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

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Senior CLASSES Junior Sophomore Freshman Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Alumni

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The Staff O O O lidimr-in-Claief .................................... Augusta Houseman A.i1ri.s'lL111! Eclilwir Bfzfizzery Manager AJ,fi.f1a1zt Brzyifzeu Vera Casey Grace Cokeley Mabel Dearth Myra Dye Mary Louise Eckart julia Farson Inez Franklin Rex Glover Evelyn Hart Wallace Hess Elizabeth jemison Mafzagerf . Contributors 10 Anna Va. Locke Martha Gallaher Delno Ingram Ralph Wagner Robert Fleming Louise McCullough Pearl Miracle junior Nelson Lucille Quillen Fonda Russell Maebelle Shingleton julia Snyder Mr. Varner Pauline Wood Mr. Swinehart

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Senior Glass History . . . The class of '38 was first organized in September 1934. Our group con- sisted of 108 members, the largest enrollment ever reached in St. Marys High School. We selected as the leaders for our class: Preiidefzl ......................,................ ...... R obert Fleming Vice Prexident ....... .......,. J ack Weber Secretary .............................................................. Myra Dye Treamrer' ............................................................ Ralph Cox Clair Sp017mi'.f, Miss Clark, Mr. Farren and Miss Smith In the fall of 35 our members had been reduced to ninety-four. We had representatives in athletics and music. This proved to be one of our most successful years. Officers elected were as follows: Preridefzt ............,............. .......... G eorge Wm. West Vive-Pmfidezzr ....... ....... K athryn McCullough Secretary ............. ................ H elen Farren Treaiurer ..........................,......................... Charles Ingram Clam Reporler .,....,..................................... Lucille Quillen Clair SlD0lI.l'0l'.l', Miss Barkwill, Miss Simonton, Mr. Varner As juniors we completed a most successful year. We were very well repre- sented in all lines of school activities. The junior Class play Girl Shy was well received by an appreciative audience. We won the interclass basketball tournament in 1937. May 21 was the crowning event of the year, the junior-Senior Banquet. We endeavored to make it the best ever given by the Junior Class. The officers selected to lead the class were as follows: Prexident ...................,.......................... George Wm. West Vice-Preiidezzt ........ ............... J ack Weber Secretary ............. ........,................ M arguerite Pettitt Treaiurer ......... ................................... D elno Ingram Clan Reporter-.i' ............ Kathryn McCullough, john Kester C lam SP07l.f0I'.l', Miss Minnick, Miss Simonton, Mr. Dougherty As Seniors we have worked hard to make the Class of '38 one to never be forgotten in the history of S. M. H. S. Our class has been unusually well represented in the various school activities. We were winners of the interclass basketball tourna- ment. ' We selected as our leaders: Prerideul ...........,........ ....... R alph Wagner Vice-Prefident ........ ............. R obert Fleming Secretary ............. ...... G eorge Wm. West T1'ea.rzzrer ........ ....................... D elno Ingram Reporter ....... ............................... I ulia Snyder Spomorr .............................. Miss Williams, Mr. Campbell As we are now ready to start building our career, we shall always remember that our education will play the greatest part in making us what we are. J. C. S. '38 12