Shinnston High School - Spartan Yearbook (Shinnston, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1940 volume:

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G ' L9i0 WSPAR TAN vu vgf su Foreword Spartan the Journalism class has endeavored to give you a picture f' High School life during the past year I We hope that in years to come when our high school days are fond memories that you will turn to this book and remember them as the happiest days of your life QC- 9 ii -0 51 - J 0 In 0 'X In presenting this edition of the J P I O s J 1.9fO MSPAR 7' A N 4 1 DE DI CATION We, the class of 1940 respectfully ded1cate thls, the 1H1t1dt1V6, fa1thfulness and untlrlng efforts thms yearbook has been made a suc ess Lay h1S superl r leadershlp COPt1PUG to be an 1nsp1rat1on 4 f'Y , . . second volume of the Spartan to James V. Morris, through whose fyfp XPAR TAN C'-r'1 5L9.fAa5a.r- I Fa lty l 9'sfn6s'fa . V .. I ' Q f bl f r rs ' as T i R - .D ' gy Q I Lhit' 5 tx Ad t. ts 5 S' N 'Y A 4. EX M x v Q X I 4511541 if Y kiwi N ff !! Fly, L W- NW5 I ff Q6 QW 359+ 1.950 MSPAR TA NA SHINkQTON HIGH SCHOOL 8 WADE O. STALNAKEH, PRINCIPAL LOY E GRIF IIN Industrial Arts FLOQHI bE E S IOJER Phys ical Educat ion X Ms-M--f A 11. H L CCLUNG Physical Education EVELYN YOKUL Home Economics L .4..! JOSEPHK BAILEY Mat matics LAURA R' COFFIIDAFFER Engli sh . F ' '1fr1. x X . A .aw o - ' WH Sk 'B N V1 r I O A 4 r ,rd bl ' 5' LLL I .ypu , mul .,-ff- ' , 'fl KX' a 10,44 , ,j,.,, S.-9 C xy iZ,,.,s-fr.-L44 -'V , ' HL Y g '1 1.9j'U MSPAR TAN VLAA JRE Commercial BURL N WILLIS- Chemistry Qfv EVELYIN A ALFR D mmerci BARTHA VLLEIN HURS Y Secretary ARTHUR E VASSAR Custodian 10 JOHN L LAI BERT Biology AGNZQS W RULHERP ORD Librarian JAMES V MOPRIS English JOSEPH L THOKPSON Custodian 'D T' ' T5 '5 A ovOO O ' -I z so O , X V X 4 sss Q C V.. .1 I A 3 5 m W 4 . Q , X .X X Tr X N XI -. X I E: T U 1 p.f2 V - I Q EJ 0 1 L fi ,C?.,f 'gb ow 2 ff J 5, O, 3 QL L7 . C of f NIO i R 1 if f Qffgf Ci vw., r Q'.j5'l nl' xy I' X Q K f ' J', ' U-E K X. .S lhslfzd Q il -f - '-uf W ral ,4 'AX-A, 1- 45 ' ' f- 4 fr 1,9740 VHYPAR 7' A N GLORGRNIA RCIIFE ILO SINLONS HELEN STYDAHAR ELIZABETH HARIER Georg 'Sleepy fbroopy Sweetie President Vice President Secretary Treasurer SPONSORS Miss Abby F Brent Miss Evelyn Yokum Mr E H McClung SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The fall of 1936 brought about one Hundred fifty boys and girls climbing the steps into Shinnston High School With in two weeks these students had organized themselves as the Freshman Class They chose as their President, Billy Marra, who later, believing himself uncapable, resigned and the class elected Georganna Romine, who carried them through the year The sponsors selected were Abby Brent and W C Burnside The following year the number was reduced to one hundred thirty The president this year, Helen Stydahar, faithfully started the group toward a banquet and dance for their Junior year At the beginning of the Junior year, Georganna Romine was again elected president. The most pleasant occasion of the Junior year was the Junior-Senior Banquet and dance. The theme 'Mayt1me' was carried out in the decorations and program. The centerpieces were maypoles covered with pastel shades of crepe paper. The dance was held at the Clarksburg Masonic Temple which was colorfully decorated with pastel shades. Our Senior year has also added to our store of pleasant mem- ories. The president remained the same as in our Junior year. New sponsors, however, were elected. They were E. H. McClung and Evelyn Yokum with Abby Brent remaining with us. The Senior play, 'Crazy House', was given on May 2, and prov ed to be a success. There are seventy seven graduates in the Class of '4O. 12 H T JV ,-. af. 'O s K' . . , , -' - 1 v . - , W . QV yf K t L' . A ,T in' f A 2 W , Q52 , 'fn X K kg if 3 T1 r t- 1 W r A '. 'UL v 1 L - ' H If N N N ll O I O I . - I O I C I O l JOSEPH LEE ADILL Joe LTARY TETRICK bel' JOHN JARRETT D A ELEANOR ALFRED Le JOHN LNLULOV Johnny' 1.950 ff-JPAR TA NL -0 5 15 ALVINA SDITH Bunny ROBERT RECTOR nBob GERALDINE H ER MILTON LEASE nRed ELLEN PERRIN 'Peg mHRLLA BICE Blue Eyes KENNETH TETRICK Teek SARA NICOLETTE Fly WILLIAM PULICE B111 ALICE JANE LAULIS Alice A l.9f0 MEPARTANA '-V 7 14 Q, ANTHONY LORETTA Babe ELIZABETH LADANYE E112 ROBERT ANDERSON Bob HARRIET HARMER Squea SASSIN JOSEPH 'Shakespeare' HAROLD C1 ITH Smithie EDITH LIL! ER Skeeter HARIAN TETRICK Tete if f I J 4 JE IN Sl ITH dge GEORGE HESS Bessie' AWD MSPAR TA N 1 I7 Q-7 15 FEL N C U Crimie D INZIL CARDIR Carp LAURA IOOD 'Leuta HAROLD DLEL S Nicky HILDA MISGRAVE D1mp1es JACY CICCAR LLI Chick' RV INA BICE nGene WARREN HOLLEN Warrenie JOANLA KUBINEC JN WILLIAM KFNDALL B111 l.9f0 MSPAR 7' A N 16 LARY OURAICVICH 'Lib LARCLD LIDERSON Bud mLLf' BEATRICE LOORE 'Bean STANLEY PCLEWAY 'Pollock RNESTIN WYER Ernie IAN FRANK ALE' SIO Ales LARY M.R HA SHOCK Marcey LOUIS ARAGCNA Near MARGARST UNDERFOOD 'Margie RAY KIRKPATRICK Kirk 1.9340 MAYPAR TAN 1 i 17 ll PAULINE ICIMTYRE Polly ROB RT NIXON V LORENU LOGAN Lorry ' DEAN FORTNEY Reverend KATHLEEN JEFFERIES Kac' FRANK OLIVER 1vFI,o8n IARY BELCASTRC oses LAURICE GRIFFIN Griff IARY ICNDERINW Ha!! CHARLES DILIAIAN Charlie 1,9!U MAYPAR 7' A N 18 CLARA VANDERGRI 'Waitress' FRANK SIITH 'Smithy ADEAN RECFOR Deenien WALTER MOORE uwalt AARY ARCO Tackle ROSJL LOPVZ Juck J Ohh SHILLEY Hank NORLA LH DSEY Dutch WALTER HUDKII S Bus MOR BI CE Dade' l.9i'0 ',5 PAR TAN 115 ,gf 1 X K'IJI1HS'GER Ken IARIAN BAYNE Tiger AINTHONY ROTA Tbny ARDATH IVEARNS Giggles DOUGLAS VAN LETER 'Govenor .V i ,Q .fl ,, ' H - --. a wrziaim mf 'J . vw n 3 n N gf fo- yv l 4' - i r ' ' Q7 L' .1 - 91 ' n u ' x W f if f ,Wifi 4, I A5 J 5 ,, :fL ' T 4 ll n f .v I J 4 ' 8 'A' n n n n i 'SLE ' . ' N N 19 GIFNr STURL JR Scroop JOSEPH ROTA Joe JOHN WRIGHT Johnny ROBERT COURTNEY Bob' RUTH CURREY 'Ruthie' 1.9f0 WJPAR TAN 1173 :Rv if 20 JOHN LCKAY Jack WARREN JAMES 'Barney OKEY LOCKHART 'Snicker EUGENE TRELDWAY 'Corny hw., in-TVX Xqxu, F' X1 ' Q x U N HX N H FQTHT' :I le X mf QE!! .X N 1 Pa' 'TFA R ' ' L !, A M' KM: M' - W' Yum x x vf' M lx 1,9j'0 MSPAR TAN 'C President Vice Pres Secretary Trees SPOT SCRS Mr H P Bock Miss Weightman Miss Stover JUTIOR CLASS HISTORY In 1957 145 green but charming boys and girls entered High school This was the largest class in the history of the school Mr H P Bock and Mrs J P Thorn were appointed sponsors Richard Jones was elected president of the class, a position h had held when they raduated from grade school In this first year approximately 16 O0 was made at a dance An assembly pro gram was given at which the Freshmen were introduced to the sch ool, and some of their abundant talent was aired At the beginning of their second year, Clayborne Nelson was elected president During the year the class made S36 OO, most of it at a dance at which George Hal1's Orchestra was featured Although conditions made it impossible to present the assembly program which had been prepared, many of the class participated in programs given by other organizations when they entered as Juniors, a very capable president was found in Betty Campbell for this all important year. Other officers are. Vice President, Clayborne Nelson, Secretary, Betty Bartlett, Treasurer, Richard Jones Although the class had been previously represented on the athletic teams, there were even more Juniors in evidence this year. In the place of Mrs Thorn as sponsor, Miss Mary Ellen Weightman was chosen, and an add itional sponsor was selected in the person of Miss Florence Sto ver. Money was raised by numerous activities to entertain the Seniors. Some of the most profitable means were selling candy, movies, programs for basketball games, magazines, dances, and others. At the end of their third year the Juniors look back and re gard their former selves with humor, and they look forward with hope and decision. Although the standards of the class of MO are high and their record excellent, we hope to outshine even them in our Sen- ior year. 22 0 . fp ua- 2 1 7' J 5 .n , ' ,4, M' rcyv Q o ' rv BETTY CAVPBELL CLAYBCRNE NELSON BETZY IMWTLETT DICK JOKES I I O O O O O e Betty Creston Joe Lovio Clarine Stone Floyd Van Meter Louise Skinner Junior Nixon Kay Brammer Charles Smith Barbara Ware John Hall Geraldine Logan Bill McDonnell Kathleen Robinson Sam Angotti Lucille Bonasso Robert Svan Daisy Del Vero Ted Spiker Evelyn Enoch Harold Metz Betty White Dominick Davoli Regina Brennan Russell McKnight Josephine Hawker Clayton Campbell Marguerite Scarcelli Billy Riley Betty Martin Steve Vennis Eloise Sturm Wanda Shanks Marjorie Pierce Mary Toth Frances T118-TP j.9!0 MSPAR 7' A N 1 4 i .U . 25 W 19,40 -f-SPAR TA N A T'-, a?'mPwm'lk Q if 24 Cleo Rife Margaret Sturm Jean Sturm Louise Herod Mary Allowatt Betty Lee Russell Louise Elyette Neva Satterfield Virginia Fortney Rose Yock Antoinette Oliver Betty Stout Coralie Tetrick Gipsy Kyre Natalie Kidd Mary Orosz Era Helmick Mary Surina Betty Watson Esther Miller Edgar Dorsey Margaret Martinez Raymond Bowman Helen Miles Paul Sweeney Dorothy Sandy Betty Bice Wanda Pickens Truman.Dav1s Helen Jean Jackson Betty Lee Shreve Lemoyne Zickefoose Mies Florence Stover Mr H P Bock V L ' ' 54.7 'V J 1 fr- ., V,k.: 3:4 ' , Af' , J 5 2 :Q 4, 1. , Y- ..' Sf W' K my J , ,ga Q. Qawuiawv ' Q lf ??L gqkfe3Q , 'ings n Y ' -D 'CK K M gf .,.e.. excl XTC AA7Qf5Lf 'ix 1 ' x nto' . 'L' M- Letitia Metz E, 335, :fin-5,4-Q. Qby. , W Q fVg N I -1 K I ' 3, Q I , ' 3 I ef 1. ' 67 2 'H V 0 M SJLA A Q: J I V ,Wy 1 , ' lm.. QD 1 S 'L' S A M K 1 ff, ill' ' ' ' X X -I fHf f'fJ . I X 'XX 990 55 KSEM X X Z I X X ax ,Q mv , , u x W XXX W N , Xlgxqu A X K . SX INKQXX lx C-' r ' XXK pp -'J I xv ' 'vi ka. I RX.. .- Q X v x K , f y X , X f f' ,f , 7Q f ii! l.9fO MSPAR TAN N rYLfVVL lfrvOf' EY iw of JAMES AINDIIRSON RICHAnD IKAYHALL SUSAIX HURSEY JOE' SPADAFORE President Vice Pres Secretary Treasurer SPOINSODS Mr Joseph K Bailey Miss Evelyn Alfred Mr Burl Willis SOPUOI ORE CLACS HISTORY We entered the High School at 190 strong As Freshmen we showed Mr Bailey and Mr Nuzum our class Class President. As Sophomores we elected Miss Shinnston in 1938 approximately our appreciation by electing sponsors and Richard P111 Alfred and Mr Willis as our sponsors in addition to Mr. Bailey. Jimmie Anderson was elected presidentg Richard Mayhall, vice-presidentg Susan Jane Hurseyg Secretary: and Joseph Spadafore, Treasurer. Warren Osbourn, Norma Simmons, Jack Randolph, and Jimmie And- erson represented us in the Student Council. Joan Laulis again represented the Sophomore Class as cheer leader. We wish to thank our sponsors for guiding us through our first two years. 