Parkersburg High School - Parhischan Yearbook (Parkersburg, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1944 volume:

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That there are many names missing we are certain because we have had no way to check all students who have entered the service. To them. however, as well as to those whose names are listed, goes our appreciation. The same is true regarding pictures. We should have liked to have a picture of each one. but we have had to be content with those we have Wanda Archer, Yoeman l.ieul. Robert Grimes Ensign Eugene Hester Ensign Robert Johnson I.ieut. Robert Johnston Capt. Russell Pfalzgraf Lieut. William Stephens Sterling Adams Glenn Alleman Thomas E. Allman Robert Amos Harry Anderson Jean LaRose Ankrom Robert Ash Leslie Atkinson George Bailey Eugene Ball Dale Barker Denzil Barker Donald Barnes Virginia Barnett Robert K. Barringer Frederic Batten William Batten William A. Baylous James Beckett. Jr. Charles Bee Donald Bell Robert Bennett Francis Berger Warren M. Bibhee Wayne Black Paul Blair Thomas J. Boehm James Boso . William G. Boso Russell Bostic l.loyd Boyd Ben Bristor Max Britton Carl Brown Ray H. Brown Arthur M. Buckley. Jr. Joe Busch Mariorie Bush Gordon Butcher John Butcher Daniel Milford Cain Harold Calebaugh Robert K. Cameron Eugene Campbell Harry Carez Charles Carroll Joanne Channell Russell J. Chevront Charles Childers Anthony Christopher William D. Clinton Counts Coe Haydn Collins Robert Collins Gerald Congrove Lawrence Congrove Harold M. Cooke Chester R. Cottrill Clarence I.. Cox. Jr. Kenneth Criss Reed Cross .loseph Cummings Denver G. Curran Allen E. Currey Clarence Daley Doy Davis Paul R. Dawkins Lawrence F. Day Bernard H. Deem Bernard L. Deem Boyd E. Deem Joe Desmond Edward DeVaughn W. C. Dickson Irene Dimmick Carl Dollman John W. Dollman Charles H. Donley Malcolm Doolittle Jud Duckworth Genevieve Dye Joe E. Dye Robert N. Eagle Fred Earley Harold E. Eaton A. C. Ebert. Jr. Walter Eckhart George H. Elliott Wayne A. Elliott Bernard Emerick George R. Emerick Pearl Emmons Charles L. Evans Charles Fankhauser Wanda Lee Fleming Robert Flinn Royce Flinn Carl C. Florence John W. Florence Ronald T. Frazier Ben F. Fries James L. Funk Richard E. Gainer Harry Garretson James Beryl Gaston Clarence Alvin Gates William L. Gates Earl F. Gault Earl W. Gault Clyde Gilbert Don Glascock Kimball Godfrey Marvin Goldstein Paul Goodwin. Jr. W. Floyd Griffin Paul Haddox John Hale William J. Harden, Jr. Wilbur Hardman Ed L. Harper John D. Harris Robert J. Harris Neil Hartley Wayne O. Hause Robert L. Haynes Henry H. Hersch. Jr Harry Hickman Walter Highland William Highland Walter L. Holcomb Thomas R. Hudkins Ralph Huston William Hutson John D. Jennings Albert Johnson Jack Jones Charles.E. Kelley Carroll L. Kenny Don Knopp Staunton Kuhl Glenn Lamp Claude Law William Leach Kenneth L. Lemasters Burl Lemon Roscoe F. Lockney. Jr. Edwin Longmire. Jr. Mary Frances l.owers Denzil Lyons Charlotte Ann l.ytle James Lytle George Martin James F. Martin Julius Mason Roy Matheny John H. McBee Charles McDonald Jack McFarland Kenneth O. Mclntire. .lr. Don McPherson Joe Mealy Louis M. Mick Harold Miller Harry Miller Oliver Miller Raymond C. Modesitt Virgil A. Modesitt Joe E. Mollendick Adele Morey Junior Morris Adrian B. Morrison Jack Morton George B. Neal Hichael Nedetf Thomas B. Nester Carl Newberry Earl Newberry. Jr. Roderick Newell Clay Nohe. Jr. Garland Norman Gary Nutter Arthur E. Orlidge Jack Padden Conrad Q. Patterson James M. Peck Richard Pence Don Peters Don L. Pierce Kathleen Piggott William H. Piggott Edward Pitner Ronald A. Poe Charles Poling Sam M. Post Otis L. Pringle David Pyles Gene Quick Marion Rake Don Rardin Earl Reynolds Eugene D. Riddle Leonard Riffle Clayton Rollins been able to secure. L. Paul Ross Cecil H. Roush George Russell Robert A. Sadler Walter Sams William B. Sams William Sanden John E. Sayre Henry C. Schilling Charles B. Sellers Clarence E. Sellers Ted Sheppard Abel Dwight Smith Henry Smith James R. Smith Robert Snider Clyde Snyder Luther Snyder Pete Snyder Ronald Snyder Furman E. Souther Jack E. Southworth James Spears Harold Spencer Nancy Stealey Carrol R. Stephens William Stoetler George Stone Ernest Summers Paul Summers Thomas J. Swain. Jr. Albert N. Swartz Sterling L. Tallmau Elmo A. Taylor William C. Taylor Gordon R. Tefft Kenneth B. Thomas Ted M. Thompson H. B. Thorn. Jr. William A. Tracewell William E. Traugh Charles Tuttle Dennis Uhl. Jr. Stanley Vaughan Robert N. Vensil Lyle Vincent Roger W. Walker Walter Wallbrown Harlan Warner Charles E. Watts William Weiford Charles Welch Robert Welch Monroe Welling Nada Weser Philip C. Westfall Ralph R. Wharton Emil Whipkey Alan Wigal Gerald V. Wilcox James W. Wildermuth Cecil Williams Harry Williams. Jr. Paul Williams Austin D. Williamson Charles Willison Donald Wilson Dallas Wingrove Robert L. Winland Chester T. Woollard ff f .9 -A-9 1 H W TON of 3f0l20V J i Donald C. Fury Ray Brinker Graham Lamp James S. Stickel Robert Brabham Carl Courtney Ovid Bennett Russell L. Bungard Robert G. Farley . Barron Hall Roger'A. Baker Charles Leeper Harold Thompson John P. Parker Harold Battin George Glover Charles Howes Lawrence Jones Harold K. Sams Leland Leeper Ray Lawlis Gordon B. Tracewell Charles M. Devereaux Bill Earhart Robert Cooper Eugene Moore Glenwood Ringer Don Umensetter Charles William Sams Sella Board Joseph B. Frost Robert L.' Bailey Ralph Mickel William T. Cahill Eugene Metz Ray Grandon James E. Edman Irving Schwarz Edmund McMahon Charles W. Burgy Argell Gainer Delbert A. Stanley x Patrick A., Barnhouse John Hickman Richard L. Piersol William Alan Byers X Warren G. Hill James Johnson Virgil Gainer Dana Eschbacher ' ' Bernard Moore J Charles Ferguson Rex Jude A Jack Hynes ' i Charles' Swain, Jr. . ' Charles Johnson John J. Williams Denzil P. Twyman Donald C. Jackson' Harry Nlagehead' ' Roy McDona'ld'i' Charles Dennison William. Decker L H - ' J Albert E. Abels . James Pappair J J Paul E. Neal , John Vaughan Robert E. Otto Paul Harbin Robert R. Kesterson Robert Fought i Harold S. Hoffman Fred Knick ' Walter C. Shaw Donald A. Kesterson Charles H. Nesselroad Thomas Armstrong . Dare1Custer- A Ralph Johnson, Jr. Gerald Evans Frederick Ingram, Jr. Ernest Miller Paul ' Little 4 .X 1' if 1 Oct. ll Oct, Dec Jan, ll .l.tn, 24 Apt Apr MAX' .14 Sept. 7-Hustle hack to the little red schoolhouse. Sept. 8-Vvfclcomc returning stttdcnls. --Struggle hmvcly through two days of mtioning while stttticntx hmm xtfh ..,Qd. , D, O. CONNIQR XV, R. lVlliI.ICK Principal Assistant Principal and Director of Athletics IZDXVIN B. NVARNER SARAH lf'I'HEl. MUSGRAVH Director ol Attcmlnncc and Dunn Dcan of Girls ul' Buys 4 0 1 - ' A fa 1 1 Q ,. J , .J I 'L s 'p 'il l I '2- J fi ' E: Board of Education Ruu' umm' H. M. Hcnric, H. D. Vw'igal. G. D. BL-u. C. A. Musgrnvc, Ben XV, Miller. ll1vu'1u.'n: IQ. S. Shannon. Assislanl Supcrinlcndcnt. lloyd H. Vx'hnrton. SllPCfil llL'l1dCI1l ufSfl1nols. Harrv A. SIAAIS, Assistant Supcrinlcndcnl. Qin jmvxllurizzln lQA'1'111.13IsN POIJNQ1 March 15. I9-44 1 p . oi.. x - ' Esther Abell. B. M.. Music M. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Senior High Music ' Lorene Allen. B. S. Ohio University. Junior High Music Virginia Allen. Registrar W. V. Archer. Electricity in Vocational Trade School 'Teglie Ashburn. A. B. Salem College. Junior High Physiology, General ctencc Margaret Auth. A. B. Marietta College, M. A. West Virginia Univer- sity. Spanish Mary Emily Balderson. B. S. Commerce. Ohio University. Stenography and Typewriting Mrs. Alberta D. Batson. A. Bi Salem College. Junior High English James O. Bradshaw, A. B.. B. S. Salem College. M. A. West Virginia University. Physics and Electricity Mrs. Evelyn S. Burk. A. B. Marietta College. Commercial Geography and Commercial Arithmetic Naomi Burk. A. B. Marietta College. M. A. Ohio State University, Trigonometry. Plane Geometry. Industrial Mathematics H. W. Calendine. Director of Vocational Trade School E. B. Clarke. B. S. Ohio University. Mechanical Drawing I Nevada A. Clawson. B. S. West Virginia University. M. A. Ohio Uni- versity. Senior High English Edward C. Clouse. Sheet Metal in Vocational Trade School Addie Cokeley. B. S. West Virginia University. M. A. Columbia Uni- versity. Junior High Home Economics Mrs. Jennie Congleton. A. B. Marietta College. Junior High English D. O. Conner. A. B. Ohio University. M. S. Ohio State University. Principal Mrs. Helen Cross. A. B. Salem College. Junior High Physical Education Mary B. Davidson. A. B. Denison University. M. A. Stetson University. Senior High English Mary Jo Davis. A. B.. B. S. Saint Mary of the Springs College. M. A. Ohio University. Wo-ld History Carroll F. Derenburgcr. B. S. Ohio University. Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic. Commercial Law ' George J. Dietz. A. B.. M. A. Capital College of Music. Band. Teacher of Wind Instruments Margaret C. Edmondson. Ph. B. Denison University. M. A. Bread Loaf School of English. Middlebury College. Senior High English Mrs. Helen Keever Fay. A. B. Goucher College. Junior High English Sylvia Frame. Textbook Clerk and Bookkeeper Mrs. Helen D. Garrison. A. B. Marietta College. Algebra. F.'Fern Gilbert. B. S. Ohio University. Study Hall Supervisor E. A. Grow. B. S. in Agriculture. West Virginia University. Vocational - Agriculture O. L. Hall. A. B. Ohio University. Wood Trades in Vocational Trade School Hunter Hardman. A. B. Broaddus College. M. S. University of Chicago. Junior High Mathematics and Junior High Coach Mrs. Delberta Harris. 'A. B. Salem College, Junior High Mathematics Martha Harris. B. F. A. Ohio University. Speech and English Ray E. Harris. A. B. Marshall College, M. S. West Virginia University. Biology Vi?in-ia Hayman. A. B. Western College, B. E. University of Cincinnati. attn Louise C. Helmick. A. B. Marietta College. Junior High Social Studies Mrs. Lavon J. Herdman. R. N.. Gallinger Municipal Hospital, School Nurse Mildred H. Hiehle. A. B. Marshall College. Master in Commercial Edu- cation University of Pittsburgh, Typewriting. Stenography, Office Practice. Cooperative Oflice Work . Edward M. Hixson, B. S. Ohio University. M. A. Columbia University. Junior High Mechanical Drawing Mrs. Virginia R. Hixson, B. S. in Ed. Ohio University. M. Ed. Ohio University. Junior High Social Studies Ralph G. Hood. A. B. West Virginia University. American Problems Mrs. Virginia M. Hood. A. B. Fairmont State Teachers College. Junior High Home Economics Mary C. Hughes. A. B. Trinity College, M. A. Catholic University of America. Senior High English Edith E. Humphrey. A. B. Ohio University. M. A. Ohio State Univer- sity. Dramatics. Junior High English Mrs. Helen Devore Huston. Supervisor's Certificate in Music, West Vir- ginia University. Junior High Music Mrs. Christine Hylbert. Senior High English Dorothy Jefferson. B. S. in Education Ohio University. M. A. Bread Loaf School of English. Middlebury College. Senior High English Ellie May Johnson. A. B. Michigan State Normal College. M. A. Uni- versity of Michigan, American Problems J. F. Johnston. B. S. in Physical Education West Virginia University. Biology. Athletics Coach Mrs. Roberta Johnston. A. B. West Virginia University. Junior High Mathematics Bonnie E. Kerr. A. B. Marietta College. M. A. Middlebury College. French. Spanish, Latin Mrs. Edna H. Keyser, A. B. Davis and Elkins College, M. A. Ohio State University. Junior High Social Studies Mary Louise Langfttt. A. B. Wilson College. M. A. West Virginia Uni- versity. American History Mrs. June P. Lay. A. B. West Virginia University. Library Clerk Marian K. Layton. B. 8. Camegie Institute of Technology Home Economics Ohio University. Homemaking ' M. W. Linger. A. B. Salem College. Senior High Woodwocki 'A Zora Yvonne Lowther, A. B. Salem College. Junior Higlafjoc Nancy Marsh, B. S. University of Chicago. M. A. Colutitfil Journalism. Senior High English ' 4 Mrs. Blanche Mathrny. B. S.. M. A. Ohio University Hazel McHenry. B. S. Ohio State University. M. A. sity. Homemaking Gertrude Meerwein. A. B. Marietta College. M. A. Netv Yot'i Utliitlfr sity. Bookkeeping N W. R. Melick. B. S. Muhlenberg College. M. S. Fungi Assistant Principal. Athletic Director Lilian Middleswart. A. B. Marietta College. Assistant Librarian Lela A.. Moore. B. S. Michigan State Normal College. Junior High Mathe-. matics - B Mrs. Miriam Morrison. B. S. Carnegie Institute of Mrs. Phyllis Morrison, A. B. Salem College. Senior High . Sarah Ethel Musgrave. A. B. Marietta College. M. S. Michigan. Dean of Girls Pauline Rex Neal, A. B., M. A. Marietta College. World Virginia. Lee Neptune. A. B. Marietta College, M. A versity, Junior High English Chella B. Nowery. B. S. Michigan State Normal College. Hill! Mathematics . R. D. Owen. B. S. Ohio University. Mechanical Drawing. Aeronautics M - Mrs. Maude R. Patterson. A. B. Glenville State Teachers College. High English - ,L I A W. B. Pearson. B. C. S.. A. B. Bowling Green College of Corpld6fr.g...lQ.'-G A. Western Kentucky State Teachers College, Commercial 'Gfogfqphff' Typewriting. Salesmanship, Business Principles ' ' Mrs. Lucille C. Pedicord. B. S. in Education Ohio University making Ida M. Peters. Librarian . 1. Mary Phelps. A. B. Mmm.. cutngf, M. A. in sta. Ed. Calutaltda Bible College. Commercial Arithmetic C. R. Pickering. Machine Shop in Vocational Trade School A Marguerite Pierre. A. B. Marshall College. Distributive Educatiotvilflii- versity of Pittsburgh, Retail Selling Edgar E. Rhodes. B. S. University of Illinois, M. A. Ohio Physical Education. Baseball Coach James W. Scott. B. S. in Physical Education West Virginia Biology. Head Coach J. R. Shalfer. H. E. Ground Inst. and Mech. Battery, Air Vocational Trade School Harry L. Shelton, B. 'S. Davis and Elkins College. Junior High Pltysiblvly and General Science, Assistant Coach Inez Shriver, Secretary H I Mrk Lillian Sinnett, B. S. in Education Ohio University, Juniqigglg rr Gwendolyn Anne Smith. A. B. Glenville State Teachers College, West Virginia University. Biology. Botany . 3 Mrs. Helen Smith, A. B. Marietta College. Latin Mrs. Lena R. Smith. B. S.. M. of Education Ohio University. Junior' High Social Studies Sara R. Smith, A. B. Randolph-Macon College. M. A. Columbia Uni- versitat. American Problems I Mrs. Gladys Sorsby. B. S. in Education Wittenberg College. Orchestral Teacher of Stringed Instruments Maude Spencer, Study Hall Supervisor S. W. Spencer. A. B. Marietta College, M. A. Ohio istry Cliffte Spilman. B. S. Tennessee Teachers College. writing. Office Practice Mrs. Willie Neal Steen, A. B. Marietta College. Senior Mrs. Elizabeth Sturm. A. B. West Virginia Wesleyan High Art . . Mary Louise Taylor, A. B. Marietta College. Biology 'X I ' Mrs. Aubra G. Thorn. A. B. Fairmont State Teachers College High Social Studies Carolyn Townsend. A. B. Wilson College. M. A. Columbia American History Daisy Waller. A. B. Marietta College. M. A. Columbia Senior High English Edwin Warner. B. S. West Virginia University. Director of and Dean of Boys ' Mrs. Rebecca Warner. B. M. West Virginia University. Junior English ' ' Alice Weir. A. B. Lake Erie College. M. A. University of Chicagb. Geometry. Algebra Mrs. Lucille Wharton. A. B. Marietta College. Junior High Math matics Lawrence C. White. B. S.. M. A. George Peabody Teachers Cul XVoodworking 4 Mrs. Isabel Wilson. B. S. Ohio-University, M. A. Columbia Univentty: Senior High Art K' Ethel Woodyard. B. S. Ohio University. M. A. New Yorlt University. ' Senior High Physical Education H. J. Young. B. S. Stout Institute, Auto Mechanics in Vocational Trade School 1 i Library and Study I-Iall Rwrc' unit' IcIa XI. I'clcrs Mrs. .Iunc I,l'IL'I'N I.av I ilian Middlcswarl I Icrn liillwrl ixirl in f7llILlll'3 Mauclc Spcmvi Mathematics Him' nm-J Mrs. I iicillc XVliarwii Mrs. Dcllwrla IIariis Naoini Burk Mrs. Ilclcn Ion Ciarris Rim' Iwo: IIl1nlcr IIarcIlnan Cfhclla B. Nmxw-i'y I.cIa ra. Mrmrc Alia' H. XVQII' Mis. Rulwrla .lulinslun ss hui Ill Ill Eli El! li' ,f .. -fs. f -, - A - . M sl .f V -77:17 V .. . . I E lei ngIisI1 mu' rinui Mrs. XVilIic Slccn Kalhlccn Poling Martha Harris Mary C. Huglws Nevada CIawsun Mari' B. Davidson RULL' Iwo: NH Iilhcl Musgravc Ifdilh If. I'Iuniphrcv Mrs, Jennie Ii. Cfoiiglclmi Mrs. Hulcn K. Ifav Mrs. Rebecca XX'arncr Nancy Marsh Mrs. Mandc R. Patterson Margaret Iidmondsun Mrs. AII3L'I'l.l D. Iialson Virginia Ncplunc Daisy XVaIIcr Dorothy Jcfiicrscwn ml in ,nrclzlnff NUS. IJIIYIIIS NIm'risun V, xii, History and Social Studies Roll' wiv: Mary I uuisc I .lllgllll Mrs. Ifdim II. Kcvscr Iuuisc C. Ilvlmick I'.iuIim' Null Mrs. Alll3l'.l Qi. Ilmrn Marx' .Io Ilivis lCi1ii'1ii'o.- .I. fl. XVuoIIi'r Mrs, l'mI.1nuI1r Mnllicm I- ' - I Mrs. Xfirginm Rulvv I Kf.iroIvn R. 'I'uwnscmI Iillic MM' .lolinson Rnlpli Iluod N411 in pzilurin' Yum I uwllirr Mis. I rim Ii. SIIIIIII 8.11.1 Il. Smilli N E ,AQ Practical Arts Rim' wmv: M. XV. I.ingcr Mrs. Virginia M. Iloml IVl.ll'I.ll1 I,.U'lUI1 Mrs. I.uciIIc I,crIiwi'rI Row Iwo: Ii. B. Clarlw R. D. Owcn ALIAIIL' CUIWICV Mrs. II.i7cI IVIcIIcnry I.. C. XVhilc IIKIVVJYLI M. Ilixson Physical Education and Health Iillicl XVmuIv.iimI Iiclgnr If. Rlimlvs Mrs. I .won .I. Ilcidiimii Mrs. Ilclcn Cross Commercial Department XY. IR. lyuiixiiii if If. ljL'l'k'I1lllllylx'l fwlllllkll' Mci'rwciii lililiic Spilnmn l Ric X'.iuglin iX'l.11'Y llD.1lllL'I'SUl'l Mis livclvn S. ill Mildrcil ll. llichlv Mnrguviilc l'ii'i'cc Maxx' llliclpx 1 Q Language Mrs. llclcn Smith Virginia ll.iym.in M.1rg1.1rvl Auch Pmnnic Kvrr Vocational Division Run' unvf ll. XV. fidlvlltllllk' O, l . Hall .l R. Slmflcr lfdwnrd Ci. Clouw i Rim' livin: l li. A. Ciriww l xx '. Y. Archer H. .I. Young Charles R. Pickwiiiy, Art and Music Mrs. lilndys Sorxlvy Mrs. i:ii7.ll1t'Ii1 Sturm lj. iixllwl' Aiwix Mm, IiIIi.1n Sinncll Mrs. Hclcn Devon' iluelun Mrs. lxnlwl S. Vs'ilwn I uwrin' Allrn Office Virginia Allrn Incl Slvrivrr Svlvin lfruum' 3 1 Science Row unc: J. W, Sum Mrs. Miriam C. Morrison Tcnsic Ashburn Ciwcndolyn Sfllilil Mary I,uuisc 'linylur .lnmcs O. Brndslmaw Row 1LL'U: Harry I.. Shcllon Ray Hnrris J. lf, .lohnslnn Nu! In pu'lur4'C S. XV. Spcmxr I MIDYEAR GRADS H1--lfleel nflieers. 15 M.1fC1l 111 111ei1' H131 .1sse111l1ly. .ll CyVCl'l'lll1 Cily Park enjoying pie S0111 Sepl. - Sept HIC. Nov. BA C ll .1 .1 11. NV.lC1xY Cfnfor Day. llniov C supper .md movie in evening. 1 1 11'.l1xC 1111.11 bmw .11 1.151 .1sseml1ly. fl 111r111.1l11ieH .md prodllee 1 1.1n, 1.111 1.1n 1.111 1.111 1.1n Dismissed-fl.1s1 day 111' lwelve long ye.1rsf Class p'.1y. 1Vhu1 A life. Hear Class Sermon. Gala party given by Senior I's. Ifnioy class l1anque1 .11 Chancellor. Trip ihe ligh1 1'a111.1s1ic .11 dance given by .lunior II's. Ascend 171.111-OFIN 7 Gray-rolwed Grads 111 receive coveled diplomas. K JACK MACFARLAND IZDNA LOUISI2 VOGIIZ Prcsxdcnl Vice President JOAN YOKE IEUGISNE POOLE Sccrcta y 'I.l'C.lSlll'Cl' l wr if 1 no N YSAR at 5 3 l l - - ..... K - .M ff, .. 2 , s., ,. . ,un if ' -J' Rott' om-: .loan Yoke, secretary: Don lilcming. chairman ol' social committeez Iirances Harrison. covchairman of program com- mittee: lidna l.. lfogle, vice president: Jaclt Maclfarland. president: Clayton Rollins. co-chairman of stand committee: Ann Armstrong. chairman of decorating committee. Row Iwo: Betty Lou Taylor, chairman of motto committee: Denver Vvlilson. coschairinan ol' stand committee: Nina llardman, Co-uhairman of stand committee: Maurice Sill. chairman ol' play committee: Norma Russell. chairman of color committee: Miss Bonnie Kerr. sponsor: Ciene Poole. treasurer. Noi in puttin .lames Dtiltas, chairman ol' protgtant committee. Midyear Cabinet STAND COMMl'l l'l5I? DIZCORATINLS COlVlMl'l l'lit2 DOOR COlVlMl'Ii'I'lEli Harold McKihlsen Denver Wilson Clayton Rollins Nina Hardman Dorothy Scliumachei ' Dorothy Vyloodring Ann Armstrong Charles Fanlthause r Ruth Bennett Betty J, Davidson Betty Davis PROGRAM COMMl'l lilili SOCIAL COlVlMl'l l Jim Dultas liranees Harrison Norine Steele Jerry lfvans Mervin St. Clair Don Fleming Ruth Smith lfloise Davis Paul Willianas Betty Jo Woll'e COLOR COMMl'l'il'lfl'T PLAY COMlVll'l l'li Norma Russell Bill Decker .lean Swain Maurice Sill Nancy Thomas Kathryn Aliels l Ed Laffcrrc llaro'd Baltin Bud Cox l7loyd Carter Bill lludgins till3'l' COlVlMl'l'TlZl Cha rlot te Conaway .loan Butcher Marjorie Scott MOTTO COMMITTTI' Betty l.ott 'Laylor .laelt See l-velvn liirsfh KOLORS MOTTO Ciieen and hvllllt' Small Intl Allitlhlll CLASS SONG A Memory W'ords and Music by Kathryn Alice Ahels Now we must he going. Now we'll say. So Long. This is what wc'rc singing, And will when wc're gone: Dear class of '44, We'w'e stood by you: We'vc struggled through: And now we're graduating. We'll ne'er forget that fight, As strength we pit. along with wit, for green and white. Wc'll guard America, And keep her free lfor all there be who love her shores. And when we're old, Our days ol' gold will be our school days. Rememlfring YOU, our class of forty-four. KATHRYN AI.ICI2 ABELS President of Fn- trc Nous. A Cappella Choir. Class Play What A Life JAMIES If. ANDIZRSON Band RUTH ANDREWS I.ibrary Assistant. Short- hand Dictation Club ANN MARGARIET ARMSTRONG Sr. II Cabinet. Color Day. Stttdent Assistant VIRGINIA MAE BACKUS Girl Reserves. I.i- brary Assistant. Journal Stafl' IIAROI,D R. BATTIN Intramurals. Military Science Club. Aeronautics Club GIADYS BAUMGARTNIZR Popular Music Club, Monitor RU'l'I I IE. BIZNNITIHI' President of Girls' Athletic Association. KVinner of Athletic Award. Stttdent Assistant ITRANCIS X. BIERGIZR Big Red Ifootball. Basketball. Student Council IfMMA P. BLACK Girl Reserves. Color Day. Class Play What A life PATRICIA BRADFORD President of Girl Reserves. Color Day. Class Play What A life .IOAN BUICHIIR Marcato Glee Club, Class Play Wxlhtll A l.ift'. Color Day IIIEI.I?N liI.lEANOR CAMPBIIII. Iiancy Work Club. Aeronautics Club. Popular Music Clttb GRACIE If. CARPIfN'I'IfR l.ibrary Assistant. liancy Work Club lil.OYD CARTIER Intramurals. Monitor. Book Club VIRGINIA R. CIIIIDIERS A Cappella Choir. Marcato Glee Club. Girl Reserves PATRICIA ANNE CLYNI2 Color Day. Class Play What A Life, Popular Music Club CIIARl.OTTIT M. CONAWAY Sr. II Cabi- net. Main Oflice Assistant. Popular Music Clttb MARY I.OU COOPER Popular Music Club. Ifancy Work Club. Jr. Book Club CLARENCE I.. COX Big Red Football. I.ittle Red Basketball. Intramttrals l5If'I l'Y JEAN DAVIDSON Student Assist- ant. Journal Staff. Know Your Own City Club l3lf'I I'If DAVIS Color Day. Oflice Assistant. Popular Music Club IiI.OISIi DAVIS Color Day. Student Assist- ant. Sr. II Social Committee MIil.VIN IZUGIENIE DAVIS Tliespians. Stage Manager. Class Play Wim! A life ZH Hrsf rwquislfe of a qood cifizen in Mis rfpuaftk of ours is fbnf Lf' tba!! Af HHF and wining fo pu!! lift wrfiqkf. T. Roosevelt Wll.l.IAM E. DECKER Class Play Whul A Life. Purhrsfhan Staff. Thespians DORIS MARIE DFLANCEY Book Club. Fancy Work Club. Retail Merchandising, NINA BLANCHE DENHAM Bible Club. Monitor. Fancy Wturk Club JAMES DUKAS Thespians. Masque and Gavel. Class Play lVl7ul A l.tl't' GERALD E. EVANS President ol' Student Body. Color Day. Executive Committee MARY ANN EVANS Commercial Club. Ciirl Reserves. Dramarics Club CHARLES A. FANKHAUSER Big Red Base- ball. Journal Staff. Color Day DONALD P. FLEMINC. JR. Midfyear lidir tor of Purhisehttn. Class Play Wim! A l,t'l'e. Sr. II Cabinet HOWARD C. FLEMING, JR. Color Day. ln- tramurals. Military Science Club MADELINE I. ELINN Glee Club. Aeronau- ' tics Club, 4-H Club EDNA LOUISE EOGLE Vice President ot Sr. II Class. Marcato Glee Club. A Cappella Choir BERTHA MARIE IIORSHEY Aeronautics Club, Student Assistant. Dramalies Club SARA LEE FRASHURE Marcato Cilee Club. A Cappella Choir GERALDINE ES'l'll. l3URY Vice President of Mable Cratty Girl Reserves. Cotnntereial Club NAOMI LOUISE GORDON Student Coun- cil. Popular Music Club. Ciirl Reserves MARGARET GRAHAM Pmoolx Club. Coop- erative Class FRED ROBERT HADDIX Intramurals. Class Play lVhal A Life. Sophomore Dramaties Club NINA HARDMAN Tbespians. Class Play llfhat A l-t'I'e. President of Senior Ciirls Psools Club FRANCES HARRISON Color Day. Glee Club. Student Assistant ONA HAYMAKER Dramatics Club. Color Day, Class Play Xvhllf A Life HELEN LOUISE HIGHSMITH Student As- sistant. Dictation Club. Girls' Alblelic Asso ciation WIl.l.IAM I7. HUDGINS Intramurals. Mili- tary Science Club. Sr. ll Door Committee ROBERT HUDKINS Band JERRY M. JONES Band 0 sfcref 0 success L5 comfancy of purpose. Disraeli MAXINIE .IUSTICIE President of Interclub Council of Girl Reserves. President of 4-H Club. Class Play IVhul A l.1'fe I3VI3I.YN KIRSCH Ifntre Nous. Sr. ll Motto Committee. Girl Reserves I?DWARD H. I.AI7IfI2RRIZ Book Club. Intra- murals, Wrestling ANNA l.AMBlER'I' I'IiI'l'IZR Ifanty Wtmrk Club. Monitor PICGGY .IOYCIE IANCASTIIR A Cappella Choir. Student Council. Marcato Glee Club l7DI'I'II 'I'HI2I.MA l.I2Ml,I2Y Ofhce Assistant. Marcato Glee Club. Ifancy Vdork Club GliORGIA MAI? I.I?Ml.I2Y Chemistry Club. liancy Wtsrk Club, Girl Reserves BARBARA MAIZ l.Y'I'I li Color Day, Art Club. I'opular Music Club JACK li. MtiIiARI.AND Student Cotlncil. In- tramurals. Big Red Iiootball IIAROl.D lf. MCKIBBIEN Big Red Iiootball. Basketball. Sr. II Cabinet I3l2'I I'Y .IIZAN MII.l.IfR Popular Music Club. Student Assistant ITRNIQSI MlI.I.lfR Intramurals. I.ittle Red liootball. Ifirst Aid Club MARJORIIZ I., MINKS Marcato Glee Club, Color Day, Girl Reserves .lOSlfl7IlINlf MOORIZ Monitor. I.ibrary As- sistant. Book Club WlI.D1X MAI? MORGAN Girl Reserves, Pop- ular Music Club MARY ANNI5 NOGIT Stttdent Council. Pres- ident ol' .Iournalism Club, Sr. I Decorating Committee l5l2'I I'Y OSBORNI2 Color Day. Class Play What A Life, Girl Reserves UNA PICKIERING Popular Music Club, Cos- metology Club. Girls' Athletic Association Il. GIENIE POOI.Ii Journal Stall. Military Science Club. Book Club I5Ii'Ii'I'Y HAYNISS RIITITLIZ Fancy Work Club MARY liA'I'III.lElEN RIGGS Student Assist- ant. Popular Music Club. Monitor I5lf'I l'Y .IO ROCKHOLD Girl Reserves. Color Day. Chairman of Properties Commit- tee for Class Play Cl.AY'I'ON ROI.l.INS Intramurals. Table 'l'ennis Clttb. Athletic Club l5IZ'l I'llf I.OU ROUSIZ Girl Reserves. Book Club, Color Day Qimrlf we have io feafm io Jo, we feafm Ly doing. Aristotle ANNA MARGARET ROUSH Class Play lVhul A Life, Girl Reserves. Dramatics Club MARJORIE G. RUBl.E Red Cross Stafl' As- sistance, French Conversation Club. Popular Music Club NORMA RUSSEII Purhischun Staff. Sr. ll Cabinet. Student Council DOROTHY I.. SCHUMACHIIR Infirmary Assistant. Popular Music Club. Dramatics Club MARJORIE SCOTT Iintre Nous. Quill and Scroll. Associate Iiditor of Journal .IACK SISE Vice President of Masque and Gavel, Band. Tbespians JOAN SHOMO Ifntre Nous. Student Assist- ant. Girl Reserves DOYIIS SIIUMAN llantl. Class Play Whit! fl lift' MAURICIE SIl.I. President ol' Tliespians Band. A Cappella Choir MARY lil.I,lEN SMITH Popular Music Club. I5ancy NVorIc Club. Aeronautics RUTH ANN SMITH Popular Music Club. Class Play IVIMI A I,tl't'. Dramatics Club MIZRVIN ST. Cl.AIR Piancl. Intramurals. State I iterary Contest NORINI2 C. STl2lfl.If Sophomore Play Shop. Marcato Glee Club GI2NIi STONE Intramurals, Travel Club JEAN E. SVJAIN A Cappella Choir. Marcato Crlce Cltib, Color Day STERIING I.. TAIIMAN Motion Picture Operator, Stage lNflanager, Glee Club BETTY I.OU TAYl.OR Tbespians. Class Play IVha1 A Life. Girl Reserves NANCY IEE THOMAS Girl Reserves. Pin' hrsfhun Staff. Class Play Scenery RUTH MAXINIQ THOMAS Color Day. Club Sponsor, Class Play What A Lilit- IRENE TOOMEY Jr. II Secretary. Student Council. President of Popular Music Club WINONA I.UCII.I.I2 VAUGIIAN Orchestra. Glee Club, Quill and Scroll CHESTER WATERMAN WII,I.IAM VVEAVER Big Retl Ifooiball. Pras- ketball. I.ittle Red Ifootball BETTY l.l,ili WHIlIil.IiIl Girl Reserves, Class Play Xllhlll A 1.tfe. Color Day 60 be COIZ5Cll0lli fhaf you are iqlzorrnzf 1,4 ll qlfllf Sllep Il0 AIZOMJEJQC. Unknown 'f I PAUL WILLIAMS Intramurals. Student Council. Know Your City Club DENVER G. WILSON Purhrsrhun Stall. Hi-Y, Sr, II Cabinet RICHARD WINANS Monitor, Intramurals, Library Assistant BIITTY JO XVOLFE Sr. II Social Committcc, Inurmary Assistant, Gym Assistant WINIVRIED WOOD Student Assistant, Or- chestra. Sophomore Play Shop DOROTHY WOODRING Intirmary Assist- ant, Gym Assistant. Popular Music Club DON WORDISN Stagc Managcr, Intramurals. Wrcstling JOAN YOKIE Ilwspians, Class Play ll'hul rl I lllt' Cl IARIIES DITNVVR MCIQITRICK lntraf murals .IOIIN MORIAN Intramurals. Book Clula ITUGITNIE MYITRS Intr.tmurals, Athletic Clula, I,7.l3lxt'II3.lII ANNIS REPS lfutrc Nous. Spccch Club, Stu tlcnl Assistant XVIIIIAM SAMS Intramurals, Iloolt Clulx Monitor WAl.'IiliR HIENRY VVAIIBROVJN Intra- murals, Academy of Science, Victory Corps CllliS'l'liR l.. XVOOIIARD Intramurals, Motion Picture Operator, Victory Corps .Eeafznirzq by sfugy mmf Le wang 'Kwai rzeim enfaifer? from sorz fo son. Gay .---..-----..-...-. Edward Elgar ---..Reverend W. C. Munson -----------.-.---, Palestrmu-Krone Handel Reverend W. C. Munson -----.----.---.-.---.-----.---.Holden Reverend Roy C. McCuskey St. Paul's Methodist Church -.---------..-.---.---. Arkhangelsky -. Reverend W. C. Munson --.--..--.-..-.-------------.Gounod Huldigung s March QNUIWCZIBR Marchl -- ........ Edward Grieg Gypsy Overture .. ....... ..-- ...... Merle Isaac Star Spangled Banner ............. ..... Key-Smith Invocation ...., Reverend C. H. Keller Pastor, First U. B. Church Willie Take Your Drum ......... - ..... - ......... Strickling Out of the Silence .. ....... ...... G albraith Introduction Class Vice President, Edna Fogle The Goal Education for All --- ................ Maurice Sill Educating Americans for American Life .. ..... -Joan Shomo l For Americans .......... Kathryn Abels 2 For Others .............. Harold McKibben The Lord s Prayer .. .... .. .... .. ........ .Malotte Presentation of Prizes Lloyd H. Wharton. Superintendent J Madison Jackson Scholarship and Athletic Prizes Presentation of Drplomas Dwight O. Conner. Principal Class Song Words and Music by Kathryn Alice Abels Benedxction -..---Reverend C. H. Keller Graduation March .. ................ M. L. Lake ,,P,:, -.... Q .x -i . ' . .Rf ' 4 A' ff... .u...3Ils'lAaj. .lf .E+ in.3ri.1.i.fii'-in l l ' au l Rott' one: Nancy Thomas, miclyear artist: Betty Snyder, spring member at large: Charlotte Oliver. spring feature writer: Mary Virginia Traugh. spring business manager: Bill Decker, midyear member at large: Denver Wilson. midyear business manager: Bob Powers. photographer. Rott' luxo: lfrancis Herdman. typist: Caroline Weaver, spring feature writer: Norma Russell. midyear feature writer: James Dukas. midyear feature writer: Don Pierce. sports writer: Don lileming. midyear editor: Dorothy l.eeson. spring editor: Mary King. spring artist. Not in pirlurv: .lane Raptis. typisl: lirank Jogwick, sports writer. Parhischan Staff The Parhischan staff began, during the summer, to prepare for this year's book. It was our belief that various sorts of supplies required in the publishing of a book might be limited. and therefore it would be wise to be ready to take advantage of all opportunities that came our way. With the exception of a few pictures we were not able to secure on account of lack of film and other equipment. we have been able to give you an almost complete picture of life at P. H. S. during l943-44. This year we have lost only one staff member to the armed forces - our sports writer. Don Pierce. Fortunately for us. Frank Jogwick agreed to fill the position and has been our sports writer since the early part of the second semester. We should like to express our appreciation to Mr. Warner. who has cheerfully given us so much of his time both to snap special pictures and to instruct us upon the use of our camera: to Delbert Yoho, who did the lettering for the division pages: and to Mr. Owen, Mechanical Drawing instructor. ,IMI ,l.1n .Inn ,lan MAI Max Max' IH Xp1'1u11 glxxsrwln luv: lhlllyls SPRING URAUS Mm Mn x M .1 V A 1 .1 v IX'l.1v A vL: hghx ' I 7f95A'5 '? f ' l TO I K? 4517 M NIUXI If ROSS COX 'r i Viv I us' I' l .JOHN MITCQIIIII I l'wIf'I l'Y YNYDI R Sccrclnry 'I' xuwr 5 79g 2 Q R. 5 1 ,X :f .11 x S g f Qi ' gp ' 1 r lx -K Q ff? z 'XQ M H M sramc, b ...sf -Q Row om-: .lo Ann Sehauwecl-.er. chairman of decorating committee: .Iudy Welcli. chairman of social committee: Betty Snyder, treasurer: Miss Bonnie Kerr, advisor: Nora l.ee Pollock, chairman of gilt committee: Jeanne Russell. chairman of play com- mittee. Roux Iwo: Ralph Carpenter. chairman ol' color committee: Ross Cox, vice president: lfrancis Herdman. chairman ol' motto committee: loin Neale, president: .lohn Mitchell. secretary: John Htishion. chairman of program committee. Noi in f7IiLlLlIl'.' l ewis XVhartoit. chairntan ol' door committee. Spring Cabinet SOClAl, CUlVlMl'l lAlfli .ludv Vdelcli DOOR COMMl'l'iI'lfll l,ewis Wl1.1rtoi1 DliCORA'l'lON COMMl'l l'lili .lo Ann Scliatiweclser .lanet Smith Bill Ciilbert .lim Nesbitt Vera King .lim Postlewait Dave Kesler Mary Virginia 'liaugli llelen Douglass Carrie Deeni .lunior Chancey .lohn Morris Charles lavlor lim Kesterson .lohn liries lfarl l.indamood Ray Sellers Penny Powell iiiifi' - -- iiitoottaixi cioixiixiii rifii tiiifr CoMivti'i i't5t1 .iiii1iiiepuf:f1 John llushion Holi l'owers Nora Lee Pollock Kathleen Cline l,ois Rul Susan lrout Holm lilinn Dorothy Deem XValter Mather .lane Raptis Mary l.ott Bell Joanne Vv'ells Eddie Goodwin Bob Troy , , x , 1, Ann xxx-ifiiii tsewiiy Pope tomiaii citititiarti testis o'Bfit'n CUISUR CUMMH I l'l.AY COMMl'l l'Iil1 Jeanne Russell Quentin XVliite ,lean llyie CO1 URS lllue and Qiold MOTTO COlVllVll'lA'l'lilf Francis Herdman Dorothy l.eeson Charlotte Oliver MU l l'U Ralph Carpenter Mignon Dalse .ludson Bailey lfrances lflanigan f.'1IiI7Il7. ilihlillllll ilu' Rinks he Rtlqtfeil CLASS SONG XVords hy Virginia King Music hy .leanne Russell lior friends and fun, we're glad: Our schoolwork done. were sad. We march with sterling honor bold. Our colors flying. blue and gold. CHORUS: NVherever we may roam. ll. H. S. will be our home. 