Triadelphia High School - Triadelphian Yearbook (Wheeling, WV)
- Class of 1939
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P. E. KING, PRINCIPAL ENGLISH LANGUAGES Emil K. Dupke Martha Margaret Moore Mary A. Hervey Ruth Oldham Sarah F. White Sarah Ann Whitcley Ethel Snyder Madge Miller Carrie Kathryn Fleming India Killian . Mary Agnes Erskine MATI-IIEINII-XTICS I. Nicholson Mary Ii. VVintcr'i VV. I. Farmer Guy P. Rollins PHYSICAL EDUCATION STUDII' I-IALLS Mnrgzirct Newton C. E. Petty Romainc B Il Dcssie lkox SOCIAL SCIENCE Ilailc Ross V. H. Iiixlcr D. A. I-Iile Bernice Brennan Ioln VV. Cochran -vi SC I. X . Crilfin I. C. Bullard TIHNCI oltc HCIWZII A. N B Stefano R. U50 Virginia Brand .'Xgncs.Xmlc1son I USIC A R T I3 Roy M. Shoif IBLE Ct WMMERCIAL AND SECRETARY liI.1b6IET. Xiayffsii Katherine Bamard Ruby Szfwart Martha Bradbury PRACTICAL ARTS Xcca 1.. Duma? Hitaj: L. Falgk M. Ni .Roses C fl Vvviui Lf D. VER 46 TRIDEL Ieannette Folrnar Fight! Fight! boys we're with you. Let's all unite in one big sound, Let's sing and praise our colors Red and Black, They'll never touch the ground. Chorus Tridel, were for you, Tridel, were with you, You represent our school so true, Go in and fight, boys, with all your might, boys, We'll wave our colors o'er our heads and ne'er feel blue Rah! Tridel, we're for you, Tridel, we're with you, You'll defend our colors Red and Black. Come on you Triads, Let's give a yell, lads, You'll find that pep we never lack. -45 11 El-- lasses 3 David E Ruth Al G..A...A.. O. 1. Saute Club e. Shorthand Club 5. William Heather-ing Anderson Iw.f:.5:':-1. .ins Fwtbell 4. Basketball 1. 3. 4. Track 1. 3. e. Ruth Betty Archer Cjlegg ?'gj.1'.g:. 'j Gil Reserves 1. 2. Glee Club 3. Mixed Cher: 5. French Club 3. '.'1:e-pres. 1. Mesquers 4. Annual 53511 e. Student C cfuncil 4. P i'5f,.' 1.31 - .1 ,.'..-:.. Lucille Orpah Bavin ffgg: f'er.1'.::.'j. Orchestre 1. 2. 3. E. Ar: C lub 1. Joseph Francis H. Beltz wffskgifif 3. 4. Class See?-trees. 2. 3: Trees. E. C1'G:: Cl....-.I'f -. -Q - 1:2-Pere 4. F ' Cr 'rcerientipeebiei F. Allen ca... -. L Cure' 5: 'I Emma Lou Ammon ffggg f'gj.1'.::.'j. Girl Reserves 1. 2. 3. E. Classical Club 2. 3. 4, I-Iixei Chcrus 3. 4. Rose Dar-naby Apper-son C . ..jQe . ' Qf'.i'.lI. Arruel Staff 2. 3. e, Sgexisr. Club 3. Hattie Ee. 4. Art Club 1. 2. Girl Reserves 1. 2. 3. Cezrtere Club 4. Lee Wollner Baer. C. O. H. r T'-.-.-.. , C...e5e . sr.. 3 Studenz Council 1. 2. vice-pres. 3. pres. 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Hi-Y. 3. secy 4. Mesquers 3. seep' 4. Arlrual Staff 2. 3. 5. Triedelphie: Staff 2. Bai 1. 2. All-State Cless A Bend 1 V-'e.r'.1.'l:ci Speaker -L. Milton John Bell Q5--.1-.12 Football 1. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 3. Track e. Retha Florence Bennett C, .412 l if.2'.1I.'F- Presrnwr Corr3r.e:ce:z1ent:,pee5e:. V , C- ....-.... Ffa- i JZ Marjorie Ross Biizer C mv Vw f. Tf13U9iDQ1?3T1 TYDET 1- Wilma Evelyn Blake Nature Cluo 4. Q ,,,,.. ,.. .l French Club 3. 4. ' ' ' Swirnming Club 1. 2. Girl Reserves 1. Shcrtrend Club 4. Olga Bloecher L jfir ' 7 'l: 3 Wllcla June Borst Girl Reserves 1. 3. 4. 5 ul .Q f.-lb--. ,. Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4. -r,,f,:,, 'L Puig-Peng Club 2. 3, 4. iffjf1,TQ'CC.'.iOi3' Xazure C1-an 4. 523323. gf-.3 Iilrsic Hezzlir S:-ciety 4. i M' Class1calClub 2. 3. trees. 4 Thirf. Stiiel grlze l. Michael Boury. Jr. C ..-g. f'lj.1'.15i Mary Eleanor Bowie Band 1.2. 3. 4. s 4-,LJ TT'-l'--7 'Q Classical Club 3. 4. Freter. Club 3. pres. Masquers 3, rice-pres. 4 Clessxal Club 2. 3. - Basketball 1. 2. 3. G1rlReser'.'es 1. 2. 3 Q--:g o---,s f ff - :v ...-1-1 T.aeA l. -. 13.- 5- iw- -..G 1 .!'.- Peng L...S E -' ' ' l ',,::-w 'A'-rf-'r 'ou'-.. N - . ,....-.:. ....... .. N.-- -. Alfred Boyer Fcctoa.- -. -. 3. L . ...X A YN: L - . . n . ' -,ed xg- . .1 -L Traci l. 2. 0.1. B 'x N W 4' O s si. :',..i..,. .. -. , .. X ersty C.u: ... 3. Harriet Virginia Carter e . rj- G1rl Reserves l. 2. 3. Triadelprgari Staff 2. 3 Annual Staii 4. Glee Club 3. French Club 4. Swirxtnzing Club 2. 3. Mixed Chorus 4. Charles Caudill Q. Ugg: L'gj.1'.1: 'j Entered as Junxor mouth High. Band 3. 4. Orchestra 3. 4. Music Honor Society Camera Club 4. Spanish Club 4. ff 15 ss Jonn Brozovich C Q'Q1,.. June Joan Casey C ...sl . l .. Y G..-X..-X. 3.4. N' ..-3 :'.i.'1:1t:r.1r.g C .us Riding Club 4. 'Z DAVID EUGENE ABERCROMBIE HELEN IANE CONKLIN EARL F. ALLEN GERTRUDE ALENE COX RUTH AL'I'MAN HELEN KATHLEEN COX EMMA LOU AMMON VIRGINIA LA VON COX WM. HEATHERING ANDERSON MICHAEL C. COX ROSE DARNABY APPERSON H. CARMAN CRAGO RUTH BETTY ARCHER BERTHA IRENE CRAIG LEE WOLLNER BAER ALBERTA CUNEO LUCILLE ORPAH BAVIN IRENE BETTY CUNNINGHAM MILTON IOHN BELL LEROY CUNNINGHAM IOSEPH FRANCIS H. BELTZ MARGIE DAWN DAVIS RETHA FLORENCE BENNETT MARY ALBERTA EBERLE MARIORIE ROSS BITZER BEATRICE ANN EMBLEN WILMA EVELYN BLAKE IEAN LEE FARIS OLGA BLOECHER IAMES FARKAS WILDA IUNE BORST ERNEST E. FENDT, IR. MICHAEL BOURY, IR. THOMAS MORGAN FINCK MARY ELEANOR BOWIE BETTY FINLEY ALFRED BOYER MARY ELLIOTT FISH IOHN BROZOVICH IOHN WILLIAM FOOSE HARRIET VIRGINIA CARTER IOSEPH LEE FRANKLIN IUNE IOAN CASEY VIRGINIA GARDELL CHARLES CAUDILL LORETTA LOUISE GARTNER MARIE CAROLYN CLARK ALEX GLASS HERBERT HAYES CLEMENS ELSIE KATI-IRYN GONGOLA LAURENCE HENRY COIL LOUISE GREENE C. THOMAS COMMITTE LOIS KATHERINE GRIFFITH Q' . 1 C s I J I MARGARET GRIMES 'L RUTH ELEANOR HARMON ' B. PIERCE HARPER SONIA GERALDINE HARR 'J ARTHUR J. HENDRICKSON IQ JAMES E. HENRY 1 5 ELSIE MAE HERMAN ,, BETTY RUTH HEYMAN LESTER COWAN HOBLITZEL I I- ZELMA HUGHES if THOMAS JACKSON NANCY CAROL JEWETI' Ig' BETTY LOU JOHNSON gg ROBERT RAYMOND JOHNS MARTHA ANNE IUNGLING Ji: ALICE MARGARET RAHLE -J. MARJORIE A. KANE Q RUTH PAULINE RELLISON 5 THELMA ETHEL KELVINGT ESTA LOUISE RENDALL VIRGINIA DAWN KIDD GRACE KIMIJEL J' 1. ELEANOR ELIZABETH KING A I EDITH DELAIN KISNER I GAZA KOCHY A 3 NANCY CLAUDINE LANHA fl WILLIAM RICHARD LAUFFE13 I I f .' 3 ! 1'g':'.?1: . N , i, 4.15 'I Sis fini C olluqc High Triadelphian Hi-Y 4. Gertrude Alene Cox Cummcrciul Nature Club 4. Shorthand Club 4. Virginia Lavon Cox Hamm Economics Home EC. Club 2, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 3, 4. H. Carman Crago Qcncml Band 2, 3. Hi-Y 3, 4. Football Manager 1. Tennis 4. Alberta Cuneo Collugu P'l'Cflll'I'tlfUl'y Home Ee. Club 4. Classical Club 2, 3, 4, Henry Coil Arts Club 3, 4. Crew 2, 3, 4. Helen Jane Conklin CtPll1lllC1'Cltll Orchestra 1, 2, 3. Girl Reserves l. Helen Kathleen Cox Home Eccmmuics Home Ee. 2, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 4. Michael C, Cox Collage PTCf7Ll1'LlfUT'f Student Council 3, 4 Class sec'y-treas. l. Ping-Pong Club 4. Bertha lrene Craig Home Economics Pmg-Pong Club 4' Irene Betty Cunningham Masquers 4. Swimming Club 3. Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4. Class Vice-pres. 3, sec'y 4. Home Economics 'eil fig Leroy Cunningham Culitgt' l3Ts.'IMl1'LlIU'l'y Mary Alberta Eberle Hmm' Ecmimuici Girl Reserves l. 2. Glee Club 2. 3. Mixed Chorus 4. Horne Ec. Club 2. 3. 4. G.A.A. 4. Jean Lee Faris Lluiidgf I11r'f'lll'l1Iu1j' Girls' Glee Club 2. 3. Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 4. French Club 3. 4. Masque-rs 4. Classical Club 4. Home Ec. Club 4. G.A.A. 4. Girl Reserves 1, 2. 3. Ernest E. Fendt, Jr. liitlusfrilil Arts Swimming Team 3. 4. Football Manager l. Track Manager 4. Triadelphian Staff 2. Hi-Y 2. 