26 . 64 U! . W V ll r ' -: It :P - 4: as ef. as ' . -An sw f :, VV, I I .I p Qu' T 'L Q-I T .LJ e 1 LL ' o I 1 4- .L u e Q Q B8 e HF :ff A950 ff-SPAR TA N J' 39,1 Q CQ! 27 vnbg Or 3 1.9f0 'UYPAR TAN SOPHOMORE 28 ,S'ys ,gif gf 9 4. I I I fb' A 7 '. : Q Z 3 I . . A .A Z 4, fo, Z ,. ' L 1 fv 1 1 1 'Q' 'f . 5351 ef' ,J X Lx? ,jf N A i g 13 fJ,, 5- -' uw! . A lbx. .' 6 My aw ww' WZ. , f' ga 'I 3 In Y 'BM ' O 5' 33524 xw ' GJ - fx NV. f 1 A 1 AL :M s .f -3 .IDJ X R 1 Q X X I J l,9jU WSPAR TAN JOHN ANGOTTI WELTHA LFA E LILDR D STYDAHAR RICHAPD LCKAY President Vice Pres Secretary Treasurer SPOnsOQS Mr James V Morris Miss Agnes Rutherford Mr Loy E Griffin The class of '43 entered Shinnston High School in the fall of 1939 Under the direction of Mr Morris we elected the following officers President, John Angotti, Vice President, Weltha Lease, Secretary, Mildred Stydahar, Treasurer, Richard McKay, representat ives for the Student Council, Emily Lemley, Marjory Tetrick, an Frank Lopez Miss Rutherford and Mr Griffin were selected as co sponsors During the first semester the Freshman class held two dances, both being successful On January 22, the Freshmen gave their first chapel program, which consisted of piano solos, readings, and a novelty vocal trio The Freshmen have become acquainted with the upper classmen and have had a prosperous year and sincerely thank the faculty for their cooperation. 50 I e .Q ,- J fl . , , I . 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S 7 E 1 5 ' o xy-1 A 1 o o o 1 - f , MRJSHHAN C1533 HISTORY N o o z p - 4 s Q - d e o I 0 o 1,9f0 -V-JPAR TA N 1 .lv 51 15,40 MSPAR TA N FRESHMEN 52 it tv F' eyyymwfp 1,9j'U MSPAR TAN Q TATTLRR .JTAFF In the fall of 1936, after an unsuccessful attempt t raise enough funds to print the regular school paper, 'THE SPECTATOR , the Science Club, with Mr Lambert as sponsor made plans for a mimeographed weekly publication The Science Club continued to publish THE TATTLER' for two years until last year when Mr Morris accepted leadership as sponsor and a regular staff was organized This year for the first time in the history of the school JOURNALISM was offered as regular class, giving one credit in English The class limited to Seniors especially interested in Journalism STArF Editor Ellen Perrin Assistant Editor Georganna Romine Business Manager Mary Tetrick Society Editor Jerry Harbert Sport Editor Dean Fortney Sport Editor Ray Kirkpatrick Art Editor Milton Lease Publishing Editor Bill Pulice Typist Elizabeth Harmer Sponsor Mr. Morris 54 1,950 MSPAR TAN 5? ' YEAR BOOK EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS IANAGER ART EDITOR ADVERTISING VAIAGER PROTOGRAPHER CIRCULATION TYPIST SPORT EDITOR SECRETARY CALENDAR JUIIOR REPRHSENTATIVE SOPHOLORE FRESH AN SPONSORS 55 STAFF ELIZABETH HARIER BILL PULICE JERRY HARBERT DEAN FORTNEY JOSEPHII HATKER HELVIN SHAFF R GEORGANIA RONINE NIL CN L ASE RAY FIRYPATRICK HLLIN PERRIN LARY TETRICY JOSEPHINE HAWKER JAMES ANDERSON MILIRED STYDAHAR JOHN M LAMBERT MISS BRENT JAMES V. MORRIS !.9f0 MSPAR TAN will QHIJIQQ JUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE ALPHx CHAPTER The Alpha Chapter of the Junior Academy of Science was organized in 1934, as a Boyfs Organization, with Paul Riley and Earl Rodeheaver as officers Having received its charter in 1935 it was the first chapter to become a member of the Junior Academy Several members have attended each of the five State meetings, which have been held in Elkins, Huntington, Morgan town and in Charleston twice At these meetings the Alpha Chapter has won recognition In 1937 at Huntington, Ruth Mayhall was elected to the office of Secretary, also in 1938 at Morgantown, she was elected President of the State Junior Academy Ruth also won honorable mention on her paper given at Morgantown Field trips by members of the Chapter have been taken to Washington, D C , Glenville Science Day, and two trips Pittsburg, Pa , as well as many others At the present time, the Chapter is divided into two groups, the active members numbering fifty five, and the Honorary members with a membership of thirty five, making the total membership ninety, with Mr John M Lambert as sponsor The purpose of the Science Club is to encourage interest in its field the field of Science and it endeavors to assist the Academy in carrying out this purpose 0FFICBRb President Georganna Romine Vice President Betty Campbell Secretary Kathleen Bennett Susan Hursey Treasurer Josephine Hawker Sponsor John Lambert 56 V 'I , I I ' 1' A EY, C fj ' - f 1 I I A J ,. ,v ' K' A ' nfl fx we , xt 14, fx ' r ,Q 0 ' N A 1 fq - U Q 9 0 ,gl ' 4 px fair' .. , . 1 i L A - . - - If a 5 q,l'! x V f A -f 4 , ff I' Y . A J- 472' 'sf .a I A L u A L ,Aa , ,' . : ' 1 V ' 'lil if A ,V V,,, q, ,LV X M ' 2-'fi' f 3:33 I - 45 ,,awg -J ww - A ,B ,, J, LA.f if W 5, I . .A A ' E ' f 3 f. K ,, f yn ' K W , F ,f- M .,.lc my ,C C5 qi ji 41. 5' ' 'C 1 ' V V 1 ' 0 Y if ' . Q 1 C U . U C . . to O 0 Q O O 0 1 1 1,9!0 MSPAR TAN F V' 9 E 'I JUkIOR ACADETY OF SCIELCE ALPHA CHAPTER The Honorary Members are Jean Smith, Raymond Sturm, Elizabeth Harmer, Ellen Perrin, Billy Riley, Ilo Simmons, Helen Stydahar, Betty Lee Russell, Harlan Tetrick, Lee Alfred Harriet Harmer, Mary Tetrick, Ted Spiker, Louise Skinner, Stanley Polevay, Helen Jean Jackson, George Hess, Coralie Tetrlck, Mary K Fisher, Robert Nixon, Harold Metz, Mildred Stydahar, Betty Bice, Joanna Kubinec, Edith Miller, Emily Lemley, Louis Rotunda, Carleton Osbourn, Geraldine Herbert, and Robert Rector The Active Members are Melvin Shaffer, Ina Cofflndaf fer, Joan Laulis, Delores Taylor, James Anderson, Charles Burchinal, Jack Finlayson, Frank Bowman, Charlene Gerrard, Howard Hurst, Jeanne Lane, Betty Morris, Mary Warfield, Ruth Wadsworth, Ralph Valley, Jean Burnett, Jean Anderson, Ann Anderson, Betty Lou Cowan, Bobby Cowan, Betty Chinault, wini- fred Fisher, Weltha Lease, Mary Vennis, Alma Hursey, Betty Simon, Betty Jo 0'Connor, Marjory Tetrick, Keith Ketterman, Warren Wadsworth, Ruth Ann Riffee, Warren Osbourn, James Kidd Norma Simmons, Robert Summers, Constance Arco, Charles Eck- burg, Mary Lou Robinson, Virginia Perkins, Georgia Stewart. 57 19,40 SPAR TAN '-'W BIBLIOPHILIST The Bibliophilist Club was organized in October, 1938 by a group of Freshmen and Sophomore girls, now Sophomores and Juniors who are interested in the Library Bibliophil ist means 'Lover of Booksu, and the club endeavors to create interest in good literature and to augment the library facilities During the year a tag day has been sponsored, dances an movies have been given, and the club sells pencils to procure money for the new books. OFFICERS President Betty Lee Russell Vice President Kathleen Bennett Secretary Joan Laulis Treasurer Josephine Hawker Sponsor Miss Rutherford MEMBERS Louise Skinner, Coralie Tetrick, Betty Bice, Susan Jane Hursey, Ann Anderson, Emily Lemley, Helen Jean Jackson, Mary E. Warfield, Betty Campbell, and Alma Hursey 58 Z ' , , - ,Y a 3 ' f ' . A 0' -5 ' ' . , V' g ,n, - 'P if LU r 1 J ld - f .. P ww . 'Q JI f'g , 1 ' :f'u ff E? 4 . 3 47v 5 I A '? f . A' V A . I ' n- -L 1- .A K 1 ., f? 6. A f 71 -nv' A - C Ig' ' x A f?gm3W,f Z W ,ui 4?fQ lj sl 1 ' .' . ' 42 iff A' 'V iirx 1 . 4 me g'L H I P B, if . , N D 1 0 ' C d 1.950 MXPAR TA N , 3f ' 1 kATIONxL IOLCR SCCIFTY For the first time in its history Shinnston High School has a chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Sch ools The National Honor Society was founded in 1921 and has now more than 2500 chapters in the best high schools of this country The obyects of the Shinnston Chapter are to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to promote worthy leadershl to stimulate a desire to render service, and to encourage the development of character in the students of Shinnston High School The membership is limited to ten per cent of the Senior Class and to five per cent of the Junior Class This percentage amounts to nine of our ninety Seniors and to six of our one hundred twenty five Juniors These students must stand in the upper one third of their classes and must have spent at least one year in Shinnston High School previous to the time of their election as members They must have a sch olarship average of B, with no grade lower than C. Their elig- ibility is also considered on the basis of service, leadership and character. OFFICERS President Georganna Romine Vice-President Joanna Kubinec Secretary Robert Swan Treasurer Mary Obramovich Sponsor Miss Mary Ellen Weightman MEMBERS The Faculty of Shinnston High School has chosen the fol- lowing charter members of the Shinnston Chapter of the Nation- al Honor Society: Ilo Simmons, Lee Alfred, Helen Stydahar, Ruth Currey, Edith Miller, Josephine Hawker, Lucille Bonasso, Daisy Spad- afore, Ted Spiker, Harold Metz, Helen Crim, Mary Obramovich, Robert Swan, Georganna Romine, Joanna Kubinec. 59 1,950 ,YPAR TAN v' x J' LTOBA 4 H CLUB The 'Etoile 4 H Club was first organized under the leadership of Grace Matthew, while most of its present mem bership was in the Graded School When these members were graduated to High School, they brought the club along with them and Miss Abby Brent became their sponsor Under her guidance it was a standard club for two years This year the three clubs of Shinnston, Our Best Al ways, Etoile Club, and Ever True Club have united and have as their sponsors Miss Abby Brent, Mrs Wilton Smith, and Mr James V Morris The 4 H Club has a national organized program which is HEAD H members must train themselves to think clearly and accurately HEART H Members must be loyal at all times, in all things HAND H members must develop a long list of skills In striving to attain the H ALTH H ideal, the club member ke eps in mind the building of a perfect body. OFFICERS President Louise Skinner Vice-President Jean Sturm Sec't. k Treas. Jack Randolph Sponsors Miss Brent Mr. Morris Mrs. Smith YEMBERS Jean Anderson, Betty Ashcraft, Kathleen Bennett, Betty Campbell, Jean Cooper, Betty Lou Cowan, Frank Griffin, Geraldine Harbert, Susan Hursey, Bessie Kirkpatrick, Weltha Lease, Betty O'Dell, Jean Randolph, Jack Randolph, William Riley, Georganna Romine, Betty Lee Russell, louise Skinner, Frank Smith, Ted Spiker, Helen Sturm, Jean Sturm, Delores Taylor, Ruth Wadsworth, Warren Wadsworth, Mary E. Warfield. 40 T YI' A ,W . WWW.. . 4 4 . V ,, - A A ,Qf,,5.f t .- . A 'lr , 1, ' 4' ' ,yy W, A N. Q ' . A-vw-f Y - ' q..aQl:- A. . f- jun., vi.. , on 4 I A-J L , A? . 