St Clairsville High School - Schi Schan Yearbook (St Clairsville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1947 volume:

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WVe all realized that we not only had a year of work ahead of us but also that we were going to have a good time. VVeek of the eighth.-On Monday the cheer- leaders were elected in assembly. The election was held early so they would have time to prac- tice before the first game. The cheerleaders were, as you know, Bill McHugh, Colleen Harris, Esther Edgar, and Nancy Ruehl. On Tuesday, a Girl Reserve cabinet meeting was held to make special plans for the Big Sisterv party. In assem- bly VVednesday, our schedules were more fully explained by Mr. Shannon. First Hi-Y Meeting of the year was held. The boys discussed how new members were to be brought into the club. Friday 13th-an unlucky date for our first foot- ball game. We had a pep meeting in assembly. The game in the evening was quite successful. Powhatan 6-St. C. 19. Week of the fifteenth.-In assembly Mon- day, Mr. Shannon gave an interesting talk on Attendance and Tardinessv. Tuesday, the Girl Reserves gave a Big Sisteri' party. All girls wishing to join G. R. were to attend. Games were played, refreshments served and their ini- tiation was explained to new girls. XVednesday in assembly, Dr. Bruce Sutton spoke on the effieets and uses of alcohol. Friday-XVhat a day!! The Gardas had twins, Ioan Lee and Janis Lynn. In assembly we had a pep meeting, after that a fire drill. That evening, the Cambridge game. It was rather wet, but the fellows plaved a swell game despite the mud. XVeek of the twenty-third.-In assembly Monday. Mr. Shannon gave another interesting talk. This time it was on Keeping the Building Cleanv. The Thespian board of directors ex- plained the purpose of Dramatics Club in assem- bly on WVednesday. There was also a Hi-Y Meet- ing to discuss football programs. The football team was called to the stage in assembly Friday. The Dennison game was at home and the final score was Dennison 0, and St. C. 7. OCTOBER VVeek of the first.-On Tuesday, Lucille Daugherty gave a long talk on the conference at Slippery Rock at Girl Reserves. One of the most interesting parts of this was the story of a woman who had been a German prisoner. On Wednes- day in assembly, Judge Albright spoke and gave many cases of the effect of liquor on minors. The first Student Council meeting of the year was held on Friday. They decided to hold their regular meetings on the second Tuesday of everv month. VVeek of the sixth.-A group of Thespians presented the one act play Reciprocity for Child WVelfare, Tuesday evening in the audito1'- ium. It was the story of a typical woman's club. In assembly on Wednesday, Mr. Shannon asked the students to dispose of their sling shots. After school, there was a Dramatics Club meeting in which the Thespian point system was explained. In the evening, Hi-Y held their informal initia- tion. Nothing happenedll Thursday, the movie i'Little Meni' sponsored by the Girl Reserves was held at noon. It lasted until 1:45. Girls, ensem- ble practiced for the first time. In assembly Fri- day, there was an extra long pep meeting. The Bridgeport game was at home and the score was 6-0. Bridgeport fans were not too happy about that. YVeek of the thirteenth.-Tuesday evening the Girl Reserves went on a hike. Hal McIntire played at the Capitol Theater in XVheeling which might explain the small attendance at G. R.'s. In assembly Wednesday, Mrs. Einstien spoke on alcohol and its effects. The Hi-Y had a dinner at VVillow Grove and then a candlelight service for new members. W'eek of the twenty-seventh.-Rev. Young gave a talk in assembly Monday on the meaning of songs. Tuesday after school there was a Girl Reserve Cabinet meeting. In the evening, the topic of the G. R. meeting was Tips for Teens . On NVednesday, the Home Economics Club had a meeting and a Hallowelen party. A short play was given in assembly Thursday to help promote the bond issue. It was written and directed by Mary VVaddell and showed why the people continued on page 38 Adm hal fs 3 099162 001 GYCSS ooldcpy Q f gold nmle Qyg . 2134!-Qilq g 8765 + jx 1 I A M, , , -H, fliyf if Qggch i d , CH , 9 Go JQCI 5 df Koa cl of fducation A? 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H1-'s he-cn mir uclvisrmr and lf.-:ich-r during our yn-urs in high sr-Imul. Mr. Cn-gg has gin-ii us his syinpatliy :mel llllill'I'Sf2lilllillj.f amcl was in-xl-r tcm husy to he-lp when we wont to him for aiicl. XV1- wuulzl likhx- to trikr- this uppurtlmity tu say, A l'lizmk you, ' for wa- lm-I that we- wwe- an gn-ai! clcul to you, Mr. Gregg. uxvllvli the ruucl wus hurcl zmcl rough You AllXV1lyS lim-lpvcl us tliruugli. You were always hy mir sides And now we say, Tlizmk youf' S4-lmul S4-crm-tary lfnniiu lillllhilf' tlirrmgh thi- hulls, in s NIIII su l h lu sun h4'r. Sln-ur.ul11- Cin-gal lrivmlly. 1-fiin-ii-nt Nt'l'l'K'l.lff. -- in Mr. Crvxggfs uffiu-P Xluyln- that L'l16't'I'llll lmlmmclz- buzzing nrmiml 'l'lmt's right. 'I'lmt's Ifiniim ligunsuy. Sir. if, Em-mirzigf-im-nt amd sympathy. llc- was ilu- um- wliri gnu- us riicl, Ile was our faithful, crmstzmt lrim-i VVith wisdom zmcl ficlm-lity. llc always haul the imswm-rs To any amd all queries. He haul thx- wisv suggcstimms And thi- smilc- tu ullziy nur wfirric-s. Ill- urgm-cl us cm to furthm-r goals. To ai bigger, hrightcr sim. HL- wuite-cl alta-r thc- victory To say, 'iflmnl wurlcl XY:-ll clrms-ln NVQ- wish tu 4-xprc-ss our ilrutiturlm- For ull that hc has clone-. YYitliout him, wr-'cl hm 1- lust thv fig But with him wc hum- wfm. 'YAYCY BUTCHER Lt S Cu lx I ILIIBIISII I Flu sm ll I due ltmn DFN A PAX OT Du um gmt lt? 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CHRISTINE CASTERLINF. '4wQn.1-1-I. Sf 'I'ha1t nmkz-s ma- so nmclll' FRANCES BRUNO St. Clzlirsxillu, ll. F. D. DONALD CEY Boy, that looks simxll' JOI IN CALDXVELL Lvt's humln LOXVELL CALDXVELL XYlmt's on alt the michiigl Amhrosc Amlerlc it sliow?,' Lust night in Maynard - - Sf. Clzlirsvillc JOHN CHRISTY Now listvn lu-rv, boy. Bumiock SAM CHRISTY 'AI clonlt cure. Bruno I. Caldwell RUTH CARROLL St. ClaliI'SYill0, H. F. D. . Clzlirsvillc, ll. F. D. Muynurcl St. Clzlirsvillc, H. F. D. St. Clairsvillc L. Caldwell 'UQ' 'Q 'M 1' K.: ' N f f A fr K ., .1 K, 1 'Ei 'Z T , : 'f ', 'az v '5' .' . Carroll Czrstvrlim- Cm' j. Christy Christy 1947 Senior-A Com- Commun Craig Dunim-ls D unghn rtx I Davis DeCeorg0 Domhroski Dominici Downing MARY COE St. Cluirsvillv, R. F. D. TREVA DAVIS St. Cluirsvillc I think I'll go to VVcst Virginia. VVho was up town Inst night? BETTY COMMAN St. Cluirsvillv, R. I . D, ROWLAND Dm-GEORGE St. Chiirsvillc UNVQ-ll, in hIilSSilCIIllSL'ttS - - - Timm for mv to be in. JAY CRAIG St. Clairsvillc, R. F. D. RICHARD DOMBROSKI Muyiiard I reckon so You,ll die luughin'!,' ANN DANIELS Burton HELEN DOMINICI Faiirpoint 'AI inudc ull A's.'y XVnit for nu-I Iylll coming. LUCILLE DAUCHERTY St. Clziirsvillc NANCY DOVVNING St.'CIa1irsx'illc Oh, I have so inuny things to do. 16 Open the door, Richard.,- IXAVYIILEICX DUNN Sl. Cialirmiiis' 'l'llc-rmfs no rumu har vm: :incl llll' in tlu- sauna' imvn vi :XXX IJYOINXIICK Juv is su-41-mn wmich LOUISE DYHDEK MUIL Cvvin AUX ES lf! ERT K'XYlm said that? 'fi-Ili . Klnylmrcl S '. , . . N14 irrish :win Office' Practici- ROSE FHAKOXVSKI St. f,l.11rSXiii4', li. F. D. :XNDY CAXICIK Sl. fiiilil'SYiiil', R .if D. I cirmit iwiivvc itfi ulmtis iwuci flil' YVllcL'iil1g.'i VIRGINIA i lil'iIBI'fliC Sl. K,i.llrsXili1', li. if. D. VIRGINIA ClA'l l'liN xllll'I'iSt1lNYll Nu, sirf' 'Alt Lim-sift worry nu H XIARCIIQLILX FULTON St. cii2lil'SXillC ICYELYX ClEliD'I'S St. c:illifSXiiiC. H. F. D. A'XYliut clicl you do lust lligiliipi 134,plu1sv. Dunn Dx urm-ck Dyrclvk Fort I' r xlxmx ski Frviimvrg Fultun Cillllltik Caittvn Cerdts 194 7 I Seniol-A J. Graham K. Graham il .+- 4 Crcenlec ay. . , Mfr,-3 Y , ,I T-:Z , . an Z.- -Q :i g ., , 'Wig' 4 Q' f M . Grimes I-Iurpley Harris EIOIIN GRAHAM St. Cluirsyillc, Fx. F. D. HSIIIICIQSIH KENNETH GRAHAM St. Clairsvillc, R. F. D. XVlmt'll I do in study hull today? MAIICAIIET CIIEENLEE St. Chlirsyillc Now what lmyc wt' hcr0? LcIIOy GHECC St. Chlirsyilh- I LIUILI know 'I KATIIICRINE CIIII7I I'I'IIS St. Chlirsyillv, li. F. D. Oh, my lands! 18 Henderson GLENN CRIMES Maynard IIeax'ens yes! JANE IIARPLEY St. Chlirsyille, II. F. D. Aw, not nccvssarilyf' CULLEEN IIAIIHIS Blllilllllfk I gun-ssg I clmft know. DONALD IIIZNDEIISON Lx-t's go skatingf' St. Chlirsvillv, li. F. D. St. Clairsvillv CAROL IIUSI ML Murphy, may I gn get my Civics Imoktv, Grvgg Griffiths Host Ilumlm-I IIUSENI.-XIIIIf IIIIXINIEI, SI. fII1lirSxiII1'. II. If. IJ Fur L'l'VIllIHllII1IllIIIu DUN,-XI.l7 IIYNICS St. ffI.1irx ' IM-.1lnSm1pf HI'f'I I'Y -IO ILICS St. IfI.1irsxiII4- I Imtm-CI tu spm-ml my wninr 34-ur IIIRIIQIIILI gum! granclc-sf' St. c.I2llI'5X Illn- ,IANIES IEFFRIICS .-X111 I Izltc-r' I5I'I'II'I'Y ,IUIIXSUN SI. Iflaliruillr. II. I . D. Dnm't lu- su sluwf' MOI CIN-xnistry IIIICXIC JOSEFCZYK Xlmnanrml I I1 nh tlnmt dren Ull tlmt Qlrl. I, 2 ' 1 IIICLIQN JONES bt. c.IiIlI'5XlIIl'. II. It D. JOE KACSKI.-XII NIzlyna1rcI Dm-s my lulir Iuuk ull TILIIII?-I XYImt can I talk illlllllt in ape-1-I-I1 tucI11y?'- IIICIIAHD -IOSEFCZYK NILIXIIRITCI JOHN KANOPSIC Sf. ffIa1irsYiIIl', II. F. D. uffrllisilffura1I1r1lisin'? U llym-s III-s Plll'N 'I11s4-fclyli 194 7 Y 41 I I1lIf1lUIlIt. In-ts gut -Icflhrivs AIHIIIISUII lf KIuseAfc'7yI4 KL ' I lui mr Kauufpsin' Senior Kettlewt-ll Kinsey Koih Kovul Krotiq E I' 'twhd f 1-rf I Q, y .,,v Kuhic Kurucz Luthzun Loi 0 Lukich ALICE KETTLENVELL St. CI11irsxiIIt', II. F. D. Don't L-all the taxi yet, Edclit-.', BETTY KINSEY Bluynurti i'VVv had a circusii' IZLIZABETII KOLB I3unnot'I4 I gut-ss I'II go to XVIM-t-ling Sutiircinyf' IIELEN KOVAL Fziirpoint Oh, how nice you QITCIU NI.