3. Sergeant-at-arms 4. Robot Club 4. Marshal 4. Betty Finley CTU7lllllUTClLll Girl Reserves l. Nature Club 3. John William Foose Comm 1 'il Cali fie- Margie Dawn Davis C. ullugc I'1'ulu11'r1tui'y Entered as a Senior from High. French Club 4. Classical Club 4. Triadelphian Staff 4. Beatrice Ann Emblen Collcgc l'1'cfu1m1tu1'y Astronomy Club 1, 2. Nature Club l. 2. Glee Club l, 2. 3. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3. Riding Club 4. Home EC. Club 4. French Club 4. G.A.A. 3. 4. James Farkas k uiu1m'1'Qllll Football 2. 3. Varsity Club 2. Basketball l. Thomas Morgan Finck Cunimcrcirll. Mary Elliott Fish Collage I'1'cpu1'utm'y Entered as a Sophomo tersville High. Girl Reserves 3, 4. Classical Club 3, 4. Home Ec. Club 4. Wheeling re from Sis G.A.A. Nature Alex Glass QRUHCQC Scribbler's Nature Student Triadelphian Louise Gartner 'iul Club 4 Elsie Gongola Commercial Hi-Y 3, Corresponding sec'y 4. Entered as a Sophomore from Ping-Pong Club 2, 3, 4. Astronomy Club 2. Football Manager 1, 2. Basketball Manager 1, 2. Track Manager 1, 2, 3. Freshmen Commencement Speaker. Class President 4. Swimming 4. Quill and Scroll 3, 4. Varsity Club 2. Lois Katherine Griffith Hmnc Econmnics Ruth Eleanor Harmon Cmmucrciul Nature Club 4. Riding Club 4. Triadelphian Typist 3. Girl Reserves 3, 4. Swimming 3, 4. Annual Staff 4. Sonia Geraldine Harr Cnllcgc PTCPLl'l'tl!U'l y G.A.A. 3, 4. Glee Club 2. 3. Astronomy Club 1. Riding Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Annual Staff 3, 4. Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Spanish Club 3, sec'y-treas. 4. Home Ec. Club 4. Elsie Mae Herman Cmnmcrciul Shorthand Club 4. Bridgeport High School. M argaret Grimes Cll11llll4'1'Cikll B. Pierce Harper College Prcpamtory Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. All-State Class HA Band 1. Robot Club 3. Camera Club 4. Arthur J. Hendrickson College P'I'Cf7llTllfO'l'1N' Entered as Junior from Catholic High. Track 3, captain 4. Basketball 3, 4. Betty Ruth Heyman Home Economics Home Ec. Club 3, 4. Swimming Club 2. Girl Reserves 2. G.A.A. 3. Riding Club 4. 'eli 18 fe Central .- X Q. . 5 .St-is - - -a.g,.:'.., fmt. X N S+---:f,X::.-1-4.-:u.,,4,, 'f 1 'C N 'ar 2 A W f- M2 van , Lester Cowan Hoblitzell Cmnnicrflall Thomas Jackson Cullcgc I rcfiumtm'y Annual Staff 4. Spanish Club 4. Model Club 3. Rifle Club 3, 4. Camera Club 4, Robert Raymond Johnson .'xkQ'lSlCllII1H'C Alice Margaret Kahle Cmumcrcinl Scribblers l, 2. G.A.A, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3. Mixed Chorus 2. Riding Club 4. Swimming Club 2, 3, pre Ruth Pauline Kellison Cmnmcrciul, Esta Louise Kendall Cmiiniurciul -- nl 19 lu. - Zel ma H ughes Q'mi1111ui'uiul Betty Lou Johnson Clminicrciul Nature Club 4. Astronomy Club 2. Triadelphian Typist 3. Martha Ann Jungling College l'1'ufmmtm'y Girl Reserves 3, 4. Nature Club 4. French Club 4. Marjorie A. Kane Cullcgu P'l'UflAlT4lIUTX Annual Staff 4. Riding Club 4. Spanish Club 3, 4. Home EC. Club 4. Ping-Pong Club 2, 3, 4. Swimming Club 2, 3, sec'y Orchestra l, 2, 3. 4. State Orchestra 3. Warwood Speaker 4. Thelma Ethel Kelvington fuli1nu'1'ciul -treas. 4 1-L . Grace ' C,,,,,,,, Elizabeth Kung Nature Girl Club 1, 2. Reserves 1, 2, 3. Ec. Club 4. Gaza Kochy, C. O. H. A ' lniiastrirzl Arts Robot Club 3, 4. Track 1, 2, 3, co-capt. 4. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, ca Varsity Club 2. Edith Delain Kisner lllmic Ecmlmniti Nancy Claudine Lanham. C. O. H. Cuilcgc P1'cfu1rutin'y Entered as a Freshman from Par- kersburg High. Glee Club 2, 3. Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Ciassical Club 2, 3, 4. Girl Reserves 3. 4 Student Council 4 William Richard Lauffer Cmmwiurciul Edgar Louis Lindley James Giffin Law Cullcigc l'1'upr11'iim1-5 College I'rcpu1'l1mry Rifle Club 3, sec'y-treas. 4, Emefed 35 3 SQDYWOWO Model Club 2. sec'y-treas. 3. 4. White Sulphur High- Stage Crew 4, Model Club 3, 4. Spanish Club 4. Track 2, 3, 4. Margaret Lavena Litten fi il Ruth Lenore Lively Clfllllllfldk L Nature Club 1. Cmnntcrcilll Allen Edward Martin Qcucrlll Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Varsity Club 2. Mary Martha Mason Cnnimcrcial Glee Club 2, 3. Girl Reserves 4. Swimming Club 3. ' 'gli 20 fs - re from pt. 4. X l rf' 1. if A . ' for X ia ,xi- e 3' ...,is,. , , r 'Q ' K :L it -iixu... M arie M asten Quncrul Entered as a Senior from Parkers- burg High. arnes Clayton McClung Rifle Club 1, 2, sec'y-treas. 3, Nw A J xA Collage PTCPLl'I'LllU'I'j' pres. 4. Joan Marge McCollum College PTCfNl1'1lI01'y Classical Club 2, 3, 4. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Spanish Club 3, 4. Swimming Club 2, 3. Triadelphian Staff 2. Orchestra 2. Annual Staff 2. Frank Kenneth McFarland Collage P'I'Uf7Lll'LlIUTj' Robot Club, sec'y 4. Catherine Bernice Mendel Cmiimcrciul Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3. Mixed Chorus 2, 3. Glee Club 2, 3. Scribblers 2. Jack Maclay Qciiuimxl Entered as a Junior from ton High. Stage Crew 3, 4. Hi-Y 3, 4. Mable Eleanor McClure Commercial Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3. Scribblers 2. Glee Club 3. Mixed Chorus 4. G.A.A. 3, 4. Triadelphian Staff 2. Mabel Patricia McCoy Conmicrciul Student Council 1. Glee Club 2, 3. G.A.A. 3, 4. Riding Club 3, 4. Girl Reserves 4. Dorothy Marie Medlin Home Ecmumiics Lester Meyers Imlnsrriul Arts Hunting Dorothy Ann Michel. Qui 1 il 'iii 21 Fe-- 1 Ann Castella W College Pwrfnziwitory Girl Reserves 1 ,2. 3, 4. Classical Club 2, 3, pres. 4. French Club 3, sec'y 4. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. Ping-Pong Club 4. Freshman Commencement Speaker. Lloyd H. Newcomer College P'l'Cf7Ll1'LlIU'l'N' Hi-Y 3, treas. 4. Masquers 3, 4. Pine-Pong Club 2, 3, pres. 4. I Rifle Club 3. 4. Band asst. drum major 3, drum major 4. Basketball 1, 3, Track 2, 3, 4. 4. Swimming Team 3, 4. George William Iiidustriui Arts Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2. Robot Club 4. Violet Paroline Cmnnicrciui Henry James P IiiJ1lst1'illl Arts Norman 3, 4. 4. ebler Raymond Montgomery Collage PTCf7ll'l'fll0'l'N Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Music Honor Society 3, . Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Scribblers 2. Warnetta Morton Collcgc Prcpamrory Riding Club 4. Girl Reserves 4. Home Ec. Club 4. Triadelphian Staff 3 . Swimming Club 2, 4. S+: 5 ., ,.12.y..,, ' l ivy! Robert Carl Noble. Collage P1'cpu1'utu1'y Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Sara Louise Orr, C. O. H. Home Economics Girl Reserves 1. Home EC. Club 2, 3, sec'y-treas. 3. G.A.A. 2, 3, pres. 4. Glee Club 3. Andrew Pavlina Commercial Third Stiiel prize 2. First Stifel prize 3. D. A. R. American History Medal 3. Elizabeth Ann Perry Commercial Triadelphian Staff 2, 4. Shorthand Club 4. A 'iii ,ia .- if-.yr f fuzz. ' 4 . O .t 1 Q , :- ' .Ir.., ' .Y ' ..1: as Q W 1 yaffis . f a .A :f,S..gt , t .. Y ivy' gluhf .8 I Q: all Esther L. Pinto Commercial Girl Reserves l. Mixed Chorus 4. Glee Club 2, 3. Ping-Pong Club 2, 3, 4. Swimming Club 3, 4. G.A.A. 3, 4. Triadelphian Typist 4. Shorthand Club 4. Frances Elizabeth Reed Hmm' EcunmniC5 Louanna Belle Rhoades Home Econmuics Girl Reserves l. Home EC. Club 2, 3, Ruth Helen Scharf College P'l1'PLll'LlllI'l'f Girl Reserves l. Orchestra 1. 2, 3. Home Ec. Club 4. Classical Club 2, 3, 4. f Virginia Nlarie Sernaske Cmmncrciul Russell Ellsworth Sharp Commercial Model Club l, 2, 3, treas. 