3u'f4'2t ', I 'W' az. . . g - ft ' ' 5, ' J S f .cn A f' ' 4 r ' ali - 6 ,f 5 - - , S - 4, , 4- 4' fy . h 8 ' YQ' 6 ' s P A- .. f fs' W ., 1 X .1 - 0 I o o n O I - I - - , - - . - - j,9f'0 MSPAR TAN pllnullq I F J Y FUTUHL P'lU. Ro CW AILRICA The Future Farmers of America is a National Organization The West Virginia State Organization was established in 1929 and the local chapt r was founded in September, 1932 with eight charter members At present the chapter has forty act ive members with regular meetings held every two weeks The Chapter is endeavoring to carry out an extensive program of Cooperative Activities The motto is Learning to do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve, and this has been the chief aim of each member nFnInwu3 President Billy Riley Vice-President Junior Nixon Secretary Walter Hudkins Reporter George Hess Treasurer Glenn Sturm Parlimentarian Maurice Griffin Watch Dog Hansel Bragg Sponsor R. E. Winters IELBSRS Clark Anderson, Junior Byrne, Charles Frum, Homer Mancuso, Bill Matheny, Carlton Osbourn, Paul Pennington, Harold P1- ckens, Billy Pyles, Jack Randolph, Joe Salerno, William Scott, B111 Shingleton, David Shumaker, B111 Southern, Ha- rold Sturm, Scotty Williams, Junior Williams, George Hess, Joe Heldreth, Julian Levis, Bernard Monroe, George Robin son, Harold Shingleton, Junior Shumaker, Kyle Tucker, Cal- vin Zickafoose, Hansel Bragg, Walter Hudkins, Charles Moore Junior Nixon, Harley Patterson, B111 Riley, Glenn Sturm, Robert Nixon and Frank Smith. 41 J f,E'154z'.5 . L z Mg, ...M A 'N A 2-. . 1: H ,N in - 1 Y .-3,-,. ' ,fl -1 , 72,11 -' - , nal . f. , .l , U ,I v JK 1... vff. V- 1- , 4. -, ll -i. I. -yt ,y . -,-g'Mg .5 N A V . - ' 4 - 'las Q.: ' A as .1 , K 1 4- 4 v Q ,Q 35 T1 v 1 ' 'r . I ww W 'T vs -ww I' 'LJ H Y, o 3 J .- 0 o o 2 0 1 S - vnu j,9!U MSPAR TAN FL G .5 78 GIRL RES RVES The Girl Reserve Club began in 1935 36 under the super vision of Miss Anna Lee Carder These girls are endeavoring to improve themselves both physically and spiritually, and are striving hard to gain that objective This club, although it has a large membership now, is open to all girls in Shinns ton High School, and is a worth while organization OFFICV1S President Coralie Tetrick Vice President Mary Obramovich Sec't k Treas Mary Martha Shook Sponsor Miss Anna Lee Carder NVLBEHS Eva Malovich, Mary Ellen Logsdon, Gladys Springston, Geraldine Miller, Rose Marie Logsdon, Edna June Enoch, Al vina Amith, Neva Satterfield, Helen Dorsey, Hazel Pyles Adean Rector, Jean Burnett, Weltha Lease, Mary Vennis, Be tty Simon, Betty Chinault, Kathleen Hardman, Mabel Snyder, Louise Elyette Natalie Kidd, Betty Jean White, Louise Wag goner Herod, Rosemary Johnson, Era Helmick, Hilda Clise, Alma Hnrsey, Joanna Kubinec, Betty Cowan, Wanda Erden, Mary Surina, Marguerite Scarcelli, Rose Del Rio, Winifred Fish- er, Mary Arco, Elizabeth Suter, Clarins Stone, Margaret Sturm, Lee Alfred, Harriet Harmer, Sara Nicolette, Rose Lo- pez, Angeline Belcastro, Mary Monderine, Mary Mobley, Phyllis Matheny, Betty Jo O'Connor, Jean Anderson, Coralie Tetrick, Mary Obramovich, Mary Martha Shook. 42 J V 4 4 T4 v.'- B4 'tibia 'V 0 1, Iigsiw g' his x' , 1 Q Af. 5 ' ' J ak y 1 an 1 P4 g . 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A ie j. 7 V K-j f E .5 g F yQi? s'gf:3' A ffm!! 6 -QML 1,9f0 MXPAR TAN ii! 1 'I , X FUTURE HOMEIMAKERS OF ALn.RIoA The Home Economics Club was organized by a group of girls who are taking Home Economics or have completed two years The objects of this organization are to promote Homemaking, to ach ieve high standards of scholarship, to improve ideals of home life, and to strengthen the confidence of each girl in herself Our goal this year is to try to add to the equipment of the Home artment Economics Dep OFFICERS President Imogene Logan Vice President Ardath Mearns Secretary Mary Toth Treasurer Betty Jean Burnett Sponsor Miss Evelyn Yokum LEL BERS Helen Moore, Betty Nay, Reva Ashcraft, Hazel Bravg Phyllis Matheny, Beatrice Freeman, Helen McDaniel, Betty Craig Anna Pillo, Sara aecco, Annette Lary, Charlene Pulice, Jane Del Vero, Victoria DeMarco, Mary Fusick, Rose Marie Lopez, Sara Nicolette, Eleanor Jean Scarcelli, Irene Harper, Irene Fortney, Rose Del Rio, Trecia Spadafore, Clara Vandergri't, Helen Vandergrift, Angeline Belcastro, Kathryn McDonald, Fannie Bart, Regina Brennan, Clara Miles, Marie Chalfant, Wanda Robinson, Freda Logan, Alice Jane Laulis, Geraldine Miller, Wanda Miller, Virginia Boyce, Ardath Mearns, Kathleen Jefferies, Pauline McIntyre, Rose Yock, Jean Sturm, Jean Smith Edith Miller, Mary Thompson, Dorothy Sandy, Evelyn Enoch, Helen Sturm, Ruth Wadsworth, Betty Jean Burnett, Maxine Davis, Mary Ellen Allawatt, Rose Marie Allawatt, Rose Lopez, Mary Arco, Mary Belcastro, Mary Louise Crim, Rose Ann Zecco, Mary Barber, Julia Cavallo, Rose Marie Logsdon, Mary Ellen Logsdon Alice Currey, Gladys Springston, Edna June Enoch, Hazel Pyles, Helen Moore, Betty Nay. 45 f-3 V' ,..v xx I 4' .1 , 5 4 I Y, il- ,: J IV . Q 1 Q J M ., ?na.,sjf ,,, f Q X B . y 'Q gag: 5, I A 1 I l 'V 5- I Q, 5, d I qw A I f I Efff?,.5k , of ' f It ' 1 v' . Kish? 4'.-k, :ga ' 'gtiihy E , L I I hfxil ' '-'Ir' fy p2?ff, 1 'if L V z .tml yy I I In 5 .f rf l.9f0 WSPAR 7' A N af 4' P Q HUT 4. I Dm ATIC CLUB The Booth Dramatic Club was organized in 1922 for the purpose of furthering the interests of students interested in Dramatlcs In 1931 the name of the club was changed to the Shinnston High School Dramatic Club The main project of this club was a major production of three acts, and until last year this goal vas achieved The sponsors this year are two of the new members of the faculty, Mrs Laura Coffindaffer and Miss Florence Stover It has been purely a social club this year as no definite agreement could be reached as to the type f play to be given OFFIC HS President Raymond Sturm Vice President Harlan Tetrick Secretary Marian Mayne Treasurer Robert Rector Sponsors Mrs. Coffindaffer Miss Stover TEVBERS Ilo Simmons, Lee Alfred, Harriet Harmer, Elizabeth Hsrmer, Georganna Romine, B111 Pulice, Joe Lee Madill, Mary Tetrick, Helen Stydahar, John Jarrett, Alice Jane LB'-1113, Mary K. Fisher, Gipsy Kyra, Louise W. Herod, Jo- sephine Hawker, Rosemary Johson, Betty Campbell, Frank Oliver, Robert Anderson, Stanley Poleway, Truman Davis, Raymond Bowman. 44 ' I R, 'f 3 - ,T 1 4. . , D ., Q 1 gggggggif, U ..t,, ' f ' iijaxii ' ' 2 1wmaM w Y- . ' ' ' 'V I J 3 - ,., ' ' at .5 4 3 .C f' i z ':' - 5 - ' X t iff ii ,X C 1 xx 1 k A Y X , xx ' V - A M x y ' 1 . U ' ' 7 H, 4. ,,-bv in - , ,, A R . q ' '- - 'Il ' v 11 1 X, 1 , sas. U ,hx x L V1 K -'15 , V an I , , VW, is, V V '. r A Af' s.-1 N , 9 a 1- R... L 2 ff f it ' an 1 lx , 4 ,V ,I , X I in , , , ., - 'Sf f , M J ,li f ,si . ' V .. . .. 'K ,' ' f-L ' Sl 1- I-. ' ' ' . .'P ,u J -M LV s A ' . . . T. VL. ' 5 X, 'A . 1 J ' ska 1 .-:---..-3, f: g5i:5i'f:'g ' ' , 4 Q' I I U O I 0 I E j,9fU MXPAR TAN 15' Y tiff QW MUSIC CLUB ec! ww-,Af The Music Club of Shinnston High School was organized in 1934, under the guidance of Mrs Ellen Thorn Three students who won honors in a piano recital held at our High School namely, Virginia Swan, Theda Anderson, and Eugenia Thompson elected three other students, namely, Helen Frederick, Charles Riley, and Caroline Sturm, to compose the membership of this club Then each member of the club was elected Each year the membership has increased until a clause was put in the Consti tution that the membership could not exceed twenty five which is the present number As the sponsor, they have the talented Miss Evelyn Alfred, although she is not the music teacher OFFICERS President Georganna Romine Vice President Helen Jean Jackson Sec't k Treas Ilo Simmons Sponsor Miss Evelyn Alfred MEMBERS Ilo Simmons, Lee Alfred, Elizabeth Harmer, Helen Jean Jackson, Marian Mayne, Geraldine Harbert, Georganna Romine, Christine Feaster, Kathleen Bennett, Betty Lee Russell, Ch- arlene Gerrard, Harriet Harmer, Josephine Hawker, Ina Coff- indaffer, Ellen Perrin, Ann Anderson, Emily Lemley, Dick Jones, Ted Spiker, Jack Randolph, George Hess, Maurice Gri- ffin, John Jarrett, Warren Osbourn, and Raymond Sturm. 45 1.9.40 MSPAR TAN -pf' fc STUDEAT COULCIL The Student Council was organized in December, 1926 with Mr Clyde McCarty as the Faculty Supervisor The Council has been very active and has contributed much to the school For the past two years Mr Joseph Bailey has been the faculty visor of the Student Council Mr Paul Meredith held that pos ition for five years previous to Mr Bailey The purpose of the council is to secure better school spi rit, and to form a better understanding between the instructors and students THE PRESENT OFFICERS ARE President Helen Stydahar Vice President Betty Campbell Secretary Josephine Hawker Treasurer Emily Lemley Sponsor Joseph K Bailey LEMBERS Georganna Romine Jimmy Anderson Mary Tetrick Frank Oliver Norma Simmons Steve Vennis John Jarrett Jack Randolph Sam Angotti Warren Osbourn Marjory Tetrick Frank Lopez John Angotti 46 .WW 0 ag sz J K a A f 4 'L ,vis ,fda ' J . T ,, - ., 'I A Q . ra - ' ' - 3 4' ...- M A of ., of 4 K' 'm -nf HW ,. ,X., . V4 X- A, .. gh 3 ' ' ' .hip ' K ,,'. X 1 1' ' K' '15 .A V- ft ' l T fl ' ,f I K - ff Q ' 553fVHff' 'S nerr-iffs, 7 1 1 I I O . ad- o 0 ' I O O I I O F if j,9j'0 MSPAR TAN JUNIOR RWD C Cla President Vice President Secretary Candy Salesman Sponsor Josephine Hawker Feler Jean Jackson Alice Jane Leulis Lee Alfred Miss Agnes Rutherford Ru. 33 5 Melvin Shaffer Richard Mayhall Julian Lewis John Robey A -.--J' nun. ,.4v nl' .f -,lf-ff HIGH SCHOOL SCOUT TROOP Scouts 36 George Robinson Donald Davis Ralph Valley Charles Burchinal Charles Currey Homer Hawkins Robert Tyorsky Scout Master...John M. Lambert Committee... ......Mr. Morris Mr. Stalnaker 47 E .5 ' L, .R T' Q C J X C- , D' 1 .. - 'V '1- 5 , ', 1 ,R f Treasurer Kathleen Bennett yu Q 'I r .V J, J ' . I v , aa. .,s' Il 2 J ,Z JL 5, 'FZ- . fa 5 .66 h an v - .Ta-. .1 44 ' ', , 2 4 .ri A., K.. ,I A I, , f -4 ' N' .4 'A, ' H?.'v V- A A V' S' 8 1- fe ', ' - ' - .' - 1,9!0 MSPAR TAN W 'J gf' INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Industrial Arts Club was organized in the fall of 1938, under the sponsorship of Mr Loy Griffin, with fifteen charter members They had projects during the year to promo te a trip to Pittsburg where they visited the Museum, Pittsburg University, the KDKA Broadcasting Station, and the Westinghouse plant During the year 1939, they lsited the Annual Engineer ing Show at West Virginia Universit , Morgantown This year they are planning to make a trip to some near by city to visit some industrial plant To make this trip possible they have sold soft drinks, candy, and popcorn at the Annual Shinnston Fair OF FDRS President Joe Madill Vice President Milton Lease Sec. A Treas. John Jarrett Sponsor L. E. Griffin MENBERS Dean Fortney Melvin Shaffer Bill McDonald Denzil Carder Edgar Dorsey Charles Bur Robert Nixon Raymond Sturm Charles D1 nett Paul Meek Okey Lockhart llaman Donald Davis 48 I nl 1 A , . 