Smithfield High School - Smithonian Yearbook (Smithfield, OH)

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SMlTHONlAN3g l-?l935 Commercial Club Lqfl lu Righl- A -FIRST ROW: Enice Roman, Antionettc Cichon, julia Toth, Nina Howard, Margaret Palmchak, Flora Lnzear, Mary lf. Kessinger, Luis Dalryinple, Louise Lescztllett, Mary Nagy, Nan Smith, Myrtle Grafton, Carol McGrail,'El:xine DeGarmn. SECOND ROW: Naron Lawson, julia Rudloski, Doris Strickler, Mary Garlinger, jeanette Chaney, Gwendolyn Rcynard, Bernice Malnnee, Maxine Dick, Jenn Menzies, Sara Wilson, Celia Fanchini, Helen Fuldn, Hazel Foster. THIRD-ROW: Helen Klapkn, Edith Stelll, Bill Atinstrong, jack Spencer, jay Philips, Ruth Bussick, Lewis Sutherland, Arthur Persello, Albert Mazure, Henry Dudgik, Hugh Doy e. FOURTH ROW: Charles Whitaker, jim Watkins, Kenneth Bell, Steve Faunda, john Slisher, Vandy Beavers, William Oltion. FI FTH ROW: ,lack Paxmn, Eugene Rosa, Lawrence 'l'rionl'i, jack Welclay, Harry J. Moore, George Lee. Bernard Lipus. E391-

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Activities L..i

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l935QiEi2TfEfSMITHONlAN D, O. C. During the early part of this school year the students, who were interested, were requested to join Captain Kidd's Crew for his special pirate ship named the D. O. C. Out of our many High School students only sixteen would dare face the high seas. The crew first met in Captain Kidd's Calias-Mrs. Fosterj cabin'Room 25. The sailors who succeeded in getting First, Second, and Third officers CPres- ident, Secretary, and Treasurer? were Louise Murphy, Mary E. Foster, and Howard Fisher, res ectively. Other members agreed to help in everything, even to scrubbing tlie decks. The voyage was well on its way when james Ruth, Ethel Rickey, Esther Hammond, and Louise Murphy threatened a mutiny among themselves. ive called this mutiny the Prince of Peace contest. But Louise overpowered the others and sailed to Steubenville with her booty. Next, we pirates decided to let eight of our very strong and hearty seamen, called the Debaters, steal the decision of the judges for the battles lDebatesD from other pirate ships, such as Brilliant, Dillonvale, Bloomfield, and Adena. To celebrate the winning of many prize booties the D. O. C. dro ped antihor at Bittersweet Inn for one evening of delightful merriment for alll the sal ors. Four of the pirates, Esther Hammond, Louise Murphy, Mary Garlinger, and jack Welday, held a battle among themselves to decide which would have the honor of trying for the booty to be given at the Declamation Contest at Wintersville. Fsther's weapon was called, The Crimson Rambler , Iack's- The Arena Scene from Quo Vadis , Mary'si The Soul ot' the Violin , and Louise's'- The Sacrifice of Sydney Carton. All were line weapons but as Louise was a veteran at seizing prize booties, hers was the must eftective. We hope that next year the D. O. C. will find more pirates to lead her on I0 VICIOTY. Members of D. O. C. are: Left to right: J Ll5lRS'l' ROXV: Ashby Coffman, Ethel Rickey, Esther ldaluntond, Roberta XVelday, Margaret ac 'st-in, SECOND ROW: Louise Murphy, Mary Foster, Mary Garlingcr, Hazel Burkett, Ruth Reynard, Frances Murphy. 'l'HlRl7 ROYY: Howard Fisher, -lack Welday, Kenneth Bell, james Ruth, Chapline Wel- day, Mrs. ifosfcr. E591