Martinsburg High School - Triangle Yearbook (Martinsburg, WV)

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Row Row Row PURPOSE: MOTTO: QUALIFICATIONS: PURPOSE: MOTTO: QUALIFICATIONS: Row I: Row 2: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs, Vera Cobourn qAdviserJ, Isabelle Mueller fPresidentj, Jean Talbott qVice-Presidentj, Joyce Mong fSecretaryJ, Nancy Gregory CTreasurerj, Pat Chambers, Eileen Miller, Judy Kilmer, Jane Siler, Sarah Kesecker, Ruby Clopper, Barbara Corby, Carole Tabler, DeVerle Titus, Peggy Chambers, Phil Martin, Mary Downey, Donald Palmer, Larry Pitzer, Dale Hicks, Ann Corby, Mike Keplinger, I: 2: 3: To create a better understanding of Spanish ADELANTE: SIEMPRE: ADELANTE: Two semesters of Spanish: willingness to participate in club activities: ability to use Spanish conversation sufficiently to participate in programs and games. FRE UH ULIB To afford opportunity for additional use of French. IJARDE SE CONNAIT AUX FRUITS. Two semesters of French: willingness to participate in club activities: ability to speak French sufficiently to par- ticipate in club programs and games. LEFT TO RIGHT: Becky Thatcher qPresidentJ, Dale Hicks qVice-Presidentj, Bette Drake qSecretary7, Karen Ellis fTreasurerJ. Carolyn Jones, Carole Drake, Geneva Shade, Sylvia Barnes, Joe Renn, Mrs. Vera Cobourn fAdviserJ, Dennis Alexander, Marjorie Dussault, Linda Landis, Mary Ann Frye, Norma Jean Dyche, Pat Kilmer.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Row I: George Hollida, James A. Brown, Richard Stelle, Ted Matthews, Dale Hicks Ureasurerl, Jimmie Brown QVice-Presidentj. Wayne Chapman QPresidentJ, John Stanley QSecretaryJ, Carl Dyche, Joe Renn, Gary Teters, Thomas Walling, Roy Wallace. Row 2: Bob Thompson, Howard Tabler, Billy Gatrell, Claude Watson, Steve Shirley. Bill Emery, Richard Imbach. Billy Chapman, Hubert Good, Mr. Hobart Corley, Adviser. Row 3: Ronnie Anderson. Charles Gum, John Huff, John Hoover, Lewis Miller, Walter Knicely. Joe Baker 59? Curtis Grapes. lnlrr KEY CLUB INTERNATIONAL dn. Cmili.-1. .J HW., to KI! cnul or lnltllllulc llGl lclool. PURPOSE: To develop initiative and leadership, to provide experience in living and working together, to serve the school and community, to cooperate with the school principal, to prepare for useful citizenship, to accept and promote the constitutional objectives of Kiwanis International. MOTTO: We build ORGANIZED: October 15, 1952. QUALIFICATIONS: Boys of good character, leadership, and acceptable scho- lastic standards in their respective classes and so certified by the principal.

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Q! ak Row Mrs Anna M11ls Adviser Ted Matthews Ga1lDockeney Karen Ellis Bob Turner Carol Row 2 Carolyn Bascue Neva Gael Sharpe Dorothy Boltz Nancy Gregory Carol Bowers Joan Cof frnberger Sara Kesecker Joan Beavers Kay Bohrer DeVerle Titus Polly Grant Row 3 Raymond Shriver Danny Sullivan Allen B Chambers John Mrller Rrchard Imbach Jlmmy Custer Carl Dyche Wayne Tucker Bob Thompson Bob Saville A national educatronal society devoted to the advancement of dramatic arts in the second ary schools. Act well your partg therein the honor lies. Participation in at least one three-act play or two one-act plays and in dramatic art, and one dramatic performance for students. April 1, 1942. CAST FOR ONE ACT PLAY: 'E DECISION Row 2 Ted Matthews Dorothy Boltz Carl Dyche 'NIE PIA O 9 'Q O 1 Zvi' 'Q 'I o,' , O I ,QA 00 Row I Mrs Mlllsfdzrectorj, Gail Dockeney, Carol McClung, Karen Ellis, Sarah Kesecker. y I Q Q 0 l 5,6 s ' V u ,I I'