5 W AAN , . 1 V 1 xy .-er 4 .1 f.. , 'F'. ,' , 'O 'iv -- V 'gg ' ,--'- A 5'.-- -' U 11 T' . , ! A - L, ' '5 ' f'4 . 4- 'C'- A fl ,af' . sy f Axis' 1 It I :cg 4. k- QR- Ni' , W E- L 3? T - Y . , - 53 O 5 . Q 0 Flon If W X 5 Q? ' if X J 4 X J' f 11754 yy 1 1 ff? 55 ig-'15, 'Y , S if NX 0 0 x J 1' g 'Ii g Q4 Ami., I t R X X rzf- f J Wi. N f. If N I x X 2 xx!! I l I 'L 5X1 'bf ' W 'A' J V1-' K . ' SW I , , ,, ,' 'lfffigmjf A fx , .ii Itcx f45 39 ff i 4 tiff' . A V, ix rt 43:5 ' v u Wsgff Furfnnf j.9j'0 MSPAR TAN Trumpets John Jarrett Richard Jones George Nixon David Harmer Dale Riley James Harmer Frank Griffin Ted Spiker Richard Haskins Carlton Osbourn Lorin Lewis John Arco Harold Sturm Saxaphones Delores Taylor Charles Eckburg Betty Chinault BA1 Henry A Mayer, Director INSTRUMENTS Clarinet Jack Randolph James Currey Paul Dorsey Delores Burnett Mary Fusich Coralie Tetrick Betty Kyre Betty Skidmore Baritone Maurice Griffin James Riffee James Currey French Horn Walter Moore Bell Lyre Ann Anderson Trombones Robert Swan George Hess Robert Cowan John Boyce Warren Osbourn Bass Horn Richard Kendall Neil Pigott Raymond Sturm Drums Earl Shaffer Edgar Dorsey Ray Kirkpatrick Symbols Christene Feaster Drum Majors: Doris Johnson Marguaret Martinez Esther Miller Sponsors: Elizabeth Harmer, Marian Mayne, Rosemary Johnson Louise Waggener Herod , B 1 ' 1 50 j,9f0 MSPAR TAN 1 'km SPECIAL CHORUS The members of the Special Chorus were selected from the A Capella Choir at the beginning of the second six weeks an this chorus consists of most of the 1938 39 A Capella Choir DIRECTOR Henry A Mayer MEMBERS Ellen Perrin Geraldine Herbert Helen Jean Jackson Lee Alfred Harriet Harmer Ilo Simmons Christene Feaater Maurice Griffin 51 Elizabeth Harmer George Hess Richard Jones John Jarrett Ted Spiker Jack Randolph Raymond Sturm p p1.9!0 ff-JPAR TANA task' GER J-LN BMD The German Band was organized during the present year and has presented programs at various schools in nearby communities MEA BLRS Richard Jones Maurice Griffin George Hess Robert Swan TRIO Lee Alfred Harriet Harmer Ilo Simmons TJUARTETT George Hess Jack Randolph Raymond Sturm Maurice Griffin Henry A Mayer, Director 52 4' .J 2 n - I m ' ot' - - .M LQg AA A A 6-n Q,Ah l xl Jack Randolph John Jarrett Raymond Sturm f 1 T . - A 4 4 5- , P j.9f0 MSPAR TAN A CAPPVLLA This Choir consists of anyone interested in music They have prepared several numbers and have sung them for tne assem bly programs Fowexer, since the group is large, and transpor tation is a problem, they have presented their programs locally Lee Alfred Kathleen Bennett Ina Coffindaffer Christine Feaster Charlene Gerrard Maurice Griffin Harriet Harmer Jerry Harbert Joseph Heldreth George Hess CFFIC'nS President Lee Alfred Secretary Helen Jackson Treasurer Dick Jones Director Mr Mayer LEIBERS Ellen Perrin Jack Randolph Margaret Sturm Raymond Sturm Ilo Simmons Ted Spiker John Jarrett Ruth Wadsworth Mary E. Warfield Betty Campbell 55 Susan Hursey Helen J Jackson Richard Jones Sassin Joseph Jeanne Lane Emily Lemley Alice Jane Laulis Betty Morris Clayborne Nelson Virginia Perkins j.9f0 -WJPAR TAN 'ln SI bf' bf! FRESHMAN CHORUS The Freshman Chorus is composed of any Freshman boy or girl interested in music This is only a training period for them be fore they enter the A Cappella Choir OFFI CERS President Alma Hursey Secretary Hilda Clise Treasurer Betty Simon Librarian Emily Lemley Pianist Emily Lemley Director Mr Mayer MEMBERS John Arco Virginia Boyce Emily Lemley Hilda Clise Elsie Beverly Wanda Robinson Betty Heldreth Phyllis Matheny louise 0'De1l Winifred Fisher Weltha Lease Betty Simon Alma Hursey Betty Chinault Helen Vandergrift Clara Miles Angeline Belcastro Louis Rotunda Harold Sturm Warren Wadsworth Charles Frum 54 Marjory Tetrick Betty Jo 0'Connor Trecia Spadafore Betty Lou Cowan Jean Burnett Rosella Brennan Ruth Ann Riffee Delores Taylor Robert Cowan Mildred Stydahar ' x vi Arx XXA' 6 F R w Us Silv- . 'l Xxx xl ' x Wy xF3?31'5vf HQ , 4 I , 4 - :wh R5 ,fp I -5 My 1 ,, 0 all lf, It I, 'xy s K 'nf rn ,-x .,, 1 f xfLy, :xi . A I EH: G . A f g hz. wx fl, Q. V xg' XXX-K K. ff Nxt Nil 5' 'Mx x I , 5 X I K' Z X J I ' 1 XX f 1, H IFN X XM Hx 1 W , 9 43 , X 1' f N I rf f fix, 1950 MAYPAR MNA VARS I TY if OOTBALL First Team Schedule Joe Spadafore FB Shinnston High Monongah Jack McKay HB Anthony Babe Loretta HB Grafton Enick Koreski QB Jack Ciccarelli E E Fair John Shilley E Sam Angotti RT Victory Lawrence Spadafore LE Frank Alessio LG Bob Mouser RG Reserves Weston Charles Smith E W Fair Herbert Springston Domonick Davoli T Buckhannon Hollis Zirkle T John St Claire G Post Season Domonick Yaquinto G Harold Gregory G Shinnston 19 Greenbrier Charles Branno C Jack Finlayson T Joe Lovio HB Joe Alessio HB Coaching Staff Ernest Pais QB Steve Vennis QB Robert Brennan FB E H 'Mickey' McClung, Coach Managers Burl Willis, Ass't Coach Walter Moore Tony Romeo 56 -- 21+ -- -- n n 18 -- 26 . . -:' '- 'I 21 -- H 6 w. 1. Frank Shilley--C 19 Elkins N Il 6 -- N N 19 . . -- --E n n 43 X 1 'M' Y' id. QXQQW f j,9!0 MXPAR TAN f we Q P 'x V KHP Pa ys? wgfi-543,34 'if mfg .84 I3- ,iesw f ff- VARSITY FOOTBALL Individual Scoring The Record Jack McKay 'Babe' Loretta Joe Spadafore Jack Ciccarelli Joe Alessio Eniok Koreski John Shilley CSafetyJ Total. . . 1 Shinns ton High Total Opponents Average per game SHS Opponents Average ..L. 182 57 12 202 P ' ' Q ' ' x A. a 4 M Q25 J 15552 . 4 41.7-W , ,,', ,Wg 5, 1, , e5:? ':ggitg:f,:,,4 - fW - ng, Q Eff Lu 1 . . A . 'ra . , , ,, , M : 7 2341? TW g' , 1 ' I X' LTU' ffl .Q ,ik f'-Y.. L, Ai f,+.,',., W 'W Q--'km 'f i fag. 1 V F if -.a 5. g 4 3 . ' ,af , Ip :gf kg- 'T . .W ' ,. ,gs-.K ' ' gf .. , 533- ME . ' ,, -4 , 'Q,. -4 f .1. a'1,-, H w 'xc ' 73.-'Rf 'gp' ' QE' 7' 1 -- we :-,1 . g, jf .war ' f' k , jigi ,-, - N wfig-gg , ,z , iq 5.3 .,,5:'.f I ry la. . v i: M -113215315 'wie' it ' .v if '-'?'l'2'i-if .' - 'l c Ax' --51 P A f .fxi2A3, 2' -. - nfk, - A 3. ,,,, h ,- rr, ,-by 1-.ao ., was . ..r-1 . A 1- , . Q . , I L L a I . -. - 4. V 1 J l 4 . 4. V.. V iv 6 4- -'V 'K SP1 K n 'F re?5? 12 . 6 4.0 l.9!0 MSPAR TAN Xi Q 2 23443 J J Alessio QB Lopez FB McKay RHB Larry LHB Davoli C Gregory -RG Stonebreaker Lutock--RT Shreve--LT Brown--RE Angotti--LE JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL --LG Lopez--Captain Colvin--Coach Marsh--Manager Shinnston Jr High 6 Zeising Grafton Norwood W Fair Central E Fair 1 6 1 1 1.956 -'f-SPAR TANK First Team Howard Hurst F Steve Vennis G Jack McKay C Charles Smith F Frank Bruno G Reserves Charles Brannon C Hollis Zirkle C Enick Koreski F Tony Romeo F Managers Walter Moore Joe Lovio VARSITY BASVETBALL Schedule Shinnston High Alumni Buckhannon East Fair Univ High Grafton Elkins Parsons West Fair West Fair Victory East Fair Elkins Victory Buckhannon Grafton Coaches Tournament Scores Mickey' McClung Shinnston 29 Lost Creek Burl Willis 50 Bristol 59 -- ll fl -- n n 31 -- n n 51 ' -- 30 . -- I1 ll n n 16 W. I. H N 2 . I I 22 Herbert Springston- : : E5 Farmington -- 0 . -I : : 2'+ -- 32 . -- n N 20 W. I. : : 19 .. .. ' ' 57 E. H. ' fl ' 20 W. I. 4 1.950 -f-,WAR TAN4 JUNIOR HIGH BASYETBALL First Team Schedule Lopez F Shinnston Junior High Kutnock Brown C Captain McKay G Angotti Reserves Martz F Antulov Melenick Brown F Harrison G J Marsh Manager J Colvin Coach 60 Central 14 Northview no Northview 25 Sum it P 18 Sum it P 33 lumberport 17 Iumberport 21 Zeising Norwood Norwood Central -- 21 --F n n n 33 -- -4 n n n 24 M- n n lv 15 0 --G 0 U1 ll . n n n 15 --. N N I Hgndley--F H ' ' 29 W. Fair. 30 --G n n n 24 n 45 --C n ' ' 28 21 -- W ' H 22 H 24 -- n n n 33 22 . -- n n n 45 15 . -- n n n 30 27 V253 1 001, Z' 5 ldv 55 wwf- -1-, ,..-4 11 v-on ,,.A. -4' P-fm. tx'-' ,V-I-P' ,4- X QQ ' 0 5-A i fl 1 + . r?., Y. 5, X AK V ' 1 jigifgii, ,fix 'ff gif' I' 2 WN X - ??q?55EEf:-if -'fo .If - ::2z,i -1. 2' A , 0 ? ' f l ii! ,n . f 1 , , 'ffr 1 7- 1 4 1 ' iw , 7 'Q 'fal 1 f 'Q 46, fviafmw if 9 Q ' 1 !5F7,if3'ft'2i-' ' 3 2 ' Se321'14,,,.. E if n-N - fy ,f fff f ' N .. ff - 1 IJ.: Y +'15h-- 1 1 I x 1: 4,4 ,- 1 ff , L V !.9f0 'QYPAR TA N BLM nl f m+ -ex, 1-fl 62 H 6 1.9fO SPAR TAN Y qs S ART 94 PHYLLIS MEARNS 65 1.9!0 MSPAR TAN cuss OF sen cz oss neu CHECK M- fULL ESTE DAY LETTER DEFERRED ACCT'G INFMN NIGHT NIGHT M ESSAGE LETTER NIGHT SHIP Lsrren nnnocwm I TIME nggn Plums should chad dal dau-vin dlind otherwise Inna: will be lnnlmlnsd lull-nu ennmmlndon Sendlbefolloilngnnuaq adj H the! nmo badghaeaf whichanhenbyupeedl SEPTEMBER 1 19 59 T WADE O STALNAI' ER PRINCIPAL Shwlam1Ab sn1NN.ToN HIGH SCHOOL Phu: STOPEXEECT SEPTEI BLR 5TH STOP SHIPMENT IN FAIR CONDITION S OP SHIPMENT SHOULD BE SALEABLE BY 1944 STOP GIVE CLOSE ATTENTION WHEN UNPACYING STOP HARRISON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 5 30' WESTERN UNION GIFT ORDERS ARE APPROPRIATE GIFTS Send Ielzpho Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept. Sept Sept Sept 0 Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct FOR ALL OCCASIONS. funnier Registration Mr Stalnaker calls assembly Freshmen scurry to and fro hunting newly assigned classrooms Rooms have all been numbered some Seniors got lost Being Sunday all went to Church Mr Stalnaker calls SECOND assembly The school presents Denzil Carder with a medal of merit for leaving his blue tin can in the garage Jerry has a new heart interest. Shinnston defeats Monongah in first game of the season. Bob Ashcraft, as usual, spent Sunday at home of Alice Jane. Mr. Stalnaker calls another ASSEMBLY. Georgie Mae and Charles Deems caught holding hands at show. First dance of the school term...music by Mr. Lambert. Night game, SHINNSTON 18. . . . . . .Grafton O. . . . . . . . Class elections Rev. H. U. Thompson speaker in assembly. Seniors select class rings. SHINNSTON 26. . .Yellowjackets 6. . . . . Louise Waggener looking fit . . .Bill coming up tonight. Saturday scrubbing. Again everyone went to Church. Junior Class will get class rings this year?????9???? Movie. Georganna Romine, Princess at Mountain State Forest Festival. Paul Oliver speaks in assembly........Dance tonight. Shinnston wallops Victory 21 O......first time in years. S.H.S. band presents unique arrangement of the nBeer Barrel Folia . . . .forming a barrel. 