-XlIClil,LA KIIUTKY St. ffialirsviiiv. II. If. D. 'AI 1Ion't know you un wvllf' DIANIES KUBIC Lmnnw st-vi STEVE KURUCZ You guys goin, my NVILLIAM I.A'l'IIAM Gix'c- inc u light. ALICE LOVE I thought I'cI dit-I DUHOTIIY LUKICII As quick us thutiu way? Burton Bzlnnock Morristown St CInirsi'iIIO, II. I . D. Morristown NIcAcIc nm DARE Mt-ADOO St. Cluirsville, R. F. D. 4lCCl', I had il good drczun lust night! CIIARLES MARINO Now, listen, Hr, Murphy! PAULINE IXIARTIN I guttzl go food P1-tv. PAT NIELET XX'lmt il sliaqu-I BERTIIA XIIIIALY Don,t call nu- Bc-rtlmiu MIKE NIIKASINOVICII St. Cluirsxillv, I forgot my book, Miss Ilurmpf' CATHERINE MIKULE UI saw Newt lust night. Marino Fairpoint St. Cluirsville Fuirpm mint BQIIIIIOCIQ R. I . D. Burton I fs KICIIII Yvork Mikusinovich XIAIIJOIIIIC XIOOIIE St. Cialirsviilv, Ii. F. D. I3 Oh, I dmft know. VICTORIA MOREL St. Cizlirsviiic, R. I . D. I wondcr if Stanley is coming over. FRANK NIOLLICA St. CIalirSYiIIc, R. F. D. Oh, my Chemistryin Martin Melet Mihuly 1 N I. fXIiiu'I1' Nloilicu Xluurc NIOICI 21 .V . - '. OU' fx. .,, .. ,H 21 if 3 ,K ,... , . If Senior Nicolozakw, 0'Nc-al D. Puglialunga j. Puglinlungu Pm-ch , . .xf r' Poluski Ponzani Ralston Ramsey BILL NICOLOZAKES Fzlirpoint JOE POLASKI Mayllard Lf-fs go to Miclwuyf, You cun't belicve anything lu- saysf, JACK CYNEAL Bvlmont, R. F. D. BILL PONZANI Bannock Z-Z-Z-Z-Z Get u loud of that. DOMINICK PAGLIALUNCA Fuirpoint BRUCE RALSTON St. Clairsvillc Notre Dame, here I comelu Anybody seen Miss Lentzly IOSEPIIIXE PAGLIALUNGA Fzlirpoillt MARY HAMSEY St. Clflirsvillv, R. F. D. Oh, that Latin! I wzunm go to PUVVlI2ifilll.,, NORMA PECH Si. Clalirsvillv, Ft. F. D. YVORTIIY RIDDELL St. Clairsvillc Lou-ly, lou-ly, lovvlyfn I gotta go to Flushing tonight. Riddell DICK HIXKES 'Tm not L'UIlCl'ltk'fllM lllullll llOCll'lllS Sl Gully-Dingll' CIIARLICS HYNIICR Sf,-xml-lmalll cross corn:-r. KATIIHYN SAFFELL A'Ol1, ya-sg I clonlt cnrv V DUXNA SIQLLS uxxrllllt tlicl you Q IN LOUISE SEMA-XNCIK 'Fur Pctc-'S sake! HARRY SIIHIEYE St. nllllll-ll-ll-lllv, liinkcs Rogers QQ al ,Qs S1-nuuncilc Sl1riex'c- flnirsv . f.lz1irsx'ill4-, R. F. D St. Clairsvillv St. Cluirsx illn- WN Fuirpoint Nlilyllllfll Alllyllklfll S1-Hs Fuirpuint Fitll Pvriml Sl'lll-SC'lIllIl Stuff Nlorristmvn Nl.-XRY SIKUR.-X 'KPlL-:msc lmrry. XV:-'rv lute ulrcaulyf' Muymlrcl ROSEXIARIIC SOLAR L'But, Nliss Hurrop, I XV2lSl1't talllcinglu ille, H. F. D. DONALD SOUKUP '4Boy, is she nice! Hymn-r Saffell gui 412 it I N f Q I I .f 'W V75 Y 4 .F Silmru Solar 194 7 Soukup Stanley St. Clair fWIzwfLKiun1 Q7 1 ,ff W N' - it 5 sg f ' -Tiffin' :jifffi 'I'limnas Tisko PAUL STANLEY Lt-t's sit dmvn suiiu-place. Senior Stcplivns Swidcr Taylor Vim Echo Vnlvntiiw St. Clui1'sx'illv JOHN ST. CL,-UR BllIlll0Ck .KTl1ilt,S riglitiu JOYCE STEPHENS NV1ll'I1UL'k Your Illilfefiill isift in rm time, EDXVAHD SXVIDEH Falirpuint You ililft kicldiiffv' DONALD TAYLOR St. Clzlirsvillv, H. F. D. VVlmjju say? .IAMES THOMAS My lirutlicr says - - NANCY TISKO Up in Bcebcfs lust night - ,,, Q, , . ' 'Mi by XValtc'rs St. Claiirsx illv Fuirpoint GEORGE VAN ECHO St Cluirsvillc, R. F. D. 'Tm in the army now CATHERINE VALENTINE Miss Hurrup, I did nut! DOROT H EA VVALTERS Super-L-4ilussa1l! St. Clairsvillv Ninynurd MARTHA XVILSOX St. Cluirsxillv, R. F. D. - - X , J . , H.'XliU.-XHE'I' XYliAl5liC St. Cflzlirsvillv. H. F D Buy, do I miss x'iL'tUI'i1l!n JOSEPIIIXE XYRICIIT St. Cluirsxillv, ll. F. D. Ola, gush! YICLMA YANSICN Nlllyllilfil HIIQISZIIIYUIIC sm-11 Cuz? Ili-Y Pigskin Frulim- Nmp 15 Nl.-XHJUHIH YOUNG Sl. Clalirsx int' HELEN f:XY:XCKY Si. c:lilil'SNiHl', H. I . D. ullvy, I,2llllilll'!n HOI1, you! 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INI111, MXQ1 '17, 111111-Iing 111'I1qI11 IIIIIK' A'Ii1'1-I11 s X'.111 I'I1IIl1, fI1'11I'Q1' 2111I I.i11111. .IIIIIX III1 1111'I1111QI1 X-.1Il'IIIIII1'. H 'A III INK' 111 I11- III II.1IIlI1I'IKIQ1' 1111iIi11g XXI I1 -11. NIJ 1 111-1111gr1111I11-1' .1111 1111111 212211112 XX'iI1 III. I. '1 , I 1r 1 'fIi1111111'I' .1t.1111-I1I111: XX'r.1I1-13 I1 'Qu 111 L,r1111' 111II 1111I11- I1'11I1II1!II'1I'I 1I4'I'IIfI XX' IQIII. 11I' 111Ii1'1' :irI XX-.1I1l' IIIIII 5111111111 1.111 1'11. I-111 111 111.1111 .1 1111IIi111111i11' M1l11f YI-llll III! IUIIIIIIQ, XIz 'in i11111'111Ii11 UI111- XX1-1I1-1.111 NIIIQIIIQ Z. . 'Ii-. MII1-I1'11I1.1H N1'1'I'1'I.lIAX I'II1Il1'II Is-lI II I 'I Z . , I , I 111 1'.1I11' .1 I11111I111II 1I'.lIII II11I I1w'I 111111111 111 'III11I1I1N George Ney S Iohn Mriz .. Andy Hobart Paul Cencula ,... univr Cla A OFFICERS President Vice President , . Secretary Treasurer FACULTY ADVISORS Mr. Heskett, Miss Lentz, Miss Mowder CLASS COLORS Blue and VVhite. y Otlieers-left to right: Paul Cencula, Andy llobart, john Mriz, George Ney. univl- C7444 Hi tory In September of ,44 a timid group of boys and girls started their first year of high school. They did quite well for themselves, electing Mickey,' Marshall President, Barbara Troyano- vich, Vice-Presidentg Bud,' Simpson, Secretary, and Paul Cencula, Treasurer. The main event of the year for them was the party they planned. VVhen they became Sophomores they chose Ioe Ponzani, President, Paul Cencula, Vice-Presi- dent, Virginia Turner, Secretary, and Mary Louise Scott, Treasurer. During the year thev proved their abundant talents and again had a class party. Now as Juniors they elected George Ney, President, Iohn Mriz, Vice-President, Andy Ho- bart, Secretary, Paul Cencula, Treasurer, and joe Ponzani and Mary Waddell to represent them in Student Council They presented the play Daddy Longlegsf ordered their class rings, planned the junior-Senior Prom and took part in the various activities in which Juniors are inter- ested. Yes, they have had a busy and success- ful year and We, the seniors of ,47, are proud to leave our title to them. Top row, left to right-Baker, Baron, Bayatt, Beam, Bethel, Biernot, Black, Blair, Bukniir, Burghy, Burkhart. Second row-Caldwell, Cencula, Chance, G. Christy, Juanita June Cline, Iuancla Marie Cline, Coates, Craig, Daniel, Davis. Third rou'-De Bertrand, Dundr, Dupezyk, Ebbert, Edgar, Egy, Eikelberry, Fanara, Ferren, Fillon, Gatti. Fourth row-Cdula, Gofi, Gordon, Graham, Griffith, Haines, B. Hardesty, I. Hardesty, Hobart. Howell, lludocli. Fifth row-Hughes, janosik, E. johnson, G. Johnson, jorden, Katona, Kettlewell, Klan, Klosek, Kudas, Leasure. Sixth row-Lee. Lodge, Ludwig. McCort, B. McFarland, I. McFarland, McHugh, MeKeli'ey, Mc-Mahon, Marino, Marshall. Seventh row-Merritt, Mickasinoxiek, Mistovieh, Moodispaw, Morgan, Morris, Mosltus, Mossbarger, Mozden, Nagy, Ney. Eighth row-Oboy, Paillon, Pittard, Ponzani, Poston, Riddle, Sanda, Scott, Shadi, Simpson, Slaga Ninth row-Sniokovich, Stephens, Street, Stukey, Temple, J. Thorton, M. Thornton, Troy- anovieh, Turner, Vaseura, Verba. Tenth row-Vespa, M. XYaddell, P. XVaddell, XVallaee, XVaynian, XVeir, VVilliams, XVojtasek, Yeinich, Yolier, Zavaeky. Eleventh row-Zavatsky, Zuzak. V Not pictured-Bielanske, Estock, Huntsman, Korba, kurucz, Mriz, Terminato. 28 sl Qs: if -3 A-if 8' '9 6 .7 lnd T VAm'L.xi h Ali PN wr, '5' 2 ,F we -3 I f ,g a as if 7 lik! F WF 35 I V If '1- AAC? A 'F an Q as 1' xv! 'I 3 Ni! A. Q3 600000 'V' 9 O56 wifi A hi:-A K if ,tp P106 'WD 3 4 'ff' F 24 Q LJ X3 AIX? 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I . if A -, sf. , if Q, ,F Y X ' ' -2 L- -r Q- Q 'Q 6 I ' 1 ff' CQ h N V., - ' L4 W' - C if , r V ,I Q Jw -. - , .L I llt wiL ww YN 34 ,la A .. .... Q ' - Fx' W V , a . Q 523 . 3 Q F fi ' ' , r,. l D 1 ' ,Q 49 1:2 fb L, - g , 42 Q - - N ' 5 X: V- . K L , ,f - v ' I ' ' I . ,f K . , X ! A ,' 'Nh .. I - A f -7 -13 Sepia more C1444 Street. OFFICERS Clark Street President Ir. Ponzani .S., Vice President Leonard Mamie . . . Secretary Marilee Dopkiss . Treasurer FACULTY ADVISOBS Mr. Garda, Miss XVorkman, Mr. Flowers CLASS COLORS Red and White. Officers-left to right: Marilee Dopkiss, Leonard Mamie, Ir. Ponzani, Clark To 0111- Sopla more Yes, believe it or not, you will be known as upper classmen next year. You will present the junior play and you will be the perfect host and hostesses at the prom. That is the future, let us .view the present and past. On September third you again entered the portals of St. Clairsville High School with a little self-assurance. VVe take it for granted that, like all F reshmen, you had none of this quality when you were in first year high. But now for a serious though. You have suc- ceeded in making a name for your class and all of us hope you will continue in the same direc- tion. You have shown your capability and wis- dom by your excellent choice of oIHcers and Stu- dent Council representatives. Maybe you havenit been the most important class or had the most important job, but without you, the machine would not work. Remember, it takes all the parts to make the Whole and every part is important. Top row, left to right-Abel, Albert, Anagnost, Ankrom, Barnes, Beam, Bowles, Burghy Carroll, Cimini, Clark. Second row-Coe, Coleman, Conley, Dabelko, Devault, Dickerson, Donley, Dopkiss Dunn, Dyrdek, Elehuck. Third row-Evans, Ford, Frazier, Frey, Fudale, Gatten, Gdula, Gibson, Gilham, Gill Greenlee. Fourth row-Greenwood, Griffiths, Gulnlnere, llanood, Hart, B. Haught, liaught Henderson, Huff1nan,Jarvis, Jeffery. Fifth row-jendrusik, jenkins, Doris josefezyk, Donald Iosefczyk, Kanyueh, Kasarda Kendzora, Kolb, Kotlarehik, Kovacevich, Koyal. Sixth row--Lendon, Lemley, Love, Luekaesko, Lynn, Malcosky, Mamie, F. Martin, L Martin, Masariek, A. Mathews. Seventh row-P. Mathews, Merryman, Michalek, Mick, Mollieo, Monahan, B. Moore I. Moore, Morgan, McMahon, MeNell. Eighth row--Nieolozakes, Nieinann, Orkis, Pelkey, Pollock, Ponzani, Porterfield, M Porterfield, Postlewait, Pyle, Ramsey. Ninth row-Riddle, Riggs, Rinkes, Runnels, Santilli, Sayre, Sells, Semaneik, Shields Shinoski, Shipe. Tenth row-Siekimieh, Simpson, Slaga, Sloan, Soeha, Soukup, Steele, Catherine Street Clark Street, B. Sullivan, L. Sullivan. Last row--Thompson, Tomasini, Uhazy, Verardi, VVallaee, NVayman, NVilkinson, NVilliams NYoe, Yanik, Znzack. Not Pictured-Chesloek, Gibson, Stidd. 