4. ,A Track Team 2, 3. Cross Country Team 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 2. Life 23 lie- Nell Naylor Prager Commcrciul G.A.A. 3, 4. Shorthand Club 4. William Lawrence Reynolds Cmnnicrciul Robot Club 2, sec'y 4. Robert Irvin Ronksley College l'1'cpu1'urm'y Annual Staff 3, 4. Football l, 2, 3. Student Council 3. Secsyqmas' 4' Masquers 3, treas. 4. Hi-Y 3, vice-pres. 4. Camera Club vice-pres. 4. Class vice-pres. 2. Senior rind committee. Elmer Edward Schweizer Cuninicrciul Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra l. 2, 3, 4. Camera Club 4. State Orchestra l, 3. Music Honor Society 3, 4. J acqueline Septer Collage PTCfltl'l'LlfUTj' from Harold J. Stein Coinmnciul Golf Team 4. Malachi Leslie Stifel, C. Collage PTCf7llTl.lIU1 f Student Council 2, 3. ' 4. Masqueis 3, pres. Scribblers 1, vice-pres. 2. French Club 4. Hi-Y 2, 4, vice-pres. 3. Classical Club 2. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. Boys' Glee Club 2. Class vice-pres. 4. Senior Speaker 4. Robert Donald Sutor Conimcrciul Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 2. Emma Lou Vargo ClJ1lllllCl'ClLll Shorthand Club 4. Helen l. Vogelsang Qcncral Swimming Club 1, 2, 3. G.A.A. 4. O. H. jorie Jane Stalnaker Qcncrul Girl Reserves 1, 2. Home Ec. Club 2, 4. Swimming Club 2. G.A.A. 3, 4. Classical Club 2. John Eldon Stenger Collage P1'cpu1'uto1'5' Class vice-pres. 1. Student Council 2, 3. Varsity Club 1, 2. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4. Hi-Y 3, 4. Band 2. Masquers 3, 4. Glee Club l, 2. William Dorsey Stricklin liidustrilll Arts Priscilla Jean Sweet Collage p1'CflLlTLl!UT'f Nature Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Astronomy Club 2. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4. Classical Club 1, 2. French Club 3, 4. G.A.A. 3, 4. Ping-Pong Club 2, 3, 4. Swimming Club 2, 3, v Home Ec. Club 4. Ethel Lee Vargo Cmzimcrciul Shorthand Club 4. Robert Owen Voight Collage P'l'CI7LI'I'LllU'I j Nature Club 4. Student Council 4. Model Club 1, 2, pres. Camera Club 4. Classical Club 2, 3, 4. Tennis 4. -'eil 24 ga. Beth Anne Waddell College l Tcfnmiru1'5' Cheerleader 1. Nature Club 1, 3, pres. 4. Masquers 3, 4. Scribblers 1. Camera Club 4. Student Council 2, 3, Sec'y 4. Triadelphian Staff 4. in 'Q 5 'QQ Martha Jane Walton ,f ' V' ,, College l'1'cfiu1'iLto1'5 f-fp. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. . ,LQ YAVQA Spanish Club 4. K ., , ' H ' ds. ia Camera Club 4. H+.. gt 1 a. gi., , 6 Margaret Louise White Home Euuii4mii:5 G.A.A. 3, 4. 3' Swimming Club 2, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 4. Mary Elizabeth Whitecotton College ll1'cpri1'uto1'y Swimming Club 2. Spanish Club 4, Kenneth Wayne Walter Imiuszrml Arts Track 1, 2, 3. Basketball 2, 3. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Harold Edward Weisenborn C'm1inicrfiul Band 3, 4. Triadelphian Staff 4. Maurice White l1i.l1lst1'ml .-Xin Jack O. Williams College P'l1.'PLl'l'LllllTS Entered as Junior from South Hills High, Pittsburgh. Football 3, 4. Track 3. French Club 4. Triadelphian Staff 3, 4. A Martha Jane Wood .gf Home Eguiimiiid Robert Bonar Woodruff College FTCIlllTLlIU7'f Club 4. Marjorie Ann Work College P1'cpu1'umr5' Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4. 4 Swimming Clu G.A.A. 2, 3, . A A b 2, 4. pres. French Club, treas. 4. ' ali lie - 6 AMES GIFFIN LAW i DGAR LOUIS LINDLEY GARET LAVENA LITTEN I UTH LENORE LIVELY OHN LOWTHER LLEN EDWARD MARTIN RY MARTHA MASON RIE MASTEN HILIP DANIEL MAXWELL AMES CLAYTON MCCLUNG J BEL ELEANOR MCCLURE OAN MARGE MCCOLLUM BEL PATRICIA McCOY ROBERT CARL NOBLE GEORGE WILLIAM NORMAN SARA LOUISE ORR ROBERT SPEAR PARKINS VIOLET PAROLINE ANDREW PAVLINA HENRY IAMES PEBLER ELIZABETH ANN PERRY ESTHER L. PINTO FRANK VICTOR PINTO NELL NAYLOR PRAGER FRANCES ELIZABETH REED WM. LAWRENCE REYNOLDS LOUANNA BELLE RHOADES RANK KENNETH McFARLAND ROBERT IRVIN RONKSLEY ELMA MCINTIRE RUTH HELEN SCHARF ANN ELIZABETH MEDER ELMER EDWARD SCHWEIZER I OROTHY MARIE MEDLIN VIRGINIA MARIE SEMASKE ATHERINE BERNICE MENDEL IACQUELINE SEPTER ESTER MEYERS ORO'I'I-IY ANN MICHEL FLORA MARGARETTA MILLER RUTH LEE MILLER I YMOND MONTGOMERY NN CASTELLAW MOORE ' ARNETTA MAE MORTON LOYD H NEWCOMER 'ACK MACLAY ' I . RUSSELL ELLSWORTH SHARP MARY ELLEN SHAW RUTH L. SI-HLLING BETTY LEE SIMMS SARA ELLEN SLIGAR TOM BRAD SMITH MARIORIE IANE STALNAKER HAROLD J. STEIN JOHN ELDON STENGER RICHARD MURRAY STEWART MALACHI LESLIE STIIPEL WILLIAM DORSEY STRICKLIN ROBERT DONALD sUTOR PRISCILLA JEAN SWEET EMMA LOU VARGO ETHEL LEE VARGO HELEN I. VOGELSANG ROBERT OWEN VOIGHT BETH ANNE WADDELL KENNETH WAYNE WALTER MARTHA JANE WALTON HAROLD EDW. WEISENBORN MARGARET LOUISE WI-1I'I'E MAURICE WHITE MARY E. WHITECOTTON IACK O. WILLIAMS ALBERT EREDDIE WOICIK MARTHA JANE WOOD ROBERT BONAR WOODRUFF MARJORIE ANN WORK BETTY LOU ZARNITS NORMA MILDRED zum JOHN GEORGE ZOEOKLER Fluth Sh Cgniincr John George Zoeckier QxUlT1lTlCTClLII James F. Henry Cfmnnicrcnil Football Manager 1. Rifle Club 3. Nature Club 3. 4. J ohn Lowther Cmmvmfciul Rifle Club 2. 3. 4. Thelma Mclntire K3CllCTLll Home EC. Club 4, Robert Spear Parkins Industrial .-Xrrs kootball 1, 4. Track 1. 3. 4. Track Manager 1. Swimming 3. 4. Band 1. 3. 4. Stage Crew 3. Robot Club 3, 4. Rifle Club 3. 4. Freddie Wojcik P-refmfuto-ry Club 3. Pres. 4. Louise Greene Qcnmuil N ancy Carol Jewett Cmnnmcrqiul Philip Daniel Maxwell Industrial .-X115 Stage Crew 2. 3. 4. Model Club 2, Pres. 3. 4. Robot Club 3. Pres. 4. Ann Elizabeth Meder Qcucml Girl Reserves l. Nature Club 4, Swimming Club 4. Frank Victor Pinto lndnsrrmi.-1-rzs Track Manager 2. Football Manager 2. 3. 4. Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4 Model Club 1. -eff F?- The Class en, 1 . . Ly. 1 TL Junlol, flonq Tom Brad Smith K3C?1CTtll. Betty Lou Zarnits wg- tjmfftil 9 Girl Reserves 1. - Nature Club 4- of 1939 presents as its Senior class play George Mclntyre ,,,,, , , , ,e,,, , ,,,,, , ,,,,, Robert Ronkslex' Terry Mclntyre . , Mrs. Xlclntyre , Prof. Mclntyre ,, Sophie ,, ,.e., ,, Mrs. Patterson ,, Elsie Patterson , , , Traffic Officers, , , Dutch ,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,, Brian ,,,, ,, Omar I-lal ..e, Pete , Prudence ,,,,, Patty .,,,,, lane ,,,,,, Mariam ,,,,,, t,,, Vivian ,, ,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, , , Extra boys and sfirls: Bernice Xlencdel. lim Henry. Betty Ruth Heyman. Iames Rose .-Xpperson. Albert VVoicik. Flora Miller. Harriet Carter. Directed by Miss Mary Erskine Beth .xml Waddell lean Faris ,, Ernest Fendt ,,,Gertrude Cox lean Sweet Betty Perry .Mil-Le Boury , , .,....,, Lee Baer ,. Robert Voight 'i Charles , 7 ,. Edgar Russell ,H ,, ,, Mary Ruth Betty ,,i,Virginia ,,t.,.,..,.t,Sonia Mariorie Adams, Ambrose, Archer, Bailey, Balash Barnhart, Bavin, Bayha, Bayley, J. Beatty M. Beatty. Becker, Beneke, Benson, Birkett, Black Blake, Bloecher, Bolton, Bowman, Braden Brill, Brosche. B. Brown, R. Brown, Bruno, Bryson, Buck B. Busbey, C. Busbey, C. O. H., Bullard C. O. H., Byrd, Campbell, Cerutti, A Chiazza, R. Chiazza, T. Chiazza, Chipcar, Clemens Colevas, Cruse, Cuffaro, E. Dague, G Dague, M. Dague, Davis, Dayton. Defibaugh, Denham, Douglass, Dowling, Drawneck, Drum, Dunn, Ebbert, C. O. H. Ekin, Ellison, Etz, Everett. -F-'if za 52-0- 1 Felty, Fenton, Fischer, Fleming, Floyd, For- tuna, Frame, Friebertshauser, Frohnapfel Fundis, Gartner, Glass. Graff, Gregosky, Hacskaylo, Hadsell, Hau- ser, Hausman, Hayes, Heatherly, Hill, Hoff- mann, Hoffmaster, Holden. Holmes, Holopchak, Horvat, Howell, Hunt- er, Jenkins, G. Johnson, P. Johnson, Jones