64 Jllllldlllllk -l l I. I. WNITI NIWCOUI CARLTON . .WILLIVIR FIIIIDINY CNAIIIAK OP TNF lkln ll c '.'D'N' e, ec o c n , 9 I' 0 1 ' 0 v T 9 'W A A J. .4 .4 , en 'a address ef, M for rsfennce 0 5 s 0 0 o 0 . 6 F O U 7 C . 0 O O I U l O C 0 . ' I . 14 0 1.,9f0 MSPAR TAN Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan an Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Sweetie and Bob had a quarrel at 2 30, but made up on the front porch about 8 OO Assembly FIRE PREVENTION Thuse meeting complete with fire truck Peaceful town Jerry Harbert Just left for two weeks in Chicago W I 15 Shinnston 6 enough said 'Freshie e Acquainted Dance Manual Arts Department get Drill Press Day of rest Sabbath Red Cross presents Assembly Program Student Body President must have 'Bn average SHINNSTON 19, Elkins O 'Sweetien prepares for Salem rall Festival princess Stydahar Helen named Student Body President Seventy Eight Make Honor Roll Junior Halloween Dance Jack and Fllin ubroke up' last night Mr Mayer and Miss Alfred present Musical Program H nooper reports fast life at Shinnston Hi SHINNSTON t ims 'Polar Bears 'Chick makes 2, Loret a Sociology quizz everyone flunked Movie Glory Trail' Dramatic Club tryouts today Miss Carder presents Armistice Day Assembly John Spadafore skipped study hall and got caught Annual Football Banquet Letter Club nswegterq Dance Movie today and everyone held hands All the sinners went to church Orville Miller Richard Mayhall, and Julian Lewis start out on foot for Greenbrier to see the foot ball game Thanksgiving speaks to student body Science students tour Pittsburg, Pa Mr Mayer presents assembly McCarty 25 Cadets nose out S H S eleven Still eating turkey Phy Fd Program Miss Stover Shinnston Fire Depart ment presents school with NEW FLAG Sophomore Dance 'Twilight Twirl' with 'Buckn Shaf er and his Star Dust Melodies Piano recital and tea at the home of Miss Evelyn Alfred Band Concert under direction of Mr Mayer Mr Bailey caught roaming corrider during Advanced Alge bra nDicere club presents one act play 'Grandma Pulls the String Jo Hawker, while snooping around, Found a new cap gun which Georg meant for her Christmas gift The Senior English students are now studying nMacbeth The Public Speaking tlass gave a one act play Science Club sponsored Annual Home Coming and Dance Letter Club sponsors movie Born to Fight' Christmas vacation begins Being Saturday, we assume everyone took a bath New Years resolutions in the making Resumption of scholastic pursuits in the old alma mammy nBucks nose out Shinnston 38 31 Raymond Sturm attended French class for the first time in two weeks Shinnston wins the first game of their Basket ball sea son over East Fairmont University High wins over Spartans 35 31 Arthur V Upton, County Superintendent, speaks in assembly First Semester EXAMS began toda Grafton wins over the 'Spartansx As usual BLUE MONDAY b5 . 8 : U Clllll . . lOlilO0U'll . 12 0 . , . 13 . . ... ... . ' 5 G t . 14 ' Q Iooosroo n . 17 , . 19 . . 20 l 2 ' -'4 ooo o . 23 .. N , . o ' n . 27 . . 28 1 - . . 31 . . . 1 S n . . 2 P u...' H t - I 3 DOUG l . 6 ....N . - 7 . . 9 . Nov. 10 nSPARTANS' crush 'Bucks' 43-7.....just a field day. . 13 . . lk . . 15 . . 17 . . . 19 . 20 . , . . 23 ' . 21+ ' . I 26 ' f ' 0 . 27 , . . ... ... - . 1 ...' ' ' f . 3 . - . . 5 . . . . 12 . - . 11+ ' nl . 19 . . 20 . . N. o 1 ' 0 ll 0 ' . 22 . . 29 . . 1 . 0 2 n ', 1 . J . 4 0 5 n ' ' , 9 ' n n - . . Jan Ian Jan Jan Jan Jan an an Bn Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar l.9f0 MSPAR TA N Hilltoopers win ever shllnston Mcnaf scores 10 points hyllls Mearns was selected as 'Miss Spartan Jeorg Romiqe was elec ed president of the NATIONAL HONOR SOPI TV at their first meeting today Miss Weightman sponsor RFPORT CARDS TOMORROW Mr Vassar rounds out 71 years today at S H Freshmen sponsor dance as Elkins trims Shinnston Parsons 25 Shinnston 20 Po ar Beers 34 S H S 2 McKay makes 12 points Freshman Class sponsors assembly program Mr Sayre takes Senior Class Pictures steak dinner at the Sugar Bowl Shinnston 25 Farmington 20 Journalism students visit Exponent Telegram see paper go to press Aubrey Ferguson was speaker for the Manual Arts Assembly Program McC1ungmen upset Fairmont West no 35 No school tomorrow teachers will attend round table meet ing at Fairmont Victory nos s out Shinnston 34 31 Seniors sponsor Groundhog Dance with 'Buck' Shaffer and his 'Cherokees Public Speaking Students to vie with Salem Oratory Contest Blue Monday It rained Miss Carder had to walk home in the rain 'Bus' failed to show up McKay's 13 points leads 'Spartans' to 36 26 victory over East Side Fairmont F B I Representative Frost sneaks on nKnow Your Money W I Downs Shinnston County Band practice at Clarksburg Elkins 37 Shinnston 19 Dance in gymn after game Victory over Shinnston Movie 'Mrs Higgs of the Cabbage Patch 'Snoopern informs us that James Mclntire is the most eligible bachelor in school F F A Father and Son Banquet post did not have Rev Engle speaks in Assembly Junior Class presents one act play 'Almost Seventeen Grafton defeats Shinnston Have you subscribed for the 1940 Spartano?99?99?999999?9?999 'Peggy' Perrin makes 'Chatterbox Music Club presents Musical Program under direction of miss Alfred Notes for the next week were lost........use your imagination. Movie for benefit of the Library. Special A Cappella and German Band entertain at Broadway. Sweetie Harmer appointed to be Strawberry princess. Science Club under direction of Mr. Lambert present assembly. 'Buck' Shaffer and his orchestra. Library sponsors St. Patr1ck's Day Dance. Mr. McCartyg Former principal of Shinnston High now Assistant Sup't. of High Schools, visited several classes. County Band practice at Clarksburg. Signs of Spring, camera fans taking pictures of the effects of spring on the campus. Still signs of spring. First day of spring. Easter vacation starts with a Science-Varsity Dance with Frank Shaffer and his orchestra. Special A Capella and Band gave concert at Lost Creek High School. Easter Sunday....too cold for new Easter coats...have to o continue wearing fur coats. Announce cast for Senior Class Play......... Movie nTwo Minutes to Play'. Mountaineer Team Representative Talks to Senior Class. Come to West Virginia University. Drown our sorrows 1 Us Ri H 1 t th Princegs Rex Theater? wanee ver now Show ng a e 66 0 ,- 1 - Lt, H- .fl ooo- ' 2 A 0 P J I. I 'J L I vw H. - . 17 P,' , L -. '.,t, A -. , I , , ' 0 J -J -4- An- 'r 0,0lkOO UOIOUQOD ss 4 A -. b A L ... G ' ' oooo25 g g S, . 20 , ' . 23 l , ...'. . . 3..... A . J O lil 0 Jan. 25 Vassar suffers back 1njur1es....Mus1c Club members enjoy J O UIC! . DDQ J . 29 .... . o ' ' 0 0 1. loo ' 0 2 3 . eoucoo nl . 3 . s 5 our . ooo . 6 00000 - I '- . s . . .' ' . . . 9 . . . . lO . o , ooo 0 . 13 . . . 15 ' l I O Q . 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'XM' '- in 71 wfmi 1.9340 MSPAR 7' A N Sam Angotti Mary Allowatt Betty Bice Raymond Bowman Frank Bruno Hanzel Bragg Allen Barnes Robert Brennan Betty Bartlett Regina Brennan Kay Brammer Lucille Bonasso Charles Burnett Alice Currey Ray Crayton Robert Conrad Clayton Campbell Betty Croston Daisy Del Vero Dominick Davoli Truman Davis Edgar Dorsey Evelyn Enoch Richard Eichorn Louise Elyette Wanda Erden Virginia Fortney Mary Freeman Mary K Fisher Christine Feaster John Hall Josephine Hawker Alma Helmick James Hershman Joseph Heldreth Rosemary Johnson Earl Jackson Helen Jean Jackson Richard Jones Natalie Kidd Dorotha Kesling Joe Lovio Geraldine Logan Robert Mouser Letitia Metz Betty J Martin Constance Moore B111 McDonnell Charles Moore Esther Miller Betty Jane McGhee Russell McKnight Harold Metz Richard Matheny Wanda Miller Helen Miles Margaret Martinez Junior Nixon Clayborne Nelson Clarence O'Dell Antionette Oliver Ann Pulice louis Perry Harley Patterson Margorie Pierce Hazel Pyles JUNIORS 72 Wanda Pickens Carl Ravis Albert Rose Anthony Romeo George Robinson William Riley Cleo Rife Kathleen Robinson Betty Lee Russell Marguerite Scarcelli Virginia Southern Dorotha Swager Betty Lee Shreve Manda Shanks Frank Shilley Mary Surina Dorothy Sandy Robert Swan Herbert Springston Charles Smith John Senchina Daisy Spadafore Clarine Stone Paul Sweeney George Shumaker Theodore Spiker Jean Sturm Thelma Southern Louise Skinner Margaret Sturm Betty Stout Neva Satterfleld Rocco Tassone Mary Toth Mary Thompson Frances Tharp Coralie Tetrick Gail Tichenor Steve Vennis Barbara Ware Betty Watson louise Waggener Herod Betty White Celia Weatherholt Rose Ann Zecco Rose Yock Betty Campbell Joseph Strauss Adams, Betty Akers, Wanda Alessio, Joe Allowatt, Rose Anderson, Clark Anderson James Arco, Constance Argona, Paul Arnett, Howard Arnett, Mary Barben Mary Bart, Mary Bennett, Kathleen Belcastro, John Bice, Mary Ellen Book, Sam Bowman, Frank Bradley Sara Brannon, Charles Burchinal, Charles Burnett, Betty Burnett, Charles Calkins, Louise Camillere, Ann Campbell, Howard Carpenter, Ruby Casto, Margaret Chevront, Julia Chalfant, Marie Coffindaffer, Ina Corley, Elsie Courtney, Eugene Crim, Marx Louise Cutright, Bryce Elizabeth Donald Mabel Rosa Lee Deblossio, Mary Charles Dotellis, Elizabeth Del Vero, Jane Dorsey, Helen Eckberg, Charles Enoch, Edna June Finlayson, Jack Ford, Watson Freeman, Lillian Frum, Pcfe Garvin, James Gemondo, Tony George, Louise Gerrard, Charlene Griffin, Madeline Harbert, Thomas Hardman, Kathleen Harper, Pauline Harris, Iris Heavner, Clarice Houchin, Marie Hursey, Susan Hurst, Howard Johnson, Clyde Johnson, James Joseph, Ethel Kay, Charles Ketterman, Keith Kidd, James Danch , Davis, Davis, Davis, Deems, !,9!0 MJPAR TA N King, William Koreski, Enick Kubas, Helen Lane, Jeanne Laulis, Joan Leason, Robert Lewis, Julian Logan, Imogene Logsdon, Mary Ellen Logsdon, Rose Marie Lopez, Josephine Lopez, Rose Malovich, Eva Mancuso, Homer Martin, Ora Marzano, Joseph Matheny, William Matheny, Ernestine Mearns, Phyllis Meek, Paul Melinick, Tony Miller, Clarence Minor, Wilbert Monroe, Bernard Moore, Helen Morgan, Richard Morris, Betty McGhee, Edward Mclntire, James McIntyre, Junior Nay, Betty Ogden, Pauline Olivio, Mary Oliverio, Sam Osbourn, Carleton Osbourn, Warren Parsons, Thomas Pennington, Paul Perkins, Virginia Pickens, Harold Post, Lucille Pulice, Patsy Randolph, Jack Riffee, Ruth Rigsby, Madeline Robey, John Rogers, Montrey Romeo, Joe Salerno, Joseph Salvatore, Rose Saunders, Paul Scott, Bill Scott, Geraldine Seamon, Dominick Shaffer, Melvin Shingleton, Harold Skinner, Ray Simon, Helen Simmons, Norma Soos, Margaret Southern, Betty Snyder, Mabel Spadafore, lawrence Spadafore, Joseph Spino, Tony