gg. 7 :W t ,z - ,Q - i lf i N- S s if 1 S M N' X 'X TU E Q 4 f s N' ' to - 1 rms s - ' t ss.-s.St-sfvxgriltf K t . fs 'h.hJ 5 x Flavor-Loncl Area Apples Rli packed with Health. Long days of sunshine on the mountain slopes and long, dew-filled nights have charged them with the protective Vitamins, the lastefwelling juices. The mountain soil has charged them with the needed minerals. From the mountain sides, the slopes and valleys of The Virginias, Pennsylvania and Maryland tThe Appalachian Areal come Apples at their very finest: truly The King of Fruits. V Z U Lf Clpfwff' ,il3-- The Taskmasters BERKELEY COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS G. WILLIAM ROPP I BOARD OF EDUCATION CHARLES W. SILER, President C. STEWART CLINE L. DEWITT GERHARDT WILLIAM A. MILLER C. E. RILEY 0 MARTINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL EDWIN W. MILLER, Principal BERKELEY LEMASTER, Secretary Secretary, BERKELEY LEMASTER Principal, EDWIN W. MILLER 1141 Vocational School The Vocational School was formed during the 1939-40 school term and has progressed very rap- idly since then. The school is divided into two sections, an A group and a B group. The A group students have all day vocational training while the B group students have half-day training in vocational work and the other half-day is spent in regular classes at the high school building. The boys work on a thirty- hour a week basis with Hfty per cent shop work and fifty per cent class work. Upon completion of their two years regular high school work and two years vocational work they receive both a state trade cer- tihcate and a regular high school diploma. They work with Hrst-class equipment and have completed a number of projects such as mak- ing play-ground swings, waste baskets, and flag poles for the Board of Education. They have wired the new Vo-Ag building with electricity, as well as making numerous improvements at the old high school building. On April 18 they held open house with the public invited in during the day to see the boys at work and their accomplishments. Back Row: Mr. Files. Mr.-Miller. Mr. Rey- nolds. from Row: Mr. Swope, Mr. Knipe. Claude LeMaster works in the shop. Donald Pitsnogfgle, Charles Riker. Bernard Wilt, and Mr. Miller in the shop. Claude LeMaster works in the class room. Jimmy Thompson runs the saw. This is lhe front view of :he shop garage, The Classes GDC ill Miss Deans English class presents a puppet show. Q25 Miss Gatrell has just found l.etitia 'l'oup 139 Puppets which were presented to Miss Dean's linglish class.. tell Second year typing students room period. 153 Susan puts the band through a few figures onthe athletic held. t6b A little man, on a big joh, Q75 Vifanda Whittingtcin at hat in gym class. C82 The Home lic. girls make their own chemists confer with Mr, Mudge about a chemistry problem. Commercial studies teachers: Phyllis Kogelschatz, Virginia Schleuss. Irene Lough, lirederic Miller. Industrial arts teachers: George Wliitehair, Oren Smith, Social studies teachers: Catherine Chamberlin, John Cobourn, Charles Lord. reading a circle hook practice during liontt .loe Dye, looks tiowr clothes, tfll Senior Katliaryne Sampsell Vannetta Chambers nl. R if Q . Xt. I' xg X 'Ir HQ 1 0 wi N.. af' fx: Q 'NG ,ws ,, 1 5 s X . , ,..0,,,i,, W , , z wW..MW1M S gf S ., 14-ul. w.,n..-.M.n,rf? FF 11? 'J' x f, ff Q 4 ..g ads 6, N, J 1 1. 1 V, 4 r Y , X . , 4. 4.1 1 , , YN '1 f K QB f 9 x ' -V . M Z 3 , l - f 17 'L I 'ar IN MEMORY OF MRS. HELEN BRYAN B A GREAT circle of friends mourn the loss of Mrs. Helen Bryan Bentz, one of our most highly respected and best loved faculty mem- bers. Having come here from Florida in the fall of 1920, Mrs. Bentz was one of the oldest members of the faculty in point of service. She was graduated from Georgia Wesleyan College, where she received the Bachelor of Science degree. She continued with graduate study at Florida State College for Women. In addition to being an instructor in mathe- matics she had coached the girls' basketball team since the school year of 1921-22. Dur- ing these past three years, the girls' team was undefeated. For this record she won the ree- ognition of being the outstanding girls' coach of this section. We remember her for her brilliant per- sonality Which ever urged us to higher ideals. Mig.. Freshmen sign here Widmeyer, Franks, Coffman, Foreman President e , Buddy Widmeyer Vice President Lee Foreman Secretary e ,e t e Betty Franks Treasurer me Robert Coffman 'E -23- Tlae seedlings VRIZSHMIEN GIRLS Patricia Aler, Jacqueline Allen. Gladys Arrington, Jane Ashton, Jane Baggs, Eleanor Barrett, Vallie Barrett, Betty Bartles, lilsie Bender. Gene Boltz, Faith Boward, Peggy Boward. Helen Boyles, Mary Boyer. Jean Brewer. Rosalie Brough, Betty Brunk, Clay Burkhart, Mary Lee Butler. Nellie Byrd, Alice Cave, Geraldine Cave. Elsie Clark. Audrey Clendening, Lucille Conner. Mabel Corbin. Pearl Custer, Bernadlne Davis. Jean Dawson, Jane Dean, Beverly DeHaven. lillen DeHaven, Margaret Delslaven, Christina Dunn, Allene Edwards, Frances Ellis, Nellie Estes, Dorothy liellers, liern liiscus. Virginia lilick. Lorraine liortney, Eaustina Fowler. Gloria lfravel. Betty lfranlis, Bernadine lirye, Lois Gano, Winifred Gardner. Evelyn Garrett, Marie Gore. lilixabeth Grant, Goldie Gray. Doris Grove, Jean Hardy, Rosalie Hess, Alma Hib- bert. Dorothy Hiett. Marie Hill. Peggy Hollis, Betty Horner. lva Hovermale, Eleanor Hull, Aritha Hutsler. Jane Hutton. Joy lsenberg. Phyllis Janes, Naomi Johnson, Mary Jones, Wanda Kackley, lilaine Kearns. Mary Kesecker, Mary Kimble, Beatrice Kisner, Lenice Kline. l7RlZSHMliN BOYS Carl Adams, Harry Adams, Robert Alderton. Victor Anderson, Marshall Arnold, Thomas Athey. Gerald Bailey, Robert Barrow. Otis Batten. William Beck. Raymond Bivens, William Brenner. Kenneth Britton, Charles Brown, Marvin Brown, Lewis Broy. Renns Carbaugh, Paul Carter. Robert Church. Robert Coffman. Gilbert Coleman. Ray Cosner, George Crowell, Marvin Cunningham, Stewart Cushwa, Daniel Davis, Marvin Dixon. Russell Dove, Erman Eaton, Robert Edwards, Owen lilliott. James lfppard, Arlington Evans. Donald Fansler, Calvin Fellers, Charles lfellers. Marshall l7ellers. James lilagg, Ashby lilick, Dan Folk, Lee Foreman, Clifford liries, Malcolm lfrye. Charles lfulli, Donald lfunk. Robert Gambino. Leo Greene. Robert Grove, Kenneth Grubb, Charles Hammond. Carroll Hartley, Aubrey Henry, Robert Hill, Dudley Janes, Charles Johnson. Donald Johnson, Robert Kearnes, Edward Kenney, Donald Kesecker, Howard Kibler, Orvis Kidwell. limory Kline, Roy Knadler. Allen Lacount. -24- VRIESHMISN BOYS Aubrey l.ewis. David l.ickey. Allred l.ockwood. James long. Harold l.ord. l.eslie l.ord, XVilliatn March. Charles Martin. kVilliam Mason. Rohert Mason. Donald Mauch. kVtlliam McCormick. Harry McDonald. XVilliam McDonald. Douglas McKown. Martin Miller. Melvin Miller. Everett Mills. lewis Mills. Charles Mongan. Kenneth Mongan. XVilliam Moore. Calvin Myers. James Myers. Max Nagley. Jamon Nichols. James Noll. Eugene Penwell. Harry Perrell. James Pinder. Daniel Pittsnogle. Victor Porterlield. Norman Price. Roland Rauch. Harry Reaves. Charles Reedy. l.eon Reed. Charles Reynolds. Charles Rice. Claude Rittenhour. Claude Roach. Kenneth Rutherford. Angelo Salidini. Arnold Scal. Charles Sencindiver. Patil Sencindiver. Howard Shores. Donald Siler. Richard Smith. liugene Snyder. lirank Snyder. VJalter Sprinkle. Julian Stanley. Alfred Stewart. Brooks Stotler. J. l.. Stotler. lired Swartz. Thomas Symons. Kenneth 'l'ahler. Clifford 'l'ansill. Glenville laylor. lidgar 'l'rout. Guy Tucker. Amos 'l'urner. Boyd Turner. Charles 'l'utwiler. Sheridan XVidmeyer. Ralph XVillis. Melvin Vw'ilson. Robert XVilson Robert NVolf. Bruce XVolI'ord. Kim XVorden. ITRIESHMIQN GIRLS Norman l.aidlow. Gladys lewis. VVanda l.ewis. Virginia linthicum. Margaret l.inton, Dorothy l.owe. Jane Magruder. NVilda Marpole. Joyce Martin. Mildred Martin. Sue Martin. Vivian Mason. Margaret McDonald. Dora Maller. Rose Miller. l7dith Myers. lilorence Myers. Kathleen Myers. Doris Noll. Rosemary O'l,eary. lfvelyn Palmer. Blanche Parkinson. Goldie Parkinson. Jean Parsons. listher Penn. Genevieve Pitler. Danese Plotner. lireda Powell. Henrietta Proctor. Kathleen Raines. Jean Reynolds. lirances Rockwell. Dorothy Rogers. livelyn Ronk. Nevalee Runkles. Dorothy Ryan. Margaret Seldon. Alma Shields. Mary Shields. lirances Shirley. Dorothy Slonaker. l.UlliSU Smeltzer. Mary Smith. Dorothy Snapp. Anna Snow. lilizaheth Snyder. Dorothy Sonner. Alma Spiker. Helen Sprinkle. lfvalee Stevens. lfva Stroop, lfrances Stuckey. Dorcas Tahler. Anita laylor. Virginia 'l'eets. June Thomas, May 'l'hom.is. XVilta Tinsman, l,etitia loup. Betty Trout. Marian Trout. l.eIia Vesper. Genevieve XVaters. Helen Watstiti. Grace XVelsch. Rae XVest. Genevieve Nvheat. Betty Vvlhitacre. Margaret Vligginton. Gay Wild, Alice Wilson, May Vwlilson. lflizabeth Vvloodward. June Yontl. Anna Yurish. Doris Hark. .... 75 , Sophomores sign here K 111 S11lw11K1111l5lK'K 1111'1'111'111 111111 111 111 111 V11X 11111 1111'1'1111'11 1111'111111111111111111 1'1' 11.111 1111111111' 11111 1111 .1N11.1N 111111 111 1111111111 111 1.11111'1.111, 1 11111 18 111111 111'11111 1111' 1K51115XX111 11 1' 1 1 1111111 1111-11111111 13.11111 111W111115111' X1 111'11 1 X11lX'1X1111,1X1 91 '111' . 11141 11'1-1111111 111111.111.1111. 1 1 k11kN1 1111' 1'11'111' 1 1131111 X111'1111111'1111 1111111111111111111 8131111.11111 11111111 111111811111 111111' 111111115111 1111111 ll 11111 1'111111111111111'1 111'X1 1.111 1'1 1 IN 1111 K111k'1 1111111 Thornburg, Cosner, Davis, Frye President ,,r,r,,., D, , David Thornburg Vice President errr Betty Cosner Secretaryu D D .Mary Kate Frye Treasurer, D r,r,r r,Hilda Davis -29- Full Leaf i l i 1 SOPHOMORE BOYS Kenneth Albright. Marvin Barney, Reed Batt, Sherman Beard. Leonard Beavers, Merle Beckwith, Arthur Bell, James Boyd, ,Trammell Braithwaite, Joseph Brunk, Donald Burke. Marshall Busey. Owen Caldwell. Roy Canby, Calvin Carper, Charles Carper. Jack Chambers, Parren Collis, Paul Collis, Charles Corbin, Donald Cushwa. Frank Cushwa, Charles Darr, Hugh Max Dehaven, Brown Downey, Russell Evans, Francis Everhart, Paul Fansler, Jay Flagg, Robert lilagg, Norman Garrison, Kenneth Gray, William Heflin, Bobby Hobday, Donald Hollida, Clifford Honsaker. Richard Horner, Andrew Jackson, George Jacobs, Leon Janes, Allen Janes. Donald Jennings, Paul Johnson, Charles Kauffman. Billy Kearney. Ned Kershner, Eugene Kisner, Roy Kitchen, Glenn Kline. livers Knadler, Paul Lamp, Howard Lighty, Foster LeMaster, Ken- neth LeMaster. Eugene Leonard, Charles Lindsay, Brooke Linton, Charles Linton, John A. Livers, Harry Lord. SOPHOMORE GIRLS Mary Arrington, Betty Baker, Anita Barthlow, Vern Bartles, Paul.'ine Bowers, Patricia Bradford. Beatrice Brandenburg, Margaret Butler. Betty Chidester, Rosa l.ee Clark, Nadia Cohen, Geraldine Collis, Betty Cosner, Irene Couchman. Mary Cox, Hilda Davis, Muriel Decker. Neva De Haven, Evelyn Dellinger. Emma Jane DeLong, Betty Lou Dunham, Mila Dye, Mary Kate Frye, Anna Fulk, Yvonne Gerbrick. Dorothy Grove, Emma Hamilton, Virginia Harman, Catherine Hatison, Rebecca Hause, Jeannetta Hedrick, Tharon Henrietta, Edith Hess. June Hicks, Mary Lee Hollida, Ella Jenkins. Jane Kearns, Jean Kearns. Jane Keyton. Doris Kidwiler, Betty Knadler, Helen Kogelschatl, Betty Laiidlow, Wilda Laise. Melva Lawrence, Frances Lewis, Gwynn Lewis, Freda Light. Irma Long, Jeanette Long. .1301 SOPHOMORLE GlRLS Virginia Luttrell, Mary Lyon. Dorothy lylanspeaker. Betty Mantl, Imogene Martin, Dixie Mason, Mary Jeanne McCormick. Marion Melferren, Arleen Miller. Pauline Miller, Pearl Miller. Clattdine Minnieh. Anna Mae Mitchell. liyelyn Myers. Margorine Nealis. Mary Orr, Jean Palmer, Barbara Patterson. Velvie Penwell. Ada Piper. Susan Porterneld. Dorothy Pnettytnan. Dorothy Puflinberger, Bernadine Reid. Ruby Reynolds. Doris Ridings. liranees Rolvertson, Dorothy Rockwell, livangeline Ruekman. lfranees Schlaek, Marion Schneider, Margaret Sencin diver. Betty Lee Sensel, W.tnda Shade. XVinilred Sherrard, Dorothy Shipe. Margaret Showers. Virginia Silwole. Ann Slattery. Reva Slonaker. Norma Small. Peggy Smalty. Lena Smeltver. lris Sneathen. Katherine Snyder, Mary Southard. lilaine Stokes. Phyllis Strine. Margaret Stuekey, Lottie Stultz, Mary Sttllivan. Larue Tansill, June Thompson. Mary Tinsman, Norma Lee Troupe, Dorothy Trout, Dorothy Tttrner. Anna Tyler. Danese Vermillion, Gertrude Vv'atson, Pearl Wliiteltwek, Ann Wl1it.tere. NVanda XVhittinglon, Nelda NVilliams. Marie Vxlolf, Marie XVood, Margaret C. Young. SOPHOMORIZ BOYS Harry Lucas. Stuart McClung. Jaeola McDaniel. Robert McDaniel. James McDonald, llillv McGee. Raymond Michael, Bruce Morgan. Calvin Murphy, Harry Nesmith, Angelo Orsini, Robert Otto, Amos liranklin Peacemaker. Ralph Price, Jack Prince, .lack Pugh, Russell Reid, Jack Ricketts, Victor Rudy, Willwttr Rudy. Donald Sanders, Glenn Schill, Paul Sharfl, Curtis Sigler, Robert Sine, Calvin Slonaker. Derwood Slonaker, liloyd Spiker. Harold Stanley. lfarl Stewart, Bruce Stilwell, liranklin Stottt. XVilliam Tabler. Charles Taylor, lfrank Thompson, David Thornburg. James Tyler, John Unger. lildridge VanMetre, Luther W.1rd. Glenn XVelsh. lfranklin Vvlharton, Harvey Vwfliittington. Howard XVhittington. Harry Vsfilliams. Leonard XVilliams. Arnold XVilt, Lee Vwlise. liranklin XVoll'. Grant XVolford, l.loyd Yonkers, Robert Youtz. 