St Marys High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (St Marys, WV)

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M If 'T,xefg,, l' . ',,,5', Ti' ' rr.,-fp' ,: we Name Maxine Allen .,.... Ruth Ann Bailey.. Ruth Ellen Bills... Ruth Emma Bills.. Francis Burgess ..... . . KC Carrie Butler ...... Rebecca Carpenter ...... ll May Cooke ..,.... Ruby Cosper ...... Pauline Cumblidge ...... Virginia Dysko .... Nellie Fleming ..... Nellie Gallagher.. . Christine Hammett ..... Kathleen Horner ........ Helen Houser ..... Corabelle Ingram. . Dorothy Kester ..... . . Edith Kester ..... Edith Lamp .... Lucille Lamp ...... Genevieve Maston. Ruby Maston. . . . . Ivelyn McKnight.. Della Moore ...... Kathleen Moore. . . Kathryn Nichols ........ Catherine Powell. . Maxine Powell ......... Rosemary Powell ....... Ena May Pritchard ..... Golda Reaser ....... . . Margaret Riggs .i....... Madeline Rosenlieb ..... Sophia Shawver .... . . Helen Smith ..... Virginia Snyder. f Juanita Taylor ..... . . Juanita Wells .... Freda Wilson ..... The Purple and Gold Horoscope Nick-name Max ...... Mucklehead B1lls1e . ....... . . Shorty . . .. Fran . . . Tootsn. .. Beck . .. Cookien. . .. Rube . .. Polly . .. Gln .... Squirt . . .. Gracie .. Chris . .. Katty . . . . Queenien. .. Belle . . . .. Dotv. .. Edie .... Edie ....., Sea Hag ........ Gen ...... Ruby . .. Ivy .... Dell ,... Kitty . .. Kate . .. Cath . .. Maxie .... ..... Chubby . . . Ena ..... . Goldie . . Riggsien. . . Midge . . Soph . . . Smitty . . .. Ginger . . Rumi . . . Juanita . .. Wilson . . .. Ambition Salesl ady ......... Undertaker's Wife ...... Housekeeper ...... Mrs. .......... . Stenographer. . . Singer ........... School Teacher. . . Mrs. Russell ...... Nurse-maid ..... Movie Star ..... Nurse ........ Mrs. Cox ....... Latin Teacher .... Housekeeper ...... Doctor ....... Architect ..... Stenographer. . . Storekeeper ..... Find a Man .... Ballet Dancer.. Pass Math. .... . Follies ....... Trumpeter. . . Office Girl ...... Writer ........ . . . Head of Family ........ Chorus Girl ...... Latin Shark .... .Typist ......... Be on Time ..... Tutor ........ Get Married .... Poetess ........ Opera Singer ..... Romance ....... Beauty Parlor .... Mrs. Childers .... Have a Date ..,.. Man-hater ...... Journalist .... E231 All v . x., 'J' ,9 V, 1- .-1-gg,-.,. 1.i11. - l-lll-11: Ll- -1 Destiny School Teacher Gold Digger Private Secretary Reporter Chorus Girl Gum Taster Gigolette Widow Housekeeper Maid Designer Farmerette Old Maid Welfare Worker Aviatrix Model Nurse School Teacher Model Wife Seamstress Scrub-woman Dishwasher Waitress Needle Peddler Dairy Maid Opera Singer Jean Harlow, II Girl Scout Master Mrs. Elliot Track Star Stooge Strong Woman in Circus Grandmother Mrs. Blouir Home Gal Authoress Eureka Post-mistress Old Maid Quintuplets Sob Sister W' . J ri- r .-15+-14.4-ii M. Qafyaygm.. ,..-.ZIFQ-qW5Wv3:,,,,t H5