Springston, Gladys Starkey, Lillian St Claire, John 75 Stewart, Georgia Mae Sturm, Helen Summers, Robert Suter, Ralph Talerico, Joe Taylor, Delores Tichenor, Margorie Tucker, Kyle Turkovich, Bernice Venetti, Ellen Wadsworth, Ruth Walley, Ralph Warfield, Mary Ellen Watson, Howard Williams, Grace Wood, Betty Wright, Paul Yaouinto, Dominick Zickefoose, Calvin Zirkle, Hollis SOPHOXCRE CLASS 7 .. V , O Abruzzino, Frances Anderson, Jean Anderson, Ann Angotti, John Ashcraft, Reva Antulov, Joe Arco, John Barnes, Charles Bart, Fannie Belcastro, Joe Belcastro, Tressa Belcastro, Angeline Begunich, Frank Benniger, Jennie Beverly, Elsie Boyce, John Boyce, Virginia Bragg, Hazel Brennan, Rosella Brown, Jack Burdine, Junior Burnett, Jean Byrne, Junior Cassady, Raymond Chlnault, Betty Clise, Hilda Coburn, Betty Collins, James Conrad, John Cowan, Betty Lou Cowan, Bobby Chevront, Eugene Currey, Charles Craig, Betty DeMarco, Victoria Del Rio, Rose Drain, Edward Erden, Lillie Fortney, Marvin Fisher, Winifred Fisher, Joseph Fortney, Irene Freeman, Beatrice Frum, Charles Fusich, Mary Gemondo, Jessie Gregory, Harold Hardman, Harold Hardy, Gene Handley, Ray Hamilton, Richard Harper, Irene Harris, Walter Harter, Dale Hartzel, Charles Haskins, Franklin Heldreth, Betty Helmick, Ruby Hilton, Douglasr Hursey, Alma Johnson, Junior Jones, Irene Jones, Neil Kendall, Richard l.9f0 'GYPAR 7' A N Kendall, George Krisiskl, Pete Kyre, Betty Larry, Annette Larry, Joe Linvllle, Kathleen Lease, Weltha Lemley, Emily Livingstone, Hershel Logan, Freda Lopez, Frank Lopez, Sam Lutock, Louie Lytle, Vivian McDonald, Kathryn McDonald, Betty McDaniel Helen McDougal, Robert Mclntire, Junior McKay, Richard Mancuso, Rose Martin, Richard Matheny, Phyllis Miles, Clara Miller, Geraldine Miller, Zella Mills, Arthur Mobley, Mary Monmirth, Eugene Monmirth, Tom Moore, Andrew Moore, Ralph Moore, Walter Nuzum, Margaret O'Connor, Betty O'Del1, Louise Parrott, Oliver Pennington, Lawrence Perry, Rose Pigott, Neil Pillo, Anna Pillo, Bardine Pulice, Charlene Pyles, Billy Quinn, Frank Ramsey, Dennis Robinson, Wanda Rohm, Otie Riley, Denton Riley, Charles Riley Denzil Romeo, Jack Romeo, Nellie Rotunda, Louis Russell, Walter Bcallis, Mary Scarcelli, Eleanor Schrippl, Sam Senchlna, Walter Shingleton, Bill Shreve, Eugene Shumaker, David Siccari, Annette Simon, Betty Soos, Ellen 74 Southern, Bill Spadafore, John Spadafore, Trecia Spagnuolo, Roger Spagnuolo, Willie Stalnaker, Charles Stonebraker, Robert Storage, Joe Strauss Frederick Sturm, Harold Stydahar, Mildred Suter, Elizabeth Swiger, Betty Swiger, Gilbert Tetrick, Donald Tetrick, Marjory Tharp, James Thompson, Richard Tichenor, Emma Jean Toothman, Louise Tyborsky Robert Vandergrlft, Helen Van Gilder, Junior VanMeter, Russell Vennis, Mary Victor, Donald Victor, Geraldine Wadsworth, Warren Wagoner, Herman Williams, Scotty Wright, Mary Ware, Tony Watson, Malissa Watson, Virginia Weaver, Betty Were, Esther Williams, Junior Wise, Forrest Young, Carl Zecco, Sara Yatulchlk, Walter FRESHHEN Y Jo 1.950 MJPAR TAN1 CLASS PROPhVCY According to 'Tiger House , Frank Alessio will be a new in- mate at Alcatraz Most of you are probably informed as to the lo- cation of Ardath Mearns' family, the little ones will probably be sailors too Although Lee Alfred would like to be an opera sing er she will probably continue hunting a boy friend If you see Lorene Logan in the two major productions of this school year, you might be convinced she could be an actress but from all indi cations she will be an eng1neer's wife A W V U student now Even though Elizabeth Harmer plans to continue her education we are not positive that it will last for long for as soon as Bob Rec tor becomes the country's leading publisher or maybe before she will become Mrs R B Rector Eleanor Jean Bice plans to con tinue her education but she would rather make a comfortable home for Ray Shanholtz You have probably all had the privilege of see ing Ellen Perrin around town with a number of young swains, but her outlook seems to center around the idea of becoming the housekeeper for a rising young local crooner Ray Kirkpatrick will be the na tions top ranking drummer and will divide his time between the coast and the Great White Way The 1959 all State Football player, Jack Ciccarelli, will be Harvard's Football coach and will prove to be successful Sassin 'Shakespearen Joseph has the ambition of being the greatest manufacturer of large size shoes being in that class himself Ruth Currey is now writing letters to Honolulu but she hopes that someday he will pop the question We do wish her luck John ny Antulov will be a promising young prize fighter and will take the heavyweight crown from Jo Louis in the '4O's Harold Anderson, a promising young comedian, will take the place of Joe Penner in the School basketball team will play with the Clarksburg Pure Oilers According to nTiger House , Louie Argona will have the prettiest goatee in the United States when he is past forty Robert Courtney, Maurice Griffin, Warren Hollen, Warren James, and William Kendall will keep the road worn out between Shinnston and Calendar, Canada because of the romances that will take place between them and the qulns According to the stars, Helen Crim will make a charming housekeeper for Bill McDonnell Dean Fortney will take up the Jo of writing the funny script 'Blondie after the deatho of Chick Young According to the way things are turning out, Kathleen Jef feries will have a hard time choosing between loyd Wise and dale Mearns, but from all indications she will have a difficult time in getting either Georganna Romine, a promising student of Shinnston High, will continue her good work in college and thereafter Alice Jane Lau lis it is quite evident that Alice will be tied down to home life Elizabeth Ladanye that quiet manner of Elizabeth's shows us Amer 1ca's future gitterbug Joe Madill will probably be the best street walker Shinnston ever produced Walter Moore is Shinnston's Athletic Manager Cwater carrier to youl and will be managing the professional football teams Jack McKay will join the original New York Celtics basketball team Anthony Loretta will at least get a seat on the Notre Dame football bench Harlan Tetrlck will be riding around in aRol1s Royce instead of a green Packard Loy Leonard is going to take Cowboy Loy's place on the radio Marian Mayne, a carefree co ed of Shinnston High School will turn her mind to more serious thoughts, fengineers or music1ans99999??9?J Robert Nixon will be West Virginia's leading agriculture tech nician Kenneth Tetrick aspires to play guitar in the nat1ons's leading dance band Ernestine Wyer hopes to be a professional mo del you see on the bill boards John Jarrett, the D A , will con tinue to give advice to the love lorn but never take any Eugene Treadway will be the nation's leading critic on music, just as he is today Tony and Joe Rota will be the nat1on's best bread bakers John Shilley will be a successful football coach at St V1ncent's college Stanley Poleway will continue to 'debate until he takes first prize Bill Pulice will be the owner of a chain of hardware stores throughout the eastern states Glenn Sturm somebody has to b the president, so, why not G1enn??9???9?99? 75 N .J near future. Bob Anderson who has been a help to the Shinnston High N . .I ! N .91 . ' b N n I l,9j'0 MSPAR TAN Okey Lockhart, a lover of Sociology, will be major fn that subgect Frank Smith will be a jockey riding on the back of Sea Biscuit LV Frank Oliver strives to become a great pharmacist, will probably end up at Shinnston's number one banker Mary Obramovich will probably be an honor student in some great university Pauline McIntyre, a girl who we think will make a swell housewife hint, hint Sara Nicolette, Shinnston High's most prosperous grandmother Beatrice Moore will be taking dictation while sitting on her bosses knee Hilda Musgrave, Sh1nnston's contribution to the world of short hand Mary Monderine aspires to becone an office girl in a famous establishment Norma Lindsey will continue to be a scientific wizard Rose Lopez hopes to become a great Jitterbug Edith Miller aspires to become a marathon walker, but will become the wife of so me prosperous farmer Adean Rector will be a great dramatist W wish her lots of luck Mary Martha Shook will become a popular taxi driver Ilo Simmons, our problem child who makes good as a secret . , . e are. .Alvina Smith, a cute little co-ed who will rank high in the eyes of men. Jean Smith aspires to be a debutante. Harold Smith will be- 0 D O N n 1 1 , ' C come one of our prominent carpenters Helen Stydahar hopes to become one of New York's models, and probablu will Kenneth Swiger will be come a second Babe Ruth Mary Tetrick, Enterpr1se's glamour girl will extend that gla mour through our country Margorie Underwood hopes to be America's modern Florence Nightingale Clara Vandergrift will be a beautiful waitress in a swanky New York hotel Douglas Van Meter will be another Lou Gehrig we hope Laura Wood will be Sh1nnston's Bashful Juliet' John Wright aspires to be New York's man about town Harold Deems will make a swell partner for Betty Campbell Charles Dillaman will probably follow in his brothers footsteps and will be very successful Geraldine Harbert will have a brilliant career in voice and will give her love affairs for a chance abroad in the Conservatory of Paris Joanna Kubinec will be one of the leading educators of her day Thelma Bice will wait until a boy by the name of Ernest Enoch is out of the army, then she will strive to get her man Denzil Car der will be chief contractor for the 1945 World's Fair Regina Bice will write 'My Day' in the near future if she can find the boy that will be president of the United States Mary Arco and Mary Belcastro will continue to be the best of friends Harriet Harmer who seems to be idle at the present will get around quite a lot in the near future George Hess will be an engineer in the near future, and plans to string wires around the heart of one of the girls of the Shinnston High Senior Class of '40 Walter Hudkins will be a farmer and will follow in his father's footsteps Milton Lease will have a filling station of his own and will be very successful j.9j'0 MAYPAR TAN LLASS VILL We, the Seniors of Shinnston High School, Class of l9HO, all being supposedly sound minded, having well disposed bodies, and possessing kind and loving hearts, do hereby make this our last will and testament First, we desire that our graduation expenses and a 1 Just debts be paid from our Senior Class fund o the Seniors of 1041, we bequeath the