1.31-.. 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Norman Birnba Daisy Bayer, James Pmiedler. Martha Bell ch. .lean Kyncr Blue. Phyllis Burnett. XValter Vfilliam Catrou Geneva Boyles. Alma Braithwaite. Kenneth Brown Burkhart. Carrie lee Pausey. Irving Byers. Vv'illiam Cage Garnett Canhy. Harold Castleman. Donald Clark. Helen C Kelxh Chidestcr. Thomas Clapham lark. Betty Cline, l,otlie Cook. Peggy Coffman. .lane Collins Helena Cromwell. Anna l,ee Dellaven. Vernon Dodson larue Dickcn. Bernadinc Dinteman Bruce Dorsey. Nancy Downey. Annie Belle DeBosc. Betty Iilliott xf 3 . 6, 5 3,3 A ' , M .i 1, ! x wi, , 52 ini? 'W Q at fm 2,9 1 -ff.: as. T , ig f ff 2 E gt, , my K J' fy , M, YA 25 ,5 X Sv , fi W, 5, 2 41 few yy 'nm , J 'V ,fm :,,V W , Q I f Z ,4 ,L j,,, gb V ,A V5 gf 1' 'z .L a-ff A I . W V Y, LJ, 2233 g .-M , W 314 wfiwif , , 35.5 954 ga, 'f 41, ' 2' k UN:-, 7,1 V ww, ii' 5 Sw a ia. - 5' 4L,j1xiwQ,,1' V , Q if , - X ,,:.sf..w g,a- ,- .. 5' -QQ. wif' ,X .NS wma, ,M i ' A' W 3 .kgdi f If W y , , ,J 'Q 'w 1 , . Q. 'xiii ' f 3, , ' ,K ,Aff x Q A 3 , , , 4 Plva Miles. Jean Miller, Robert Mxller Donrld Myers, James Nealis Bobby Noll Bully Pierce. . Izctta Poland, Dorothy Powell Nlnldred Rinker, Wanda Rogers Amelna Ropp Sencindiver Laura Shackelford Reva Shackelford Shrader. Jack Shufelt. Jean Rmymond Snapp, Elsie Snyder. A Lcnna Somers Almeda Steryous Betty lee Stokes. Oneta Stotelmeyer Dorothy Stotler Robert Tabler NK -P' -ff fi . A I k 5 ar Xl ..39..- Seniors sign here n ,aiil Wilson, Dailey, Funkhouser, Frye President Robert Dailey Vice President 7 H Cleveland Frye Secretary , o ,June Wilson Treasurer or 7, Leota Funkhouser O 1.43-. GERALDINE AIKENS-She's just one grand girl .... the kind one calls true blue. KEITH ALBRIGHT-'l'all and handsome .... Faulkner Avenue is his Street' .... he's ever so courteous. NANCY ALLEN-The best-looking brunette .... who works in the office. JANE ALTI-lERfVv'ith a sunny disposition .... she tickles the ivories .... and is a loyal sports fan, MARY ALTI-lER7Cute journalist , . . . who flits here and there .... willing to help and always happy. SOPHIE ANASTOS4A petite miss with tinkling toes . . . . who has laughter wherever she goes. MARGUERITE ANDliRSfDark Latin type ,... with a daz- zling smile .... a future secretary, CELESTA BAILEY-He likes her because she's little . . . . 'tis said that good things come in small packages. ALLEN BANKS- Bula ..,. likes football .... and beauty culture girls .... all in all a gay gentle- man. GLENNA BARNES-She enriches her life with the art of living .... her tempo is sixty seconds every minute. GEORGE BARTLES-Quiet and slow .... with a pleasant smile .... and poetry at heart. JAMES BATT-'iScoop .... He loves to write news . . . . but avoids the girls, MAXINE BEALL-To her lasting credit let it be said . . her temper is sweet though her hair is red. LESTER BllARD7Glee club member . , , . with a nice voice ,... but ohf that haircut. HELEN BITNLER-Goldilocks with a dimpled grin .... whos a little pack of dynamite on the basket- ball floor.. DELMAR BOVEY-Is fond of baseball and girls ..., especially girls. GEORGE BOWERS-This small farmer .... has been called Miss Sampsell's shadow. LOUISE BOWERS-Diminutive and demure .... little girl who roots for Friski. MARY BOYD- A rare-trait and an unusual asset ,... that of possessing sincerity that is not strained. X RUTH BOYD-Sammy .... has speed and a smile that will carry her a long way . . . in the world. it .Y WOODFORD BOYD-All the world's a stage, but most of us are only stagehands .... with a carrot top , . . and Model A. JOE BROPHY- Joe Blow to his friends .... flashy and fast. HOWARD BROWN-Sense .... sincerity . . , . simplicity .... three graces of a gentleman. MARY JANE BURKHART-A dandy pal .... with .1 million nicknames , . . .says what she thinks and thinks what she says. TYSON BURKHARTe- Spoke . . . the jitterbug cheerleader , . . who deserted school for the navy. WII.l.IAM BUTCHER--Just like a fried egg .... sunnyside up. NAOMI BUTLER-Songs .... if modest merit has double claim to acceptance .... hers is doubly accepted. BOBBY BUTLER-Handsome is that handsome does .... but it saves a lot of trouble to be born good-looking. AUSTIN BUTTS-Known as 'APete ,. .likes chemistry and shadow magazines . . . works with Tommy as an undertaker. ELMER BYERS-Vocational man .... just another cut up .... likes speed. -t ' 1.13 DOROTH Y CARBAUGH1Knowledge comes . , . . but wisdom lingers. MYR'I'l,li CAVlTfBubbling over with gaiety .... delighting those about her. VINCENT C0l.l.lS-Make a dozen of f DOR ROBERT CAR ANNIE CHAPMAN-A public speaker ..,. a lawyer to be .... Shall not the petticoat speak in Congress? lVlARll2 Cl.OHANlA dainty display .... of half-pint charm. I.l2NA COLE-Band of' platinum ..,. Lena Cole Brown . . , sombre insight. riends , . . . where a human talking machine makes one, OTHY COOK-She has the most beautiful eyes in town .... big and beautiful, bright and brown. JEAN COOKUS-Not a smile but a laugh ..., makes all the world look twice. JISANNII CORKRAN-W Corky .... likes variety .... in men and song. RITA CULP-A trim of wit .... both clever and refreshing. DAll.l2Y- Zeke' ',... no woman .... but a sax .... keen. klever, klassy. LTON DANNER-Smooth Sut' '.... mobbed by maidens . . . he likes to relax and to take life as it comes ROY DAVIS-Cupid in overalls ..,. Vo-Ag .... li. li, A. president. HARRY DAWSON-'Sammy' '.... Look for him behind the wheel. lRENll DEl-ONGfIlndowed with a way all her own ..., that carries much appeal. .. 46 - WAl.TER DINTEMAN-Just an artist at heart .... but give him wings and he'll fly. JUNIOR DUNHAM-From little sparks .,.. may burst tl mighty flame. EDGAR DORSEY-He's quiet but forceful .... a wizard with his lessons. JOE DYE-Short-stuff .... power boy .... likes sports. KATHERINE ESTES-Sedate and quiet . . . . pursu- ing knowledge in a graceful manner. JOYCE VANGMEYER- Blondie ..,. Woi'ds fail us when we think about this little bundle of personality. FLORENCE l3l.AGG-V-- Stella .... blue eyes .... sporty clothes . . , . songstress .... Handy Andy PAUL l5l.lCK+The elements are so mixed in him .... that all the world might stand and say. This is a man. JAY LLOYD-His one-sided grin and his brilliant streak of humor . . , . place him as Number l on our fun parade. DELAINE l3OS'l'l2R-You can't tell how these quiet fellows will act . . , . when they're not under observa- llun. ' DONALD VRANKENBERRY-liirst in the hearts of his country women ..., likes to travel. CLEVELAND l3RYE+Cleve's business-like efficiency combined with a personality that sets off his dancing feet, makes him .1 master among his associates. LEOTA FUNKHOUSER-lfxcells in studies . . . . musical . . . . a grand person .... all A's .... has a passion for Life magazine, HAROLD FUSS- AEnthusiasm . . is a genius of sin- cerity. CHARLES GANO--Vocational whiz .... believes in a steady .... Sloppy. .f WAI.l-ACE GESS-To study is one thing but to understand what you study is another angle , . . . he's little but when he goes after a thing he achieves his goal. ANDREW GREY-If there's mischief in the air .... he puts it there. NORMA LEE GRIMES-A laugh .... is worth a hundred groans . . . , in any market. ERNEST GROVE-+In the spotlight . . , . because of his A's and blonde good looks. BESSIE MAE HAMMERSLA-She enjoys life . . . as much as we enjoy her. ARTHUR HARTLEY-- Handy Andy .... He loves to tease . . , . in a good natured manner . . . . delights Cand succeedsl in making all those about him laugh. MARGARET HARTLEY-She possesses a combination of dignity and strength of character which threads the needle of successful living. BENTON HAUSE-As faithful as the Rock of Gibraltar . . . . and just as Hrm. ARBUTUS HENRYYHN hair is no more sunny . , . . than her smile. CALVIN HESS7There are crooked stiles and crooked miles . . . . but this is a straight guy. GRACE HILL-Silence is the bearer of fruits .... nice, neat, and naive. JOSEPHINE HlN'l'ON4'l'his lady is gifted with responsibility . . . , quietly hut thoroughly exe- cuted. KATHERINE HOLLAR-Her friendliness and her sportsman- ship .... are contagious as the measles. MOREHEAD HOLLIDA-Just like a circus .... with humor like a clown . , . . and a heart gentle as a deer. JAMES HOl.I,lS+A rare compound of frolic and fun .... who relishes a joke and delights in a pun. l2l Slli l.l2l2 llORNERQ Paul .... and otl1er males make her known to all. JOHN HORNER-The man with a hoe ..,. Wrigley's best customer. l,OWRY HORNER-A little man .,.. of' n1igl1ty mind. GERALD lNGRAlVl-He's made the world a brighter place to live in , . .1 big claim fora little fellow . . but true. JACK IRVIN-Health Center and lfleanor ..,, lteep him on the go, VIRGINIA JACKSON-flVletallic beauty ,.,. that reminds us of moonbeams. l5lfUl.AH JACOBS-Quiet .... worker ,.,, a friend to all those about her, Bll.l. JONES-Big bass man ..., masculinity fused with gentlemanliness, NITZA JULIAS- Neetz' '.... mischief sparkles in her eyes ,.., .1 care-free soul and .1 gene i'tv us heart are hers MARIE KEARNS-llither laughter or seriousness ..,, depending upon the situation, PAUI. KlflfSlfCKlfR-A man's might .. . .a man's n1ind ..... 1 nd one of his own too. lVlARGARl2'l' KENDIG-Sunshine has been benevolent to l1er .,.. given her .1 love for country life .... .1 grand dis position .... and plenty of freckles. SARAH KERRlCK-Perseverance wins ..,. a proverb she genuinely portrays. ARLEEN KIDWlil.L-Ctrtie pie . , . . interested in making people beautiftil .... but she's a natural. VVALTER l.AlDl-OW-He's a bashful Beau Brummell .... who can hoof it ..... 