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CLASS HISTORY The caravan started in '48 witl 79 ploneers under the QlT6CtlOH of our two scouts, Miss nldlne omack and Miss Twila Doutt, we started on our Journey with our d6StlD8t1OH oelng Diploma, Chapnanvllle iigh School Honors were bestowed upon the emoers of our cla partlclpating ln sports, Quincy, Tom.y, Phil Jlr J, Billy, Glenn, wilson, Fletcher and Lorman Our girls tea won the Junior h1gh basketball honor , Lilllan Joris, Juarita, Joan, Lerexyn, faster, u8lllS and June norls, nolly, ard Lilllan were on the Cheerleading squad Clara Bo axd letcher were crowned princess and prince at the carnival lfter taking on s pplle e started our 8gHlH our scouts tnls time xere Lrs Ann Hatcher and rise Twlla Doutt ve had gone a few miles when we met zith hostlle Indians During the sbirmlsh that followed we lost some beloved frlends, Patty ull1n Jack, and Uavld hlle we sat around our canpflre that rlgkt ,u1ncy, Bill, Franx, lommy, Doxald, Dolly, :hil Doris Gall Lllllan, Selly are lancy gave a play nCOmlHg Round the Lountalr W Starting out again, we were under the sole guidance of mls Twila Doutt Other battles with hostlle Indlans took qulte a few oi our friends Ne welcomed some new member that year, Wllda Cllnton and margaret 'The Professor Proposesn, the Junior play, was glV6H by Nancy, June, Clinton Chester, Bonnie, nancy, R ford, Donna, anna, Llna, and Glerx A CdI1lV8l was sponsored b us the Junior class to make one money Thlngs began to get dulh so we decided to have more fun This brought abonf +ve Junlor Senior Tron which was a great treat starting off on the last l p of our Journey, we were 85813 under the sole guldance of Tis Doutt We ordered rlngs, cards, lnvit tlons, cap and gowns We are all looking for ard to the prom and commencenent days With 51 of the sturdy pioneers left we have alno t finished our Journey The welcomed new members thls year, Bobby, Bill, and Imogene Fonnie answered the call to matrimonx and left us We are sincerely greatful to our sympathetic and UHd6TSUQHdilb teachers,who have led us throug many storms a d mi hap when we have reached our destination and are handed our diploras, we know we will be capable of living happy and useful lived in this modern age eenlors of l95l 52 Drexel Heade Donna Talbert Dickie Privett Phil Wiechman June Dingess Imogene Barcum Donald Bledsoe Mary Baisden Sallie Butcher Bill Nelson Lillian Griffin Chester Conley Garner Martin Dolly Hainer Charles McDowell Norman Chapman Doris Cooke ..... Jimmy Horn .... Glenn Brown... Mary Shelton .... Shirley Martin.. Tommy Dent ..... Best all around boy Best all around girl Best athlete Friendliest boy Friendliest girl Wittiest Noisiest Quietest Most Likely to succeed Most handsome boy Most attractive girl Laziest Best dressed boy Best dressed girl Best physique Most popular boy Most popular girl Hardest Worker Best mannered boy Best mannered girl Class critic Biggest Bluff 'XR N J Egfr- li Erie lun ll J!! F , X . .. . 1 ' 11- . 1 ' ' H ' ' 1 ' 1. - ' - n r ss ' my ' 1 ' - - , .l..' , er .. W. . '- ' ' , ' 1 . , , .11 'fl A ' S . Y 1 , ,' ' r ' ' 'X A , 1 U , . . . N .., Q . . 'Q L 1 . 4 U SX. ' Q t ' .1 I ' - .' VW' . 1 1 - .. . 1 - y. ' f - 1' 1 . . . . ' . T l.. S, . 14 ' . . . . , , ,A ,, A L 'l , V V, l ,, . . . ., W. ,, 7 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . , .. . v S . . . . , . . Q , . . ,v, P 1 1 ' ' 1 . -' x 1 11 v , f ' F ' X50 - V ' ' L SV' ' '. fl 1 ' I , ' . .1 - . L f. . 'Q 5 ' 3 , v ' ' -pr qv ' ' ' 1, S n u L , . TI 1' . M s . ' ' . . , ,, ,. ' f . , ,,. H 1 Il S Sn ' ' w n ... .......... ...- ee. ... ... K lil! DOI 1 ..... ... Eg, U .... .... YI' Jf fu. f.. wmv ... .... -I B V, - llilll CII! vf , , use once - -5, V ' ..-. ... u .... ... ' l .- - -, ...... ... l ... ... 1 ,mf ...s ...
