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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

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W We are grateful to all those who made our book possible and it is with a feeling of satisfaction that we present the 1953 LlBERANNI. -v g, C' 6.1. PW Q Table .bf C ontents 'A Foreword ............................,. 2 4 Liberanni .snr ..... - .... Q ................ 4 Faculty ............... ....... 4 ......... 6 Q, Service Personnel A.......-,-..-4.....Q.' ........ g..- 8 E, , r - N 4 Seniors ..,....... J44... ........ Q ........ ID J uniots ...4.................. Q-V ........ 2 1 Sophomoths ......... ... ................. 25 Freshmep .....,.. L ................. ' .... 2 8 Eighth Grade ........... 4 ............... 30 Seventh Gtade --! ..................... 4,32 Activities ...................... ....... 36 Sports L---b ....... p. ...................... 52 Advertisements ..............., .......... 5 7 H :hm n '- 4 .' -v 5' ' . ?f-X.f1'1q,.: .1 ' 1 ' ' , Egg-14 HY in H if L' u .,,.',1j f ' f-.Hg :wg .7 Ag ' ' 2 1 l EE A, , - 'ml'- .f - '4 4 .g ' ' 'N . .- 1- .- ' yi-T' , ' ' ,4 YA v b 1 'K r ' iz . : ,. - ' ig 131 - iii.: vw Seated' Helen Jones. lfllen Tennant. Shirley Hawkins. Susan Tennant, Carl Hennen, Harriet 'l'uttle. Sui Vs'ilson. Mary Kay Wilt-y', l.ola Cumlwrledge. Standing: Don Sine. Wayine Tennant. Mrs. XVhite. Adviser: Dolly liddy. Veld.i 'l'ennant. l ila Owens. .Io Ann Core. .Iohn Ralwer. .lack Yost. Neile Howard. Co-editors Art Editors Class Editor Organization Editor Sports Editor Business Manager Assistants Circulation Managers Adviser tour Liberanni Staff Velda Tennant Jo Ann Core Susan Tennant Helen Jones Carl Hennen Dolly Eddy Sue Wilscun Shirley Hawkins Lola Cumberledge Vifayne Tennant, Jr Nellc Howard Mary K. Wiley' Eugene Kirby Jack Yost Don Sine Harriet Tuttle Lila Owens Mrs. Gladys White ,Q few I2 The Leaders We Had A. R. Bryant B.S.. lVl.S. West Vir- ginia University Vocational Agriculture Louise N. Herod si B.S.WestVirginia University Vocational Home Ec- nomics X Harold E. Eaton A.B. Marietta College, B.S.Ed. Ohio Uni- versity, lVl.A, West Virginia University Principal Problems of Democracy Glenn Phillips BJS. in Ed.. M.S. in Ed. West Virginia University Industrial Arts Edna T. Berdine B.fS.H.E, West Virginia University Librarian English Alpha P. Reynolds BUS. Radford College Biology Science Physical Education Patricia Davis A.B. Iowa State Uni- versity, M.A. West Virginia University English Art Guidance VValter C. Mason A.B, Fairmont College Coach Mathematics History Kent Staggers A.B. W sb C l- E. w. Richardson lege, aHfiAf 5V ,fit Ceramics Virginia University Mathematics Dramatics llurrold ll. Sisler B.S. in P.lid, Assistant coach Drivers' Training Gladys R. White AB. Fairmont College. lVl.A. West Virginia University English Journalism Ji 1 Nancy Lee Wilson A.B.. M.A., West Vir- Charles D. Whitehill ginia University Student at West Vit- English ginia University Band History Typing General Business Anne White A.B, Fairmont College Music Simon L. White A.B. Fairmont College. M.A. West Virginia University Geography American History World History . . -:FZ i f ' seven Service Personnel Mrs. Lola Owen, our school secretary, is a graduate of the class of '49, Her duties in- clude keeping the financial records in order, paying bills, and acting as secretary and treasurer of our school. These tasks she performs in an efficient and capable manner. Familiar with us are the faces of Dan and Thelma Tennant, our janitor and janitress. Keeping the school clean and comfortable for the students and faculty is their occupation. Dan and Thelma have served our school since 1946 and have done a commendable job during this period of service. ' Mrs. Cook, better known as A'Cookie to the students. has the duty of preparing and serv- ing the food in the cafeteria. Assisted by girls, she has served us well since December of 1942. when she started as a cook for our school. eight kk J Th Cl mates We H President Vice-President Secretary c c, Treasurer Historian Sponsor 7, Colors Flower Motto Senior Class OFFICERS c ClimlaWTho' HISTORY James Austin JoAnn Core Harriet Tuttle Jimmie Ross Tennant Eddie Stiles Mrs. Patricia Davis Green and VVhite White Rose the Roads Be Rugged Once again our class, now 45 in number. occupies one home room with Mrs Duns is sponsor. As seniors many activities face us and we have given our class play, Fresh Air ind hid our senior pictures taken, Commencement invitations have been ordered in anticipttion ol th great day --when we graduate, Now we are busy trying to raise funds to help hnance a trip to Vvlashington U C 1 lltp to which