Barboursville High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Barboursville, WV)

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Qffice Practice These brave ones fought storms and protests to cle- liver the messages: Svufnzl: R. SOXVARDS S. KEYSER N. BAILEY -I. OWENS MRS. NALI. C. EDENS Slaznlirfgz L. DAMRON F. FISHER A. JEFFREY L. PRATT C. LUSHER N. BIAS J. ENYART M. BLEDSOF E. REYNOLDS J. KING Abxwzt when fzirfnrc was 11mrlc': J. GUE B. LAWSON The 7th Annual Know Your State Government Day conference was held in Charleston day, February Allen, Patty Groves and Mrs. Allen address by the newly elected Governor, Cecil H. Underwood. They also heard an explana- Know Your Store Government on Mon- ll. David heard an Page F orfy-Iwo An il7'U6'Sfl7IC'I7Zi in fznoewledge always pays the best ilztercst J! tion of the duties . responsibilities of 5- ather state-elected o cials, participated in open discussion of gl citizenship practices : paid a visit to the Sl Legislature to hear : sions of the House z Senate.

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Art Club Seated: A. Greeson, L. Meadows, J. Hardin-nan, D. Johnson, J. Gooch, D. Scarberry, E. XVoodard. The noble designers of the good ship's flag and other paint- ings jobs aboard ship were: Row 1: Mrs. Milam, C. Hale, J. Meadows, B. Venoy, S. Riggs, T. Miller, H. May, J. Legg, L. Dingcss. Row 2: S. McCormick, T. Ferguson, D. Pratt, XV. Bias, B. McCoy, R. Bins, R. Adkins. Here arc the seafar- ers who took care of the ship's log . . . PIRATEER STAFF Editor C. Sharp Asst, Editor S. Taylor TREASURE CHEST STAFF Man. Ed. C. Sharp Asso. Ed. F. Fisher JOURNALISM CLUB Pres. E. Hunter V.-Pres. B. Brumfield Pirclteer 5 Annual Sta Scared: Miss Goodman, F. Fisher, C. Sharp, S. Taylor, E. Hunter, D. Johnson. Row 1: D. Scarberry, N. Adkins, IS. Nutter, L. Dingess, B. Reagan, B. Brumfield. B. Wagner, L. Meadows. Row 2: Bates, Diehl, Bowen, E. Wfines. Absent when picture was made: J. Lind and B. Warden. Page Forty-one

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X l X I A I I These sailors planned for the future when they would be off the ship and out tilling the soil . . . Row 1: R. Childers, Pnrliamentariang C. Spurlock, Treasurer, G. McDermott, Prcsidentg B. Clary, Vice President, B. Blankenship, Secre- tnryg Mr. Murnmn. Row 2: C. Morgan, D. Chapman, C. Henry, L. McGlothin, W. jackson, J. Ray, R. McCallistcr, W. Eaves, L. Drown, G. Gue, D. Kelly, B. Thompson. Row 3: C. Byrd, K. Estep, K. Guthnrd, j. Henley, T. Smith, B. McCoy, R. Stephens, F. Scarberry, M. Benedict, D. Ferrell, G. Adkins. Row 4: D. Hibner, C. Ritlenour, B. Campbell, I.. Spurlock, A. Hannah, R. Mummn, XV. Bias, R. Spurlock, B. Adkins, D. Bolen, G. Adkins, R. Spurlock, K. Blevins. And in the Mess H ll . W' ', I 5- 1.5, ffhixn...-Zfsnb .,-.. ' yy as . A ?M - - ' . 'J f 'T -, ...W . t, . ..--. , f i 'l it C' Gi -'N put fear into the hearts of the bravest, but, these cooks endured it throughout the ye Left to right: P. Wnrdeim, Mrs. Carsey, P. Starkey, R. Moore, Mrs. Warden. whos... aw-q.,,,,,,, No matter what the conditions, these stalwart ladies saw that the hearty crew was fed. The mighty rush to the mess hall could Ar. Page Forzfy-fbrrc'