1 nd carry a ball ITRANCIES I.AMI'- -.Iust plain Tubby to her friends .... lives life to its fullest and bubbles with laughter. MARY .IANI2 I,ANDISfI7inders keepers ..., MarIoW's loss was our gain. SIDNIQY I,ANDIS-If mischief makes .... the world go round .... the turner of the wheel we've found. IIARRIIZTI.IlACH-Blonde 'iMademoiselIe . . . . Knitted clothes and closely knitted habits of study music on the side. IQIISANOR I,I2GG-Modesty and quietness hold sway here .... but she is always ready and willing to lend a helping hand. THISODORIS I.IfI'I'II----A cute lltle man with a busy day .... why worry? MARY LOUISI2 LIGHT-Wherever she goes , . . . Mary Louise means a big heart and a friend. MARVIN I.IN'I'ON-Too good to be true ,... sure to reach the top. IlI.I2ANOR LLOYD-Short and sweet .... Miss Hi-Y, roller skating .... never shyf DOROTHY I.OIZOSfQuick on the c omcback .... red clothes .... ad collector. MARY I.OIZOS4Dusky beauty ,... moody .... at times .... a haunting violin, HOMIZR LONG-Ardent sports fan .... out for .1 good time .... never in a hurry. ROBIZRT McDONAI.D-Sometimes he talks because he has something to say .... sometimes he NI2I.I. MASON4 Carefree Nell with several admirers .... she drives round and round. PRISCIIIA MICHAEL-Dark curls .... and a tooth-paste smile. 1.501 just talks VIRGINIA MII.I.ER-Her red hair is . . set off by ready wit. JUANITA MILLER--Her pleasant smile . . . indicates a happy heart. SPENCER MOLER- Mort . . . , nobody loves me . . . . gads about in a racing chariot. FRANCES MURPHY--Always with Dot ..., sport clothes nats .... blondie. HARRY MYERS-Everybody loves a lover . , . when he pounds out swing on a piano. HOWARD MYERS-My highest ambitions . are yet to come. JACK MYERS-Tall .... with red hair . . , always seen laughing and gay. PATRICIA MYERS-Her eyes . . , . they shame .... the bright-eyed daisy. PHILIP MYERS-Phil .... just a country gentleman . . . , at heart. HERBERT VVARD NICKLIN-A humor of the latest .... type is lodged in this fellow. BEATRICE MILLER-Vitality personified .,.. basketball is her game. X CARI.YI.E ORNDORFF-A blend of friendliness and personality .... wins her many friends. EI.SIE ORNDORFF-Vlfhen you think of her you think . . . , of laughter and blushes. MARGARET OTTO--Laugh and the world laughs with you .... weep and you weep alone. ROSA OWENS-She isn't laughing at you .K . . it's with you. ANNA PALMER-Her voice is soft .... her temper sweet. BETTY PATTERSON,A pattern of charm .... with ebony hair and Stars in her eyes. EVELYN PIERCE-Eternally seeking wisdom . . . . with unabated energy. BILLY PORTERFlELD+Familiarly known as Pork . . . . tears around in his tintype Ford ,... loads of fun. EUGENE PRICE--Trombone .,.. Jones .... and a blue Ford are his assets while a blush is his liability. FRANK REAVES-Debator .... W. Va, School of En- gineering , . . . Dizzy mathematician. CATHERINE RENTCH-Just a peppy little red-head . . with man trouble, JOHN REYNOLDS+A blond Apollo with the voice .... that could move mighty mountains with its liquid notes, BILL RIFE-Quiet .... but a worker .,.. soda jerker down town. BETTY RITTER-Florence's adopted sister .... Reminds us K of strange things and lovely things, CARL ROBERTS-With a saxophone he is right at home . . . . easy going . . . . but reaches the boiling point on a tennis court. DORIS ROBINSON-Big time operator who features . . personality and poise. SHIRLEY ROCKWELL-A cleaner . . . a trucker ..,. just Jean will suit him line. BEALI. RODGERS-Those that think .... must govern those that toil, JANE ROGERS-Pleasant and polite , . . . tall and grace- ful ..., she always makes the grade . FRANCES RUCKMAN-,Navy deserter .... for Todd .... food student .... dances at Diner. IRIS SCHILI.-A light heart lives long .... a smile overcomes all. ROBERT SCRIVENER--I-Ie has been accused .... of being a good student. HENRY SENCINDIVER-Vocational grease monkey .... doesn't speed .... but gets there. WILLA MAE SHEPHERD-A heart profound ..., full of inexhaustible treasures. ROBERT SHIPPER-fAll the great men are dead , . . and l'm not feeling well myself. JAMES SIBOLE-Not visible .... around here because .... Vocational student. MARCELLA SIRBAUGH--Known as Do' '.... She'd run the gauntlet for a friend. JUNIOR SLONAKER-Gerrardstown ..,. quiet .... boys all like him. AUDRIA SMITH-She likes to dance .... cook .... sew .... Oklahoma blues. I.UCII.I.If SMITH-A merry heart .... does more good than medicine. JACK SNAPP,-Tall, dark, and handsome ,... sports a Studebaker . . . and Susan. FRED SNYDER--Red .... old world courtesy makes him a typical Sir Walter Raleigh. MARY JANE SNYDER-Strictly selective .... whose personality shines forth at every word or look. ROSE I.EE SNYDER-As mischievous ag Peter Pan ..,. this is proven by the twinkle in her eyes and by her engaging grin. , -- if M DI 2 2 CHRISTINE S'l'ANl.fiY-Not many know Christine through and through .... but those thus favored boast that they do. IQIANOOD S'l'l2WAR'l'-Nice smile .... and always .... a fiddler. 7 lSzlI,I. S'l'Il.Wl5l.l.fHcHld that pose .... a camera fiend .... he feels right at home when he's acting on the stage, HARRY STROUSE-Gets around .... with the speed of a Supei'man' '....' 'Romeon to the girls. l2l.lSf2 SWOPE-'ASwopey .... Dramatics .... busy and efficient editor of the Triangle XVANDA 'l'HARPlZ-A spoonful of good journalism .... a dash of beauty .... add liveliness alternatively. mix well . . and you have 'l'arpy. DOROTHY 'I'HOlVlAS+A warm smile to kindle a flame .... her tapping feet to fan it into a blazing inferno .... she gets our vote for the shoes Ginger Rogers left behind her. IEDNA THOMAS-Makes good grades in chemistry .... has an interest in Morgantown. BARBARA THORNBURCi7Her dark hair and dark eyes suggest a Latin .... but friendship and service that she can give, can only suggest one thing to her classmates ..., Babs. VINCENT TOWNSEND-Most dramatic .... good skater .... plays with the Diplomats .... a win- ning personality ,... tennis. ROl'zliR'I' 'l'ROUl'lI---'l'l1eatre usher .... sports writer .... quiet and mannerly to all. IZDNA TURNlfRfA friend in need is a friend indeed ..,. Edna's warm heart is ample proof. VIVIAN 'l'USlNGYl lome-ecs can keep house in a way that is fine .... Here, boys, is the place to fall in line. ADA VISSPER-Good things come in small packages .... Ada is living proof of' this old adage. MARJORY VVALLACE-An equestrian of remarkable ability .... a smile that ripples forth at the least provocation. ...54.. BRUCE NVHITACRE--Bashful .... fast talker .... full of merriment .... too. PAUI- WHITACRE-His dry humor is an asset to any class, DOROTHY WIDMI2YI2RgHer hair has the sheen of sun- I light caught in rippling waves .,.. Dot with lots of dash. A . WlI.I.lAlVl WIliS'I'gSn1.ill in structure. hut mighty in thought and deed .... He's a Gxecl asset in the clarinet section of the hand. FRANCES WlI.BURN-A toss of her bountiful curls and a hright smile for everyone. JUNE VVILSON-Charm strikes the sight .... but merit wins the soul. THOMAS VJII.SON7Undertaker ..., tall and sure talking . . . . seen with Austin, DAVID WINITRIZY--Most bashful mechanic, with nice eyes. II.ENE WlN'I'I2RMOYIfR-Did you ever see Ilene so blue she couldn't smile? ROY WISE+Bashful and sincere .... a salesman .... never impolite. EYIISEN WRIGHT--I..1tiglis often .... friendly .... tall , . . . always eating candy. LUI.A ZEPP-Using her third finger ,... left hand. GWENDOLYN ZOIVIBO-- Gwen .... skipping is her spec- ialty .... seen with Rita and Jerry. ROBERT BAILEY-Vocational expert .... football cen- ter .... cute .... blush. KENNETH MacDONAI.D-Blonde , . . . always ready to be on the go .... with Irene. 51 I Thru the Shutter o lll The liilllutmrtl. Ill The 'l'ri-Hi Y initiates .... Marv Jane. Url King Henry lll .ind Queen Nlary Inu . . rulers ol the Apple lsingtlum. t4J The I7.1tsy's sister Betty Ritter. l5l 'lihe M Marches Un, tbl Dun .intl .lack , . really to d.inceT 171 All State Chorus girls pose before leaving for Huntington. till Susan lends the Hgure .it tlie Cflmi ltawn gnme. H75 'l'reefpl.inting, tl0l Joyce. Dot, and lVl.1rion. llll 'Ulilie Snowsturmf' tlll Doris .,.. lnvin 'ein nn. t l ll llepf llepf rlll lzngene liisner puts on the nnisliing touches. ll5l Remember the Cfliristiims liglitsf tllwd Apple pirlsers 1' Y? Cleve. llive, Zeke. C l 71 Behind the scenes .it the p.1ge.1nl, .ind we do mean lwehindf tlXl illirpy. tllll 'l'lie great prulile. tllll The lfnglisli class puppets. t2lj 'S no use. tlll Benton Guuduf N 4, 'N the Candid Camera III Clad Pslcss .'X111cri1.1, III 'I'1'i.111gIc Sl.11I Iwgins wmlx. III CjI1.'IIlNk'l'S oI'C1I1.1r111 Revue. I-II Sammy . . . . and AI1lL'I'IC.1Il I11wlo1v, I'1'11I1'. Mus CfI1.1111Iw1s. ISI I 1111k111g dawn .,.. Sumn, K.1Ic. and I51II Iuak up. HSI IVIiddy, assist- .1nl rdilur ot' 1I1c FII 'l'xi.111gIc. l7I Sxvupcx' Iliumls lI1u I'11gI1sI1 cI.1xs I11'o.14I1.1sl. ISI Vivian .md Irving .,., Annc of U1'cr11 KI.lI5Ix'S.'- IIII l'I.11'11111c I111' vu .ng NIIIKIUIII5, IIIII I'I1gu: No.lI1umI .... 'I'I111c: X1-II. I I II IEngIisI1 SIIICICTIIS pcr- I111111, I I II IR1p, 1I1v NI'ILIk'l1IS Il'IUlllI,'.I ff I I II III-II uI.1ss ring. ll-II .Nnfl .lack said. Oh I wok At Mn' Now. H55 Iflirkf II11' CILIIIIIWI I Ir1I IBJIIIIUII Slmrxx c1Iil111. U71 II,!llIWH .111aI IQIHIIISL' I.lIx1' llw girIs. Vx'cI1slcr .md Rc1.1cI1, for .1 stroll, IIHI A SIIIIIIIIVI' scc11c . . . .1 wi111.'1' wllimg. IIWI XVcI1slu1 y,11uQ riding. IZOI Ifvcn lhv fIo.1lv wcrc drcnchcd. IZII MISS Iiinlwcll .... Mu Ii11gcIscI1.1lf ,.... 1 wuI1Ii11g.1 111.11I1' lI1r 1IIII.1'v11rc, IQII 'II11' DipIm11.1ls. IZII Could pain ILIVL' dam' .1lI lI1.1l 1' L.T4I Rc.1cI11I1.1l g11.1I ' I3111' .1 'I'ri.1ngIcff1 .IB5 ' ' 9 ir I ll I ,X I' lll 'Q WW The first Bulldog Attack was launched September 20, at Waynesboro, in a colorful contest under the lights. The locals were defeated 7-0, but there was plenty of evidence of future victories. Octo- ber 10 brought a 12-0 victory over Berkeley Springs on home territory, but a 12-0 defeat on Ociober 12 by Charles Town followed, Cctober 19 issued a 0-0 tie with Fort 1-lill, and October 26 brought an- other 20-0 defeat by Hagerstown. At Allegany November 2 the Bulldogs gathered a 14-0 victory. Then on November 9 they downed St. Mary's 7-6 at Martinsburg. In the turkey day tilt Novem- ber 21 with Handley they ended the season with a 17-0 victory. :rf X Q BASKET Miss Louise Jones. coach. Managers, Jean Blue and Mary Kate Frye. An action shot. Eileen Hines, Helen Biznt-r, Kath- leen Sapp. Hilda Daixis, Jane McDonald, Dorothy Turner, Ruth Boyd. captain: Betty l,a1'dIow, Dorolhy Slollef, Belly Knadler. HE Bulldog lassies chalked up a fairly successful season this year, lost three games. tied one, and won six. While the offense did not always click, the guard combination of Boyd, Bitner and Sapp was re- peatedly praised by critics and judged the best in the panhandle. Ruth Boyd, veteran guard and captain of the team. was named captain of the all-panhandle sextet. Kathleen Sapp, guard, and Hilda Davis, for- ward, were given positions on the second all-panhandle team, while Helen Bitner, guard, received hon- orable mention. We They January 3-Berkeley Springs Home 32 19 January -Charles Town , Away 14 January -Shepherdstown , Away 13 January -Hagerstown , Home 21 February Shepherdstown Home 29 February Hedgesville , ,, Away 19 February fl-Iagerstown H , Away 27 February -Charles Town Home 13 March -Berkeley Springs Away 19 March -Hedgesville Home 21 ....62.... BALL... .sgiiifi ' Top I.:-fl: Tense moment in lhe Martinsburg-Shepherdslown game. Cenler Left: Joe Brophy, Manager. Bottom Left: Kenneth Grubhs, ussisianl manager. Top Row: Paul l'll'!'l2. Slewarf 1.!1l'dlOLL'. Charles Lorzos, Cerner Row: Glenville Shipe, Harry Folk. l.l'LU1'R Thurston. Bollom Row: Billy Porlerliuld, captain: David Thornburg. Donald Myers, Billy Pierce. HE Bulldogs completed a very successful basketball season this year, winning thirteen games while losing but four. The locals won the Sectional basketball tournament, defeating Charles Town 37-26. but were de- feated in the first round of the Regional by Kingwood, 42-21. The Bulldogs gained their second leg on the C. V. A. L. cup by finishing in a three-way tie with Fort Hill and Hagerstown for the C. V. A. L. championship. Paul Flick, Billy Portertield, and Charlie Loizos were named to positions on the All-Eastern Pan- handle team. Stewart Laidlow received honorable mention on the Panhandle team. Paul Flick was named center on the All-C. V. A. L. team and was also named as center on the All- Regional team. A brief summary of the schedule follows: We They They January 3-Berkeley Springs, .. Home 32 13 February 14-Fort Hill, ,, Away 51 January 7-Harrisonburg Home 24 February l8-Harpers Ferry , W . ,,,. Away 18 January I0-Roosevelt Home 21 February 21-Hagerstown , Away 39 January I3--Harpers Ferry Home 19 February 25-Charles Town ,, , Home 21 January I7-Winchester , , Away 8 March 1-Berkeley Springs , ,, Away I5 January Zl-Charles Town Away 35 January 24-Fort Hill Home 32 SFCTIONAL TOURNAMENT January 27-Shcpherdstown Away 24 March 5-Bunker Hill , , , Home 17 January 3 l-Hagerstown Home 28 March 7-Charles Town , ., .. , Home 26 February 6 Winchester ,Home 27 February 7-Harrisonburg Away 30 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT February ll Shepherdstown , Home 21 March 14-Kingwood , , ,Away 42 63- Springtime Track The approach of warm weather brought the opening of track prac- tice late in March, with many of last year's stars returning. The team competed in the an- nual sectional meet held on the home athletic field, the C. V. A. L. meet at Handley and several other invitation meets. The two outstanding stars of the season were Walter Dinteman who specializes in the hurdles, and Paul Flick who does not specialize in any one field but participated in the shot, discus, and javelin. Graduation will remove both of these boys from the ranks, with several other performers, and leave the team in fairly bad shape. s :i z l lx' - -c.. g g . 