we are all eagerly looking forward. te Patricia Davis Class Sponsor James Austin Jim. one of the he-men of the senior class: is ac- tive in footlball and other sports. He has been presi- dent of his class for the last three years. Jim has no special pastime other than liking the girls. His favorite dish is spaghetti. He is a memlber of the Thespians and has been in several plays and the Junior Variety Show. Monta Jo Byrd Jo's main interest is boys, usually the Mt. Morris ones. She could be classitied as the smallest girl in the senior class. Jo has lots of fun and seldom lets her lessons bother her. Along with others Jo manages to get into her share of mischief. Jo Ann Core Jo Ann. Chapter Sweetheart of the F.F.A.. hails from Core. She is also president of the F.H.A.. vice president of the senior class. and co- editor of the yearbook. Jo Ann hasbeautiful black. curly 'hair and blue eyes. She is usually seen with Shirley and Ellen. and her main hobby is writing letters to Ohio. Freeda Ammons Blond, blue eyed Freeda comes from Mooresville. Her favorite pastime is square dancing. Among her favorites are boys, especially certain ones. You will usually find her having a good time with Wanda. Freeda is quiet but manages to get into her share of mischief. Raymond Brewer Raymond. better known as Snowball, is one of the quiet boys of our class. He lives at Pentress and is not fond of study- ing. Snowball likes to eat, especially chocolate cake. His favorite pastime is 'hunting and trapping. He would much rather spend his time following these hobbies than doing school work. .lo Ann Chisler Jo Ann is one of the q uiet memtbers of the class. 'S'he enjoys her work in pottery. Jo Ann comes from Daybrook. She likes running around better than studying and in her spare time she likes to watch for a white Ford. For her future she plans to work at Westinghouse. Lola Cumberledge Lola is the only senior coming from Brave this year. She enjoys eating butterscotch pie. Lola is the assistant editor of the Mason - Dixon tLine, and business manager of the yearbook. She is seen most of the time with Dolly and Vet. Her favorite pastime is run- ning around with .1 cer- tain boy from Waynes- burg High School. eleven Lou Downey Lou c o m e s to Clay- Battelle from Pentress. ln the s um m e r time she spends most of her time swimming. She e n j o y s eating potato salad and after graduating she hopes to bec o m e a waitress. lou is very co-operative in doing work. but she fails to enjoy spending too much time for lessons. Dolly Eddy Dolly can be seen most of the time with Vet and I.ota. .-x lo n g with her studies she enjoys Frank- ieis company, Dolly is class editor of the year- book. l.ike moat girls. Dolly has a temper. After graduation she hope: tv Gnd a good money-mak- ing -job. David Hall Dave is the tallest boy in the senior class. He has played the bass horn in the band for six years. His favorite food is spa- ghetti and meatballs but he cats double helpings of everything in the cafe- teria. His favorite pas- time is hunting and going to see a certain blond from Pentress. He also belongs to the l7.l3.A. and the Square Dance Club and is active in the Boy Scouts. Colleen Haught Wade Colleen. our only housewife and twin in the senior class. comes from Crossroads. Haze-l. as known to her friends. is very quiet and verv pretty and is busy now collect- ing recipes. lf you looked for Colleen you would find her working in her husbands service station in Vvladeslown. twelve Mary Margaret Dudash Mary Margaret is one of the best dressed girls in the s e n io r class. She brought the seniors honor this year by being crown- ed Miss Clay-Battelle at the Junior Carnival. Her favorite friends are Wanda Forquer and Monta .lo Byrd. Mary Margaret is one of the lucky senior girls with a diamond on her left hand. Wanda Forquer Wanda seems to be one of the quiet seniors. She hails from Core and can usually be seen with Monta Jo and Mary Mar- garet. She is well liked by everyone. After com- pleting her senior year at Clay - Battelle. she 'hopes to get a job at Westing- house. Arleen Haught Arleen is one of our pretty senior girls. She was elected Miss Clay- Battelleu and Miss Battelle District in 195 l. She can usually be found with Pat Price getting into some kind of mis- chief and usually getting c a u g h t. Her favorite hobby is writing songs. Shirley Hawkins Shirley has the honor of being drum majorette in the band. Sae also is on the yearbook staff. She can usually be found with Jo Ann and lillen. She enjoys attending foot- ball and 'basketball games and eating mashed pota- toes. She hopes to get .1 job after graduation. Carl Hennen Carl hails from Wades- town. He