'l'he fun we've had galore: XVe love thee. Class of '4-l. Then sing out to old P. H. S. liorever we will stand. XVe're the Class of '44, And the best Class in the land. I Bll.l.llf Alil7Ol.'l'liR Attendance Ofhce Assist4 ant. Deans Assistant l:l.ORlSNClf M. Al.l.liN Commercial Club. Monitor. Retail Selling Club Cl.lN'l'ON Al.l.MAN Big Red Football. Big Red Wrestling. Big Red Track MARY LOUISE AMBURN Girl Reserves. Commercial Club, Popular Music Club lfl2RN AMOS Dean's Assistant. Dictation Club, lfmily Post Club XVANDA l.l2A ANDERSON A Cappella Choir. Pntre Nous. Operetta Shrt-ds and Pulrhes Wll.l.lAM J. A'l'VJlfl.l. Band. Orchestra. lntramttrals IEMMA KA'l'HlERlNli AUGUSTINE Retail Merchandising Club. lfancy Vvlorlt Club, Stu- dent Assistant JOHN S. BAll.lZY. JR. Vklithdrew before gradttation JUDSON VJ. BAll.lfY Sponsor of Jr. High Aeronautics Club. Sponsor of Sr. High Model Airplane Club. Military Science Club MlfRRll.l. lf. BAll.l2Y. JR. Motion Picture Operator. Rifle Club. lntramurals liliNNY BARKISR Big Red liootball, A Cap- pella Choir. Student Assistant lll2l.l?N XVll.l.S BARNIES Dictation Club. l.ibrary Assistant. limily Post Club CilfNlfVlliVlf BARR Student Assistant. Dic- tation Club. Head Monitor MAXINIZ BAR'l'l.l2'li'l' XVithdrew before graduation MARY l.OU Blfl.l. Registrars Assistant. Dean's Assistant. College Club l.OUlSlf BlBBlfl2 Retail Merchandising Club. Ping Pong Club. Girl Reserves VlRCilA BLACK Attendance Oflice Assistant. Marcato Cilee Club, Girl Reserves ROBliR'l' BLANKIENSOP Rifle Club. Hi-Y. lntramttrals tiliRAl.DlNl2 l.OlS BOUCS Mineralogy Club. Wirt County High School. Bookkeeping Club EDWARD ll. BONAR Rifle Club. Military Science Club. lntramttrals l.OlS K. BOONE Journal Staflf Student As- sistant. Typing Club ROBlER'l' BRADFORD Rifle Club. Monitor. lntramurals Hlil,lEN VlOl.A BROWN Cooperative Class, Dictation Club. Monitor 3 Llyllfllllbll 1,5 n L'0llfl'0!XiIlq gran' fo me young, l'0ll10!l1fli0ll fo like old, woofffz fo ffze poor, and 0I'IZlU'IZlZIZll fo flze riclz. Diogenes f woufd Laila qef am? save. CHARLES BUCKLEY Camera Club, Intra- murals, Trade School-Electricity Shop BETTY MARIE BUNNER Girl Reserves. Popular Music Club. Commercial Club PAULINE BURKEY Entre Nous. Girl Re- serves. Sponsor of Art Club ROBERT BUSH-Withdrew before graduaa tion. LEONA R. BUTTIERIIIELD Bible Club. Student Assistant. Infirmary Assistant BURL BUZZARD Intramurals, Intramural Council. Trade Schtdtvl-Wood Shop ALICE PAULINE BYERS Orchestra, Moni tor. Dictation Club JEAN ELEANORE CALE Popular Music Club. Girl Reserves EMMA CALLAHAN Retail Merchandising Club. Popular Music Club. Girl Reserves IRENE .IUDITH CALTRIDER Retail Met'- chandising Cltib. Archery Club. Library As- sistant. EVELYN CAMP Commercial Club. Student Assistant. Monitor LESTER CAMP Intramurals. li, li. A.. Vo- cational Agriculture LOTIE CAMPBELL Retail Merchandising Club. Bible Club FRANCES CARMICHAEL Dramatics Club. Cosmetology Club. Student Assistant MARY RUTH CAROTHERS Monitor. Dic- tation Club. Student Assistant RALPH CARPENTER Senior ll Cabinet. ln- tramurals. Gym Assistant SARA M. CARROLL Monitor. l'opular Music Club. Retail Selling Club MEAD CHANCEY. JR, Big Red Baseball. ln- tramural Council. Sr. Il Door Committee KATHLEEN CLINE Entre Nous. Attendance Office Assistant. Dictation Cltib GLENNA COMBS Cooperative Class, Stu- dent Assistant. Dictation Club MARY CONLEY liancy Wtmrk Club, Moni tor. Bible Club ROBERT M. COOKE Book Club. Intramur- als. Big Red Track BETTY M. CORNEI l. Monitor. Typing Club. Emily Post Club WII.I.IAM COURTNEY School-Machine Shop Intramurals. Trade jf youffz knew wlzuf aqe woufd crave, U Fuller liVlil.YN lil.l.ARIili COVliY President ol Quill and Scroll. lfditor of Journal. Student Council ROSS IRVIN COX President of Hi-Y Club. President of Sr. I Class. Color Day .IAYNIZ CRANIZ Student Assistant. Girl Re- serves Mll.DRIiD CURRENCIZ liancy Wtark Club. Popular Music Cltib MIGNON DAKIZ College Club. Sr. ll Color Committee. Caramenta Literary Club-Musf kegon Sr. High School MARJORIIE DOUGHISRTY Popular Music Club. Golf Club. Art Club JIEAN DAVIS A Cappella Choir. Marcato Glee Club. Girls' Athletic Association CARRIIS DIZIEM Girls' Athletic Association. Student Assistant. Marcato Glee Cltib DOROTHY A. DIEIEM Marcato Glee Club. Attendance Ofbce Assistant. Girl Reserves IIOMIZR l.. DIEIEM. JR. HOVVARD DIZIEM Intramtirals. Trade School -Machine Shop. Big Red Track .IAMIIS MORGAN DIEIEM Intramural M.ina- ger. Big Red Baseball. Journal Stall' Mlil.VIN DlflfM Intramural Council. Big Red Baseball IIZNORA DAUGHIIRIY Commercial Club. Home Ifconomics Club. Monitor Hl2l.liN Cl.AIRIf DOUGIASS Main Ofbce Assistant. Sr. II Decorating Committee MARGUIERITIS B. DOVJIIER A Cappella Choir. Marcato Glee Club. Student Assistant MARY KAIHIERINIZ DOXVIIER Retail Mer- chandising Club. liancy XVork Club FRANK B. DUIIIIIEY Retail Merchandising Club. Monitor. Commercial Club IRIXIIZ DUNAWAY Industrial Arts Club. Radio Club. Poptilar Music Cltib .IOIE DUNBAR Academy of Science. Radio Club ROIBISRI DYAR Intramurals. Book Club. Ping Pong Club XVll.'l.IAM IZAION Intramurals. 'I'rade School-Nkfood Shop l'A'I I'Y IZCKIER Dramatics Club. Marcato Glee Club. Girl Reserves KIZNDOLIQNIZ IZMIERICK Attendance Ofbce Assistant. Poptilar Music Club. Intramurals fha kznzcynllou of evmy jill!!! 1,5 fha educaflmz of Ifs youlb. Diogenes HELEN EILEEN EVANS Secretary to Dean of Boys. Red Cross Staff Assistance. Student Assistant ALEEN YVONNE FAHAD Pan American Club. Library Assistant FRANCES FARR Popular Music Club. Girl Reserves. Girfs' Athletic Association FRANCES FLANIGAN Popular Music Club. Dramatics Club. Cosmetology Club CHESTER A. FLEAK. JR. Rifle Club. Intra- murals. Military Science Club JEAN FLEMING Girls' Athletic Association. Popular Music Club. Main Ofiice Assistant IRIS P. FLESHER Marcato Glee Club. Moni- tor. Fancy Work Club HARRY FLETCHER Intramttrals. Trade School-Machine Shop. Big Red Baseball ROBERT FLINN Big Red Baseball. Student Cottncil. Trade School-Air Mechanics PAT FOSTER Orchestra. Marcato Glee Club. Aeronautics Club BERNARD FOX Military Science Club, Inf tramurals BERNICE FOX Popular Music Club. Tri Hi-Y, Keyser High School PATSY SUE FOX Student Assistant. Cosme tology Club. Dictation Club EDITH ELOISE FRANKLIN A Cappella Choir. President of Marcato Glee Club. Op- eretta Oh. Doclorf X CLARICE FRAZIER Student Assistant. Mon- itor. Dictation Club JOHN T. FRIES Intramurals. Speech Club NORMAN FURY Intramurals.Trade School +Machine Shop. Big Red Wrestling XVANDA C. FURY Speech Club. Monitor. Library Assistant GLORIA GAINER Student Council. Red Cross Staff Assistance. Dramatics Club TED R. GATEMAN Intramitrals. Sponsor ol Ping Pong Club. Big Red Baseball ELOISE IRENE GATES Retail Selling. Emily Post Club. Bible Club THELMA AUGUSTA GATES Retail Mer' chandising. Marcato Glee Club. Girl Reserves MARY KATHRYN GILBERT All State Chortts. Operetta Oh. Dorlorf. A Cappella Choir WILLIAM GILBERT Big Red Football. Big Red Wrestling. Intramurals llCllfl0ll N161 F6 fld Hlllfl. Cstwthorn ROBIERT T. GLANCY A Cappella Choir. Operetta Oh. Doctorf. Class Play Janie DON GODBIZY Intramural Manager. Trade School-Machine Shop. Intramurals LOUISII GODBISY Retail Merchandising. Stu- dent Assistant. Book Club HOWARD RANDALL GODDARD Jr. Book Club, Sr. Book Club. Sr. II Gift Committee IIDWARD GOODXVIN Band. Intramttrals. Mathematics Clttb MARY LOUISIY GRAGG Retail Merchandis' ing Club, Girl Reserves. Popular Music Club ROBIERT If. GRANDON Intramurals. Book Club. Basketball Club LAURA LIEIE GRIZATHOUSIZ Popular Music Club. Student Assistant. Glee Club. XVest High School. Columbus. Ohio MADIZLINIE GREIENBURG Monitor. Com- mercial Club. Iiancy Work Club IIIZLISN GRIEIQNIZ Ifntre Nous. Attendance Office Assistant, Popular Music Club JOAN GUINN Withdrew before graduation ROBIERT T. IIADDOX Popular Music Club. Intramurals .IACK HALBIZRT Ping Pong Club, Travel Club CHARLIZS HANIEY Ping Pong Club. Trade School--Iilectricity Shop. Intramurals MAXINIL STIZPHIENS HARRIS Withdrew before graduation ROSIYANNA HATHAWAY Orchestra ZADAH HAUGHT Popular Music Club. Golf Club KITTY HAWK Retail Merchandising Club. Popular Music Club. Cosmetology Club OLIVIE HIENDRICKS Bible Club. Library As' sistant. Typing Club FRANCIS W. HERDMAN. JR. Thespians. Pctrhtschtln Staff. Class Play Janie BIZATRICIS HIBBS Library Assistant. Iiancy Work Club, 4-I-I Club MARGIIi HILDISBRAND Golf Club. Ping Pong Club. Dictation Club HAZISI. I.. HILDRIZTH Typing Club. Stu- dent Assistant. Ifmily Post Clttb MACK A. HILL Academy of Science. Band. Book Clttb man Ls Lui wharf fze kzzoweflz Bacon XX 7... -- ivwnp. JAMES L. HINES Intramurals. Little Red Basketball. Manager of Big Red Baseball JAMES A. HUFF, JR, President of Academy of Science, President of Radio Club ISVA GREY HUNT Archery Club, Badmin, ton Club. Fancy Vwforlt Club JOHN HUSHION President of Thespians. I-li-Y. Cheerleader JIQANNIQ HYRIQ A Cappella Choir. Operetta Oh. Doclorf. Marcato Glee Club BI2TTY JIEAN JACKSON I.ibrary Assistant. Student Assistant. Dramatics Club DORIS JOBIZS Sr. High Athletic Club. Mar- cato Glee Club. Golf Club FRANK JOCIWICK College Clttb. Pttrhtsehtm Stall. Manager of Big Red Wrc'stlir1g IEUGIENIQ JOHNSON Band. Student Assist ant, Monitor GIQRALDINIZ JOHNSON Marcato Glee Club. Monitor. Student Assistant HARRY JOHNSON Hi,Y. Intramttral Coun- cil. Big Red Track BIQTTY .IONIZS Dramatics Clttb. Student As- sistant. Popular Music Club I2Ul.A l2Vlil,YN KARR Retail Merchandise ing Club. Home Nursing Club. Stttdent As- sistanl BliT'l'Y J. KIfIVlP Popular Music Club. Goll' Club. Cooperative Class DAVID R. KlfSTI2R Hi Y. Big Red Vvlrest- ling. Big Red Football TIM KI2S'l'IiRSON Student Assistant, Head of Lost and Ifound Department, Class Play Jamie RICHARD C. KIDD Intramurals, Monitor. Journal Staff JOSEPH B. KIDDY Rifle Club. Intramurals, Photography MARY KING Pttrlvtlschun Stall. Chairman of Sr. I Decorating Committee ROGER D. KING Band. Rifle Club. Intra- murals VlfRA KING Student Cottncil. Vice President of Thespians. Class Play Janie VIRGINIA I. KING A Cappella Choir. En- tre Nous. Marcato Glee Club Cl.INIf A, KNOTTS Military Science Club. Intramurals. Boolt Clttb JliAN KYl.If Girl Reserves. College Club, Speech Club ,613 edumfion arms ffm common mindg Juaf ru fne fwiq ILS Lenf flu: freeis inclined. Pope HAZEL LAFFERRE Retail Merchandising Club, Fancy Work Club BIETTY J. LAUGHLIN Attendance Office Assistant. Popular Music Club. Infirmary As- sistant RALPH LIEASURIZ Trade School - Sheet Metal Shop. Intramurals DOROTHY MARIE LEIESON Editor of Pur- hischun, Iinlre Nous. Student Council OPAI. LISNOX Marcato Glee Club. Student Assistant. Monitor MILDRIZD I.. LIIWIS Ifancy NVork Club, Book Club, Marcato Glee Club NORA MAY Lllfli Retail Merchandising Club. Archery Club. Library Assistant ITARI, M. LINDAMOOD Big Red Iiootball. Big Red Wrestling. Art Club l.AURIfl. JIZAN I,ITTI.If Student Assistant. Typing Club. Aeronautics Club RYLAND R. LUKIE. JR. Big Red Football. Instrttctor in Junior Military Science. RiHe Club ROSANNA MARPLI2 Retail Merchandising Club, liancy Work Club. Popular Music Club ANITA PAULINIS MARTIN Retail Mer- chandising Club. Art Club. Retail Selling Club ALICIZ LORISNIA MARTY Retail Merchan- dising Club. Bible Club, Commercial Club BETTY MASTEN Travel Club, Fancy Work Club. Athletic Club WALTIER T. MATHER. JR. Big Red Foot- ball. Big Red Wrestling. President of Student Body PAUI. MCDONOUGH Trade School-Sheet Metal Shop. Intramurals DORIS MCMILLION Bible Club. Fancy NNork Club, Popular Music Club GEORGIA MCMILLION Red Cross Club. Commercial Club. Fancy Work Club HARRY MCMILLION Intramurals. Trade School -Machine Shop HAROLD MCPHERSON Library Assistant. Trade School-Machine Shop IZLIEANOR MELROSI2 Student Council. Girl Reserves. Popular Music Club GLADYS MILLS Retail Merchandising Club. Popular Music Club. Student Assistant .IAMIES Ii. MINX Drum Major. Military Science Club, Book Club JOHN A. MITCHIELI. Big Red Football, Big Red Baseball. Hi- Y alillk flzaf Jay fosf wlzose fow Jeaceizdirzq sun qlews from flzy flaw? no worflzy acfiozz Jane. Unknown YL' 1' ' Z WANDALEE MORGAN President of Sr. Fancy Work Club. Student Assistant. Monitor BOBBIE MORRIS Monitor. Book Club. Speech Club EILEEN L. MORRIS Girl Reserves. Chemis- try Club. Athletic Club JOHNNY S. MORRIS Big Red Football. Big Red Track. Big Red Wrestling GWENDOLYN MORRISON Library Assist' ant. Red Cross Club. Athletic Club JAMES MUHLEMAN Hi-Y. Big Red Bas- ketball. Big Red Baseball DOROTHY M. MYERS Typing Club. l.i- brary Assistant. Fancy Work Club GILBERT NAYI.OR Intramurals. Tratle School+Air Mechanics. Travel Club THOMAS Ii. NEALE HifY. Big Red Track. Big Red Football JAMES R. NESBITT Speech Club, Intra- murals. Big Red Wrestling W. ARLENE NEWBANKS Girl Reserves. Marcato Glee Club. Sr. II Play Committee E. l.ll.l.lAN NORMAN Industrial Arts Club. Cosmetology Club. Athletic Club WILLIAM B. NORRIS Chief Drum Major. Rifle Club. Student Council BARBARA ANN O'BRIEN lintre Nous. Marcato Glee Club. Student Assistant GOLDIE O'BRIEN Archery Club. Athletic Club. Fancy Work Club WILLIAM O'DI2l.l. Band. Big Rt-tl Basket' ball CHARLOTTE OLIVER Purhisrhan Staff. Attendance Office Assistant. Service Flag Com- mittee EDITH JEANETTE OSBORNE Marcato Glee Club. Aeronautics Club. Student Assist- ant LAVINIA PADEN A Cappella Choir. Marca- to Glee Club. Operetta Oh. Doctorf BETTY LOUISE PALMER College Clttb. Library Assistant. Chemistry Club MARGIE PAPPAS Marcato Glee Club. Mont tor. Student Assistant JESSE ALFRED PATTERSON Intramurals. Trade School-Machine Shop JIM PECK Withdrew before graduation HELEN PETERS Golf Club. Commercial Club. Ifancy Work Clttb G? fmfzned mmz Ima afways rlcfzea in fzimseff Phaedrus VIRGINIA PPAIZGRAI3 Popular Music Club, Commercial Club. Ifancv Wtwrk Club IIAZIZI. S'I'AA'l'S Oflice Practice, Athletic Club. Swimming Club MIIDRISD PHIPPS Student Assistant. lfntre Nous. Book Club MARll.YN PICKIERING Class Play Janie, Student Assistant, Acadeniv ot' Science IXJN I. PIIQRCIQ President ol' Masque and Ciavel. l,tll'hl-St'htll7 Stall. Student Council Bli'l l'Y PUl.lNG Popttlar Music Club. Com- mercial Club. Monitor NVll.MA POIING Popular Mttsic Club. Com- mercial Club. Monitor NORA l.l5If POIIOCK Attendance Oflice As- sistant. Inurmarv Assistant. Senior ll Cabinet BlfVlfRl.Y ANN POPI2 Dean's Assistant. Student Assistant. Sr. Il Program Committee .lAMliS POS'l'l.lfNVAl'l' Big Red Basketball. Aeronautics Clttb. Intramurals PlfNIfl.OPli ANN PONVIEII College Club. Attendance Omce Assistant. Sr. Il Social Come mittee BOB POXVPRS A Cappella Choir. Vivace Glee Club, Operetta Oh. Dot'1or.' Cil.liN PROVINCE Intramurals. 'I'rade School --'Machine Shop, Student Council ROY lf. PUGII Military Science. Intramurals. Photography Club I7RANCIfS l.UCll,l.lZ RADCl.IIfIf lfirst Rid Club, Popular Music Club. Cosmetology Club ITRNIZSI VV. RAIDISR Chief Motion Picture Operator. Sponsor ol' .lr. lligh Aeronautics. Academy ot' Science HOMISR If. RADIER Big Red Iiootball. Big Red Wrestling. Big Red Baseball KIEITH RADPR Intramurals. 'I'rade Schools - Machine Shop CllARl.lZS RAlflfI2R'I'Y Monitor, Radio Broadcasting Club. Book Club IJIELORIS RANDOLPH Monitor. Marcato Glee Club, Student Council .IANIQ P. RAPIIS Vice President of Student Body. Ptll'l7ISt'l7tIV7 Staff. President of Ifntre Notts PATRICIA M. RAXVIINGS Dean's Assist- ant. College Cluh. Student Assistant l7Ol.ORliS lfMOCilfNlf RlflfBlfl. Retail Mer- chandising Club, Badminton Club. Iimily Post Club 'lilllfl,MA RIIODIZS l.ibrary Assistant. Retail Selling Club. Drainatics Club gronz file end spring new beginnings. Pliny the Elder PAUI. ROBINSON Trade School-Air Me- chanics. Book Club JACK ROCHI2 Band. Big Red Basketball. Big Red Track MARJORII2 I.. ROGIIRS Commercial Club. Student Assistant. Skating Club I5ARI.IiY ROI.l INS Band. Color Iliy. Civm Assistant IfUCiIfNIf ROXVAN I'opul.ir Music Club. Monitor. Camera Clttb IOIS RUI5 Deans Assistant. Attendance Ollice Assistant. Sr. II Social Committee .IIZANNIQ M. RUSSIQII. All State Cborus Thespians. Sr. II Cabinet .IO ANN SCIIAUXVIQCKIQR A Cappella Choir. College Club. Sr. ll Cabinet IiVIfI.YN SCHOVIIQIID Book Club. Com mercial Club. Ciirl Reserves ROBIfRT SCOTT Intramurals. Travel Club. Student Council CIIARI.lfS SIZAMAN Intramurals. Trade Scbool+Iflectricitv Sbop. Big Red Baseball CiI.ADYS RUTH SIiI.I I5RS Retail Merchan- dising Club. Ilome Ifconomics Club, Retail Selling Club MII.DRI2D SIfI.I,IfRS Ciirl Reserves. Com mercial Club RAY SIQIIIZRS Big Red Ifootball. Big Red Basketball. Big Red Baseball .IUNIS Ii. SIfTTI.If Ifssay Division XVinner Senior XVest Contest: Grandview Iligb School. Columbus. Obioi Operetta Oh Doelorf BIITTY I2I.AINIi SIIAIIIQR Pan American Club. Student Assistant. Attendance Oflice As sistant I.. VJAUNIQTA SHIEARS Cooperative Class. Dictation Club, Monitor RUTII SIIITARS Pan American Club. Student Assistant. Ciirl Reserves BIQRTHA MABIQI. SIlRIfliVIiS Popular Music Club. Cooperative Class. Deans Assist- ant PAUI. R. SIMS Commtrrial Club. Intra- murals JANITI' I. SMITH lfntre Nous. Student Council. Main Oflice Assistant l.UCII.I.If SMITH Popular Music Club. Vie! tory Corps. Retail Selling Cltlb MAIS MARII2 SMITII String lfnsemble. Stu dent Assistant. Tvpfng Club NORMA .IIEAN SMITII A Cappella Cboir, Marcato Qilee Club. I7ramatics Club 6120713 H76 H70l'l? Hllfll 0i7ll0Ll6l2 Sfllfpq llblln Hflflllf. Cicero NlNA l.lili SMYTH Marcato Glcc Club. Stu- clcnt Assistant CilfRAl.DlNlf SNIDYER Acronaulics Club. liramatics Club. Art Club l3lf'l l'Y ll. SNYDPR Masque and Ciavcl. lItl!'l7liXt'l7tlI'l Slafl. Class Play Jtmtt' l lilf SOMliRVll.l li 'liradt' School--f-Air Mc' clianics, Intramurals MAXlNlf SOMlfRVll l lf Rctail Sclliug Club. Athletic Club. Stutlcnt Assistant lllEl.liN SOVII. Sllltlillll Assistant. Book Club. lladminton Club l5li'l l'Y S'l'AA'l'S PlfOS'l' XVitlitlrcw bcloru graduation llAflfl. S'l'ANl.liY Ollicc Practice. Popular Music Clttb. Cosnwtology Club All lilZN S'l'liPllliNS A Cappclla Choir. Marcato Cilct' Club. Monitor lfl7NA S'l'lfPllliNS Bible Club. Dictation Club. Monitor CllARl lfS S'lilfXVAR'l' 'liratlc School 7 Wtiticl Shop. lntramurals l5VA ll. S'l'OOPS Po iular Music Club. lfmily l Post Club. lfirst Aitl Club VPRONA S'l'RO'l'lllfR lyping Clttb. Prcsi- tlcut ol' Vv'.tlicoucla Ciirl Rcscrvvs. Stutlcnt As- SlSl.llll BOP: SYl3l2NSiliRlCKlfR lI1ll'.ll'lllll'.1lS, Book Club. Stutlcnt Council CllARl IES l.. 'liAYl OR Band. All State llzand. Color Day SARAH KA'l'llRYN 'l'l2l'mAY Orchestra. At- tcndancc Oflicc Assistant. lyping Club lil lfN THOMPSON lntramurals. Trade School flilcctricity Shop. Student Council DOROTHY li. 'l'll5l5S Dictation Club. Girl Rcscrycs. Monitor lOUlSlf l7lSARl. 'I'lPPlSNS lfancy Vwlork Club. Ping Pong Club. Athlctic Club Cil.ADYS TONCRAY Book Club. Dramatics Club, Typing Club MARY VlRClNlA 'l'RAUCll Quill and Scroll. lfntrc Nous. Purhiischun Staff ANNABlil.l.l2 TROUT Student Council. Popular Music Club. Oflict- Practice LiliNlZ 'l'RUU'l' Popular Music Club. lntra' murals SUSAN l.l OYD TROUT A Cappt-lla Clioir. lltcspians. Class Play .lttmvv Iflllllli Leqim qrenf worfcs, fnbor alone filzislzm flzem. .lou bc-rt BOB TROY Intramural Council. Intramural Manager. Big Red Track IZDWARD TURNER President of Jr. II Class. Hi-Y. Big Red Basketball MARY KATHRYN UHI, A Cappella Choir, Orchestra. Operetta Oh. IJoc'1m',' BIETTY JEAN VINCENT lfancy XVoi'k Club. Badminton Club. Archery Club SARA I2STHlil.I2Nli VJARD Typing Club. Girl Reserves, Popular Music Club HARRISON VJARRIEN Band. Orchestra. As- sistant to Registrar IfI.SA J. XVAYLAND XVilhdrew before grad- uation C1'iROl.lNI2 l.AYTON XVIZAVIZR I'urhi.si'hun Stall. lintre Nous. Rifle Club Assistant WAVIIZ XVIZAVIQR Home Ifconomics Club. Retail Merchandising Club. liancy Work Club JUDITH I.. VVIZLCH Accompanist of A Cap- pella Choir. Sr. Il Cabinet. Secretary ol' lfntre Nous JOANNIE WI2l.I.S Deans Assistant. Dra- matics Club. Emily Post Club KATHRYN VJIENMOTH Marcalo Glee Club. Ifmily Post Club. Cosmetology Club HIfI.IfNA I.. VVESTZR Monitor. Book Club. Dramatics Club IIZNVIS VJHARTON Big Red lfootball. Ili-Y. A Cappella Choir WII.l.lAM B. XVHEATON Military Science Club. Intramurals. Rifle Club IZMII. VJHIPKISY If. If. A.. Intramurals ALMA WHITE Dramatics Club. Popular Music Club. Student Assistant JAMES WHITT2 Intramurals, Student Coun' cil. Trade School-Sheet Metal OUIZNTIN NVHITI2 Thespians. Sr. II Play Committee. Aeronautics Club MARY ANN WHITED Retail Merchandising Club. Girl Reserves. Monitor HIl.MA XVHITLATCH Book Club, Com' mercial Club. Retail Selling Club WAYNI'f XVHITLATCH Class Play Janie, Hi-Y. Student Council BURTON R, WIl.l,l'iY JR. Book Club I.OkAfIIfl.I. XVll.l.lAMS Rifle Club ze zuzwefzse as u 0 nzaqtca ffzbzqs, pafzenf y wmfmq or our wzfs fo grow sfzcmpoz. Pbilpotts MARGARET ISABELLE WILLIAMS Knit- l ting Club. Art Club HELEN G. WILSON Attendance Office As- sistant. Book Club, Typing Club RUTH WISEMAN Fancy Work Club, Popu- lar Music Club WAIFFORD QUENTIN WOLFE Victory Corps, Retail Merchandising Club. Military Mathematics Club LORRAINE WOODRING First Aid Club. Cosmetology Club, Commercial Club ANN WRIGHT Entre Nous, Masque and Gavel. Attendance Office Assistant WIl.MA WRIGHT Student Council. Gym Assistant. Popular Music Club DIELBERT M. YOI-IO Band. Monitor. Or- chestra MARJORIE YOHO Witlidrew before gradum tion OWIiN S. CURRAN, JR. Big Rctl Iiootball, Big Red Iraclx, I3aslietlv.ill, Hyattsville High School HAGISR KIiS'l'IlRSON 'lintle SClll3kJl'4AlIItH Mechanics Shop, Intuimttrals gin gJEHP1llt11'i2I1lI LOUISE BIBBEE Spring Class I944 Q03 qiVE UA 1726121 all finze JKIIZIIIZJS Sfrolzq minds, qreaf lzemfs, frue falfh, and wining Lands. Holland Class Sermon Sunday, May 21, 1944 Victory March ....., ...,....., .........,..,..,....,.,,,,...,..., High School Orchestra Invocation . ..,......... .... . ..,,, , , Tenebrae Factae Sunt .- ,... Listen to the Lambs ...... Were You There ....... ....,...,,..,.. .. .. .......... .. ,.... .. ...... A Cappella Choir Scriptural Reading Hymn-- Come Thou Almighty King -.. ............ ' Congregation 6 Sermon ............. ..................... ......... . . L-.-.g ..,........ , ...... 'Lilah Cut Off Sampson's Hair ..... X'65Q5iSQiiX'Eii6i'i i Benedictnon .. .......... - ............ -- ............ -, ..........................,. .1--..-.- Huldigung's March from Sigurd Jorsalfa ..... . Commencement A Thursday, May 25, 1944 4 ------. C. Paul Herfuth ---.-.Walter Rockenstein ---.-.------..- Ingegneri .. ....... ........... De tt -.-----.Burleigh -,------------,.---.-----.-.Giardini Dr. J oseph M. Waterman ---.- .--------.--....----.Hausenlluch ----,.-Q Walter Rockenstein -------.,-.Edward Grieg March- Glory of the Trumpets ......,,..............................,.,,,,. ...... . J. O. Brockenshire Selection- Gems of Stephen Foster ,. ,... ..... . ........ ..,. ,.,.. ....... . T h e o. M. Tobam' Big Red Band Star Spangled Banner ,....,, ....... . .......,., . a..,,,.........a...........,,. ...... . . ..........,,.. . Key-Smith Class and Audience Invocation. ..,.,. . ..................... ...........................,..,.,. T he Reverend Winfield S. Patterson One Morning in May ........... ,........... .,.......... ..............,........ - ...............,.. - - - .Horton The Peasant and His Oxen ..........,.. . .................,......... ..................... . Smith-Aschenbrenner P A Cappella Choir K Presentation of Prizes. .,...,........ .. ........, .. ......... -L ......... .-.Lloyd H. Wharton. Superintendent -J. J. and Harriett C. West Prizes Theme: EDUCATION FOR NEW TASKS Introduction ....,......... ...,..,,..........,........ . . ,,. ,,... ,. ..,... .Class President. Tom Neale Building Worldwide Brotherhood ............ ..,-.. ...................,...... ,Ross Cox Enriching Our Cultural Heritage ..... .. ..,...,. ........ . Charlotte Oliver Improving Schools for Tomorrow ..... ................... J ane Raptis Bettering Community Life l ............. L .... .John Hushion America Is on the March ........ .................................... .,.... - - - ...-.L-Townsley A Cappella Choir A Presentation of Diplomas ............................,, .,..... D wight Conner. Principal Lowering of Class Flag. ..., .- ,,................................ .Tom Neale. Class .President Class Song ..,.................. ....... W ords by Virging King. Music by Jeanne Russell Class ' ' Benediction. ..............,...,.. ,.... ................ - ..... ............ .. ---Reverend Patterson March- Semper Fidelis -, .... .. .... .. ......... ..... J ohn Philip Sousa W... Q . , t . A ' i -t W -1. ra: u -7 + , f ' ',- r ,,,. '.1-. 4 . f. ', A The Staff At Work ..... or At Ease i S Us Sept KIM. IIN. OJ 1 NNY 1 I CIl.lXSSIlS Smal! Irv. Scum: Ik .Iunior K OIILJIIIIC. Slcndv slrc.1m ui Svniors Hows in .md nut ol IIC: Im' lhmr Pwr lI.lII lu' IJUQLIIY. I vczvonc III SCIIUIII slim um' UI . my IIIIIUN during wum . Iz1l71.. Mmm 1WlCIllI'L'S. I' II S IIIIIIN III Ilmlv Ilral Cnnww lmxvx Im I1lI'Il.IllI II Imuux' lu sulvsklllw Im llu' ILIVIMII SILIKIVIIIN cxwui gqsml in .IIIIIll.II Rui Vmxs IIIIYU. Drs. IIUIH. Ifclw. I uh Max' Mn' I Mm' I Mm' I IIIIDIIS dccndv upon Im.1I clvclwrs Scnior l's urg.mi7c. XVI' CUI'IlI'II1lllk' 3147.17 lo Inlan lilr I'.1r.1lysis Campaign. .Iunior Ilk vlcrl flnxs ofIIccxx. SIIHICIII Council fOI1'4llllllIUI1 IU vmud IW popular volu rlmrouglu Ingliwlm classus. Sludcnl CUIIIICII Imvv .1nnu.xI plc HIC, AASIIHICDI Imdv ufficcrx lor IW-I-I - -I5 clcclwl, Report nude. V.X1TA'IIfJN S I .XR IS' I 3 Mszwf- ' V W v is U kk W K lirhyiwlv , ,gh wwe, . - r Q 1 259'-3' 'M . F 554 . ref' , mir i f A 3 -Q. - mi- N , 'lpn' -71.-', ' .f g 1 1' '1 5 f- I - sf . . T-:iv ' i x- N 'ifiiif N xv 'Z V- .-an . . Q 3 ,Q iq Q i lk M R '35 w kb fa .:. ,-,xg ., : . 1' .A 1 Q in Q Q STUDENT BODY OVFICIZRS XK'.1l1ur Mather. Prcsidcnl: Jane Rnplis. Vice President: Mack C1r.1l1.m1. Sccrclary Trcasurcr, -' , 5'e-O l X- X X x dp? ' 2' I CAT L X :VP J w 1. li XV I Rott' one: Ruth Powell. Sue Arnold. Carolyn Renner, Joanne Taylor. Pearl Smith. Vivian Moore. Patty Rector. lfleanor Melrose. Carrie Deem. Dorothy l,eeson. .lane Raptis. Norma Russell. Row Iwo: Vslilliam Schumacher. Clair Sheppard. Bob Duckworth. Dora .lean Bee. Betty XVilson. Ruth llyre. lwila Mason. Ruth Staats. lifhe Ritchea, livelyn Covey. Mary lirances Richards, Pat l.attimer. .Ioan Brooks. Row llvret-5 Naomi liieller. Nina Hardman. Morris Ciodlirey. Sterling l.. lallman. Cilen lhompson. .lerrv livans. liddy 'l'urner. Clarence Cox. Rex King, .lr., Bill Smith. .lim Jones, .lim Baker, Corliss Weltnt'r. .lanet Smith. lfllen Minks, Miss lfthel Musgrave. Rott' lour: .lack Stephens. limery Ball. Paul Xklilliams. lired McMurray, Sargeant XVilson. Glen llrovince. Donald Holland. Hager Keslerson. Mack Graham, W.1ltt'r' Mather. Don Pierce, Don Dunn. Student Council One of the basic principles upon which America is built is representative government. Here at Parkersburg High School we have the Student Co-Government Association. known to most students as Student Council. Both Senior High and Junior High have their student councils consisting of the presidents of each home room in the school. 'l'his year the student councils have successfully sponsored the .IOLIRNAL campaigns. the club survey. the annual Red Cross memf bership drive, with contributions totaling over 322500. the filling of twenty-five Red Cross boxes for British children. the sale of tuberculosis seals in our school. the filling of thirty Christmas baskets. the collection of 3560.00 to be used for providing other baskets. a war bond and stamp drive, with sales totaling 310.000, and a safety campaign. The Student Council is the students' means ol' expression. May we realize its true value. 50 , Midyear Graduates llOMlf Room 210-W Row one: Geraldine linry. Mary Ann lYvans. Mary lfllen Smilh. Anna M. Roush. Norma Russell. Peggy lancasler. Kalhleen Riggs. Belly Osborne. Virginia Backus. lfloise Davis. lqllll' Iwo: Dorolhy Schumacher. Bertha Marie liorshey. Vx'iIda Morgan. Naomi Gordon. Ciraee Carpenler. Helen Camp- hell. Doris Delancey. Marjorie Ruhle. Bellie llaynes. Norine Steele. Miss Claw- son, Roll' Ilvreef Nina Uenham. Anna lamherl. Barbara I.ylle. Marjorie Minllx. Maxine Justice. Bellie lou Rouse, Georgia lem- ley. Ona llaymaller. Belle Davis. xllxxenleex: lfmnia Black, l'alricia Brad' lord. Virginia Childers. Belly .lean David- son. Madeline lilinn, lfdna l.onise liogle. Ruth Ann Smith. llillllli Room lls RUM' Ol74'.' lJCClv er. .lerry livans. Don lfleniing. .lack See. tiene Poole. .lack Mcliarland. lid. l.afl'erre. Row Iwo: Vdilliani lf. Hudgins. Slerling l . il'JllIll.lH. liloyd Carter. Denver Vdilson. Howard lileming. Gene Slone. Clayton Rollins. Miss M. l.. langhll. Roll' lhm-i-: .lim Anderson. Bud C. Cox. Melvin Davis. llarold B.1lIll'1. Charles lianlxhauser. lfrancis Berger. .liminy Dulsas. .'lhsl'nlei-x.' llarold Mcliihhen. Maurice Sill. Mervin Sl. Clair. llOMlf Room 316--f--Roll' one: Kathryn Ahels, Nancy l ee 'l'honias. Margaret Gra- ham. lfdilh lemley, Belly l,ou Taylor. lfrannie llarrison. VVinona Vaughan. Rulh M. lhomas. Sara l . lirashure, Josephine Moore. .Ioan Shomo. Roll' Iwo: Dorothy NVoodring. lrene l'oomey. lzwlly .lo XVoll'e. Gladys Baum- QJYIHCF. Mary lou Cooper. Mary Anne Noge. Ann Arnislrong. Belly l.ee XVheeler, .loan Yoke. Nina llardman. Marjorie SCOII. Miss Davidson. Roll' lhree: livelyn Kirsch. c:l1.ll'lOlIC Con- away. l7.lllY Anne Clyne. .loan Butcher. Ruth Andrews. Vdinifred Vdood. Helen llighsinilh. Una Pickering. .lean Swain. l2N'llY .lo Roclxhold. l75Cllli' .lean Miller. :lim-n1i'e: Rnlh lllL'l1I1Cll. eqfmi' !7lllI'0llf'l'7lIlllff, iw' frm llf7l,7HI, QI: fool fin' ll frff---fnzrl find rr worn1.l P I Qflllllllfllfi fs Il llllllllf nlmrl, ilfou fmiv' ln riff Vllfflll fiom lfn' lnwvf. Spring Graduates Hoixnl Ruoxt lzfl 'Rott' fine: .lune Set tle. Virginia Ring. Helen l3Ulljll.l'NS, .lean nie Russell, Caroline XVeaver. liillie Allul ter. Marie Smith. Dorwtliy leesun. Rott' lLL'U.' Aleen liahatl. lftlna Stephens. Pat Rawlings. Ann XViight, luis Rui. Midge Dalxe. llennv lltuwell. .lu Ann Sehauweclwr. Rott' 1hI't'l'I lfsthelene XVard. l'ei'n Aiiius. Betty Bunner. llettv l'almer. Nura lee Pollock. Charlotte Oliver. Mary Virginia Traugh. Dornthv Deeni. Rott' lhur: Beverlv Pope. .lean livle. .lean l.iltle. llileen Morris. Virgia l'mlaclx. Maiv King. l.avinia ljatlen. xll1.st'r7It'e.s: louise Aniliurn, Cieraltliits' Boggs, lfdith lemlev. litlith liianltlin. Mrs. Morrison. HDMI' Rumi llfgfllwtt' rim llellv Kemp. Mable Shreeves. llelen llruwn. Betty Snyder. .lane Raptis. lienevieve Barr. Rott' 1tL'U.' .lanet Smith. Balm U'l'mrien. Marv Ruth Clarotliers. Kathleen Cline. Sara Carroll. XVantla liury. liatlirvn XVt'n moth. Miss lliighes. Rott' three: Arlene Newhanks. lucille Smith, XXVJIIDCIJ Shears. llanline livers, Olive Hendricks. lidilh Usborne. Miltlretl Phipps. Iinwlmii-1 Mildred lewis. leona llmuttei' Held. 