Sistersville High School - Signal Yearbook (Sistersville, WV)

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lR LR ZR LR 3R LR 4R LR Q7 1 'T' TRI HI Y Barbara Jeanne Boggs Pres1dent Annabelle Alfred V1ce Presxdent Karen West Secretary Greta Sue Bowen Treasurer Joyce Ann Bowen Annabelle Alfred Barbara Jeanne Boggs Karen West Greta Sue Bow n Helen Sowma Jamce Lee Forrester Joyce Cornell Helen Sw1sher, Ehzabeth Ann Henderson Jamce Shurthffe Cathy Anne Harsha Patty Moeck Mary Ann Watson Marlon Lapp Fanme Rae Solomon Merxlyn M1m1 Sondles Sally Ann Mxedel Barbara Ann Buck Mary Jo Kyle Kay Mered1th Marllyn Rexroad Dlane Hays Betty Jean Hunt New members not plctured Lea Ann Haythorne Ann Davls Beverly Jo Tuel Jamce Shreves Jean Hayes Patty Hunt Shxrley Slack Mary I-hckman Wanda Estep Complxments of Haro1d's Beauty Salon S1stersv1lle West V1rg1n1a V E7 'S cr , La Q A A , ., X I A Li Q Y -.A - 9 , 'I A Doris Williams Lohri - Counsellor 3 , 1 1 . , . . : D Y Y I D : A I D l I l I l l : 1 A ' 1 r I I I l I I . I . , . . , . . .

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STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING Tom McGucken Presldent of Student body BOTTOM ROW Beverly Tuel Nancy Sw1sher Marllyn Rexroad Susan Gatrell Bobby Forrester SECOND ROW Ralph Huston Edward Faddoul Patty Moeck Jean Hayes Mary Margaret Hlckman Lea Ann Haythorne THIRD ROW Jlm McCoy Dlane Hays Betty Wells Buster Hubbard Jack F1sh Rxchard Cornell The Student Councll 15 made up of the Pres1dent of the Counc1l elected by the student body the class pres1dents and a home room presldent elected from each of the home rooms Th1S group has charge of matters affectmg the welfare of the entlre school takes charge of drlves helpmg to conduct conventlons or meetmgs such as the Dlstrxct Band Festwal makmg rules for the conduct of the annual class basketball tournament If there are speclal problems wh1ch concern the majorlty of the students of the school or lf there are ways 1n whlch the school can be greatly 1mproved the Student Counc1l 15 greatly concerned Best Wishes from the I.G. A. - - - --------- - -Sistersville, West Virginia

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44 Camp Horseshoe SLOGAN Pure thoughts pure words pure actlons COLORS Red Whlte and Blue exemplxfylng Sac r1f1ce Pur1ty and Loyalty PURPOSE To create mamtam and extend throughout the home school and commumty hlgh standards of Chr1st1an character NAME Tr1 H1 Y stands for the three fold purpose of the Y M C A Tr1 exempllfled by h1gh school glrls H1 afflllated w1th the Y M C A YQ The emblem 15 copynghted and the use of the name and emblem IS restr1cted to those aff1l1ated PIN The p1n IS a small tmangle wxth Tr1 H1 Y xn the corners and a torch mscmbed 1n ac1rc1e 1n the center The tr1angle represents the ent1re per sonal1ty mmd sp1r1t and body The C1 rcle 1nd1cates the completeness of Chr1st1an hfe the torch the m1ss1on expressed m the club purpose The Tr1 H1 Y of S1stersv1l1e H1gh School has been aff1l1ated wlth the State and Nat1ona1 Y M C A smce 1945 Durmg th1s t1me we have had several honors The last State Convent1on for Gxrls was held 1n S1stersv1lle S1nce that t1me the H1 Y and T1-1 H1 Y hold the1r convent1ons together at Jackson's Mxll. Our state has a beautxful summer camp located near Parsons. We are dlrected by the State Y. M. C. A. Secretary, Mr. Robert Alden of Charleston. We l1m1t our membershxp to 36, and at present have 33 members. ,gf ' 'Fx ruff wt. . ' ,N A X A ,ff xx I 1 , , . Y - F . . . k . . , . . 6, I I Q .V . . . - . K .M . . . . . . . 4 . , - . y . . i 0 . . . 5 , ' ' ' -