is one of the quiet fellows of the senior class, He enjoys sports very much. both playing and watching. His favor- ite pastime is eating ice cream and doing art work. He won a gold key with his pottery work. He is also ti member of the FFA. Robert Johnson Bob likes to do crit- penter work in his spare lime. He also likes to play football and softball. His ambition is to become a mechanic. Bolb spends most of his school time in pottery class w'here his teapots have won him fame. He is very quiet ibut is quite willing to do his share of work. Mack King There is never a dull moment when Mack is around. He is interested in basketball and has play- ed for two years. He is a member of the EEA. and president of the Square Dance Cluib. His favorite food is chili and in his spare time he likes to chase around with Ray- mond. Stuart, and Eddie. After he is out of school, he wants to take up elec- tronics. Huberta Knight Huberta joined the senior class this year. She previously attended Hun- dred High School and is usually seen with Helen. Cathern, and Norma. Hutberta usually has her work done in time to en- joy a galb session. Her most recent plans are to 'become a housewife soon a ft e r graduation, She plans to make her home in Charleston, West Vir- ginia. N elle Howard Nelle hails from Wana and is usually seen with Vet. She is on the year- book staff end enjoys her work in pottery. Nelle is quiet, neat, and a good student. Nelle has trouble remembering how many children her brother Luther has. After gradu- ation she hopes to go to business school. Helen Jones Helen is known for her giggle and fast talking. Wherever Helen is found there will be something going on. Helen is on the art staff of the yearbook and has had several roles in school plays. She hopes to become a good house- wife after completing her senior year. Eugene Kirby Eugene is one of the most liked boys in the senior class. Eugene has had some trouble getting his report card home so his parents will not know how many days he has missed. You'll find Eu- gene flying low in a blue Chrysler most of the time. His principal interests are shop work, 'butterscotch sundaes, and girls. Eugene hasn't decided what he will do after graduating. Henry Leary Henry is better known as Hank to his friends. His favorite pastime is hunting and his favorite sports are football and basketball. He is a mem- ber of the Thespians and his ambition is to join the Marines. He likes to eat hot dogs and is seen with a certain cute blond from Core. thirteen fathern Lemley Blond. blue eyed Cath- ern likes to run around and usually has her les- sons. She is ttsually found with Huberta. Helen. Norma. and Susan. l.ike most girls Cathern has a temper that is easily dis- turbed. 'iliates' favorite pastime is talking. especi- ally in linglish class. She is undecided as yet what she plans to do after graduating. Leonard Moore .l. e o n a r d hails from Daybrook and likes to tease some of the girlS fro m Vw'adestown. His favorite food is a n gel food cake. You can hnd l.eonard coon hunting in his spare time. He is a tnember of the F.l3.A. and his ambition is to become a trttck driver. Fred I'ztrk lired. the Star Farmer of '53, is a person who gets along well with everyone. He likes to play basketball which he has played for two years. He belongs to the l3.lf.A. and the Square Dance Club. He enjoys eating banana cake and plans to work on a farm in the fttture. .lohn Rather Johnny Bill Rztber is one of the tallest 'boys in the senior class. Johnny Bill. as he is known by' h i s classmates. c a n be found singing almost any time as he considers music his favorite pastime. He also enjoys running around. He is active in both basketball and foot' liall. fott rteetl .lean Main L-ittle Jean is always quiet. She is al wa y s ready to do her share ot' work whenever asked. ln her spare time Jean likes to listen to hillbilly mus.c. She is also one .il the stu- dents in the senior -:lags who can always be def pended upon to have her lessons. After graduation she plans to get a job. Lila Owens Lila comes from Day- brook and is the cut-up of the class. She is on the yearbook staff and does her share of work. 1.ila is usually found with the Wadestown girls and get- ting into or out of mis- chief. l.ila enjoys attend- ing football and basket'ball games and is quite active in spofts herse.f. Patty Price Patty hails from Vyhdestown and gets into her s h a r e of trottble. Patty's third finger on her left hand is occupied with an engagement ring. Patty likes to run around and s e l d o m lets her lessons bother her. Patty enjoys school so much that she often walks to school al- though she is quite late. Norma Simpson