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PROPHECY Hello there I'm HARVEY the lnvisible wabbit Do you know what this is? Its your tenth graduation anniversary Would you like to know what each of your old classmates are doing? Here goes FRANK CASEY is playing pro football for the Chapmanville Lame-Brains JOYCE McCLOUD the new M S JAMES ROBERT FRYE, is now living on 24th Street with her husband and two children JUANITA VANCE now ownes a chain of 5 Q lO4 Stores in the Chapmanville district SALLIE BUICHER is giving TRUMAN private English and public speaking lessons MARY BAISDEN has discovered something new- talking DOROTHY PHIPPS is now manager of the 5 8 lOc Store on Big Creek VONNIE MAE MULLINS has replaced PURUNA on the Hillbilly Round Up HELEN LUCAS is head nurse at the Vetrans Hospital in Chapmanville TOOTS GRIFFIN, has replaced MAY WEST and is now starring in a new movie called NCome On A My House,n with Harry JUANITA BARKER, Arnett and family are now living in their own home on Hewetts Creek PHYLLIS GIBSON is head of the Commercial department at Chapmanville High School PHIL WIECHMAN has replaced AL JOLSON, and sings at Stoneys Saloon in Chapmanville NINA STEELE ELKINS resides in Washington with her husband ADMIRAL WILLIAM ELKINS IDA LANE LAKE is chief model for J H VICKERS A SON DORIS COOK FERRELL lives on City View Hill with WIRT 6 SON QUINCY HUTCHINSON now writes funnies for the HA HA COMICS MARY SHELTON has her own reducing shop in Chapmanville GARNER MARTIN finally followed Mrs Shelor's advice and 18 now a leader MARY BROWN who has now changed her name to Adkins, sits in her modern home Main St in Chapmanville darning GENE'S socks SHIRLEY MARTIN DIGGES now resides in Clarksburg CHARLES McDOWELL has his own private school to teach ulove making W BOBBY MILLS is art editor for the New York Times ANNA LAURA PORTER is an air hostess for EDMONDS AIR LINES in Chapmanv1llc MADALYNE JUSTICE is home caring for her new set of twins Chapmanville High LOUISE HENSLEY is now beauty operator at the FIX IT SHOP in Chapmanville MARGARET RUTHERFORD is now an old maid still waiting for the right mah to come a ong DOLLY ANN HAINER is now writing the column 'ADVICE T0 THE LOVE LORN in the Chapmanville Weekly MADALYNE DINGESS has replaced MISS DOUTT in teaching English at Chapmanville High JUNE DINGESS MEADE and family now live in Chapmanville JERRY CONLEY has become the worlds greatest author TOM Y DENT has a chain of gas stations all over Chepmanville REFORD SCAGGS is bookkeeper for Chapmanville High DREXEL MEADE has his own picture studio in Florida SAMMY CARPER has replaced LEFTY FREZZELL over station T R Y DONNA JEAN TALBERT is now giving MARGARET TRUMAN music lessons GLENN BROWN plays ball for the 'CLEVELAND RED DOGS DONALD BLEDSOE plays LITTLE BEAVER for Red Rider and CHETA for Tarzan NORMAN CHAPMAN is head DOCTOR at the animal clinic at Huntington NANCY HUTCH has replaced the late 'LITTLE MISS SUNBEAM ' DICKIE PRIVETT has taken over POODS BARBER SHOP in Chapmanville. BILL NELSON is CHIEF CHEMIST for Island Creek Coal Company JIM Y HORN is now GENERAL in the National Guards BILL CREMEANS is now head of English and Journalism Departments at Chapmanville High NANCY GARRETT CASEY is now PRINCIPAL at Lane School, while Frank is taklrg care of the children JOE PRIDEMORE is now taking care of the PRIDEMORE DAIRY on Big Greek. LAVADA FOWLER now lives at Jeffrey, where she is taking care of MORRIS GENE and twins CHESTER CONLEY is now singing with the PIONEER FIVE at Holden GOLDIE ADAMS now is chief POSTMASTER on Harts Creek IMOGENE MARCUM has now replaced MINNIE PEARL on the Grand Ol' Opera AVONELLE KIRK now ownes part interest in the BELL TELEPHONE CO on I O FREEMAN KILLEN has replaced MRS. SHELOR in the General BGS1u9SS classes at . in .
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