1 Q S 7 0 Xi . T 15- ' g K VQOAKK Cqggavw t 'A A How-us ,Atv- LGH SON 3 . .3 wa rw' B1 nie ut a wx if U 4 - ,ff 1 - ,xx Conh 'Roush awe O ' S 1 X WA4 fb NX W-non rhni' fuck. t 'Qi M. . . if. i ' ' . 'Q 'Q ' . ' Q . i . , Q ' 'CU funn-ntkgw, ' A N 9 X lc K .4 Junk J V K t 'Z 'Barney Boavd . g . Q ' f. -I 'ee 1 i ' . .Miurv-VJ-,av , Aniun ...64... S orts P Glow , ng.-. Dx Q' . ir eX ffl :K Lnsif - f K 3' as . is , , E it ss l A Q in if-gt, .A K .sv 5 Kulntky L 4-If X41 Cone H SHINE at N' N ' Q A ' ff 2 - , 4 v-, QA 'pf ,,,. .Q M 5 XX I xi T -me ai a T 2 4 ,af 2 .I-. , - . .5 . V. T , e Q 2 2 ' 1' Q bi 'F DB' fi Q F 0 an w. -55.- Tennis The tennis squad began prac- tice late in March getting a late start due to bad weather. Their first match was with Loyola High School of Washington, in which the locals bowed down in defeat. This is the second year this team has been scheduled by Martins- burg. Tennis has come from a mere fancy to a well known sport around Martinsburg, with the squad gaining more members every year. This year's squad has suffered greatly from losses of last year but retained such regulars as: Roberts, Kearney, Townsend, and Sperow. April 15-Loyola , t Home 16--St. James Away I8-Harpers Ferry Home 23--Mercersburg Away 29--Mercersburg Home May 9-Harpers Ferry Away 'A 10-Weston t tool-Iome ' Z4-Loyola Away ! -67- ll:'s an honor r l Q A-..... i ll-sq 5 Ill!! BACK Row: Arleen Kidwell, Mary Jane Burkhart, Cleveland Frye, Carlton Danner, Robert MacDonald, MIDDLE Row: Eleanor Lloyd, Harriet Leach, lVanda Tharp, Sophie Anastos, Betty Ritter, FRONT Row: Elise Swope, Mary llllher, flnne Chapman. SIEATED: Nitza Julius, Bill Stilwell. Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll, the international honorary society for high school journalists, was formed for the purpose of reward- ing individual achievement in journalistic work, The Martinsburg chapter was organized April 18, 1939. Members are chosen from the upper third of the junior or senior class who have done outstanding work in journalism on the yearbook or school paper. Five seniors were inducted into the club January 28. They were Mary Alther, Anne Chapman, Arleen Kidwell, Robert MacDonald, Wanda Tharp. -53- L., L ,...-..., i Officers: Belly Ritter. Secretary: Sophie Anastos. Treasurer: Mary Jane liurlzhart, Vice President: Miss Darlnl. flilviser: Cleveland Frye, President. Quill and Scroll initiates in May '40. BACK Row: Cleveland lfrye, Bill Stilwell. MIDDLE Row: Carlton Danner, Nilla Julius, Harriet Learh, Eleanor Lloyd, Belly Ritter. SIZATIED: Sophie flnastos. Elise Swope, Mary Jane liiirlzharl, Doris Robinson. to belong . . . -pn., 'Y f Qaitiiiiiltllsl ssimiieii it .ii V Beall Rodgers. Vice President: Nlary .Line Snyder. l'i-esitlenig lired Snyder, Sec- itl.ii'y 'l'i'e.isiii'er. Beall Rodgers sells .i ticket to the llnniir Society movie. FRONT Row: Paul Iflrdz, Fred Snyder. Mary Jane Snyder. lit-all lemiai-rw, Vi'rqi'ni'a Miller. SECOND Row: Harriet Leach. Doris Robinson. l ranc4's RlltkI77Lll7, Mary Jam' Burkhart. Anne Chapman. June W'r'1son. THIRD Row: Peggy Coffman, Norma 1,ee lfrerro. Elise Swupe. b7IL'l'tIl'l XVl1r'1i-lurk. Mary Elrzabelh Stewart. Ilene W1'nIermrnytrr. Leola' lfunlzlvmrser. FOURTH Row: Belly Palterson, Mildred' Rlinker, Kalherine Ifsles, C'IeUi'lund I'.7lfI'. l3IIf'I'll Row: Robert Dailey. lruiing Byers, Thomas Cflupham. XXII-IIHIITI Slilucwll. Ernest Grove, Waller Diinfenmn, Frank Reaues. Vinrenl 'I'mur7st-ml. National I-lonor Society In an impressive candlelight ceremony on April l, twenty-five new members were admitted to the National Honor Society. 'l'hey were elected to membership on the basis of character, leadership. service, and scholarship. Dr. Solomon Herbst gave the address. The following students who became members last year, conducted the induction ceremony: Fred Snyder, Mary Jane Snyder. Virginia Miller, Beall Rodgers, Paul Flick. ...59... Cleon speech . . . cleon sports J' L U GROVP l'Iti'l'tTRla. l5IRST Row: David 'l'hornbur'g. lieull Roclgers. John Rt-tmolds. liohlwy Nicklin. litllif lit-tirneu. lluriu l.ortl. Vrmervl 'IxUlL'l7St'l7Kl. Frank Reuues. SECOND Row: Bobby liuller. Jurk Shulell. Ilillu Krause. 'llllltll ROW: lirvtl Sntltler, plllll W'ill1'.s. Sletuurl l.ai'tllotU. kventlell Sl'll'tltll'I', Rolverl IJtllll'l.J. ffleuelumz' lirue. l-'runlt f't1,xl7zt't1. Jail: Cfhumht-rs. lfOUR'I'Il Row: Jay lflugq. Billy lVitln7r'yer. l7ll1'l'H Row: Glenville Shzipe, Billy Mcliuniel, l:'ll.sit'or1h ll':l son, liilltf tfuqe. Donald 1'iflIf2lZt'f'll3t'FfItl. Hill Stilwell, Clzilforcl Sperow. Harry Folk, Russell lfvtms, ilihonms tiluplmni, SIXTH Row: John l.it'ei's. Eugene Price. lVilliam Jones, Billy Plerc'e. UPPER RlCLll'l': lieull Rodgers. Stale President of Hi-Y Clubs. BO'l l'OM l.Iilf'I': Boys ltlltliflg lhe HLY lrlp Io Morrlunlown for the .sftlle conference: liillu f,illt1l', lretl Sntftltir. liillif Mclluniel. Sleiuurl l.ai'dlotU, lieull Rodgers. Jay lflugg, Paul ll'i'll1's. ljuuirl Thornlmrty, Glen Shipv, uml .lutlz Slmfell. BO'I l'OM Rlt.ll'l': Officers, I-'red Sntfder. Vice l'res1'der7I: Glen Shipe. Serreluru: John Reilnolils, iIil't'tlHl!'t'l'f lieull lqtttltlt'l.N. llresitlenl: Billy Mtllaniel. Cfhaplutin: Mr. John linipe, Atlviisur. l-li-Y Club To create. maintain and to further promote the ideals of Christian life in the community .intl the schools is the aim of the Hi-Y club, the schools oldest organization. Under the leadership of Mr. John Knipe the club's adviser, and Beall Rodgers the cluh presi dent, the club had a very successful and active year. In the fall of the year the club sponsored its annual popularity contest in which the winner was Nancy Downey. ln March the club sent sixteen boys to the Older Boys' Conference at Morgantown, at which Beall Rodgers presided as the president of the meeting. In April the club sponsored a l'C1o-to-Church campaign which urged everyone to attend Church more frequently and more regularly. Mr, Frank Liddle. state secretary of the Hi-Y clubs talked to the club on several occasions. The club heard several outside speakers talk on religious and other subjects. As a climax to the year's work they had a picnic. i70?. cleon scl'1olorsl1ip...cleon living 'YV FIRST Row: Dorothy Prettyman, Peggy Cotiman. Mildred Rinker. Nancy Downey, Jean Hicks, Mary E. Stewart. Eleanor Lloyd. Harriet Leach. Betty lVeller. SECOND Row: Virginia Miller, Joyce Fangmeyer, Mary Kate Frye. Eileen Hines, Dorothy lVitlmeyer. Almeria Steryoas. Nancy Allen, 13etlyRi!ter, Florence Flagg. THIRD Row: Audria Smith. Doris Robinson. Mary Jane Webster. Mary Jane Burkhart. Mary Jane Snyder, Virginia Jackson, Peggy Lou Marsh, Jean Rey- nolds. Norma Lee Ifterro, FOURTH Row: I-'ranees Lamp. Jane Alther, Marjory Wallace. Elaine Stokes. Rose Lee Snyder. Elise Swope, Anna Lee Dehauen. TOP: Mrs. Koyelschatz, Faculty Adviser. BOTTOM LEFT: Officers, Joyce Fangmeyer. Treasurer: Nancy Allen. Secretary: Almeda Steryous, Vice President: Virginia Miller, President. LOWER RIGHT: Harriet Leach. Betty Patterson. Virginia Miller, knitting Red Cross sweaters. Tri-I-li-Y Club This club was originally the Girl Reserve which succeeded in establishing the Tri-Hi-Y this year. The club continued its services to the school by operating the second hand bookstore at the beginning of school. The girls rendered several services to the community by preparing Christmas baskets for the poor and by giving their services to the local hospitals. Christmas cards were sold to help defray the expenses. The club performed a special service to the school by conducting a non-cheating campaign. The club members made programs for the home football games. In the spring a Go-to-Church campaign benefited both the school and the community by awakening the desire in young people to attend Church. A style show was presented in April, with members of the clubas the models. 171... T They govern 5' First Row: Goldie Parkinson. lfreshmang Jane Collins, Junior: Mary E. Stewart. Junior. Second Row: Aua'ria Smith. Senior: Ernest Grove, Seniorg Elaine Stokes, Sophomore: Frank Cushtua. Sophomore: Bruce Whz'tacre, Senior. Student Council Ofhcers: fludriu Smith, President: Robert Butler, Vice President: Buddy Shipe, Secretary: Stewart Laidlow, Treasurer. Student Council Meeting, left to right: Fostina Ifowler. Glen Shipe,.iBilIy Marsh, Robert Butler. Paul Keeseclzer, Stewart Laidloiu, Billy Kearney. ...72-. Student Council The object of this organization is to foster school spirit. to create a close relationship between the student body and the administra- tive personnel, to stimulate scholf astic efficiency, and to represent the students in all student activities and student relationships. The council consists of tive se- niors, four juniors, three sopho- mores and three freshmen. The principal of the high school is an advisory member of the council. This group makes athletic and cheerleader awards, and sponsors a Student Day, at which time the entire administration of the coun- cil of the school is carried on by students. This year the council held the third annual Student Day. They ploy ond sing Junior Music Club To create the love of good music among high school students is the aim of the Junior Music Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Roger Clapham. The club has thirty members. They meet monthly at which time musical programs are presented by the members. In May. the club presents a re- cital to which the public is in vited. At the end of each year. the group holds a picnic as a cli- max of the season. Jane Allher. Surah xlrnell, f.ilIl'l'l-U Lee liusey, flrulrey Cflenrleninq. Norma Let lierrio. I-ilm'em'e lfliirm. ll'r'n1'fri'4l l'iUl'l'I77tlV7. Ijorollyif Cold, Jean llurrlif. Jog Isen- bizrg, Nilal Julius. Helen Kriuelselmlx, ll'1lcl4I 1.111-SU, 1'iI'tll7l'f'S l.un1p. Harrie! l.eai'h Jane llIi1r1r'iule1', Ptlilglll Inu fllizrslv. lflvu Miles, Susan Porlerlielcl, Jean Reynolds, Belly Riller. Nurlnz Ciohen. Nurnnz Small, llflurif Sulliuun, lflixe Swupe. Dur'oIl7y iliroul, Mrzrnuz ilifillll. ,Jill lllwml, lbllif llluml. llluriurif ll'ullc1ee, and Mary Juni lvebster. Officers: A1llI'lUl'll Xl'llllllLl', l'resiilenl: 541111.17 flrnell. Vice PI'K'SI'lll'l7l,' and Pal lVoOd, Secrelury. l.el1: llilillllllkl CiilI'Lll7l'I'. ul lhe piano: and l'ilUI'l'l7l'C Iflagg singing. Right: ull-!7lil'I'4,'ll Ciurrlmw, ul Ihe piano: and Currie 1.ee liusey singing, ... 