Martinsburg High School - Triangle Yearbook (Martinsburg, WV)

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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

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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

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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-.