Washington Irving High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Clarksburg, WV)

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9119? nv N .1 x' 'I H. I H. E. LIIVIPERT General Science and General Mathema tics A. B. Fairmont State Teachers' Colleg LOIS MICK Latin A. B. W. Va. Wesleyan MABLE CUNNINGHAM Amciizan History A. B. VV. Va. Wesleyang A. M. Columbia University VV. C. SULLIVAN Mathmetics A. B. Salem College: w. Va. University F. B. RAMSEY B. S. in Mechanical Engineering B. S. in Industrial Education: W. Va. University HELEN LANG Bookkeepini A. B. Salem College CLAYCE G. KISHBAUGH Assistant Librarian W. Va. University CHARLES A. STEVENSON Retail Selling A. B., A. M. W. Va. Universityg University of Chicago J. E. GUDEKUNST Mathematics A. B. Grove City College GEORGIA FLORY English A. B. Morris Harvey College W. D. JUDY Biology A. B. W. Va. Wesleyan: A. M. W. Va. Pniversity GRACE ALBRIGHT Latin A. B. Ohio Wesleyan University: A. M. Columbia University EMILY TAYLOR English Ph. B. Dennison Universityg M. L. University of Pittsburgh 0. B. MORRIS Mathematics A B Salem College A 'VI W Va Univrrsity F l

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MISS CUSTEB A volume of praise would be a meager tribute to pay Miss Custer. A strange way many of us have had of expressing our gratitude toward her, yet no senior has gone forth from these portals before gaining a deep admiration, somewhat mingled with sympathy, for Miss Custer. Many are the times she has made a catastrophe or calamity seem quite trifling by offering a helpful suggestion or flash- ing a calm smile. Here's to Miss Cus- ter, a personification of true Wash- ington Irving spirit. MISS BAILEY To Miss Glyde Bailey, English teacher extraordinary, sage counsel- or, and tireless worker on our behalf, we, the seniors of Washington Irving, can express only a small portion oi the deep gratitude we feel for the countless services she has rendered us, willingly and without reward. MISS BAUER We, hereby, offer our deep thanks and llberal praises to Miss Lillie Mae Bauer who has labored long and hard to advance the 'tdivine art', among those of us who are would-be actors. Little do those across the footlights realize the effort and long hours spent by Miss Bauer this year, as well as in past years, in promoting drama in Washington Irving. She is, in herself, the embodiment of the National Thes- pian motto Act well your part, for there the honor lies.

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CLAY B. HITE Physical Education A. B. Fairmont College: W. Va. University JULIA F0 .9 ' Typing, Shorthand A. B. Bowling G 3 College of Com ' -' Duke University J F. U. GREGORIE Industrial Arts A. B., B. S. Salem Collegeg W. Va. University: Carnegie Institute of Technology L. EURA GRAY Social Science A. B., A. M. W. Va. University: University of Michigang University of Coloradog University of Pittsburgh MARTHA WILLIAMS KEHOE Home Economics B. S, W. Va. University HENRY A. MAYER Instrumental Music A. B. Salem Collegeg B. M. University of Michigan: M. A. Ohio State University MILDRED LIVINGSTONE GROVES Music A. B. Transylvania Universityg W. Va. University RUTH GARRETT English A. B. Denison University JAMES E. DYER Mathematics B. S. W. Va. University MARGRET V. KYLE French A. B. W. Va. Wesleyan FLORENCE HOLLINS Commercial Branches A.B. Bowling Green College of Commerce R. A. ANDRE Biology and World History A. B.g B. S. Salem Collegeg W. Va. University LILLIAN C. MOORE Home Economics A. B. University of Iowa LENA STUTLER English A. B. Marietta Collegeg A. M. Columbia University QE. we Q fs I ':,,,,,. 5 ii 1 ' fa