73 - Tl1ere's song . L, L, ,,.,,.,.. ,Z .Z ,-... .-, ,Q-on sz l C f-, . .5 NX S.. lf Clapham, Clark, Reynolds, dhrader, Snyder, lVidmeyer. Boys' Glee Club The Boys' glee club under the direction of Mr. James Andrews has completed a very successful year. The glee club is divided into two parts, one the upper glee club composed of members from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes, and the other one composed of members of the freshman class. The glee club sent six boys to the All-State chorus at Huntington. They were John Reynolds, Thomas Clapham, Billy Widmeyer, Donald Clark, Wendell Shrader, Fred Snyder. On Feb. lZ the boys presented an assembly program which featured group and individual singf ing. On April 28-29 the boys helped present the operetta Rose of the Danube. SIENIORS: Lester Beard, Junior Dunham, Morehead Hollida, Lowry Horner, John Reynolds. Fred Snyder, Billy XVicst, JUNIORS: James Biedler, Thomas Clapham, Donald Clark, Leroy Hollis, Wendell Shrader, Billy Widmeyer. Paul Willis. Somio- Downey, Russell Evans. Jay I-layg, Donald Hollida, Clifford MORES: Donald Burke, Owen Caldwell, Frank Cushwa, Brown Honsaker, Donald Jennings, Paul Johnson, Billy Kearney, John Livers, Robert Otto, Victor Rudy, Harold Stanley, David Thornburg, Luther Ward, Harry Williams, Grant Victor Robert Stewart Wolford. FRESHMEN: Harry Adams, Anderson. Charles Brown, Lewis Broy, Church, Robert Coffman, Ray Cosner, Cushwa, Daniel Davis, Marvin Dixon, Robert Edwards, Charles Fellers, Bruce Frye, Robert Gambino, Robert Grove, Kenneth Grub, Edward Kenny, Orvis Kidwell, Emory Kline. Allen La- rounl, James Long, Harold Lord, William Marsh, Martin Miller, Melvin Miller, Charles Moryan. William Moore, Daniel Pittsnogle, Vic- tor Porlerfield, Junior Reedy, Claude Ritenour, Frank Snyder, Kenneth Tabler, Clifford Tansill, Edgar Trout, Amos Turner, Ralph Willis, Robert Wilson, Kim Worden. .-.74... f ,, We ew i the air. . . 1 V Q in I i I L R g at f LKLL , ' A 1 I LW.i . r rebar J ee Aikens, Arnett, Burkhart, Corkran, Iilagg, Lamp. Reynolds, Snyder, Swope, Wallace. Girls' Glee Club The Girls' glee club, under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Miller, is composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The glee club, combined with the Boys' glee club, presented the operetta Rose of the Danube on April 28-29 with Jeanne Corkran and John Reynolds in the leading roles. Ten members of the club went to Huntington last fall as representatives to the All-State Chorus. Those members were Jeanne Corkran, Mary Jane Burkhart, Florence Flagg, Marjory Wallace, Sarah Arnett, Elise Swope, Jean Reynolds, Rose Lee Snyder, Geraldine Aikens, and Frances Lamp. Maxine Beall, Helen Bitner, Pauline Bowers, Mary Boyd, Carrie Lee Busey, Mary Lee Butler, Peggy Butler, Dorothy Cook. Jeanne Corkran, Betty Cosner, Mary Cox, Hilda Davis. Muriel Derker. Anna Lee DeHaven. Evelyn Dellinger, Bernadine Dinteman, Mila Dye. Mary Kate Frye. Leota Funkhouser. Naomi Gageby, Yvonne Gerhrick. Emma Hamilton, Reherca Hause, Mary Lee Hollida. Virginia Jackson, Beulah Jacobs. Nitza Julias, Margaret Kendig, Helen Kogelschatz, Evelyn Lewis, Gwyn Lewis, Virginia Lultrell, Nell Mason. Anna Mae Mitchell, Evelyn Meyers. Barbara Patterson, Susan Portertield. Ruth Powell. Catherine Renreh, Jean Reynolds, Betty Ritter, Amelia Ropp, Evangeline Rockman, Kathleen Sapp, Winifred Sherrard, Margaret Showers, Iris Sneathen, Larue Tansill. Norma Troupe, Dorothy Trout. Edna Turner, Gertrude Watson, Pearl Whitelock, Nelda Williams, June Wilson, Ilene XVintermoyer, Pauline Wintermoyer, Rose Lee Snyder, Evalee Stephens, Elise Swope, Frances Lamp, Wanda Whittington, Geraldine Aikens. Jane Alther, Mary Alther, Sarah Arnett. Mary Arrington, Glenna Barnes, Fern Bartles, Patricia Bradford, Mary Jane Burkhart, Helen Clark, Rosa Lee Clark, Betty Lee Cline, Lena Cole, Ger- aldine Collis, Betty Lou Dunham, Norma Lee 2 Fierro, Florence Plagg, Edith Hess, Jean Hicks, June Hicks. Carrie Lee Hovermale, Jean Jenkins, Doris Kidwiler. Betty Lee Knadler, Helen Kram- erage, Wilda Laise, Mary Jane Landis, Wanda Locke, Irma Long, Dorothy Manspeaker, Betty Mantz, Mary Jean McCormick. Betty McDaniel, Marion Mcferron, Pauline Miller, Jean Pal- mer, Ada Piper, Bernadine Reed. Doris Roh- inson, Frances Schlack. Marion Schneider, Wanda Shade, Marcella Sirhaugh, Evelyn Slonaker, Reva Slonaker, Norma Small, Elaine Stokes, Dorothy Stotler, Margaret Stuckey, Chloe Studwell, Mary Sullivan. Wanda Thorpe, Grace Thompson, Dorothy Turner, Danese Vermillion, Marjory Wallace, Belly Weller, Anne Whilacre, Vivian Whitelock, Jeannette Hendrick, Arleen Miller, Dorothy Chambers. .. 75 -.. ll - .-2 lIniw'f'SH1HS.Ql There's music Bond The band, under the direction of Roderick Linger, has completed a year of wide activity. The band won Hrsr place in competition at the Turkey Festival in Harrisonburg, Virginia. They participated in several parades, among them the Mummer's Parade in Hagerstown, Md., the Apple Harvest Parade in Martinsburg, and the Tomato Festival Parade in Berkeley Springs. The band gave several open air concerts, and two concerts in the high school auditorium. Eugene Price, trombonist, won the American Legion Music Medal as the outstanding member of the band. TOI' l.IZIfl': Susan llorferlield, Dram lllaforelfe. RIGHT: Band in fall formation. ClfN'l'l2R: Band al llarrisonlwara. Bo'i 1'oM l.l5l3'l': Oral-ers. BAND MlfMlGl1RS: Sarah flrnell. Merle Ileclzwith. James lieidler. Joan Brewer, Charles Brown, l.ou1's Broil, Cfharles Cfarper. llarold Cfaxlleman. Juelz Cfhambers, Audrey Clendeninq, Thomas Clapham, Donald Clark. Rollei! Dailey. Russell Ifuans, Charles lfellerx, Delalne Foster, James Flaqg, Kenneth Grey, Wzillizlm Heflln. Leroy Hollis. Roller! llolmdau, l.ott'ri1 Horner, Charles Jackson. Allen Janes. lV1'llr'am Jones, Donald Keller, Thomas WIVISCJH. Donald Keseelzer, llelen Koaelsrhalx. lfosier I.eMax1er. Allen l,aeoan1, Clarence Long, James Long, Homer Long, Howard Leiahly, John I.i'eers, Robert Mason, Billy Marsh, Marlin Mzller, Goldie Parlzinson, Anne Penn, Billy Pierce, Victor Porlerfield. lizlla llorrerlield. Eugene Ilrire. l.eon Reed, Carl Rolierls, John Reynolds. lVendell Shrader, Ifred Snyder. Jack Snapp, ffalherlne Snyder, Harold Stanley, lfred Swarlz, l.att'renee llronipxon, Kennelh Tabler, Vincent Townsend, Edgar Troal, B'lltl Weixl, lilly lV1'rlmeaer. - 76 - Q' N. LA... il , ' , FYY ii- an p f7 e, D 5 l'?. 1' everywhere Orchestra The Martinsburg high school orches- tra, composed of 25 pieces, had one ol its most active years in the history of the organization. They played for as- sembly programs ar l-ledgesville. Bunker l-lill. Shepherdstown. and Harpers Ferry, and for all of the dramatic pre- sentations here. Four members of the orchestra repree sented the school for the first time at the All-Stale high school orchestra. Of the four, two of them received first chairs: Eugene Price. trombone, and Bill Jones, bass. Audrey Clendening and Amos Turner received fourth and fifth chairs, respectively. in the second violins. ORCHESTRA I l7lRS'l' ROW: Violins. .fluc!'i'et1 Clendeninq. flnms illlll'lIl'I',' Saxophones. Curl Rolmerls. Roll- erl Diiileif. SFCOND Row: Violins. Sophie Anaslos, Mary laizios, THIRD ROW: Clarinets. Tlionlus Cflilpham. John l.it'ei's. Iiillif Marsh. lliirolrl Leiqhty. l7OUR'l'H Row: Vlll'0l11l1Of'lCS. litiqeive l7rii'e. Dunulil Keller: Bass. lV1'llit1i77 Jones. l3IRlICi'I'OR: Rotlericlz 13. linger. ORCHESTRA ll FIRST ROW: Tlzoinus Wilson, I,eRoq llollis, Surah Arnett. fliitlreu Clenc!'r-ning. SISCONIW Row: Cltirem'e l,onq. Billy lVicl- meiler. lltirrif fltliimx. Eleanor liarretl. TIIIRID Row: Billy lleflin, Clmrles Fellers. linlzlvu Cirotw. lltlrrtl lfiies. l7OLTR'I'II ROW: llelen Kogelsclmff. Vincent 'I'ownxeml. John Reynolds. PIANISTS: Jean Reynoltls, Jeun Ilardy. AI.l.-STATII ORCHESTRA MIEMBISRS CIENTIER l.lfF'l': flnms 'l'i11'ner. RIGHT: Eugene Price. l,OVv'l5R ClfN'llliRZ JOIYUS. l.OWIER Rllllllt fluclrey Cleinleivillg. All the world s Public Speaking Club The Public Speaking club had for 1940- 41 its most active year since the club was formed in 1938. Under its adviser, Charles A. Lord. and program committee co-chairmen, Frank Reaves and Anne Chapman. the club had varied programs and activities. The four winners of the local state literary contest, all from the club were Anne Chap- man. extemporaneous speech: Frank Reaves. debate: Nadia Cohen, poetry: and Elise Swope, oration. Elise Swope won the state American Le- gion contest in oration. The club had a bowling party and a skat- ing party during the year. FIRST Row: James Neulis. Anna lllllf, Anne Chap- man. Ann Slulleru. SECOND Row: lVimfred Fore- man. Mary Kate Frye. THIRD Row: xVt'f'Idl'llShI'I1dPf', Roller! Iflugg, Harry Reuuex. Nadia Cohen. FOURTH ROW: Jean Blue. l,oHi'e Belle Cook. l:Ilf'I'll Row: Vernon Dodson, Viviun XVl7l'll'lt7th, Mary Jane Wcfb- stet, I.ee Moore, Norman Birnbach. Frank Reaues, llurru Adunm. Belly Palterson. OITIIICIERS:l'resi'denI, lfranlz Reuues: Vice President, Elise Siuope: Secretary. Lee Moore: Treasurerg Anne Chapman: Adviser, Mr. Lord. The l,iterary Winnei's, seated: Nadia Cohen, poetry, and Anne Chapman, extemporaneous speech: standing, lflise Swope, orationg and Frank Reaves, debate. First and second winners of the American Legion oration contest: Elise Swope. Hrst: and Anne Chapman, second, lilise Swope, winner of the state contest by the Ameri- can Legion and also placed fourth in the National Regional Contest. 'MV stage Q Fjs-we ,,,,....,, gX Q5 xl T 4 if N2 -'-w ,UN ' X Dromotics Dramatics in the high school were high- lighted by the Junior and Senior class plays directed by Charles Lord, and the operetta directed by Miss Elizabeth Miller and James Andrews, directors of the glee clubs. The senior class play The Patsy was given Dec. 10 before an estimated crowd of 900. The principals of the cast were Doris Robinson, Patricia Harrington: Mary Jane Burkhart, Mrs. Harrington: John Reynolds. Mr. Harrington: Bill Stilwell, Tony Ander- son: Betty Ritter, Grace Harrington. The supporting cast included James Sibole, Vincent Townsend, Jeanne Corkran. and Beall Rodgers. The junior class play Anne of Green Ga- bles was given March l8, also directed by Charles Lord. The story is a familiar one. The principals of the cast were: Mildred Rinker, Anne: Irving Byers. Matthew: Viv- ian Whitelock, Marilla: Dorothy Powell, Mrs. Lynde: Billy Widmeyer, Gilbert: Mary Jane Webster, Diana. The others in the cast were Lottie Belle Cook, Marie Fulk, Jean Hicks, Paul Willis, Earle Johnson, Sarah Ar- nett. Helen Clark, and Norma Lee Eierro. The operetta Rose of the Danube was given April 28-29 under the direction of Mr. Andrews and Miss Miller, with Jeanne Cork- ran and John Reynolds in the lead. Others in the cast were Morehead Hollida, Mary Jane Burkhart, Vivian Whitelock, Billy Widaneyer, Franices Lamp-, Davlid Thorn- burg, Elise Swope, Fred Snyder, Marion Mc- Eerren, Donald Clark, Wendell Shrader, and Thomas Clapham. The cast was assisted by a host of dancers under the direction of Mrs. John Redue, the chorus, under the direction of Miss Miller and Mr. Andrews. and the orchestra, under the direction of Mr, Linger. TOP: Charles A. Lord, Director of Junior and Senior Class Plays. Doris Robinson and Bill Stilwell fPatsy and Tonyl in Senior Class play, The Patsy. CENTER left to right: Jeanne Corhrun, lead, Rose of the Danube, the operetta. John Reynolds and Mary Jane Burkhar! as Mr. and Mrs. Harrington in The Patsy. Belly Rilier, Grace, The Patsy. BOTTOM: Middy Rinker and Bill Widmeyer, romantic leads in Junior Class Play, Anne of Green Gables. Doris Robinson and Miss Wzfauer Cmake-upj Senior Class play. Irving Byers and Vivian Whiteloclz in Anne of Green Gables. Birds, trees, ond flowers---the greol: outdoors 0utdoorClub The Outdoor club was organized in 1937 by Miss Rauch, the club sponsor. The purpose of the club is to increase the appreciation and love of nature in its members. The members are chosen according to their scholastic record in biology and other subjects. The projects this year consisted of the planting of tulips, iris, narcissis, and hollyhocks about the school campus. As recreation the club sponsors skating and bowling parties, picnics and other recreations which will help to improve mental and physical development as well as increase the appreciation of nature in its members. The last meeting of the club is always in the fo rm of a picnic. FIRST Row: Nilzu Julius, Susan Porlerfielzl, lfrrmces Lamp, Jane Allher, Doris Robinson, Frances Ruckman, MUfUl.H Otto lVallure Gess. Billy McGee. SIACONIJ Row: Peggy Lou Marsh. Iiermidinv Dinlenmn, Virginia Hulzler, Eileen Hines, Kath leen Supp, Izellu Polriml, Peggy Coilnmn, Mildred Rinlzer, Marion Melferren, Florence lflagg, Dorothy Preltymun, Jean Hitls Helly Munn. June Wilson, Edna Thomas. THIRD ROW: Sruurl Mefflung, l.ester Berird, Muruin Linton, Bill Stilwell, Robe I Shipper. OFIFICIERS: Presirlenl, David Thornburg: Vice Presiclenl. Hill!! Pfil'I'ce: Secretary, Bernudine Dinteman: TFUUSUWF, MGFIOH Mclferren: Sponsor, Miss Rauch. lad? X Ski 'Yi .ip 3? sill t' ill! ... 