'lirixie Dtinawav. lla7el llilalrrtlm. l,ois Boone. lillian Norman. llelena Vwleser, Betty l,aughlin. flIm'f71ee.s: Betty Cfuinell. lKlargtterile Dow ler. Iris lilesher. Ruseann llalhawav. lflsa XVaylantl. HOMII ROOM ll Y' Hutt' with llM'llX' .lean Jackson. Zadah llaught. Mariurie Uatlgh erty. Alma XVhile, Virginia Ctmlt. Anna belle 'llrnut. liendolene limerick. Rott' ltL'11S Beatrice llilvlws, Betty lluling. Glenna Combs. Virginia ljli.lll51l'.ll-. Nina Smyth. .lean Davis. .lean llleniing. Miss Spilman. Rott' three: llranees l5lanigan. Mariurie l.. Rogers, llelen lleters, lVlai'gie lliltle i brand. Clarice liravier. Villlllltl Pnling. R tlLL'fv0l1I'f Helen Greene, ljtll litister. Opal lenox, Geraldine Julinson. Margie Pap as. Vera King. .lr., .leanne llvre. Bettv Jones. llvelyn Camp. flhsentees: Carrie lleem. lfraneis l'ari. Doris Jolwes. lhelma Rhmles. Ruth NVise ITIJI1. mmf vflrn' qv ln lbw rr'fi'rr'nn' mnm QI: qrf ll rrymrl ---rffir' nnvff our IJOIIHI. llOMl5 ROOM 'mln Riin' imc: Uwcndw lvn lNlm'risim. lirlli' Sli.ill'cr. lfmnniv Cnr miclmrl. .Ioan Slllllll. Row limi: lfmncus llndclill. Jenn Clilc. llclcn Suvil. XVilm.i XX'rigl1l. licmldinc Snidcr, Ailccn Slrplwiis. liar Ciillwrl. .Indy XVvlcIi. Rim' l,H'4'L'.' Susan lmul. Marv I on Bell. Qilurm Ci.iim'r, llclcn llvnns. liurnicc lkix, l .iur.1 l cc clFC.llllOllSL', Kathryn 'l'cb.w, Row lkiurr XV.ll'1Cl.llUC lxlOfg.1l1, Dcloris Rnmlnlpli, Rlllll Slicars. Marv linthlccn Um. Mimi Imiu-film, iw., siml. l'.ii lxlwr, louiw 'l'ippuns. xlI1.w:1li'i'x.' Mililrval Cfurrcncu. Doris Mr Million. l?lc.inor lXlvlrosc, llalul Slanlcy. Misx Smith, IIOMI- RMON Ill Ri-ii' immh' Paoli ikmlw. Mvrrill llmilcy. lfngvm' lroill. Pmluliic Morris. Bob l7v.1r. Rim' lLL'4l.' .Iini Dcvni. Melvin Dccm. Paul Sims. .Iohn lirics. llarrison XV.irrcn. i'li.irlvs ilinvlur, XV.ivm' Xvlllllillfll. Ucllwrt Yuliu. Paoli lmv. NVilli.im Alwcll. Run' lhri-uf R.iy Scllcrs. licnnclli Pmrlwr. .Iolin Morris. lcwis XVh.1rIon. Horncr Dvcin. .Iim Peck. .lnmcx Minx. Burmn Willvv. l'mli Cil.1m'v. Bula lladilox. Mrs. SIUCII. Rim' IUUII Kicni' liowan, .Iosupli liialdv. llvlnnd lulw. lfiuinlx .lngwicly Qncnlin XVliilc. XVilli.im Nurris, XVllll.1l11 O4Dvll. llmli llnwcrs, .loc Dunlmr. .lim Hinos. .llm'1ili'u.w: Ralpli cI.ll'l5L'IllCl'. XX'illi.1ni Ciil lull lliiliiul Iii ll liiln ml lill nu 'i -' Rl. '. I' 'f IIUMI' ROOM Ill Rim' mir: Rnmlall limlilnrd. fflinc KIIOIIS. lowcll XVilli.inis. cI.ll'l Ncwlwrry. l5on.ilcl l'icrcc. llxcrnard lfux. .Lick llmilcy, Rogcr liing. Cflicxlcr lflixili. .lulin lluxliiun. Rim' fum: Clmrlvs ll.1ll'vrly. lim licslci mn. XV.illur Mnllicr. llivirl ll. licslcr. llirl limlnmoml. 'llini Nnxilc, Bob Ciramlmi. XVilli.im XMIICJIOII. lfrncsl XV. Rader. lim' llugli. lfugcm' .lolinsmr lfaldiv Goodwin. Rim' llzrriu' llirlcy Rollins. .Iuilson Bnilcv. lfr.ini'i:-z XV. llt'I'KlI1LlIl. lfil llmimr, Rom flux, ll. Clinlun :Xllm.in. .Iolin A, Mil- clwll. llunicr Rnnlcr, Paoli lilnnlwnsnp. Bob l'ir.iilIorcl, .lack Rnulic. ll. .Iim Ncsliill, lcd Ci.ili'ln.in. .-lim-will-i-.x.' .Iunior lflmnccv. M.iclx llill, .l.inirs Ilull. Miss l.1vlor. HOMI5 Room Vw?---liott' one: lenora Daugherty. lflorence Allen. lilya Bolen. Maxine Somerville. Goldie O'Brien. lot tie Jayne Crane. Dorothy lihlvs, Isahelle Willianis. Betty Vincent. Hazel Staats. Row Iwo: Betty Mae Masten. l7loise Gates. Mary Conley. Marjorie Yoho. Georgia McMillion. Verona Strother. Gladys Toneray. Helan XVilson. liya Hunt. Mildred Sellers. Miss Gwen Smith. Roux three: lfyelyn Sehoheld. Dorothy Myers. XVanda l.ea Anderson. .Joanne Wells. Maxine Stephens. Madeline Green lwurg, l.orraine NVoodring. Hilma XVhit- latch, Patsy S. liox. Helen Barnes. l.yelyn Covey, rlh.senlee.s: Maxine Bartlett. I ouise Bililiee. Betty Staats. Senior l's HOME Roost 220 ----- Rott' one: Doris Tanner. Norma Hendershot. Pauline Bur- lxey. Betty l.ou Dye. lirances Bowersoelc. lfmogene Harbin, Mary l ouise Moreland. l.ois Jones. Dolores Price. Betty Mae Vvlil liamson. lllivaheth Baker. Row Iwo: Marion Anderson. Suzie XVid meyer. Nina Bttmgardner. Goldie Goudy. Viola Deem. Vlihelma Pearson. Betty Mar stiller. Kathryn Styesey, Donna Clark. Mrs. Garrison. Row lhree: .loan Ringer. Joe Ann Hutz ler. XVilma XVilliamson. Mary .Io Kirsch. Idahelle Sprottse. Barbara llertl. Betty Turner. Maxine Shriner. Pat lattimer. Alice Tice. fllnsenleesf Marion Ahrendt. Alice l attgh lin. Margaret XVelch. Hosni Roost 2?0-- -Rott' one: Mary Ann VN'oods, Betty Hewitt. Anna Hall. Ger- trude Fox. Regina Chichester. Ruby John- son. Dorothy XViggins. Graee Beckett. Frances Rose. Rott' Iwo: Ruth Van XVay. Phyllis Smith. Rose Carol McAtee. Anna Taylor. Betty McPherson. Mary l.ee NVoll'e. Pam XViI son. l.ucille Boso. Miss Vaughn. Rott' three: lfllen Ann lfchols. Betty lou Roberts. Mary lirances Richards. Regina Schoheld. .Ioane Atkinson. lzileen Poe. Vranees Oliver, Gladys Robinson, Bertha Niehols. flb.sen1ee.sf Kathleen lieiser. Glenna Mae Nohe. liaye Smith. Betty llniplelvy. Mar dell XVright. mr' aim ls dlliqllf fn l'I'IIf!l ffm rmlwg 57710 ,NYILIIUII Ii: fu iluq or ITIIIIA. HOMIE Room 33+ -Row umm' Billy Ches- shire. Ben Leonard. Carl Brown. Ronald Singer, Basil Snider. Jr.. Tom Joyce. Har- lan lDllClxWO!'lll. Max Brillon, Bob Cam- eron. Jim A. Dullas. Row ILL'l1.' Mack Graham. Charles Becllerl. lawrence Taylor. lid Cirueser. Carl Davis. lid. King. Joe Samuels. leonard Cox. Dale Swearingen. Carl Shoclxey. Carl Cus- ler. Miss Townsend. Roll' ll7rei'J Bill Jones. Chuck Hardman. Jack Van l.ear. Harry Barnell. l.eonard Morris. Robert Sydensliclser. Jack Chris- lopher. Judy Mason. llarold Haddox. XWard Cleyenger. Jr.. Gerald liury. Chuels llelner. flI1sl'r1Il'es.' Jesse Davis. Bolvlay Joe Heri- llerson. Russell Johnson, Clerald leMas iers. John lliorn. Junior ll's llOMlf Room ll0- Row one: Ruth Miihllaacla. Carolyn Seoll. Marlha Jones. BCIIY Baum. li.lllllUCl1 lludlxins. Shirley Bkilltllllkil. llAllllI1C Slewarl. Row Iwo: Mildred Ann SlOCllCf. Char- lolle Rice. Marie Collle. lionda Hardman. Marnell Bradley. l.ois Ann Alwels. Nancy Brown. Ginny Ullerbacll. Mary Jo Dyer. Miss lVlJlllCI'lY. Row lhrl-u: Shirley XVoodward. Beverly louden. Rlllll Ann XVinland. Belly Rel- lerer. Nancy XVonders. Belly June Pollard. Sally lfllis. Rlllll Ann lf.llOl1. Grace leg- gell, Row lour: Mildred NVeelxly. Jeannelle Slarr. Sally Cain. Palricia I emley. Calher- ine Dudley. BCIIY Melrose. lfyelyn Mas len. Charlolle l yons. lfdrie Mclnlosli. fl1m.wrill'l's: llnogene Allen. Phyllis Allon. Joan Brooks. Mildred Callilaan. Donna Davis. Vwlinifred Holscher. Mary Virginia Smllll, l ucille NVeekley, HOMI5 ROOM lll Rim' one: Naomi liieller, lfrieda Sleplmens. lfloise limrick. Dolores XVills. Nell l.ouise Sll1l'lCll. Jean lfarley. Row Iwo: lfrin Stump. Rulvy l.ee Rollins. Gail Snodgrass. l.ila Marshall. Rolierla lfllll. Margarel llolll. Mary lou Gale. Row lhree: Mildred Scarlverry. louise lliompson. liallierine Mains. Mildred Biraln. l indel Marshall. Mary Rlllli Mill er. lrene lN.llIl-I11.ll1. Clirislella laylor. Miss llLlll'lOl1LlSOIl. Row ll1ll1'Z Mary Alice llarr, Belly Bralf lord. Mary li. CLISIO. lVl,ll'll1.l l7ay linaus. Mary Johnson. Belle XVillles. lfmogene Sniillm. Maxine llililis. nllnsenll-e.s: Kallileen Ixllll. Mary Sue lfagle. lorraine Gwynn. lfrancis Keslerson. Belly Porler. Dolnia SlJlllll.lI1. Aileen Taylor. lrene XVilliamx. lrene XVines. gllfllil Ill, l2I'IIIllfI'llfIf, I!I'0All'H1l ll!! PKIIIY' Souqbf lbfflllffll rl1'sr1m1'om fbnf mmf m'i'f'7 rmw. Ijb, Aroffmvl Gl1f'lllI'1,l'If fi flu' worifl 311 flu' limr' Uflllyff' lllfllllljll, :four brain mlqbl Anrif. IIOMI- ROUXI 130 Riva' 111705 liall Xvil lianis. Cilcn lfvans, ,lim XVcavcr, liranuix Harold. Cicril Jones. .lulm lIiuwcll. l'millv XViscinaii. liugcnc AIICIIILIHI, .lcmiiic .liilin sun. Mrs, Burk. Row livin: lilcn liimcs. lzilwaril XVilwn, Rm' SILWVJII, .lack Ciraliani. Dun Alfll, Dallas XVails. lranlxlin XVariiii1. livmigi- l,cn1as1crs. ,. . ., . Rim' lhri-u: Xirgil llmmas. Carl Mori' house, lcwis Pmcclxwilli, lDi'llwrI Milclicll, Cliarlcs Iivvlmlilx. Ilowarii lfsliclrnan, Cai roll Swain, fllmifvliumf Cilcn liailcv. l'I1lL'l'Y Ball, l'wn Rcnlin. .loc Scott. llulwil Siivslcr, Ciimlmi Young, .liao Snydcix IIOMII Rumi III Rini' -ini-: SLIIJIIIM' liiclxnvy. .lisan vX'l'lfJ,l1l. .Ivan lhssim, Durix Buckner. Uiwrisllii' Macc. lillian Ulil. lllllh IDJLIQIIUIIY. Run: Huw: Iivclvn .I, Pllug. Iliiwiii.ii'v Iams, .Io Claire lfaglc. Ruth Iiunnvr. lila nom llarilman. Ncva xxiljlill. llclcn l'arvanI, Miss Kaihlccn Poling. Row Il7ruu: Roscann XVilwn. .lunc .lai'ri'll, Opal Pcppcr. lrancus lraccwcll, lzllcn Minka, lrcnc Stull. llalcl Anni- l7.iwsisn, Berry Gray. Rim' Iiiiuri Marv .Ianc Nclson. I mis Vx'iwil, Margarul lzlsclilagcr, Irina Donna Ank min. Valcrv Slwlciic. Dnmilw .lulmsim. Vclda Brailli-y. 'Iiliulma Pwnnuil. Iiviiiw l oclxliarl. ,-ll1si'nli'i's: Ificila Casin, l7ik'llY llnlwn. Alha lN'laisl1all. Naunii ixlullllllf, l'mailwai'.i Ann lvl.1fliCH!lK', liancvs Moss. Maxx' I nuiai- lavlisr. IIOMI: Rumi llll Rim' iimh' I7cani' Alwl. Ilamlil Iirrrcll. Dun lcwis. Slanlcv I uclxliarl. Bill Sims, Paul liiixllw, lliimlu Davis. Rim' limi: .lim XVili'. liiclmaril l',Il1L'l'lElx. Cicorgc lucpcr. Miirrix Ciiiillrcv. l'mi'i'vl Coupcr. .lolin Ciciirigc. Paul Snvilcix Dick Ricliniond. Dcwcv Ili-lniiuk, Rim' llrriwi Cflifliorcl Mallcv. 'liuni Ilmnip son. Norman Smilli, Cil.irciicc Dawkins. XVilliam Iilcsliur, Bill Swcariiiiivii. liranl, lin Ankroni, .Iacli Rcclor. Ciail Siiiul. Ruin four: Ciladv lilllc, Rugcr Y-,'iiill'v. Calvin Calcniliiic. I vlc l7iiiisi1iimi'. Kiinnn Taylor. Ncil fil1.llllI1. Rm' llalc, Vic XVil liams. 'liom .limncy 'llilwy l yllv. Lllflllwfylf, Lug, pfrmf, nm? UIIILF 'DHI of lfn' ifurlzf of jglvfoqlf NIIILW. lltlkll- liwilkl 1 l 1 Row imc: .l.imi'sll.11'- iisoii. Ilan Aligviislciii. l'r.inl-. Squircw. .loc l .inl1. lilcn Ci.iim'i', Cflmrlvs Carpcnlrr, Riiii' limi: M.ifli l7L'l1l. M.ii'vin llfCL'Ll. Al lwrl Sl.ll'I'. l'mill iflmlcrsoii. Kcnnclli llmilvv. ll.iri'v liilslwlc. Allwrl lficlilvr. Riiimld l.ud wig. Rumi' lhim-J lNlyrmi Rust. l'.irl liowurs. .lim Ciiuilv. .Inc .I.ii'vix. Cicn: ll.ii'ncx, llnrry Slt'W.lI'l, lion Dunn. Bill XVLM. Rim' liiur: lfil l L-nilvy. .lim llaviius. Ron .ilil 'l'lmnipsim. Cf.ii'rull XVig.il. lilwin llihllldlll. l'sill 'l'i'.icy, liill lglllKl1Cl'. Don Slii'cwslmiii'y'. .4lli.si'nli'i'x.' Mori'ix fllll'I'L'V, ff.irrull llivis. l'.iiil lngiuim. llownrd .lolinsmy Cflvdc Mir.icli-. Willi.im Sfl1riiciii.in. Cimrgc XVliili'lii'.iil, Mr. l7cri'i1l1iir'gci'. llllkll' liwufxl ZI5 Rim' iinv: lflninc Iii-Ili-ix Cicinililim- Sindlcdcckcr. llulvn Ricli nrilxun. .lc.in Nlmiwc. V.ilcll.i lkix. Cfccilin lloling. llcriiici' Alkiiisoii. .lo.in llvdc. .lx'.II1 Null. Ruiz' icuii: l7ului'i's llirlcv. Doris liriuml. Audini Riclwv, Aiin.ilwllc 'l'.ivlui', llclcii Mvcrs. l7v.i .lain Rcxrimil, .lov Smiili. .limn Mclil. Marv liny Mclnlirc. liIli.m lliinicli. Rim' lliri'i': llnx.1lL'.i Slcplicns. Knililccn liiilwiis. l'.iulinc lcmlcy. Rulli Olive Al lulivr, Mary l on S.indv. Ross Marv XVcin- liciim'r. linlliryn .l.incIos, .lniic l'.irsuns. livtlv l mi lfcicli, l5clwr.ili Cox. Miss Cicr- iriidc Mccrwcin. Rim' liiur: llrlcn lixisurc. Bully' Aiigus' llllt. lNl.ii'v l2li'I1I1i'll. llnmiliy Snowulcn. liiilli Sl.l.llS. .lc.in l'ciim'lv.iclwi'. .liisiiiiv lilllv. XV.iml.i lli'.ili.im, Bclli' Piclwiis. lXl.iriiiiic liicuil. xllixiirilwif' li-ii.i l,ml.ii'lx. llllkll- ROOM lla Rim' imu: .limmv lg.ll'xL'l'. l'.iul llruwii, 'l'lium.is lNl.irlis. lvlc l7ci'ni. R.iviiiuiiil lull. l5dw.iril l5.ivi'r. Iiviiiiulli Rvclor. Cicnc Clinip. NVil li.ini lg.lllINg.1I'lHk'l'. R.iiiil.ill BlIllCI'. lfiiii' limi: Iimncis lfllcm. llnrrv Ailliiiiw. Ralph Qiillvspic. lfclwin 'l'.ix'lor. Bill lluiiwr. lIVk'I'4'll llilclicn. Paoli Cir.ili.im. llcn Cii'.ili.im, liiiv llollnmii. l'rill Mvcrs, .l. A. XViml'lcr. Rim' lim-i'.' Cicurgc Polivilcli. lid. Zoiuiw' ski. Ni-.ilu Williams. lf.irl Bilvlwcc. liugcnv Siivilcr. .luliii li. Clinlcr, lindlvv Clmnuv. liulwrl liulivllo, lliulwrl Clcvciigcr, Cirl Cfuiigi'ovu. .'lli.wriIi'vx.' llnmlil Cfuriuin. l7.iul Dccm. lfilwnril l5cV.iuglin. Rolnil lloivcs. Clair l liiilwig. lfiliicll lxicr. Cicmgi' Scliraclcr. ll.iri'i' Nogih Hosni Roost lillvliott' one: .lulia l.owe. Phyllis lfrancis. Kathryn DePue. Betty Starr. l.ucille Pringle. Helen Stump. Rott' Iwo: Helen Santee. Vwlilma Sams. Rosalie Berry. Marg Dils. Phoehe Shafler. Zelma Courtney. Doris Cochran. Betty l.ou Berry, Mary lightner. Roherta Burkhart. Row three: Patty Reftor. Audra Camp hell. Nelma Casto. Helen Camp. Beatrice Brown. .Iuanita Bauman. Beulah Nutter. Betty Smith. Betty Dugan. Hazel Antler son. Marion Mayo. Miss .lefl'erson. Rott' four: lilyauntla Corhitt. lileanor Thomas. Betty lidman. Marian Burtl. Maxine l.ipps. liloise Dearth. Ruth Dayis. Carmen l.athey. Clara XVilliams. Kathleen lflliott. Mary l.ou Hillard. HOME Roost zgsflzllll' one: Garnet Dunn, Betty I.eRow. Joyce Boone. Kath leen Mcfiiyern. Irene Davis. Rott' Iwo: Amy Rose Burrows. Mary Hamriek. Alice Braham. l.eown Somer yille. Ruth Kelley. Margaret Douglas. Roxie Bennett. 'lihelma lfllison. lmogene liull Rott' three' llelen Bradley. .lean Ciratly. Marion Roherts. Betty XVells. Carolyn Stukey. Maxine Spence. Ruth Ann Bttrgy. l5ern Richards. Annette lfagle. Betty Al' bright. Miss Phelps, Rott' four: llthel Parr. l.ois Delancey. Clarestine Orem. Anna Bell Banks. Mar iorie Cirapes. llelen lemley. leota Duck' worth. Pauline llollinian. Pxgelle Keenan. Elie Ritehea. rlbsenlees: lfya .lane Anderson. Mary Cantwell. Ruhr Chute Bonnie l ake. Ada Sole. Junior l's Hosus Roost lllvvlioit' one: .laekie Boso. Eleanor Paton. Betty Cantwell. lfdith Brookoyer. Ruhy Hawk. Ruth Hawk. Dolly Yeater. .lane Kennedy. Rott' lLt.'ct.' Betty Johnson. .lean Oldham. lilla Jean Gross. Cornelia Boreinan. lu cille Mefiinnis. Nora .lane kVells. Mary .lane Parr. lfleanor .lean Rollins. Phyllis .lean Hoy. lois XVilliamson. Qiertrutle Hallhill. Rott' three: Marjorie Bailey. Jeanne Duel ley. Bertha Perrine. Cieraldine Dotson. Rosemarie Dailey. Doris Vx'ile. Virginia Meeks. Betty Clegg, Nina Vx'ilson. l7slhei' Pilehartl. Rott' four: lla Smith. Regina Qnlhert. Bei niee Jackson. Doris Barrett. Arrietta Bloss er. Rttth llyre. Carol Bates. Doris Ste phens. l ois Kesterson. lzlilaheth XVetlantl. Marion Blake. :lim-nit-e.s.' Phyllis Ann lee. Mary Vir ginia Jackson. Ruth King. .leiyell Moore. Violet Randolph. Barhara Sanlortl. Bar hara .lean lhorne. .lean lriplett. Betty Xklootlyartl. Miss Spencer ju f721iql?LI'll wr' mwrfq fry, fgwuw ww rrmil qrl .t 4- Z fo rqnnf if. ll0Mlf ROOM .232-V RULL' one: Jack Mill- er. Charles Hutchinson. Donald Holland. liennelh liought, Jas. Meliowan. ilihomas llallhill. Rott' IlL't1.' Ronald Mills. lra XVood. Jack Berry, lfdward Dougherty. Rav l.inch. Dean Poole. Kenneth Autos. Row three: John Vlroth. John XVolfe. Jr.. llene Mitchell. Roy llostottle. Dan Rulev. Rolaerl llayes. 'liim lhompson. flIr.sel71t't's: John Butcher. llaul Grant. Melvin Ureiner. John llull. Carol l.oelwig. Vlayne longmire. lhomas Smith. Miss XValler. ll0Ml- Room 310-V Rott' one: 'l'om l.v- lle, Jim Jones. lawrence Mitchell. Robert Mcfhee. Donald Snvder. John Mavhew. l'auI Gragg. Row ltL'o5 Mr. Ralph Hood. Harvev Mer- edith. Carl Burltev. James Umplebv. John lieslerson. Alva Qiuinn. Jack Vannov. Row ll7l't'L'.' Cflvde Dunham, l'ahl Moore. lilen lflint. Vslm. l'ahl. VN'm. llavman. liv- eiett loving. Rohert Butcher. .-ll1sen1t'i's: l.lovd Dve. Robert lferrell. Charles lfurhs. Charles lindamood. Homer I ongsworth. Charles l ow. Jack Meredith. Revnard Sellers, Rohert Shanks. l ewis XX'aIlace. Soplwomores lltlklli Room ll'5 - Rott' UI7t'.' Dorsalie lindle. lmogene Vincent. llhvllis Currev. Onalee Sheppard. Carlene Blair. Margaret Ann llowes. 'liheresa O'Brien. Rott' lu.'o: Orma Radclill. Yvonne Mills. l'earl Smith. lfileen Newbanlts. XVanda Jean Mcliowan. Jacqueline Roberts. louise Sindledeclxer. lfdna Alleman. Bettv Rhodes. Rott' three: Jane Powell. lfvelvn Hile. Ruth Copeland. llelen Revnolds. lfreda llartley. Charlene I ang. Pat lhorn. Doro thy llxarnett. lidna lauderman. Rott' lour: Virginia Byrd. llene Blair. listher Stoops. Aleinda Davis. Clara Vw'hite. Reva liaufman. Carolvn Haves. Juliet l unham, lfvelvn Johnson. .'lh.sn'l7lt'i'N' Betty liarnsworth, Sara Grant. liettv Ann llammond. l,vl.1 llull. Ruth lNlanil'ee. l ueille Mel ain. llettv llene llioine, Miss NVooilvarsl. I .Ji H .J tt. 2. .H lI1l!'f I0, HCIHNIIT, ,l'fl7I1li IIIH Ulf!! fmifflz flu' fiwfi of flu' !II1l'll!'l1ft brffp us hwy lllllflc. 7 f i l flu C30HlHll'7f'I'lI! fr'fr1'lfln1r'f1'1' l!ll'7I' I I nw' fiqizrwi muI fnfls, jguf mfwfr fffr' llilflllilllf nf? run! prlfli. HOXIIA Rwoxi Ill--W Rim' iiriv: Nril linivll, .loc Cioodwin. llmli lluggaiis. liulwil XVclsli, llmyil liccnan, llzill fXi'ii1slmiiig llolwrl lraccwcll, Rnlwri XX'arrcii. Rim' Iiuw. lidgar Mullviiri: Carl XX'aril, Bud Rul. .lim Jonca. .lcrrv flxvlrml. Pauli King, .lcrrv liarlwc. Bula SIUPIIUIIS. Rum' lhrwu' Russell Kirinini, llill INIHIIIU, .lark XVliili'. Umn INIUICILI llwill lliiknian Dun lawwn. Uun licalv, Miss liiirlx Rum' luur: Cilyilc Nlr'Ki'.iiuI, I .iwiuiiyr lford. .lcrrv Hcnnigcr. Nlvlvin l5.lINUl'lX. lfugcnc llall. NIOIIUII Uniuii, liini Slir llan. llifliaril l'ai'lx. llwn I Jllll. ,-lIisi'r7lui'.x. l'aul lnuili. .liilin li'luiiiiiil.ix, . . , lzric lclvrwii, XVilliani XVaill liiilwil XVl'l.H'lUI'l, llwallf ROOM Ill Rim' rim llill llwall. Cflvdc lfislicr. Vciiimi lcrivll, llaul Mai' licw, Rolla XVallacc. I aX'criii' l'liiinias. Run' liuo: llcnrv llvwill. laigciil- liliuin, Nlcllcclx. l'mill l'iclwnx, Dali' liilnlv. Paul lewis lfnrakcr. XVilliani lwiiisr. Vlauil XVilliame. Rum' llirvv, Rolwil l5ini's. Dun l'x'ans Llarcncc faux. l'vill l.ll'I1XXK'Lalll1. Uonalil lzwing. Cicnc Villianis. Mr Nl, XX. lin gcr, Run' liiiii: Ciliarlcs lwiggin XK'aii'cii Ilan mlulpli. llowarnl XViggiiis. Iinliaiml lxiiiuw Rav linaux. lliuinax filcgg. llx'IIN'll Ilan' SKYII. .'lb.xi'r7Ii'i'.' Rifliaill l5ax'is. lluxiif liowxi 124 Imp lin. Plivllii Ilavrlcn. Urvrlla l'mi.ilw, Max' llwllv llavnrx I:.ll1IxI1.1llM'l', llullx' lim lnigiilll, l'u'IIX Jarlxwn. Run' IlL'mi.' Ilclcn llriannun Yiiiginia llal luwull, Donna Ruliiiixiiii. liiiiiiiiu I nu liar roll. Marv llutlman. Norina .Ivan ,Nnilci son. Vvlnia Slininan. lir'iii'v.i llianil. Mai jl.lI't'l lallnian. llaulinu Ciaiiilvv. leULL'!l7lL'L'.'.IU.ll1I1l' lavliir, I 0lL'I.l Nllliili licn. l'lcanm' lux, llinor liullvwii, lcna lliirklcv, Anna liuIlinig1mi. l'lUl'x'llCx' Vlini' Marilyn I-uiillv, lfclilli I vcicll. Rum' lurzr. A,l.ll'l1.ll't'l llwrl, ll.lllkL'N lial houn. lavina Mcliililwn. llcnc Uiilwii Iilllli Smart. Rulli .luiiiw llaiiiiia Sli' plwns. Viva vliCI1I1.ll1l, llwllx' lliixliin. licllx lloplxins. :llmi'r7li'i'.xf .Ill.lI1ll.l l'il.inki'iixliip. I mx lfrancis, Maxim- lirillin. lllwila lluuxli Nlixs .liulinsoir Maiaii' C arrlill. Uimillii' K lim' xlnna I mix .411 Cljillllllf, ipwrrlii Mr' ffxluq lbnf rmmfi, .Blll, Ulf, AUDI' lllllljlf Iliff, I,lI'I'l, Illllllllfl! IIUMII IIUUXI .II-I Nutt' wriw: llwarlwara Iilw, Iinogciit' xltlains. Utwrotliv Iicrrcll, Violrt Iicrlvwiili. I7ivrothv .lcan Ilush. Ilatilccn Iltitlginw. liatlilccn Iltitlgins. Cicr- titiilc raiitlicww. Nutt' lttwwi lftlitlm l'riIwIwt'. Iivltv I5ai'54cItiIi, llctlv Inu Ailaniw. Ilafcl Nurinc Davis. I uis Alton, lorctta Iitiinur. NVantIa Inta- nrv. I uuisc XVt'iI. Miss Miltlrctl Hichlc. Rott' thru' INIarv I5ct'ltctt. lwila Mason. Marv Iicsli'i'stm. Marv Ii. Ifarnsivorth. Iinnaltllini' I'wuxh, Rust' .Iahahn. I71t'ltV I,1lII'I1S. Ilrlcn IImwt'r. Alvcrtla Prttttcrncltl. Rini' mm: Nnrnia Ciartlcr. Ilxcttv Andrr- wn. Doris Allioixl. Irvni' ci.IYL'l. l3arh.ira l7anit'ls. Iflwii' I'walwi'. XVanila Bttvfartl. lfliarltwtlc .lunt'x. Maxinc Iflcak. Clara AI- Ivn. Marv I'mtlit'. .ll1xi'nIi'i'.w' Noida lilaclv. l vssv Bolcn. I co- ta llnnahttc. I'i'ant't's Imltlins. Bcttv Iuii IXlt'rri'lIs., lilcanni Mntlcxitt. Qnlcnn Parks. .Iiilia XVigaI. IIOXII4 Rumi lllw Rwtt' tim' .Iaclt An eltwxuii. Rtvlwit I'i'tcrs. Iirrnit' Ilinchart. I'1cnnic Ilinrliart. It-tl XlxI.lSl1.llY.lllgll. Chas. Cfalr. Dtvnaltl Dctltscli. Rott' ItL'rv.' .Ianics Ilmtiras. Rav Snitlcr. Del- lwrt IXICNVIIOIISC. Iftl Sniiicrx. Kcnnsth Rich- artlx. Ifrncst XVliitclit'atl. Cicraltl Dattrcllc. Ravniuntl 'Iiavlnr. Binh Dugan. Nutt' llirrvf I aivrvncc Ilall. Arden Mollo- lvan. I'milI Allcn. l i'tI Iirantlingcr. Corliss XVi'ltnt'r. .Inst-pli vI'lIl'lIL'I'. Arthur Cittstlw. Miss Nval. Hint' ltmur: Ilicliacl Nctlcll. Don Malcolm. Ilartwltl McI7unaItl. Cicorgc XVt'iglc. Ciillwrl Swartz. Cictwrg: Sinipson, Ciail Callandcr. I'liilip Iiitllcr. Donald Vx'agncr. David I3t'clxnt'r. .'ll1xt'nlri'x.' ifail Ilivscli. Ilcrrv IVIacIwy. I:vs't't'Il IXKIKTIXN. Iltvxtlf ROUXI ZIP! Rini' unix' lfiiioggvnc litiwxvll. Ruth Ann Ilarllclwn. Ilclcn Sams. I7nrotIiv Row Ilcttv lcnion. Imis High- Iantl. Marv Iluatllcv. IIICIIY .lcan Hill. Iiatlilcvn I3tinahtit'. Rirtt' ItL'U.' Pat Otto. Vivian lN Itmrt'. Dor- othv Duncan. I'1:ttv Annc Ifnx, Ruth 'I'lwnias. I'wt'rvl Circcnu. Icona Hollands- worth. Donna Cirantham, I.ois Schutt. Rim' 1l1rt'i'.' Anna 'XVhitIalfh. Ircnc Iilor- cnct: .Ianu Knight, lilcanur Uiidcrwtmtl. Iictlic XVagoiii'r. Alict' Mills. .Icannc Mtarctlitli. Cilcnna Rvnicr. Ifranccs Iilcm- ing. Nutt' liiur: Iiathrvn XVtmIlartl. litlith Cirtsgaii. Ruth I ittlr. Ifllcn McI.ain. Bcttv IUII Ilall. Pt-ggy Nlorrix. Ruth Gilchrist. Iimclinc Stcplwns. Bcttv Smith. Nlarv I ri' Mtiran. .'IIv.wrm'i'.w.' .Ican I:I.llL'I'. llmcttv I nu Gainrr. Rtilw Ciatilt. I'wttv lcisurc. Miss Iltini- phrvv. llON1I- Room 133' Rott' one: Bolt Sagel. Clifford Russell. Bob Turnbull. Don Mc- Clure. Row Iwo: Robert l.emons. liloyd Burgy. Nile lfarnsworth. David Riddle, Charles l.andsetlle. XVilliam Powell. Johnny lflinn. Bill l.ieving. IQULL' three: Mr. .l, li. Johnston. XXAIICI' McGee. Patil Smith. Verl lfarley, leonartl Dotson. Don Scott. XX'illie Gregg. V Roux four: Bob XVeaver. Vs'illiant liouse. lyan lfox. Robert Doals. Charles Morri ron. .lunior Gragg. l.eslie Douglas. Dan Douglass. fllisenleesr Darrell Buckley. lson Burdette. Conrad Casto. Paul liisher. Charles lllflfll er. Rex King. Herold Moore. Clinton Morgan, Delbert Sellers. Vs'illiatn Six. Hosni ROOM 'vO'9--f-Row one: .lune lay' lor, XVinona Pratt. Rtllh Powell. Charlotte Skarry. Peggy lingler. Pal Perrin. Made' line Shaver. Phyllis Gibbs. Mary Martin. Row Iwo: Naomi Schott. lftlna Mont gomery. Thelma l.ow. Dorothy Osborne. Harriet Parkis. lrene Smith, Vera Hu hacher. Clarice Mcliown. Thelma Mar shall, Alberta Stanley. Betty l.ee Mont gomery. Row three: Joann Newberry. Belly New house. Juanita Naylor. Betty Parrish. her nadine Miller. Violet l.yneh. liarnestine Scholield. Belly Kimble. Miss M. .l. Davis. Row four: l,uanna Montgomery. l.ena Nohe. Kathryn Morris. l.ois Mayhugh. Mary Virginia Patterson. Peggy Sue Over ton. l.orraine Price. Anna l.ee XVigal. l.or raine Pflfkflll. Garnett Vkfilhelm. Ahsenlees: Belly lewis. Betty Usborne. Marjorie Parsons. Pretty Phillips. lirances Pratt. Thelma Ruse. HOMIZ Room lrll--Rott' one: Peggy Gaston. .loan lfleshman. Anna Black. Betty l.ee Trout. .lane Jacltson. .loan Rowley. .lean l.eonard. Row Iwo: Melvena lilinn. Margery Gain er. lzrances Miller. Mary .lohnson. Vivian Patterson. Beuhla Snider. Norma Kaul man. Betty Barker. Patty Neale. Row three: Wilni.i lDOlsUI'l. Geraldine Reese. Marjorie Johnson. Helen Caplinger. Grace Spaicl. Helen Roth. lfvelyn Hard man. Carolyn Renner. Kathleen Sweeney. Ann Dye. Row four: Marilyn Schultv. Glendenia Conner. Maxine Greenberg. Nancy Cup ples. Marjorie Gilmore. Sue Orrahootl. .luelith Samuels. Peggy lflorence. Viola Al len. lfleanor Hays. Belly lallerre. flhsenlees: lfmily lieilv. Norma Smith. Sharon Scholl. Miss Auch. in work Wlifll fi'q1n'ri is quffr ll lrirk, j3ul.BooMfrp1'nq is fwfr: worw ln lirk. llOMlf Room HI- Rott' one: Donald lfile. Ralph Miller. Dick Miller. lfphraim Kelley. Ray XViggins. Vy'alter Kelley. liran- cis l.eep. Rott' Iwo: Rolan l.emley. Herhert XVise- man. lfugene Meredith. Jerald Morehead. Robert Newberry. Gene King. Joe Holli- day, Gene Higgins. Gene Mills. Rott' Ihrev: Howard Poling, Junior Mor- ris. Glen Moore. l,loytl l.oxyther. .lack Hendrickson. Charles llolll. lired Sprout, Mr. Bradshaw. Row four: Burl Stealey. Allen Pennyhack- er. lfugene lfortney. Thomas l.otigh. lirank Oldham. lired McMurray. Bill Platt. Gor- don Koon. Maynord law. Harry l,yons. flhst'nlr't': Max Kimhle, llOMlf Room lll- Rott' one: Alleyne Congrove. .lean Canary. Shirley MeAtee. Mary .lane Roherts. lirances Yoho. Ay- leene Kaufman. Row 1tL'U.' Patty Johnson. XVilma Barker. Georgia Hartley. Betty Montgomery. Betty l.ou Riggs. Chloanna Battin. Dora .lean Bell. Hilda Guinn. Rott' lhrev: Imogene Grant. Mary South- ern. Doris Davis. Dorothy XVinans. Mary Sloan, Kathleen Hoffman. Betty Jackson. Ruth Boyd. l.ucille Buckley. Row four: Dora .lean Bee. l.eah Bush. Ruley Andrews. Cireeta Hayerty. Mary Ciriflith. Bettie Shreeves. Phyllis Davis. .lo Ann Zeirott. Tilena Powers, l.ena Baker. I.t1la Mae Kaufman. 1-lbs:-r71t'e.s: Nina Atkinson. Martha Ben- der. lfleanor Deem. Bonnie l.afl'erre. Bett- lah Martin, Miss Vv'eir. HOMIE Rooixi ll-lxlfott' one: .loan Smoot. Mary .lo Radcliffe. Marty Over- ton. .lo Ann lfries. .lulia Anne Sheets. Glenna Mae lilesher. Pat liury. Rott' Iwo: .lean Kress. Sara Sutter. .lean M. Devereaux. .lean liranklin. Marian Kizinski, Kathryn Couch. Deloris Goff. .loan O'Connar. Betty Jo Stanley. Patty Butscher. Rott' three: Ruth Grueser. Camille Smith. liula l.ee Morris. Sue Arnold. lillen Con- ner. Pat Napier. Betty l.ou Rogers. Jean Jones. .lacquelin Ridenottr. Patricia Htint. Mary I.ou Jackley. Carma Cox. Rott' four: Beverly Davis. Nancy Dearth. Mary Kathryn Devine. Nancy I.ou Nuh- lier. l.eota Thonipson. Ann Bonar. Nancy lfarson. Margaret Hewitt. Neville Marstill- er. Site Schauwecker. Doris Brinker. Hil- dred Keyser. Alvst'n1t'0s: Patricia Ballon, Miss Hayman. 60 wrifr' sborfbmzfl, ln lllpr, fn fifr, I .Mflkr 0ff'rf' gjfllfllifl' Gfnn lV0I'llLVVA7l'l!'. 5, ff 1' 1 mop flllflilq nm urwi Wlllllllf Jlnfr' lllllfllllilllill flllllll' l'Xl'Illlllllf. K llOMl4 ROOM 315 Rott' true: XVaneita Stephens. Vnmla Shephertl. Doris llvles, lrene Shelley. .lswephine 'liaylmx Rim' ILL'ti,' Mary XVatle. Ruth Ainus. llhvl liQ Pyles, l,m'aine Smith. Martha 'lhotup won. l7lurence Vfhite. Puerta lialon. Culleqn Hughes. luis Province. Regina Ruhle. Row three: helix' 'l'i'aeewell. .luaune Bever. Qulis Steele. lfleanm' Rithlle, l'mettt' XVright. l.ena Civitilln. .luanita Ritltlle. Bernice Sallee. Betty Priram. llmettv lee Horner. Mm. Helen Smith. Rau' luur: Kathrvn Coe. Shirlev fiwishei, Coral Riggs. Dork Perine, llN'llY XX'ilwn. Anna XVellQ. liernadine Steele. l'auline iliavlor. Pauline XX'aldeelx. Kathryn leflt, Marjorie Suuther. fllnxenlees: Clara Atlains. Mani' llainmett. Bettv Ruherts. Mary Virginia Sams, llelen NVinans, HOMIE ROOM ,alll Rini' unix' Rlwsel Daugherty. Kenneth lfurv. Robert Kirhy, Ravmond Hinckley. Paola l,llClxNK'UI'll1. Howard Hanshaw. llhilip Gilchrist. Cecil lracewell, .limnw llminas, Row ILLVJ5 Bill Bailey. Charles llupp, l'vill Callahan, Bernard Clegg, Rnlwert Ctwen .lesw Anderson. Rohert Davis, Mariun Rake. Paul Alexander. Rfiu: 1hI'l'l'f Dick Smith, .lim Ctwiie. Ralph Cullum, llerxhell llmxtic. lion XVharton. James Deem. Marvin Powell. Russ Dollman. Rollaml Yuung. l'aul Mahoney, flhxenleexf Kenneth Cieer. .lanies Qietxige. Harold llall. lflhert .ltwhnwn. 'l'litmi.ix l amhert. lfarl Reyiwltlw, Mix Scott. HOXH4 Rumi -H34-A - Rtiu' Une: XX'illiani Schumacher. .luhnny lladgett, .lamex Cheatham. Rav Clarle. litlwarel Kelly. .lohnny Cart. llaul Ciorclun. Clarente Caniphell. Russell Augustine. Rim' lLL'US Charlee Beckner. .lue llmattvn. Charles Cline. Olxey llwutcher. Rex lflovtl. l.ewis Johnwn. Bill Cooper. Ronald lim ter. Rudolph Radtlxa. .Iohnnv Milanese. Row three: Ronald Cutnhs. Glenn lliv. lirank Pryor. Delbert lanner. .luhn Cin chelty. Chester Camphell. Bch Ariiistrtmg. lldgar liortney. Stephen Richards, llaul Borrelli. l,e.leune Cunger. f:lbXt'l7lt'L'S.' liugene Camphell, XVeldun Caplinger. Kenneth Ctwev, Mr. lklwaral Hixson. fV'l'6! INN, Ulbffffl, IIJVIWAS IUII2 rmum, rln lrlfv' lbimi In gnc ffib I I I IILOIUIJYQ llOMlf ROOM 405 A- -Rott' one: Robert Spencer. Bill Milhoan. Roland NVingrove. Roy Vv'ildman. Paul lixline. Charles Bui- ler. Rohert Scott, Row Iwo: Cloyd Snyder. Norman Vvlil- eox. Bill Vlilson. Vw'alter Scott. Kenneth Stanley. Roy Ahart. Ralph Sawyer. Bill Callahan. Row three: Charles Morehead. .lack Ste- phens. Ray Vslilliams. Bernard Poling. l.es- ier Wliill.1lcl1. Harlan Vanght. l.eroy Staley. Vic Mason. Boh Sams. .'lbxt'nlt'es.' Harry Montgomery. Charles Morehead. Gerald Parrish. Garland Rhodes. XVilliam Spiker. Paul Sprouse. l,ouis Terrell. James Vvliseman. Mr. Owen. Rlfl'All. Sl1l.l.lNt3'--Row Um-: louise Paihhee. lfmma Callahan. Ruth Sellers. Rosanna Marple. .loan Cininn. Rott' ILUUZ Nora May l.ife. lrene Caltrider. Gladys Mills. Mary l,ouise Ciragg. Mary Katherine Dowler. lfvelyn Karr. Row ll71't'i'.' Dolores lf. Reehel. Mary Ann Vilhiied. Anita Martin. XVavie XVeayer. l.otie lillen Campbell. Hazel l.afTerre. Miss Pierce. Row four: Frank Dulley. lfmma Augus- tine. l.ouise Godhey. XVaifl'ord XVoll'e. Alice Marty. Thelma Gates. lfarl VJ. Ciauli. lll1Ni'l7It'l'S.' Kitly llawlx. Vo Atl- Row om-: lfarl Newhouse. l.esf ter Camp, Charles Norman. Bill Cox. lfl- mer Ciemmer. Harley Rasel. Mr. li. A, Grow. Riitu Iwo: lfred Haney. Richard Byrd. Ray Mahafley. lfugene Comhs. Herman Richardson. Sargeant lf. XVilson. Row Ihree: Karl Simms. liarl Smith. Glen Wriglit. Harold Cline. Cecil l3lesher. Rohert Burton. l.eonard l.owers. lfmil XVliipltey. fllxsenlvex: Donald Alleman. Harry fans derson. XVayne Miller. Vv'illiam Richards. io AIR MECHANICS SllOl'-Rott' one: lee Somerville. Jim Muhleman. .lim Postel- waite. Harry Johnson. Robert lflinn, Row Iwo: Robert l3ox. lfranlt l7ulton. Gerald Vvlallace. Vvlilliam Burrows. Bill Mclntosh. Mr. Shaffer. Row three: liverett Hanna. lirnie Miller. Williani Alton. Clair Sheppard. Bob Cum' berlcdge. John Gates. Donald Mercer. James Gaston. Gilbert Naylor. Alusvnlvez Paul Robinson. Auto Mticjttrwlcis Sltot' Rott' one: Will.1rLl Gain. Raymond Allio, Bill XX'eav er. Hubert Brown. Roma Nichols. llow' ard Joachim. Charles Sprinkle. Row Iwo: liraneis l.ott. Carl lownsentl. Hager Kesterson. Junior VVigal. Richartl Winans. Robert Scott. Ken Smith. Mr. H, J. Young. llhSl'l7l4'l'SI James Davis. lftl Dotson. llen Vwlheeler. lfl,l:CIil'RltQl'lY Slltll' Rott' rlI7i'.' ll.tlIl Stlmmers. Raymond Nelson. Ricliarcl Jones. Charles Buekley. Norman lhonip son. Paul Johnson. Glen lliompson. Row Iwo: lilwood XVilson. Charles Clegg. Charles Haney. Charles Seaman, .lerry Davis. Carl Johnson. Cecil Romine. Mr. XV, V. Archer. Absenluvs: l.awrence George. lirnest Vai'- ner. G? !!'UOII Sfllljliflp, II SIIIWFL N'I'!i ,K'll'II16J, G? probfem solwvl, rmvnl firm' llmf eavrlfrl V MAKIIIINI- Slllbl'--Rt1tL'om': llaroltl MC- l'herson. Robert llilwlms. Keith Rader, Don Clotlhey. Dean Bosworth. Bill Smith. Row lLL'0.' litlwartl Sims, XVilliam Court- ney. Robert Sams. Norman lfurv. Glen llrtwince. Delluert llrovinre. Mr. Charles R. llicltering. Rott' fhl'l'l'f llarrv lfleleher. Harry McMil- lion, llowartl Deem, l,arrv Vfhile. Graden Anthony, .lesse llalterson, .'lI1.wnlt'e.' llarry Slmeppartl. XVUUII SHUI' - Hou' one: Rt7l1L'l'l llatltllx, lfdgar Motlesitl. NX'tll1et' lloflman. .lack llallwrt. Robert lSllSll. Argil lloplxins. .lolm llrvor. Rott' Iwo: XVilliam llalon. Cfharles Slew- art, llurl llilllldftl. .lack Shults, Doyle Shuman. ll.1lll XVilliams, .limmie Nliller, Mr, O, llall. .'lljxt'rvIt't'.w, .lolm Morlan, XVllliam lVlat quts. Nlllll lxllflfll Slllll' Nutt' ttlH'.' Ralph Nuller, lfloyd llughex. l7avttl Umenxet- ter. .lark Wligal, lklarvin Knotts. Gerald Wilcox, .lim Vvhller. Row Iwo: Mr. Cflouxe. liennelh Clem. lfverett lfcldv. Paul McDonough, Ralph leasure, Curtis l.urlwig. liugene XVood- vartl. .lim Vx'hite, Martin Powell, nllvxt-:tm-.u.' lvan Samlv. l eros' Smith. Z,-onf mf Afru Qui fl'm'l Linz, Scpl. 1 -- Svpl Svpl Supl SVPI Ncpl AC'I'lVl'l'IES llllllvmllmry Hull lxl1ll's its brows H1 llrwl t.1ll work session. 5lllLlx'I1l C.uL1nc1l xx'lllUS llnwn lo lwuslnuss, Orclwxlr.x xxxxrmx up .xl its lll'Sl prncllcv. l ilvmrv upcns ncw lumlxs gnlmc. Yiv.u'v Ulm' fflulw UIg.1I1l!t'N, SUHIOI lluyglmgillslm.1x-u-lpplmunixx In gum lXl.uc.1m -ltvlllllllf .1lll1UllllaL s x.lllll5.llf.lll Ill wccml 'lllrxx' .um-lwllwlv. lllllx' Nuux li-:ull Q-lllll lwllls luxwx ulvvlungg ul xl-111cxll-1 Supl. HJ f flfl. Nuv, ll' ljff. l.1n. .l.xn. -livcrvunu nmlws .1 mad scramble ln 10111 lux l.1VOI'llk' Acllvllv. .luniur lllgh clulws urg.1ni7c, X A l'.1vn1cnls lwgln un '-l-l l'url:r.x llnm, :X Cl.lPl3Ull.l givcs A Clmrisunm con ccrl lm' llw pulvllc. Scnior XXXN1 fflmlvsl Illls Clllllk' xv vulx. fXnm1.1l lap lllv tm' lNl.mgm' .lnll Cmwl llHlllN .lam-mlllul slumll ff IPIVIIIHIUAI nn Hull' l'1lJ -I o ,Z Q Row uric: Jnnc Raplis. prcsidcnl ol ifnirr Num: Uorwwilix' Ircwii, spring editor of l,lll'hliSl'hCll7. Row lwuf Ifvclyn Covey. cdilor ni' Juurmil: John Hushiun. pruwiilviil nt' 'l'licspi.ms: Ann XVrighi, prvsirlcnl of iXl.isquc ami Chvcl. 