title, Seniors and share of our dignity, honors and our successes To the other classes we bequeath the following first, to the 1040 41 Class of Juniors, our salesmanship ability to next year' Sophomores, we leave our best whishes and friendship, to the oncoming Freshman Class, the value of our experience To Miss Brent, Miss Yokum, and Mr McClu1g, who have by their untiring efforts won places in the hearts of each and every Senior we leave our love and good wishes Luck and prosperity to them al ways' We, as individuals of this class, do hereby bequeath and devise to our heirs and assignees forever, the following To Coralie Tetrick and Jo Hawker, Helen Stydahar leaves her winning smile 'Sweetien Harmer leaves her inability to catch Jokes to Christine Feaster Mary Obrasovich leaves her abilitv as an A student to Mary Surina and Barbara Ware Make good use of this girls Laura Mood leaves her position as having the longest fingernails in Maurice Griffin wills his clean cut look to Richard Matheny Ardath Mearns leaves her pretty eyes to Letitia Metz and Wanda Shanks Edi th Miller bequeathes her position as 2 30 office girl to Daisy Del Vero Bob Rector leaves his high position of Casanova of his class to Doug las Price Don't carry it to extremes, Doug To Mary K Fisher, Fllen Perrin wills her reputation of being the fastest talker in the Senior Class Robert Courtney leaves his mysterious ways and change able disposition to Carl Ravis, and Betty Martin Mary Martha Shook bequeathes her quiet and reserved manner to Clarine Stone who could use some of it Tony Loretta leaves his ability to make those spectaculaz dashes for touchdowns to Bob Mouser Regina Bice leaves her seat on the Peora bus to Dorothy Sandy Johr Senchlna and George Robinson, Charles Dillaman leaves his in nocent actions Louis Aragona wishes to leave his love for gltter bugging to Hansel Bragg and Bill McDonnell Come on boys, let's see some rug cutt1n Bob Anderson wills his hatred of the opposite sex to Edgar Dorsey don't take it too much to heart, Edgar Al vina Smith bequeathes her demureness and flawless make up to Eloise Sturm, Helen Miles and Mary Thompson Alice Jane Laulis leaves her love for Home Economics to Wanda Miller' We wonder why Alice is so inter ested in it999999 Mary Monderine leaves her pleasantness to Vlrgnia Fortney, Era Helmick and Martin Antulov Kathleen Jefferies bequea thes her neat hair do and sweet disposition to Wanda Pickens Margaret Scarcelli, and Betty Lee Shreve Eleanor Jean Bice bequeathes her quietness to Geraldine Logan and Genevieve Ashcraft Joe Madill leaves his unbroken record of getting in and out of scrapes to Dick Eichhorn Jean nPudge' Smith wills her adniratlon of a certain male teacher to Betty Bartlett and Mary Orosz Dean Fortney leaves his love for pointless arguments in Sociology to John Hall Please don't use this gift too much for the sake of your classmates, John Helen Grim wills to Gipsy Kyre and Antionette Oliver her position as little girl of her class Loy Leonard wishes Gail Tichenor to have his love for guitars, bangos, and 'fiddles Hilda Musgrave leaves her sincere love of bookkeeping to Ernie Pais and Virginia Southern John Jarrett leaves to Dick Jones his position as first trumpeter Ruth Currey wills her swift gait to Lemoyne Zickefoose and Margaret Sturm Make use of this gift and pep it up a little, girls. Frank Oliver leaves his love for swiping pencils to Bob Brennan. Joanna Kubinec wills her studious manner to Connie Moore. Frank Alessio gives to Natalie Kidd, Louise Elyette, and Hazel Pyles his socialibility, humor, and good manners. These are valuable gifts, girls, so take care of them. Geraldine Harbert wills her love of a 'male treasure hunt' to Kay Brammer and Betty McGhee. Harold Anderson leaves Allen Barnes his lock of 77 YY Y 1 T , . N H a , - - - A 3 S V ! 1 u . In - 01 N her class to Betty Jean White. She can hold down this position well. ' . . To ' ' ' J II I.9fU 'GYPAR TAN unruly hair Sara Nicolette bequeathes her ability to portray Grandmas' to Rosemary Johnson Douglas Van Meter bequeathes some of his tallness and slimness to Russell McKnight who is now a member of the squirt' class To Mary Toth and Mary Allowatt, Mary Arco leaves her sweet disposition and charming ways To Evelyn Enoch and Rose Yock, Rose Lopez wills her accomplishment in dancing, parti cularly in the yitterbug line To Cleo Rife and Jean Sturm, Mary Tetrick bequeathes the use and profit of her cheerful nature Harlan Tetrick leaves his lov for driving green Packards to Paul Sweeney Don't worry 'Teten we don't think he'll have a chance to drive this particular Packard Mary Belcastro leaves her beautiful black hair do to Wanda Erden George Hess leaves his musical ability to Joseph Strauss, one of the famous Strauss boys Beatrice Moore leaves her love of riding in a Packard to Alma Helmick Johnny Antulov leaves his ability to make sociology students laugh to Joseph Heldreth and Clayton Campbell To Kathleen Robinson, Alice Currey and Margaret Martinez, Ernestine Wyer bequeathes her love of basketball and jitterbugging Walter Moore bequeathes his position as manager of the basketball team to Joe Lovio Elizabeth Ladanye wills her cute dimples to Betty Lee Russell We hope you like them as well as we do, Betty Lee Eugene Treadway leaves his tardiness in English to Earl Jackson He will use this gift no doubt Clara Vandergrift leaves her pretty golden locks to Ann Pulice' and Neva Satterfield John Wright leaves his admiration of a cer tain sophomore girl with the initials M L C to Bob Swan She's about your size, Bob To Lucille Bonasso, Margaret Underwood will's her intelligent and handsome British correspondeni Kenneth Tetrick leaves his position in the Enterprise string band to Clarence Odell if he can give up his motorcycle long enough Lee Alfred, regarding Helen Jean Jackson,a worthy and deserving recipient of so great a dona tion gladly leaves to said person her love of music, dancing, and acting Frank Smith wills Louie Veltri his wavy red hair John Shilley leaves his timidness and ability to blush to Truman Davis and Norma Lindsey leaves to Betty Stout and Raymond Bowman some of her studiousness Okey Lockhart bequeathes his love for Betty Heldreth to Herbert Springston She's a nice girl, Herbert, so you should cherish this gift Harold Deems wills all his possessions to Betty Campbell, his heart throb, who probably has several of them William Kendall leaves his pugnacious spirit to Steve Vennis Thelma Bice gives to Louise Skinner and Thelma Southern her numerous hair do's Jack McKay leaves to Frank Bruno and Charles Smith his Happy go lucky attitude and also his celerity on the basketball team The Rota bro thers, Joe and Tony, leave their enthusiastic admiration of baseball to Frank Shilley, Louie Perry, and Rocky Tassone Harold Smith leaves his dislike of books to Betty Croston and Dorothy Kesling Jack Cic carelli leaves his All State position to Sam Angotti Marian Mayne leaves her love for a certain rising orchestra leader to Louise Wag goner Herod Don't worry Marian, because she couldn't use it any way Walter Hudkins leaves his ability to farm to Ray Crayton From the looks of the situation, he'll be on the Sturm farm, per haps Denzil Carder leaves his rattletrap to Charles Burnett to be used in case his toy auto doesn't stand the strain Stanley Poleway wills his neat hair do to Albert Rose who seems to be miraculous art of bluffing teachers, bequeathes said propert to George Shumaker and Billy Riley Use Judgment boys or you'll get your foot in itl' Glenn Sturm, Jr Wishes to grant to Charles Moore and Harley Patterson his deep voice and timely expressions Such BS gives out in Sociology Adean Rector leaves her sweet and gentle manner to Celia Weatherholt, Rose Zecco, and Daisy Spadafore War ren Hollen leaves his moodiness and ability to keep quiet at the right time to Clayborne Nelson Kenneth Swiger bequeathes his eternal and contagious grin to Harold Metz and Betty Watson Warren James con fers his title of midget male of his class to Tony Romeo Bob Nixon 78 n C h . e Dominick Davoli. How about making a little use of these giftsboys????? n O . Y l..9fO 'CYPAR 7' A N leaves his ability to raise prive bulls and heifers to his brother Junior, who has had ouite a bit of practice already Georganna Romine wishes to divide up her boy friends with the Junior Class so she beqleathes one of them to Marjorie Pierce and one to Regina Brennan She'll keep one herself Lorene Logan leaves her desire to get married to Betty Bire, who has to be content with letters for Ted Soiker And in conclusion, we, Harriet Harmer and Ilo Simmons leave out good excuse to get out of class to write the class will to our Seniors of 19141 Luck to you! We hereby appoint Miss Brent executrix of our estate and wish to extend to her out appreciation for the advice and encour agementshehas given us for the past four years as our advisor Signed and sealed this twenty ninth day of March, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty 0 YbC 79 ' 9 the time being. Bill Pulice grants his position as cheer-leader to FRANK ALFSSIO LFE ALFRFD HAROLD ANDERSON ROBERT ANDERSON JOHNNY ANTULOV LOUIS ARAGONA MARY ARCO MARY BEICASTRO ELEANOR BICE THEIMA BICE DENZIL CARDER JACK CICCARELLI ROBERT COURTNEY HELEN CRIM RUTH CURRY HAROLD DEEMS: CHARLES DILLAMAN: DEAN FORTNEY: MAURICE GRIFFIN: Christmas SENIOR STATISTICS 'Tiger House , 4 nCraz House 4, Letter C u 2 3 N, Vice President, , Boy's Glee Club, 3, Foot ball, 1 2 3 4 Big Ten Football Guard, 3 Freshman Chorus, 1 Mixed Chorus, 1 2 A Capella 2 3 4, President, A Soeclal Chorus, M Glrl's Clee Club, 2 3, Commercial Clue, 2 3, Secretary Txeasurer, 3, Gill Reserves, 2 3 L Music Club, 1 2 3 A Drama tic Club, 3 4, Science Club 2 3 A Girl's Trio, 4 Athletic Associafior, A Student Council, 1 'Tiger House A U S A 'Crazy House , 4 National Honor Society, Chorus, 2, Mixed Quartette, 2, Band, Pageant, 3, Soring Festival, 3 Athletic Association, 4 Student ball, 2 3, Vice President of Class, 2, Letter Club, 3 4, Athletic Association, 4 Council, 1 2, Dramatic Club, 4, Basket Golden Glove Tournament, A Football Manager, 1 2 3, Basketball Manager, 1 2 3 Literary Club, 3, Boys Glee Club, 3 'Tiger House , 4 NCrazy House , A Home Economics Club, 4, Girl Reserves, 4 Home Economics Club, 4, Girl Reserves, 4 Girl Reserves, 3 Girl's Glee Club, l 2, Mixed Chorus, 2, Science Club, 2, Student Council, 1 2, Girls Basketball Team, 1 'Willow Platen, l Industrial Arts Club, 4 Football, 1 2 3 4, Basketball, 2 3, All State Football Player, A Athletic Association, A Freshman Chorus, 1 G1r1's Glee Club, 2, National Honor Society, 4 illov Plate' l National Honor Society, 4, Athletic Association Student Union President, 43 Science Club, 2-3 4' Athletic Association, 4. Boy Scouts, l 23 Industrial Arts, N3 Athletic Association, hs Science Club, 2. Industrial Arts Club, 43 Spartan Staff, 43 Tat ner, staff, 1+ . Band, 1 2-3 kj A Capella, 3-43 Special Chorus, 43 Male Quartette, 43 BoZ's Glee Club, 33 Mixed Chorus, 2 33 F.F.A., 3 Music Club, 3 43 4-H Club, 1 2 3. GERAIDINE HARBERT: Music Club, l 2 3 43 A Capella, 3-U3 Special Chorus, 43 Girl's Glee Club, 2 33 Freshman Chorus, 13 'Wishing Well', 23 Girl Reserves, 13 Shakes peare Literary Society, ls Library Assistant, 1'2'3Q Tattler Staff, 43 Spartan Staff, 43 Spring Concert, 33 4-H Club, 1-2-3'uj nW1l1ov Plate', 1. 