80 - Future Farmers of America The Future Farmers of America is an organization of farm boys who are taking Vocational Agriculture in high schools throughout the United States, In this organization activities such as co-operation, community service, leader- ship, thrift, scholarship and recreation are conducted and encouraged. During the year the F,F.A. co-opera- ted with the Young Farmers Associa- tion and learned many points in buying and selling. For the first time the organization held a father and son banquet, started a chapter bank account, and organized a softball and a baseball team. TOP Row: Norman Price, Glenn Welsh, Anibelo Vallese, Billy McDonald, Dudley James, Dan Folk. SECOND Row: Junior Slonaker, Garnett Canby, Charles Kaufman, Boyd Turner, Billy Catrow. THIRD Row: Billy Jenkins, Paul XVhitacre. Donald Cushwa, Irving Byers, C. Forrest Hammond. FOURTH ROW: Arling- ton Evans, Paul Sencindiver, Leonard Wi'Il1'ams, Aubrey Henry. Charles Sencindiver, Julian Staubly. FIFTH Row: Robert Sencindiver, Kenneth McDonald, Sherman Beard, Marshall Busey, James Hollis, Roy Davis. Adviser, Mr, Saufley: President, Roy Davis: Vice President, Sherman Beard: Secretary, Billy Catrow: Treasurer, Kenneth McDonald: Watch Dog. Aniblo Vallese: Reporter, Glenn Welsh. The F.F.A. building. Who's Who Winners Rose Lee Snyder, best dancer: Mary Jane Snyder, best looking blonde: Ruth Boyd, most athletic: Nitza Julias, laziest: Jeanne Corkran, most musical: Joyce Fangmeyer, most popular, best dressed, cutest: Earnest Grove, most studious: David Winfrey, most bashful: Cleveland Frye, best all around, best dancer, most popular: Paul Flick, most athletic: Carlton Danner, best looking blonde, most sophisticated: Bobby Butler, best looking brunette: Arthur Hart- ley, laziest: Marjorie Wallace, most bashful: Elise Swope, best all around, most likely to succeed, most dramatic: Betty Patterson, most courteous: Betty Ritter. most sophisticated: Virginia Miller, most pleasing personality, most humorous: Vincent Townsend, most dramatic: Beall Rodgers, most likely to succeed, most courteous: John Reynolds, most musical: Robert Dailey, most pleasing personality, best dressed: Theodore Leith, cutest. ..g1.. Posed or candid vw. ' 4lm 'Fm H alf, 1 iq.. , if Q Camera Club The Camera Club, the youngest or- ganization in the school, was organized in January, l94l, with Mr. David Mudge as the adviser. The aim of the club is to promote and further the art of photography among the students of the high school. The club members heard interesting talks by several local photographers, The members do dark room work. have lectures. and are studying movies. FIRST Row: Franklin lVhurlon, Allen James, I,ee Moore. Howard Iiroiun, Hurry Reuves, SECOND Row: Alice June Johnson. Nudiu Cohen. Dorolhy Trouf, lllary Sullivan, Jean Blue, Gail lVild, Nelda lV1'II1Aums, Mary Jam' Burkhart, Frank Reuues. Irving Byers, Paul lV1'II1s, XVII- Ifum Moore, Bruce lVhi1uu'e, David lViI7lAI'A'll. Ernest Grove, Posing: 1lf ilff.fJcII7L' lVelJ.sler. Ofllcers: Mary Jane XVebsler, Secretary: l.ee Moore. Presidentgi lfrank Rcaves, Treasurer: David Winfrey, Vice President: Mr. Mudge. Faculty Adviser. Paul Vvlillis, developing films. ftxi IK SQ? QLXDPXX gxix Queen UF' Charm aoSmos My-5mm Hufzler ft' f GJ'-ff Coffnrah UPPER RIGHT: MARY JANE SNYDER, WINNER OF THE CHARM REVIEW ... 83 -. Loolcee Q15 A pretty girl is just like a melody. Q25 Not bad!!! C35 Spring fever!!! Q45 Cub reporters .,.. future journalists. C55 A'Dar- iel. Q65 Rose of the Danube. C75 SWopey, the editor. Q85 Dinteman studying democracy ??? C95 The gay young sopho- mores. C105 Nancy Downey .,.. Miss Hi-Y. C115 A skaiing we shall go!!! U25 Rock of Ages. U35 'AZeke takes his de- gree. C145 Action! Lights! Curtain! Sophie, on her toes. fl 55 Quill and Scroll Picnickers. C165 Essay winners .... Lorraine and Mar- garet. U75 Apple Blossoms. i . vm f - S siv' S g I1 S 3, S W' I I A ' f if ,- A E , ,,,,2,ff A, df' a A 5 f s N jg, ,,. I ahh 'X 1. 3 4 , FN 'Ja 1' . f , 1' X.l L -L Th Voice Q ih tudent They write the blurb In the well known board room, which usually looks more like Grand Central Ter- minal than a newspaper office, the twenty- three odd members of the Press club somehow find room for carrying on the work of editing a weekly paper, the Orange and Black Record, and publishing the Triangle. At the be- ginning of the fiscal year, sometime last March, the following editorial staff took over the publishing of the paper: Co-editors, Cleveland Frye and Betty Ritter: copy edi- tor, Harriet Leach: sports editor. Carlton Danner: sports writers. Robert MacDonald and Robert Troupe: feature editor, Mary Jane Burkhart: exchange editor, Eleanor Lloyd: photographer, Bill Stilwell: mailing clerk, Florence Flagg: and reporters, Mary Alther, Arlene Kidwell, Eleanor Legg, Fran- ces Lamp, Anne Chapman, Elise Swope, and Wanda Tharp. The adviser is Miss Ruth Darby. When the apple blossoms appeared last May, the three members then appointed to the Triangle staff were on hand to begin work on this book. They were Elise Swope, editor-in-chief: Doris Robinson. business manager: and Bill Stilwell. photographer. The real work on the book began in Oc- tober when these editors were appointed to the yearbook staff: Mary Alther, class edi- tor: Anne Chapman, organizations editor: Mary Jane Burkhart and Wanda Tharp. fea- ture editors: Beall Rodgers, Joyce Fang- meyer, and Charles Gantt, art editors. EDITORIAL STAFF Tov LEFT: Bill Stilwell, photographer. CENTER Tori: Miss Darby. adviser, Cleveland Frye and Betlg Ritter, co-editors, Orange and Black Record. RIGHT: Miss Darby, adviser, Elise Swope, editor-in-chief of Triangle. Doris Robinson. business manager of Trian- gle. CENTER BOTTOM LEFT: Af! Sltllf, Chllflvs Gantt, Joyre Fangmeger, and Beall Rodgers. RIGHT: Carlton Danner, sporls edilor, SFATED: Harriet Leach, Eleanor Lloyd, Elise Swope, Betty Rilter, Roh- ert McDonald, Anne Chapman, Wanda Tharpe. STANDIING: Eleanor Legg. Frances Lamp, Cleveland Frye, Carlfon Danner, Robert Troupe, and Arleen Kidwell They malce it pay . . . The statement that advertising is the life blood of a publication indicates the import- ance of the business staff which makes the Orange and Black and the Triangle pay. The following members of the business XV staff took over the financial responsibility of the paper in March, 1940: Nitza Julias. business manager: Sophie Anastos, advertis- ing salesman: Dorothy Loizos. advertising salesman: Mary Loizos, advertising salesman: Doris Robinson. advertising salesman: and Harry Meyers, circulation manager. Wheii the work began on the Triangle in T October, Doris Robinson, business manager: Florence Flagg. sales manager: and Sophie A Anastos. advertising salesman, were trans- 6330 ferred to the Triangle business staff. Later in the year. Nitza Julias become advertising manager of the Triangle. SIfATlfD: Florence Flagg. Nitza Julius, Harry Myers, Sophie Anaslos. STANDING: Dorothy Loizos, Mary l.or'zos. INDIVIDLTAI. PICTURES: Nitza Julius, bust'- nmnugvr. Orange and Black Record: Doris Robinson, business lnanager. The Triangle. ORANGE and BLACK RECORD THE TRIANGLE ..g7-- n Prep Journalist On March ll, the journalism class took over the publication of the school paper, The Orange and Black Record. Previous to this date, Peggy Coffman, Myron Lipsic, and Mary Jane Webster were ac- tive members of the advertising staff of the Triangle. BUSINESS STAITIJ, SI1A'I'IED: Mary Jane Webster, Evelyn Wilson, Belle Thurs- lon. Vivian Wall, Myron Lipsir, SVANDING: Peggy Coffman, James Nealis, Lottie Belle Cook. Billy Krause. EDITORIAI. STAFF, FIRST Row: Sarah Arnett, Celesra Bailey. SIQCONIJ Row: lVln:lred Foreman, Betty McDaniel, Jane Collins. THIRD ROW: Norman Birnbach, Lee Moore. SIANDING: Mildred Rinlzer, Clarence Long. Sarah Arnett. Lee Moore, Mary Jane XVL-hsler, Peggy Collmen, Miss Darby, Mildred Rinlzcr, Cub Reporters. -gg- ORANGE AND BLACK RECORD STAFF Co-Editors ,,,,,,,,,, Sarah Arnett, Lee Moore News Editor . , ,I ,,,, Norman Birnbach Headline Editor ,,,,,, ,,,,, , Myron Lipsic Make-up Editor ,,,. ,,,,, B illy Krause Feature EdiI0l' ,,,,, N, , Y,YA W, Jane Collins Sports Co-Editors .,,,,, eeeee,eVeee,V,77 A V e,,,,V W Clarence Long, Wendell Shrader Exchange Editor ...,..,,,,.,.,,e,,,, Winifred Foreman Head Typist ,,,.,, ,,,, ,Lottie Cook Reporters ,. ...,..,,,., , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, , , A, Betty McDaniel, Celesta Bailey, Harriet Turner, Vivian Wall Business Manager ,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,, Mary Jane Webster Advertising Manager ,,,,,,,, Belle Marie Thurston Circulation Manager ,,,,,,,,t , ,,,,, Evelyn Wilson Financial Manager r,,,,,,Y,,, ,,,,,l , YVivian Wall Ad Salesmen, . ,,.,r.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, , , , James Nealis, Peggy Coffman, Mildred Rinker, Evelyn Wilson Mailing Clerk .............,t,,t.,,,,t, Harriet Turner CUB REPORTERS .lane Baggs, Russell Dove, Mary Kate Frye. Bobby Grove, Peggy Hollis, Doris Kidwiler, Douglas McKown, Danese Plotner. Evangeline Ruckman, Norma Troupe, Dorothy Trout. Marion Trout, Nelda Williams. 194 2 'TRIANGLE Editor-in'Chief . H . .,,,, , H Mildred Ririker Business Manager . ..., .7 ,,., Peggy Coffman An Appreciation To those not on the Triangle staff, but who have lent us a helping hand, we wish to say Thank You. As the years '40 and '41 progressed, we found that the successful publication of a yearbook depends upon many, many more people than we had realized. During our sales campaign we sent plans of the book to seven prominent men of this section. We heartily thank G. William Ropp, superintendent of schools: Jennings Randolph, United States representative: C. H. Dailey, mayor of Martinsburg: W. H. S. White, president of Shepherd College: Carroll R. Miller, secretary and manager of Appalachian Apple Service: J. Nevin Kilmer, attor- ney, and Gilbert C. McKoWn, editor of the Martinsburg Journal, for their letters of enthusiastic praise of these plans. Students are the most important part of the publication of any annual. The students of Martinsburg High School have made this one possible. To the girls in the Charm Revue: to Frances Wilburn, Ilene Wintermoyer, and June Wilson for helping with personality sketches and typing: to Joyce Fangmeyer, Charles Gantt, and Beall Rodgers for art: Jack Shufelt, Calvin Shipper, and Walter Dinte- men for photography: and so to all the other students not in the Press Club who are boosters and buyers of the Triangle, we owe a great deal. Every member of the faculty has had a place in putting the Tri- angle on the market. We owe our gratitude to all the teachers for their co-operation and most especially to Miss Darby, our faculty adviser Last and by all means most important, we must mention our ad- vertisers. They are the foundation upon which our financial success rests. So, read the ads . . . patronize the stores . . . We are proud of them. .