Parkersburg High School - Parhischan Yearbook (Parkersburg, WV)

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FOSTER S. TROUT Y Basketball, Dancing Club CURTIS UHL Football, Golf, Basketball GENEVA WAGGONER Home Economics Club, Athens High School, Latin Scholarship, Athens MARJORIE WAGGONER Home Economics Club, Morgantown High School TI-IERESA MARIE WATSON Latin Club, Oflice Assistant, Monitor HELEN WHITLOCK Marcato. Entre Nous, A Cappella Choir MARTHA WIEDER Marcato, Entre Nous, Infirmary Assistant RONALD WILDT Student Council, Art Club, Commercial Club ELOISE WILI-IELM Commercial Club, Chorus, Girl Reserves ANNA JO WILLIAMSON Student Council, Office Assistant, Senior II Cabinet ' TED WIRES Vivace, Spanish Club, Score Board Worker JOHN XVOODYARD, Jr. Dancing Club, Monitor, Football '34 JANICE YOUNG Journalism Club, Intramural Letter Girl, Monitor CLARA ZEIROTT 4-H Club, Monitor, Commercial Club ALBERT ZIMBRO Book Club, Monitor DONALD BOSO Chorus ROBERT PACKARD Monitor, Oliice Assistant CHARLES A. SI-IELTON Monitor page nineteen

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page eighteen PAULINE PARSONS Chorus, Marcato, Girl Reserves '33-'34 WILI.IAM HAROLD PATTERSON Little Reds, Monitor, Dancing Club JUNE PETERS Marcato, Library Assistant, Entre Nous HAROLD PHELPS Hi-Y, Vice President Senior I, Parhischan Staff JOHN PITCHER Big Red Council, Hi-Y, Manager Big Red Football and Basketball ELDEN PRATT Band, Track, Monitor JOHN LEE PULLEN Student Council, Head Monitor, Spanish Club LOUISE QUINN Commercial Club Secretary, Monitor, Gymnasium Assistant VIRGINIA RATHBONE Dancing Club. Home Economics Club. Chorus De Sales Heights KATHLEEN REED Commercial Club, Girls' Vocation Club, Chorus HELEN RICE Marcato, Office Assistant, Commercial Club ERMA MAE SAGER Orchestra, Little Symphony, All-State Chorus JACK SATTERFIELD Band, Orchestra, A Cappella Choir MARTHA SCHILLING A Cappella Choir, Entre Nous, All-State Chorus MARY LOU SHEARER Junior-Senior Banquet Committee, Ofnce Assistant, Student Assistant HOPE SHELBY Entre Nous, Senior I Decorating Committee, Morgantown High School XVILLIAM C. SIMPSON Band, Orchestra, Little Symphony J, XVILLARD STARCHER Football, Band, Monitor ELEANOR SUMMERS A Cappella Choir - RAY THOMAS Book Club, Biology Club, Monitor ETHEL TOMER Marcato, Oihce Assistant, Junior II Secretary

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x lily, 1 Ml ll' l ill' ill 'N l ll . il ' rniwvwnwyusvvvuwbuwvhvvvwvvwvwwsu v page twenty LOG Our ship just sailed from Jr. Hi Sound, And having sailed around and around, We determined to land on the sought-for shore Which happened to be the Senior Door. O'er the Juniors' and Seniors, jeers and shouts, We Hnally sighted our whereabouts. The auditorium was our start, a most gracious hall. There the captain yelled, Ship ahoyl Aboard, alllv We first were assigned teachers and a home room, And then settled down to our obvious doom, For the Freshman year is a really hard strife, Uneventful days, and a very sad life. We were still babes, and our entire crew Was yet on the Freshman Islef' very new. And because the sea was so calm and a bore, We headed our ship for the Sophomore shore. We landed safely after very good sailing, But a few of our sailors proved to be failing, So, lest we too find ourselves in this boat, We once more set our ship safely afloat. Sighting land, we steered, and successfully ulandedf' And there for a while, we found ourselves stranded. But now we began our real social life, With a J.-S. Banquet our guests to delight. Soon we were tired, and ere long we had started To the Isle of Our Dreams, Home of the Gayhearted. And now we were Seniors and proud of our name. Here was the goal we had strived to attain. Senior I's at first, and all that was to be Was just to have meetings and arrange Senior Tea. Cur declcings were gorgeous, and after the dance, We shoved off and set sail to be Senior II's, perchance. And then the Picnic was indeed a lark, This great feast being held at Masonic Park. Next came the Tea and the Banquet too, Which we attended with our entire crew. Our Sermon was excellent, but seemed rather sad, For we thought of the high school life we had had. At Commencement, instead of yells and vast cheers, Even our bravest resorted to tears. Alas, all too soon our ship is free, And by ourselves we go to sea. We find we're now starting on life's thrilling cruise, And we know we must chart which course we shall use -MARTHA HIEI-ILE.