1,9 +V- f f r i 'I s. 'iv -at 2 .. 9-Q ,. ,kb 'VHESPIANS --4 Rott' one. smiled: Francis Herdman, Betty Lou Taylor. Jeanne Russell, Nina Hardman. Melvin Davis. Rott' Iwo, standing by tree: James Dukas, Joan Yoke, Vera King. Jr.. Beverly Louden. Gail Stout. Miss Humphrey, Susan Trout. John Hushion. Absentee: Maurice Sill. l1N'l'Rll NOUS - Rott' one: Helen Greene. Vera King, Mary Jo Kirsch, Elizabeth Baker, Marjorie Scott, Marv Virginia lraugh. Jane Raptis. Miss Ida M. Peters. Row Iwo: Mildred Phipps. Kathleen Cline. Janet Smith. l.ucille Boso, Shirley XX'oodward, Joan Shomo, Virginia King. Dorothy l.eeson. Babs O'Brien. Row three: Caroline Weaver, Judy Welch. Ann Wright. Suzie NVidmeyer. Marion Anderson, Pat I.attimer, Charlotte Anne l.vons, Patricia I.emley, Joan Yoke. Absentees: Kathryn Abels. l.ois Ann Ahels, XVanda Anderson. lfrances llowersock. livelyn Kirsch. Nancy Vw'onders. Thespians The local Thespian chapter. under the direction of Miss Humphrey, is composed of a select num- ber of dramatically talented senior high students. One of our most outstanding groups. its activities are always of special interest to the entire school. At their biweekly meetings new plays are discussed, reports are made. and l'orth-coming events are planned. Entre Nous Now that we've eaten, let's discuss the books we've been reading. These words are familiar to the girls in lfntre Nous. who meet every two weeks to eat, and to talk about books they like. Entre Nous. with Miss Peters as sponsor, is an honorary club for senior high girls who are especially interested in reading. BAND - Bill Anderson. Bill Atwell. .lack Christopher. Richard lfmericls. Dan Ruley. Parley Rollins. Bennie Redin. .laclt Van lear. Boyd Keenan. Neil Knotts. Herbert Nease. .lean Shin. .lack llarrish. Berle Cttnningham. Carroll Davis. Bob Howes. Rodger King. Gerald l.elN'lasters. Myron Rost. Gail Stout. Basil Snider. John XVoll'e. Delbert Yoho. Bill Derenburger. Bill liouse. Philip lfidler. Robert llufliman. lid Kelley. Richard Kiyinski. Billy Pfallgraf. .lack Steers. Don Scott. Robert Vilarren. .loe Goodwin. llarrv Martin. .lim Biddle. Norman Smith. Tom l.ytle. Harrison Vslarren. Charles lavlor. 'liom Porter. .limmie XVile. Bill l ieviug. George XVeigle. Bill St. Clair, Custrr Ruley. Bob XVharton. .lim Daugherty. Charles Vs'oll'. Bob lfvans. Bill Meredith. Raymond Allio. Bill Btttcher. lfugene Johnson. Clinton Morgan. Wiliam lilescher. Joseph l.ambert. .lames llalley. llarold lkloore. lfarl Bowers. 'l'om Hallhill. Bill Scheneman. Clvde lVlcKeand. Robert XVelsh. l.yle Dunsmoor. l5d Reich. George Simpson. .lohn lilinn. .loe l.antz. Morton Union. Charles Kibble. Randall Butcher. Charles Rawlings. Vaughn Cannon. XVavne Cunningham. Stanton Schaflier. Charles Butcher. Alva Guinn. Paul Mahoney. lawrence 'liayloix Russell Grimm. Bob Henderson. lfugene liortney. lfdgar liortney. Ronald Combs. lVlelvin Parsons. Bill Norris. la Verne lhomas. Kenneth Smith. .lacls Roche. .lames Mins. llarrv Barnett. Russell Augustine. Bob Btttcher. Ravmontl Richartl llarls. David Schmieder. Band 'lihe students and citizens of Parkersburg are justly proud of the Big Red Band. Witli a membership of over a hundred. the Band. under the direction of Mr. George Dietz. contributes throughout the entire year. many services to both school and com- munity. One ol' their main responsibilities. and probably the work that is INOSI popular with the students. is their playing and drilling at football games. Marching in war bond parades and playing for the Presidents Ball are only two ol- the services the Band has performed for local organizations. 'lihe boys had as their honored guest this past semester lVlr. Ernest Willianis. music instructor from New York. whose school several of the Band members have attended both during summer vacation and after graduation from high school. Always willing to be of service to our school and city. the Big Red Band really deserves its position ol honor. A lIfXl'l3lil.l.A CHOIR' --'- Rott' one: Ruth lVliihll1ach. lidith liranklin. Kay Gilbert. NVanda Anderson. Virginia ffhilders. Sara l ee lirashure. lzdna l.ouise liogle. .lean Swain. Susan 'l'rout. .lo Ann Schauwecker. Virginia King. .leanne Russell. l avinia Paden. Rott' ltL'tw.' Miss Alwls. Dolores Vw'ills. l.ila Marshall. .leanne Dudley. Cornelia Boreman, Mary Va, Smith. Annabelle l'ayIor. l.ois Ann Abels. Patricia l.emley. Charlotte Ann l,yons. lillen Minks. lfli1abethPaalxer. Sally lfllis. lilla .lean Gross, Uoris Tanner. lirietla Stephens. livelyn Pllug. Donna Davis. Phyllis Alton. Aileen Stephens. l indel Marshall. Mary liathleen Uhl. Roseann XVilson. .leanne llvre. Rott' three: Brooks Davis. Bill Swearingen. lNlarianne Johnson. Deborah ffox. llalel Anne Dawson. Maxine Shriner. Marion Ahrendt. .lack Rector. lom l.ytle, Carl Burlsey. .lacls Miller. Dan Ruley. llfolv ilancy. Rott' four: lfclrie Mclntosh, .lean Davis. Boh llentlerson. Maurice Sill. Ronald Mills iiail Stout. Billy Cfhesshire. Norman Smith. lfcldv lurner. lewis XVharton. Cfharles ffarpenter. Bill l ieving. Bill llavman. Bill l'ahl. George XVeigle. lloh 'owers. lolwy lvtle. l'aul Ciustlw. .-llmsenleex, liranltlin flnlxroin. Notnta .lean Smith. A Cappella Choir The A Cappella Choir is recognized as one of the outstanding musical organizations in this district as well as in our school. Only students who have studied voice in school may be members of the Choir: consequently it is com- posed ol' students with Well-trained voices. 'lihis year the group sang for the Thanksgiving. Christmas, and liaster assemblies: and presented programs at various local churches and clubs. at the Williaittsttuwn and Marietta High schools. and at Marietta College. 'liheir annual spring concert always creates much interest among students as well as parents. Many individual quartettes and groups of soloists from the Choir have furnished the music for the programs of various organizations. Members of A Cappella meet every day during a regular period to practice and learn under Miss Abels' direction. To be a member of the Choir is the chiel' ambition ol' every voice student. Taxa .X MASQUK AND GAVEI. f Row one. sitting: Maurice Sill. Don Pierce. Ann NVright, Betty Snyder. lflsa XVayland. Row Iwo, standing: Jack See, Miss Martha Harris. Jim Dukas, John l-lushion. VIVACF Gllili Cl.UBg Rott' one: Bill Armstrong. Bill l.ieving. Bill Hayman, Bob Clancy, Clifford Malley, Tobey l.i'lle. Jack Rector. Don Beary. Rott' ILL'o.' Bob Stephens. Charlie Carpenter. Don lVl.iIcoliii. Ciail Stout. lfugene Hall. Paul Ciustke, Dean: Abel. .lerry Barbee. Rott' three: l.ewis XX'h.1rton. Bob Pow ers. liddv 'l urner. .lohn George. Morris Godfrey. liranklin Ankrom. Glen Ciainer. llill llahl. .lack Miller. lliii Rulev. .'lIm.si'fi1i-i-s' Patil lfnoch. Melvin Parsons. Bobby .lo llentleison. Masque and Gavel Masque and Gavel is a national organization composed of students who are outstanding in speech work. lfach year the local group. under Miss Harris' direction, sponsors Speech Week. As the member- ship in this club is limited to ten. only those students who are especially good speakers are invited to be members. 'l'hus the semiannual tap day is one filled with suppressed excitement until we learn who the lucky few are. Vivace Glee Club The Vivace Glee Club is composed of about thirty boys. Their leader. Miss Abels. tries to help them lulhll their aim. which is to promote better singing. good fellowship. and a more rehned taste for music. lfach member receives a pin when he becomes a Senior ll if he has been in the club four semesters. 75 SOPHOMORE BOOK CLUB? Row one: lfreda Hartley. Lorraine Packett. Bob Turnbull. Helen Roth. Anna Black. Betty Trout. Sue Schauwecker. Rott' ILUOT John Wroth. Gene Mitchell. Dora .lean Bee. Charles Hutchinson. Alcinda Davis. livelyn Hile. Eleanor Underwood. Mrs. Blanche Matheny. Ahsentees: Virginia Byrd. lidward Somers, Betty Ann Hammond. Walter McGee. Corliss Vyleltner. ART CLUB 7 Rott' one: Suzanne O'Dell. lfvan Phillips, Donald Leach. Vonda McVey. James Simpson. Lred lilaig. Donald Duckworth. LeRoy Dennison. Row two: Mrs. Lillian Sinnett, Nancy Rhys. Charlotte l enilev. Susan Rowley. Jeneanne Amos. Carol Wigal, Sue Potter. lidna Campbell Rott' three: June Smith. Arkie Harold. i-Xngela Peterson. Glenna Patterson. Donna Cirantham. Thomas XVitt. Ann McCullough. l rank Xk'hile. Sophomore Book Club The Sophomore Book Club this year is sponsored by Mrs. Blanche Matheny. These interested members particularly like war books, and. after reading them. discuss their merits. especially in regard to their information and interest. The aim of these boys and girls is to learn to appreciate better books. and to increase their literary knowledge. Art Club The most important project of the Art Club this year was the preparation of paintings and scenery for the .Junior High Christmas assembly. Under the guidance of Mrs. Sinnett. these boys and girls turned out remarkable pieces of Work. which included murals and life-like animals to be used in the manger scene of the Christmas pageant. l ORCHl?S'l'RAf --XVinona Vaughan. Nancy Dearth. Jean l.eeson. Pat Foster. l.yla Hull. Dorothy Johnson. Marie Smith. Mary 'l'allman. .lohn letopoulos. Carl Daesch. .lacquelyn Malley. Sarah J. l.awson. Mary K. Uhl. Jeannie Meyers. Phyllis lirancis. livelyn Johnson. Maxine llerdman. l,ois lfrancis. Helen limerick. Ruby Staats. Kathryn leach. Mary Ann Price. lflivabeth kklaternian. Mary K. Robinson. Jean Yoho. Clara Wlaite. Jessie Anderson. Charie l.ee Dunn. Virginia Cirandon. Jttlia Sheets. Valeria l.awman. Pat Napier. Phillip Gilchrist. l,ucille Schmieder. lflma Vaughan. Kathryn 'l'ehay. Roseann Hathaway. Brooks Dayis. Dorothy l.eeson. Judith XVelch. Joe Jarvis. Dick limerick. XVm. Atwell. John Dana. .loan laylor. Mary Mclntire. l.eonard l.ykins. Bill St. Clair. Gordon Koon. George Vwleigle. Bill l ieving. lewis Soyil. lilorence Barrow. l.yle Dunsmoor. Doris flllord. lfleanor Underwood. Harry Martin. Orchestra 'l'he Parkersburg High School Orchestra. composed ol approximately Gfty members from both junior and senior high. Hlls an important place in school life. Under the direction of Mrs. Gladys Sorsby. the orchestra plays regularly for asf semblies. plays. sermons. and commencements. As a new feature this year. the Orchestra has given numerous neighborhood concerts at the Park. Neale. Jeflerson. and Nash schools. All of these concerts have been well attended and warmly appreciated. The string ensemble. a select group ol' about fourteen members. has also given several concerts. broadcasting from the local radio station and playing for such affairs as banquets at the Chancellor Hotel. lt is Mrs. Sorsby's desire to help the members become more skilled in playing their instruments. To aid the students in acquiring this skill. she gives group lessons during the afternoon periods several days each week. Each year the Orchestra presents a spring concert and variety program. which is always well received. ln addition to the orchestral music. various soloists are presented. Considering its varied activities. we realize the important part the Orchestra plays in the school curriculum. SENIOR Hl-Y-Row one: Jack McFarland. Ronald Singer. Wayne Whitlatch. James Baker. John Hushion. Deane Abel. Morris Currey. Rott' Iwo: Glen Cainer. llddy Turner. Denver XVilson. Tom Neale. John Thorn. Neale XVilIiarns. lirank Ankrom. Gerald l.eMasters. Roy Hale. Row three: Ross Cox. Mack Graham. David R. Kesler. Vvalter 'lf Mather. John A. Mitchell. l.ewis Vfliarton. George Jones. Robert Powers. Senior I-Ii-Y The purpose of the Senior lli--Y Club is to create. maintain. and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. 'lo carry out this aim. the Y. M. C. A. provides recreation facilities of various types. and the club itself sponsors a basketball and a volley ball team which take an active part in the church leagues at the Meetings are held each Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the Y. M. C. A.. the president presiding over the business session. During the meeting. business matters are discussed and social events are planned. Gccasionally the club invites a guest speak- er to present the program for the meeting. Following adjournment. the boys have the use of the Y facilities until 9:30. Ofiicers this semester are: Ross Cox. president: 'liom Neale. vice president: John I-lushion. SCCFCIAYY. and Ronald Singer, treasurer. Probably the high spot of the year for members and students alike is the pre. sentation of a variety show in the auditorium during home room period. Mr. Johnston. one of the school coaches. sponsors this club. which is one of the most active in the school. :aan EB' 4 IFF' in , Ji fb JUNIOR-SENIOR GIRLS' BOOK Cl.UB- Row one: Anna Taylor. Marion Roberts. Kathleen Aull. .loan Shomo. Marv l.ou Gale. Helen Richardson. Betty l.ou Taylor. Doris Buckner. Row Iwo: Marjorie lfreed. Helena XVeser. l.ois Delancey. Clarestine Orem. Betty Retterer. Mary K. Casto. Carolyn Stukey. Miss Davis. .flltst-nlee.s: Nina Hardman. Christella Taylor. Mardell NVright. Gladys Toncray. Helen Wilstun. BlBl.lf Cl,UB- Rott' one: Dorothy Duncan. Mary Conley. XVilma Barker. l.ucille Buckley. Gail Snod' grass. lois Highland. Irene Gordon. .loan Devoll. Rott' Iwo: XVanda Braham. Elie Ritchea. Pauline l.em- lev. Betty Hewitt. lflinor Rollyson, Thelma l.ow. liloise Gates. Clarice McKown. Miss Phelps. Row three: lfvelyn Covey. lithel Parr. Alverda Butterfield. l.eona Butterueld. Nina Denham. Glendenia Conner. Regina Schoheltl. lfileen Poe. lla Smith. Marjorie Johnson. fllnst-nlee.s.' lrene lilorence. Kathleen Keiser. Viva Tennant. Junior-Senior Girls' Book Club Books concerning current affairs. especially those relating the war. are the ones liked best by the girls in Miss Mary Jo Davis' book club. After completing their reading. the members have group dis- cussions about their favorite books. One of their projects has been to make individual reports on various authors. Bible Club Members of the Bible Club devote their club periods to study. memorizing the books of the Bible and the prophets, working Bible puzzles and quizzes. and discussing various questions. A devotional period is part of every meeting. This club is sponsored by Miss Phelps. 79 l lUNlUR llllill ARClllfRY Cl.UB -- .lanet Bott. Grace Burkhart. Dorothy Baumgartner. Pearl Marlow. Nora .lean Marquis. Norma Snodgrass. lilaine Shields. Barbara Sunshine. Virginia Mitchell. Miss l,ouise C llelmicls. JUNIOR llllill AliRON1XUil'lCS CLUB - - Row one: Carroll Vanway. lftlgene Miller. Raymond Cireene. ,Nlbert Smith. XVilliam llall. lloward Hoce. .lohn Howard..lohn Snyder. Sam McPherson. Robert Mcliraw. Donald XVrieht. l eo Barnes. Rott' Iwo: Co sponsor. .ludson Bailey. Robert l.eo. Chas lilaig. Reynard Sams. Don l ewis. .loe Roush. .lohn A. Brady. Paul Archer. Delbert Richards. Ronald Overton. cofsponsor. l-rnest W. Rader. Rott' ll7l't't'.' Raleigh Boso. l.erov Kttnle. Bernard Bosley. Charles XVaters. Bob Clark. lewis live. l'ommv Varner. XVilliam Barron. .lames Pratt, Charles Mercer. Donald Mercer. flIJNt'l7lt't'.S' Richard Dailey. lfdwin Dotson. Clarence Mercer. Robert Smith. .lohn Stagg. llarolcl Stephens. Neal l'orest. Junior l-ligb Archery Club ln nice weather this club goes out on the campus to practice archery. NVhen the weather does llol permit their going out. the girls stay in the room and study the principles of archery. Miss lflelmicles aim is to teach the members to use the bow and arrow correctly and efficiently. Junior High Aeronautics Club 'lihe .lunior High Aeronautics Club. under the direction of Miss Ashburn. studies aviation in a very broad manner. Members are taught something ofthe new developments in aeronautics. the identifi- cation ol' aircraft. and the principles of navigation. From time to time they have a brief quiz on the work they cover. a nn: :sf ln- fs ' uv ll nfwkelfil 'ffiiubflii . ACADIEMY Ol? SCIENCE- Row one: I.eota Thompson, Don Snyder. Joe Scott, Marion Rake. Mr. .lames O. Bradshaw. Rott' ILUIJI lfrnest Rader. Delbert Mitchell, Joe Dunhar. .lim Jones. .lack Anderson. lfrancis Harold. liugene Meredith. Abumtees.' .lames llull. lfdgar McHenry. Bill Milhoan. .lohn Powell. Dale Swearingen. James Jones. Bill Schumaker. Nlack Hill. John llull. lfdward l.emley. l.ouis Johnson. SOPHOMORH GIRLS' ATlll.lf'l'lCS CLUB e Rotc' one: Donna Robinson. Ruth Thonias. l.ois Schott. Velma Shttman. Berta lfaton. lirances Yoho, Betty XVilson. Pretty Horner. l.oretta Burner. RotL'1Lc'o,- Vivian l'atterson. Hilda Ciuinn. May Belle Haynes. Phyllis Hayden. l.oreta Mcliihhen. Norma .lean Anderson. Mary kVade. .luanita Naylor. XVaneita Stephens. Mrs. Helen Cross. RUl.L'117l't'4'f Betty Newhouse. l.avina Mcliibben. Kathryn Coe. Cireeta Haverty. Bettie Shreeves, Rulev Andrews. Bernadine Steele. Kathryn 'l'eflt. llolli' XX'aldeck. .lo Ann Zeirolt. Phyllis Davis. .'lli.st'r7It'e.s: Doris l'arinker. Doris Davis. Mary Ham l11Cll. Academy ol Science The purpose of the Parkersburg Chapter ol' the Academy ol Science is to encourage scientihc interest and study. This club. taught by Mr, Bradshaw and Jim Huff. has studied the International Morse Code and recent discoveries in science. They plan to make a detailed study of WPAR to see how broadcasting is actually carried on. Sophomore Girls' Athletics Club Under the guidance of Miss Woodyard and Mrs. Cross. the girls in the Sophomore Athletics Club learn good sportsmanship and acquire co-ordination of mind and body. Each club period the girls are divided into several groups. one group playing another. They learn new games and finally become skilled in their playing. 3322 9355 .- 9 ' l JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' Cl lOlR7Row one: Bob Clark. Jim Scott. Tom McCray. Jack Conaway. Frank Wlaite. Jack Brooks. Bob Parsons. Jim Wliitney'. Stuart McDougle. James Booth. Roux Iwo: Tom Parson. Jim Gibson. l.yle Daws. Billy Babcock. Ronald Mayhew, Robert Gustke. Jim Armstrong. Billy Boso. Ben Dake. Carl Summers, Kenneth Plate. Patil Braden. Don Burge. Kenneth Vwlilliams. Bill Carpenter. Row three: Miss Allen, Vv'ayne Shuttleworth. Dick l.ant1. Kenneth Hannaman. Bob Sayre. Jennings Hamrick. Robert Miller. Keith Day. John Metz. Joe Howard. l.eo Barnes. Jack Bobier. Arbo Jones. Hugh Pickett. Dan McGrew. Bob Hendershot. Don l.yons. Row four: Dean Cameran. Phil Case. Wally' Craw- ford. Ben Hill. Jack Radcliffe. Bob Jones. Bill Kinney. Joe Shumway. Vernon Goudy. David liriedlander. livan Philips. Carl Van Sickle. lf7bai Wells. Duane Hart. Benny Shively. Row live: Deane l.ake. Tom XX'itt. Dick l,ouden. Steve Hanrahan. Clyde kVebb. Byron Vvfhite. Don l.ake. George liarley. lirank Allen. James VJilliams. Gene Dearman. Dick Hayes. Jimmy I.ee. flbservleer Joe llushion. New members: Carl Xklhitehead, Donald Duckworth. Russell life. Jimmv Butcher, John Yeager. Gary Vannov. .lack McCarty. Billy Rexroad. Gene Mergy. James Backus. Junior l-ligla Boys' Choir The Boys' Choir. un-der the direction of Miss l-orene Allen. is one of the most active clubs in junior high. This group of seventy-three boys has sung for assemblies at Christmas. Thanksgiving. and Easter: has presented programs for various local churches and clubs: and has helped in the presentation of the annual junior high operetta. During the regular meetings. each Tuesday and Thursday. the boys sing sacred and serious music. This past year twenty-four OA members of the Choir received silver pins. These pins are awarded to all members who have been in the Choir four semes- ters. The officers also were 9A's - Stuart McDougle. president: Jim Whitney. vice president. and Kathleen Morehead. accompanist. f s ,- BOOKKISIZPING CLUB-Roux one: Ayleene Kaufman. Ruth Amos. Dolores lfarley. Eva Hunt. l.ula Mae Kaufman. Joanne Beyer. Marion Allen. Row Iwo: Miss G. Meerwein. Mary Alice Parr. Ruth Aflolter, l.ouise Thompson. Mary Griffith, Kathryn Janetos. Joan Mehl. Norma l.ee Smith. Ahsenlees: Dora Jean Bell. BCIIV Porter. Aileen Taylor. JUNIOR BOOK CLUB - Rott' one: Nancy Brown. Helen Bryant. Audra Rickey. Nell l.. Sinnell. Mary Ruth Miller. lionda Hardman. l.illian Beach. Row Iwo: l,ena Black, Doris liriend. Pauline Stewart, Ruth Bunner. lflanora Hardman. Suzanne l.ockney. Mrs, Morrison. Rott' three: l.ucille XVeekley. Helen Santee. Wilma Sams. lVl.ll'Q.ll'l'l lflschlager. Betty Melrose, lfay Knaus. .lustine l.itlle. Helen l.easure. fllnsenlrex: Bettie l.ou Rouse. Kathleen Roberts. Bookkeeping Club Miss Meerwein's bookkeeping club is composed entirely of girls who wish to develop their knowl- edge of the subject well enough to be able to use, or practice. the fundamentals of bookkeeping. They spend their club periods working out problems and filling in various forms, such as deposit slips. checks. and stubs. Junior Girls' Book Club The Junior Girls' Book Club has Mrs. Morrison as its sponsor. During the semester the members must read a minimum of eight books. At one of their meetings Mrs. Wilscbn talked to the girls about illustrations and the cover designs of various books. The aim of the club is to encourage good reading. ll 5 5 'ag IFU I . l S ljlfiil-Aililfylv Cl.UB Y- Rott' one: liern Amos, Genevieve Barr. Dorothy Tibbs. Edna Stephens, Helen Brown. Goldie O'Brien. Kathleen Cline, Glenna Combs. Row two: Margie Hildebrand. Clarice lirazier, llelen Barnes. Pauline Byers. W.1ttneta Shears. Gloria Gainer. Helen Evans. Patsy Fox. Miss Balderson. flhsentees: Geraldine Boggs. limma Callahan. Mary Ruth Carothers. Betty l.ee Staals. CUl,l lfGli Cl.UB A4 Rott' one: Mary .lo Dyer. Penny Powell. Susan Trout. .lo Ann Schauwecker. Ginny Utterback, Pat Johnson, Betty Palmer, Carolyn Scott. Rott' Iwo: Ann Wriglut. Catherine Dudley, Marv l ou Bell. Pal Rawlings. Kathryn Swesey. Sulie XVidmeyer. .lean Kyle. Row three: lfrank Jogwicls. George l eeper. Paul Gustlse. Deane Abel. lfranli Ankront. Morris Godfrey. John George. Alvsenleesi Neva Vdigal. Mignon Dalxe. Ross Cox. Dictation Club Take a letter. Pit the beginning of each club period Miss Balderson dictates a letter to members ol' the Dictation Club at a faster rate than in regular class. Following this. the girls take up a new project. endeavoring to learn something different at each meeting. The members try to increase their speed and accuracy in taking and transcribing dictation. College Club Members of the College Club spend their activity periods discussing colleges and college life. Under the direction of'Miss Waller. they have put on an exhibit in the library and in various English classes have led discussions on colleges. As in former years. the members plan to visit nearby colleges to become better acquainted with their work. MARCATU Cil lilf Cl UB7 Rott' one: Mary Sloan. Thelma lfllison. lirances Moss. Nancy Cupples. Marilyn Sflllllll. Sally lfllis. Martha Jones. Charlotte l.yons, Joan Brooks. Beverly l.ouden. Betty lfox. Patty Butscher. .loan Smoot. Ruby llawk. Barbara Jean l'horn. Ruth Hawk. Mary l.ou Jacleley. Jeanne Russell, Jttdy Welch. lidith lfranklin. Rott' Iwo: Ger- aldine Sindledeeker. Colleen Hughes. lavinia Paden. Jeanne llyre. Joan Yoke. Kathryn Alice Abels. Sara lee lirashure. Vir ginia Childers. XVinona Vaughan. Joan Butcher. Jean Swain. lfdna lotiise lfogle. l5rances Harrison. l.indel Marshall. l.ila Marshall. Dolores XVills. Opal l enox. Mary Kathryn Devine. Jean Kress. Barbara Sanliord. Belly Jo Stanley. lfllen Conner. lirances lfleniing. Phyllis Alton. Rott' three: Joan Ringer. Mary Kathleen Uhl. Ciarnet Wilhelm. Nancy Wonders. lfvelyn Pllttg. Ruth Miihlbach. Maxine Shriner. Carrie Deem. Jean Davis. XVanda Annlerson. Margie Pappas. Kathryn Vylennioth. Betty Marstiller. 'lihelma Pearson. Ruth Hyre. l.ucille McGinnis. lfllen Minks. Nina Smyth. Roseann Vylilson. Betty Vylilkes. Dorothy Snowden. Jacqueline Roberts. Frieda Stephens. Joan O'Connor. Nancy Dearth. lililabeth Vyleiland. lfleanor Rollins. Jane Kennedy. Kathleen Sweeney. lfleanor Hays. lois Kesterson. Miss Abels. Rott' four: Patricia lemley. Peggy Sue Overton. .loan Hyde. Ruth Ann Hartleben. liileen Newbanks. lileanor l3ox. .lean l.eonard. Melvena lilinn. Camille Smith. Ruth Cirueser. lfula l.ee Morris. Marty Overton. Mary Jo Radcliffe. Jeanne Dudley. Cornelia Boreman. lflla .lean tirosx. Jean Marie Deyereaux. Sara Sutter. Vvlanda Jean McGowan. Jean lfranklin. Marian Ki7inski. Annabelle Taylor. lfrin Stump. l.ois Ann Abels. Mildred Biram. Donna Davis. lilildbtflh Baker. Naomi Schott. Julia Anne Sheets, Grace Spaid. Marjorie Bailey. Pat Napier. Rott' five: Jacquelin Ridenour, Twila Mason. Adelle Keenan. lfdrie Mclntosh. Pam XVilson. Babs D'Brien. Atha Marshall. Virgia Black. Mary Jane Parr. Rosemarie Dailey. Betty T.ou Rogers. Bernice Jackson. Ann Bonar. Mary Johnson. Maxine Spence. Doris Vylile. Frances Calhoun. Arlene Newbanks. Marnell Bradley. Mary Virginia Smith. Ruth Ann lfaton. Aileen Stephens. Qieraldine Johnson. Neville Marstiller. Patricia llunt. Juliet l anham. flli.yt'r11t-ine' Pat Ballon. Dorothy Deem. .lean Smith. Shirley Woodward. Marcato Glee Club It has often been said that Music hath charms. Perhaps this explains the popularity of the Marcato Glee Club. for its membership is always crowded to capacity. This year it is composed of about one hundred and thirty girls who love to sing. The club meets every Tuesday and Thursday and the periods are spent singing songs of various types. The meeting usually opens by singing The Star Spangled Banner. At least one new song is learned each week. but there are always the old favorites such as l'By the Bend of the River and the Marcato song that are sung and resung. Members of the club earn four activity credits a year: those who remain in the club four semesters receive the glee club pin when they become Senior ll's. The girls in Marcato always take a vital part in the annual operetta. taking leads. singing in the chorus. and serving on various committees. While rehearsals are going on. many of the club periods are spent singing and practicing songs in the operetta. Under the direction of Miss Esther Abels. these girls are learning to appreciate music now and to realize that it will be a source of happiness in years to come. SOPHOMORIS PLAYSHOP Q Row one: Student Sponsors: Mildred Ann Stoetzer, Ruth Thomas. Maria lyn Pickering: Onalee Sheppard. Frances Eddins, Julia Wigal, Pat Thorn. Row Iwo: Miss Humphrey, Wanda Looney, Virginia McClung. Louise Sindledecker, Ruth Manifee. Jo Ann Fries. Betty Burns. Row three: Carolyn Renner. Sue Arnold, Edna Lauderman. John Letopoulos, Nancy Lou Nuhfer. Sharon Scholl. lfdith Grogan, JUNIOR-SENIOR GIRLS' ATHLETICS CLUB-Row one: Maxine Somerville. Leown Somerville. Alice Braham. Lillian Uhl, Mary Louise Taylor, Helen Sovil, Wilma Wright. Amy Rose Burrows, Irene Davis. Row two: Gwendolyn Morrison, Doris Sue Jobes. Evelyn Masten, Louise Tippens. Jeannette Starr. Mary Lou Sandy. Hazel Staars. Betty Vincient. Betty Jackson. Ruth Ann Winland. Miss Ethel Vlood varcl. Rott' three: Betty Mae Masten. llene Dotson, Rosalie Stephens. Lillian Norman, Mary Johnson. Ruth Staats. li-ma Donna Ankrom. Annette liagle. Opal Mace. flhSl'l7lL'4'Sf .loan lileshman, Marilyn lioutty. lfileen Morris, Valery Shelene. Sophomore Playshop Carrying out a very active club schedule. the students in the Sophomore Playshop have read Othello and have presented such plays as Pidlers in the Forest and Murder by Morning. The members ol' this club have studied make up in connection with the presentation of their plays, and they have regularly read the theatrical reviews in the New York papers. Miss Humphrey is the sponsor. Junior-Senior Girls' Athletics Club The Junior-Senior Girls' Athletics Club is composed of girls from the junior and senior classes who are interested in learning new games and in developing their skill in old games. The girls divide into groups and play badminton, table tennis, archery, volley ball. softball. and numerous other games. 'liheir sponsor is Miss Wcitvclyarcl. 1 ' . . l'k.,.fe-f 'f . i U, 2'- I l M ff H gy f f lvl ?l.-ElL l if DEAN'S ASSISTANTS - Row one: Marion Ahrendt. Alice Laughlin. Billie Affolter. Verona Strother, Roberta Burkhart, Mary Jo Dyer, Ruth M. Thomas, Eloise Buckanan, Pam VVilson, Lois Ruf. Row two: Mrs. Kendall Bryan. Susan Trout. Ginny Utterback. Donna Grantham, Fern Amos, Pat Rawlings, Bula l.ee Morris. Doris XVile. Mary Lou Bell. Catherine Dudley. Beverly Pope. Absentee: Joanne Wells. CLERICAI. Ol3l7lClf ROUTINE CLUB- Row one: Mary Helen Vance. Leota Donahue. Violet Beck- with. Dorothy Ferrell. Pauline Ciandee. Peggy Gaston. Dorothy Jean Bush. Row two: Hazel Norine Davis. Betty Hopkins. Imogene Adams, Anna Lois Fankhauser, Neida Black, Gertrude Andrews. Betty Bargeloh. Dorothy Ross. Betty Kimble, Betty Lou Adams. Row three: Marjorie Parsons. Maxine Fleak, Peggy lilorence. Helen Caplinger. Donaldline Bush. Jane Knight, Louise Vkleil. Edith Bibbee. Helen Bower. Anna l.ee XVigal. lileanor Modesitt, Miss Mildred Hiehle. Rott' four: Violet l,ynch. Doris Alford. Norma Carder. Betty l.ou Merrells. lfmeline Stephens. Betty Smith. lflsie Balser, Betty Anderson. Mary Beckett. Mary lflizabeth l5arnsworth. Charlotte Jones. Rose Jahahn. fllvsefilws: Clara Allen, l.essy Balen. Mary l.. lftiry. Velina l.awman. Dean's Assistants i'You are Wanted in Miss Musgrave's oflicef' Such is the news brought to many girls by the assist- ants of the Dean. However. this is only one of their duties. These girls help make out absence slips, run errands. file. and perform other office duties. Finally, many visitors are able to find their way around school through the assistance given by these students. Clerical Office Routine Club To accquaint students with routine oflice duties is the purpose of Miss Hiehle's Clerical Office Routine Club. These girls have visited offices, read secretarial books, learned the use of various olhce machines. constructed personality charts, and listened to speakers from local business offices. SWF .9 A 'Pk 'Lv- IZIGHTH AND NINTH GRADIS GIRLS' Gllfli CLUB? Rott' one: Ruth Settle. Kathryn Johnson. Betty Bohn. Jeannie Harrison. Doris Deem. lileanor Johnson. l.ois Bever. Wanda Callihan. Dortha Russell. l.ois McAtee. Monta Sue Traugh. Betty l.ou llendershot. Alberta Grotey. Myrtle Cook. Helen Burkhart. Helen Dukas. Jacqueline lowther. Patsy White. Jo Ann Taylor. Ruth Ann Williamson. lfloresta l.ytle. Rott' two: lflizabeth Reebel. Maxine Newbanks. Mary l.ouise McCut- cheon. Jo Anne Nelson. Doris Harris. lilizabeth Tate. Sally Hendershot. Dina l.ee Scholl. Marianne McCoy. Marie XVingrove. Olive Dougherty. Grace l,ooney. Jackie Sammons. Susan Keister. Carol Johnston. Pamela King. Joan Davis. Mary Anti Bickel. Doris Swain. Ann Ingram. Margaret Morris. Row three: Patricia liry. Doris lfoutty. Catherine Howes. Carol lfrye. Kathleen Morehead. Jean Turner. Pat Cochran. Mary lirance: Mcliarland. Rosalie Haynes. Roberta Ashby. Willa Male. Mary Virginia Overton. Betty Joan Daws. Ruth Gustke. lletha Moncriel. lfvelyn Johnson. Barbara Jones. Pat l.ouden. Sue Renner. lVlargaret McCray. Kathern Hylbert. Pretty Carney. Doris Davis. Geraldine Oldham. Barbara Dougherty. Miss Allen. Rott' four: Cornelia Wade. Neal Doyle. Betty Yost. Nora Jean Gorrell. Pat Higgins. Judith Henniger. Jean Stutler. Marian Crawford. Ramona Harbin. Pretty l.ou Zinn. .loan King. Betty Jo Burdette. listher lioggin. Joanne Shouldis. Alice Hamric. Doris June Naylor. Carol Cunningham. Anne Douglass. Virginia l.angHtt. Norma l.ea Kiser. Charlotte Parkin. Mary C. Thorn. Dorothy Sutter. Mary George. l.ottann Jones. f'll1st-filers: Marv Ann DeXVitt. Rita .lo Grtteser. llelene Janetos, lillldliflll Reeble. Eighth and Ninth Grade Girls' Glee Club Ninety-eight girls make up the Eighth and Ninth Grade Girls' Glee Club of which Pat Louden is the president: Ruth Ann Williamson. the vice president. and Kathleen Morehead. the accompanist. With Miss Lorene Allen as their director. these girls. who like to sing. find that their weekly club period is hardly long enough for their favorite pastime. They devote the period to singing. in three parts. both classical and semi-classical music. Their main activity during the year was their participation in the junior high operetta. They also took part in the presentation of the Christmas program. and sang lor assembly. Girls who are members of the club four consecutive semesters are eligible for glee club pins. several of which were awarded this past year. M !ll EIGHTH GRADE DRAMATICS CLUB - Rott' one: Mrs. D. Harris. Lillian Nutter. Ruby Tefft. Eileen Braham. Annabelle Atfolter. Nataline Moyer. Betty Lou Smith. Ben Dake. Student sponsors: Ruth M. Thomas. Marilyn M. Pickering. Rott' two: Gwendolyn King, Patty Tyler. May Jack Thornton. Peggy Rost. Diane Bradford. l.eta Lou Beach, Jo Ann Bennett. Betty Headlee. Marilyn King. Ruby Bower. Sarah Maxwell. Absenlt-vs: Barbara Dougherty. Ruby VVigal. Theta Hopkins. Edwin Smith. Dick Hayes. Jimmy VVildt. JUNIOR HIGH COSMETOLOGY CLUB-Row one: Helen Sims. Jeannine DePue. Phyllis Grifhth. Mary Mace. Betty Scarberry. Sarah Iams. Patty Fore. June Allen. Mrs. Hood. Row two: Betty Jean Shepard. Jean Chaney. Reta Hedrick. Betty Jean Cox. Bcrnacline Cox. Noralee Phillips. Norma Jean Rar- tlin. Ruth VVilcox. Rott' lhree: l.ucy M. Holtz. Geraldine Pyles. Carol lfrances Gibbs. .loan Ferguson, .lo Anne Prince. Betty Bond. Virginia l.ee Harden. Betty Spencer. lfnid Traeewell. Eighth Grade Dramatics Club The members of this club have a very enjoyable time acting out monologues and presenting them for criticism. Their goal is to acquire poise and conndence and to learn to speak to an audience. Under the direction of Mrs. Harris, Marilyn Pickering, and Ruth Thomas. the club is planning to present a play to other dramatic groups. Junior High Cosmetology Club Remember your posturel Good grooming is an invaluable asset. Such might be the admonitions Mrs. Hood gives the girls in her Junior High Cosmetology Club. Through demonstrations. movies. charts. and questions. these girls learn to improve their general appearance. 