Ceredo Kenova High School - Heraldus Yearbook (Kenova, WV)

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no agua DEDICATION MR. ELMER TABOR, Principal .We, the Heraldus Staff of l95l, are very proud to dedicate this edition of our annual to our principal, Mr. Elmer Tabor. This is his second year as principal of our high school and in that time we have all learned to admire and respect him. We know there have been times when he has felt toward this senior class much like a parent toward a problem child, but we will have to admit that he never gave up and his good advice and encouragement have brought us through to the day of our graduation. Mr. Tabor has always been found to be congenial and cooperative with both students and faculty. In short, he has been a wonderful leader and director during his time with us, and we shall always be grateful to him.

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The Y-Teen Club invites all ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades to become members. The girls do everything possible to promote friendship and good service in our school and our com- munity. The membership of the Y-Teen Club this year consists of approximately 50 girls. These girls enjoy parties and activities during the year. The club year opens with the informal initiation of new members in October. This year the club had a Christmas party and also donat the Chocolate for Christmas campaign sponsored by the Huntington Y.W.C.A. and gave money to the Ceredo-Kenova Minis- terial Association for Christmas baskets to give to needy families. The year closed with a spring luncheon in April. The officers of the Y-Tee l95O-5l are: President-Jane Wright Vice-President-Patty Bias Secretary-Shelia Clendenin Treasurer-Phyllis Myer Sponsor-Ruth Stockton girls in the in this club other social ed money to n Club for s THESPIAN T 2. The Follies of December l8 at Workman was ch ROUPE No. H5 '5O was presented on the high school. Carol osen Miss Follies and received gifts. There were several per- formances, two of which were matinees. 3. A program was Woman's Club January. given at the Young of Ceredo-Kenova in 4. The annual Thespian Dinner-Dance was held at the Hote ton in February. l Frederick in Hunting- 5. The Thespian Troupe entered the one-act olay festival at Marshall College in March. Miss Carol Workman was chosen as Queen of the Thespian Follies on Monday, Decem- ber l8, l95O. She was chosen by popular vote of the student body and those who at- tended the presentation of the Follies. Y-TEENS A Thespian Troupe No. ll5 of C-K H. S. was first organized in l936. Its members are admitted by merit only. They become eligible by appearing in plays, doing stage- work, publicity, being business manager of a play, taking a special class in speech or dramatics, receiving awards in literary work, etc. The sponsor is Mrs. Nan Hutchison. The Thespian motto is Act Well Your Part, There All Honor Lies. Officers are: Barbara Caniff, President, Lois Heck, Vice-President, Peggy Frazier Wilson, Secretary, Katherine Allen, Treas- urerg and Mrs. Hutchison, Sponsor. Meetings are held every two weeks at the members' homes. Events held throughout the year are listed below: l. Sponsored Home Coming Dance after the Wayne vs. CK game. Presented gifts to Queens and outstanding players of both teams. MISS CAROL WORKMAN 27