30 a a -if gf at ,E R, LA h xf L 2' QQ '79 K Ah 3 4 . 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Q ' I5 I It , W 4, - 5 Y , 'H . 3 g 1 ,wi 4, 5 ' V 1-N ffnw 1- W ' fl .fav kfj ' ' . ff: 1 ' J U lg' 72 x T F. 5 ix ' f 5' , , 5 - L.. 4 W4 'N' x 6 I F' Q ff- L'-25 4 j 1- T' , an L V , ' IU4 49 I X .11 -V R 5 'if-5 1' sl. 'T' ' ' 'L gi ' 'Y' ' r !f : V? V Q .v- ' 1 lvl Q 'f A, V 4 A hx X If ' wh X' I Q T :Qc 0- -63 'Nl R Kp- ,I X Aa 'K I .1 l fa Q, P 3 1 1-. I ' 4' I ' D, 1-.-w I-Vx ' ' - . ' - ' -4' 'fn 'T ' ' :I M' - - ' V iff' :fx - l,,:l .I ' , ' ' if -' fd . -, s ' 'I 3 ,v T-'L , 6 5 iq., if -QS in i lg - ff-f 'r' 4--Q . . f - 'N -- ' L13 I v I ,M 1 A ,,. QL, ,f 4 - i - rw 1, u An.- re Inman Cla A S OFFICERS harles Kluskey .....,... ..,.., .,., P r esident ,gf VVilson Tuttle ...,.... , Vice President Ti Charles Ruehl ...... .,.. ...... S e cretary V janet Furbee ...,.,,...,... ,, ..,... Treasurer FACULTY ADVISORS Miss Harrop, Mr. Holtsclaw, Mr. Fulton CLASS COLORS Blue and Gold. Oilicers-left to right: janet Furbee, YVilson Tuttle ,Charles Kluskey, Charles Ruehl. emoim 0 a ?re Inman Gee, I guess my Freshman days are nearly over. just think, next year I'll actually be a Sophomore! How time does ily! So many things have happened since that terrible first day of school. I can still remember how scared and excited I was-running around like a beheaded chicken, trying to make sense from my schedule. But once I got used to the Whole set-up, high school's been loads of fun. It was positively thrilling when we had our own class election. There was so much chatter, I could hardly hear myself think. Then our ad- visors Miss Harrop, Mr. Holtsclaw, and Mr Ful- ton took charge and got the election started. When it was all over, I think everyone felt quite good about the results. All things considered, itis been a.year to remember. Top row, left to right-Albert, Althar, Anderson, D. Baker, H. Baker, Balog, Balwanz Barath, Benette, Berry, Blaeker, Blair, Bright. Second row-Bugaj, Bundy, Burghy, Campbell, Carroll, Cattane, Cenkus, Cey, Chillog Christy, Cunningham, Curtis, Daniel. Third row--Davenport, Diab, Dicckinann, Donley, Eastham, Ebbert, Edgar, Edwards J. Efaw, M. Efaw, Fatula, Fodor, Fox. Fourth row-Fudale, Fulton, Furbee, Gary, Gibson, Glover, Goff, Goss, Haddix, Hadzinia Hagedorn, Hagenbach, Hall. Fifth row-Harris, Harrison, Higgenbotham, Hill, Horvath, Howard, Hrabek, Hudoek Hudy, Huntsman, Iakubic, janoski, jeffers. Sixth row-josefczyk, Joseph, Kanopsic, Kanyuch, Kemp, Edith Kettlewell, Edna Kettle- well, M. Kettlewell, P. King, H. King, Kinsey, Kinzy, Klay Ko. Seventh row-Klosek, Kluskey, Korba, Kotlarchik, Kovacevich, Kovack, Laine, Lang Laizure, Lodi, Ludwig, Lukasko, Lynn. Eighth row-Merritt, Mihalic, Mikule, Moore, Mriz, McConibs, Mc-Connell, McFarland NIcGilton, BIcGlumphy, Nlchlahon, ML-Nell, Newlin. Ninth row-Ornowski, Owens, Varish, Pavlic, Penipek, Piatek, Ponzani, Pyle, Rice Ilichards, Ridgeway, Robinson, Rogers. 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Ughll NOVEMBER XVeek of the third.-In assembly on Monday we had another temperance speaker, Rev. Liv- ingston. Also, there was a special Student Coun- cil meeting called to make plans for promoting the bond issue. Tuesday was election day. The Student Council members and the band were out almost all day campaigning. Their efforts were not in vain because the issue passed by a high majority of votes. s XVeek of the tenth.-On Monday there was no school because of the fact that it was Armistice day. The Barnesville game was in the afternoon at Barnesville. The final score was 47-13 in favor of St. C. This helped smooth over our hu1't pride of the Znd. On Tuesday, the Schi-Schan went on sale. In assembly YVednesday, the play The Lost Schi Schani' was given. It was written and directed by Betty jo Iles and the cast consisted of the Schi-Schan Staff. The play told about the ,46-,47 annual in order to encour- age sales. After school there was a Dramatics Club meeting. The freshmen, sophomores, and seniors each presented a short one act play. From these two were chosen bv the Thespians to be presented in assembly. The freslnnan and sopho- more plays were chosen. On F ridav the faculty had a dinner at the Colonial Inn. Hi-Y presented their animal Pigskin Frolic in the gym. YVeek of the seventeenth.-In assembly Monday, the freshmen gave their Dramatics Club play. Then the student body voted between the freshmen and sophomores. The freshmen won. On Tuesday, the Girl Reserves held their formal Recognition Service in the gym. It was the tra- ditional candlelight service. Girls, ensemble made their first public appearance at Lloydsville. The matinee of the junior play Daddy Long Legsu was given on Thursday. Friday, there was a special Student Council meeting held to discuss dancing at noon in the gym. XVeek of the twenty-Hrst.-On Thursday, the movie Charlie's Auntv starring jack Benny was sponsored by Student Council. That even- ing there was a joint Hi-Y-G. R. meeting. DECEMBER YVeek of the first.-On VVednesday, the Home Economics Club had a Christmas party. The Girl Reserves had a Gold Diggers, Bobby Sox Dance on Friday evening. The girls not only paid for the dance and asked the fellow, but they called for them and provided transporta- tion. On Saturday, the Thespians visited the drama clinic at Ohio State University. VVeek of the eighth.-In assembly on Mon- day there was a pep meeting for our first basket- ball game. The cheerleaders led some yells to show the boys that the student body was behind the basketball team as much as they were behind the football team. On Tuesday was our first basketball game. NVe played Bethesda at home. St. Clairsville won. There was a Dramatics Club meeting after school VVednesday. The program was a demonstration of the use of makeup on the stage. On Friday, the grade school gave its Christmas Musical program. Also, there was a basketball game at Lafferty. The final score was 45-36 in our favor. Week of the fifteenth.-In assembly Mon- day, Mr. Lewis, well known attorney in town spoke on the bad effects of alcohol. The Dillon- vale game was at home Tuesday evening. On VVednesday in assembly, the mixed chorus and the girls' glee club each sang four numbers. There was also a student council meeting. They made plans for a movie. Thursday was our an- nual Christmas program. This year, instead of having a program composed of music, the music and dramatics departments joined in the Christ- mas program. This program was divided into three parts. In the first part, the girls' glee club and mixed chorus each sang four numbers. ln the second part. the audience and choruses sang well known Christmas carols. The third part was a reading and pantomime of the Christmas storv XVhy the Chimes Rangv. Friday was the last'day of school in 19-16. In assembly. a Christ- continued on page 55 AC-ll ,Q Z x f O wr mfquei nmcal 0 WGS your DQSWUI barefoot bmw f vu -Q5 7 Q: 'e. X ,J Cgly l XE IC First row, left to right-Mihaly Qliteraryl, Valentine lphotogruphyl, Kc-Mlm-well fphotog- mphyl. Daniels lphotographyj, Koval ltypingl, Anderlc fliterafyl, Daugherty fndvvrtisingj, Gerdts fliteraryl, Pech Qtypingl. Second row-Rnehl Cadvertisingl, Martin fadvvrtisingl, Fort iphotographyl, Ambrose fpho- togmphyl, Mr. Douglas Kerr Qadvisorl, Miss Mary I. Johnson fadvisorl, Tislco ftypingl, Host fartj, Kolb fartl, Gotten ftypingl. Third row-Iles Qadvertisingl, Crimes lsnlcsj, Christy ladvertisingl, Dunning lsalvsl, ML'Azloo ieditorl, Caldwell iuril, Rynwr lsulvsj, Downing zulvertisingl. Not Pictured-More-l lsalesj, Sikom iliter- aryl, Stanley Qphotographyj. 431 ' W ind Q A fi Fil S' SCH!-SCHA XV-5 TAFF is C- GUY Q 8 3 h,X'x X VKX Xl :li 93 l l GM, 40 95' M QW Rh: V Q E - 'D . 'Q:i:g:'-gs Er S . I I i First row, left to right-Ludwig 4A-s't bus- iness managerj. Hardesty tsportsl, Lani: fflftls Rigzs Qsportsl. Thomas lhusiness managerl Simp- son fhumorj, Kudas lhumorl. Second row-Mcflort Carib, Porterfield fspe- cial featuresl, Jones fhumorj, Tisko ftypistl, Ko- val ttypistl, Anderle tofficel, Hummel ifashionsl Downing lspecial featuresl, McFarland tsocietyl Third row-Miss Helen Harris iadvisurl, Mrs. XVilma Campbell fadvisorl, Ruehl ltypistj, Mar- tin feditorl, Fort ttypistl, Ambrose fsocietyl Hart fartl, Stephens leditorl. Rogers lalumnil. Kolb tartl, Vliallaee tspecial featuresl. Fourth row-Dyrdek tspecial features? Yansen Ctypistl, Carroll lspecial featuresl, Dop kiss lspecial fenturesj, Solar ftypistl, Josefczyk 1'-oeietyl, Zuzak fspeeial featuresl, Craig iso- cietyl, Lukasko fsportsl, Senlaneik ttypistl. Not pictured-Harris fsocietyl, johnson iso eietyl, Klikusovian imimeographerl, Kovache vich Unimeographerl, O'Neal fmimeographerl. H1-line 1mimeographerl. Sikora ttypistj. igera Staff Did you see what they had in the Tigerag about me? I'd sure like to know who put that Ill. I wonder who that anonymous reporter is that catches everything that is ever said or done by anyone. Such are the conversations that can be heard throughout the building each time a new issue of the Tigerag comes off the press. The Tigerag is our school paper, which is eagerly looked forward to each month by every pupil in the school. I The advisors for the paper this year were Mrs. Campbell and Miss Harris. Mrs. Campbell carried over from last year as advisor while Miss Harris became literary advisor. Through their cooperation and willingness to assist at all times the staff was able to overcome many obstacles and made this year's publication the 'best yet. WVhen the task of selecting an editor for our paper was set before us we decided upon a new plan. In the previous years we had only one editor. This year we decided on co-editors, that is, two editors working together. 