8 9 -l H CLUB - Row one: Duane Hart. John Bailey. Charles Hewitt. Row Iwo: Maurice Sill. Mary Head- lev. Lois Alton. Bernice Miller. Betty Wandless. Wanda Lee Walker. Betty Lewis. Max Flinn. Row three: Marv E. Prichard. lone Lindamood. Anna Whitlatch. Patricia Belle Fleming. Frances Calhoun. Riley llewitt. Mr. l . C. Vylhite. flbsenleins: Betty l.ou Barker. George Bolen. Brooks Davis. Ann Dye. Paul liish- er. Dean Cirinini. Charles Lindamood. lfugene Tennant. Betty West. lfMll.Y POST CLUB- Roux one: Leona Hollandsworth. Betty Wright. Helen Sams. Lena Civitillo. Betty Baum. Betty Hill. Phyllis Gibbs, Miss Marguerite McKim. Row two: Geraldine Reese. Alberta Stan- lev. Kathryn NVoollard. Pauline Taylor. Madeline Shaver. Glenna Park. Ruth Gilchrist. Row three: Barbara llertl. Marie Cottle. .leanne Meredith. Dorothy Osborne. Ada Sole. Betty .lune Pollard. XVilma Dotson. .'llv.xt'r71ee.x.' lilenna Rvmer. Betty l ou Hall. Bertha Nichols. Josephine iliaylor. Betty Roberts. Marv liurv. Pat l'nA.itlloi'tl. Marv Sams. 'l'helni.i Reese. Helen NVinans, lt-l-I Club Members of the 4-H Club have a well-filled activity program. Students in this club. sponsored by Mr, White. work on individual projects and enjoy a recreational period once a month when they sing songs and dance folk dances. One of their most important activities this year was the preparation of a display to demonstrate the purpose and value of 4-H work. Emily Post Club What are the points one must remember in order to be a good hostess? What are correct manners at the table? These are only two of the questions asked and discussed by members of the Emily Post Club. For one of its activities. this club had a fascinating display in the trophy case based on the book SIIMII7 1ieSmooIh. 'l'hese girls are learning the rules of etiquette under the guidance of Mrs. Ray Mcliim. QQ? Rossi, BASKlE'l'BAl.l. Cl.UB - Rott' one: Henry Hewitt, Vernon Ferrell. Clyde Fisher. Bob Cameron. Ed Dougherty, Carl Con- grove. Harry Noge, Rott' Ituo: Billy Chesshire. Eddy Turner. Gail Callander. Carl Custer, Don Dunn. Morris Currey. Glen Liainer. Cllenn Bailey. Rott' three: Robert Hayes, Festus A. Tho.np'on. George Schrader. Don Malcolm, Kenneth Amos. Roy llostotlle, Bob Grandon. Don Shrewsbury. Jim Cirab. Absentees: Russell Augustine. Jack Berry. Earl Bibbee. Gordon Metcalf. Carl Newberry. lfverett Ritcher. Neale Williams. Okey Butcher. Eugene Campbell. John Carder. l.eJeaune Conger. Kenneth Covey, Rex lfloycl. Paul Grant. Elbert Johnson, Jerome Johnson. l.ewis Johnson. lfrank Oldham. Ronald Thompson. .lack Vannoy. l on Wallace. Don Wharton. llugene Snyder. Basketball Club Membership in the Basketball Club is required of all boys on the varsity team. but any other boy interested in basketball may belong. The purpose of this club. coached by Mr. Johnston. is to acquaint the boys with a further knowl- edge of the rules of the game. various systems of play. and the different types of offenses and defenses. The three most familiar and most practiced types of defensive play are: zone. man to man, and combination. In zone defense each man plays in a previously determined area of the floor. Man-to-man is just what the name implies. Before a game the team agrees upon just Whom each man is to guard. Then each player follows the man assigned to him. Combination defense is a combination of the two just mentioned. The team is placed in front of the basket it is to guard. and as the opposing team ap- proaches the basket, each man of the defense guards the man nearest him. Just as there are defenses. there are offenses to oppose them. and the boys of the Basketball Club learn these too. ln addition, the boys learn the fundamentals of play. They are taught the approved way to pass. dribble. and shoot the ball. The members of the club are drilled in individual and team play. They learn the systems of play of other teams and discuss their strong and weak points. Through membership in this club each boy gains enough knowledge of the game to enable him to play varsity basketball. UZ Sl2VlfN'l'H GRADE IIANCYNVORK CLUB- Row one: Mary Ann James. Marguriete Carroll. Nlary Joan Patterson. Dolores Daley. Yvonne Hankes. Virginia Stanley. Row two: Jo Anne Rhodes. lla Mae l.ouns. Vv'ilrna Hale. Rose Powell. Betty Givens. Geraldine Lucas. Nioma Jean Givens. Nancy Haddox. Rott' llvretfr Margaret lillen Lee. Leonia Rummer. .Justine Smith. Betty Buskirk. Pauline Garrison. Virginia Powell. .lo Ann Hull. Marv McNamara. Miss Addie Cokeley. Ahsmtt-es: livelyn Grimm. Anita Hitchcock. Pearl Nutter. Maxine Moore. Betty Morehead. Janet Parker, FUTURE FARMERS Oli AMERICA-Row one: Bill Cox. Elmer Gemmer, Henry Piersol. Charles Norman. Clifford Mullen. Richard Green, Row two: Wayne Miller. Lester Camp. Leonard Lowers. Earl Newhouse. Bill Graham. Melvin Lockhart. George XVyer, Don Alleman. Rott' three: Mr. E. A. Grow. XValter Dawson. Robert Burton, Herman Richardson. Harry Anderson. Marvin Freed. Sargeant XVilson. Karl Simms. liarl Smith. Rott' four: lftigene Combs. Gerald Poling, l5red Haney. Richard Byrd. Harold Cline. Harley Rasel. limil Xkfhipkey. .lohn Stevens. Alrst-niet-.s: Cecil lilesher. Ray Mahafley. Glenn kK'riglit. Charles XVingrove. Seventh Grade Fancyworlc Club The aim of the girls in Miss Cokeley's fancywork club is to master the elementary stitches and to appreciate color. Members of this club choose their own piece of fancywork. which may be embroidery. knitting. or crocheting. However, most of the girls seem to like embroidery best. 'lihese girls have an enjoyable time sewing and chatting with their friends, Future Farmers of America Students taking the Vo-Ag course become members of the F. F. A. Under the supervision of Mr. Grow. each member has an individual project. and the club as a whole works on such things as raising chickens and testing soil. The F. F. A. was organized to keep members posted on the new methods ol' farming that are constantly coming into use. un ll 'X ' ul new my -fee, Q JZ' ' .xiii rail XVAHCONDA GIRI. RISSIZRVES - Row one: lfva .lean Rexroad. Verona Strother. Naomi Mclntire. Pat Iiury, I.ottie .lavne Crane. Kathryn Deljue. Valetta liox. Miss I.ouise C. Helmick. Rou,'1tL'o: Maxine l.ipps, liloise Dearth. Betty Gray, Mildred Weekl3', Mary Bennett. Betty I ou lieick. Grace Leggett. lilvannda Cor' hilt. SENIOR HIGH GlRl.S' VANCYWORK Cl.UB f-V llote' one: l.ena Nohe. Mary Southern. Rtlth Boyd. Iirances XVilliams. Row Iwo: Iirances Miller, Ruth Daugherty. Georgia I.emley. I.ois Province. Betty .lack son. Orvella Brake. Kathleen Hoffman. Row three: Miss Jefferson. Beulah Martin. Carmen I.alhey. l7olly laura Neale. Iilorence Cline. Anna Buffiting, Grace Carpenter. Patty Rector. Mrs. H. Smith. Row four: Anna I ambert. Betty I.afl'erre. liva .lane Anderson. Qnlia Steel. I.eah Bush. Ruth Jones. Doris Brinker. llelen Camp. Walwconda Girl Reserves The NVahconda Girl Reserve Club is made up of girls from the junior and senior classes. This clttln has its regular meetings during the activity period on Thursdays. At present several girls have met the requirements to be eligible for their Girl Reserve pins. Since Girl Reserves are an integral part of the Y. W. C. A. program, many of their activities take place there. Miss Louise Helmick is advisor to the group. Senior I-ligI'i Girls' Fancyworlc Club The purpose ofthe Senior High Fancywork Club, under the direction ol' Miss Jefferson and Mrs. Helen Smith, is for the girls to acquire skill in making different handmade pieces for the home. The girls have worked on such articles as scarfs. luncheon sets. pot holders, and pillow cases. Each girl has her own favorite kind of fancyvvork at which she excels. C . 5 f A t k rj l I .- t. I ,Q , . . r I -efffl Y ,i ' fr' ll L P S SOPHOMORE GIRl.S' CHORUS- Row one: Imogene Grant. Dorothy Cline. Jewell Moore. Eleanor Eaton. Betty Cant- well. Kathleen Donahue. Barbara l.ike. Mary Martin. Betty Montgomery. Betty l.ou Riggs. Juanita Blankenship. Jackie Boso. Margery Gainer. Betty I.ou Gainer. Row two: Irene Shelley. Emogene Russell. Mary Virginia Patterson. Irene Smith. Betty Tracewell. Joann Newberry. Kathryn Morris. Jean Canary. Esther Pilchard. Nora Jane XVells. Harriet Parkis. Beryl Greene. Phyllis Hoy. Joanne Taylor. Betty Johnson. Row three: Theresa O'Brien. Peggy Tinglcr. Geneva Brand. l.ena Baker. 'I'ilena Powers. Bernice Sallee. Wincana Pratt. Violet Randolph. Dorothy Winans. I.orraine Price. Geraldine Dotson. Virginia Meeks. Martha Thompson. Mary l.ee Moran. l.ois Williamson. Mrs. Huston. Row four: Vivian Moore. Pat Perrin. Mary liesterson. l.ois Mayhugh. Betty Biram. Peggy Morris. Nancy Ifarson. Doris Barrett. Patricia Stephens. Ruth Smart. Doris Stephens. Marian Blake. Betty Clegg. Bernadine Miller. Anna Wells. Shirley Swisher. Regina Gilbert. Doris Perine. Bette Parrish. Bonnie Carroll. Carolyn Hayes. Abfzentees: Edith Brookover. Eleanor Deem. Betty l.eisure. Eleanor Riffle. Coral Riggs. Betty Xkloodvard. Y Sophomore Girls' Chorus Since it has long been proved that song is not only a universal language. but also a universal necessity. and that there is a great desire for more and more music. the Sophos more Girls' Chorus. with Mrs. I-Iuston as sponsor. was organized. This club is mainly for the benefit of those girls who have been unable to include a voice course in their schedule. The group includes about seventy girls. the number proving its great popularity. Each week a committee is appointed to choose the music for the next meeting. The old. blends amiably with the new in this organization, for it is becoming more and more evident that the songs of yesterday hold much charm for the modern generation. Of the many Hne clubs in the school. this Sophomore Girls' Chorus is one of the foremost. offering keen enjoyment to its many members. MODIZI, RAILROAD CLUB-Row one: Harold Curran. Paul Smith. Tired Brantlinger. Gerald Dau- relle. Ray Snider. Delbert Sellers. Everett Meeks. Rott' Iwo: Joe Turner. Mr. Hunter Hardman. l.loyd lowther, Charles Cale. flhsenlees: Arthur Gustke. Gene Higgins, Charles Beckner. RlfTAIl. MISRCHANDISING CLUB- Row one: lflaine Keller. .lean Monroe. Betty Starr. lfdwin Bea lwout. Miss Pierce. Vonda Shepherd. Marie Carroll. Cecilia Poling. Thelma Marshall. Rott' !tL'o: Doris Delancv. Helen Brannon. Mary Bodie. Mary Huffman. Roberta Burkhart, l.uanna Montgomery. Alleyne Congrove. .lov Smith. Row lhree: Eloise lfmrick. Betty Augustine. Maxine Hibbs. lrene Carez. Beatrice Brown, .luanita Bauman. Jean Pennylwacker. Vwfanda Buzzard. flhsenlees: Martha Bender. Nina Bumgardner. Garnet Dunn. louise lockhart. Betty l,ee Montgomery. Virginia Miller. .lean Oldham. Thelma Rhodes. Model Railroad Club Mechanically-minded boys who are interested in the operation of a train on a miniature scale make up the Model Railroad Club. These boys have constructed a complete model railroad by building a form. laying the tracks. and collecting equipment. The club. sponsored by Mr. Hardman, expects to comf plete three fully-equipped sets. Retail Merchandising Club The aim of the students in the Retail Merchandising Club is to learn anything that may be ol' help to them in acquiring and holding a job. Their course of study includes salesmanship. correct procedure for interviews. and talks by representatives from various local stores. Miss Pierce is sponsor of this club. U5 'Ha ' ' W J .J I ,fff , lL.l tlhely SVNIOR HlCiH l9li'OTOCiRAl'l'lY CLUB --- !'o'ff one: Robert Rogers. Gene King. David Riddle. Nile lfarnsworlh. Ciene Mills, Bill Russell. Rott' ILUUJ Mrs. Garrison. Glen Kimes. Howard lishelman. Carl Brown. Richard liarrow. fllisenleesi Robert Roberts, Mr, Smeeks. A'l l'l2NDANClf Olil5lCfli ASSlS'l'AN'liS-'-- Rott' om-: .lewell Moore, Ruby Hawk. .lackie Boso, Ruby Johnson. Betty lngold, llat Perrin. Vivian Moore, Bonnie l.ake, .lohn kklrolb. Rott' Iwo: .lane Parsons. Billie Afliolter. Dorothy Deem, Betty Pickens, Marion Roberts. Penny Powell, Betty Mae kVilliamson, Alice l auglmlin. llelen Vw'ilson. Rott' three: Charlotte Oliver. Nora l.ee Pollock, Marge Bailey. Maxine Shriner. Kathryn .lanetos. Charlotte Anne l.vons, lkilartha .lones. Virgin Black. Betty l,aughlin. Helen lfyans. Rr1LL'l'r1ur.' Kathryn 'I'ebay, Barbara Hertz. Vera King, .lr.. Russel Grimm, Mack Graham. Tim Kesterson. Ciuinn lavlor, Bernice Jackson. l,ois Delancey. Norine Steele. fllmt-nlwsz Bob Blankensop. .loan Sbomo. Senior High Photography Club Students interested in taking pictures made up the Photography Club sponsored by Mrs. Garrison and Mr. Smeeks. Before doing any actual work, members were given the fundamentals involved and were told how to arrange a dark room. As it was necessary to disband this club. it did not complete its year's work. Attendance Office Assistants Going from class to class collecting absence slips is only one, and perhaps the least important, ol the duties of the assistants in the Attendance Office. These students assist teachers in looking up infor- mation, and also help Mr. Warner write out admittance and time slips. and record absences on perma' nent record cards. COMMERCIAL CLUB-Rott' one: Donna Clark. Ruby Mae Gault, Louise Amburn. Roberta Full, Anna M. Roush. Gene Camp. Kenneth Rector. Robert Thomas Glancy, Eva Jean Rexroad. Row two: Mr. W. B. Pearson, Irene Florence. Betty l.ou lfeick. Marjorie Yoho. Maxine Stephens. l.ertora Daugherty. Helen Peters. Betty Bunner. Marjorie l.. Rogers, Regina Chichester. Alice Tice. Row three: Hilma Whitl.1tcl1. Lorraine Woodring. lfvelyn Schoiield. Madeline Greenburg. Evelyn Camp. Patil Sims. Bob Stephens, Georgia McMillion. lfarnestine Schofield. Ahsenlees: Florence Allen. Elva Bolen, l.yle Deem, Mary Ann lfvans. Geraldine lfury. Barbara l.ytle. Betty Osborne. Kathleen Riggs. MildredSellers. Clara Adams. . Commercial Club The interests of the Commercial Club have been varied. One important part of their program has been to study the methods used in selling. This subject has been presented in numerous ways, but probably the most effective was that given through films. Among the pictures shown, one of the best was a reel furnished by the Coca- Cola plant. It is essential that one who participates successfully in commercial enterprise should know something of the government of the city in which he conducts his business. an-d since such is the case, the club has made a study of the Parkersburg city government. To make this study more effective and truly instructive, the group in- vited several of the city oflicials to their meetings to inform them of the duties and problems confronting the particular department of government each represents. Such a study prepares the student to be a more intelligent and valuable citizen. This club. sponsored by Mr. Pearson. fills an important niche in our activity program. SEVENTH. EIGHTH. AND NINTH GRADE GIRI. RESERVl2S+Row one: Patricia Boone. Rita English. Betty Weaver. Jeann Meyers. Barbara Deutsch. Jane Olson. Diane Malley. Jeannene Taylor. l.ois McAtee. Juanita Boggess. Dortha Russell. Joseplfhne Howes. Norma Grimm. Jean McCauley. Marilyn Hamrick. Row two: Jane Cottle. Alyce Bell. Jo Ann Taylor. Ruth Ann Williamson. Jeannie Harrison. Sarah Alice Maxwell. Dorothy Smart. Patricia Doonan. Marybelle Reed. May Jack Thornton. Mary Ann Price. Pamela King. Jo Anna Sands. Janis Grimm. Mary Ann Bickel. Thelma Hostottle. Barbara Ashwell. Elizabeth Waterman. Row three: Rosselyn June Knight. June Summers. Mary George. Jo Anne Nelson. Pattie Anne Wilson. Jean Chaney. Diane Bradford. Cornelia Wade, lone l.indamood. Betty Fielder. lilo Ann Parker. Sue Potter. Beverly McTaggart. Orma Collins. Patty Deem. Marjorie Dawson, Irene Gordon. Joan Devol. Row four: Peggy Rost. Pat Higgins. Nora Jean Gorrell. Joan Ferguson. Betty l.ou Zinn. Joan King. .lo Ann Johnston. Betty Bond. Rosalie Haynes. Pat Summers. Catherine Howes. Dorothy Sutter. Dolores Penisten. Judith l-lenniger. Doralene l.a Rue. Alma lfclter. Ruby Staats. Phyllis Griflith. Jane Merville. llileen Orem. Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth Grade Girl Reserves The Seventh Grade Girl Reserves. numbering forty members. is under the guidance of Miss Daisy Waller. This club. all of whose members have been recognized and have received their first pins. has carried on a full schedule throughout the school year. During the time the girls were making a special study of health. they presented a play written by some ofthe members. heard a talk by Mrs. Herdman. the school nurse. and held discussions on various factors contributing to good health. At some of their meetings they play games and work on various types of handicraft. The members have also enjoyed several parties and covered-dish dinners. Miss Neptune is the sponsor of the Eighth and Ninth Grade Girl Reserve Club. whose membership is limited to forty-five girls who meet each Thursday immediately after school. The members of this club have developed most of their programs around the Girl Re- serve code and triangle. They have also had programs in which they discussed good manners. correct dress. and personality. In observance of Pan-American week some of the girls presented the play Let Us Be Friends. These two clubs combined with the other Girl Reserve clubs in the school to present an assembly program demonstrating the ideals and work of their organization. x-Av MOTION PICTURE OPIERATORS AND STAGE MANAGI2RS- Row one: Bob Sager. Iirank Old- ham. Joe Jarvis, Norman Vvfilcox. Merrill Bailey. Jack Anderson. Jim Dultas. Rott' Iwo: Paul Deem, Carl Morehouse. Ilric Peterson, Carl Johnson, Ifrnest Rader. Jerry Davis, Melvin Davis. Kenneth Ifought. Mr. lidwin XVarner. JUNIOR HIGH SCIIENCP CLUB- Row one: Mr.Rav II. Harris. Robert XVaters. Roy Stanley. Harold Russell. John Allman. Laurence Dyer. Charles Shumway. Daniel Ash, Jim Paxton. lidward Zickefoose. Vernon Goudv. Rott' Iwo: Phil Case, Tommy DeLancey, Pzbai Wells, Billy Snyder. Williani Rymer. Bob Sayre. Jim O'Brien. Robert Welili, John Yeager, Bill Kinney. Robert Johnson, Don Lyons. zllmwrvlevs: Cameiuin Dion, Robert Miller. Billy Reed, Patil Roberts. Motion Picture Operators and Stage Managers The Motion Picture Operators and Stage Managers, together, perform duties that are vital to the functioning of the auditorium facilities. A schedule is set up so that each boy works a certain period of the day. under the supervision of Miss Hiehle and Mr. Warner. These students show all of the films at school and are in charge of all stage work. Junior High Science Club Wlaat a fascinating instrument the microscope isl The boys in Mr. Harris' Junior High Science Club have learned the truth of that statement. First they studied the microscope, and after becoming familiar with it. they studied bacteria from their teeth and various plants. They have experimented with different foods. held discussions on plants and animals, and made field trips to Terrapin Park. 'S .. sa.. li fi f tn s ea-.3 f M69 MAIN OIIICIE ASSlS'l'AN'l'S-Rott' one: Buddy Johnson. Nancy Wonders. Jean lileming. Helen Douglass. Carolyn Scott. Janet Smith. Marion Anderson. Row Iwo: Joan Yoke. Joan Brooks. Dan Doug' lass. John Hushion. loin Neale. Jack Christopher. Sterling Tallman. JUNIOR HIGH JOURNAIJSM CLUB 1 Row one: Raymond Parsons. Jack McCarty. Edwin McCauley. Dale Rogers. Joe lilesher. Russell I,ife. Row Iwo: lidward Vannoy. Betty Sue Sheeby. Juanita Boggess. l.ouise McCauley. Jane Cottle. Maryhelle Reed. Alberta Anderson, Anna I.ouise Spohn. Dolores Smith. Rott' lliree: Mrs. Ilixson. Donna May Booth. Paula liields, Margaret Barker. Dolores Penisten. Robert XX'oll'e. Charles Kirkpatrick. Ifrank Harvey. Connie Vifoodward. lflizabeth lflliott. Rott' four: Joan Mc- Millen. liaith Shelby. Marshalline Grant. Steve Hanrahan. Joan Corbin. Emma Jean Clem. Jimmy l.ee. James NVilliams. Ilat Stalnaker. Dolly Scbeneman. AIm.st-nlees: Mary lflinn. Mary l.ouise Morris. James Backus. Main Office Assistants Students who help in the Main Office perform duties that are necessary to keep the office routine functioning smoothly. Serving each period, during the noon hour. and after school, they operate the switchboard, check files and schedules. and run errands. These students assist Miss Shriver. Junior High Journalism Club In the Junior High Journalism Club students learn the value of journalism in everyday life, the way to read newspapers. and how to do constructive writing. During the activity period. members read newspapers from schools all over the United States and listen to talks by people from local news- papers. Mrs. Hixson is the sponsor. i l J NINTH GRADE DRAMATICS CLUB- Row one: Nadine Morehouse, Frances Hileshew. James Backus. Bill Gibbs. Harry Swisher, Tom McCray. Wanda Bennett, Row two: Mrs. Roberta Johnston, Norine Steele. Vera King. Meda Queen, Pat Hewitt. Delores Watson. Pandora Biles. Rachel Eaton. Row three: Shirley Baker, Beverly Wallace. Bertha Mackey, Betty l.udwig. Pat Ward, Dorothy Dudley. Nancy Ross. Ann Deem. Absenlees: Dorothy Ann Conley. Patsy Summers, Maxine Mcffarlney, Mildred Mullen. Belly lee lileming. Dick Gordon, .loan Sands, Maxine Mcfiown. Ninth Grade Dramatics Club The Ninth Grade Dramatics Club is composed of thirty members who have as their aim: to realize the value of reading plays and to develop personality through dramatic training. Mrs. Johnston, the sponsor, is assisted by two senior high students, Norine Steele and Vera King. The club is divided into several small groups. each headed by a chairman. Each group is responsible for at least one club program during the year. These programs may concern a study of makeup and stage setting, or a presentation of pantomimes and plays. One of the plays presented by four students was Mrs. Squire's Tea Party. After the plays and pantomimes are given. they are criticized by the others in the club. During the year the entire club has been preparing an especially good comedy. with the idea of presenting it in a junior high assembly. The following oflicers have served this year: Dorothy Dudley. president: Delores Watson. vice president: Frances Hiteshew. secretary. and Pat Summers, treasurer. The largest dramatics organization in the school. this group is laying a good foundation for further work in dramatics. Ifll 1 'l'ABl.lS TIZNNIS Cl UB -A Row one. sitlmq: Bill Pickens. Carl Davis. Ben Leonard. Row ltuo: Ray Knaus. Bob Troy. Harlan Duckworth. Warren Randolph. Paul Nlayhew. lid Grueser. Alwsentees: lidward King. Claud lincicome. .loe Samuels. Kenneth Rector. Gorden Koon. Paul Mcpeek. Bill XVest. Carroll Vsligal. Robert lferrell, Albert liielder. lfverett Loving. Junior Tragg. Vi7illis Gregg. Harry Kibhle. Kenneth Bailey. Don Holland. XVm. Nesselrod. Dick Smith, Tired Sprout. 'l'liACHliRS' STUDENT ASSISTANTS--W Rott! one: Helen Richardson. Dolly Yeater. Annabelle Trout. Alma White, lfrin Stump. Ginny Utterback. Sandy Sanford. Glenna Combs. Dolores Farley. Frances Tracewell. Rou: ILUOI Marnell Bradley. Betty Pickens. Marion Roberts. Betty l.ou Dye. Norma Hendershot. PJCIIV I ou Ciainer. Barbara .lean Thorne. Anna Hall. l.ois Vifilliamson. l.ucille Boso. Clarice liravier. Kath- leen Cline. Row lhree: Tom Joyce, Nina Bauntgardner. Mildred Phipps. lfdith Osborne. Velda Bradley. Opal lenox. Catherine Dudley. l.eona Butterneld. Pat Bradford. Justine l.ittle. Patsy S. liox. livelyn Covey. Helen Cireene. Annette lfagle. Table Tennis Club Table tennis is a game that requires an acute mind as well as complete muscle control. Mr. Johnston offers this club to about twenty boys who are interested in the game and wish to improve their skill. The boys play both singles and doubles. and rotate so that all may play. Teachers' Student Assistants In order to gain extra activity credits, many students spend their study periods assisting the class- room teachers. They perform numerous duties such as running errands. checking papers, and recording attendance, The work is pleasant and the students enjoy helping their teachers in this way. Rll3Ll2 CLUB- Row one: Bob Dugan. Jesse Mason. James Bouras. Bennie Rinehart, Bernie Rinehart. Howard Hanshaw. Lloyd Dye. Rolan Lemley. Merrill Bailey. Chester Fleak. Row Iwo: Johnny Kester- son. Ed. Bonar. Glenn Day. Clyde Dunham. Bernard Fox. Burl Stealey. Charles Beckett. Norman Wilcixx. Kenneth Richards. Donald Ewing. W'Hl'I I'l.lNC CLUB-Rott' one: Harold Sutton. Ray Johnson. Way'ne Rinehart. Billy Riblett. John Burgy. Richard lflliolt. David liriedlander. Clarence Greenwalt. Richard Ruble. Dale Dotson. Row Iwo: Robert Haddix. sponsor. Paul Mason, liddie Black. Vernon Kunze. Harold Lockhart. Jim Davis. Claire Mew. Bob I ang. Delbert Buchanan. Billy Ballon. Mr. li. B. Clark. Row three: Glen Archer. James McGraw. Russell Meeks. Rodger Randall. Bertram Merritt. Harry Boso. lfddie Bell. John Stone. Ralph l.outher. Rifle Club The members of the Rifle Club learn the use and care of guns. the manual of arms. and the nomen- clature ofthe rifle. In addition they spend a great deal of time in practice firing. Mr. Simpson is instruct- ing these boys in order that they might have some preliminary training before they enter the service. Wbittling Club Thirty boys comprise the membership of the Whittling Club. The members may Whittle any- thing they wish. their work in the club giving them a chance to use their creative ability. During the first semester Bob Haddix was the instructor: after his graduation at midyear Charles Stewart took his place. Mr. Clark is the club supervisor. .w ' ,.-- 9 .Q- ' Af, F MONITORS-Row one: Mary Lou Gale. Bertha Nichols. Imogene Adams, Grace Beckett. Genevieve Barr, Zelma Court- ney. Mary Lou Hillard. Pauline Byers. Regina Chichester. Ruth Ann Winland. Patty Rector. Row two: Harlan Duckworth. Jack Anderson. Carl Shockey. Max Britton. Carl Brown. Bob Cameron. Stephen Richards. Jr.. Guy Hoffman. Clarence Cox. Ben Graham. Bob Graham. Francis Ellem. Row three: Clarice Frazier, Glenna Rymer. Beulah Martin. Doris Brinker. Carolyn Stukey. Joan Butcher, Betty Albright. Doris Alford. .lean Farley. Eloise Dearth. Ralph Gillespie. Howard Eshelman, .lim Weaver. Perry Mackey. Rott' four: Stanley Lockhart. lid Dougherty. Dean Poole. Kenneth Amos, Charles l.indamood. l.eon- ard Cox. Bob Butcher. James McGowan, Ray l.inch. Helen Leasure. .lohnny Kesterson, Roy Hostottle. Harry Barnett, Robert Hayes. Monitors Another group of students whose service is important to the successful operation of so large a school is that of the monitors. The monitor schedule provides that certain students be on duty each period of the day. before and after school, and during the noon hour. They are stationed in strategic positions so that they may direct both students and visitors, make a check of lockers. supervise the bicycle shed. and generally oversee the corridors. Each period a head monitor is responsible for the entire monitor personnel for that hour. Since this group is selected subject to the recommendation of the home room president. as well as the home room teacher. it comes directly under the general supervision of Miss Ethel Musgrave. advisor to the Student Council. Before a student is eligible for monitor duty. he must have a scholastic average high enough to insure his being qualified to relinquish his study period. PAN-AMERICAN AND TRAVEL CLUB-Row one: Robert Peters, Betty Shaffer, Joan Rowley, Aleen Fahad, Frances Bowersock, Frances Rose, Vera Hubacher, Row two: Harold McDonald. Roy XVildman. Miss Auch, Miss Clawson. Jack Hall, Howard Fleming. flbsentees: Hildred Keyser, David lleckner. Ruth Powell. Penny Nohe, Rose Carol McAtee. Phyllis Smith. Faye Smith, Gene Stone. JUNIOR HI-Y? Rott' one: John Snyder. Bill Kinney. Kenneth Williams. Ben Dake. Gary Vannoy. Tom Farson. VVally Crawford. Row two: Paul Hefner. Jennings Hamrick. Jerry Graham. Billie Boso, Jim Armstrong, Jack Radcliffe. Don Spencer, Joe Howard, Jim O'Brien. Row three: Jimmy Wildt. Dick llayes. Fred Colvard. Gene Dearman. Donald Mcl,ain. .lack Schlege. Prob Kelly. .lack Brooks. Don l yons. ,'llvsvnlm SIHUUI lfahlgren. Pan-American and Travel Club Three clubs, Know Your City, Travel, and Pan-American have been combined to be known as the Pan-American and Travel Club. According to their interests, the members present programs during the club periods. Experiences in traveling are related and interesting facts and stories of the Pan-Amerif can countries are discussed. Miss Auch and Miss Clawson are the sponsors. Junior I-In-Y The Junior Hi-Y is compose-d of twenty-live junior high boys who meet every Tuesday evening at the Y. M. C. A. New members are chosen by the active members at the beginning ol' each semester. This club stands forthe same ideals and carries on work similar to that of the Senior Hi-Y. J f-ff. pf rap- ,'e,,,,9fM 6 ..- 'f':.f,..Aa- . I AA . .. nl--D Sl'liliCH Cl.UB 'R1JLL'UV7l'.' NV.inda l3ury. lilsa NV.iyland. Shirley Boudinot. Tom Joyce. Bill Armstrong. Bill Sims. Rott' two: Miss M. Harris, Jerry Axelrod. Bob King, Johnny lirics. Clifford Malley. John Hushion. Rott' three: Tobey l.ytle. Stanley Lockhart. Tom Jones. Jack Rector. Glade l.ittle. Ralph J. Nesbitt. Roger Yeardley, Guinn laylor. rlb.senfws: Uick Richmond. Paul Snyder. JUNIOR HIGH STUDIQNT COUNCII. 