Judelson, Kayser, Kendall. Kettler, Kimosh, Kittle, Knauss, Kurner Little, Lingo, Lyon, Marshall, Matthews Maxwell, McCarroll. McKay, McCluskey, McCollum, McCulley B. McDonald, D. McDonald, McLain, Mel Veigh, C. O. H., Meggison, A. Meyer, M Meyer, Michel. UNIDRS L. Miller, Monahan, Naumann, Nay, Nesbitt, Neuhart. Noble, Nuzum, Pattison, Paul Perlow, Porter, Powell, Price Purdy, Radovich. Nickerson, Pedicord, M. Reed, C. O. H., R. Reed, Richmond Robey, Rodgers, Roller, Romanoski, Ruckh Russell, Rutter, Ryder, Sax. Schank, Scheuer, Schneider, Schul, Scott Shanley, Edith Sharady, Elizabeth Sharady Sleisinger, C. Smith, E. Smith, H. Smith. R. Miller, Mirandy, Mobley. Moore, E. Meyers, H. Meyers, P. Smith, C. O. H., Strasser, Strawn, Sutton Theis, Theiss, Thomas, Thompson, Throp Tuttle, Vance, Van Pelt. Vercellotti, Viola, Vogler, Wagner, C. Wal- ter, D. Walter, Waterhouse. M. Weeks, R Weeks, Weishaupt, Wenzel, Whitaker. Whiteley, C. O. H., Williams, Winesburg, D Winters, E. Winters, Winter, Woeber, Woje- wodka, Wolfe, B. Wood, C. Wood, Yahn. Yahrling, Yates, A. Young, H. Young Yzenski, Warden. is -..jf 29 3 Abplanalp, Acker- man. Akman. Am- brose. Amick. O Amos. N. Amos Andrews. A 1' n o - witz. Ayers. Bachmann. Baer Bailey. Ball. Barr Beaman. C.Becker G. Becker. Beh- rens. Bell. Benedett. L. Bier M. Bier. Billick Birch, L. Black. M Black. Blayney Bowie. Bradford. B. Brandfass. R Brandfass. B r e e - den. Broernsen Brown. Brozovich Bryson. Bryant Bruhn. Bruner. Bruno. Burruss Burton. Burkhal- ter, Bushon, But- ler. Caldwell. Car- lisle. Carter. Casey Chiazza. R. Clark D. Clark. V. Clark Clemens. Clough Clovis. Coberly Cook. Coleman. Connell. Conrad Coil, Cox, Crad- clock. Cuneo. Dan- 4 iels. Danielson Daugherty. E. Da- - vis. B. Davis. A. Davis S. Davis. Dayton R. Davis. Devore Dorsch. Doyle Dytko. Dunn. Farkas. Farmar Farmer. Feeny. Fitch, Fitz. Flem- ing. Foose. Fought. Frieberts hauser. G a mble Goodwin. E.Grand- staff. M. Grand- staff. Gruse. Ham- ' a ' '1 . . 6 -1 2 -Q F. ' f Q ' 'Ir -3 'Z' , 'Q f Ay. 2 5 S 4 Earnest. Evans. .Y a-.- ' M D . 4 5 l , Q Q ',L.1.f.i'!lf ' ' . Ganoe. Good: und? 2 l stead. P H 4 .4 .. A .a x .1 A A W - 2 K--Q in X 4 3 Q I Q 4 4 V Q 1 Q 1 1 l . 3 4 . 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Moss- grove. Muldrew. Munson Myers. Nay. N91- son. B. Nelson. D Nelson, M. Nelson Nesper. Newlin. Nickerson. Nor- man. R. Norman O'Brien. O'Don - nell. Orr, Orth Panepinto. P ett i - cord. Phillips. Pinto. Posey. Rat- cliffe. Riemann Reynolds, Rich- mond. Ricker. Rig- gle. Rokos. B. Ross. SOPHGMGRES 1 1 - .3 1 . ' 3. .2 V + .55 it 5. 1. - . 'Q' Q- ::f .- ' fm- S iff. ' . a - if ...Q ..,, ,-.zcszf . ., P ,A,. T . V ' . V- . 'T ' --H ' . If' V 'J . 4. ,... 'Q . .... QQ .. 5 . .. . ..., . P .Q . , 5 .5 . 4 - 5 .. 4 E .su - N: ,. , . ,.. 1 .1 , - S - 5- ' ' X '. J, x e - ' '-'- ' I . 4 , , 1 -3.-3 . . x xgrwf- ' as -a ...,..', - --'. A ' i , . A .wi 1' f . 3 all A A - - F. 4 . W. . ' - . -sa . X A ., ' v Nd. w '.,E.,?,,- -. :. ::AL It :S 5 . I Q ' W 1 . 1 ' S . E- 1252 E ffl Q a , 1.1 ' Q... ,E , ...,, X . . , '.,.L, X .,:., , b,.. .5,. .I . . ...F L... - . 1. v :, . 1,55 ' 'fl-' 1 ' JH 4 ' 'T ' ' C-'R' 35.5. ,: ,: fieizkiil- ' ' i if J D.. , R.. ., -V is , . 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After four years' saturation in Home Ee and Foods and Clothing. girls are transformed from novices, trembling at the thought of boiling an egg or rnendf ing a stocking, into veteran experts who can Whip up a nent little number in plaid or a light and airy cake with equal ease. Most important of all, they're clever about clothes, and n student poll in Scholastic revealed that boys notice when girls know how to dress cleverly. Two and two make four, do they not? -if 38 fi: ROBOT CLLB Around school Robot club members aren't especially noted for noise-making. But when they go to basketball games, that all changes. It's not exactly school spirit that makes them yell at the gamesg their main ambition is to sell things-peanuts, popcorn, and soda pop. But sometimes even they get excited in a tense moment of the game and yell for the team instead of popcorn. Of course, no one wants to buy popcorn right when there's a terrific battle down on the floor, so it's all right for the Robots to stop being Robots for a moment. Their lapses clon't last long and they're soon yelling Peanutsl Popcorn! again. The Greeks had a word for it-so does the Robot club-K'Peanutsl Popcornlu - 615 39 lie - Back in the days when Queen Victoria ruled supreme, it was customary for every family to have a Weekly soap and water dunking on Saturday night. Today a daily plunge is the rule. But in the Classical club affairs are deplorable. Caesar, Vergil, and Cicero have the privilege of only one bath yearly. ln Ianuary, the three Romans are thoroughly and none too gently removed of the grime of 365 days. A lowly scrub bucket furnishes their bath tub. With toothbrushes Vergil's curls are restored to their former whiteness and Caesaris bald spot is tenderly cleansed. Respectable once more, they are restored to their posts. They have no desire to be modern. Une bath per year is enough for them. CLASSICAL CLUB - eil 40 lie- :QF MASQUERS Aspiring young actresses and actors are always very earnest. That, by faulty logic, makes the Masquers club a very earnest bunch of tomorrovv's matinee itlols anal movie queens. Earnest young theater aspirants are also notably con- fident. None of them could possibly turn out to be less than a Lunt or a Fontanne. Some may even gain a dizzy pinnacle of a Garbo or a Taylor. There's more glamour than acting in that, but it does bring in the money. Until that time, any part will do to give them experience, so they strive eagerly to catch the proper 'Lspiritn and put it across to the just-ordinary students in assembly who have no ambitions to be the second Duse or Drew. 'ffl 41 lie 3 . . ,. t..4.,,a. SWIMMING CLUB Ducks are born with an inherent love for Water. Humans may not be born with it, but it's easily acquired. The Swimming club does its share to cul- tivate the pleasant custom of struggling through the heavy seas of a swimming pool. Whenever they get the urge to be in the deep, the members pack their bathing suits in beach bags, hop aboard a bus, and, eventually, dive into the Y. W. C. A. pool. They copy the duck, but they've gone him a few better. No duck ever saw such dives, such swimming form. The duck just paddles along. Man adds the fancy touches. -eil 42 222- SPANISH GILUB There are various reasons why a person might take Spanish. He might be optimistic and await the day when Spain is overrun by tourists instead of soldiers. Then, too, he might be lazy and like the easy life of Mexico and the West Indies. At the moment he gets all the Spanish he needs in the Spanish club. lt might not be as glamorous as Spain used to be, but at least there aren't any guns. And it does give him a chance to learn a little geography before he begins his rambling southward. 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A Q ,, G K , ,I ,, .4 V ' , . 5' s - . is 5 :' ,i -. -H' 1,3 .rg ,. , -3- ,, -V' ,i i fs. . 1 -5 ' ' . ,,,,v - - , ' 9 fax. .- F A . . . Jus.