80 T 1 ffl 1- I 'J . ' N . w . ...... ..4L....L : E J 1 by ---S , ' . ,,1,- J 2 ' 3 f -1-3-3 I I, -- :- Q-. I Q.. -7- A., ' -7 -'a, I 'I fs-Q'l -rt! - , . , - I -' - --s ' s . , t . , 3 ,- 3 n ,v n , C , , . , , 3 . F. . ' ' 13 Red Cross, M3 Hwillow Plateu 1- uwishin. Wellu 2- 1 J 2 I A : I 0 1' . : . -3 V' ' s' n . n , U : ' ' . : ' . 2 Q 3 . 3 . U : . fav , u 4, 's FLI7AFrTb HIP FR HARRIE1 HARMHR GEORGL HESS WARRPN HO1lmN WALTFR HUDKILS WARRPN JAMES LATPIFEN JEFFrRIEo JOFN JARRLTI SASSIN JOSEPH WILLIAM KENDALI RAY KIRKPATRICK JOANNA KUBINEC rle km n ChO1HS Jl c Club, 2 clal 1 dl 4 'Wishing well v R n Concert, 3 Phfl tmas rare 3 , Musi C un Club, FDHHCIC dl C110 plane W Club, Association, 4 Ta tlex A F, + 4, Fdltor, 4 4 A w Freshman Cholus, l Dix c Cloxus A Fr r Sneclsl horns, 4 C 1 's G1 Club, 2 s c Cltb, 3 4 Dramatic Clxb, 4 71 , 2 3 4 u41l's Trio, 4, Afhletlc Asso ll stuuert Counc'1, 1 Crazy Hou 4, Red Cross, 4 Wwillww Plate 1 v s 2 Christman Pageant 3 Spri 5 re tive Sclence Club, 2 3 L sic Cluo, 4 A Capella 3 4, Special Chorus, 4 Boy's Glef Club, 3 Band, 4 , I 3 4 Movie Staff, 3 4 Mal Qualfette, 4 Gelman Band, 4 'Tiger douse , 4 4 H Club, l 2 3 4, president, 3, TPPHSUIGI, 4 Sprirg Concert, 3, christmas Pageant, 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Athletic Association, 4 Commercial Club, 3 A 3 4 SSCPGLBIQ, Atheltic Association, 4 Home Economics Club, 4 Commercial Club, 3 Band, 1 2 3 4 Industrial Aris, 2 3 4 , Secretaly Treasurer, 2 3 4 Dramatic Club, 4, Student Coun cil, 2 4, Forensic Meet Oration, 4, Music Club 4 German Band, 4, A Capella, 4 Special Chorus, Boy's State Camp, 3 Science Club, 2 A Capella, 3 4 Boy Scouts, 1 Athletic Association, 4 Band, l 2 3 4 Spartan Staff, 4, Taftler Staff, 4 Basketball, 1 Science Club, 3 4 Girl Reserves, National Honor Society, 4, Vice President, 4 ELIYABETH LADANYE Transfer from Washington Irving High School ALICE JANE LAULI3: Athletic Association, 43 Freshman Chorus, 13 MILTON LEASE: NCRMA LINDSEY: OKEY LOCKHART: LORENE LOGAN : ROSE LOPEZ: Girl Reserves, 1 23 Student Council, l 23 Girls Glee Club, 2 33 Mixed Chorus, 2 33 A Capella, 43 Dramatic Club, 43 Red Cross, kj Secretary, 43 Home Economics Club, 43 nCrazy Housen. Yearbook Staff Aj Tattler Staff, 4. Home Economics Club, 4. Industrial Arts Club, 3. Transfer from Wallance, 33 'Tiger Housen, 43 uCrazy House', 4. Commercial Club, 33 Girl Reserves, 23 Home Econo mics Club. 23 Girls Basketball, 2 4. 81 4 . - -T I a.BL : '1fs. a ',., 13 Mixed Chorus, 2-jg Giplla .................. , ,, , C ef e ' C-33 Spe '.l txf-Is, 43 A Cagflle, 1 ., u . N 'gg .VH 3 . l,u, 23 Hillcw .l,t: , 13 bprizg 3, , 3 . 'Ls- .U ' L LLL, 33 Band fpwncor, . I- ,-4' ' C 1 1, 2-3-43 Science T 1-2-3-43 uf.4: i 7 L', 33 n1Ht-c V' ' lj ftlletic . J .3 t ' ' St,f 43 Spirten Staff, .P , .V . rw rf- ' - ,- A 1 .- - : - ' .3 :H H ta ' ., C-,3 . Jlpe1l+, ................ . , ,, -. , 1. 3-43 H--an C I s 'i A- 'A is-J, . . .. A 7 -, v Commercial Club, 2-33 Girl Reserves, 2-,-4, nu- .i i ,-'3 -'a . ' I ,3 Science Clgb I ' , . 5 '- . --,- 3 '-1 ' ' , . 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MADILL MARION MAYNE ARDATH MEARNS EDITH MILLER MARY MONDFRLINE BEATRICE MOORF MAUTER MOORF HIIDA MUSGRAVE PAULINE MCINTYRE JACK MCKAY SARA NIC OLETTE ROBERT NIXON MARY OBRAMOVICH FRANK OLIVER ELLEN PERRIN STANLEY POIEWAY WILLIAM PULICE Football 1 2 3 4, Letter Club 1 2 3 4 President, 4 Band, l 2 Science Club, 1 2 3 4, Boy's Glee Club, 3 Mixed Chorus, 3 Dramatic Club, Literary Club, 3 Industrial Arts, 2 3 4 Vice President, 4 Mixed Chorus, 2 3 Girl's Glee Club, 2 3 Music Club, 2 3 4, Dramatic Club, 3 4, Secretar 4 Band Sponsor, 4 legion Oration Contest, Girl Reserves, 4 Latin Club, W I , l Forensic Meet 4, Home Economics Club, 3 'Wishing Well 2 Spring Concert, 3 Christmas Pageant, 3 Transfer from W I , l 'Tiger House Commercial Club, 3 Home Economics Club, 4 Girl Reserves, 3 Science Club, 4 National Honor Society, 4 80 words a minute in shorthand Shorthand 80 words a minute Athletic Manager, 4, Letter Club, 4 Girl Reserves, 4 Home Economics Club, 4 Letter Club, 2 3 4, Basketball, 2 3 4 Football, 3 4 Boy's Glee Club, 3 Commercial Club, 3, Girl Reserves, 2, Home Economics Student Union, 4, Secretar , 4, Harrison County F F A , 3 4, President, 4 H Club, l 2 President, 3, F F A ,1 2 3 4 Federation of F F A , 2 3 4, Science Club, 3 4 State Farmer, 4 Industrial Arts, 4, Athletic Association, 4 Girl Reserves, 4, Vice President, 4, National Honor Society, 4, Treasurer, 4 Science Club, 1, Tattler Salesman, 1, Studert Council, 4, Dramatic Club, 4 Athletic Association, 4, Vice President, 4 Music Club, 3 4, A Capella, 3 4, Special Chorus, 4 Girl's Glee Club, l 2 3, Freshman Chorus, 1, 'Wishing Wel1', 2, Girl Reserves, l 2 3 Shake speare Literary Society, l, Red Cross, 4, Library Assistant, l 2 3 Athletic Correspondent, 4, Sci ence Club, 2 3 4 Tattler Staff, 2 3 4, Editor, 4 Spartan Staff, 4, Secretary, 4 Forensic Meet, 4 Science Club, 3 4 'Crazy House , Science Club, 2 3 4, Cheer Leader, l 2 34, Head Cheerleader, 4 Athletic Association, 4, Plesi dent, 4, Dramatic Club, 3 4 Commercial Club, 3 Boy's Glee Club, 3, Mixed Chorus, 3, Student Coun cil, 2 3, Tattler Staff, 4, Spartan Staff, 4, As 1 t t Editor, 4, Letter Club 3 4, Bo S outs istmas Pageant, 3, Rifle Club, gCrazy House , 4 82 ' 2 1 ' ' 1 ' ' J I -- 2 - 3 - - - , 1 s 3-4 3 -n up , a I 3 3 ' I ' ' ' ' gr 3 3 3 S . . 3 ' S 5: S 3 5 , n . . , . 2 1 . 3 I I C 1 I 4 -2 ' Q V 4: ' 0 2 Q Z e : - up ' as - 3 n C Club, 23 Girl's Basketball, 2-4. 0 0 0 ' Z3 ' ' 3'u'.v ' o 0 0 ' 5 0' - - ' ' S I ' U T Q I I ......- .......-- I 3 ' 0 -...1 5 - - . . - - - s - - - 3 ' an n Q s Q u 3 O o o - n n - J n ' 4. 4: A Q ' - ' 3 3 s-2,ja, . g, O ADFAN RFCTOR ROB RT RPCTOR JFORGANNA ROMINE JOSEPH RO A TONY ROTA JOHN SHILLVY MARY MARTHA SHOCK ILO SIM ONS ALVINA SMITH JEAN SMITH HARLAN TPTRICK FRANK SMITH HAROLD SMITH GLFNN STURM Helen Stldaharz KENNETH SWIGER: KENNETH TETRICK: Atnlet' Association, 4, Girl Reserves, 4 Sc nme Clue, 1 3 4, Dranatlc Cluo, Tloasurer, 4 nixed CDOWUS, 3 Roy's G1 e Cluo Crazy House? 4 Athletic Association, 4 Class President, 1 3 4 Freshman Chorus, 1 Shakespeare Society, 1, Nuslc Club, 1 3 4 President, 3 4 Science Club, 2 4, President 4 National ncnor Societ,, 4, President, 4 Student Couxffl, 3 4, Vic low Plate , l uW1sh1ng w geant, 3 Serine Co1cer1, A Cenella, 3, G1rl's Glee Tattler Staff, 2 3 L President, 3 Wil ll', 2 Christmas Pa 3 Mixed Chorus, 2 3 Club, 2 3, Red Cross As istant Soarfaf Staff, 3 , Editing Fditor, '17 editor, J: T591-St: lub, 2 3 President, Secretary, 3 Club 3 4 llger House , 4, A forest Festival Princess, 4 Athletic Association, 4 Athletic Association, 4 Football, l 2 3 4, Letter Club, 3 4 Girl Reserves, 4, Secretary, 4 Freshman Chorus, 1, dixed Chorus, 2 3 A Capella, Soecial Chorus, 4, J1rl's ol e Clio, 2 3 Music Club, 1 2 3 4 Secretar , 3 4 Jirl Reserves, 1 2 3, Dramatic C ub, 3 , :cienre 110, 2 Girl' Trio, 4 Athletic Association, 4, Vatlonal Honor Society, 4 Band, l 3 2, Secretary, 2 l s Will, 4 Commercial Club, 3 Red Cross, 4 Wil low Plate' 1, 'Wishing Well', 2, Christmas Pagean 3, sorlng Concert, 3 Commercial Club, 2 3 4 girl Reserves, l 2 3 Athletic association, 4 Science Club, 2 3 4 Gfrl Reserves, l 2 3 Athletic Association, 4 Science Club, l 2 3 4 Dramatic Club, 3 4, Vice President, 4, Mixed Chorus, 3 Boy's Glee Club, 3 Boy Scouts, 1 H Club, 1 2 5 Athletic Association, 4 4 H Club, 2 1 3 4 F A 2 3 4, Vice Pre dent, 3, Treasurer, 4 Athletic Assolatlon, 4 Freshman Chorus, 1' Mixed Chorus, 1 23 Girls Glee Club, 2 3, Girl Reserves, 1 2 35 Science Club, 2 3 4, President of Student Body, 43 Commercial Club, 3, President, 3: Dramatic Club, 3 45 Nation al Honor Society 43 Athletic Association, 4, Sec retary of Class, 43 President of Class, 23 Red Cross, 4. 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Johnson s Pharmacy Th Drug St 'Ihe Frlendly Qtorc, MURPHY S Comphments of I-IARMER FUNERAL HOME 61. R FEED STORES sas W Q SHINNSTON W TETRICK DRUG CO ARCH TETRICB M NYAL QUALITY DRUGS HEAD.,gbAR'IL,R F012 SFPOOL SUP PLIES CUMPLIMENTS The A KL Stores Compliments A. CSI P. Tea Co. 'qi Princess-Rex THE BEST IN NOTION PICTURES' SHINNSTON, W VA 87 w ' K 1 , 7 are 5 K I C Store e K. . ri ed.. , .VA. . OF I', anager F' TS UI f REID SALES CO W XSHERS AND IRONERS PHII LO RADIOS TAPPAN GAS RANGES HEATIING APPLIANCES WESTIN CHOUSE REFRIGERATORS A L Vincent 81 Son Rough and Dressed LUMBER ROOFING PAINT HARDWARE SHOP VI ORK St t C omphments SIIINNSTON WHOLESALE COMPANY West Vlrgmla Business College Seeretanal Course Esp cially Deslgned for iACADEMIC HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES -k COMMERCIAL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES QCOLLEGE STUDENTS AND GRADUATES CAIN P d CLARKSBURG W VA. THE HAT SHOPPE Mus ZONA HAUGHT THE TOGIGIERY 40 PIKE STREET SHINNSTON W VA Men s and Boys Clothmg Home of Emerson Hats Allen A Hoslery and Underwear Style Mart Sults Bostoman Shoes A 0 .IANES 81 SDNS Grocery and Meat Market Where X01 Iookng Needs a Met We Dehver PHONE BELL IIB W 1 I I I W 1 1 Manufacturers of J Y 1 1 7 Y A 9 I T 1 1 . L I A ' S ion St. Phone gf! I I I I , . I e . . I I T. B. ' t , , I I I I I I , , I 0 L , . . I I I ' - I YTHING T0 WEAR FOR WOMEN wno 1 w I f 9 . . . , I 7 1. WV. V . 5 L- , I l Q N . f u. 1 i ' I' re . I Shinnston, . Va, 88 omlwjb M532 Ehfffgifig Jumor Fashlons Home 812 Gunn!! BUS GIIIRKSUURG W YA. L' I IIONE FAIRMONT WEST VA 20,0 CUMPLIMENTS FRIEND lk! WILSON S SPLENDID BREAD CLARKSBURG w V MADE WITH UNBLEACHED FLOUR STAYS FRESH LONGER HAS A BETTER FLAVOB I0 WEST VIRGINIA GROCERY STORES Clarksburg W Va mm om b?T?ET74'S of mm cmmnzs E NUTBIJTTBR SANDWICHE i parfare 2 f Jackson s DlStflbUtlHg Co. 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