'We chose Paul- ine Martin and Joyce Stephens as our editors. Pauline took over the sports and society section while Joyce was put in charge of special features. The initiative and efficiency of these two editors enabled our paper to contain some very good articles. WVe admire them greatly for being able to work together so very diligently and cooper- atively. After the editors were carefully chosen, the next thing in line was to select a staff of capable workers. A staff of approximately thirty-five members was soon selected and put to work. Anyone from Freshmen to Seniors inclusive was eligible to he on the staff. Rather than having department heads each individual was given a job of his own to do. YVith a careful selection of editors and staff members we were now ready to start in on our first issue of Tigerag. After the written features were handed in, most of the typing, stenciling, mimeographing, and stapling were done after school and during lunch hour. WVith the comple- tion of one issue, the staff members were already on the lookout for some little words or incidents that might make the next issue more interesting. The staff members proved their capabilities in this year's issues. The Tigerag is put out every third Thursday of the month making a total of nine publications during the school term. Various staff meetings were held during the vear at which any member had the opportunity to express what he thought could be done for the improvement of the paper. The paper profited much by these meetings. Various things were brought throughout the year for the school by the staff. These things in- cluded a clearoscope, stylus, lettering guides. and other various small items. At the end of the year the staff met to spend its hard earned money in the form of a party. The party proved to be as great a success as the paper itself. -.4....J....., a-J---- -,...f--- s. iii bebate lt seems that. although everyone likes a good argument, very few care to prove their pointg for the class in debate is rather small again this year. Under the capable instruction of Miss Lentz. this class has gained valuable experience from several practice debates with students from Flushing Iligh School. Perhaps in future years. when we have become the older generation. there may be a few among the eminent lawyers and statesmen of the day who will be able to look back in happy reminiscence on the time when thev were stu- dents in a debate class at St. Clairsville High School. and attribute some of their success to the instruction they received here. Top row, left to right-Dorothy Lodi. Delores Dabelko, Kathryn Nlikule. Helen B2llXY1lll7. Nlariorie Ki-ttlexvell. Anna Dxorcek. Second roxvANliss Nloxvder ladvisorl. Nlinerxa Kettleyvell. .Xliee Line. Ann Daniels. Virginia Frieberg. Phyllis Chance, Xliss Creamer lady isorl. Last row-Beulah Christy, Geneva llrabak. Phyllis Cey, lrene Kanopsie, Yehna Cfattane. '42 l,efttorif -'V 3 Y XYaddell, Nancy Downing. Home fc. 61116 On October fifth, the Home Economics Club, with Bliss Nlowder and Miss Creamer as advisors. held its first meeting of the new school year to make plans for organization and election of new officers. The group chose Ann Daniels for presi- dentg Delores Dahelko. vice presidentg Alice Love, secretaryg Ilelen jones. treasurerg Phyllis Cey, program chairman. Included in its many activities of the year we1'e a llallowe'en party, Christmas party. Valen- tine exchange and a picnic in May. The girls devoted one meeting to making food posters which they displayed in the cafeteria. During the year Miss Hanna NVhysall gave a talk on make-up and groomingg Xliss Betty Newton lec- tured on party decorations. This year the club ioined the Future Home-makers of America. Dunn, Charles Marino. Miss :Xnni I5 lmntz ladxisorl, Bruce llalston. N ny shall. Iaul C,e-neula. lanies ll'ilI'll'S, Wor- ljieli llllll'il'S, C:llL!I'l1'N llyllllf. Bill llailies, Iolln ffalclwell. llanoml. Don llencls-rson, Clliarles loston. llul Simpson lioxxluud D161 rw in ll llston. Leonard xlilIIlll'. ,Iolm llarde-sty. loin. Merril. Xlr. Cflarenc-e llill 'adxisorh Street. -laim-s lflvlxert. llarnard tiulmihui. llinu-an Dunning. Carl Higgs. lu-nnetli fill: un lun lla lim Hill li Hi- Our Ili-Y is affiliated with the XVheeling Y. XI. C. A. in XVhec-ling. Our purpose is to ere- ate. maintain, and extend throughout the school and community higher standards of christian eharaeter. Our platform is clean speech. clean sportsmanship. clean scholarship. and elean liv- mg. lVe started out this Year under our new and ahle president. Sam Christy. After receiving the new members. who must he at least sophomores. we planned our program for the year. This year we have had two dances. The Pigskin Frolicf' and 'The Sweetheart Dancef' Besides these we had swimming parties at the Y. XI. C. A. in XVheeling and a danee after the Bridgeport foothall game here. lfirsl nm. It-it to riglul-Xlic-lu-3 Klar- , . . , 5' llicldell, Sam Cliristy. Dare Xle.-Xcloo, Sec-oiul rum-ltieliarcl -In-nlcins. .-Xllierl 2 c . 'A 'i'H,,,'.lI'IL'l' lliirrl roxx+Xlariin llayniaii. Cflarlt '. . es ll14vIn.ls. Don llynvs. liill - -, wird. 43 Alellrim-s lseei'etaryl, Dare Nle:Xcloo lxiu presidentl. Dieli Rinlu-s lsgt. at arms llill ladvisorl. YI ln order to have a good time we had to have money. This was made hy selling programs at the foothall games. The profit made provided us with a very successful year in Ili-Y activities. A Ili-Y tradition has heen to decorate the goal posts for home footlmall games. l':Nt'l'Y lioy took his turn when asked to help on this. Throughout the year we met on every other XVednesday night. NVe usually had our own pro- gram. although we sometimes had outside speak- ers, such as preachers and prominent lmusiness- men. NW' had a couple of joint meetings with the Girl Reserves. XVe tried to live up to our purpose and plat- form and make St. C. a hetter sehool hy our at- tendanee. l.eft to riglutellhrtlny Ritldvll leliap ltlllll, C.lial'les llYllli'I' freporterl l'lllllN Samuel Cliristy ipresidentl. Hr. Clan-nec Junior and Senior Girl Reserves First row, left to right-Huehl, M. Ramsey, A. Kettlewell, R. Carroll, R. Rogers, Griffiths, Hummel, Harpley, Greenlee, Christy, Baker. Burghv, Pittard, M. M'addell, Paillon, Zunak. Second row-Ferren, L. Dyrdek, M'right, Lodge, Comman, McCort, Griffith, Stephens, Bethel. Valentine, Daniel, Miss Nancy Butcher, Miss Marjorie Creamer, Mi-s Ruth Mowder Ladvisorsl. Third row4Martin, Mossharger, Howell. T. lVaddell, E. Davis, N. Street, I. Thornton, T. Davis, Johnson, N. NVilliams, E. Edgar, juanda Cline, Coates, Juanita Cline. Fourth row-Daugherty, Yansen, Downing, Friehurg. Krotky, Craig. Fort, M. Thornton, Am- hrose, Gerdts, llarris, Scott, Hardesty. Not Pictured-Iles. Edwards. Freshman and Sophomore Girl Reserves First row, left to right-Barnes, Jarvis, jef- frey, N. Moore, Cev, Kotlarchik, Newliu, Hage- dom, Hill, Rymer, j. Porterfielcl, Beam, Sulli- van, Sickimich, lloward. Second row4Dieckmann, Miss Marjorie Creamer ladvisorj, Hiukes, Haught, Uhazy, M'il- kinson, Postlewait, M'allace. Richards, M'eir. Staul, Shipe, Cary, Furhee. B. Hzunsey, Miss Nancy Butcher tadxisorl, Miss Ruth Mowder ladvisorj. Third row-A .Carroll, Turner, Frazier, llart. Runnels, Simpson, P. Matthews, Bundy, Edith Kettlewell, Edna Kettlewell, A. Mathews, D. Carroll, M. Portertield, M. Street, B. XVilliams, ll. Rogers. Fourth row-B. Moore, Evans, Owens, Sham- haugh, XYayman, Cunningham, joseph, Soukup, Dopkiss, Ludwig, l'. Dvrdek. Pollock, ,lost-t'e1vk, Gill, Lukasko, C. Street. Not Pictured7M'alters, Bennette. Q14 fe e 17 The Cirls lieserve Organization. whore pur- pose is 'iTo Hnd and give the hestf, is a hranch of the Y. XV. C. A. lt has a memhership of one hun- dred twentv girls and is under the supervision of Miss Mowder. Miss Creamer. and Miss But- cher. who cheerfullv gave of their time and ad- vice to make the cluh successful. The theme around which the program was drawn up was C, lifs in their Community. The Girl Reserves opened the season hv having a Big Sister Party. .Xll high school girls wishing to hecome members of the organization were in- vited to attend this meeting and thev were given an old memher to he their hig sister for the even- ing. Cames and refreshments were enjoyed and instructions for initiation of new memhers were given. The mothers of the Cirl Reserves were invited to the Recognition Service at which time the new memhers were taken into the circle of light. This was a verv impressive ceremony. Some of the other interesting meetings were Tips to Teens. The Service Meeting? 'klionnd Tahle Discussion. 'iliov and Cirl Relations. and several ioint meetings with the lli-Y. :Xt the Ser- vice Meeting arrangements were made to pack a hasket of food to he given to some needv fam- ilv at Christmas. :X hike and a skating party were also enioved. Un one occasion The Rev- erend Mr. XVoodall of the Preslmvterian Church gave an interesting talk on Qualities that make a good girl , using the four letters of girl to illus- trate his point. In the early part of December the C. lifs sponsored a Sock Dance. This dance was a little different from other dances in the fact that the girls asked the hovs. provided the transportation, took corsages to the hovs and acted as the hov all evening. XVhen the couples arrived at the school thev checked their shoes and danced in their sock feet. Another dance was given hv the Cirl Reserves later in the sea- son. The senior memhers were guests of the Town Unit of the Y. YV. C. A. at a hanquet in lanuarv and the animal Mother Daughter Ban- quet was held in April. Installation of new ofli- ccrs concluded the season. On the first Saturday of each month repre- sentatives of the clnh went to a meeting held at the Y.M'.C. .