Norma is one of the cute girls of the senior class, You never see Nor- ma with a hair out of place. She is always neat and is very attractive. Norm enjoys singing. ln her spare time she enjoys talking and getting into things she isn't supposed to. After graduating she plans to get a job. Donald Sine Don comes from Jakes Run and his favorite oc- cupation is r u n n i n g around. His future hope is to go to college and study to be a mechanical engineer. Don is well liked by his school mates. Don at- tended the State Student Council meeting at Jack- son's Mill th i s y e a r. Cherry pie with ice cream is his favorite food. Glenn Stiles Glenn. now a member of the Air Force where he intends to complete his high school requirements, joined our class as a junior. G l e n n enjoyed taking part in all sports. although he was ineligible to be a part of our team. His sparkling blue eyes and friendly personality made him well liked by tboth classmates and teach- ers. Stuart Strosnider .Stuart comes to Clay- Battelle from Wana. He is more interested in runf ning around than school work. .Stuart was noted for his part in the Junior Variety show as one of the Negro thieves. You will usually find him run- ning around with Ray- mond. lf Stuart can't be fo u n d at Wadestown, just look for him on the Range. Jim Ross Tennant Jim Ross is more in- terested in sports and a certain girl than in his studies. He is very court- eous and cooperative, This has won him the respect of his teachers and class- mates. Jim h ails from Daytbrook and can be seen most of the time driving a green Pontiac. Jim likes to coon hunt in his spare time. Edgar Stiles Eddie is the athletic type and has played three y e a r s of football and basketball. He hails from Wadestown, b ut enjoys spending most of his time at Brave and Crossroads. Eddie, along with some other senior boys, is noted for getting as much bread in the cafeteria at noon as he can eat. Eddie is small but he is noted for his fast running ability. Raymond Stiles Raymond, also known as Badleg, is one of the class clowns. He can usually be found some- place with Stuart. Ray- mond managed the foot- ball team this year. He seems to get enjoyment out of blowing his horn at certain people in the middle of the night. Badleg also manages to get enough to eat in the cafeteria. Ellen Tennant Ellen has light red hair and 'hazel eyes. She is on the art staff of the year- book and enjoys art work very much. .She is usually found with Shirley and Jo Ann. Other than school work Ellen enjoys writing letters to Ohio. She plans to be a good wife aft-er graduation. Susan Tennant Susie hails from Blacks- ville and one of her in- terests is art work. She is also on the yearbook staff. She is quiet and usually manages to keep out of mischief. Susan hasn't yet decided what her future will be, brut she is wearing a diamond on her left hand. ftfteen Velda Tennant . Velda. better known as Vet. enjoys herself almost every where she is. Vet spends a good deal of her time working onthe school paper and year- book. Vet has two pet p e e v e s -- teachers and boys. She complains a lot about her school work but she really enjoys school. Harriet Mae Tuttle Harriet Mae comes from Xkfadestown. Her favorite pastime is running around. She is on the yearbook staff. She is also kept busy managing the sen'or class money. Harriet Mae is uauxlly found with the XVadestown bunch. She is noted for her seat in linglish class in front of Johnny Bill, Talking to him is her weakness. Sue Wilson Sue hails from Day- brook. She is ra t h e r quiet, but she gets into her share of michief. She is a member of the year- book staff and belongs to the F.H.A. Her favorite food is cherry pie and ice cream. Her ambition is to get a man. sixteen Wayne Tennent, .lr. Wayne. sometimes known as Willie. is the class comic. Wayne en- joys playing football and baseball. He also enjoys eating and singing. lf he couldn't whistle or sing, he would be lonesome. Wayne is a memiber of the Thespians, F.F.A.. and a member of the year- book business staff. He seldom lets his st u d i e s bother him. Mary K ay Wiley Mischievous Mary Kay is an active member in the senior class. Being a member of the paper and yearbook staff keeps her busy in that held. Mary Kay is also a member of the F.H.A. She is usually seen with Harriet and Colleen. Her favorite food is spaghetti. Jack Yost Jack hails from Core and enjoys sports, When afked what he liked to eat, his answer was FOOD. He also enjoys weekends. Jack is a mem- ber of the FPA. and a past member of the band. He likes very much to visit Morgantown High School. Wonder why? NAME Henry Leary Raymond Brewer Leonard Moore Raymond