-mf: ,, ff' -fsfnf ,Q ' 'fr . .. jgggigm RIDING CELUB In England, the landed gentry, in pink coats, ride to hounds. The Riding club, in plaid, checked, and just plain coats, gallop around Oglebay, searching for the treasure at the end of the paper chase. With as much zeal as fox hunters ever had, they dash from clue to clue, hopping off and on their bewildered steeds at each new sign, and then racing off to the next with the speed of Iesse Iames leaving the scene of a train robbery. After innumerable hoppings, as the goal looms in sight the To various coated riders probably outstrip even Iesse Iames. get away with the gold might be important, but to them it's much more important to be at the kill-the demolishing of a candy egg. iii 44 229- To athletic girls nothing matters more than belonging to the G. A. A. All they must do is hand in two hundred points and they receive in return a genuine G. A. A. membership. And they work for their 200. They hike over the whole sur- rounding country, use Dale Carnegies technique to be elected captain of a team, and on the class basketball team they battle bravely for the dear old class, and incidentally, for 25 points toward the G. A. A. When they have spent approximately two school years at hard labor, and are both physically and mentally exhausted, they become members. And then they start saving up IOU points for a letter! G.A .- 1. 'wi 75' 'l 1. ul' . - , I 4 .-,Q .,--. I 11:5 rv .tp , , cr ,Y- ,,. '7 k A 'Li-. ' . L 0.-. .? .fum r I 'T' ra- -.1 In a small corner of a room second floor front, a small earnest bunch of embryonic Heywood Broun's, William Ran- dolph I-Iearst's, and Dorothy Thompson's, sniffing eagerly the acrid scent of printer's ink, grind out the scoops and personals of Triadelphia. Like bloodhounds on the trail, with keen eyes they pursue each small hint of news, invading inmost sanctuaries with their inevitable equipment, a pad and a pencil. They hunt, capture, and interview their prey, worming information from him and scribbling in their little books. Like the Mounties they always get their man and bring back the bacon-news. -i-if 46 Eff-- Ei'- '53 TRIADELPHIAN STAFF DPW lt's hard to say no to anyone. lt's impossible to say no to a Hi-Y member. They don't know what the word means. They have a system of salesmanship that's irresistible. Every year they sell stickers. They're for notebooks or Windshields, ant ey atver ise e ac a some peope go o ria e p ia. ith 1 t thftthr 1 rTdlh The Hi-Y sells stickers every year. They always sell them a . i is same s irit t e usi ot er vro'ects suc as ll Wthth p hypl h ty h anti-profanity campaign, dances, concessions at games, col- lection of food for Christmas baskets, Bond sales, etc. -eil 47 liz-- Some day the members of the Nature club hope to get close to their namesake, and they earnestly strive to that end. Of course, taking a spill while skiing is getting rather close to Mother Earth, but that's not what they Want. Their ambition is to hail each bug and bird familiarly by its first name. Those members who are zealous would-be ornithologists arm themselves with binoculars and hasten by daWn's early light to Oglebay where they may follow in the footsteps of the famous Mr. Brooks. Others, less inclined to early rising, glean their knowledge of Winged vertebrates from lectures and bird books. They use different methods, but they get practically the same result. They're getting closer to nature. NATURE CLUB ' if ii? ' LES GRENDUILLES Les Grenouilles may help its members a lot, but it's helping the postage revenue of France and United States a lot too. The mail of both countries must be palpably heavier with the French correspondence that rushes back and forth across the Atlantic. Hitler may take all Europe and all sorts of international crises may occur, and yet the feminine French club members still await, with palpitating hearts, the latest missives of their French heart-throbs who write such charming letters. They may have to use a dictionary to decipher their mail, or they may have to use a translator, which is embarrassing occasion- ally, but itis still romantic. It's a sort of Lonely Hearts' club on an intellectual basis. And besides the romantic interest, think of all the international good-will it builds up! --225 49 Ere- 11 MODEL CLUB There are thousands of everything in the world, including airplane models. To an average Triad an airplane model is an airplane model-they all look alike. Only a connoisseur of airplane models can de- tect and explain the minor details which distinguish a Spad from a SES. All Model club members are expert in that line. To the amazed onlooker they give detail after detail building up irrevocable proof that this or that is a Lock- heed Vega. They pore over mysterious diagrams, patiently glue together minute bits of Wood with some terrible-smelling glue, and eventually have an- other model airplane. Sometimes they get ambitious and build a gasoline model. Perhaps one of them will get excited some day and build a real one. - eil 50 ll? ' STUDENT COUNCIL Every government has its unemployment prob- lem, including the Student Council. Congress worries about those millions of unemployed. The Student Council worried about occupation for those 1000 stu- dents Who threatened to raze the building every noon in their attempt to find amusement. But everything- almost-has changed. Breathless students pore over the adventures of their favorite heroes in the library while the boys' study hall has become an arena for mighty battles over Chinese Checker boards and domi- noes. Some barbarous students still insist it's more fun to turn the halls into a shambles, but there are always radicals and W. P. A. 'ers about, and neither Student Council or the national government can placate them with dominoes. -eil 51 529' GIRL RESERVES Skittering about the halls the first day of school, the frightened freshmen scuttle from one room to another. In a panic they rush from third floor to basement and back to second, hunting a room probably in the Annex. They've heard awful tales about what happens if you're late to class and just when the halls begin to look deserted, along comes a Girl Reserve. A glimmer of hope lights the eyes of the freshman. Having gleaned the much needed in- formation he rushes off to the right room at last. And his guardian angel hunts out another forlorn lost soul and guides him on his way, perspiring but on time. - all 52 231- W ln the Annex is the temple of the aborigines-that is, the Annual staff-and they worship reverently a green cabinet overflowing with the priceless treasures, which, during a year's time undergo a magical metamorphosis, and emerge as a full- fledged Annual. At times the cupboard reveals an appalling neatness, rapidly remedied by the natives, who admire the Old Curi- osity Shop and proceed accordingly. Cameras and snapshots hob-nob with subscription pads and ancient annuals. ln this Annual hash there are the ingredients of a book, and eventually, after being unscrambled, there is a book. Others may fail, but if a certain snapshot just has to be here or a write-up there, some Annual member dashes to the cabinet with the unerring instinct of a bird dog, and although it may be an hour or a day, he gets what he goes after. ANNUAL STAFF 53 gag Founded in 1925, the hand since then has given an oppor- tunity to over 500 boys to strut around in uniforms and make as much noise as they please without being reprimanded. Perhaps in recent years they haven't quite dared to strut much since there was always the chance that the uniforms might fall apart, hut