-.89-. Si W. O. NICKLAS CO. A Modern Furniture Store, Displaying . . The Vogue oi Today ond Tomorrow 0 U 8 - if Amelia Ropp, Bill Porterficld Russell Evans, Nitza Julius Five Floors of Fine Furniture ond Furnishings Coniemporary Modern Living Room, Four+h Floor. Confemporary Modern Bed Room, Third Floor. I8+h Cen+ury Gallery of Pieces for all rooms, Second Floor. Elecfrical Appliances and Decoraiion Shop, Firsi' Floor. Floor Coverings and Kirchen Furniiure, Basement We have an experienced ln+erior Decoraior available a+ all 'rimes 'I'o help wifh suggesiions. This is par+ of our service ai' no charge. Allow us 'ro show you 'Through fhe mosi beauiiful sfore of ifs size in 'rhis parr of +he counfry. CONVENIENT TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED. W. O. NICKLAS CO. J T HEALTH AND VITALITY NK 161112 liihhnn ifirrah --91... DDT: 5 Q5-,ROB xl C7 N X 'K Q fix . if Milf 1 H f' EX ADX e AW X0 ' TE x an ,J 1' 'Y .D r 5- Qu GEORGE KATZ 8: SON Sailing, sailing over lhe bounding main. Ruckie is all ready 'lor a sea voyage lo mel' Brownie. She knows how pleased he will be wilh her new navy dress. Bul' she knows fhal' no ma++er for whal oc- casion she mighl be preparing, KATZ'S always have a perfecl' seleclion-smarl' new dresses, coals, evening gowns, and accessories 'For everyone. If you are going away lo school, you will wanl' 'lhe very bes+ you can gel 'For your money. Try KATZ'S firsl and you will surely be pleased. L. H. CASKEY PlaHer ChaHer . . . Can you imagine Tody anc Audria frying fo be slill while lisfening +o some ol fhe newesl song hils by Tommy Dorsey and Glenr Miller? Of course nol . . . ll' won'+ be long before 'rhey are iiving around frying lhe lalesl sfeps lo fhe lafesl records. Caskey's, on Norlh Queen Slreel, keep in slock fha newesl R. C. A. Vicfor radios and viclrolas. HATTIE W. SNYDER Peaceful . . . These lwo people know fhaf whafeve happens lhey are profecled from loss by Fire and auh accidenfs because of lhe insurance lheir parenfs havn faken from HATTIE W. SNYDER. Wendell Tharpe, who has nol' ye'r enfered school and Belly Rilfer, who is gradualing from high school will realize how necessary il' is +o pro+ec+ 'lheir pos sessions from harm, and how easily if can be don' lhrough HATTIE W. SNYDER, General Insurance Dorn Building. COHEN'S SALON OF BEAUTX Qualify and beaufy. This is fhe combinalion whic Cohen's slore and beauly salon has offered +o Mar Jane Websfer. She is wearing one of fhe smarl' suils 'lhal Cohen' 'lealure and her hair has been individually slyled in +h Salon of Beaufy. MI.l EAN HAT SHOP Marion McFerren is frying fo decide on a haf for fhe spring parade. Here she is displaying fhe lafesf sfyle in hafs, which is designed fo accommodafe fhe popular pompadours and bangs. She seems fo be very well pleased wifh fhe various sfyles and pasfel shades and you may be sure fhaf Mac will make a wise selecfion when she buys af fhe MIJEAN HAT SHOP. TAVENNER'S How could anyone refuse such an exquisife vase fhaf Mary Jane Snyder is showing fo Peggy Coffman? Tavenner's is also fhe place fo gef your school supplies of all kinds from nofepaper fo fexf books. Peggy knows lhaf Tavenner's keeps an inferesfing supply of useful giffs and school accessories. HELENE'S BEAUTY SALON Arleen Kidwell smiles as she leaves for she is one of fheir many safisfied cusfomers. Helene is falking fo one who has followed fhe popular frend fo be smarf and chic. Lef's join fhis frend fo Helene's Beaufy Salon. SALLY'S ICE CREAM AND NUT SHOP Mary Elizabefh Sfewarf is caughf by our phofographer righf in fhe acf of eafing a piece of Sally's incomparable candy. Locafed on W. King Sfreef, Sally's also offers fo fhe public 20 differenf flavors of delicious home made ice cream and doughnufs and freshly roasfed nufs. Mary Elizabefh can fell you fhaf if's Sally's every 'lime when she wanfs fhe quick pick-me-up, a milk shake and doughnufsl HULL, Jeweler Here Mr. Hull is showing Sophie fhe newesf sfyle of ELGlN wafches which we displayed in fhe February monfh of heroes. She is fhoroughly convinced by fhe beaufy and fechnical perfecfion of fhe ELGlN fhaf a young graduafe would always cherish and admire fhis lovely giff which may be purchased af ROY B. HULL'S. Mr. Hull also carries fhe lafesf in novelfy lockefs, bracelefs, rings, and various ofher giffs for fhe graduafe. FIERY'S SHOE STORE Fier 's Shoe Sfore, locafed I05 Norfh Queen Sfreef, offers you speciallvalues in fhe newesf sfyle Selby shoes. In fhis picfure we see Jackson Shufelf and Middy Rinker frying on some of fhe newer shoe models, while Joe invesfigafes fhe new X-ray shoe fiffer which insures perfecf fiffing. .-93... xNXkQs D THE U SHENANDOAH HOTEL To 'ihe graduafe, 'rhe Shenandoah Hofel exiends 'lhe hear+ies+ of ' NION SALES COMPANY THE DODGE-PLYMOUTH FOLKS II9-I23 Easf Race Sfreel' con9 a+ulal'ons' Marfinsburg, Wesf Virginia Our beauiiful gold room is available ai' all 'limes for meefings, dances, and banqueis. Our several years of service and experience is a+ your disposal, when in need of funds. SHOP AT RAMSEY'S for EXCLUSIVE FURNITURE ' 125: Berkeley Loan 8: Thrift Corp. Ramsey Furniture CDMPZIIY J W LLOYD Mgr We Sell for Less I38 W. King Sireef FOR soDAs OR DRUGS Complimenfs GO TO g SNODGRASS DRUG STORE UNION STORE M. E. KAUFMAN. Propriefor MAURICE LEVINE 9 9 9 9 IZ9 S. Queen Sfreei' MARTINSBURG, W. VA. ..94.. The Perfect Gift ff VONN' E C?5K5 Xf Z There's no giff quife so personal and friendly as your pho+ograph, because i+'s you. THE GERBRICK STUDIO -95.- K Dailey-Spiker Motor Sales, Inc. Glide Me, Brofher, in a Solid Six The above picrure shows Doris Robinson examining +he unique designs on rhe l94I Ponriac Six. This cabrolei' may be purchased a+ fhe Dailey-Spiker Moror Sales on Easf Moler Avenue for a nominal sum. Dailey-Spiker feafures Ponriac, Cadillac, and G. M. C. Trucks. FRUIT BASKET An apple for rhe feacher! Gosh! A+ +ha+ rare Dol will be an all A sfudenl' in no lime af all. THE FRUIT BASKET, owned and operafed by Rob- err Fierro, is always al your service +o bring you lhe fruirs and vegefables you desire. L. A. ROBERTS, Jeweler Wirh a sparkle! Yes, fhaf explains fhe look on Mary Jane Webs'fer's face when she lries on one of Mr. Roberrs' new sparkling diamonds! Roberrs carries a full line of rings for everyone and can order your '42 classring. Roberrs also carries +he laresl Parker Pens and pen- cil sefs, lockeis, waiches, and numerous orher giffs for fhe gradua+e. The Old National Bank Berry and Jack are raking The firsr sfep fowards a happy fulure. They know +ha+ a wise beginning makes a happy ending, and +herefore, lhey have opened ac- counls in The Old Nafional Bank. COMPL IMENTS OF KogeIscI1atz and Coffman THE MARTINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION WELCOMES ITS NEW MEMBERS THE CLASS OF 1941 R. W. I'IoIIis Sales Service Rendering Reliable Sales Service APPLES and PEACHES -97-. as Frank S. Emmert Er Son Emmer'f's siore offers you one oi The iargesr iines of iadies' sporrswear, dresses, coars. and evening gowns in rhis sechon. Here we see Heien Kogeischah. modeiing an exquisireiy new whire ner evening gown, rrimmed in red 'rh 'iver veiver and scaiiered wi si sequins. Mr. Emmerr aiso handies rhe newesi' and mosr up-'fo-dare sryies in boys' and giris' ready-ro-wear. VY 'Q rx Q1 i Brenner's NNen's Shop Sryie smiies upon The happy buyer. This siogan may righriy be appiieci to rhe weii-dressed man who visirs Brenner's Men's Shop. Here we see Wendeii ir! one of 'che newesr C-Bien-Piaid r h r e e - b u Hon singie-breasied drapes. Don is wearing a new Coveri' Modei. Brenners aiso offer 'fhe newesr iine oi Fiorsheim shoes, Arrow Shiris, and Sociery Ciub Hais. ,WN PAINTS AND WALL PAPER ENTLER 8: MUDGE 3I2 N. Queen Sl. Phone 675 Hfveryfhing for fhe Family THE LACE STORE N. Queen Slreel Apple Pie Ridge Vinegar Apple Buffer Apple Sauce - i- 1-l.-111. all Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Co. WINCHESTER, VA. BROWN FUNERAL HOME YAY We have a service for all regardless of lheir financial circumslances. J. Roy Nadenbousch 81 Son INSURANCE SURETY BONDS I38 S. Queen Slreel' Phone 426 SOLOMON FINE Your Warmesf Friend PY4 MINE-T0-CONSUMER COAL CO. Phone I000 -99... SANITARY RESTAURANT For a snack affer fhe dance or for a good whole some meal, 'I'ry +he Saniiary Resfaurani. Tony an his s+aFf give you prompi' and efficienf service ai' a fimes and fhey really aim fo please. During fhe summer, if you really wanf +o eai' a mee in comfori' fry 'lhe Sanifary, Mar+insburg's only aiu condifioned resfaurant I+ is open 24 hours a day fc your convenience and comfort For +he bes+, eaf fh Sanifary Way. .IOHN W.. BISHOP CO. Here is 'I'he en+ire sfaff of John W. Bishop Co.. Ma +insburg's oldesi and largesl' wholesale grocers, me chan+ millers, and coal dealers. This firm, esiablishe in I87l, was incorporafed in I920. They are speci. dealers for Plee-Zing producfs. Bailey's Dip and Dunk Shoppe Why noi' sfop af Bailey's Dip and Dunk Shoppe fi some of fhose delicious do-nu+s, pies, and also fl famous do-nui' holes? An adequaie lunch can be pr' vided by Bailey's efficieni' sfaff. Bailey's is locafed across from +he main enhance 1 +he lnferwoven Mills on Wes'I' King S'I'ree1'. VIRGINIA APPLE CANDY Co Manufacfurers of APPLE CANDY, fhe only apple candy made wiflvouf cane sugar WINCHESTER VA. 5251 ALMOND, BLACK WALNUT and PECAN ROCK, made wifh creamery buffer America's Masferpiece Eas+er Eggs, Novelfies, Chocolafe Valenfines, and Hearfs are our specialfies. THE PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY Big enough fo serve you: Nof foo big fo fake a personal inferesf in you. WE SHOULD LIKE TO SERVE YOU You would benefif in many ways from a regular connecfion wiI'I1 Ihis bank. No+I1ing would please us more Ihan fo have your name on our books as a deposi+or. 55,000-Maximum Insurance-55,000 For Each Deposifor MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Member Federal DeposI+ Insurance Corporafion -IGI- Kepie s Clothes Shop Casual! Tha+'s ihe descriplion for KEPlE'S clolhes worn by Carllon, Bill, and Zeke. KEPIE'S CLOTHES SHOP furnishes fhese well-dressed boys wi'I'h +he smarfesf clofhes in fown. Noi only smar+, bu+ definifely serviceable, well-filled, and reasonable in price. Danner and Dailey are bolh wearing single-breasled suils which are quile popu- lar fhis year. Bill Cage is also comforfa- ble in his saddle shoes, sporf coal and slacks. Some of lhe naiionally adverlised brands of clofhing which KEPlE'S sfoclx in- cludes are Boslonian shoes, Manhaflan and Marlboro shirls, Glenburnie hafs, Wemb- ley lies, Holeproof hosiery, Griffon and Har+ Schaffner and Marx Clofhing. STUDEBAKER Enioy ihe +hrill of your moloring lifelime behind fhe wheel of a spiriled, colorful new Sfudebalcer. Sfunningly original new slyling and gas economy ihal' will clelighl you . . . Durabilily lha+ will amaze you. BRYANT SNAPP Telephone l084 Fon YOUR DANCING PLEASURE The Diplomats The Music of Tomorrow sfyled by The Band of Today Donald Keller Robert Dailey Julius Luria Sidney Luria Charles Arbaugh Donald Flick Wendell Shrader Norman Magruder Vincent Townsend Buddy