Stiles Stuart Strosnider Monta Jo Byrd Jo Ann Chisler Jo Ann Core Lola Cumberledge Wanda Forquer Lou Downey Patty Price Arleen Haught Cathern Lemley Helen Jones Jean Main Mack King Huberta Knight Norma Simpson Ellen Tennant Carl Hennen Robert Johnson Freeda Ammons Dolly Eddy Susan Tennant Velda Tennant Harriet Tuttle Mary Kay Wiley Sue Wilson James Austin David Hall Eugene Kirby Fred Park John Raber Donald Sine Eddie Stiles Glenn Stiles Jimmie Ross Tennant Wayne Tennant, Jr. Colleen Wade Shirley Hawkins Nelle Howard Lila Owens Mary Margaret Dudash v..ri4.,n.1i.s'5 9 Class Wills WILLS his position on the football team his American History book his seat in English class his love for Goldie his seat in English class all her hugs her g-ood times in Pottery her shapely figure her tallness her love for Fred Berry her ability to get along with Mr. Eaton their ability to run the halls her freckles her friendship with Mr. White her place as a senior his good English grades her ability to fail an English test her talkative tongue her ability to catch a Mt. Morris man his ability in art his English book her muck in Pottery her seat on the Jakes Run bus her small waist line her ability to get along with Mrs. White her ability to talk her duck cut her ability to get along with Cookie his bashfulness his tallness his ability to be engaged and not know it his free periods his ability to sing in all his classes his happy ways a pair of pants his athletic ability his quietness his ability to get into trouble her ability to get married her new drum majorette hat her ability to remember anything her ability to get along with Clay-Battelle her height TO John Eddy Mr. White Rusty Bobby Joe Rush Elmer Simpson new coming seniors Clara Jo Watson Nancy Bell Shirley Cummins Maxine Vincent Charles Floyd Tennant Mary Lou Morris Jody Staggers Shirley Jean Tennant anyone that needs it Marguerite Husk Bob Rogers any junior Jean Bishop Ruth, Wilda, and Shirley anyone that needs it Mrs. White Robert Russel anyone that can get it Wilma Tennant Paul Jones Myrna Holiman Twyla Conaway Jeannie Ammons Ronnie Ammons Mary Brewer Jackie Harvey any Pottery student anyone that can get away with it Fred Berry Bobby Joe Rush Larry Yost ' Bill Lemley Paul Jones Myrna Holiman the next drum majorette anyone who will take it Jeannie Ammons Mary Martha Wilson SCVEIIIBEI1 D e a r D i a r y Dear Diary: ' July l8, 1963 As I sit here tonight writing to you, memories of my dear old classmates of Clay-Battelle High School come back to me. Many years have passed since then, but I bet they are all promi- nent people in the world of today. I wonder if Huberta Knight would want to accompany me in a flight back home to see our friends. You see we both joined the W.A.F.'s. Dear Diary: July 19, 1963 It is a beautiful day so homeward I go. Arriving home the Hrst person I went to see was one of my best friends, Colleen Haught Wade. Of course she is happily married, but a career woman too. She sells Esso gasoline at her husband's filling station. We decided to go to a new night club in town that night, where the star singer was going to be Johnny Bill Raber. The chorus line had Arleen Haught, Patty Price. and Norma Jane Simpson. That wonderful Wayne Tennant Jr., was master of ceremonies. Dear Diary: July 20, l963 The next morning I needed a doctor and who do you suppose I found in the office, Jean Main as receptionist, Helen Jones as nurse, and Stuart Strosnider as doctor. I then decided I didn't feel so sick and went on my way to buy a new frock at Dudash's Womens' Apparel. The name sounded familiar. After entering I saw the manager was our Mary Margaret. Deciding it was time for lunch I started looking for a restaurant. Stiles' Restaurant looked neat so inward I went, where to my amazement I saw Eddie and Raymond as head chefs, while Susan Tennant, a cute little waitress, served the food. At the table beside me I noticed a nice looking gent and then I remembered Jim Austin. Upon inquiring his profession I found he was a banker. A movie, that would be relaxing. The picture I noticed, was Good Old Days, Qfitting titlel. After buying my ticket from Nelle Howard and being ushered down the aisle by Raymond Brewer, I relaxed and enjoyed the picture. In the newsreel I learned that Lila Owens had just won the world's longest hot rod race. The comedy to my surprise was written by Leonard Moore. The stars -of the main feature were astonishing Harriet Tuttle and Glenn Stiles. The picture was produced by Wanda Forquer and the art work was done by Carl Hennen. I also saw a new Frankenstein skit with Henry Leary as the new Frankenstein. After the mfovie I hailed a taxi to take me to the hotel where