-X. in XVheeling. All the Cirl Re- serves Clnhs of the Ohio Valley were represented here and the activities of all the different cluhs were discussed. The guiding unit of our organization is the Cirl liesc rve Cahinet. It was through their work that these varied and interesting meetings were made possihle. RQQ September 17 October 1 October 15 October 29 I November 19 November 26 December 6 December 18 january 7 january 21 II RAM FOR THE YEAR Big Sister Party Code Interpretation Hike Tips to Teens Recognition Sqervice IIi-Y Entertainment Dance Service I Ili-Y and G. R. Party Round Table Discussion February 11 Speaker March 4 I Hi-Y Entertains Us March 18 Variety Show April I5 Mother and Daughter Banquet April 29 Boy and Girl Relations May I3 Installations May 23 ..,, Dance GIRL RESERVE CABINET President I II Vice-Presiclent' I Secretary II I I Treasurer I Program Chairman Social Chairman Finance Chairman Publicity Chairman Service Chairman Code Chairman I Food Chairman Stewardess Song Leader Pianist ,I Margaret Greenlee II Pauline Martin I I I Colleen Harris I Nancy Ruehl I I Nancy Downing Lucille Daugherty Mary WVaddell I Treva Davis I Ann Jarvis I IIII Patricia WVaddell Linnie Christy Ruth Carroll Marjorie Young I I I Betty NVallace Left to right-Betty XVallace, Linnie Christy, Martha Porterfield, Ann Jarvis, Nancy Downing, Mary 1Vaddell, Patricia VVaddell, Nancy Ruehl, Treva Davis, Huth Carroll, Pauline Martin, Margaret Green- lee, Lucille Daugherty, Colleen Harris. 45 1 me, lim Thomas, Charles Marino, C li rrles liyiner. Bruce Ralston. rcond row-Marjorie Moore, Patricia rc dell, ,lane llarpley, Mary NVaddell, x jo Iles, Nancy Downing. Miss Anna B Itntx ladxisorl, Nancy Huchl. ot pictured-NIarjorie Young. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Buehl. Lentz ladvisorl, Bruce Balston. Thenp ww Thespians is a continually growing organi- zation in this school. It began in nineteen forty- Hve, and its activities are steadily increasing under the guidance of Miss Lentz. Thespians were active last summer when they produced Snafu on July twelfth and thirteenth. This organization is a non-secret, non-social. honor society for high school students. Thes- pians show their worth by taking whatever part is asked of them whether it is switching lights back stage or playing a major role in a major produc- tion. Two meetings a month are held by the Thes- pians. Une is a business meeting. the other a program meeting. The program meetings have consisted of two outside speakers. Bob Otten of the YVheeling Little Theater. and Dean Brooks of radio station YVKXVK. There have also been demonstrations in make-up and play-reading. The club is governed by a Board of Direc- tors which consists of the President Bruce Hals- ton, Vice-President Nancy Downing, Secretary- Treasurer Mary YVaddell. and Clerk Betty :Io Iles ot Thespians. a representative of each class in Thespians. Nancy Buehl, senior and 'iTish,' XVad- dell, junior, and the president, Pauline Martin and vice-president, lean Ambrose of Dramatics Club. This group under the skillful leadership ot their president has set the principles and standards of the club this year. Membership in Thespians is based on a point system. Anyone in Dramatics Club has an op- portunity to become a member of Thespians. according to the work he does. The informal initiation for new members this year was scrub- bing Hats. Formal initiation was a candlelight service, held in the Home Economics rooms. A good Thespian thinks seriously about and works conscientiously to uphold his motto M,-Xct well your part' there all the honor liesf' TIIESPIANS st row. It-tt to right-Dick Lee, Bill -lfi First row, left to right-jean Ain Jr se Pauline Martin, Patricia XYaddell. N u Second row-Mary XVaddell, Nino Downing, Betty jo Iles, Miss Annr B he Senior P ay NARSENIC AND OLD LACE' The senior play Arsenic and Old Lace bv Ioseph Kessering is one that is well known to everyone. 4 I The scene is the Brewster home in Brooklyn. Mortimer and Elaine plan to marry, but Mortimer discovers insanitv in his family. His aunts have been making a game of murder. Later he finds he was adopted and the play ends happily. CAST OF CHARACTERS Mortimer Brewster , . . , , ...,..... , ,, .,..... . .... Duncan Dunning Elaine llarper . Abby Brewster Bev. Dr. llarper Teddy Brewster . Officer Brophy Martha Brewster . jonathan Brewster .. Pauline Martin .. Betty jo Iles Dick Stanlev .. Charles Bymcr . ., Bill Ponzani . Nancy Downing . Bruce Ralston Dr. Einstein . ., , ,. Sam Christy Oflicer 0 Iiara . . Frank Mollica Lt. Rooney .. , . . ...,........ ....., J anies Thomas unior P ay DADDY LONGLECSB The Iuniors have proved to everyone that members of their class have real dramatic abilities. Their production this year. Daddy Longlegsl' was a big hit with both the matinee and evening audiences. NVQ- wish to extend our congratu- lations to the Juniors, and our best wishes for a successful future. K Carrie , Sallie McBride ,. Mrs. Pendleton Judy Abbott , .. Jervis Pendleton ,, , Cladiola ., . . Sadie Katen Miss Pritchard . Mamie ,,..,. Loretta . . Fred Perkins Mrs. Lippett XValters Griggs , ,. Syrus YVykoil' james McBride , Mrs. Semple ., julia Pendleton , Kneeling, left to right-Peggy Lodge. Tish lVaddell, Erla jane Davis, Phyllis lo Chance, Glen Burkhart. Standing-Virginia Turner, Bill Mc- Hugh, Mary Louise Scott, Mary Ruth llowell, Betty Ann McFarland, Charles Poston, Paul Cencula, Esther Edgar, Mary XVaddell, llelen Ann Mossbarger, Kathryn Burghv, Charles Kudas, Lewis Ludwig. 47 CAST OF CHARACTERS Kathryn Burghy Marv Butll Ilovvell ., . Betty Ann McFarland , ., . . Esther Edgar Charles Posten Phyllis Jo Chance Tish VVaddell , Marv Louise Scott Erla jane Davis . Peggy Lodge Clen Burkhart Helen Aim Mossbarger Lewis Ludwig . Paul Cencula Charles Kuclas . Bill McHugh Mary NVaddell Virginia Turner STUDENT COUNCIL Top row, left to right-Bill Beline. Sam Christy, George Ney. -loc Ponlani. Clark Street. Charles Kluskey, jim Gilm- son, XYilsun Tuttle. Second row-Miss llarrop ladvisorb, john Mriz, Nancy Downing, Lucille Daugherty, Pauline Martin, Mary XVad- dell, Iunior Ponzani Mr. Gregg ladvisorj, Mr. Shannon fadvisorj. Last row-Duncan Dunning, Ieane Anne Bymer, Margaret Greenlee, Bill Ponzani, Ann Daniels, Betty Sullivan, Bruce Ralston. Student Connell The Student Council was organized on October fourteenth, nineteen forty-six. Elections were held for officers and Bill Reline was chosen president, Bill Ponzani vice president, and Lu- cille Daugherty secretary and treasurer. Mr. Shannon and Miss Harrop served as advisors. The regular meeting was set for the second Tues- day of every month. The first work of the Student Council was to sponsor a campaign to promote the School Bond Issue. The members of the council passed out sample ballots at the poles on election day. The project proved to be a successful one for the issue was passed by eighty per cent of the voters. By sponsoring five movies during the school year, enough money was raised to buy a larger Motion Picture Projector. The Board of Edu- cation gaye a donation for this project. The Student Council of nineteen forty-six and forty-seven through the helpful cooperation of the student body. the faculty and the Board of Education, has completed a successful year. 116m lam! Our school library has become such a popu- lar place that you have to be there early to get a seat at the study tables. In the morning before school, at noon. and during study periods all through the day, members of the student body frequent the library in search of reference ma- terial. a good book thats easy to readfi or just to While away the time. The patient librarians willingly sacrifice a precious noon hour or study period to help take care of the constant flow of books and magazines. This group of librarians. who have Worked so diligently and untiringly and are too often taken for granted certainly deserve our grateful praise. LIBRARIANS Left to right-Dorothea XValters. Don- na Sells, Martha -lean Wilson, Isabelle Frey, Julia Nagy, Mary Coe, -Io Porter- field, Margaret Yaseura, Miss Katherine Harrop fadvisorj, Louise Semaneik, Eliza- beth Kt-lb, Catherine Valentine, Nellie XVillian' , Patty Mathews. 'YS in Daley. Glenn Iiurlchart. XYaltm-r Kin- sey lxenneth lLtl'lNll. cond row-Don Steele. Bill l'orcl. Lfllllkl 'l'urner. 'IR-tl Robinson, Charles mer. Lewis Ludwig. jimmy Thomas, lxlllltllll lim-line. Leon Lnlcaslto, Xlr, 11 rt F. Fulton ladxisoryl. it pit-turecl-l.elloy Cn-gg, Uffice M242 Are all the absence slips in, linnnyty' Nan- cy, will you take this down to the Study Hall teacher? Evelyn, will you get these students tor me? L'VVell. how are the ahsences today. Donna? Not yery manyl That's tinef' Aiinouncements to he taken around, mail to he deliyered. letters to he typed. all these are part of a typical day in the office and are familiar to all the office helpers. XVe want to thank the otlice help for giving up study periods to do this work. By taking care of the small jobs, they make it possible for Mr. Shannon to give more time to the students and therehy. they help the entire student body. OFFICE HELP Prvjec tor Crew XVe have had quite a few moyies this year, both educational and recreational. These moyies have heen made possible hy a group of students known as our Projector Crew. YVe want to ex- press our gratitude to these students for sacrific- ing yaluahle study hall time or noon hours in order to show the films. Through their work we have seen fiye full length movies which we1'e enjoyed hy the entire student hody. Numherless short reels have heen shown to certain classes and at noon. These short reels have aided us in under- standing our school and its purposes: in under- standing our industries and country. And all this we owe to our projector hoys. and again we say Thank youf' PROJECTOR CREW' st row. lt-it to ris.:ht-Alacli Laine. , , . 