7 Row one: lfrank Vv'hite. Bacher llaton. Dick Morrison. Pattie NVilson, Pat Cochran. Jim Whitney, Joe Hushion. lilizabeth Tate. Pat Higgins. Herman Buskirlc. Joan McMillen. Jean l.eeson, Row two: Miss Virginia Neptune. Betty Bond. Ruth Miclsel. Russell Davis. Beverly Ann Knopp. Reynor Ulery. John Snyder. Row lhree: Donna Boso. Ben Dake. Jim Gibson. Hugh Pickett. Kenneth XVilliams. Charles l.eonard. Jimmy Scott. Mary Dowler, Helena Janetos. l,an.i Rawson. Delbert linch. Dan McGrew. Jennings llamricli. Dortha Russell. Marilyn Hamrick. flhsenlees: Dina liee Scholl. Betty l.ou Zinn. Speech Club Miss Harris. sponsor ofthe Speech Club, has organized it into three groups, with a chairman and Secretary for each group. During the activity period the group in charge varies its program to include speeches. pantomimes. plays, and reports on topics related to speech. Each member hopes the year's work will result in a definite improvement in his speech. Junior l-ligb Student Council 'l'he Junior High Student Council. under the guidance of Miss Neptune. is composed of representa- tives. elected by popular vote. from each home room. The Council has undertaken such things as sponsoring the Jeep and Safety campaigns: collecting books, newspapers. games. and magazines for the hospitals: and nlling Christmas baskets and Red Cross boxes. t t x E Sl2VlZNTH GRADIE GIRLS' GLEII Cl.UB - Row one: Barbara Deutsch, Nancy Jo Minster. Patty Bradley. Phyllis Wines, .lean McCauley. Norma Grimm, Mary Ann Deem. Row two: Marilyn Hamrick, Josephine Howes, Mary Ann Gross. Ann Roush. Nancy Cochran, Peggy Shelene. Juanita Kathleen Virden, Anna Tice. Jeannene Taylor. Beverly McTaggart. Rita lfnglish. Marguerite Dalse, Myra Schauweclrer. Patty Deem. Dorothy Ruddell. Row three: Marjorie Dawson, Betty Vaughan, Shirley Booth, Chlaila Corney. Patricia Boone, Barbara Davis, Anita Kelly. Doris Rogers. Beryl l.ewis, Barbara Gandee, Beverley Knopp. Wancla Burlxey. Alyce Bell. Joan lngold. Janet Olson. Mrs. Huston. Row four: Barbara Ashwell, Helen Louise Brown, Amelia Fanacly. Patty Ann Wilson, Dortha Gerhold. Linda Ann Godfrey. Mary Dowlcr. lilo Ann Parker. l?ileen Orem. .lean Willi.1nis, Barbara lirye, Jean Roberts. Patricia Galbraith. Rosselyn Knight. Seventh Grade Girls' Glee Club Fifty-three members comprise the Seventh Grade Girls' Glee Club. which meets during the club period each Friday. Under Mrs. I-Iuston's direction. the girls are placing special emphasis on tone quality in the songs they sing. All of their songs are of three-part harmony, and each one is memorized. The members sing sacred, folk, and popular music. They have not given any programs: however, they are receiving the preliminary training they need for such work. at The club has been organized with the following officers elected: Barbara Ashwell, president: Beverly Knopp, vice president: Myra Schau- wecker, secretary, and Ruth Ann Mickel, accompanist. f f Ill ' A t POPULAR MUSIC Cl.UB-- Row one: Kendolene Emerick. Mary Ellen Smith. Annabelle Trout. Betty Mae Williamson. Virginia Cook. Ruth Wiseman. Betty Osborne. Emma Black, Dolores Price, Ruth Davis, Ruby Lee Rollins. Alma White. Fern Richards. Helen Myers. Leota Duckworth. Marjorie Daugherty. Zadah Haught, Julia Lowe. Row two: Joyce Boone. Kathleen McGivern. Mary I-ou Cooper. Marion Mayo. Hazel Anderson, Richard Kidd, Wilma Poling. Deborah Cox. Jean Fleming. Mickey Bartlett. Betty Jones. Winona Vaughan, Ona Haymaker. Betty Poling. Pauline Hoffman, Wilma Williamson, Viola Deem. Goldie Goudy. Jean Cale. Hazel Stanley. Row three: Frances Farr. Bernice Atkins. Eleanor Melrose. Virginia Pfalz- graf, Mary Ann Woods. Ruth Ann Smith. Doris Tanner. Norma Hendershot. May Jane Nelson. Frances Tracewell. Betty Wells. Mildred Scarberry, Marg Dils. Jo Claire Eagle. Imogene Allen. Frances Flanigan, Gladys Robinson. Mary Frances Richards. Betty l.ou Roberts. Velda Bradley. Gladys Baumgartner. Helen Campbell. Trixie Dunaway. Bernice Fox. Sara Carroll. Mable Shreeves. Miss Neal. Row four: Carol Loebig. Wayne Longmire. Bob Haddox, Gene Rowan. Marjorie Grapes. Doris McMillion. Eva Stoops. Joe Ann Hutzler. Sally Cain. Frances Radclifi. Mary l.ee Wolfe. Betty Turner. Betty Kemp. Marjorie Ruble. Betty Jean Miller. Betty Wheeler, Betty Albright. Mary Hamrick, XVinifred Holscher. Helen Greene. Betty I aughlin. Dorothy Schumacher. Margaret Welch. Popular Music Club One of the largest clubs in the school, the Popular Music Club, attracts students because it gives them an opportunity to learn and to enjoy all the new songs. Each club meeting is opened with the singing of The Star Spangled Banner. From that the members go on to sing popular and semi-classical music. Special emphasis is place-cl upon songs that are not so familiar to the majority of the boys and girls. The club president is Annabelle Trout: the pianist and student assistant is Deborah Cox. Miss Pauline Neal sponsors this club group of approximately one hundred and twenty students. ii? STUNTS AND TUMBLING CLUB - In Stunt: Emogene Mehl. Mary Jane Graham. Betty Mercer. Row ILUUI Norma Goudy, Betty Simmons, Eloise Buchanan. June Goudy. Martha McCualsky, Frances Gilbert, Josephine Stephens. Ruth Powell. Row three: Ethel Musgrave. Rose Mercer, Mrs. Cross. Ann Moore. Irene Merrill. Dorothy Currey. Absentees: Betty Anderson. Irene Byers. Betty Caplinger. Helen Clutter, Lena Petty. Barbara Hoy, Mary Lefebvre. Nancy Lewis. Ada Presley, Phyllis Skinner, Charlotte Swesey, Glenna Tindle. MABIEI. CRATTY GIRL RESERVES - Row one: Fern Amos. Kathryn Tebay. Esthelene W.1rcl. Ruth Shears. Betty Lee Wheeler, Geraldine Iiury. Pal Bradford. Row Iwo: Louise Amlwurn, Jean Cale. Betty Bunner. Betty Jo Rockhold. Virgia Black. Jean Kyle. Row lhrce: Norma Russell. Georgia Lemley. Nancy Thomas. Marie Smith, Dorothy Leeson. Bettie Lou Rouse, Mary Lou Cooper. Stunts and Tumbling Club The main activity of the year for the Stunts and Tumbling Club was the preparation and presenf tation of an assembly program. The aim of the members is to develop co-ordination through the per- formance of all types of stunts and tumbling acts. Mrs. Cross is the sponsor of this club. Mabel Cratty Girl Reserves 'I he Mabel Cratty Girl Reserves was made up of girls from the senior classes. Witla Miss Donna Drake as counselor. the club met regularly at the Y. W. C. A. and took part in various Girl Reserve pro- gr1ms and activities. Because many of the members were in the midyear graduating class. the group was disbanded at the end of the first semester. 'nu ' vw- ,. 4 , , HQ ' Q Ill SENIOR HIGH AERONAUTICS CLUB- Row one: Clarence Campbell. Jimmy George. Bonnie Lafferre. Lucille Pringle. Margaret Holtl. Herbert Wiseman. Norma Kaufman. Evelyn Hardman. Beuhla Snider. Madeline Flinn. Maynord Law. Row Iwo: Edith Osborne. Daisy June Hughes. Bertha Marie Forshey. Nelma Caste. Betty Smith. Don Wagner. Beulah Nutter. Geraldine Snider. Ruth Kelley. Doris Cochran. Betty l,ou Berry. Row three: Pat Foster. Marian Burd. Ruth l.ittle. Ellen Mcl.ain. Ruth Ann Burgy. Betty Brafford. Naomi Kieffer. Jean Farley. Betty Dugan. Earl Reynolds. Roy Hale. Alwst-niet-s.' Melvin Parsons. Dan Augenstein. Emily Feick. Walter Kelley. Fred McMurray. Robert Newberry. Bill Platt. Margaret I,aw- man. Rudolph Radtka. Stephen Richards. Kenneth Covey. Donald File. Senior High Aeronautics Club With the increased interest in aeronautics aroused by the war. the Aeronau- tics Club has been enthusiastically received by senior high students. There are approximately forty-five members in the club. which is sponsored by Miss Alice Weir and Mr. Owen. Members study the aeronautics textbook that is used in regular school work and in addition study various strip films. The club was divided into two groups so that all the members could visit the aeronautics department in the trade school and become acquainted with the mechanism of a plane. The club has also heard talks given by one of the instructors at the local airport and other people interested in this subject. Plans have been made to visit the airport. but due to certain regulations it is doubtful whether they can be carried out. I ! '? ll I.w sg? Ss? 353 iv. 'W . . SIENIOR HIGH JOURNAIISM CLUB-Row one. sealecl: Pat Otto. Beverly Davis. Mary I.ightner. Row Iwo. smndtnu: Dewey Helmick. Harvey Meredith. Barbara Daniels. Miss Marsh. Ted Vkfashahaugh. Betty l.emon, Alvsenlve' Bill Callahan. SOPHOMORH DRAMATICS CIUB4 Rott' one: Glenna Iflesher. Maxine Griflin. Jean Jones. Mariorie Southers. lilherta Roush. Juanita Riddle. Reva Kaufman. Ilene Thorn. Rott' Iwo: Sponsor. Vera King. .lr.. Bettie XVagoner. Alice Mills. Betty l.ou Ingold, Kathryn Couch. Ildith lfverett. Yvonne Mills, Pearl Smith, Josephine NVeaver. Norine Steele. Row lhrves Bob Sager. Conard Casto. Don McClure. Carol Bates. Margaret Hewitt. Marjorie Gilmore. Sue Oirahoocl. Maxine Greenhurg. Ruth Smart, Melvin Eugene Davis. Senior High Journalism Club 'Iihrough their club work the members of the Senior High Journalism Club. under the direction ol' Miss Marsh, learn what it means to write in the journalistic style. As one of their most important activi- ties. these members interview all the sophomore home rooms and write the sophomore column for the Journal. Sophomore Dramatics Club Sophomore Dramatics. with Miss Hayman as the sponsor. has for its members sophomores who are really interested in dramatics. During their club periods. the members try out for parts and present . I . . . , , various one-act plays. Student sponsors of this club are Vera King, NOFIHQ Steele. and Eugene Davis. l l .IUNITIQ GIRI. RESERVES - Row one: Helen Myers. Kathleen E. Ault. Preda I.. Casto. lfrances Kay Kesterson. Phyllis Prancis. Ruth Daugherty. Row two: Betty l.ot1 Dye. l.ucille Boso. Thelma Pearson. Penny Nohe. Alice Laughlin. Betty Mae Williamson, Phyllis Alton, Grace Beckett. Row three: Vlfinifrecl Holscher. llllen lichols. Viola Deem. Rose Mcflttee. Mary Frances Richards. Mary l.ee Wtvlfe. Mary .lo Kirsch. Phyllis Smith. Nina Bumgardner. CfXl.MliCA'l'l.li GIRI. RIZSPRVES f Row one: lflberta Roush. Mary Virginia Patterson. Betty J. lemon. .lane Jackson. lfmogene Russell. Pearl Smith. Roto ltuo: Imogene Grant. Yvonne Mills. Ruth Powell. .ludith Samuels. Peggy Overton. Mrs. June P. l,ay. Rott' three: Charlotte Janes. Betty lfarns worth. Charlene l.ang. Sara Grant, Neville Marstiller. lfllen Mcl.ain. Twila Mason. Maxine Greenberg. Doris Alford. fllwswvlet-s: .loanne Bever. Neida Black.Phyllis Hayden. lithel lillen l.ane. Virgie Miller. Alice Mills. Vivian Moore. l.uana Montgomery. Pat Otto, Orma Radcliff. Betty Rhodes, l.ois Schott. Ruth Smart. .losephine Taylor. Bettie Wagcvner, Junite Girl Reserves The Junite Girl Reserves was made up of junior girls who had Miss Campbell as their sponsor during the early part of the first semester. The club was disbanded at the end of the semester. and many of the girls have since joined a new Girl Reserve club for senior girls. Calmecatle Girl Reserves The main activity planned by the Calmecatle Girl Reserves this year is a membership drive to give the ninth grade girls. who will be eligible to join next fall, an idea of the work of the club. This club. under the direction of Mrs. l.ay, also packed a kit for Russian relief. 3 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS - Rott' one: Opal Pepper. Betty Jean Jackson. Donald Deutsch. .lohn May- hew. Joe Goodwin. Gwendolyn Morrison. Dolores Price. Pill Otto. Rott' Iwo: Miss lda M. lleters. Carmen l.athey. Iisther Pilchard. Kathleen Elliott. Barbara Maclienvie. Delma Stallman. Miss Mitldleswart. Mrs. .lime l.ay. Rott' three: Beatrice Hihhs. Ruth King. Mary Jackson. lillen Melain. Maxine llihhs. Ralph Sawyer. Glenn Day. Boh Stephens, Almsenleesi Delma Mclindree. Dorothy Vvliggins. Boh Armstrong. Thomas Clegg. Regina Schofield. W.1ntl.1 Braham. James Jones. Naomi Melntire. SIZVITNTH GRADE DRAMATICS CLUB 7 Rott' one: Dorothy Knopp. Mary .lean llryre. llelen Beall, Donna Boso. Peggy linick. Gladys Bartlett. .lanis Grimm. Bernice Ahhott. Rott' Iwo: Barhara I eniley. Betty kVeaver. Blanche Gonger. Pat Doonan. Dorothy Smart. Carolyn Mcfiullongh. Betty Miller. .lo Barker. Ruth Miekle. Rott' three: Iiva Cline, Ruth Anne Pyles. Agnes Carney. Dolores llart. .lean lilowers. Velma Hart. Patsy Tasker. Grace Davis. Doris Richards. fllwxrnltes: Thelma Steed. Dorothy llouehen. Betty Arnell. Library Assistants Each year a number of boys and girls serve as assistants in the library. lt is their duty to help take charge of the desk. to file. to type. and to perform a variety of tasks. These students work one period each day and either during one noon hour, or after school one evening each week. Seventh Grade Dramatics Club The purpose of the Seventh Grade Dramatics Club is to arouse the interest of younger girls in dramatics and to lay a foundation for future work along that line. The girls study stage setting and make up, and present pantomimes and plays. Mrs.Warner is the club sponsor. i. Ill' gif? 1 V25 .. 'pta . 1, B' ll ft ll ...y -W.. -. 1' -' ' -'Tx -wwf ,,,.w--4 ,,,,1-.tue '- X W..--f 1 fXU'liO MliCfllfXNlCfS Cfl.UB- Rott' one: lfrancis l.eep. Junior Morris. lfphraim Kelley. Robert Kirby, Gene Higgins, .lerome Johnson. Ilmt'1it'o: l.ewis Iforaker. Charles Beckner, l.ewis Johnson. Glen Moore. Roy Ahart, Ronald Ludwig. Rott' three: Chester W.iternian. Herbert Dawson. Robert Dies. lvan liox. Bob Qiraham. Ben Graham. 'l YPING Cl UB - Rott' one: .loe Goodwin. Bob Huggans, Bud Ruf. Jerry Barbee, Marie Smith. lmogene Vincent. Dorsalie 'l'indle. lidna Alleman. Row ILUUI .lane Jackson, Carlene Blair. Joan XVright. .Iudith Samuels. Betty liarnswortli. felma Courtney, Phoebe Shaffer. Dorothy M. Myers. Phyllis Gurrey. Miss Spilman. Rott' r!vree.' listhelene Vklard. Dorothy Barnett. Charlene lang. Sara Grant. .lane Powell. llene Blair. I ois XVootl. .lean l.ittle. Bill Swearingen. Neil Cfhaitin. flhsentees: Halel Ann Dawson. Olive llen drielss. llalel llildreth. Betty Hutson. George l.emasters. Barbara Maclienzie. Auto Mechanics Club 'lihis club was organized for the purpose of so acquainting the boys with the mechanism ol' an automobile that they would be able to service their own cars. Unfortunately the proper instruction and supervision could not be provided. and thus another activity went out of existence because of the much- mentioned man-power shortage. Typing Club 'l'hose students who do not find it possible to include typing in their course of study welcome the chance of joining the Typing Club. As in all clubs this year, members sign up for the entire year and in order to earn their credits. must learn the keyboard and must be able to type with a fair degree ol accuracy. Miss Spilman is in charge of this club. OPliRlf'l l'A - MOH. DOCTOR? -Cust: Robert Glancy. Patil Gustke. Lois Ann Abels. Havel Ann Dawson Fli7abeth Baker. Maxine Shriner. Vi'illiam Hayman. Stanley Lockhart. Bill Lieving. Vtfilliam Armstrong. George Weigle. Jack Miller, Norman Smith. Sally lillis. June Settle. Marion Ahrenclt. Mary Kathryn Gilbert. Mary Kathleen Uhl. Charlotte Lyons. Jeanne Hyre. Fdith Franklin. Billy Chesshire. Franklin Ankrom. Robert Powers. Carl Burkey. Bobby Joe Henderson. Robert Cook. Billy Pahl. Deane Abel. Bill Swearingen. Patricia Lemley. Phyllis Alton. Charles Carpenter. Dan Ruley. Clmrus: Susan Trout. Joan Schauwecker. Jeanne Dudley. Cornelia Boreman. Ruth Muhlbach. Edrie Mclntosh. Ellen Conner. Donna Davis. Dolores Vi'ills. Betty Wilkes. Lila Marshall. Annabelle Taylor. Bernice Jackson. Barbara Sanford. Martha Jones. liula Lee Morris. Nancy Brown. Tobey Lytle. Donald Malcolm. Tom Lytle. Roy Hale. Bob Doak. Tom Halfhill. Mary Jane Parr. Margtterite Dowler. Flizabeth Weiland. Neville Marstiller. lileanor Fox. Jean Marie Devereaux. Colleen llughes. Jacqueline Roberts. Rosemarie Dailey. Marjorie Bailey. Grace Spaid. Dorothy Snowden. Patricia Batton. Rttth Hyrc. Patty Butscher, Aileen Stephens. Joan Smoot. l.indel Marshall. Frieda Stephens. livelyn Pflug. lilla Jean Gross. Ann Bonar. Barbara Jean Thorn. Doris Wile. Ellen Minks. Joan O'Connor. Lavinia Paden. Frances Calhottn. Jean Franklin. Erin Stump. Thelma Pearson. Norma Jean Smith. Betty Jo Stanley. Mary Virginia Smith. Joan Ringer. Deane Abel. Bill Swearingen. Charles Carpenter. Dan Ruley. Franklin Ankrom. Bill Chesshire. Robert Glancy. Patil Gustke. Norman Smith. .lack Miller. Bill Lieving. XX'illiam Hayman. Stanley Lockhart. George Weigle. Bill Armstrong. Bobby Joe Henderson. Carl Bttrkey. Bob Cook. Bill Pahl, Clifford Malley. John George. Dancers: Katherine Couch. Jean Marie Devereaux. Eleanor Hays. .lane Knight. Frances Rose. Lois Schott. Velma Shuman. Betty Smith. Glenna Mae Flesher. Donna Meredith. Betty Lee Trout. Glendenia Conner. Oh, Doctor! Of annual interest to the school and its friends is the operetta. presented each year by the Voice Department under the direction of Miss Abels. Those who assiste-d Miss Abels were Miss Humphrey. Mrs. VVilson. Miss Woodyard. Mr. Warner. and the stage managers. This year. March Z3-24. the hilarious comic operetta Oh, Doctor! by Clark and Clark was presented. and was generally recognized as one of the best in years. The plot concerned the confusion created when the heiress of her uncle's estate concealed her identity so that she could receive the inheritance and still engage in her chosen profession. acting. of which her uncle disapproved. As it happens in all such stories. everything turned out all right. and it is presumed all lived happily ever after. Sept. Sept. Sepl Sept NGK' Dec. Dee, Ma r Apr SPORTS l'. lrl. S. elects new cheerleaders. liootlwall season opens. liall baseball gets underway. lntramural program starts a year of competitive home room sports for boys. little Reds warm up for big season. -l:O0Il5Jll season ends -- Blffi RIEDS S'l'lYlil2 Cl lAlVll7S, l,ions banquet gridiron champs, l'aasketlvall season opens. l.arge group turn out at call for track candidates. Baseball season opens. wtf .,1 ' X fefgsfff gif' 5' 1..- wlvf F ,rf Hg Qi' 51 44434 3 s gs V .1 3, L K 1' f .5 I '. H A . s 'xg 1 1 O r-wg COACHES lfdgnr li. Rhodcs. Big Rcd Bnsclmll: James XV. Scott. Hcad Coach, Big Red Football, Big Rcd Track: Harry l.. Shclton, Assistant Coach, l.ililc Red liooilmll. l,illIc Red Bnskclbnll: .I, If. Johnston. Assistant Coach. Big Rui Pn.iskulli.ilI. nvq L-A Q 4 J' ji X 39, BIG RED FOOTBALL- Row one: Ed. Lafferre, Owen Curran. Jack McFarland. Row two: Bill Weaver. Harold McKih- ben. Bud Cox. Clinton Allman. Judy Mason. Bill Gilbert. Homer Rader. John Mitchell, Hichael Nedeff. John Morris. Rott' three: Coach Johnston. lirancis Berger, Jim Waller. Ray Sellers. Tom Neale. Gene Haynes. Don Lewis. Carroll Swain. Ward Clevenger, Dean Bosworth. Vic Williams, Walter Mather. Coach Scott. Rott' four: Tom Shedan. Joe Lantz. Chuck Hardman. Edgell Rice. Chuck Hefner. Hohert Clevenger. Jack Shtitts. Lewis Wharton, Ken Barker. Graden Anthony. Martin Powell. Coach Shelton. Big Red Football THE WAR HITS P. H. S. SPORTS During the I9-H-44 season the war made its mark on sports at Parkersburg High. hut through the able manage- ment of our athletic director. Mr. Melick. and coaches our sports program was carried out with little change from that of previous years. Our coaching staff was made up of Coaches Jimmy Scott. Joe Johnston. and Edgar Rhodes. Coach Shelton was in charge of the Little Red squads. There were a few problems to be encountered this year. One of these was the difficulty of securing sports equipment. Most of the companies who used to manu- facture the equipment we use are making sporting goods BIG RED FOOTBALL Last season the Big Red football team. under the ex- cellent coaching of Jimmy Scott and Joe Johnston. played a schedule of nine games. winning all of them. With their entire schedule composed of tough opponents. there was no doubt that they should have the state football cham- pionship. This is the third time in six years that they have won this honor. With only three returning regulars to huild a team around. Coach Scott accomplished wonders in choosing the men to compose a championship team. Red-haired Johnny Morris was an outstanding tailback coming up from the third string. liullback Kenny Barker and Halfback Homer Rader filled regular positions on the team. al- for servicemen's recreation. Because of the fact that our athletics department purchased a large supply of now hard-to-get items we have had enough. Also some of the deficiency is being made up by the purchase of equip' ment from some of the neighboring schools. The man power situation is bothering us. too. since Uncle Sam has put his Enger on several prominent P. H. S. athletes. and this has resulted in our teams being com- posed of younger. less-experienced boys: but they have accomplished a great deal in maintaining the prestige of Parkersburg High School in the world of sports. SEASON - 1944 though Kenny was injured early in the season and was unable to play again until late in the season. Harold Mc' Kibben made a fast quarterback for the team. Judy Mason and Franny Berger were the only regular linemen returning this year. Again the second team came up with worthy players in Johnny Mitchell and Bud Cox at the ends and Clinton Allman at tackle. Bill Gilbert filled one guard position and Hichael Nedeff. who was only a freshman. came up from the Little Red team to be the other guard. SIEPTEEMBER I7 - Football season opened with Coach Scott and Company playing New Martinsville under the lights at Stadium lfield before a fairly large crowd. The Reds were fast and heavy but looked well enough as they beat New Martinsville 34-0. SEPTEMBER 24 - The Big Reds journeyed to Charles- ton on September 24 for the annual Stonewall Jackson game. This game was very unorthodox in that the Stone- wall Jackson team used a ten, man line on the defense. Neither team scored in the first half, but a completed pass by the Big Reds started them on to victory. The game ended with a score of 19-O. OCTOBER l-The Big Reds met the Wonders of Ceredo Kenova under the arc ligha at Stadium Field. The game was a fast one. and more like a track meet. Final score: Big Reds 85, Wonders O. The hrst team played only a small part of the game: from then on the re- mainder of the squad played. The highlight of the game was the passing, running, and speed of the backlield, made possible by the line which tore gaping holes in the oppos- ing squad. This was the biggest score since the Big Reds heat Allegheny High from Cumberland, Maryland, lll-0. The thrill of the game was seeing the second and third strings play like veterans. OCTOBER 8 -Before l0.500 fans the Big Red Grid- ders eked out a 14-7 victory over the Charleston Moun- tain Lions, Friday night under the lights at Stadium Field. It was a hard-fought game as the score tells, but with a fast backtield and heavy line. the Reds were just too good for the Lions. The thrill of the game came when John Mitchell, well covered by two Charleston men. leaped into the air to catch Manis' pass. This was one of the most spectacular catches ever seen in Stadium Field. OCTOBER 16 - On Saturday, while rain came down in a steady drizzle, the Scottmen slid to a 20-0 victory over W. I. of Clarksburg. The game. played on a typical Harri- son County muddy field, saw the Reds go scoreless until the third quarter! then break loose and become unstop- able. The sight of the game was Homer Rader running through that sea of mud and gaining ground. OCTOBER 23-The Big Reds journeyed to Cabell County to tangle with the Pony Express of Huntington High. The Reds came out on the long end of a 33-7 score. It was a beautiful day. with a crowd of 5,000 fans. The Huntington team was one of the heaviest in the state, but the local line took them apart. with Allman and Berger playing fine ball. The feature: John Morris' kick from Parkersburg's end zone. when he booted a ball 86 yards. NOVEMBER 6 th ght fall afternoon the wearers of the Red aaa White-of P. H. S. played host to the Blue and Gold of Wheeling High School. This game, which was to have been one of the toughest of the Scott- men's schedule. turned into a scoring epidemic. In the first half. first one team scored and then the other. However. the hrst half was everything anyone could possibly look for in a football game. There were passes, runs, and beautiful plays galore. The half time score was 41-20 in favor of the Big Reds, but in the second half. the Big Reds monopolized the game and came out victorious, with a score of 48-20. NOVEMBER 13-Playing before 7,500 fans, one of the largest crowds of the season. and under a beautiful Indian summer sky. Coach Jimmie Scott's powerful Big Reds turned in their eighth victory in as many starts. as they downed a powerful Weirton eleven by the decisive score of 21-0. This was the hrst time since I936 that the Red Riders of Weir High had been defeated in the state. Coming to Stadium Field with a team full of speed, power. and deception, the Red Riders were expected to be the toughest team of the season. Only at the hands of a team of the same calibre and with a little more on the ball did the Red Riders go down. Weirton held the locals scoreless during the hrst period, but soon after that the Big Red combined action got started and in rapid-fire motion scored three touchdowns. With this victory. the Big Reds laid claim to the state championship. NOVEMBER 25 -The curtain was brought down to- day on the I943 football season on Marietta held as the Big Reds rolled over a hopeless Marietta Tiger's eleven, 78-0. In the Municipal Stadium at Marietta, Johnny Morris and I5 other seniors gave their best for P. H. S. These locals no sooner got the ball than they scored. The game was rather uninteresting except late in the fourth quarter when lineman Franny Berger moved back to J. Morris' position and Morris moved to guard: Judy Mason moved from tackle to fullback, and blocking Har- old McKibben, took over the center position. Even with this change of positions the Reds continued, to score. Other linemen also shifted to backfneld. The inspiration of the game came from the general feeling of satisfaction and. peacefulness of Thanksgiving Day. At the half, Marietta.. welcomed P. I-I. S. with music and placards which read: Welcome State Champs, their band formed a map, of West Virginia. showing Parkersburg as the home of the champs. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE WEST VIRGINIA CHAMPIONS - 1943 P. H. S. OPPONENT Sept. 17-New Martinsville .............. 34 0 Sept. 24-Stonewall Jackson ...... 19 0 Oct. l-Ceredo-Kenova ......... 85 0 Oct. 8-Charleston ............... 14 7 Oct. 16-Clarksburg,W-I .,..... 20 0 Oct. 23-Huntington .......... 37 7 Nov. 6-Wheeling .... - 48 20 Nov. 13-Weirton .... 21 0 Nov. 25-Marietta ..... 78 0 'rf J -'. . 'r 1? 1 fr it 5 A 1 v 4 A v , 7 It 'fri f lr 4 v5 'K s 5 V, xi K LN' v 110 -.. -a..9 I t l lT'l'l.li Rlill l3OOTBAl.l. ff Row one: Bennie Rinehart. Raymond Taylor. Jerald Morehead. Bernie Rinehart. Rott' ILLWJS Bill Allen. lra Wotud. Carl Miller. Dick Morrison. Jack Miller. Jack White. James Deent. Don lVlo1.t-na. Ciilbert Swartl. Clarence Cox. Charles Lindamood. Row three: Carl Burkey. Gar- land lioggess. Delbert Tanner. Bill Smith. Gerald Parrish. Joe Batten. Glen lflint. Don Beaty. Ray VJilk liams. Kenneth lfttry. .lack Schlegel. Keith Mason. Marvin Powell. Bob Sams. Row four: Charles James. llan l5ottglass. Don l awson. W.tlter Scott. Johnny Padgett. Gene Manfio. Dean Poole. Robert Miller. .lolinnv Milanese. Bill l5arnsworth. liugene Hall. Bolt Weatrer. Coach Shelton. Little Red Football Otit'otit4tt I -7 Under the coaehing of Bud Shelton. the l.iltle Reds of P. H. S. trounced the visitors from Middlebourne High here at Stadium lfield 26-O. The I.ittle Reds showed speed and more speed to play a really fine ball game. Otj'l't7Itl1tl 7 The l.itlle Reds journeyed to Marietta to tlefeat the Tigers of Marietta Reserves to the tune of 38-0. The Reds showed that they can take advantage of any- thing that comes this way and did so by making the nto-tt of all breaks. They pulled many tricks from the bag to baffle completely the young Tigers. The I.ittle Reds played the same kind of football as their big brothers. Ocfltitilflt I5 S A tottgh Ravenswood eleven invaded P. H. S. soil on liriday night lu hand the I.ittle Reds a tm O defeat. their hrst of the season. lt was a night game and because the weather was so bad. the crowd was small. Our boys couldn't get started in the ntutl. but they went down lighting. A fumble over the goal line brought the score. OCTOBISR Zl -V On a bright Indian Sum- mer Thursday afternoon the Little Reds bat tled with Pullman High at Stadium Field. lt was a fast game with long runs and fast plays. The locals came out on the long end of a 33-O score. Williams. captain. played his best game for the Reds. OCTOBER Z8--Once again the Young Tigers of Marietta High came forth to tangle with the local I.ittle Reds. this time on local soil. l3inal score: I.ittle Reds 38. Marietta. 6. The Reds ttnloosed bags of perplexing and fast plays to outplay completely their oppon- CHIS. Novtianststt IO - The I.ittle Reds. seeking and getting revenge. beat the Ravenswood Reserves 40-O at Ravenswood. Coach Shel- ton's boys completely outmatched the down river eleven. At no time during the game did the opposition threaten to make trouble for the I.ittle Red machine. Thus the junior wearers of the Red and White wound up a successful season. winning 5 games. losing l. We Want a Touchdown . ax uk v M. A ,, .. , M ..., - . Blii Rl:D BrXSKlfTBAl.l. -- Rott' one: Bill Chesshire. James Muhleman. liddy Turner. Ray Sellers. lldgell Rice. Carl Cfiis ter. lfarl Bibbee. Bob XVeaver, Rott' fLL'tJI Neale XVilliams. manager. Bill XVest. Jack Roche. Bill O'Dell. Jim Postlewait C'alyin ffalendine. Martin Powell. Don Dunn. Don l.ewis. Jim Umpleby. tnanager. Big Red Basketball Of the twenty six boys who reported for basketball. only two were letlermen. Ray Sellers and Jim Muhleman. The Big Red basketeers seemed to have a run of bad luck this season. Under Joe Johnston's able coaching the Big Reds played a tough schedule. but despite the fact that they tried every combination imaginable. they cottldn't seem to hit a winning stride. Outstanding players were: John Mitchell. liddv Turner. Bob XVeaver. and llarl Bibbee. Others players coming up from the rear ranks also made good showings. DIYCIIMBIIR 20' -Coach Joe Johnston's proteges lost their first game of the season on December 20. when XVellsburg romped over otir boys in a -ll-37 victory. During the hrst half of the game. played in the local gym. the Big Reds dominated the floor. btit their defense having collapsed in the second half. they came out on the short end of a -ll 37 tally. Sellers chalked up a high score of eight points for the Big Reds. JANVARY -5 - -Parkersburg High's stars of the hard- wood lost their second game of the season on Jantiary -f when the Rayenswood team. bolstered by five returning regulars. got off to a slow start and at half were one point ahead of the local ttuint. During the fourth quarter the Red Devils secured a greater lead and tlee game ended ll Z-l. Johnny Mitchell paced the Big Reds with lf? points. JANUARY ll -- The Marietta basketball squad came down the river to P. H, S, on January ll with their ustial good basketball team. The Big Reds couldn't seem to End the basket. and when the hnal whistle signalled the end of a hard fotight game. the score was 34-lf? in favor of Marietta, JANUARY l-l YUM Big Reds suffered two more de- feats .ll the hands of the Grafton and lfast lfairmont teams. XVhen the Big Reds invaded Grafton. they found them- selves lost on the huge floor in the Grafton gym, The Grafton quint gtal off to an early start and completely outplayed the Big Reds as they rolled tip a score of 40,21 when the game ended. JANUARY l5 --- The boys from lfast lfairmont played the fastest ball that ottr boys had seen all season. The Big Reds came out on the tail-end of a score reading 55-28. No individual on the P. H. S. team scored more than seven points. JANUARY l87This game was played in the local gym on January IX, It was a traditionally hardffougbt game. as VVilliamstown always plays its best when it comes here. Bob Vkfeaver was the outstanding player. with I0 points. The score at the end of the game was -+1-3-l in favor of Parkersburg's Big Reds. JANUARY ll 4 On January ll. the Stonewall Jackson quint front Charleston invaded P. H. S. to take home a victory. This was a hardluck night for the Big Reds. and the boys were unable to hit the basket. The Big Reds played a good defensive game. bitt lost to the tttne of lO-36. JANUARY 25 -f On January 25. Parkersburg lligh's Big Reds played one of their best games this season. The Big Red cagers played a good brand of ball. btit were somehow unable to overtake the Sistersville quintet. who managed to stay in the lead at the end of every quarter. The game started with Vvfeaver. captain. Turner. Bibbee. Mitchell. and Powell on the floor. Both teams got off' to a slow start with not mttch action displayed. The hrs! quarter ended with Sistersyille ahead 8-5. The second quarter saw Big Red substitutions in Postlewait and Bibbee, Both teams played a slow game of ball this quar- ter as in the Hrst. and the half ended with the scoreboard reading IGN? with Sistersville ahead. ln the third quarter the linetip was changed somewhat by the appearance of Sellers and Muhleman. The Big Reds sank more shots than they had previously. but the Tigers managed to secure a greater score. 18-I5. The fourth quarter was packed with action and thrills for the spectators as the Big Reds tried to even tip the score. Powell of the Big Reds was high scorer this period. running up 8 points for the Big Reds. In the Gnal moments of the game. the spectators shook the rafters with their excited yells as the Big Reds tossed the ball into the basket again and again in a Hnal BIG RIED BASlfBAl.l. 7 Rott: one: Charles Sprinkle. Ted Gtteman. John Mitchell. Homer Rader. Melvin Ueem. lidgell Rice. Don Metz. Junior Chancey. Gilbert Swartz. Roma Nichols. Bill Allen. Dewey Helmick. Jack Graham. Ray Vyfilliams. Bill Carpenter. Rott' Iwo: .lames l.. Deem. Dick Richmond. Norman Smith. lfarl Bibhee. Don Mozena. Don Dunn. Charles Seaman. Keith Mason. Marvin Powell. Jim Wiltlt. lfugene Hall. .lim Deem, Paul Snyder, Coach Rhodes. Rott' ll7l't't'.' XVil liam Schumacher. Bill Vv'est. .lack VJhite. lllwood NVilson. .lim Grab. Carl XVartl. Kenneth Amos. Glen lilint. Neale Williams. Charles l indamood. Bob Kelly. Russ Augustine. Carl Daesch. Big Red Baseball Coach lidgar Rhodes' baseball team started its spring workouts on March tm. 