I was staying. The taxi driver was none other than Bob Johnson. Oh, yes, while coming home I noticed that Eugene Kirby owns a garage. There to hill up your tank was Don Sine and to clean your windshield, Lou Downey. While reading the news this evening, I noticed that Jo Ann Core is a famous author and has just published a new book. Jim Ross Tennant is now playing ball with the Cleveland Indians, and Fred Park is doing very well as a general in the army. Just then the telephone rang and I went to answer. The operators voice sounded famil- iar. I asked her name and found it was Freeda Ammons. She then connected me with a more masculine voice that I recognized as Jack Yost. He invited me to a party at his ranch. I had to decline the invitation because the next day was Sunday and I wanted to go to church. While talking to Jack, I asked if he had heard of any of our school friends. He replied that he had some of them employed. Upon inquiring, I found that Mack King was the best bull fighter ever seen: as I remember Mack, he should be good at lighting bull, since he threw so much of it in school. Employed was Monta Jo Byrd to feed his chickens, Jo Ann Chisler to water the pigs, Cathern Lemley to cook his meals and Velda Tennant to drive his tractor. Dear Diary: July 21. 1963 I went to bed early so I could get up and go to church. Upon my arrival I was surprised to see a woman pastor who to my great surprise was Shirley Hawkins. Singing in the choir were Lola Cumberledge, Dolly Eddy, Ellen Tennant, and Sue Wilson, under the direction of David Hall. Dear Diary: July 22. 1963 I have returned home now and have been looking over my experiences which you con- tain. l know I can never forget them and the wonderful time I spent while searching for my old school friends. Well, diary, I am tired after my long journey, Ho Hum. Goodnight diary. Mary Kay Wiley eighteen Popularity ,S WW!! lirst ww, .'Xt'lvm- llutgltt, l.il.1 Owcns. Harrict lttttlu. Vvlnync 'llL'I1I'1JI'll. Jr. Sucond row: Cult-st-N'l.1ry Kay XVils.-y, .luck Yost: Most Athletic .md Host Sports--lgddic Stilt-s. l,olA Cum' lu-rlcdgc. lil.1 Owcns. .limmic Ross 'll-nn.mt: Best l'crson.1lity-Vt-Ida Tennant, .lim Austin: Must Musical- I Cfullcun Vxntlv. .lnhrt lhbur. lltnrd ww' I-l11'tt-stfhlt-1111 Sttlcs, fVl.1ry Kay Wilcy': Quictist .mtl Most 'l'.1lkntivc4Bols Johnson. Hulcn .ltsm-x, Mntk liiny, tlt-.ut Khin: licwt All fMtwtlml-NV.1y11u ,l'L'llIl.lI1l, .lr,, .In Ann Con-. Iwmutlt tmx M-ut Ungnttll-C..ttl lit-tttlttn, Nrlle Httwud' Mun I'Il1ttt-nt'--H.ttttt-t Ittttlt' Dun Sins: Mtmt l't1pul.u -Qtlonn bttlos, X't'ld.t lL'IlIl.lIllI lit-51 l,Ik'ShL'Llflllll fhtxtitt, Ntnttm Sllllpmbll. lwith row: Bust lxmlung-John Rqtlu-r, Lollccn WttdL': Moxt Intullt-ctu.1l .xml Most lilttfly ltr Bttttt-ul--ljutt Sinc. .lo Ann Cforc: l'l.1ppicst-R.1ymond Stiles. l.ila Owun. ninctt-cn l Q 'S .-1-1-'-'f-'iffi-1 The Kids We Knew Junior Class OFFICERS President Paul Jones Vice-President ,7 7 7 e Glenn Eddy SQCICIJIY, 7 CC 7 7 ,C77 77 Bob Rogers Treasurer Betty Bell Sponsor 77 ,7 7 Mr. Staggers Co-sponsor. 7 7 Mrs. Berdine Colors 7 C7777 7 77 Green and White Flower 7 Yellow Rose Motto A'Paddle Your Own Canoe HISTORY The class of '54 first assembled in 1951 when students from Vkladestown and Daybrook joined the students of Clay-Battelle. Honor came to us as Bill Walker and Mona Joy Tuttle were selected as president and vice- president of the Student Council. Fortune smiled again when Bob Rogers and Paul Jones were elected to head the Student Council as president and vice-president for the present term. September 3, l95Z, witnessed our bow as this ye.1r's junior tlass. Now we .ire striving to become seniors and .1 step nearer our goal-if-graduation. twenty-one twenty-two Jeannie Ammons Ronald Ammons Betty Bell Nancy Bell David Berry .lean Bishop Pearl Pmroolxover Kenneth Delaney Albert Eddy Glenn Eddy I,uIa Eddy Paul Eddy Robert lfluharty Anna Mac Iioley Janis Garrison Pa ul Gross .Jacqueline Harvey Donald Headley Jimmy Headley Richard Hillherry Myrna Holiman Marguerite Hush Paul Jonen Mary Keener Don Leary Bill l.emlcy lune Lemley Alton Mason Mary I.ou Morris lzlaine Moore Patty Moore Robert Pennington Donna Pyles Allen Richmond Bob Rogers Robert Russell Bobby Joe Rush Donley Shriver Ronald Shriver Mae Sine lilmer Simpson Ann Smith Ruth Snider .lohn Staggers Jesse Stewart Darwin Stiles lfred Tennant Jean Tennant Kennard Tennant Garold Thomas Donnie Tuttle Mona Joy Tuttle Naomi Ttxttlc Maxine Vincent Bill Walker Clara .lo W.itson lfmma Weakley Darrell XVilsun twenty-three llirst rowi led lnttle. Sue Moore. l.arry Tennant, Jane VVise, Janet Vwlise. Bob Pennington. Cecil lennani. Marv Kay XVilev. Arleen