49 lfirst row, lt-it to right-llelen Andi rlm Nancy lluehl, Irene Stephens. D llllll Sells. Second row-Alalnes Thoinas, jr Ion zani, Colleen llarris. lfxelyn Clerdts lu 4 llarpley, Nir. -lohn Al. Shannon tprinu 1 Left to right, front to back--lYiolinsJ Nlargaret Bundy, Pauline Dyrdek, Ioe Cdula, Jane Richards, Mary Virginia Newlin, QAbsentl Marvin WVayman, Olive De Bertrand. fCelloJ Betty Niemann. 1ClarinetsQ David YVallace, Beatrice YVallace, fAbsenU Zelma Postlewait. fFluteJ Nancy flinkes. ktTrlpn1petsJ Leonard Mamie, Christine Cast:-rline, fAbs1-ntl Frances Bnino. 1'l'romboneJ ,con Lu asc o. Standing--4PercussionP Doris Hagedonl, Gail joseph. 4OboeD Charles Kudas. tliassl Kenneth Graham. iPianoJ Marilyn Stauf. 1Directorl James Fry. 0 clue tr The band has been very active this year and it has shown marked improvement under its new director, Mr. james Fry, of Shadyside. He is serving his first full year as school band director, having had a short period at Shawnee. Ohio before entering the Navy. The seventy piece hand has proven its ability by its performances during the intermissions at the football games, both at home and away. On various occasions white trousers were worn by the band members instead of the red ones, thus making the great variety of formations more attractive. Some of the many formations were: An illuminated starv while playing Stardustf' 'KA football while playing Football Herof' The State of Ohioi' while playing Beautiful Ohiof, A tepeei' while playing Ten Little Indians. 'KA heart while playing 'KLet Me Call You Sweetheartf, DAD,, for the Dads while playing For Heis a Jolly Good Fellowf, All marches and other music, which were played on the field, were memorized. On November the fifth, the girls and boys in the band donned their uniforms and did their part in getting the school band bond issue passed. They were excused from school in the morning and marched and played in various parts of the town. Other students accompanied the band carrying posters which represented the various points of the issue. The band members helped to raise money for the Band Mothers, Organization by selling tags on tag day and also by selling magazines. NVhen the magazine campaign ended, the names of those. who had sold five or more subscriptions. were put in a box and the person whose name was drawn received a radio. Martha Porterfield was the winner. Some of the social activities enjoyed by the band were a weiner roast held at the Belmont Hills Country Club at the end of the football bance Kane! Ifirst rms, lr-it to right--Clit-stvr Biemot ltr-nor saxi, Linnio Christy Lalto saxl, Katherine Griffith falto saxi, Bette McFar- land tlenor saxl. Second row-Paul Cencula ltrlnnpetl, Don Hynes ffflllll pctb, l'e51gy Lee Craig ttnnnpeti, james Jeffries ftromhonel. Charles Poston ltrombone and vocalistl. Standing-Peggy Lodge Qdrumsl, John Graham lbassh, Dick Lee fpianoy 50115011 and a hanqnet on Fehrnary the thirteenth, at tllt' Grange llall. sponsored hy tl1e Band Nloth- er's Organization. Both the hand II1t'tl1lJt'l'S illlfl their parents attended the latter affair. After niarching season. the hand lllt't regu- larly three tilIlt'S a week-Xlonday. XYednesday a11d Friday-in preparation for 'two concerts which were presented in tl1e High School Audi- toriuin. One of tl1e concerts was given in Feh- ruary illlfl the other one was given in Slay. The hand also participated in the contest at Xlns- kingnin. Tl1e following received four vear awards: john Caldwell. Christine Casterline, Nancy Downing, john Graham. Kenneth Craliaiii, Mar- garet Greenlee, Colleen Harris. Dtlllilltl Hynes, james jeffries, Dorothy Lnkicli, joe Polaski. lllltl Norma Pech. Twenty-two hand IH9INlJt'l'S received letters for completing two years of work in tl1e hand. The officers of the hand were: Bruce Ralston. Presidentg james jeftries. Vice-Presidentg Lucille Daugherty, Secretaryg Betty Ann NTCFilI'lilIlLl and Nancy Ptinkes. Librarians. ltepresentatiyes to Band Council were Zelnia Postlewaite, Do11ald Hynes and Bill Haines. Tl1e orchestra was another instruinental or- ganization of our school. It was also lllltlttl' the capahle direction ot Mr. Fry and rehearsals were held Ull Tuesday and Thursday. Though its rnelnhership was sniall the orchestra showed its fine work i11 several lX'I'li0l'lll1lllCt'S during the year. Yvheneyer you hear the song 'iToo Xlany Norma Pech o11r contest soloist. Irons Ill the Fire followed hy other popular song hits you Illklf' he sure that the DHllL'L' Band is somewhere near. The Dance Band, also known as The Teinperainental Twelve, had its heginning tl1is year and A'Too Many Irons in the Firev was cl1ose11 as its theme song. This group played i11 asseinhlv for its first pnhlic llppt'kll'1lllCt' and played Ull several other occasions later in the year. First row, left to rirlhtfjarnes Fndale, lflrner Dnndr, Andrew Albert. Edward Kanynell. Xlartha Hill, Nlarilyn Stunt, Doris llarledorn, Cail joseph, Arthur Tholnpsori, Brnee Ralston, Betty lingers, Bill Haines. Xvtlliillll Ur:-erilee, Pt-:ily Lodxle, jnanita Cline, Ben-rly llaiight, jnnnda Cline. Itohert Daley. Second row7Nlary Lou Barnes, Sir. Fry idireetorl. Dax id XYall.1ce, Zelrna Postlewait, Nlartha Porterfield, Bette Nttlfarland, Agires Yemieh, Linnie Christy, Chester Biemot, Katherine Griffiths. Nlarilee Dopkiss. Betty Hnglies. Beatrice Yvallaee, Betty Nennann, joan Pavilic. Nancy Nlorgarl. Third ron john ffaltluell, Peggy Lee Craig, Donald Hynes, liohert Kotlarehik, joseph Palosltl, .'xllllX'i1HlIlt' Carroll, Diniald Curtis, floristaiiee Tisko, ja11et Furllee, Pauline Dyrdek, Ntarrluret Green- lee, Christine Casterline. Beatrice Shanihaugh. Nancy Caldwell, Nancy Xlcflonnell. Nelda Morris. Nancy Hinkes. Fourth row--Kenneth flraharri, Norrna Pech. Frances Bruno. Colleen Harris. Nlyrrta Po-lloek. Leon I.nk.1sk4x. jarnes jetlries, john llardesty, XYill1.1n1 Ford. Doris Daniels. jeanne Hyrner. Urlliarn tntlale. Dorothy klikit-l1.Charles Iralnl. john Ura r 6 96 B6 666 oa aeeaeaee ,. . .wfrf,.w,-,f,? L ,qu-pw! S -rl' J.:-ff gmt. Jriiff. , . ,- ' A . V V First row, lett to rightflidna Kettlenell, Doris Ilageclom, ltuth Sells, Alien- Kettlewell, janet Furhee, Betty Coininan, jani- Hieharcls, X irginia Gatten, Nancy Morgan, joan Frazier, Martha Porterfield, Mary Virginia Xewlin, Ruth Rogers, Peggy Lodge, Edith Ki-ttlewell, Cora Irene Edwards, Irene Stephens, Nancy Ruehl. Second row- flilizalieth Craft tdirectressj, Marilyn XVilkinson, Phyllis Chance, Shirley Ferren, Ruth Mooclispaw, Elaine Pittard. lleleu Pelkey, Nlary ,lane Bethel, Doris Daniel, llelen Ann Nlossharger, Bette NIcl .irland, Nancy Street, Norma Griffith, Colleen Harris, Dona XVayuian, Mary Lou Barnes, Patricia Shipe, Treva Davis. Third row --Patty Xlatln-ws, Adrianne Carroll. Agnes Fort, Evelyn: Cerdts, Anna Kltlwlills, Virginia Tunier, joan Zuzak, Kathryn lixans, Betty XV.illace, Betty Turin-r, Catherine Street, Velma Vansen, Ernestine johnson, Marcella Fulton, Shirley Owens, Carolyn l,udwii1, ,lean Alnhrose Fourth ron fklarjorie Young, Stella Bukmir, Nlartha Siekimirh, Doris 1llSt'll'7yli, Nancy Eastham, Anna Mae janosik, Alien- Lme. Nancy Dunning, Ruth Carroll, ,lane llarplcy, Linnie Christy, Mary YVaddell, Agnes Yeniich, Peggy la-e Craig, Myrta Pollock. Not pictured' -Delores Gill, R4-lla Fulton. Q14 aaa faeeaae 9 The vocal department in our school is an interesting one to follow. Each group is pictured in this annual according to its separate organi- zation. NVe have most of the advantages that any large school has, such as entering district audi- tions and often even state auditions. NVQ- have just this year resumed the Ohio Vallev Clinic, which this last Ft'l7l'llill'y was held in XVheeling. XVe sent thirty' girls and fifteen boys to sing under the direction of Noble Cain. a noted composer and arranger of choral music. The clinic was held for a whole afternoon and the students who went were greatly inspired. There are one hundred and fortv girls taking chorus this year. Their classes are on Xlonday. XVednc-sday and Friday each week for a forty- five minute period. The entire hovs' chorus consists of forty-five hoys. This chorus meets three days a week for a forty-five minute period. Both of these chor- uses perform once a year. in the annual concert. in which the entire department takes part. The girls' glee-club is chosen from the entire chorus. Sixtyeeight girls make up this cluh, which annually does a Christmas program, Ves- per Service, Spring Concert and Auditions. Regular practices for this organization are Klon- day evenings after school for more than an hour. Besides this there are extra practices as well as extra programs not mentioned. The mixed chorus, with thirty girls and fif- teen hoys. meets once a week tor a forty-five min- ute period. They pertorm in the Christmas pro- Qrl ' fnAem6le Lett to rightfTrexa Davis. Xlariorie Young. lixelyn Cerdts. jane llarpley. Nancy Dunning. Peggy Craig, Virginia Turner. llelen Nlossharger. Betty NVallace, Nancy Ruchl. 