Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-09-24

Glee/ Club has more boys in it tAan
in former years.
On Monday morning, September
21st. the Senior High III, Glass, gave
their first Chapel program. Stanley
Dadisman, president of the Class Was
in charge, and conducted the d@o-
tional exercises. The remainder Of
the program was as follows:
Song-School.
Reading-M Mildred Spencer.
Piano Solo-Thelma Absalom.
Essay-Emma linn.
Life of VIM. Howard Taft-Evelyn
Gall.
Humorous Story-Harold Branden-
berg
B. H. S. Song-School
The President extended a cordial
invitation to the visitors, Mrs. Kerr,
Mrs. FELTON,, Mrs Elder and Mr.. AL
lender, and invited them to attend
the. future program.
Denver Shomo, of the Class of l'23,
who has been attending school in
Chicago, was a welcome visitor at
the High School Tuesday
From the High School Roster giwn
below you will notice that Belingtsl
High School has students whsse
names represent varied activiass,
places and professions. We wish to
call attention to the following: There
are three president, Taylor, Jackson
and Wilson represented, but the
Junior rs can boast of one boy whose
name is Woodrow Wilson. The gen
erals we have are Sherman and Prne
the Church is represented by ~
Elder and Parrish and a Parsons
while the tradesmen are Weaver, Dig
man, Smiths, Wareh. We have Hills,
Thorns, Thornhills, Moores, Sand
ridges, Markwoods, Woodfords,
Woodleys, Hillyards and Glenns. The
only country represented is England,
yet we have the province of Brand
enberg, The Biblical names are. All
SALON., Lazarus and Cain We also
have Ernest Students Shepherds,
one Freeman, Goldens, Brewer and
Coffmans. While we have many
Jones and Smiths, the name that has
the most representatives is Wilson,
which has seven students to its credit,
The Faculty represents the religious
musical and Industrious side of life
since it hes in it a Church, an Elder,
a Harper and a Waggoner, Tucker
ard Curry.
Below is list of the students in
Belington High School, listed accord
ing to the Glasses they are in:
Senior III: Thelma Absalom, Harold
Brandenberg, Opal Dadisman, Stan
ley Dadisman, Hannah Edwards, Vada
Elder, Evelyn Gall, Wilma George,
Ephriam LAZARUS, Doreen O'Brien,
Mildred Spencer and Emma linn.
Senior II: Lucille Cain, Abilene
Criss, Geraldine Digman, Lillian Ed
mond, Ressie Fitzwater Addie Gaunt,
Gertrude Griffith, Ernestine Hill,
Lesta Harris, Lucille Jefferies, Ethel
O'Bien, Julia O'Brien, Iona Swick,
Aza Lee Smith ,Mabla Shomo, Norma
Rhorbou i Lena Weesa, Caerei. Er-
nest, Hugh Findley, Wilson Forney,
Adron Griffith, Blair Jo~es, Beltran
Phillips, DEUEL. Price, John Rosen-
berger, Harry Robinson. Total 26.
Senior /: Evelyn CaGiaan, Sicily
Corley, Ina Dawson, Viola Ernest,
Helen Gibson, Leora Heavener, Gree
Hunt, Goldie Lazarus, Irene Moore,
Mary Mcclellan, Dorothy Shepherd,
Doris Wilmoth, Marjorie Wilson,
Virginia Woodford, Monson Coffman,
Raphael Coffman, Harold Dennis.
Dayton Ernest, Claudio Freeman.
Guy Golden, Claire Harrah, Okev
jackson, Arlington McCauley, Theo-
ore hurry, Hugh Price, Obed Polling,
William Ramsey ,Alva Row, il,
Maurice Row, Oral Rinehart, Clifford
Saffle, Hansel Shomo, Kenneth Shomo
Russell Simpson, Thomas Woodley,
and Wilbur linn. Total So.
Junior III: Ada Ball. Opal Bennett,
Dorothy Bfyien, Abbie Coffman, sy-
bill Corley, Margery Hill, Daisy Hal
Ter, Fossie Jones, Mabel Koontz,
Mary <. Koontz, Helen Keyser, Sylvia
Kittle, Alma Moore, Elizabeth Nc
Coy, Hope Price, Margaret Right
Edith Roberts, Elizabeth Row, Irene
Shomo, Martha sandridge, Hazel
Sherman, Eva Mae sturm, Eyangeline
Wilson, Gladys Wilson, Edith VII
moth, Ova Mae Weaver, Tene Wilson.
Blanche Ware, Iona Booth, Oslo Boil
ton, Thomas Anderson, Vance Auend-