Hanght. .lanis Garrison. .lo Ann Core. l.ola Owen. Richard Hill.laeri'v. .lim Chisler, Alton Mason. Second row: Alberta Cfonaway. Margaret l,ough. Thelma Price. Peggy Price. lwyla Coiiawav. Virginia Altmire. lmigene Hartley. .lanice Knicely. Rebecca Wiley. Mary Jo l-laught. Mr. Mason. Raymond Stiles, Stuart Sirosnider. Mr. Vtlhite. Mack King. Third row: VL'ltl.lilACl'lI1.lI'll, Donnie Tuttle. Colleen Wtidt-. Jack Yost. Terry l.emlev. Ruth Ieniley. Bill I emlev. I ola Cfuinlveiledge, Nancy Bell. Dewey Weiidt. Janis Garrison. lfnurth row: .lack Pauley, Mona .lov luttle. liaith Rose, Shirley Cummins. Margie l'luh.iitv. Patti' Ciuinp. Mari' lfleteher. .Ioan lltmltix, Shirlev Parks. Jane Bitiiininage. Virginia Altmire. John Staggers. liitth row' llattv Price. Arleen Hauglit. Nancy Bell. .lanis Garrison, Mary Morris llaiiiet 'I little. Colleen XVade. lbollv liddy. Keith Arnett, Norma Simpson, lrluberta Knight, Don Sine. Clathern lemlev llelen Jones. Don Sine. Maiv Dndash. li Sixth tow: .lolin lialier. Ann Smith. llenry l.eary. June lemley. .lo ,-Xnn Cioie. Sliirlex' llawltins Velt. lennant. Maxi' l Simpson. .lane NVise, .lean Mooie, .loan Boltis. .lane liruininage. Shirley Stiles. Mary l-leteher. Sliiiley tfninmins. .leant-tte 'l'ennant. Mr, Phillips and daughter. .lean Bell. .Iune l emleix Marx' li. Wiley. lVlyrna lloliman. twentv-four Sophomore Class OFFICERS President , James Tuttle Vice-President Bob King Secretary ,een Betty Morris Treasurer Bob Miller Historian Jean Bell Sponsor e Mr. Glenn Phillips Co-sponsorw Mr. S. L. White Colors Blue and White Flower White Carnation HISTORY The class of '55 assembled at Clay-Battelle in l95O, with Mr. Glenn Phillips as our sponsor. Our number was 46 consisting of members from Blacksville, Bula. .lakes Run, and Pentress. The enrollment remained the same until 1952 when it became 55 by new students from Brave and Core. This year we gained students from Daybrook, Wadestown. and Hundred Junior High Schools, raising our membership to 77. We also gained a co-sponsor, Mr. White, who assists Mr. Phillips in guiding and directing us. twenty-five twenty-Six Buddy Ammon: Carroll Ammons Virginia Allimire Jean Bell John Bell Fred Berry Joan Bokis Sarah Brewer Jane Brummagc Neil Chadwell Twyla Conaway Shirley Cummins John Eddy Jean Eddy Ronald 'Eddy Mary Fletcher Margie Fluharty George Gross Patty Gump Herbert Harker Robert Harker Mary Jo Haught Norma Hi-bbs Benjamin Howard Jim Johnson Joyce Jones Junior Kennedy John King Bob King Scottie King Naomi Jean Knight George Lantz Eddie Leary Margaret Lough Wilda McCord Mary Dell McCoy Leslie Hendershot Nolan Mercer Bob Miller Marvin Milliron Bobby Moore Don Moore llarry Moore .lean Moore Belly Morris Ruth Neely Bob Owens Shirley Parks Arclilh Richmond Albert Raiber liaith Rose llllen Snyder JoAnn Staggers Donald Stiles Glenn Stull Billy Styvestant Wilbur Talbert Cecil Tennant Fred Tennant Jeannette Tennant Nelson Tennant Richard Tennant Shirley Tennant Carl Thomas Bob Toothman James Turtle Loretta Walls Donnie White Rebecca Wiley Mary Sue Willard Chester Wilson l.enard Wilson Jane Wise ' Eugene Yost 5 6 l twenty-seven Freshman Class CFFICERS President Keith Arnett Vice-President , ,- Dell Vwfest Secretary I,arry Yost Treasurer .Robert Stiles Sponsor Mrs. Gladys Vwlhitc Flower Red Rose Colors Red and VJhite Motto Forward liver. Backward Never HISTORY September of H952 found the class of '56 hack in room 27 with our sponsor. Mrs. Gladys R. Vwlhite. XVith a membership of 53 we boast of having the largest home room in school. Autumn days found us busy completing our eighth grade project which was culminated when the American Stores awarded our class a handsome Zl-inch Philco television set. We are quite proud of this award and feel that few classes have an opportunity to view the world as we do. Approaching our sophomore year we ever keep in mind our motto. Forward liver, Backward Never. twenty eight' Keith Arnett Norman Bean Allen Berry Shirley Berry Roger Bishop Mary Brewer June Corder June Cumberledge Carolyn Delaney Jean Iiddy Mary Eddy Shirley Eddy Anna Marie liorqtler Melvin Hall lffamy Harker l,aura Higgins Ruth Johnson Ruth Jones Shirley Jones liugene l.emley Nancy Lemley Sondra Michael Jesse Moore John Moore Patty Myers .lack Pauley Grover Pennington Opal Phillips Donnie Richmond Bill Seamen Charles Shaw Bernard Shriver Bessie Simpson John Simpson Lois Sine Harris Spring .lean Stewart Robert Stiles Charlotte Snider lilizaiheth Tennant James Tennant Jimmy Tennant Ruby Tennant Shirley Tennant Glenn Tennant Sue W.1lker lit-ll WL'st fxl.tti.m Wise larry Yost twenty-nine Eighth Grade Class President Vice-President Sec reta ry , Treasurer Sponsor