Clay Battelle High School - Liberanni Yearbook (Blacksville, WV)

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Contents Foreword 2 Liberanni Staff 4 Faculty 5 Service Personnel 8 Seniors 10 Juniors 23 Sophomores 27 Freshmen 30 Eighth Grade 32 Seventh Grade 34 Activities 37 Sports 47 Advertisements 53 three

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Foreword Just below the Mason-Dixon Line stands a school so brave so fine is the theme chosen bv the Class of '52 for the Liberanni to introduce you to the Classes, Sports, and Organizations. The Mason-Dixon Line marker on our school seal symbolizes the location of the school which is about 300 feet below the state line. Our school colors are blue representing the North and gray representing the South as were designated during the Civil War. We hope we have made our book interesting to you and wish to take this opportunity to thank those who have made our yearbook possible, especially our advertisers. Our school song: Clay-Battelle. we re going to fight for you For your colors, gray and blue Win or lose, we’re loyal sons of thee Clay-Battelle. we ll see you through. Just below the Mason-Dixon Line Stands a school so brave so fine Once again we stand united For the name we proudly bear. two

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First row. left to right: Stanley Tennant. Kenneth liddy. Sue Ammons. Jack Wise. Junior Phillips. Mrs. White. Advisor. Second row: Jane Williams. Sue Moore. Jim Tritchler. Joan Neely. Mary Bell Dean. Carolyn Lough, Dave White. Ronald Berry. Lorraine Bean. Third row: Bob Barr, Dewey Wendt, Frankie Tcnnint. Betty Wilson. Jim Chisler. Liberanni Staff Co-editors Art Editors Organizations Editor Sports Editor Business Manager Assistants Circulation Manager Assistants Advisor Sue Ammons Jack Wise Stanley Tennant Kenneth Eddy Frankie Tennant Dave White ..Junior Phillips Mary Bell Dean Joan Neely Jane Williams Sue Moore Jim Tritchler Dewey Wendt Ronald Berry Lorraine Bean Carolyn Lough Betty Wilson Bob Barr Mrs. Gladys White four