now with the new uniforms there is no such danger and they may hedazzle the feminine eye as much as -they please. And while their uniforms may have gone to pieces, they continue to blow and hang out their overtures and marches as lustily as ever. They've even gone radical enough to play 'LAlexander's Ragtime Band. VVho knows, perhaps someday they may even hold Il iam session. -fil 54 ls BAN D GRCHHSTRA 1 Most Triads are uneducated in the matter of music- that is, the classical variety, A combination of Benny Good- man and the Wolverine Blues is enough to cause a stampede among the jitterbugs, but if there's any difference between Chopin and VVagner they wouldn't know it. To the orchestra thats a deplorable state of affairs and as zealous reformers they take up the burden of teaching Tri- adelphia the art of enjoying the three B's-Beethoven, Bach, and Brahams-and most of the rest of the alphabet too. With carefully selected and interpreted morsels of Herbert, Dvorak, Schubert, and Strauss, they attempt to foster a passion for classical music in the impressionable minds of high school students. After such a treat does the average student rush home and tune in on the NBC Symphony? Hunh-uh. The Hit Parade's on then. - 55 ia- Q L 1- U were Nv- , X ' ,Q K, Qs. r .ls ff Sig 'A JS 1 k X: . V g S fs fx S PING PDNG CLUB Among the minor sports vigorously pursued at Triadel- phia, miniature tennis wears the crown. Football, basketball, and track each has its day, but the minor theme of the white celluloid balls breaks again and again into the major theme of each in its season. The green table, siren of the third floor, lures lettermen, subs, subdebs, and grinds with its gay tune. They crowd about, Watching with hypnotic stare the smashing drives, the delicate close shots, as two life-or-death opponents smack the ball with deadly aim, burning up 312 calories per hour. Life-long friends quarrel over the ping-pong table and feuds rivaling that of the Hatfields and the McCoys develop. That's what the enchantress, ping-pong, does to her victims. ' -4' ' r - at 56 55+ - t v 2. 1 CAMERA CLUB To the uninitiated there is something inexplicable in the fascination that a certain small cubhy-hole in the Annex has for a group of Triad students. In this infinitesimal ex-broom closet, working in total darkness, they wield their mysterious pans and chemicals, turning out such surprising results as those of medieval alchemists in their search for the compound of gold. Ordinary mortals would find the adventure quite harrow- ing, what with no light and heaven knew what hiding there. Of course, not many ghosts or mice could get in a room holding only two people, and that with considerable crowd- ing. But these queer people enjoy it. Puttering around those pans and chemicals developing and printing their photo- graphs is meat and drink to them-members of the Camera Club. all 57 532- MIXED CHORUS VVhat a boon to mankind the Mixed Chorus isl After countless mortals have suffered in silence the tuneless hum- ming of their fellow-men, here is a group of students who will never be guilty of humming a song in the wrong number of sharps or flats. Earnestly they practice holding the correct pitch, grasping the technique of gasping a little fresh air between notes, and holding the last syllable so the audience will be properly im- pressed. Under the watchful eye of Miss Brand they soon get the habit of singing Hsweetf' The eternal question of sweet or swing is settled right off. It's sweet. Besides it wouldnt be so easy to swing in flowing robes. 'iii 53 Ei: CITIZENS CF HONCR Lee Baer Robert Bullard Charles Busbey Arthur Ebbert Gaza Kochy Agnes McVeigh Ruth Lee Miller Ann Moore Sally Orr Helen Reed Peggy Smith Leslie Stifel Alice Whiteley High grades personal popularity, or high offices in school are not con sidered in choosing members in the C. O. H. but rather this highest honor 1 student of Triatlelphia High School may obtain is based on his being respon sible, corteous, considerate, and fair. Character is greater than intellect. Emerson. - iii 59 Eta - SENIOR STUNT NIGHT MASQUERS MIXED CHORUS FRESHMEN STUNT NIGHT SOPHOMORE JUNIOR --if 61 iw- qfzthletics ' fi? 63 Ele- iff. FCOTBALL Trimls. Ofipmiunts Triatls. Opponents 26 a St. Iohns .1 , asaas 6 26 , , Magnolia 6 19 , , as Wheeling we 6, 1 15 13 VA , , ,A , Central 0 28 1 , H Linsly e, is Y ,, 0 24 ,,,ee eee, ,eee 7 W ellsburg be do 6 7 as 1, 6 Warwood 1 6 1, 1, 0 6 1 ,eee,ee Follansbee 0 7 ,e e,eee,eeeee,, Parkersburg, ,eeeeeeeeeee as 19 By capturing both the O. V. A. A. and City championship titles, the 1938 grid squad accomplished something never before done by a Triadelphia foot- ball team, So, all credit to an eleven which will long be remembered by all loyal Triadsl -egg 64 arf A BASKETBALL Twiutls. 26 .B BB B Warwood 56B . ,, . Central BBBB 52 A,4 ,,.Y Linsly BBBBBBBBB 56B BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Shadyside , B Z2 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Wheeling 41 eeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeee B ellaire B '52 veeeeeeeeeeeeeee Tiltonsville 36B eeeeee eeee B B Union BB 43 B BB Yeeeeeeeeee BL1nsly eeeeiiee Opfuni Fairmont East L5 Central aattaaaaatt B Follansbee BB Clendenin East Bank BB aaaaatttaaaaaa Warwood B Magnolia B B BB Weirton BB B B Wellsburg B The 1959 Triadelphia cagers managed to take 13 games out of 18, vxlnle the Little Red reserve squad took 13 out of 14 games. THE ANNUAL STAFF, IN BEHALF GF THE STUDENTS OF THE TWENTY.FIFTH VOLUME QF THE riadelphian S.. ,-,,QQ April 15 April 16 April 23 April 30 May 7 May 13-14 April 8 April 15 April 22 April 29 May 6 May 13 xTriatlelphia Barnesville 1 Triadelphi:1 St. Clairsville Parkersburg 9gTriadelphia TRACK 8 schools ss,ssssss, Vfriaclelphia 13 schools ....oo,o. :'kTriadelphia 8 schools ccsss.s State Meet Triadelphia Wfriadelphia Warwood Barnesville Triadelphia Parkersburg ipfriadelphia 1939 6 schools ......cc.,s :':Triadelphia 8 schools cccs,ccccs, xTriadelphia 6 schools ccc,c,c State Meet Cx, Won 'QE 66 ie' O. V. A. A. .6 Intelligencer State Sectional .Second Place Rained Out O. V. A. A. ,. Intelligencer State Sectional SWIMMI 'I-Titltli. Opp frwuk ' ms 43 .. .c . Linsly e, . 13 28 .. VVheeling 29 50 Central . 6 O. V. A. A. Champions This team deserves much credit and praise, not only for winning the O. V. A. A. title, but for the actual existence of their team, which was kept going by the boys' own initiative. The spirit which is characterized by the 1939 swimming team is also being shown by the other minor sport teams, who organize and play with only the aid of volunteer coaches. - if 67 fi? - CALE DAR SEPTEMBER 1, School opens with 2 teachers' meetings, pupils not invited .... 2, School opened 312 very amazed fresh- men. A meeting to acquaint new students with our traffic rules, etc. 981 pupils enrolled this year. Freshmen, 153 boys, 159 girls:S0phOmO1'eS. 125 bOyS, 152 girls: Juniors, 108 boys, 112 girls: Seniors, 80 boys, 98 girls. School built to accommodate 650 pupils. Miss Metzner and Miss Anderson-year's leave of absence. Miss Hess married. New faculty members: Miss Mayfield, Miss Snyder, Miss Miller .... 7, Girl Reserve-New cabinet meeting. . . .8, Riding club meeting. Miss Barnard, new sponsor. Old members of Student Council get together .... 13, Hi-Y meeting: Girl's Glee club merges with Mixed chorus. Home Ec. meeting .... 