'lien pitchers and three catchers reported in answer to the call. Patil Snyder was the only returning letterman for the position of pitcher. .lohn Mitchell. Melvin Deem. and Homer Rader have returned this year as innelders. 'l'ed Gateman will nll Ronald Snyder's position behind the plate since Ronald graduated last year. APRIL lR- v The Big Red nine defeated a strong llullman team ltr 0 in the urst game of the season. Coach lidgar Rhodes was able to try out his reserves since tifteen of the sixteen runs were made in the urst three innings. ln the hrst inning Homer Rader hit what is believed to have been the longest home rtin at the P. H. S. diamond. Pitcher Don Metz allowed only two hits in tour innings and Norman Smith held the llull' man boys down to one hit in three innings, APRII, ll -On April ll the Big Reds suflered a defeat at the hands of Athens baseball team. Paul Snyder struclt Ollt sixteen batters and allowed only three hits in seven innings. Homer Rader was the star hitter ol' the afternoon for the Big Reds getting two home runs. 'l'he Athens hall players scored no hits until the sixth inning when they made a home rttn which started the ball rolling. APRIL 26 -On April 16 St. Marys traveled down the river to play a double header game on the local diamonds. ln the first game. played after school on the school diamond. the Big Reds won lb-O. ln this live inning game Allen allowed one hit in the urst three innings. Mason held the Blue Devils down to no hits for the remaining two. ln the second game. played at the City Park. the Big Reds had a hard time getting startedi the score was tied in the third inning 5-5, lhe game ended IZ-5. Homer Rader was the outstanding hitter for the Big Reds. Schedule to he completed: April Ztifpennsboro. Home. May 37Open. May 6-Huntington Central. Home. May lO-AAthens. Away. May llvpennsboro tll. Away, May lt:--Huntington lfast. llome. May Z0-St. Marys tll. Away. May Z6-4Huntington Central. Away May Z7-V Huntington llast. Away. lllii R113 'lilifkifli Row ontn' Rohvit Miller. Clinton !'klll11.'lI1. Paoli Miller, Owvn Cjlll'l'.1l1. Ronnic Singcr. 'l'on1 NL1t lllll'V .lt1llllSUll. ljtlll lvwix. Nk'.11'1l C1lc1'1'11gc1'. l1'.1 kVoo1l. ciI'.lLlCl1 lkl1ll1Ul1V. l,L'.1I1 l'ool1'. hill Smith. Dclhcrt Ricl1.1r1ls. let lttw. K'11.11'l1 Scott. cilhlfll Shclton. Cf.11'l lklillvr. .lim Millcix .l.1:k Van lc.1r. Cfhttck ll.lI'tlll1.lI1. Rogcr Yc.1rtll-JV. Bula 3101111 s lll.lllt'N ki.lIPk'llll'I'. kkhlllfl' Mcliw, Cicorigt' l.cc111'1'. Dick cillI'l'.lI1. lllIQk'llL' lrottt, Dick Morrison. lik'l'I'llll llDlll'llL'llC. Comm lohnxlon. R11tLlll711'1'f lkVl.lllll l 11k1'. lloh kklC.lVCl'. .lim vNl.1llk'I'. Morris Cioillicv. Cl.11c11cc Cfox. Mack ciI'.1l'I.1I1'l. l,lYI'OI1 kk tl i'h.1it111. fXl.111i11 llowrll. .lin1 Cfoviw. .I.1ck Sclwlcgcl. Paoli lrov. lloh Cfookc. ll.11'111o111l N1-lson. .lcrry lg.ll'l5L'U. Big Red Track .'XI'1-III I3 tfl1.11l1wto11 lligh School took 11151 11l.111' 111 .1 11'it'i11' licltl 1111'1'1 hcltl liurt' o11 April 13. lhi' C.h.11l1's1o11 t1.1ck x1111.11l .1cl11cv1'1l .1 1ot.1l ol 0l'3 pointx. llllllllllfqltlll w.1s wcontl wi1l1 F1 3 ' 3 points .1n1l thc lliig llcilw t1'.1ilc1l with -lo points. 'lihc ivltillllldlll l ions won l1'll ol 11111-1111 1'vc111Q. .ind thcir Xlllllllt' lllll tllc slioitciwtl thi' Sl.llt' iccoitl hi' two sccomls i11 com lllfllllgl thi' 11'l.11' 111 Wo, . .X1'lCll I'l l11 thc sc1o111l 11.11k Illt'L'l ol tht' s1'.1 ron tht- ll.lIlxx'lNlllllg1 lligh School llJlIlCl.ltlS tlcitxitul .1 1111111111 hl.lI'lCll.l 10.1111 o11 April Ill. lhc Puig llctls woictl T831 points to ikl.lI'lCll.liS 57' 1. liivi' kVilli.1111w town how .ilwo 11.1111cip.1t1'1l Uwvn c:llI'I'.lll w.1s high point 111.111 with li1t1'1'n points. l'h1' lXl.11ic1t.1 11.1ck w.1s 111 3.1111-il totltllliott hut tht' llllllillllg pits tvcic .1 littlt' sogigv. l'o lhtx thc low Ilhlllxi i11 thost' k'X'L'IllS .111' .11 111l111t1'1l. ljtllI1lS writ' .1w.1rtl1'1l in .1 1'.1tio ol' 5 3 l. w11l1 lll points f.1lVl'll loi liist pl.1fc in thc relays. Our 1111'11 who 11l.1c1'd liist wrrc' c:llI'I'.lIl. llll high lllllLllt'Si .loh11so11. 4413 v.11'1l ki.lSll1 Cilll'I'.1I1. lltl v.111l low hui tllus: li.lll'tt'I'. lcwis, Singer. .lol1nQon. ntilc rt'l.11': X't'.lltll1'X'. xhot 11111. .Xll111.1n. discus: cillI'I'.lI1. l1ro.11l llllllll, ,kI'RIl ll lht' H111 Rrtl 11.11'k lk'.lIll won 311 points in thc 1-igl11l1.1111111.1l lltintington Relays in which lwclvc high xchools 11.11'1ici11.1t1'1l. Points t.1kcn were .is lollows: cil1.ll'lL'WilUIl ffl. lltintington HIM. l'.1rkc1s hnrg Va. Slt3I1L'XV.1ll .l.1ckson IS. lltintington l3.1wt ll. South l'oin1 IW. ki.1lllCY Paritlgc lil. lronton ll. CIIL111 l1l.ll1VlllC Wg. Cflmrlcston Catholic 2. ljlllllhll' l. Mont g4o111c1v l. l5.11'k1'1'sl1111g plncctl sccontl in thc H80 spiint I't'l.lY with .1 lt'.lI11 roiiipowcl ol luwis c,lll'I'.ll1. Singgri. N11.1lc. ln tht' 4-lil Qpiint It'l.lV SlIlgCl'. 1k11thony Ncalc, .lohnson c.1111t' in third. Ncnlc, lewis. kil'.lll.lI11. Xk'c.11'1'1' wort' scconil in thc Lll5l.lllCC inctllcv 1'1'l.11'. 'liht' llig llrilx wo11 Hrsl pl.1cc i11 thi' niilt' l't'l.lV with .lohn xon. f.lllt.ll1. Siiiggi-r. 1X111ho11v. Y1'.11'1ll1'1' won sccoml 11l.1c1' i11 thc shot, .Nw thc I'11rl11.x1 hun gqocx to prcwx, tht' Iollowing 1111'ctx .tic yet to ht' hcltlz April l'l M.11'it'11.1 lVl.1v 11 Qidlfllt' Rt'l.11's .11 Kll1.11lcs1o11. Mm' ll Suction.1l .11 Cil'l.1I'lk'YLlOl1. M.1v Ill 81.110 .11 fjl'IJI'lk'SlUIl, ,vlil ' - 6 Qi A INTRAMURAI, COUNCII, f Row one: Ralph Carpenter. Bob McAtee. Philip Gilchrist. Don Metz. Bill XX'eaver. Ted Ciateman. Row two: Coach Rhodes. Edward Baer. lirvil kVhitc-head. Mack Dent. Chester Campbell. Ronald Singer. Row three: Denver Wilson. Paul Williams. Jerry Henniger. Ronald Mills. Ivan Sandy. Jim Deem. Calvin Calendine. JUNIOR HIGH I3OOTBAI.l. 1 Row one: .lack Brooks. David Rake. James Ruble. Kenny XVilliams. Denver Beckner. Clarence Mercer. Garland Boggess. Don Mercer. Row two: Chandis Wilsrwn. Bernard All- man. Ifugene Bleigh. liorrest Kenney. Richard I.ouden. George Cochran. Donald Swisher. Bob Stephens. lfarl .lenkins. Wilbur Bleigh. Herman Buskirk. Paul Watson. Robinson. Row three: Coach Broad- water. Beacher liaton. .lack Hanrahan. David Munchmeyer. Wally Crawford. James Armstrong. Paul Ilefner. Dave Nediff. Jerry Dexter. I7orrest Shelene. Raymond Kellison. Iiddie Thomas. Coach Hardman. Rott' four: Ira Poole. Charles l.aw. Charles Deem. Robert Moore. Ronny Taylor. James Johnson. Paul Raleigh. Robert Campbell. Don Roberts. Richard Backus. Junior Page. Willitim Archer. Max Vvfilson. Bob Chancev. Bob Steele. Intramurals The intramtiral program is an athletic program con- ducted among the Senior High boys' home rooms. Mr. Rhodes is the sponsor. and during the year many different sports are carried on. Points are awarded for entering and winning the different events. and at the end of the year the home room with the most points acquires possession of the Intramural Bucket. llach individual on a winning team receives an lntramtlral pin with the name of the event thereunto affixed. Touch football started on September 20. At the same time badminton was being played. Volleyball. handball. and shuffleboard followed. At the completion of the football season Judv Mason Homer Rader. liarl Bibbee. Ted Gateman. Melvin Deem. the intramural referees. chose an All-Star Team. This team was composed of boys who had given the best all round performances this intramural season: Sr. Iflfd Turner. Jim Postlewait. Melvin Deem. Carl Newberry. Junior Chancey. Ted Gateman. Sr. II- Charles Iiankhauser. Jr. I-Ronald Singer. Soph.--Don Vv'harton. At the end of the first semester the boys were enjoying indoor sports which included: basketball. foul shooting. table tennis. table shuflleboard. bowling. and wrestling. lfioniinued on Page 1522 Junior I-Iiglw Football RI'l53 C5I'I'ONl5NI' CHIYPONI Nl Illurs I1 0 Nmlq U N0-III' H ll Rcdx 1 1 XX'.1xI1inglon W lx XXIIISIYIIIRIUII H IXIKKIIL' llw fm RMI! I I XX'.1sl7ingIun ll ru Nr-,119 4, Ilnlucx I I 7 XXIJSIIIIIQIOII II Intramural Champs I, ISOXVI INCS klunlun .'XIlm.1n llomrl Ilnrlcr ,'. XX'RI5S'l'I INCL I7c.1n Ihxxwrllm l'.1rmII Swain Nuxnmn Ilurv llugcm' .Iulmson I SHUI-I I I'I3O,'XIlI3 Ifrnnlx .lngwillx I. IDU I'I'w,'XI I Iiolwrl lrlallcv Iilll Alwvll XX'.1vm' XVI1IlI.11cIm Ilmln IUVJI' lkola VIIFUY Ilomcr IDQTIH INIvIvin Dorm lfdrIic'l'urnL-1 .lulmn I5ricx 5. IEAIHIXIINION I I.1l 1 v .lulmsun rr, ISASIQIVIIIBAI I Mark IBUIII Llcm' II.1vm's .l47L'I.ll1Il Ilim limb K'.1rroII XK'ig.1I Iicnncllm Pmilvv I5nn.1Inl Slmrcwululrx' fxllwrl IIICILICI' Iionnlnl IIIIIUINIHMYH H, IULII SIIOOIIIINCI Ilusscll .'Xl1guwlim' S IIANIBIEAI I .lunior CfI1.1uccx' -DH' ' -Q Nm: Nut' IM-t Dut- IfliA'lURliS .lt-vp t.ll11lY.ltQ1ll thmhs uvcr tho Mm. 0 tgtml vII7.lI1hSj.1IX'Iltf.L h.1lIL'lY QIUJII with f4Vltk'I'UllR k'tbl1lIll5lllhDl1H. N1.H'lk'll.! Ihgh Srlmtml wtmlcntx tit' htght tts wtth xplvmlltl pmgtnttw Stttttcntx sttpptvss ltnlimlm' sptttt tu I t'un.1t'tl Ctttnthvr Cwrnttn t 'L'1llgL'A', ll11DlL'S9L i stttdcnw wtth his Stn uvrttx' .ts hc tvlle ml thc wax uf hx mg in war timc Clcrnmnv. Dining Out ' hugins to lwcmnv .1 habit hu' .1 trw studvnts .ts thvv tntrmlucc thc dcnmnstmtiun that IQ In mn .l.m vnltw c.l1I'lSlIN.lNl .tssutnblv gtvcn hy .X Cltppvlln Cfhuit. .lttmur High su' Clhrtxtntnx plnv ptt'wt't1lt'cl ht' hf1llS!L' MM. I4 .mtl :Xrt l5cpttt'l111vt1ts Xftrtvtx' .twwtnlwlv plUf,1l'.ll1l, tnchttl mtg ittgtltx' xkntcts I.tstitt.1tcw cvctw' Apt. ll linll J-5, W' 'SJ if-1.-.4 'tnuc llI1lll all hmm' roonts lmvt' 'sccn it. lh X thxplmx histrttmic Ilh'l1lN to packrd hottsr tm' lust txulw thm Cuppcrs. Ilmmi thrtlts xtttd hlttant to lmvt' fun cms wlm .tw tt CHI t' mi. ..,V .1 STAGIZ MANAGERS lx I glut. Cfhnrlcs Hupp, Ray 'I'.1ylnr. Jim Dukas, Paul Dvcrn. Harry Barnett. 4-445 Q h Hue .SC OCL ,aw 5 EYES EAR5 OIF I, 5, gli lil '1,. .4 ,h f-QA.. I 'st AWN? 1 SHNGWIE MIDYIZAR GIASIS l'l.fXY f C'us1: Kay Alice Ahels. Mattrice Sill. Maxine Jttstice. .Ioan Butcher. llugene Davis. Doyle Shit tnan. Ona Havniaker. .loan Yoke. Ruth Ann Smith. .lack See. Don Fleming. Betty l.ou Taylor. Anna Margaret Roush. .lim Dukas. Nina llardntan. Bill Decker. l,Jl Bradford. Robert Haddix. Betty l.ee Wheeler. Dorothy Schumacher. Brtty .lo Rock hold. Ruth xkiitlretvs. Virginia Backus. Margaret Graham. livelyn Kirsch. Ruth Bennett. D:ret'1or: Miss lidith li. Humphrev. l,l'Hl1Llt'l1-til? Slrzli' Student Director. Ruth Thomas: Business Manager. Gene Poole: Scenery. Mrs. Isabel NVilson and Nancy l.ee Thomas: llroperties. Betty .lo Rockholcl. lirances Harrison. Geraldine liury. Norma Russell. Dorothy Schumacher. Marv Ann lfvans: Mttsic. lligh School Orchestra'---lVlt's. Gladys Sorsby. Directing: Make up hv Dramatics Classes, Miclyear Class Play --- What a Life For several weeks before the final performance of the Senior Class play, Wim! fl l.il'e. the stage boards resounde-d to the tread of Thespian feet in feverish prepara- tion for the big night. On Friday evening. January l4. the finished product was dis' played to an enthusiastic audience. The nation's number one problem-child of movie and radio fame had a tremendous appeal for young and old alike. and when the cur' tain went up on Clifford Goldsmith's rollicking juvenile comedy. a packed house was ready to be hilariously entertained. At 8:00 P. M. the house lights were dimmed and the stage lights penetrated into the office of Mr. Bradley, principal of Central High School. lt is here that the trials and tribulations of one Henry Aldrich are coped with at rather frequent in' tervals. Henry's inability to remember dates in Roman history forces him to do a little cribbing from the paper of his greatest enemy. George Bigelow. However. llenry's forgetfulness in Roman history is the least of the Aldrich family's troubles. Vv'hen Henry's feud with George Bigelow results in a plot to remove him from school. the confusion really begins. Misleading evidence causes Mr. Bradley to be' lieve that Henry is guilty of stealing Central High's band instruments and to sus- pend him: but the watchful eyes of officer Ferguson and Miss Wheeler foil Georges plan to disgrace Henry. Witla the kindness and understanding of Mr. Nelson. Henry regains confidence in himself. As the Hnal curtain falls. Henry is asking his favorite girl friend. Barbara Pearson. to go to the spring dance with him if she can lend him thirty cents. M' yew: igfi-fiqbfs statsttotz it Ptcitsttci Price control. rationing. the O. P. A.. shortages. etc.. are all right in their place: but they simply had to go. as far as some one hundred hungry and exurberant Senior ll's were concerned. At precisely 2:00 P. M. on a bright and breezy afternoon in September. fthe twenty-Hrst to be exactl the City Park suddenly sprang to life with all sorts of Senior carryings-on. The park diamond was the scene of a few fast and furious softball games. with the scores soaring to stratospheric heights. A football game with similar scoring. a stimulating dip in the pool. and just wearing out the No. I8 coupons also served to create a few appetites. The Senior Cabinet. having done its best to work up these appetites. then proceeded to fill the hungry mouths with sandwichesi. beans. cake. ice cream. cokes. and all kinds of stuff like that there. fAin't it wonderful what a class treasury can do?l. Obviously the Senior ll's had heard of the clean plates club. so there was little cleaning up to do. This was very good. as a few of the more fortunate Seniors were therefore able to cruise around a bit in the family bus before returning it. with its dwindling A ration. back to pater and mater. 'Said sandwiches containing real meat Y COI .OR DAY .lust like gold-f--corn is where you Gnd it. and it was most certainly in evidence at Parkersburg High School's auditorium on November 3. 1043. XVith the Senior ll's working a triple shift between the Senior Door. the Color Day flag. and the stage. a busy time was had by the green and white :lad midyear grads. When the assembly finally began. the senior high student body was treated to the entertainment of a lifetime-the spectacle of the centuryTifOr so the program committee would have you believe.l The program began with llarold Hot l.ips Mcliibhen pre- senting some of the delightful music known as Swing and Sway with Your Teethful of Hay. After having completed his solo. Hot l.ips Mcs Kibben contributed his trumpet to the scrap brass drive. and proceeded to do his turn at the flag pole. 'Naq. 'Kl 9373- 1 un t r 1 S ' ISI SID sg .at an ng : I lu an +1 -of -F .vs The Meadow Maniacs then pre sented a startling. untrue drama of the backwoods entitled Nicotine Alley. It was a triumphant sequel to the famous Tobacco Road. After their performance. the dramatists made a hasty exit via a rear door. A Pistol Packin' Mama number. which was lo have followed. had to be canceled due to the shortage of ammunition. Dick Vsfinans. acting as though he had just been scared by a pinball machine. invit- ed everybody to visit sunny Spencer. A double dose of aromatic spirits ol ammonia was employed to revive the stage manager just in time to raise the curtain on the second stanza which be gan with Jerry livans mystifying every- body-including himselffwith some magnificent feats of magic. The madcap magician was also to have unveiled a pound of butter. but the O. P. A. wouldn't cooperate. And this was not all, as anyone who was in attendance will testify. because there were many other entertaining performances includ- ing a boogievwoogie dance. songs by Edna liogle. lfrances Harrison. Maurice Swoonatra Sill. and the Senior ll girls' quartette. which concluded the program by singing Say a Prayer for the Boys Over There. Solid sending can be credited lo Skip St. Clair and the Color Day Orchestra. Jim Dukas mastered the rather confus ing ceremonies. lf any additional Color Day information is desired. kindly turn your time and space machine back to November 5. lf?-ll, for an ear by eat' description. and if yott happen to hnd a Yo-Yo along the way. please return it to Charlie l'7ankhauser and lid l.af ferre. SENIOR ll Cl'lll.l SUPPISR AND THIZATIER PARTY The Senior ll's had been given .tn ample dose of golden hantam that al ternoon. but they still fottnd enough room to stow away large doses of chili and to partake of some screenfare be sides. . , Time. 5:30 P. M., November 3. I9-H: place. Parkersburg lligh School cafeteria: the cast. the Nlidyeai Class of January. '-H, and members ol the faculty. As the scene op:ns. we nn'l everyone indulging in a very popular indoor pastime-eating. The menu consisted of such delectable items as delicious. piping hot bowls lull of Mexican chili, slaw. sandwiches. milk. soft drinks. pie. and bread and butter +or was it? After everyone had eaten there were a few short speeches. and before the Seniors could think of raids ing the caleteria ice box and candy shelves. tickets were handed to every- one- so ofl' they went. Dfl lor the tlieater. that is. lhe scene now shtlls lrom the cale- teria to the Smoot lheater where the guys and gals. dtessed in green and white. are witnessing the technieolor comedy hit lleaven Can XX'ait. with Don Ameche and Ciene 'liiernev. 'lihe more seriously minded Seniors were deeply stirred by the magnificent per- Iormance ol' another well known dra- malist. one Donald Duck. in his latest production. After the reeling ofl' ol' some six or seven enjoyable reels ol' liltn fare. il was curtain down and lints lleaven Can XVait. and lims Color Day. November 3. Ill-45. Sl'NlUR l SISNIUR ll DANCTIZ. JANUARY I7. Ill-H A gay and colorlul evening ol danc- ing and lun was the order of the day lor the lkflidyear Class of '44 as the Senior l's honored the Senior ll's with a dance at the Coliseum on the evening ol .lanuary l7th A novel cabaret atmosphere was cre- ated throttgh the use of tables and chairs in the corners of the dance floor and several attractive hostesses serving refreshments to the guests. Amidst this atmosphere of friendly conversation ancl soft lights. many couples were swinging and swaying to the music of .lack Nklatkins' Orchestra. emanating I'rom the beautifully decorated Coli- seum band stand. At intermission time. the Senior l class presented a very entertaining floor show with President Ross Cox acting as master ol' ceremonies. A superb de- monstration ol' ivory dusting was presented as Ronnie Singer played Cow Cow Boogit '. Several members ol Miss Abels' Voice Department sang some of the current hits of the day in addition to some semi-classical favor- ites. 'l'his was followed by a roller skating act that left the spectators breathless. And then. Pistol Packin' Mamma ntade .1 dramatic entrance in all her explosive glory. SIENIOR ll BANQUIYI' Amidst the beautiliul and spacious surroundings of the Chancellor Hotels lllennerhassett Room. the Senior II class held its Senior Banquet. Mr. and Mis. Conner and many class teachers joined the midyear grads in this. their 5 X le a .Su ': . . .in I if!! rf last chance to eat. drink. and be merry together. A tasty dinner was served at 7:00. and a little later class oflicers and facul- ty members entertained with some clever talks. It was just ahotit 9:00 o'cIock when the not too unclerfetl Seniors piled out of the Chancellor and into the downtown theaters just in time to catch the last show and possi- bly. the latest episode of The lone Ranger. JUNIOR ll-SIENIOR II DANCIZ It was a gala and festive occasion in- deed when the Junior II and Senior II classes gathered for an informal dance at the Y. M. C. A. Wednesd.1y eve- ning. January l0th. The Y was gaily decorated-complete with service stars for the Juniors and Seniors who were serving their country. On the dance floor. one saw many P. H. S. hep cats jiving it lightly to the music of Jack Watkins' orches- tra. What with two women to every man. it was a very festive occasion INDIZIED. but not for the feminine contingent. Nevertheless. the floor of- fered stomping room only to the colorfully clothed couples who com- menced to add a few tricks to the art of dancing. The president of the Junior II Class. Ronnie Singer. displayed his talent as a composer and lyricist with the per- formance of one of his tunes during the floor show which featured several other entertaining acts. The program also spotlighted several vocal numbers by members of the Voice Department. who sang song hits from the Broadway musical. OklahomaT When the final strains of music had faded into the night. and all was said and done. the Seniors headed home- ward to prepare for the last event on the Senior calendar. Commencement. Jusf gbiffer-paffer If KATHIZRINU ABIZLS persists in writing class songs. before she knows it, she'll be writing Pepsi-Cola jin- gles. They're either too yottng or too old is RUTH ANDRISWS' plaintive cry. ANNE ARIVISTRONCTS new synthetic rubber is really her last week's burnt pancakes in disguise. VIRGINIA BACKUS is living proof that Holly- wood is not the only place where love- ly complexions are found. The chicken and the gravy looked very lsecoming ffl H- in GIADYS BAUMGART- NliR'S lap on Jan. I8. 'living next door to .1 batch of cadets 'aint to be sneezed at.' says RUTH BISNNIQTT to a bunch of the goils down at 326, l ost on November 3. I0-ll -- I pair of brass knuckles, 1 black-jacks. and -l' artificial hngernails, l7inder please return to lfMlVlA l3l.ACK. Pee Vwleei' l7lem- ing is beginning to believe that PAT ISRADVORID is carrying her role of Mrs. Aldrich a little too far. After all. it isn't everyone who knows that Roosevelt didn't cross the Delaware in ISI F, says JOAN Bin history l3U'I'CIllfR. HIZIIZN CAMP- I3l7l.l, is afraid of getting shocked when putting on her new dress. tShe heard il was chargedl. If it wouldn't be asking too much. GRACIZ CAR- IIITNTIIR would like to see the Katz- eniammer Kids keep out of trouble at least once. CilNNY CHILDIERS is singing the blues because Santa Claus LllLlI'l.l bring her a Superman doll last Christmas. lf PAT I-Icp Cat CIYNIZ would stop jittering for five minutes, shell notice that Charlie Bar- nett left last August, Cl'lARl.O'l l'lf CONAXVAY has sported pins in her time. but John lVIitchell's Hi-Y pin always seems most desirable, MARY l,OU COOPIER wants Io support a movement which is in favor of burning all bookkeeping books at dawn. BETTY JEAN DAVIDSON has been skating so much that her knees are beginning to feel as if they had ball bearings too. Blflililf DAVIS w.mts to become a movie star, Fame? -Y-No. She wants to go to the Holly- wood Canteen and dance with Clark tiablel lfl.OlSlf DAVIS was seen at the Senior ll banquet with six forks in her hand. DORIS DeI.ANCIfY. while waiting for a man in uniform. is moaning. Dona Get Around Much Anymort '. NINA DISNIIAM seems to spend much of her time at noon hid- ing from lVlr. Spencer. MARY ANN l5VANS' fervent prayer: Please a passing grade in dramaticsf' lVlAlUlfl.lNlf lil INN wants to see postage stamps with lfrank Sinatra's picture on them, lfDNA l3OGI.l2 knows from backbreaking experience that liresge's on Saturdays is really a Commando obstacle course with mer- chandise. BIZRIHA VORSHISY has finally found otll what happened to the lIut Sut Song, Pistol Packin' lVIani- ma shot it to smithereens. liveryone likes cheery SAl.l.Y VRASIIURIT. and iff? L Y. V A 'Q 'W' .fe tl1i,g ss 79' l t , 4:-ef. 4 l 3 1 3 t E her car is always packed. GlfRAl.DlNl2 FURY never seemed to keep her variv ous dates straightened: she was always getting into some mix-up. NAOMl GORDON always was the kind ol girl to turn a man's headufsays 'istifl neck Custer. MARGARET GRA- HAM is really warming up. She tnight have to pitch for Brooklyn next sea- son. l.ost near Senior Door on Nov. 3, 1943-l set of false teeth: l can ol' sardines-slightly used: l bottle ol' hair restorer, liinder return to NINA HARDMAN. Who said that lfRAN' CES HARRISOIN is learning to play the tenor sax? ONA HAYMAKIQR is sttch a glove girl. her air raid warden wouldn't let her go out during a black, out. HEI.l2N HIGHSMITH is the athletic type. and she'll throw a hall nelson on you to prove it. Can you imagine theY. VV. C. A. withoutlfVlf- I-YN KIRSCH to lend a helping hand? MAXINII JUSTICIZ is quite the btisi ness woman of the world. PEGGY l.ANCASTER'S journalistic efforts are making her famous as the poor man's Dorothy Dix. l2Dl'l'H l.lfMl.l2Y sure was surprised when she met her blind date. She thought lfrankenstein was destroyed by the wolf man. GEORGIA l.liMl.l2Y took those Dr. Kildare pictures too seriously. She's training to be a nurse now. Any- time you want an orchestra p't en- hanced. call for BARBARA I.YTl.lTS able assistance. ls it true that Bl2'l l'Y JEAN Mll.l.lSR'S dimpled chin got that way from sleeping face down on a shoe horn? lt takes terriic nerve to crash Senior Door when MARJORIIE MINKS is around. JOSliPHlNli MOORE gave a certain fella his ring hack 'cause she decided it looked better on his nose anyway. Wll.DA Peachy MORGAN is no swivel chair slouchf' Put down that tombstone MARY ANNIE NOGIQ. you're taking too much for granite. Could it be true that Bli'l l'Y Sam ho OSBORNE is really a Sinatra- swooner? ANNA l.AMBliRT Plillf PER has been khaki-whacky for quite some time now. Unusual: ANNli REPS going to an all-girl college. UNA PICKERING, put that jute-box down. You're too frail to carry a tune. Blfl' TY l-lAYNl2S Rll3lfl.l2 won't bring her sailor brother to H. R. Zl9 again. we wager. KATl'll.lil2N Blonde Dy namite RIGGS is not related to pis tol packin' mamma. Please. more uit-ii to guard the Senior Door. is BTSTTY .IO Baltler ROCKHOl.D'S prayer. tOr more men--period! BIITTY l.OU ROUSlf thinks that reveille is really the l5ive o'Cloek Jump. ANNA MARCiARlfT ROUSll spent her Am. llrohlems class writing notes: to a soldier? Xkle do not know, Vs'hen you think of lerris wheels. think ol' a lrustraled and air-sick MAR.lORlli RUl3l.lf. Navy Blue -.eems to he numlner one on NORMA RUSSlfl.l,'S hit parade. DOROTHY SCillUMACKlfR is deeply altaehed to a lioy in the service who has just heen released from the hospital. Can you ever remember JOAN SHOMO lieing unprepared in class? You're either a memory expert or a fahricatorf No-W she ain't suflering lrom lock jaw. Bula: MARY lfl.l,liN SMITH is simply the quiet type. You know what a night' mare is. That's RUTH ANN SMlTll doing an imitation of a studv-hall teacher. MSPANKYH S'lilflfl,li will trek to llollywood. but she wont get there. The lireight train will stop at the Chicago terminal. lsn't it aluout time lor .llfAN SXVAIN to get into lilo on time instead ol crawling in through the ventilator? ll' l'ml2TTY l.OU TAYLOR isn't the Sarah Bernhardt of the Jan. '-H class, we don't know who is. Hold that tardy bell sergeant. NANCY THOMAS can't quite open the Senior Door. It looks as though IRENE TOOMEY lell in love with a red and white 'mega' phone a couple of loothall seasons ago. lf VJINONA Musical Genius VAUGHAN would please tinish the Unfinished Symphony. we would appreciate il. Alter lVhut rl 1.1-fil'.u l'aliTTY l.l2l2 VJHl2lil.lfR will he- uome the theater's foremost interpreter ol' negro roles. l3lfTTY JO XVOl.l5lf is lull a wolverine as her name suggests, hut a very nice girl. NVlNll7RlfD VJOOD wants to know why she can't be in V ll too. DORO- 'l'llY XVOODRlNCi'S liavorite outdoor pastime is whistling at the Cadets. JOAN YOKli isn't balancing those hooks on her head to keep a wig on. she wants to lie an actress. XVe'll al- ways remember RUTH THOMAS with a model airplane in one hand and a playhook in the other. lfvervone en- joys MAR.lORllf SCfOTT'S open house parties. JIM ANDIYRSON can hardly wait until the day he goes to the Stage Door Canteen. and tlances with Veronica or N IW! n qs . 5 il .....l 2 some-' A lg l.ake, or .1 reasonable facsimile. vvllltin drum majorettes perform in P. H. S. stadium. HAROLD PmA'I I'lN will he there. right on the sidelines. with .1 scalpful of Vitalis. .1 handful ol' gas tickets. and an eyeful period. FRANCIS BlfRCilfR never gets peeved when .1 person calls him 'lfran cis' s.1id .1 slightly ruffled character who wasn't eating his lveefsteak ration. l3l.OYD CAR'l'lfR without .1 steering wheel in his h.1nds is like .1 radio with out tuhes: or like .1ny other motorist. Gazing at some foothall pictures. one c.1n readily see th.1t BUD COX could n1ake .1 small fortune modeling for Superman cartoons. li U Ci li N li DAVIS. stage manager. can't under stand why he gets a sl1ock every tii11e he sticks a finger into one of the little holes in tl1e footlight trough. Bll.l. DliCKlZR'S performance in Jack .1nd the Beanstalk can never lie forgotten: Bill still h.1s niglitmares. .lllVl DUKAS is not tl1e answer to .1 moronis prayer. tlhe opinions ex pressed herein are not necessarily those of this writer nor of any otl1er living Senior ll.t lf .IIZRRY IEVANS persists in rolling ash cans down the st.1irs. the corridor walls will simply have to l1e sound-proofed. CHARl,lfS ITANK- HAUSITRS yo-vo will he preserved for posterity in the Smithsonian lnsti- tute. Vv'ill DON l5l.llMlNCi ever stop making up Coca-Cola lyrics to the tune of the Pepsi-Cola jingle? HONVARD Fl.lflVlING'S idea of lleaven isa tank- ful-tOf gas. we meanl. IQD l.Al5l5liRRlf no longer repeats the gags from the .lack Carson program as l1e has found a 11ew love the Red Skelton show---JACK lVlcl3ARl.fXND wouldn't mind refereeing for Mr. Rhodes' gym classes if lVl.1rjorie Scott would assist as scorekeeper. HAROI ll lVlcKlBBlfN l1.1s decided to give up his hot trtimpet and attend to Nancy Adams. foothall. and Nancy Adams ex clusively. Rather th.1n grapple with those new tax forms, IERNIIZ Mll l.liR would st.1y in tl1e Navy for life. DIZN VliR lVlcKl'l'RlCK ll1ll1lxS lllill rigging the Senior Door up witl1 l'1oohv traps might help. l2UCilfNl2 MYIZRS' military strategies often proved to he quite effective .1t the Senior Door Col. Myers to yott. CilfNlf l,OOl.lf. beneath tl1at cold. quiet mask of l1is. is really .1 Sinatra f.1n. One sadly disgruntled individu.1l is Cl.AY'l'ON ROI l INS, who wants lu know why tl1ev couldn't use a strip tease act in Color Day. It is said that every time JACK Slilf passes a grave- yard he can't resist trying ottt a plot for size. MAURICIS Sll.l.. worlds foremost teapot soloist. has received new inspiration from the recent slo- gan: 'l'he best tttnes of all go to CORNegie Hall. SKlP ST. CLAIR our crystal ball tells tts. will trek to llollywood to appear in the all-star musical Uncle Zeke's Barnyard lirol- icsf' To use the words of the noted historian CiliNlI STONE. Vv'hat this country has always tteeded is a good live cent cigar. VJM. SAMS is carrying a gun. a razor. a dagger. and several bottles of poison in case he ever meets the gtty who wrote lVlair7v Doatsf' The seventh bowl of chili didn't bother S'l'l2Rl.lNC1'I'Al.l.MAN at the Color Day party: it was the tenth dill pickle that kept him fron the movie. CHlfS'lilfR WA'l'lfRlVlAN has gone the way of all flesh-fthe United States Navy. DIENVIER XVll.SON'S l.itt'e Orphan Annie pin and secret code ring have fallen into the hands of ??? XVe wonder what strange power draws DON WORDIQN back from Cincinnati at frequent intervals? CHESJJSR XVOOLLARD wonders if the electric clock in 315 will ever tell correct time. WAl.TlSR VVAl.l.BROXVN. the poor man's l.eo Dttrocher, has just about given up hope for dem beautiful bums. Bll.l. WEAVERS stature is not that of Gargantua. bttt his feet often bear striking resemblance to Mercury's. RICHARD WINAN'S performance in Color Day had 'em rolling in the aisles until Mr. Melick took their dice away from them. Campus sheik ROBERT llADDlX has asked tts to make this statement: Blondes preferred. JACK l'lAl.BlZR'l' believes that the I.one Ranger will someday involve himself inextricablyflontonotwithstanding. Wlmen in doubt about your health. visit Dr. DOYIJE SHUMAN-gin rummy: pants pressed: also bloodhottnds trans- fused while --U-- wait. CHARLES S'l'liNVAR'li'S squirrel hunting adven- tures will soon be pttblished in Bring 'lint Back liar lirom Alive, PAUI. Wll.l.lAMS' corridor romances were cut short when he moved over to the trade school. JOHN MORl.AN wants some day to become chairman of a ra- tioning board. Utopia? JAMIES DUKAS NORMA RUSSlil.l -4 SPRING PLAY ---- Row one: Jeanne Hyre, Penny Powell. Janrt Smith. Vera King. Betty Snyder. Susan Trout. Miiilyn Pick ering. Rott' Iwo: Xklayne Vylhillatch. John Vries, Bill O'Dell. Tim Kesterson. lfrancis Herdman. .lim Huff. Boli I ir on Powers. Quentin XVhite, Bob Blankensop. Miss lfdith Humphrey. director, Not in picture: lirank tlogwick. Carolin Viet lfcldy Turner. Merrill Bailey. Dorothy Deem. Kenny Barker. Paul Sims, PRODUC'l'ION S'I'Alft-: Student Director. .leanne Hyre: Business Manager. Bill Norris: House lklanager. Barhirt O Brien Ushers. Nora lee Pollock. Barbara O'Brien. Charlotte Oliver. Mary Virginia Traugh. l'at Rawlings. Joanne Vvclls NVi mi Wriglit. Arlene Newhanks, VVanda Anderson. Betty Jones. Helen Douglass. lavinia Paden. Mary Kathryn Cnllwcr lxi x Hawk. Virginia King, Gloria Cainer. Maxine Somerville: Scenery. Mrs, lsahel XVilson: Stage lVl.1naget's: Quentin Vv'attt Charles Taylor. Bob Cooke. Bill Atwell. Bill O'Dell. .lack liox. .loe Dunbar, lewis Xxflhlfltall. Dave liesttr A coition music. Marv Kathleen Uhl: Make up. Dramatics classes, Spring Class Play --- Janie For two nights, May 18. 