52 'Ili ed Cleo aA 4 First row, left to rightfHelen Xiossharger, Alice Km-ttlewell, Marilyn YVilkinson, Treva Davis, Nancy Ruehl, Edward Egy Charles Poston, Lewis Ludwig, Donald Hynes, XYally Smith, Evelyn Cerdts. Colleen Harris, Marjorie Young, Patricia Shipe, Peggy ,oc ge. Second rowfliiiyahetli Crait tflirectreslsi, Betty Comman, Shirley Ferren, Phyllis Chance, Irene Stephens, Richard jenkins Eoin-rgi.-Xfilei jthhn Niclxelvey, jay Craig, Dick Lee, Bill Nil-Hugh, Agnes Fort, Ruth Xiooclispaw. Elaine Pittard. Mary Lou Barnes ette . c 'ar an . Third row-Rntli ltogers. Kaitiiryn Es-ans, Patty Nlathi-us, Anna Xllisklls, Stella Bukniir, Nancy Downing, Peggy' Lee Craig, Agnes lm-lnlch, Xiary Waddell. XITLIIIIIA lurner. ann' lla iles' Linnie Christx' Ruth Carroll Earnestine ohnson Marcella Fulton, J ri ., , , . . Nancy Street. I Not pichiredf- ltiihard liinkes, Nliekey Marshall, liieharll Iiemlerson, Donald Steele, Virginia flatten. y grain, and Spring Concert as well as Yespcr and Auditions. They also have extra performances and rehearsals. Most of their music is sacred while all other organizations sing hoth secular and sacred music. There has heen a girls' ensemhle in our high school for many years. This year there are nine girls, three on a part, and an accompanist. These girls sing in Spring Concert and Auditions and at many social functions in and around St. Clairs- ville. This ensemhle consists usuallv of juniors and seniors. Last year a mixed enseinhle of four girls and four boys was organized for auditions and the concert. This group proved to he successful and will continue. just this year another ensemhle has heen organized. ,X sophomore group. which is an advantage for the lower classmen. Our hoys' octet is a group similar to the older girls' ensemhle. These hoys do concert and audi- tion work as well as other social requests. These eight hoys and their accompanist are chosen from all four classes of high school. The choral department is under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Craft who has been here for several years. She works hard and does wonder- ful work. As a result of her patience and time. our school has a well known choral department. The students of this department have had good training in good secular and sacred music. Nlost of the music for performances is memorized. Kay! ctet lmit to right-Richard jenkins. Dick Lee lac-com john NIL-Kelxey, Lewis Ludwig. jay Craig, Bill Nicllug panistl, Donald Hynes. Charles Poston, Edward Egx Freshman and Sophomore Girls' Choms First row, Iclt hw right -Xl'ilkiiisun, H. Xl. lialwr, Cuttuiii-, lYiIhe-lin. limiisi-y, A. Nlutlu-ws. Si-Hs, llnnmly. M. C. Strvvt. Harm-s, Shipi-, Xluurv. B. ,lr1si'fcly'l4, Pint:-lc. B. XYrii:l1t. ll. Xlntlii-us. Sz-cniicl rmv- D. ,lim-tt-lyk. Tislur. I'.nllL. Ciunplu-ll. l'. Harris, Nlrnmliun. Gill, Porta-rfivlil. llviiiivtt, Sixnk, XI.ilL'rwslcy, -I. I.uYv, X. YYrii1lit, Spviitaiivn. livaiiis, Wliyiiiziii. Andersmi. Third ruwfPi-lkvy, Iiclgair. Vt-spa. B. NWI- liauns, Crvimvond, Stefhis, Kemp, Efziw, B. Christy, Frazier, R. Fulton, Cimini, XV-ir, Hall, llmzz-dorn, Hclwarcls. Fourth mw+Shinuski, Hiclmrds. Edna Kettlv- xii-II, Stunt. Furlwt-. A. Carroll. I. Cath-n, Gary, l7ic-ckxnziim, B. Xlkilliici-. I.iiizurc-. Cntlierim- Str:-et, Szmtilli, Nvwlin, Edith Kcttlewi-ll, Korlm. Fifth ruwf-Hmlmk, Simpson, lflmvy, Pollock, NIL-ffrniiu-ll. Iindy. Eastlimn, N. Ninrgzni, Merritt, Cunlt-y. Ilflv, I'Imx'nrcI. B. Turm-r. C. Ludwixl. Ouvns. Ynt Pictiirvtlf-XY.iltn-rs, Blurkt-r, Iliivviipurt, Sitliilllivll, llicc. junior and Senior Girls' Chorus First row, It-ft to riglit-Ft-rrm-n, Chain-n-, Coin- nmn, Znzuk, Dunning, I.. Christy. Arnhrosv, N. I-luehl, I.utIy11-, Niusslmrggvr, li. Edgar, Scott, linuvrs, A, Love-, junusik. SQ-cmicl rim'-C. Ilzirri-, CL-rilts, Fillnn, Mt-- Fzirlnml, A. Kvttlt-we-ll, Miss Eliznlwth Cmtt lAclx'isuri, Y. Gum-n, Dnxis. Nl'rnln-Q, I. Stvplwns, Sm-inzincilc. Thirrl ruwfID4inivl, Sirmzlispaiw. lilzu-k, Pit- tziril, Calclwi-ll, Hukinir, X. Strw-t, llvtlwl, ll, fhirroll. Xirfiurt, Griffith, Nluri-l. Nagy, -lullnsim, N. XX'illianns. lfuiirtli rowfI'ngli.iliiiig.i, I'. I.. Craig, Sinnku- vit-li, Hoskins, NI. lfliltun, llairplcy, Silllilil. Nl. Baikvr, lYilsm1. Tllurntun, Nlilizily, Xllitltlt-ll, Y. Tumi-r. Fort, Yiinsm-n, Nut Pin-tnri-d-Young. I.. Xiurgan, Yi-mich. Boys' Chorus lfirst rim. If-it tu rii:lit+Y4'rur1li, Curtis, Haul- mmcl, Riclilvwziy, Knzlais, Klrliuilli. Anlcrmn, Al- llmr. Inkasku, Braun. l.:ln51, -In-nkins, Kuvail, Swuoilcl ruwfff. lluvlil, Il. Stvplwns, llrililvy. Alu-l, D. lVaill:iL'i', Gilixun, Yziscilrzi, -I. Crziiil. lm:-, Clark Striwt, I . Xlt'X1'll, l.aiine'. 'Illini rmmf' l.. Lmlwiig, Smith. lim-rry, Higgs. Cfulmnain, Puston, Iigy, C4-nt-nlai, Il, NIL-Nvll. 'l'nttlv, llynm-s, Clnit-kc-ry. Not I'ic't1ire'tl+Nm-y. Nic-K1-Ivey, Rink:-s, Mur- slmll. Dania-ls. Clark, Iluflinmn. Ili-mls-rmii. Stewlc, Rag-a-Mullins lmlit tu riijhtfpvli? Craig. Bvttr XlL'I .lrIziml, Pvuux' l.mIm-, Be-iitrit-v XY.illnt-1-. Nurynai Pm-h, l.innn- Christy. Nl.iru.m-t Crm-nh-1-, St. C. Hand Fonnatinn 34 march of f en tA continued from page 38 mas play was given. lt was the story of the first Christmas and was read hy Bruce Ralston. lt made us all realize that Christmas is more than giving and receiving gifts. Also. just after assem- hly it began to snow. This. too. put everyone in a Christmas spirit. JANUARY NVeek of the fifth.-On Tuesday was a has- ketball game with Yorkville. For results. turn to the haskethall Writeup. On YVednesday in assembly, we had another movie. lt was very educational and the suhject was Brazil. After school there was a short Thespian meeting. On Thursday. there was a Hi-Y meeting in the eve- ning. Paul Cencula gave a report on the NYM Conference. ln assembly Fridav. there was a pep meeting for the Shadyside game which was at home. Saturday. the Dramatics Clnh had a sled and ski party at the Country Cluh. There was only one defect, and that was that there wasn't much snow. So. instead of skiing. most of the time was spent in the Cluh house. NVeek of the twelfth.-Rev. Dean of Fair- point spoke in assemhly Nlonday on The Easy XVay and the Ilard XVay . Tuesday evening. the girls ensemble sang at a Child NVelfare Nleet- ing in the Methodist Church. NYednesday. sein- ester and six weeks tests started. ln assembly Friday. Nlr. Shannon gave a verv impressive talk on ullonestvv. XVeek of the nineteenth.-.-Xt noon Tuesday. there was a girls interclass haskethall game hetween the freshmen and sophomores. The sophomores won. Our dance hand 'iThe Tem- euntinued on page 653 lll l l1'NlIlt'S Uur anitor Our school janitors. Mr. XVallace and Nlr. Newlin. are the faithful friends of our entire student hody. XVhen cold winter winds are hlowing they keep the huildings Warm and cheerful. NVe call upon them for assistance. if our lockers need re- pairing. These are only a few of the numerous tasks the janitors are called upon to do in addi- tion to their daily clean up jolm. XVe will always reinemher them for their willingness to assist us at all times. 5 .lad First row left to right W xlly Smith fmungerl Lewis Hlggenboth un Ch xrles lxluskey xVllSOIl Tuttle Cllrk Street Dick Pyle Glen Chrlsty Julius Sh xdl john Orkls Charles Belm Bob Ridge-ws xx Nhke Kovmeh joe X xseurl Bob 'sleNell flflllllglfl Seeond row Due Porterhelel fFreshm1n C0lLl1l Juke lXleKelxu jun Thomxs llxrn Shrlexe john bt Clur Blll louluu Rlchlrd Dombroskl Don Soulsup Ceorge lkllkllSOXllll Dlck how leuleh Ixek 0 'NIL xl Dick Hlllls1X Blll Rchne lhehlrd Hende rsou fI'l'llY'llL,tl J Third ron How lrd Plovu rs lsst co lllll oe lonluu Nlxeku M lrshlll Pull C6lILllll helm xrd hp fhlrlts Postou Buddy Simpson Dune Ill Duunmg Jun Ehbert Jxek Berry Leoulrd N1 unle John NIr17 Jun Gibson hd Gard: Qhexd coxehj Not pictured btexe IXIITIILI Frank Me'Nell Charles Nhrxno imlnlgerl Ceorgl Ney 700 tba!! Last season our football te un dld not go un defeated but lt d1d enjoy a successful season It Won sexen games and was defeated by Bellalre and Shadyslde At the begmmng of the season our outlook was brlght In order to fulflll manv of the Opt1ml5tS pre dlctlons much hard work was done on the part of the plavers and coaches The coaches had 1 large squad of bovs wlth Whom to work about Hftx five 111 number the nucleus of whlch was lumors and 86111015 Next year the nucleus of the team w1ll be the freshmen sophomores and junrors of thls xear Nlanv of these boys haxe httle or no vars1tv experlence but thev dld gdlll efcperlence through partlclpatlon m freshmen and reserve gunes The freshman team had 1 four one record Thls team defeated Ba1nesv1lle twlce Bellaue once and spht XV1tll NVhe ehng umnmg one anel losmg one The leselse te un d1d not fare so well It was defeated tW1C6 hx lVhC6l1llg both bv close scores and Won one from Brldgepolt These records mav not seem IITIPFGSSIX e but these games have guen next xears x 1rs1tx some of that much ue eded expexlence 56' Our outlook for next Veal IS good but the coaches jobs ale cut out for them Only through the unt1r1ng efforts of the coaches and the boys Wlll the p1ed1ct1ons of the teams followers be fulfilled Next season St CldllSXlll6 embarks upon one of 1ts hardest schedules m sears It plays ten games elght of whlch are to be played at home All teams YVll1Cl'l were plaved th1s year Wlth exceptlon of Cambrldge w1ll be played ag un next seal Lor un Cl6dlN16XV and D1llon sale h ue been ldded to our schedule Denm son and Blldgeport will be played at the1r home fields whlle the other elght w1ll be plaved here Another ltem of xnterest to football fans 15 that St Cla1rsv1lle has been accepted mto the Ohio X illev Athletlc Conference In closmg as representatlxe of the seniors and the rest of the squad we wlsh the coaches and the team the best the flltllli m u hold We also ulsh to th llllx e lch md QNQIV one ss ho has helped make tlns season a successful one Nlav vour flltlllk' pa1t1c1pants IH Red D6X1l sports strue towald 1 goal es en hlgher than we hase dttcllllfd Nlav the future hold 1 footb Ill dvn lsty as powerful as that XVl'l1Cl1 h is pres uled lll the plst ' - - ' V. 