Knaggs Jack Myers YOUR CLASS ROOM FOR HEALTH Pic+ured is +he modern Bowling Class of Mr. Phillips' Physical-ed course. Wifh shrewd foresighiness M. H. S. is unique among ihe Na+ion's High Schools oFFering Bowling as a pari- of Hs Ph sical Education. We too, fake prieL in offering +he You+h of our community a clean, wholesome sport for the development of mind, body and good fellowship. ALWAYS A REFINED AND PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE The Health Center Bill Aflcinson '27, Mgr. COMPLIMENTARY TO OUR WEST VIRGINIA CUSTOMERS WINCHESTER COLD STORAGE CO., INC. Y THE LARGEST APPLE STORAGE IN THE WORLD COMPLIM ENTS OF BROWN 8: EVANS Disfribufors of SHENANDOAH VALLEY APPLES AND PEACHES Marfinsbur g, W. Va. Malcolm M. Brown D. Floyd Evans -104- xn J-ZALZEVL? H 51.5 From YOU... the world wants ENERGY Energy hinges on Health Health hinges on Sound Diet APPLES are a First Food:- Vitamins: A, B,iC and G Minerals: Calcium, Phosphorus, Iron, etc. Natural Regulator: Essential Roughage More than a Dentifrice: and PECTIN, healer of tender tissues of digestive tract, HOWEVER You TAKE IT to an TASTE-DIGESTION-HEALTH-ENERGY 168 Smart The fruit growers of West Virginia wish you success . . . in the full sense and suggest through WEST VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY:-- Ectt Apples Daily .... for Real Energy Johnny Ferro, Quality Tailor Mary Alfher seems fo be wafching Vincenr care- fully as he presses fhe piece of clo+h in froni' of him. Vincenf works for Johnny Ferro and can +ell you fha? no one leaves fhis +ailor's esiablishmenr wi+houf being sa+isfied wifh his new suii or 'lhe fiH'ing iob Johnny handed back 'l'o him. Potomac Light and Power Co. Here we find Billy Widmyer looking af fhe Wes+- inghouse range, one of fhe la+es+ and mos'I' exclusive models in 'Phe line of sioves, which may be purchased any 'l'ime af your convenience al' ihe POTOMAC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY. Reddy Kilowai' is always fhere to serve you and show you fhe lafesf in all elecfrical merchandise. H. A.. Hammann 8s Sons If you wanf +o save lime, have a comforfable home wifh regulaied heal' and even femperaiure-il' is no irouble af all +o go 'l'o H. A. Hammann 8: Sons and purchase a s+oker. Bub Folk is very much amazed wifh fhe convenience which 'I'he sioker can provide. For an excellenl' iob in plumbing and healing call H. A. HAMMANN 8: SONS. They guaraniee fo give you +he besf in equipmeni and service. SILER 8s PYNE Why, yes, we have fhe lafesi shoe sfyles and an exquisife line of hosiery, says Greg +o Cafherine. Cafherine cannoij make up her mind in choosing one of fhe popular shades of hose +o be worn ihis year, bul' you can be sure +ha+ Ca+herine's selec'I'ion will be made al' Siler 8: Pyne's. ELIZABETH BEAUTY SALON Wi+h +he las? hair pu? in place, Kafherine Kilmer is going 'lo fhe dance wifh safisfacrion +ha'l' she is looking her best When your hair is sfyled by Miss Elizabeih, if is s+yled fo sui+ your personalify. CRISWELL'S A lovely eyefull-Yes indeedy!! And who is if bui' Elise Swope, proudly displaying a charmingly ar- ranged corsage of yellow Jonquils. Around Elise are poHed Tulips. Criswell's carry flowers for every occasion. Remember when you wan? good service and flowers you wanr +o display go fo CRISWELL'S. f Nf'Xi XV -106- -X 9 ,Hx Martinsburg Business College A complefe secrefarial and commercial course is offered by fhe Marfinsburg Business College. Affer complefing lhis excellenf secrefarial curriculum which consisfs of shorfhand, fyping, spelling, bookkeeping and arifhmefic, you will be complefely qualified lo secure a posifion. Why nof enroll now and equip yourself for a posifion. HENRETTA MOTORS THE YEAR'S GLAMOUR CAR! Sophie and Dof sfop fo look af fhis handsome sporf coupe. Do+ is invifed fo relax on 'rhe lafesf soff cushioned seafs. The girls examine fhe elecfromafic clufch which lefs your leff foof loaf: fhe car ifself operafes fhe clufch! See for yourself- THE NEW PACKARD - THE CLASS OF '4I. RYAN'S Yum, Yum! say Dorofhy Snapp and Alice Wilson when fhey fasfe a heaping spoonful of Ryan's delicious ice cream. Nofice fhey go in for if all. A fempfing saclc of candy sfands quife close by. Ryan's carry a complefe sfoclc of candies, ice-cream, nufs, and popcorn. When your sweel' foofh is aching for sweef creams and nuf candies, fhe correc+ password is RYAN'S. PENNEY'S Lisfen, follcs, and you will hear fhe hearf-beaf of Frances Ruclzman as she fries on a new bonnef from PENNEY'S-Yes, who wouldn'+ be in a fluffer wifh so many preffy hafs fo selecf from! Penney's always carries new sfyles fhaf would cafch even an old bachelor's eye as a charming miss passed by. Penney's also carries a full line of Men's, Women's Boys', and Girls' clofhing and shoes. For fhaf new, complefe look go 'ro PENNEY'S!l! pix 'Es -l07- Community Food Markets lndepenclenfly Owned and Operated McKee's Marlxet Rosemont Grocery C. L. Wellinger Cage's Market Thornburg's Food Market WANT BETTER PICTURES? MAIN'S STUDIO IS THE ANSWER THE TASK AHEAD tor every Student and American Citizen is one which calls tor a return to those fundamentals which built our Country's Greatness. Initiative, self-re- liance, thrift-in the present situation, as in the early days ot the republic-will assure treedom and happiness tor all. Since I892 we have been serving well the finan- cial needs ot our community. May we serve you? o o Citizens National Bank Hotel Berkeley Bldg. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Caskey Baking Company CasIcey's Bread is iust like the bread that mother used to bake. Caskey's bread, rolls, and pastries add that old-fashioned goodness to a meal. THE CASKEY BAKINC-5, CO., INC. II2 to Il8 East Race Street Martinsburg, W. Va.-Hagerstown, Md. -IOS- HerreII's Drug Store When you see fhis liffle ambulance pass by, you know fhaf some-one some-where has called for a drug sfore ifem fo be de- livered prompfly. There is no charge for fhis service and if comes 'ro you as ordered, fresh and dry, dependable and precise service always. Call 727 HERRELL'S DRUG STORE Queen S+. af Race, Marfinsburg, W. Va. Graduafes: We wanf fo be 'rhe firsf fo congrafulafe you on your graduafion. We hope fhaf fhis will be fhe beginning of bigger and beffer fhings for you and wan+ 'ro wish you many years of achievemenf and success. Martinsburg Fruit Exchange MARTINSBURG, W. VA. Officers: Dr. A. B. Eagle, Presidenf John Y. McDonald, Vice Presidenfg W. H Schofield, Vice Presidenfg James E. Mc Donald, Treasurer: Rebecca Kilmer, Secre faryp H. W. Porfer, Manager: W. L. Kee seclcer, Boolclceeper. The Oldesf co-operafive selling organiza- fion in fhe Unifed Sfafesf' BO0R'S The value of properly cleaned clolhes has nol been underesli- maled by Peggy Coffman., She has had her dress cleaned by Boor's. Boor's always offers lhorough and dependable service.. Lel's all follow lhis lrend so lhal we can gel longer life from our clolhes. Alther Supply Co. Dorolhy Sloller could handle lhese .modern .lraclors. fusl .as easily as could one ol lhe F. F. A. members. Mr. Allher offers all kinds ol larming equipmenl lhal is easy lo handle, and more economical. Allher Supply Co. is localed al 329 Winchesler Avenue. N Fisher's Jewelry Store From sunrise lo sunsel, lhe new Bulova wrisl walch is accurale and dependable.. Clevie and Jeanne are ,inspecling lhe ,Bulova al Fisher's Jewelry Slore which has been lhe cenler lor gradualing gills lor lhirly years. Fisher's jewelry is ol lhe besl whelher il be rings, walches, or pearls. O . S I T E S Hardware Store Endurance! Durabilily! Al leasl lhal's whaf Carl Roberls may resl assured ol while he's using a racquel from Siles' Hard- ware Slore.. May we quole you, Carl, when you say, Sludenls! For lull value buy sporls goods from Siles' Hardware Slore. Fangmeyer's As you can see, Alma Lee Brailhwaile knows where lo gel correclly filled, allraclive glasses. She made her choice because of lhe experl workmanship and correcl lil assured by Dr. Fang- meyer. Alma Lee has lound oul as have many olhers lhal she can be allraclive as well as assured of a perlecl lil by wearing Fang- meyer's glasses. Bastian Bros. Co. Manulacluring Jewelers, Slalioners and Engravers Jusl ask Joyce whal she lhinks ol lhis year's invilalions, chosen lor simplicily and slyle by lhe senior class of l94l. Be proud lo send invilalions. Selecl yours from Baslian! The Main Office and Faclory is al Rochesler, N. Y. Wrile lo Mr. R. E. Killip, P. O. Box I85l, Roanoke, Va. --110- Shenandoah Valley 245, X Orchard From beauliful blossoms +o even more beauliful fruill Thal is lhe resull of lhe care and prolecfion which 'lhe Shenandoah Valley Orchards give 'lheir lrees in order fo produce apples-deleclable in las-re. exlra large in size, Grade No. I. Peggy and Mary Jane are admiring lhe blossoms on 'lhe lrees al lhe Shenandoah Valley Orchard, and beyond any doubl lhey can be compared wilh lhe fragranl' blossoms of +he apple frees. For lhe lasfiesl apples, fhe ones grown al home are always 'lhe bes+, and lhe bes+ are lhe ones grown al' fhe SHENANDOAH VALLEY ORCHARDS, Tablers, W. Va. Mali' 2. 1'3- J RockweIl's, Quality Cleaners Wes+ Virginia's mosl modern cleaning planl. When lhe work is done by Rockwell you can be assured if is done lo perfeclion. Jusl call Roclcwell's 498, and Mar'linsburg's oldesl' and largesl Dry Clean- ers will be af your service. MARTINSBURG'S HOME REJUVENATION H,A,,Q,,A,,,,RS Martinsburg Journal Painfs-Wallpaper-Decorafors' Supplies 248 Norlh Queen Slreel, Telephone 409-J YOUR Daily Newspaper Full leased wire Associaled Press News Service. Full coverage of Cily, Counly, Seclional, Slale News Inleresling and informative edilorial page. Brighl, snappy seclional sporf page. Fealures for every member of fhe family. Agricullural and horlicullural news. No wonder nearly everyone in Eas+ern Wesl' Virginia reads lhe Marlinsburg Journal. Average nel' paid circulalion six monlhs ending March 3I, I94I-b,552. The Journal Cosfs Buf 15c a Week by Carrier West Virginia College of Beauty Culture WEST VIRGINIA COLLEGE OF BEAUTY CUL- TURE offers fhorough fraining in Beaufy Culfure, fo- day's mosf fascinafing profession. Wrife for cofa- logue fo Wesf Virginia College of Beaufy Culfure, Marfinsburg, Wesf Virginia. CLYDE E. SMITH No one need gel excifed! This car is on fire, buf fhe owner had Hre insurance, and is well profecfed. Buf sfill, suppose fhis car was yours. Would you have been profecfed from accidenf? If noi, don'f delay.. See Clyde Smilh foday. Berkeley Auto Exchange How fhey do lallc . . . when fhey change fo Nash. Kafhleen and Middy have found fhese qualifies in fhe New Nash: Befler economy, smoofher ride, easier sfeering. And if is roomier and safer. Go Nash! Save money every mile. Berkeley Aufo Exchange, Rock Cliff Drive. Phone 438. Martinsburg Furniture Co. Come live wifh me, and we will buy our furni- fure af fhe Marfinsburg Furnifure Co. Alluring, beau- fiful, and durable, fhese are only a few of fhe exfen- sive qualifies fhaf lhis sfurdy furnifure has. Gina is exfremely pleased wifh fhis comforfable couch and so would you. No maffer how small your pockef, you can always afford fhe besf af fhe MAR- TINSBURG FURNITURE COMPANY. -116- FRIENDS 0F THE TRIANGLE Clarence Smith Charles Lord Patterson's Drug Store Dunn 'E5 Seibert James E. McDonald Ruckman's Market G. R. Kinney Co. J. Nevin Kilmer, Class of 1905 Mountain State Insurance Co., by Edwin R. Kilmer and Whiting C. Faulkner Bill Cost Lawrence Shives Roy Linthicum Louis Lipsic Mayor C. H. Dailey Roger Hinton Eddie Ciccone -113- 'ZIAHN 8. AGAIN JI-XHN 8: Ill ENBRAVINII BU. -1l4- A T ...Z -112-- lH!El1'LiallN1RlihL?faI:'iF A, 'kfxfalr l.4 i.H!.5i.1,Y'1 !g7L'! ,viP4 ,'ifv,.h' .' I :mr ib'1l4,2 Hn-A L' .... L ip 'Lz' -v -' 1 X - A ' . 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