19. a capacity house laughed hilariously as they watched the escapades of the Colburn family. Janie Colburn, a vivacious senior in high school in a small town near an army camp. causes no end of worry to her parents who question the antics of 'ithis young generation. Whtin Mrs. Lawrence. a flirtatious widow. visits the Colburn household with her soldier son, Dick. things really start popping. Scooper, Janie's steady, resents the presence of this handsome soldier. and he turns for help and information to Janie's seven year old sister. who proves to he nothing but a nuisance. One evening while the adults are out. Dick invites some of his friends from camp over for a party with a group of Janie's schoolmates. The party soon gets out of hand and causes a great deal of difficulty: however. things are all straight- ened out in the end. Mrs. l.awrence and a very attractive bachelor. who is a roomer in the Colburn home. fall in love with each other, and Janie goes hack to Scooper. prilzq SHI-fiqbft CIOI OR DAY RAIN l3OlfSN I' DAlVll7lfN SI'IRI'I'S Color Day. March 20. I0-I-I. opcnctl with .1 tlrilvlt' .1ntl fl.1g-raising .1t 8:30 A. M. As thc class flag, with its hacks grountl ol' yellow t'n1l1osscti with thc hlut' l1llll1t'l'.lIS IIN-l, rosc to thc top of tht' polt'. thcrt' issuctl .1 sigh of jov from .Ill Scnior II tl1ro.1ts. Our Cfolor IJJV .ISSCIIIITIY w.1s votcd ot1t' ol thc hcst cvcr i1rcat't1tctI. 'I'l1c cur- t.1in rost' on .1 sccnc ol' tropical splcn- tlor. A Pltlllt' hllcil with Ilollvwood st.1 rs tlllkl forcctl tlown on .1 rcmotv South llnfihc isl.1r1tl---p1't'w.1r- -p1'ovid- t'tl .1 l1igl1Iy tSIIICI'I.lll1ll1g plot .1ntl I1.1tlt- grottntl lor thc .1cts tl1.1t cnsuctl. St'1'cr'.1l t'xfvllt'11t numhcrs wcrt' given hx' t.1lt'ntt'tl IIICIIIITCTS ot' thc fl.1ss. 'l'l1t'sc inclutlvtl Psoh Sin.1tr.1 Ilowcrs and xV.lI'lCl.1 AINIL'l'SUl'I. 'l'l1t' climax ol' thc l7l'Ogl'.llN w.1s .1 IWL'.1lllY contrst l':.1turing t'L'I'l.llI1 I.1ir tI.1n1scls in thcir :wrongs .mtl g1'.1ss sltirts. Most of thcst' lovclv l.1tlics 11't'1'c t11t'n1l1t't's ol' thc I9-I-I i'ootI1.1ll tc.1t11. I. 7 Al 7,00 I . M. stt1it s ol ht'n:t1r ll s .Illtl gucsts .1r1'i1't'tl .11 thc cil7.ll1CL'IIOI' llotcl lot' tht' Color I7.1x' 11.1rt1'. VIIIIL' sccontl floor QJIIIC rooms .1ntl IT.1II!'0UI11 wt'rt' opt'11stl .mtl couplcs tl.1t1cctl to thc t'xct'llt'nt music provitlctl I11' .Inclt XV.1t- ltins. Utht't's i1l.1yt'tl hritlgt' .111tl .1 1'.11'ict1' ol' g.1n1t's. I31' llzllll .1t1otht'1' l7.lI'IV l1.1tl l1t'uo111t' l1isto1'1'. JUNIOR ll'S ANI? SIYNIOR I'S lflfllf SVNIOR Il'S As tht- llt11'!11'stl1t1r1 IIISIICS oll to prcss, wt' h.11't' l1t'.1rtl hx' tht' gr.1pu1'inc IILII tht' .luniot ll .1ntI Scnior I cl.1sscs .1rc pl.1I1l1lllg tl hig night lot' ll1t' wry tlc- scrving Swnioi' ll's. Pu' n1t'tht1tls which wt' sh.1ll not tlisclostn tortttrc its though VUII 111.112 wt' h.11't' tlist'o1'c1t'tl th.1t t111.1vl1t'l : l. lht' t't1titt' fltillxvlllll, howling .1llvys, Ll.lI'lCC lloor. .llltl .Ill tht' p.1r.1pl1cr- 11.1Ii.1, will ht' thrown opt'n to thc .lun- iot' ll s. Scntot' I s. .111tl hcntor II s. 2. Iht' g.1l.1 ULQJSIUI1 will h.11't'.1s ttf: sclting t'ithct' .Ill tht' color .1ntl XIJIUOIII' ol thc circus, tht' soI't lights .IIILI tnusit' ol' tht' 11itt ' tluh. or tht' g.11' 11I.1ids .HILI pigt.1iIs ol' tht' l1ills. 71. lt's to ht' tl1t' jl.lVk'SI .1ll'.1i1' ci't'1' to ht' thrown for .111v gr.1tls-to hc. SIENIOR Il'S IZNJOY IIIIEIR OXVN PARTY lVl.1v ll tor 2-I in -:asc ol' 1'.1i11l wt' prctlict joyous Senior II's will invade tht' City I'.1rlt to h.11'c such .1 fcstivc .za f I . I 5 '41 N-. 'E El .av- -qt ,- 'MAT' V+.-Q v. . .--' tt- W, .--Q 7 4. li 1 'S 52 if GY- fs ff! :N nu In ll U g nl ul -II 235 l' 8 if time. as only they know how. at their own picnic. The pool will be available twe hopel for those who want to swim: the pavilion. for those who like to skate: and a jukebox. for those who prefer dancing. In addition there will be other active games. Wofhinq Lui gjiffer-paffcr BILLIE AIIIJOLTER is to be found bustling around the attendance office every afternoon during the fourth period. while LOUISE AMBURN bustles around the home room. Did you know that EERN AMOS' special- ty was telling fortunes in coffee grounds? Such things as she predicts to different members of our home room? VIRGIA BLACK is l33's prize scholar. She also has that sparkling smile that you see only in advertise- ments. Newcomer to P. H. S. is GER- ALDINE BOGGS. She finds I33 quite amusing at times. BETTY Blondie BUNNER is an esteemed member of 133. Anybody want a minute portrait? Goto MIDGE DAKE. DOROTHY DEEM is famous for long orations on every subject. Can you tell me why HELEN DOUGLASS treats poor Chester so mean? It seems that ALEEN EAHAD may have a bright future as a ballerina. tArthur Murray taught her dancing in a hurryl while EDITH FRANKLIN wants to become a famous singer. and MARY KING might some day be a great artist. After the war. VIRGINIA KING will adjourn to foreign parts where she hopes to become a medical missionary. Good luck. Virginia. Wtvnder what JEAN KYLE will charge for a tonsil- lectomy. DOROTHY LEESON has never broken her record for making straight A's. JEAN LITTLE. brilliant young chemist. EILEEN MORRIS is that glamorous blonde with the chronic ap- pendicitis. Hows your appendix. Eileen? CHARLOTTE OLIVER? Our future author of the great Amerif can novel. LAVINIA PADEN must have weak ankles as she spends most of her time on the fioor. lPronel. We hereby predict that BETTY PALMER will be famous in more ways than one some day. NORA Nork POLLOCK doesn't know the meaning of the word serious. BEVERLY I'm from Missouri POPE-tall. dark. good looking. etc.. etc. PENNY POWEI.I. has the red lhlll' but l'IUl tl1e lr.1d1t1o11.1l temper th.1t accompanies it. PAT RAVwll.lNGS-7 Honey. l.OlS RUII is known to have the most ttnusual walk in school. .llfAN RUSSlfl.l.'S friends land she h.1s millions of theml call her Rusty. Wl1y' do they call .IO ANN SCHAU- XVIECKIZR, Snill'y? .lUNlf SET- 'l'l.l2 left us tor .1 year or two. but were very glad to have her back now. l'AUl.lNl3 BURKIIY can really wield .1 paint brush as evidenced at tl1e Rec, lVlARllf SlVll'l'H--female Rubinoff, XX'e believe that lfDXlA STIIPHIINS will n1.1ke some n1.1i1 .1 very good secre- tary some day. MARY VIRGINIA 'IQRAUGH has .1 very mischievous face to Ht l1er personality, lfS'lAl-'llIl.l2Nli XVARl5fl2instein la potenti.1l Rice University studentl. C A R Ol. IN li kVl2AVlfR. alias Cam, was the orig- in.1l Pistol Packin' lVl.llT1l11J. ANN XVRICIHT is the girl with the very contagious laugl1. and it's usually turned on. too. CilZNliVllZVl2 BARR is noted for her shyness with tl1e other classmates. bitt tl1e teachers .1ll say that she's a great help to them. Xkle predict .1 bril- li.1nt career for l.OlS BOONIZ as .1 Cadet Nurse. Vwlith that personality of hers. she will be tops in her profession. XVl1y does lllfl.lfN BRONVN .1lXV.'lYS wear h.1ts in class? l.l2ONA BUT- 'lil5Rlillfl,D wotild like to borrow .1 copy ol' tl1e l.1test Supern1an. Can anybody lend it to her? l'AUl.lNlf l5YlfRS plays the fiddle like a veteran. anyway, like .lasha Heilitz. MARY RU'l'l'l CARO'l'HlfRS7tl1at little l'0Llfl'lC.ltl from Belleville. SARA CAR- ROl.l. is one girl who is always wear- i11g .1 smile. liA'l'Hl.l2l2N Cl.lNl2 is that genius ol' tl1e Oflire Practice Class. NVhere does she get l1er brains? l'1l2'l l'Y COR- Nlfl.l.-feminine Ginger Rogers-lired Astaire combination. MARGUIFRITE l3OXVl.lfR-tl1.1t famous owner ol' tl1e missing appendix. 'l'RlXllZ DUNAXVAY is very shy in school. but we hear tl1.1t she air1't that way in private lilie. IRIS l3l.lfSHlfR7pretty .1s her name. ll' no one knows the answer. call lor XVANDA ITURY. ROSIZANNA HATHAVJAY hopes some d.1y to be .1 famous musician, lin- vied hy all her classmates-Ol.lVl? IIIENDRICKS with the beautiful hair. llAZlfl. llll.DRlZ'l'H is known to be very shy. and it is said that she is studious. Blf'l l'Y KIZMP - gets around, mayl1e. Bl2'I l'Y LAUGH- l.lN alw.1ys has the proper comment A- -...fl iii L, .v .s 5 t ws ' as 4 l it A tl ,Q t. Nags. r via '51 'Q I-H lor every occasion. Mll,DRliD l.lfXVlS would like to exchange a copy of Su- perman for one of Buck Rogers. AR l.l2Nlf Nl2NVBANKS-- Beanie to her friends. glamour plus? l.ll.l.lAN NORMAN also wants to join the ranks of the Cadet Nurse Corps. You'll ref member Barbara O'Prrien as the Cllte little lrish lifeguard at the pool last summer. VVill l2Dl'l'H OSBORNIZ he a la mous concert pianist? kk at will lftttre Nous do withoutMll.DRliD PHIPPSF Remember .IANlf RAl7'l'lS. the little hlond with the hig laugh and the end- less chatter? Vfe think BliR'l'HA SHRIEIEVIES is as Cute as she is small. How JANET SMITH does attract those musical hoysf l.UCll.l.li SMl'l'l'l is the girl with the shining red hair. A familiar sight arottnd P. H. S.: lllflf TY SNYDKR 4- Chuck. Vs'hy is KATHRYN Vs'lfNMO'l'H always in a hurry? HlZl.lfNA NVlfSlfR will surely he the answer to a recruiting oflicer's dream when she's old enough to ioin the Marines. kVAUNli'liA SHlfARS can give you a quick press anytime you hurry down to Guards. liveryone likes dark haired liVlf l.YN CAMP. who is a regtilar short' hand whiz. Gl.lfNNA COMES is en gaged to a man in the armed forees. as many nice girls are now. MAR.lORllz DOUGHliR'I'Y f-- another shorthand whiv. Conhdentially. we think that HIAN DAVIS is going to make a won' derful secretary. CARRllf l5liliM is one of the schools hetter girl athletes. You know. Carrie at the hat? Kl2Nf DUI lfNli lIMl7RlCK -- Short and sweet. 'lihere is not a douht in the world httt that liRANCl2S lil ANI CAN is full ol' lrish hlood. You wottldn't have to know her ten min utes before the lrish l1larney cropped out. .IIQAN lfl lfMlNCi- more lun. l'A'l' l7OS'l'lfR More and more lun Cl.ARlClf lfRAZllfR--Most fun. .. . ..,. . lll1l,l1N CiRl3l:lNl:--ller plans lor the future influde wedding hells. ZA DAH HAUCiH'l?--Blondie--'not the one in the movies. BlfA'l'RlClf llll3l3S --Bookworm. MARJORIIE lllllDlf BRAND. tthere's gold in them thar hillsl. lnridfntally. .lliANNlZ HYRlz is one of tfe shining memhers of all' state chorus. Congrats on your war hling. Jeanne. A certain C. O. says that BliT'l'Y .lliAN JACKSON has a sweet little face. Dona hre till you see the whites of my eyes. Betty .lean Next time you want to hear some gool records, go over to DORlS .lUl5liS' house. She's a record uendf' Did you know that GIZRALDINIS JOHNSON would rather ride a bike than do any- thing else in the world? BIETTY JONIES is the Hedy I.a- marr type. lsn't she? VIERA KING is always good for a laugh. not always at her expense. though. XVe understand that OPAI. I.l2NOX wants to he any- thing hilt a stenographerf' XVhile we are on the subject of professions. we also hear that MARJORIIS PAPPAS would like to he a Powers Girl. VIR- GINIA PITALZGRAF - Studious. Could HIil.lEN PISTIERS be any rela- tion to our Miss Peters in the library? BIETTY POl.ING has honestly earned the title of one swell girl. Wliy' does WII.MA POLING want to he called Blackie? THIELMA RHODES -- Marvelous seamstress. M A R .I O R I E ROGIZRS-ARoller skating fiend. NINA SMYTH -- Nursie. ANNABIZIIE 'I' R O U 'I' + Wonderful, A I. M A WHI'I'If'S one ambition is to he a great artist. RUTH VJISIQMAN and I3RANCIfS IIARR share her interest in painting. MARY l.OU BIfl.l.-- VW het a Naval Air Cadet named Jack spends a lot of time in her dreams. .IIEAN CAl.l2 --A Certain air force gunner has man- aged to shoot well-aimed tracers at .lean's heart. I7RANCIfS CARMICH- Alil.--They say she's very handy with a needle. MII.DRIfD CURRIiNCEf llates soldiers. That is. all except one. l'A'I l'Y IZCKIZR-The Speak I.ow girl of 316. Hl2I.lEN l2VANS+Girl with a will of her own. Independent. you know. BIERNICII FOX-Vv'hat do you know-Bernice does not want to get married. Iian our brow! Gl.ORIA GAINIfR+Her heart. like so many others. helongs to the hriny deep. MARY KATHRYN GILBERT- I7arkersburg's future big attraction. I.AURA l.I2IE GRIQATHOUSIZ- l.ikes to dance and chew gum. DORIS McMIl.I.lON-Wants to work on a farm. We can just see her now. whist- Iin' on a three legged stool. Iil.IfANOR MlZl.ROSlZ-At Grant's she works. and quite an asset no doubt. XVANDA- l.Iil2 MORGAN-l.ikes stink weeds. and wants to take a nursing course at O. U. GWlfNDOI.YN MORRISON v--Small and active. Can hurry when she wants to. MARII.YN PICKER' ING-She was that tall hlonde life guard at the pool during the summer of '-H. Remember? I7RANClfS RAD- Cl.lIfl5-Ifor some strange reason. lirances does not like M. Pfs. Dlil.OR- IS RANDOIPH-All round swell 2 iih 1 M Ng -Q-+35 IQ! I' , Q Q .............. .... I? Nash. 5 'mv fb, .... ...... , W ..,.,,,,,,,,, .Ms.M 'W ., ,T N. . s 5 kid. Her he.1rt heats in ti111e to .1 whirl ing propeller. Bl2'lA'I'Y SHAl7l5liR-- Wcuncler what Betty does with all tl1ose A's. RUTH SHlfARS--Always l1as a l1andy eraser for her neighhor to hor' row. NORMA Jl2AN SMITH-Mem' ber of our swell Choir. GliRAl.DlNlf SNIDl2Rf'l'akes the Co-op course. so we didn't get to see much of Geraldine in the afternoon. HIEI.I2N SOVll,--- l.ikes to skate. and also has a cottple of eyes for the Navy blue. HAZlfl. S'l'ANl.lfY- Mayhe sl'e has Spanish blood. on account of she is so dark. All.lfl2N S'Iil2PHliNSfHerdn1an says Aileen has a dimple. IIVA S'l'OOl'S--W Imagine lfva without lfrances and vice versa. KATHRYN TISBAY- A hand- some Stall' Sergeant causes Kate's heart to palpitate considerably, l.OUlSlf TIl7l7lfNS+Ciirl with winning smile. SUSAN TROUT -- XVe hear she's quite dramatic. Pretty too. MARY KATHl.lZl2N UHl.-- Has .1 yen for musical instruments. JUDY VJIEI CH -Judy is the girl who plays the piano for anyone who wants the piano played. VJIl.MA XVRlCiH'l'vl.ikes to dance. and doesn't want to he .1 house- wife. liine thing. BIl.I. AlVv'l:l.l, is noted all ovet the school for his wit and humor. Could he have caught it from MlfR- RIl,l. BAIl.lZY? lfoothall hero is KENNY BARKIER. RALPH CAR PENTKR is that great genius of the An1erican Prohlems classes. lnl'orn1ation pleasef XVill someone who knows tl1e telephone numher of Betty Cirahle give it to Messrs. ROBERT' COOKE and OWEN CURRAN? Thanks, ls HOM ER Dl2lfM another Quii Kid? JAMIZS DEIIM had the honor of being the only boy in third semester commercial courses. So did the girls have fun! MEl.VlN DlflfM -Vvlhy tl1e nick- name mouse? Shy? JOli DUNBAR would like lo have a new copy of Mickey Mouse on his next birthday. XVe're sure some seventh grader will he glad to provide the comic. ROBERT DYER is the nttm ber one glamour hoy of 321. JOHN- NY l7RIlfS either ties for the san1e honor or runs hin1 a close second. VVhere did Bll.l, Gll.Bl2R'I' get all that strength? He's the typical athlete. ROBERT GLANCY we nomin.1te for leading man in Hollywood musical comedies. BOB HADDOX might double for Red Skelton. .llM HINIIS is the goodAhumored man of 3Zl. FRANK lGerard Darrowl JOGWICK is the mental genius. RICHARD KIDD is the typical quiet little man who will make good. .IOIZ KIDDY is the tall thin man of Ill. RYI.AND I.UKIf certainly seems to enjoy his work down at Vaughans NVhy did JIM MINX always swagger slightly when he marched down the field in front of the band? JOHNNIIf MORRIS-- All-American 1048. Is BOBBY MORRIS the youngest mem- her of our graduating class? 'I'hat's quite a distinction. WIIIIAM NOR- RIS---Ifuture admiral of Ill. BOB POWIZRS--'lihe boy with the golden voice. Need we say more? BII.I. O'DIEl.I. is the man with a bright future. GIINIT ROWAN just phoned to say that Betty Grahles phone num- ber is on its way. Ile expects thirty-uve cents from Cooke and Curran. RAY SIiI.I.IiRS is an intramural whiz, Where did PAUI. SIMS acquire that sparkling personality? CHARI.IfS 'I'AYl.OR-Gene Krupa of the future. IEUGIENIS 'I'ROU'I'-I7uture XVhite House resident? In spite of many trials and tribulations BOB 'I'ROY'S affec- tions still remain with a certain I?at. ICD IURNIER wills his persuasive powers to Guinn Taylor. XVe predict that HARRISON WARRITN will grow up. IIZWIS WIIAR'I'ON'S football success is typical of the sttccess we pre- dict for him. What will Dairyland do when QUENTIN WHITE graduates? Is WAYNE WHITLATCH just as in- dispensable to Dils Brothers? BUR- 'l'ON WIIIISY defines a fox : A fox is a wolf that sends flowers. XVill DIfl.BlfR'Ii YOIIO'S deft pen win him a draftsman's position? Cl.IN'I'ON Al.l.MANiThe tall. rangy type. liormerly associated with a striking blonde namedfwell? JUD- SON BAll.IEY- Boy with perpetual blush. ROBliR'I' BIANKIZNSOP- Clone on aviation. Known for the un- usual magnitudiness of his metatarsel supports. IfDWARD BONAR- It would seem that the boy is shy. Huh? His hobby is photography. ROBIQRT BRADFORD ---- XAIILIIVS your favorite pastime? As if we didn't know. JUN- IOR CIIANCIEY--Got a fast pair of football legs. Nice guy. ROSS COX- A new edition of Ifric tlte Red. Iire- quently seen in the company of a vi- vacious blond. CIIIISIIER I3I.IfAK+ Has broad shoulders and freckles. Some combination. BIERNARD FOX--A born Navy man. Wants to see the sea when he graduates. 'l'l?D GAIIZMAN -- Shy ru ...V- Www' ...c s 'A'W Jaw w,,..w- '-s ..-wr' ,gg ws 4- r 'X .W Mi M,.,...,+-sf 1 4. I ,,..f-M' .Mi Qin' 'VW yn IQ! 'I I l 1 .4 .rsigfg , H W7 M. : W W.: little feller. l1ut l1e can s11re catch .1 lvasehall. RANOAII GODDARIU- -A n1e111l1er of the sixth period speech :lass. poor boy, IZDDIIE OOODXVIN- Coneentrated LIYIIJINIIC. R O B li R 'I' CiRANDON7lf you ever see .1 streak ol' hrown lightning shootin' down tl1e street. its Paoli driving Sloul's LlL'llVt'l'V ear. I5 R A N Cf I S ll If R D M A N - Beanie with 1l1e ligI1t lwzown hair. XVe thinls he curls his honnie locl-es, MACK IIII l -- A verv l1rigl1l lad. Maylve his red hair has s11111ething to dv withii. J.-XMISSHUlflf---l.a1ea1 11igl1t over XVPAR so1neti111es is heard .1 lweau tilul. deep n1.1sculi11e voice, It helongs lt! .I.'lI'l1L'S. .JOHN IIUSIIION A real plati 1111111 lwlond. He's .1 swell guy. IZUGIZNI2 .IOIINSON A- XVUl1Llk'l' il' he's overcome the habit ul' l1reaki11g de- fenseless YVOl'l1L'l'l'9 teeth .' DAVID RIQS- 'I'IfR--Used to he l1e.1d of tl1e XVoll' Patrol in tl1e Boy Scouts. AI.lYI3l' IILIIIN how he got Iris start. 'I'llNl Kl:S'liliR SON- A 111igl1t1' niee voung 111.111, Dont let tl1e 11.1111e 'I'i111 fool vou. llix real initials are O. C. ROCiliR KING --Belongs to tl1e super Big Red lliand, Cl.lNli KNOIIS XXIUITLIII hater. but mighty niee. lfARI IINUA- lVIOOD7Son1eda1'. when l1e gets ofl' tl1e suicide squad. Iiarl 1n.11' he .1 fool hall star. XVALIISR lNlA'IillIfR7R11own .1s T. The boy with a smile that ai11't. hut when it is. it's swell, Know wl1at I mean? JOHN IVIITCHIEI I. --'- -Slow .1s Christmas live. hut .111 all l'Ulll1CI swell person. IOM NI1Al,lf- Otir great Sr. II President. 'l'o111 -1- Susan 'l'rout equals a pretty niee twosome. .IAMITS NlQSBl'IiiI'--Known as .leep to l'l'lt'l1LIS. DONAID PIIQRCQIQ l'. ll. Sfs ow11 eandidate for Democratic ljresident i11 l08 1. ROY PUCHHW Belongs to the Militarv Science Cfluh, l5RNlfSil RADISR Usually to he found worlx ing around the proieetioii room. IIOM IZR RADIiR- I oolxs good i11 .1 loot ball uniform.CfHARl.l1SRAl5ll:R'I'Y --Has l1eautiful dark eves. and a sense of humor, JACK ROCHli---'I'l1e Val entino type. I7ARl.l7Y ROIIINS Discordant notes from tl1e l11'.1ss seetion Clillflil come from Parlev- or did they 1' XVIl.l.l.-XM XVlII5A'I'ON -- llit our '4I5e.111ie with .1 softlwall once. the old meanie, l.OXVlfl,l, XVIIIIAMS--As pires to he .1 general i11 tl1e IXTITIY. ls BOB SYDliNS'I'RICKliR the lvov that makes all the A's? IiI.ORIfNClf Al.l,IfN says that het o11e desire is to inake .1Il As S11 say wi .1ll. XVANDA l.lfli ANDliRSON'S greatest .1n1hitions .1re to go to school in Kentucky .111d to sing in oper.1. Hlfl,- liN BARNlfS, .1 to operative student. would like to he .1 good priv.1te sec- retary some d.1y. MARY CONl.l2Y is .Ill .1yid reader. Good hohhy, isnit it. lhf1.ll'Yf lfVlfl YN CUVIZY is our promising young journalist. .IAYNIZ CRANIE .1i1d llohlwy Morris would n1.1lie .1 line coupleT Could you tell us why l. lf N O R A DAUCiHlfR'l'Y lsnits continually? XVhen can we see the unished product? ls it true tlt.1t PATSY SUIQ VOX is the st.1r ol' the eo op cl.1ss? lil.OlSlf CiA'l'lfS dislilses l't.'.lklll1g .1loud. Vile wonder why? MADlfl.lNlZ QQRIEIQNBURG is one ol tl1e re.1l music lovers in the school. IQVA llUN'l' s.1ys tl1.1t she would like lo he .1 nurse. XVe nominate Blf'l'TY MAS'l'lfN lor cover girl ol' ll?-15, CEISORLEIA McMlll.lON is .1 jolly ll1Cl1ll5Cl' ol' first period lfnglish cl.1ss. Clin you llll.lQlll1t'l D O R O T H Y MYERS s.11'es i1.1il polisl1. CiOl.Dllf O'l'1Rll2N will. one dill' we helieve, op- er.1te l1er own l1e.1uty shop. lfVlil YN SCfllOlfllil.D is lots ot' lun. You - f should know her, MII DRlfU Slil l - IZRS' lustrous looks serve as .1 hen ron to guide one through P. H. S. ll.1llS. HAZlil. STAATS is .1 whiz at .1 typewriter. XVill MAXINIZ SOMIQR Vll.l.lf he .1 l.Jll1UllS interpretative dancer? VIZRONA STROTHFR is Il shark .1t hoolskeeping. DOROTHY TIBBS W.ll1lS to he .1 secretary until tl1.1t hand- some Ci. l. comes ll0l'I'lC. Gl.ADYS TONCRAY lilses .1 guy whose first I1.1l'IlC rl1ymes with her l.1st. l':lf'l liY VlNClfN'l' is engaged to .1 hov in tl1e N.1yy, hless l1er. .lOANNlf XVlfl,l.S will he some lucky n1.1n's future hlonde NlCll0gl'.lPlN'l'. Hll MA XVlll'l7 l.A'l'Cll is tl1e original l1.1rrel ol' lunf' Anotl1er up .ind-coming 4iourn.1If ist is lSAl':lfl.l, XVll,l.lAMS. Hlfl.lfN WIISON is our little my of sun- shine. l. O R R A l N li XVOODRING t.1llss .ll5Ulll l1er hrother Nl in the .irmy .ill tl1e time. ISMMA AUCiUS'l'lNlZf-WI11' is she so interested in troop trains? lRlfNlf CAl.'l'RlDliR ---XVl1y is she So popular? Could it he l1er dazzling smile? IEMMA CAl.l.lllANf'l'.1llss A mile .1 minute. l.O'I'llf CAlVll3Blil.l. -XVh.1t .1 wife she'll l1l.llxCl MARY lDONVl.lfR7XVl1.1t's tip twixt Mary' .ind l.esn? THl2l.MA GATES-How n1.1ny rest periods in .1 Ll.1Y1l Huhf lOLllSlf CEODBHY - 7 Xhltllltlfl' wl1.1t her plans for the future are? lsl'l l'Y HAkVKfVs'hy so sad second period and so glad third period? l5Vlfl.YN KARRiHer interests are in the Navy. but detinitelyT HAZlil. l.Al5l5lfRRli-H Sheill ride her bieyele to success. NORA MAY l.llilf- -Xklottld she like to be in New Ciuinea. ROSANNA MARl7l.li- Has she started a flame in a certain sailors heart? ANl'l'A MARTIN --- kVhy is she nick-named Cotton, Al.lCil1 MAR 'l'Y7XVho's the handsome soldierr' CSLADYS MIl.IS--Xk'hv will rainy days always bring hack pleasant ruem cries? DlIl.ORlfS Rl2l2Bl,li - f kVhere theres a will there is a way. RUTH SlTl.l FRS-ls matrimony her goal we wonder? XVAVIIZ XX'lfAVl2Rff fNVavie for the Navy. MARY XX'lll'I'liD-- All that glitters is not gold. MARY l. CiRACiG+kVho only can make het' smile? VRANK DUl5l5liYH-kVliat hap- pened to that New llat: ' XVAIV FORD XVUI l'-- Red the walking encyclopedia. l.lfS'l'liR CAMP always thought he had the cutest freckles. 'lihen some body washed his mirror, lfMll XVHIPKIZY insists that a stulled pep per is nothing more than hamburger with .1 girdle. BURI. BUZZARIJ - linterprises. lne.. have just gone into the synthetic rttbber held. 'l'he eollee tion of used chewing gum begins soon. XVll.l.lAM liA'l'ON has gotten over his bashfulness since he read How to NVin from Friends and Influential Peo' ple. CHARI IQS S'l'lfXVAR'l S squir rel hunting adventures will soon be published in Bring 'lim llaek liar lfrom Alive. The times have changed and so have RAl.l,ll l lfASURlf'S commando tactics, llAUl MelX5NOUCill is through eating his hat every Novem ber. No more bets on the Army Navy game lor him. .IAMIQS XVlll'lilf'S blonde hair is an asset. but he doesn't have to wear that Veronica l.ake hair-do. CllARl lfS llANl'Y would like to trade an April issue ol Bat Man lor any copy ol' the l ur ple Ptimpernieklef' Cil lfN 'l'llOMl' SONS favorite material is the eurrent ly popular 'iDiek 'l'raev l iquidates XX Keys. 'She called me silly Billy when my hand slipped in the ehili kVll l.lAM COUR'liNlfY. HARRY lfl.Ii'l'CfllliR would like to know how he can become a Junior Commando, NORMAN VURY will Ilul venture into any more swimming pools until Mrs l7runel'aee is appre l1Cllllt'll. DON CiOl7l5lfY'S experinienls on the alarmless .1l.1rtn clock are pro- gressing li.lV0l'.1l1lY according to well-ins liormed sources. HARRY lVlclNlll.l.lON hought l'Ill1!SL'll- .1 pair ol' water wings wl1en l1e heard tl1.1t the stadium is slowly sinking. HAROI O lXlel'HlfR- SON would like to he Propped tlp hy .1 convenient l.1n1p post and he permits ted to howl at will. .lliSSlf l'A'l'- l VRSON W.llllS to know why 'iili.Il'l.lI1H isnit in ll'lL' Armt' vet. l'erhaps he's -l li. XXX' tlon't know. lil ITN PROVINCI5 has ,IllSl signed .1 long lCI'l11 contract to plat' first-seat hanio w1ll1 Bill liutterltngers antl his l1lI'lgllllN'SS lkovs. lilfllll RADIZR Cdllll forget the night l1e mistook tl1e Cfoliseutn Allevs lot' .1n indoor parking lot. l'0lll strikes. ROl'ml1Rl SLOI l has perlertetl sometlnng new and rev- olutionarv .1 iulxe hox whieh tloesn't plav Pistol l'.1ulsin' iXl.lIl1Ill.l.H CHARI VS SHAMAN wants to have elevators installed in the trade school. HOXVARD DlflflVl wants to meet .1 hlonde named Marv. Ohiect: Marv go 'roundf' JACK HAl.l3l?R'li is lots of lun ever1'l1otl1 s friend. .lAlVll7S MUlll lfMAN wants to he .1 great musician. l'AUl. ROBINSON lilies to qiitterhttg. l,lili SOlVll2R- I X ll l li is .1 gun collector. ROl':lfR'li l'l.lNN is ot1e ol those handsonte Air Corps people, lfveri' tin1e we come across CfllARl.lfS BUCKl.l5Y, he's reading Ulflatopf' XVI11' not some other Hconiic strip. .HM l3OS'lil li- XVAl'l S heart helongs to haslsethall. llAlilfR lxl1hll1RSOiN is usuallt' to he Iountl setting up pins at tl1e local howling alley. HARRY JOHNSON lS .IH Jan. lfeh. Mar M .1 i' A pi' A pr Apr. 18 Apr Max' ll other one ol' those tracls stars. CfllARl,O'l l'lf Ol.lVliR CTAROI lNli XX'IfAVlfIi AC1'I'lVl'l'IES 'onllmu-il lrom l'm1t' 7112 lhespians entertain new niemhers witl1 .1 dinner, lxI10ll'Ik'I' Journal campaign goes 'lover tl1e top. Band roncert attracts full house for two nights, Voice Department presents Oh. lIm'lor.' two nights to wellfhlletl house. Speech Vx'eels features .lunior Vvlesl Contest. Orchestra presents spring coneert. .lunior High music students give Kimi Ko Ko. lli Y entertains Xl'lllY Spring lforntal. Aetivitv schedule comes to a close. BIG RED BASKETBALL SEASON !Conlinued from Page 1232 liamstown ahead at the half. the game ended with Wil- liamstown winning 32-30. Turner of the P. H. S. squad was high-scorer with 10 points. FEBRUARY 8 - The St. Marys basketeers came out on top in one of the closest battles of the season. This game. played in the local gym on February 8. provided plenty of thrills for the spectators. The Big Red lineup consisted of Turner. Calendine. Mitchell. Weaver. and Rice. cap- tain. Scoring in the first quarter was just as tight as the game. The quarter ended with the score reading Big Reds 9. Blue Devils 9. In the second quarter Postlewait came into the game for Calendine. The battle for points was just as tough in this quarter as in the first. After playing desperately in an attempt to score. the half ended with the Big Reds ahead by one point. Score read 12-11. In the third quarter Calendine and Powell came into action. The Blue Devils started scoring right away and got into the lead. The Big Reds tried to follow their example. and the quarter ended with St. Marys leading by the margin of 21-18. Four substitutes entered the game in Bibbee. Postlewait. Sellers. and Cheshire. The Big Reds trying hard to hold down the Blue Devils were able to make only three points. St. Marys dropped ten more points into the basket and the game ended with the scoreboard reading 35-21. Weaver. playing a fast game. was high scorer for the Big Reds. Bush and Strimer refereed the event. FEBRUARY 10-On February 10. the Big Reds met the boys from Linsly on their floor. This was the highest scoring team they had met. The Linslymen made three- fourths of their shots. The Big Reds stayed away during the first and were doing some very good shooting during that period. but they couldn't keep up with the fast pace set up by the boys from Linsly. The score was 38-77 in favor of Linsly. FEBRUARY ll --On February ll. the Big Reds met their best opponent of the year at Huntington. The Hunt- ington quint displayed a very fine brand of ball and were equally good on fast breaks and set shots. Huntington produced the state championship team this year. The score of the game was 20-58 with Huntington on the big end of the score. FEBRUARY 12-On another week-end trip the Big Red cagers defeated a powerful Point Pleasant quintet on February 12. In a rough and tumble game in which a total of 30 fouls were called. the Big Reds were behind until the last quarter. The Johnstonmen were full of fight and Johnny Mitchell led the scoring with 12 points. Only mishap was a knee injury received by Edgell Rice. FEBRUARY 18 -On February 18. the Big Reds won their third victory in 18 starts. A rough and tumble game proceeded as the Big Reds met Pennsboro on the local gym floor. A total of 30 fouls were called. Turner was high-point man. with 15 points. Starting the game for the Big Reds were Bibbee. Turner. Powell. Weaver. and Custer. captain. The Parkersburg quint rolled up 14 points to 1 1 for Pennsboro in the first period. In the second quar- ter. Johnny Mitchell entered the game and the half ended with the local basketeers ahead 27-24. In the third quar- ter the Big Reds gained a 10 point lead and the score read 38-28. In the final quarter scoring continued at the same rapid pace. Postlewait entered the game. At the end of the game the scoreboard read 51-42. FEBRUARY 22-The Marietta Tigers secured their second victory over our Big Reds on February 22. The first quarter was fairly even as the Reds kept up with the pace set by the Tigers. In the second quarter the Tigers started playing ball and we wound up on the short end of a score reading 61-41. Bibbee was high-point man. with I8 points. FEBRUARY 25 -The Big Reds had a very easy time of it when they met the Middlebourne team for their last game of the season. This was played on the home floor. Early in the game our Big Reds started scoring fast and furiously. and at the half we had a 17 point lead. Coach Johnston used many substitutes. The game ended with a score of 54-43 in our favor. INTRAIVIURALS fffonlinued from Page 1272 Bowling was held every Saturday afternoon at the Coli- seum Bowling Alleys. As we go to press the final events in the Intramural program-tug-of-war. track. and soft- ball-are just being played off. INTRAMURAI. WINNERS Badminton . . . Harry Johnson. Air Basketball .. . . . , . 212 Bowling . .. . .... . . 332 Foul Shooting Russell Augustine. 404-A Handball Junior Chancey. 332 Horseshocs . .. .. . West, 212 Shuffleboard Frank Jogwick. 321 Softball . .... . . .. 235 Engraving by INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING COMPANY Indianapolis. Indiana Printing by IVICGLOTHLIN PRINTING COMPANY Parkersburg, West Virginia Table TerinisiSingles ., . . ., , ...,... Metz. 210 Doubles .. . .... , .. .. Helmick. 321 Touch Football . , , Troy and Melvin Deem. 321 Volleyball ..... . ....... .,........... .,.... .,... 3 2 I Wrestling--100 lb. ..... . .... Morehead. 312 110 lb..... .. . Johnson. 332 120 lb..,. ....., Fury. Machine 130 lb, . . ,,... Godfrey. 210 140 lb.. Swain. 235 150 111. . .. Bosworth. Machine 160 lb. ., , . Gateman. 332 Softball Track incomplete Tug of War A Photography by GSBORNE AND OIHAGAN STUDIOS Cincinnati. Ohio Covers by KOVERKRAFT Chicago, Illinois ,uc-. ,Q-f'4:' Q- J' .f .xr 1: .- H - H, .,5fx fx . M, . ' u A ,. 1X , - 'Nw 1 ' 'x 1' L L ' V I N ' x 4 . , 1 X , I ' r - I ,, .. x V , , n, . fr J xx ,. .- w ' x r, X I J ' ' ' u. x . m .4 ' Q' 11 1 1 ' ' 1 I . -Q 4 1 1 f I 1 y. . .4.' 1 uf ' -X ,I 1 FY,-1 ' 1 , .4 . fx p , w- x' I 4 M I lj Ni' ' -1 ru 4 ' .- , y W. .4 1 A A 1 i f 'I