14, Miss Rosenburg goes to Wheeling high-Miss Falck here in her place ..., 15, First assembly this year, Cap- tain Cundy, speaker. Student council meeting .,.. 16, Thuse at 12:15. G. A. A. Meeting and Games party .... 17, Tridel vs. Central, 13-0. A good start for our first game of the season. . . . 19, Mixed chorus- old members meet with the new .... 20, Home Ee. steak fry. Nature movies in Chapel .... 21, Noon dancing starts-no charge the first day. Girl Reserves give a party for the freshmen .... 22, Hi-Y banquet meeting. Movies of Central game at noon .... 23, Pep meeting at 12:45 .... 24, Tridel vs. Wellsburg, 24-6 .... 25, Marine Band, world's best at Oglebay .... 26, Riding club votes on new members. Helen Mae Rutter, presi- dent this year. Mixed chorus begins practicing songs together .... 27, This year's deputies chosen by the Student Council president and marshal. Bob Ronksley and Ruth Lee Miller speak in Chapel for Community Fund drive. Mrs. McGregor guest speaker .... 28, Masquers elect officesr. The senior class elects officers at a meeting held at noon. Girl Reserves begin new project, handicraft .... 29, Movies of the Wellsburg massacre at nocn. Hi-Y votes on new members. French club organizes. Officers elected. OCTOBER l, Tridel vs. Follansbee, 6-0 .... Skating party. Mixed chorus .... 4, Pictures of underclass-men taken. Tryouts for Masquers-ten new members taken in. Hi-Y meeting. Home Ec. initiation .... 5, C. A. Hose presents Music Movies .... 6, Student Council has first meeting. Deputy meeting. Senior class elects Student Council representatives. Riding club bacon fry. French club meeting .... 7, Seniors vote on pho- tographer-Kossuth chosen .... 8, Special train to Parkersburg-Tridel 7, Parkersburg 19 ,... 9, Mixed Chorus meeting .... 11, French club initiation .... 12, The first senior pictures taken. Riding club rides. 13. First of a series of Chapel Programs-The Wonders of Electricity-Mr. Harry White with his scientific apparatus. First Masquers meeting with new members. Hi-Y meeting. 14, Magnolia vs. Triadelphia 26-6. First night game for Tridel. State Student Council Convention at Jackson's Mills, Lee Baer, Ernie Fendt, Peggy Smith, and Miss Cox attended .... 17, First six-week grades given-a lot of long faces seen. Nature Club meeting .... 18, Movies on baseball. Football team puts on a demonstration in chapel. Home Ec. meeting .... 20, Classical club has Roman banquet at 7:30. Special football chapel. Freshmen elect Class officers .... 21, Hi-Y Home Ec. dance-Arden Wilson's '33 orchestra. At 3:00 Tridel vs. St. Johns 26-6. School dismissed early. Seniors vote on rings .... 24, Mixed Chorus meeting. Ping Pong club elects offi- cers. Swimming club meeting .... 25, French club meeting. Orders for senior rings taken .... 26, Robot club Halloween party .... 27, No school-Annual Convention of the S. E. A. NOVEMBER 1, Organization meeting of Camera club. Herbert Etz, president: Bob Ronksley, vice president .... 2, Girl Reserve installation services ..... 8, Election day -no school .... 9, Masquers initiated at banquet .... 10, Stunt night practice begins .... ll, Armistice day-no school .... 12, Tridel-Linsly 28-0 .... 14, Spanish club initiation at 7:00 .... 17, Home Ee. Rally at Martins Ferry. Student council meeting-New Honor Club discussed .... 21, Home Ec. banquet at Ackers .... 22, Warwood speakers at Tridel, Laura Mills, Glen Krauth, Sam McColloch .... 22, Classical, French club party .... 23, Lee Baer, Marjorie Kane to War- wood to speak .... 24, Turkey, Warwood game, snow, every one frozen. City champs and O. V. A. A .... 25, Band marches in the Christmas parade .... 28, Sec ond six-week grades out. Hi-Y bond sale starts. . . 30, Stunt night dress rehearsal in assembly. DECEMBER 1, Annual stunt night presented .... 2, Second stunt night .... 3, North-South game, Alfred Boyer local representative. 9-0 South .... 5, Camera club approved by faculty .... 6, Mr. Schuck spoke on The Rise of Hitlerism in chapel. Noon movies of the East-West game 1936. Student Court .... 7, The first meet- ing of the Camera club .... 8, Hi-Y dinner, initiation of new members. Orchsetra representatives to Clinic orchestra at Bellaire high school-director from Capitol University .... 10, G. A. A. played basketball in the morning .... 12, Triadelphian offers 50 cents for the best Kodak picture pertaining to Christmas. Spanish club exchanged Christmas presents. Second skating party ..... 14, Corporal Bob Ingelson spoke on World War .... 15, Football banquet at St. Marks Lutheran church. Masquers Christmas party. Senior rings arrive .... 20, Home Ec. Christmas party. The mixed chorus sang over the radio from the Christmas tree at the Court house .... 21, Hi-Y basket for needy. Picture contest sponsored by the Camera club. Christmas play given by speech classes .... 25, Santa! -. 68 ,, CALE DAR JANUARY 1, Happy New Year .... 3, Back to school after Christmas vacations .... 4, Review for exams .... 7, First basketball game. Warwood 21, Tridel 26 .... 10, Exams start. Tridel 56, Central 36 .... 11 and 12, Exams .... 13, No school. Teachers very busy grading papers. Tridel beats Linsly 52-34 .... 14, Tridel vs. Shadyside 36-25 .... 16, The Honor society is introduced to the student body by Claudine Lanham in Chapel. Exam grades come out!!! Those sorrowful looking faces. Jean Fundus, junior, killed in auto acci- dent .... 17, Home Ec. Theatre party. 'Trade Winds, . . . 18, A great big snow storm .... 19, Mr. Brown, Mr. McCready, musicians, in chapel. Mr. Bowie speaks for the Lion's Club. Student Council pictures taken for annual .... 20, Snow ball fight at noon down on the field. Seniors and Freshmen against the Juniors and Sophomores. Pep meeting. New cheers learned for the game with Wheeling. Tridel vs. Wheeling. First de- feat this year in basketball-74-22 .... 21, Tridel 41, Bellaire 33. Mixed Chorus starts to practice for the operetta Bugs . . . 24, Annual Subscription campaign starts. French club pictures taken-new members taken in. Mr. O'Neil spoke in chapel on thrift. School savings. Tridel 52, Tiltonsville 29 .... 25, Miss Newton chooses a team from each home room, freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior to have a basketball tournament .... 27, Tridel 36, Union 41 .... 28, Beat Linsly 43-39 .... 31, Chevrolet safety pictures. FEBRUARY 1, About thirty Triads asked to be in Elk's Minstrel ,,.. 2, Faculty teams play .... 3, Roller skating party .... 4, Triadelphia 66, East Fairmont 29 .... 7, The History of Baseball, movies presented by General Motors .... 8, Classical club initiation. tWhite sheetsl. Faculty team plays Lou Cuffaro's t'Little Mussiesf' . . . 9, The teachers give a fare-well banquet for Mr. Walker, who is leaving for Indianapolis, Indiana .... 10, Tridel 39, Central 34 .... 11, Hi-Y Girl Reserve dance. Artistic Moods in Melody. Miss Freshman, Miss Sophomore, Miss Junior and Miss Senior chosen .... 14, Movies on Alcohol in chapel. Tridel 55, Follansbee 24 .... 15, Many students see A Mid-Summer Night's Dream at Wheeling High .... 16, Chemistry classes see television pictures. Annual Hi-Y father-son banquet .... 17, Basketball team left for Charleston. Every one out at three o'clock. Band concert. Both band and orchestra play. Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Ceo play a piano duet. Tridel 29, Clendenin 19 .... 18, East Bank 42, Triadelphia 41 .... 