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

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SENIORS WILMA SCOTT, Victory Corps '43, Girls Basketball '46, G.A.A. '45-'46, Contributor to Purple and Gold. COLEMAN SHULTZ, Contributor to Purple and Gold, T. 8: I. '44-'46. ARLAND STEWART, Sottball '43-'44, Refreshmenk Committee' 44, Contributor to Purple and Gold CLARIS STEWART, Home Ec. Club '43-'46, Victory Corps '43, Girls Basketball '43, Contributor to Purple and Gold. DORIS TAYLOR, Varsity Football '43-'45, T. 8: I. '45- '46, Victory Corps '43, Vice Pres. Jr. Class Con- tributor to Purple and Gold, S Club '45-'46, Jr. Sr. Banquet Committee, Jr. Class Play, Baseball '45, Basketball '46, Ring Committee, Class Tourna- ments '45-'46, one Wild Nightff FRENCH WAGNER, Executive Committee '42-'44, Victory Corps '43, Softball '43, Slide Rule Club '43-'44, Band '43-'45, Sophomore Dance Committee '44, Stage Mgr. Jr. Class Play '45, Jr. Sr. Banquet Committee '45, Literary Soc. '44-'46, National Hon- orary Soc. '45-'46, Class Prophecy '46, Asst. Bus. Mgr. Purple and Gold. WAUNETA WAGNER, Band and Orch. '42-'46, D. of E. '45-'46, Jr. Class Play '45, Jr. Sr. Banquet Committee '45, Home Ec. Club '42-'43, Girls Basket- ball '45, Dance Decorating Committee '44, Home- room Officer '42, Victory Corps '43, One Wild Night. DALE WINTERS, Basketball '43-'44, Stage Mgr. '44f '45, Contributor to Purple and Gold '46, Asst. Bus Mgr. Purple and Gold, Jr. Refreshment Committee '45, Jr. Decorating Committee, Jr. Sr. Banquet '45, National Honor Society, Stage Mgr., One Wild Night. PAUL GAULT, INo picturel, Beta Club '43-'46, Pep Club '45-'46, Cheerleader '45-'46, at Versailles High School Versailles Ky., Contributor to Purple and Gold. i

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SENIORS LARRY MATHENY, Jr, Refreshment Committee '44, Contributor to Purple and Gold '46, Victory Corps '43, National Honor Society. xl JOHN Mc!-'ADDEN, Basketball '44-'46, Orch. '4l4'44, Contributor to Purple and Gold, Treas. Homeroom '42, Science Club '46, Glee Club '46, Stage Mgr. Jr. Class Play, Refreshment Committee '45, Asst. Bus. Mgr. Annual, National Honor Society, Stage Mgr., One Wild Night. DALE MOORE, Band '42-'46, Orch. '44-'46. JOAN NEELY, Basketball '42, Softball '42, Victory Corps '43, D. ot E. '45-'46, Argus Statt '45-'46, Contributor to Purple and Gold, Refreshment Com- mittee '45, Open House Program. '45, Quill and Scroll. VIRGINIA NICHOLAS, Tri-Hi-Y, D. ot E., G.A.A., Basketball '43-'46, Jr. Sr. Banquet Committee, Vic- tory Corps, Contributor to Purple and Gold, One Wild Night. TED NORTHROP, Treas, Class '45, Varsity Football '44-'45, Jr. Hi. Football '41-42, Jr. Hi. Basketball '41-'43, Victory Corps '43, Band '42-'43, Orch. '42-'43, S Club '45-'46, Student Council '45, Class Tournaments '42-46, Softball '41-'43, Jr. Ring Committee '45, Contributor to Purple and Gold.mL JOHN ROSS, T. 8: I. '44-'46. JOHN SCOTT, Sottball '43-'44, Refreshment Com- mittee, Contributor to Purple and Gold. gl.,

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CLASS PROPHECY Flash! Word has been received that the rocket ship The Bobtown Cruiser has landed on Mars I l l This is the most spectacular, the most sensational news that we have ever been able to bring to our listeners. This uniquely designed cruiser was built by that great scientist, Malcolm Hilty, a graduate with the 1946 class of St. Marys High School, who after years of study received his XYZ Degree from the world renowned center of learning, The Institute of Pruntytown. We are very proud to be the first broadcasting company to bring you this thrilling day by day account of the happenings aboard the space ship as told by Miss Patricia Farren, favorite international current events reporter. Following is her story: This marvelous rocket ship was born after many hours of slaving and think- ing. Five years of intensive work were necessary before this trip could even be attempted. Food and clothing were the main problems. Containers had to be found in which to preserve the food at high altitudes and special garments had to be designed. This was capably done by Pat Foley and Wauneta Wagner, whose outfits are worn by the best dressed women in the United States, Great Britain, and even by the natives of the Belgian Congo. Now let's look at the crew members. The dare-devil pilots, Neil Eddy, Paul Buchanan and Jr. Ingram, were especially skilled because of the excellent ex- perience they had gathered while driving those horseless buggies belonging to the grocers of St. Marys. Without the cooperation ot our skilled mechanics, Coleman Shultz, John Scott, Jr. Hooper and John Ross, we would never have reached Mars. A most vital factor in our crew was the navigator, John Nicholas, the Einstein of 1970. Ot great value was our radioman, Dale Moore, who kept us in contact with our home, the Earth. We lived the life of Riley. Entertainment was provided by the Jazz King, Orlando Campbell and his orchestra, with Helen Hall pouncing on the ivories, and starring Gayla Truex as the groaner. As a special treat, tasty pastries were prepared by those passengers trained in cooking, Lucille Hamilton and Virginia Nicholas, who plan to set up a bakery on Mars. When this was announced, many passengers offered their assistance. Ted Northrop, who had no future plans was appointed flour boy, and our Hard-hearted Hannah from Hebron, Wilma Scott, because of her good taste, was made official sampler. gl