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if 'E 1 ln ,vu ,ug ,,',.,, P. 74- f-535,507-1..,. F-1,-145945. gg, ,-4.1-Lei, iThe Purple and Gold- By this time we were tired of Chicago and we went by plane to Cincinnati. Hearing there was to be a lecture we went to the Town Hall and there on the stage stood Wfalter Stewart talking on the subject How to be Happy Though Married. The next evening we hurried to the WLW Studio to deliver the speeches which we had been asked to give. We were there more than fifteen minutes early and were surprised to see that the time just before us was to be given to The Chatter-Box of the Air, Margaret Riggs. After our program, the next one was announced as Advice to Cooks which was to be given by Juanita Wfells. We had always heard that Beryl Russell wanted to be an engineer and sure enough we found him to be runnlng an electric train in a department store. After spending two days in Cincinnati we traveled on to New York City. Our clothes were wearing out so the only thing to do was to buy some more. We went to Wannamaker Department Store. The elevator girl recognized us before we recognized her as Dorothy Kester. The elevator was stopped at the 6th floor and we were escorted to the Department of ladies apparel, where we were shown very beautiful evening gowns, designed by Ruth Ann Bailey, also stunning afternoon frocks by Helen Houser and lovely traveling-suits by Katherin Nichols. Coming back to the street we saw two men with nets, running wildly through the crowd after two stray dogs. And as youlve most certainly guessed these two were George Cox and Archie Cunningham. Next morning we went to Washington, D. C. The first thing we noticed was a large building being constructed under the supervision of Glen Fulmer with Dwight Poole, Jack Hess, and Lawrence Riggs as assistant constructors. This building was being erected in competition with the Empire State Building of New York City. VVe went to the 5 81 10-cent store to purchase some small articles. VVe walked up to the counter and looked straight into the eyes of Nellie Fleming. She told us that Ralph Matheny was the owner and showed us to his office. He insisted on taking us to dinner so we went to Roy Woodburn's Restaurant on 2nd Street. A very attractive waitress rushed to us and we were delighted to see that it was Maxine Powell. On our way from the 5 81 IO-cent store we passed the city play-ground and hopping among the children was Kathleen Moore, the play-ground in- structor. We learned from Kathleen, that Juanita Taylor was traveling in Major Bowes 13th unit. The last thing on our program was a visit to a newspaper office, and we went to the press of the United States News. Joe Barron was the editor. Secretaries to him were Carrie Butler, Ivelyn McKnight, and Frances Burgess. The chief sports reporter was Charles Rea. We thought that we had seen enough sights therefore we went to a book store to get some books to read on our way home. The book-seller was none other than Genevieve Maston. We now went to the depot to purchase tickets for home. While we were in the depot a life insurance agent approached us. The agent was Ruth Emma Bills. We got on the train and proceeded to read our books when we suddenly discovered that one of the books was written by Christine Hammett. In the few pages of introduction we learned that she was expected to achieve greater fame than George Elliot. We were glad that we could go home knowing that all our class mates had risen to such success. B. M and C. P. E271

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Name Joe Barron ..... Dean Childers ...... . . . George Cox ............ Archie Cunningham ..... U Don Dimmick .......... Stanley Dotson .... Billie Fogle ...... Glen Fulmer. . . Julian Hall ..... John Israel ..... Julian Israel .... Cecil Kelly ......... . . . Franklin Kernen. .. Ellis Knight ..,..... .. Allen Locke .... Core Locke ........ . . Ralph Matheny ........ Edison McCullough Charles Newell ......... Dwight Poole .... Glen Pryor ..... Charles Rea .... Harold Reese ...i. Lawrence Riggs . . . Frank Stout ........ . . Rolla VVestbrook. . . VVayne Williamson. Roy VVoodburn ......... Walter Stewart ..... . . . Beryl Russell ..... The Purple and Gold Nick-name Socrates . . . Sleepy .... Coxie .... Arch ...... School-boy Coonie ......... . Bill ...... Einstein . . . Baldy .... ..... Bing . . . Judy . . . Feet . . . . Shady . . . . Knight . . . Lockie . . . Skip ......... . . Old Timer . H Mac ............ Bud ...... Poole .... . Guinea . . . Chuck . . . . Farmer . . . Riggsie . . . Beany . . . . Brookie ........ . Big Shot ...... . . Woody . . . Red .... Russ . . . Ambition Destiny Preacher .............. Horse Doctor Radio Announcer.. . . . . .Plumber Professor .............. Bootlegger Hog Raiser ............ Farmer Wreck a Plymouth ... . .Soda Jerker Banker ................ Stooge Tall Man in Circus ..... Preacher To Graduate ,..... Hard Drink Tester . Undertaker ... . .Snake Charmer Crooner ............... Pick-pocket Pick All-American. . . . . .Football Coach Bar Tender .....,...... Ripley, H Peddler ..... .... . . . .Paper Boy Artist .........,. ...... O rgan Grinder Orchestra Leader. . .Type Perfect Copy To Graduate ...... Football Hero ..... Public Speaker .... Run a News Stand .....OH'ice Boy .... .Quack Doctor ... . .Snow Shoveler . . . . .Water Boy ... . .Crook .. . . .Paper Boy Professor .............. Horse Trader Journalist ............. Columnist Engineer .............. Critic Clerk ................. Waiter Make A in English. . .Chauffeur Typist ................ Teacher Storekeeper ............ Basketball Star Singer ................ Bachelor Dancing Teacher ....... Family Peddler ........... E291 . . . .Auctioneer V. D. and H. H.