21, The band played in chapel. Triadelphia and Linsly have a joint Spanish club meeting .... 24, Tridel 26, Warwood 37 .... 25, Magnolia 34, Tridel 54 .... 28, Sophomore parents day. Masquers present Red Lamp. MARCH 1, March comes in like a lion. 3, Wellsburg 59, Tridel 52 .... 7, Home Ec. hears make-up expert from Elizabeth Arden. Hi-Y presents movies in chapel about coffee .... 8, Girl Reserves present Style Show. Models from Stone and Thomas .... 9, Beginning of basketball tournament. Tridel defeated Warwood .... 11, Union wins the tournament .... 14, French club rally held at Triadelphia. Miss Brand led songs in Chapel. Junior parent's day .... 15, Riding club mother-daughter banquet. The classical club presents a play for teachers and Latin students .... 17, Band concert. New uniforms proudly displayed. Operetta by Girl's Glee club directed by Miss Brand. . . . 18, District convention of W. Va. Student Co-Government Association held at Triadelphia. Hi-Y 80 dance. Cabaret style .... 21, Spring! Senior parent's day. Noon dancing starts again. Tryouts for speech contest. Bob Ronksley and Gloria Vance winners ..., 22, Senior class meeting. Decide to have a class play .... 25, Speech contest at West Liberty .... 28, Short hand club organized. Freshmen parent's day .... 29, No school .... 30, Home Ec. Roobt club dance. Orders taken for an- nouncements .... 31, Golf team tryouts at Wheeling country club. Northwestern teachers convention. APRIL 1, April fool-no school. Hi-Y Convention at Charleston .... 3, Seniors elect Commencement committee. . . . 4, Speech I Classes present talks in Chapel-Tennis team meets. Senior Commencement speakers chosen . . .8, Preliminary track meet. Triad won 109, Warwood next 28 .... 9, Easter .... 11, The Mississippians, Negro singers in Chapel .... 12, Girl Reserve tea .... 14, Track pictures for annual taken ,... 15, Track meet called off because of rain .... 17, Voted to have junior-senior prom .... 18, Campaign speeches for Student Council officers made in Chapel .... 19, Election day. Peggy Smith, new council president. Senior gift commitee announces gift .... 20, Freshmen speakers for commencement announced .... 22, Track meet-O. V. A. A. at Triadelphia. Triadelphia wins. Tennis team won from Linsly .... 26, Annual goes to press .... 27, Golf team won from Linsly .... 28, Band won Pan-handle contest at Weirton. Girls swim- ming team won match at Y. W. C. A .... 29, Intelligencer track meet. Triadelphia wins. Tennis team won match with Wheeling. MAY 2, Masquers present play in Chapel-'The Teeth of the Gift Horse. . . . 3, Classical club banquet. . . . 8, Baby day for the seniors .... 11, The senior play Growing Pains. . . . 16, Moving up day. Junior-Senior prom .... 21, Baccalaureate sermon .... 23, Ninth Grade Promotion program .... 25, Senior Commence- ment. Good bye seniors-Gook luck. -+35 69 25?- g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. .3..3..g..g.4..g..3..3..3..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..I..3..g..3.4NgNg.4..g..g.4.Q..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g..g. .0 O'0 3. 3. tx! Ox! 3, 3. 5. .g. Ii If Z 31 31 3. A 3. 43. 0:0 .f. N .1. J. 3. .gb 'ff Ii lil .:. -xo fff If .2 .XI 'NJ 31 5. .g. 31 32 Qxl exe Q!! 0:0 .5. J. 5. .g. To the sponsors and advertlsers we extend our thanks and appreclatxon N 09 4. . . , . .g. for Hlilklllg tlns year 5 annual posslble. 3- J. oo 5, .g. 252 151 Comphrnents 31 '2' 3. 31 .g. Of .5 .x. .x. Oth Oxi .g. I .5 jzj Mr. D. 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Oh yes, I always buy my things from Chapman's, Main Street you can buy so economically. Every one says that Chapmarfs are the home of paints. , pf rf, I . juuaggjagl-I, fi I ' :. A if Gr? Si 1 ' , Q n- .fiililfl - -fltt i if i ., r ' ', is ',--- ii. :- i e Hag, H 4?-NN ,sswsw +.,,,sM- Hear yel Hear ye! Get maga- zines and newspapers while they are new. VVhy are you yelling so Eugene? Well, why shouItln't I, Al- berta? Everything at the 12th Street News Stand is always new! I always say buy at the 12th Street News Stand. Hi, there Nancy, what are you doing here? Well, I always eat here. Wat- son's New Frozen Inn serves the best Iuncheons I must say. We like it. Let's go and tell everyone to eat at Watson's Frozen Inn National Road. ,I -Wir Hicks hair styling is the next thing to natural curly hair . . . Why Betty Ebber, I didn't know you came here for your permanentsf' Well Louise, I guess I'm getting the Hicks habit, the same as the other Triadelphia girls. The new Sandroil Permanent they give here is simply gorgeous, and a lot of the girls say that Hicks give the best manicures in Wheeling. A lot of the fellows get their hair cut here, too. I agree with everything you have said Betty and let's tell all the other girls about it. Hicks Beauty 8: Barber Shop 109 Key Ave. Phone E. G. 2732 75 lie I- drninistration 0'so'no'eo'no'on'n'n'n'u'n'n'n'n'n'u'u'40'oo'oe'ein'oe'oo'fe'oe'ofof'on'.Jn'no'no'no'.fn'oo'oo'oo'ue'oo'u'u'nh''M'QQ'N'QQ'QQ'Qin'n'u'n'ako'eo'oo'os'oo'oo'oo'oo'u'n'oo'n'n'oo'n'u'u'N'..'. so ................ .................... 3 ,D ..................................... x x -'- ::: 1-: -Z- 3. axe 'X' .g. 4. 33 H - - H 2 ,2. Convratulntlons and Best Wlshes 3. - ,:, U ,i, Best W1rl1f5 For Sua'c-xy '2- .. .. 'z' 3. fx. 'S' 3. to Class of 1939 3. . , ,:, :Ind Huppzne,-'T To The Clay: of 39 :fr .Q .Q 2 x 2 , OO rf: :-: -2- ft. 3. 'X' -1- L. S. GOOD SL CO. -2- '-' If: If REICHART' '5' :-: :-1 -1- 3. .xo .XO .:. .:. 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'-we always say 'Hank at Wheeimgs Best B.mk'. I-IALF DOLLAR TRUST St SAVINGS BANK 1501 MARKET STREET VVHEELING, XV. VA. ,.. . XXX. Look Sonia, isn't that a 1 pretty dress in I-IORNE'S window? It certainly is, lean. They always have nice Y things here. That's why I buy my clothes here. I always say buy at HoRNEtsy E., law Yes sir, this is one of the finest men's Clothing stores in the city, Charles. You're right, I always buy at Bernhardfs, where smart men buy smart clo- thing. And . . .we're smart men! We buy at Bernharcltfs I225 MARKET ST. - ei! 77 Ei? - HS li I' 0 Harriet Carter: Why, hello, Tom. Dont tell me you are buying insurance. Yes, you see I received some money from my grandmother for gradu- ation and I can't think of one better use for it than to buy some insurance. That's exactly what I'm going to do with some money that my aunt gave me. I know some other students doing the same. Clyde O Law G. 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CARMAN CRAGO RUTH BETTY ARCHER BERTHA IRENE CRAIG LEE WOLLNER BAER ALBERTA CUNEO LUCILLE ORPAH BAVIN IRENE BETTY CUNNINGHAM MILTON IOHN BELL LEROY CUNNINGHAM IOSEPH FRANCIS H. BELTZ MARGIE DAWN DAVIS RETHA FLORENCE BENNETT MARY ALBERTA EBERLE MARIORIE ROSS BITZER BEATRICE ANN EMBLEN WILMA EVELYN BLAKE IEAN LEE FARIS OLGA BLOECHER IAMES FARKAS WILDA IUNE BORST ERNEST E. FENDT, IR. MICHAEL BOURY, IR. THOMAS MORGAN FINCK MARY ELEANOR BOWIE BETTY FINLEY ALFRED BOYER MARY ELLIOTT FISH IOHN BROZOVICH IOHN WILLIAM FOOSE HARRIET VIRGINIA CARTER IOSEPH LEE FRANKLIN IUNE IOAN CASEY A VIRGINIA GARDELL CHARLES CAUDILL LORETTA LOUISE GARTNER MARIE CAROLYN CLARK ALEX GLASS HERBERT HAYES CLEMENS ELSIE KATHRYN GONGOLA LAURENCE HENRY COIL LOUISE GREENE C. THOMAS COMMITTE LOIS KATHERINE GRIFFITH MARGARET GRIMES RUTH ELEANOR HARMON B. PIERCE HARPER SONIA GERALDINE HARR ARTHUR I. HENDRICKSON IAMES F. 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