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Kettlewell, Frazier, llarpley, Dunn, Fort, Martin, Arnlmrose, llununel, Downing, Daniels. Xloore, NVallaee, Ramsey, Dvoracek. Second row-D. Hinkes, Reline, llart, llarris, Cerdts, Bliss Anna B. Lent! laid- visorj, Daugherty, 'I'. Davis, llnelil, P. Ulrddell, Iles, Love, XI. XX'adclell. Third rovvgliurkhart, Kudas. Christy. Dunning, Ralston, Riggs, Tlioinas, Lee, Marino, Merritt, Hyiner, Lodge. Not pictured-Young. Mcllugh, Kle- W Ke-ivey, Al. A. Hvmer, V. Turner, Ney. l br matiw C7416 Under the capable leadership of its officers. Pauline Xlartin. presidentg lean Amhrose, vice presidentg Agnes Fort, secretary-treasurer. and its sponsor. Niiss Lentz, the dramatics cluh has been profitably. active during this school vear. The first project for the year was a contest in which original plavs were produced hy each class. The plays were presented in assembly and the student hodv voted that the freshman play xvas the lmest. The cluh enjoyed a winter sports party at the Country' Cluh lanuary ninth. i 4 Snafu Cast -ated, It-it to riglntf'I'isli XYauldell. y I.ee lddings, Sandra Sonnner, liruee zlnding--llill lieline. Nancy Huelil. Un Xlay second. the cluh presented Dark Victory. Proceeds from this play were used to huy equipment for the stage. ln April. the group gave a dinner to which their mothers were invited. At that time the one act play uSuppressed Desiresv was presented. Throughout the year at regular meetings the group received instructions on stage mechanics and make-up. Lf: Pause That Refreshes march of falen tA continued from page 55 peramental Twelvev made its first appearance in assembly Thursday. The girls wore formals and the fellows wore suits. Their theme song is Too Many Irons in the Firev. They also played Surrenderv, The Whole World is Singing My Song , I'm a Big Girl Nown, and The Things NVe Did Last Summer . In the evening, the Town Committee gave a dinner for the senior Girl Reserves. In the program that followed, the senior girls, trio sang and Tish Waddell gave a monologue. The guest speaker was Miss Greig from Martins Ferry. Also, at 8:30, Thes- pians held their informal initiation for new mem- vers. VVeek of the twenty-sixth.-Thursday eve- ning, the Thespians held their formal initiation for new members. It was a serious candlelight service and then refreshments were served to the Thespians and their guests. On Friday in assembly the boy's chorus sang four numbers. FEBRUARY VVeek of the second.-On Monday in assem- bly, the new public address system was tried out. Mr. Thornburg was the speaker on temperance. There was a Girl Reserve meeting on Tuesday evening. Their speaker was Rev. NVoodall from the St. Clairsville Presbyterian Church. He spoke on the qualities a girl should have. They were goodness, integrity, religion, and love. NVednesday-VVhat a dayll St. C. High certainly got in the public gossip column. The boys wore skirts and the girls wore slacks. It almost made one think he was in China. Friday, there was a movie on sports in assembly. XVeek of the ninth.-There was a senior class meeting in Miss Favotis room after assem- bly Monday. The purpose was to vote on the kind of gowns we wanted for graduation. Tues- day was the Bellaire basketball game, at Bellaire. Bellaire won 65-64. In the Dramatics Club meet- ing after school Wednesday, Tish Waddell gave a monologue. Also, the one act play The Drums of Oudev was given. In the evening, the Girl Reserves had a skating party. Thursday evening was the band banquet. It was held at Grange hall. At long last, our new basketball coach Bob Holtsclaw broke down and gave a pep talk in assembly Thursday. Then the cheerleaders led some yells. XVeek of the sixteenth.-WVednesday after- noon was the movie jane Eyre sponsored by the Student Council. Thursday, the girls, en- semble sang at the Martha WVashington Tea. They sang three numbers, In the Luxemberg Gardensv, i'Spirit,', and Wanting Youv. On Fri- day, the first vocal clinic since the war was held in WVheeling. This year it was under the direc- tion of Noble Cain, the well known composer and conductor. A selected part of our music department had the privilege of attending this. In the evening was the band concert. It was Mr. Fry's first one in St. Clairsville and we are all proud of him. XVeek of the twenty-third.-On XVednesday. six weeks tests began. Friday, there was a pep meeting in assembly for the tournament at Til- tonsville. At noon, there was a girls, interclass basketball game between the freshmen and jun- iors. The juniors won. MARCH WVeek of the second.-On Monday, Dr. Peterson, minister for the United Preaching Mis- sion spoke in assembly. At noon, there was a girls' interclass basketball game between the sophomores and juniors. Tuesday evening, mem- bers of Girl Reserves and Hi-Y went to Church. XVednesday in assembly, a girl from the iunior class was selected to go to Girls' State which was sponsored by the Legion Auxiliary. The mixed chorus sang three numbers at the Presbyterian Church Thursday evening. Saturday morning, senior scholarship tests were given. XVeek of the ninth.-In assembly Monday, there was another short movie. It was about the growth and uses of wheat. Tuesday fourth per- iod, there was a Student Council meeting. After school, there was a Girl Reserve cabinet meet- ing. XVednesday in assembly, Miss Lentz told us about the senior play and asked that we have a quiet audience. Also, Marv NVaddell gave a monologue on a Girl's First Dancev. The mat- inee for the senior play Arsenic and Old Lacev was held Thursday afternoon and there was an evening performance Friday. continued on page 6-1 Freshman Dramatics Club Play Ilia cle of f entA continued from Dag? 63 Week of the sixteenth.-Sunday afternoon at 4:00 the girls, glee club held a vesper service. On Monday afternoon, the Student Council spon- sored another movie. Also, the juniors and sen- iors were given tuberculosis tests. In assembly on XVednesday, there was a movie on how fast news travels around the world. After school, there were tryouts for the Dramatics Club play Dark Victory . Thursday a special assembly was called. Nlr. Shannon then told us there would be no school until Monday because of the Hu epidemic. VVeek of the twenty-third.-Monday even- ing, the Business Girls of St. Clairsville had a party for the senior Girl Reserves in the Legion rooms. The boys, ensemble sang. Un VVednes- day in assembly, the Temperamental Twelve played as advertisement for the Student Council Donation Dance. Bill Reline, president of Stu- dent Council told us about the dance, why it was being held and how we can have more of them. Friday evening was the Student Council dance. The funds from this were to be used for the new projector. APRIL VVeek of the first.-On Tuesday, Gi1'l Re- serves had a meeting at 7:30. First there was a play and then a Big Surprise was promised. That turned out to be an April fool trick. XVed- nesday in assembly. Rev. MacDonald from the United Presbyterian Church spoke. After school. there was a Home Ee. meeting and in the even- ing, the Ili-Y had a meeting. Thursday. we dis- missed at 2:00 for Easter vacation. VVeek of the sixth.-On Nlonday. the Ili-Y held their annual sweetheart dance. lt was held in the gym and Pete Brokaw and his orchestra supplied the music. Tuesday, there was a movie at noon in Room 22. NVednesday in assembly we had another temperance speaker. Saturday, music auditions were held in East Liverpool. The girls, glee club, boys, chorus, mixed chorus, girls, ensemble, boys, ensemble and mixed en- semble sang. Also on Saturdav the drama clinic was held in New Concord. St. Clairsville pre- sented the one act play The Valiantv by Hall and Middlemass. YVeek of the thirteenth.-VVednesday in as- sembly we had a movie on Portugal. Friday, the Student Council sponsored another movie. The name of it was Little Lord Fauntleroyn. Satur- day, the band went to instrumental clinic at Mus- kingum. WVeek of the twentieth.-On Tuesday there was a Girl Reserve meeting. On Friday. the jun- ior-Senior Prom was held at the Belmont Hills Country Club. Music was supplied by Soi, Aukerman. MAY W'eek of the first-Friday evening, the Dramatics Club presented the play Dark Vic- toryu. It was the story of a society girl who found that she only had a few months to live. At first she tried to throw away her reputation and have a good time but she realized her mistake in time. She was married and spent her last days in Ver- mont. Saturday night, the sophomore class had a party in the gym. XV:-ek of the fourth.-Monday in assembly, we had another temperance speaker. Friday evening the vocal department gave a concert. All groups in the department participated. VVeek of the eleventh.-Tuesday evening, the Girl Reserves had a meeting. The Spring Band Concert was held Friday evening. YVeek of the nineteenth.-VVednesday in as- sembly, there was a movie on 6'The Dawn of Better Living . Friday evening was the Girl Re- serve Dance. It was held in the gym and the music was supplied bv Pete Brokaw and his orchestra. NVeek of the twenty-fifth.-Sunday evening was baccalaureate service. The speaker was Rev. VVoodall from the Presbyterian Church. Tues- clav was the day the seniors had been waiting for, for a long time. 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