Colors Flower Motto OFFICERS Joe Tuttle Peggy Ammons Janet Wise Mrs. Reynolds Purple and White ,Carnation ,, Practice What You Preachn HISTORY Our class began this year with '38 students under the guidance of Mrs, Reynolds in hu first year of teaching. ICJITL Our class had nine boys go out for basketball this year, with all of them hung on tht At Christmas our group had a jungle party. We exchanged gifts and had a Christmas tree and learned that our teacher is one who likes parties as we do. thirty We hope to try hard in our studies and follow our motto, Practice VJh.1t You Prtati Ma:'tl1a Ammons Martha Bittingcr Barbara Bolyard Jack Brummagc Wayne Callahan l.inda Sue Conn John Copeland 'Richard Cummins Thomas Eddy l.arry Eddy Don Fordyce Adrain Haught Alfred l-leflin Ollie Headley Karen Lemley Ruth Ann l.cmley Freddy Moore Jimmy Moore Carl Moore Marie O'Conner Charlotte Pennington Donna Shaw John 'Snider Shirley Strakal Carolyn Tennant David Tennant Dwain Tennant Mary Tennant Alberta Tuttle Joe Tuttle Rita Mae Tuttle lfllis Varner John Vincent Jean Williams Mary Martha Wilson Janet Wise ji O thirty-one Seventh Grade Class Presidents S Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Co-sponsor Class Colors Class Flower Motto OFFICERS HISTORY Lydia Tuttle Richard Eddy ,Tim Mason Linda Areford Mr. Bryant Mrs. Wilson Gold and Blue Red Rose Living to Serve On September third a new group of seventh graders came to Clay-Battelle High Sehool Some were from Core, Bula, Jakes Run, Blacksville, Mooresville and Pentress At the Hrst of school there were 54 students in the seventh grade. Later Harold Witrmg, moved into the community and enrolled in our class which made our enrollment '17 With Mr. Bryant as their homeroom teacher, part ol' the seventh grade moved into tht Vo-Ag room. The remaining part of the class moved into room Z3 with Mrs Wilson as their co-sponsor. thirty-two Delbert Ammons l.inda Areford Pauline Berry Melvin Bolyard Jerry Brewer Cilcndora Brookover Grace Cress .lanice liddy Richard lfddy Jody Green Judy Hall Richard 'Headley Genevieve Higgins Margaret Huffman Betty .Johnson Clary Leary Joseph Martin Nancy Martin Tim Mason Jimmy McCord .lames Moats Alverta Moore Carolyn Sue Moore Dwaine Moore Nancy Moore Melvina Morton Kent Porter Allen Rebold .luanita Reibold Allen Simpson l.ee Smith Pearl Smith Albert Statler Charles Tennant Glenn Tennant .lane Tennant l,arry Tennant Melvin Tennant Ronald Tennant Wilma Tennant liydia Tuttle Ted Tuttle .lanet Velone Donnie Varn-er l.illian Walls l,oye Walls .lohn Walker Patty Williams Allen Wilkenson .lack Wise Donnie Wise Albert Wise Rebecca Zini thirty-three Bl l k'.lI'Y. l'lrsI l lcnnon. SEA ww llalrn-1 lulllv. llaulinu Bcrry. l.ola C:LlI11lYL'I'll'dQL'. Dollv lidclv. Vclda ,l'0l'lI1.1l'll. .lo :Xnn Curr. Cfarl XK'ilda Nf1CC:Ol'Kl..lU.1ll Nccly.Dnru1hyNcvly. Nancv Bell. .lanis Garrison. .lovcc .luncrs Builv Mnrrix lorcixa XX'.nllwl XVilnl.1 N'l.Cfurd. .IL-an Bell. Nancy Bell. .lunc l,a-mluy, IR-ggv slnnnum. .loc lulllu. .Iam-I XX'isc vlw Rngcu. Marv Nl.ll'l1.H'L'l lludaslw SL-cmmd row' .lim llcaclluy. Ncllv Howard. Clcnc Yosl. SCUIUL' King. I,arrv Yam. .'XrLlc:l1 liluhnnwncl. lwvla unawax: ljllkhll Copa-lami, Na-llc Howard. Vclcla Tennant. l.nla Cl1n1lwrlcdgv. lhinl usw, Nllklllld .lu Byrd. Ruth NL-cly. .lancl Xylsc. l,ois Slnv. RL-bccca Vs'ilcx'. Carl Hcnnvn. l'aul Grams llarrlcl 'l'ulIlL'. Dunnic 'I'u1llc, lllllflll row, Margiv l'lllll.ll'lY. .luancllc 'l cnnam. I,ila Owuns. June l,cn1lcv. Janis Ciarrisnnl .loan Bn-ll. Nancy cll. .Ivan lalaly. .lanis Clarrisun. Nancy Bell, llcnry lcary, l,orvxla Vw'alls. .lung lcnmlvy. l-illh ww .lanus cl.ll'l'lSOl'l. Nancy Pu-ll. .ln-Qsc Su-wart. Donald Headley. Bill lumlcv. licnnclh lDcl.n1cx'. Mrs oulw. l mma XVvalxlcy. llarrict lulllu. l aura Higgins. Paola Rogers. Vulda lcnnanl. XVilLla Nlcfioul. Nano' Bull Iran l'wll. .lmxv .lwnl-s. Rlllll Nculy. Six! thirty- fo lm ww: XX'.ulcsluwn 71h grads. .lanicc Garrison. Nancv Bell, Klawld 'I'lmmax. liulw lk-nningxun, llcnrx V L-an licll. lk-ily Morris, l.orclla Vwalls, Myrna Holiman, Harriet rlllllllkh ur The Fun We Had BAND-lfirst row: Twlya Conaway, Leslie Hendcrshot. Carroll Ammons. Shirley Hawlcinr. Mary .lo Haught. Cecil Tennant. .lack Pauley. Donna Pyles. Second row: Mr. Charles Whitehill, Ardith Richmond. Nancy Bell, Norma Simpson. Ruby Tennant. Mary Brewer. .loan Bolxis. Third row: Garold Thomas, Janis Garrison. Alton Mason, Mary l.ou Morris. Harriet Tuttle. Mary Martha XVilson. Adrian Haught, Jean Stewart. lfourth row: Dorothy Talbert, Jane Williams. Martha Bittinger, Peggy Ammons. Jo Ann Core. .lean Bell. Kent Porter. liifth row: Sondra Michael. Bob Pennington, Myrna Holiman, Janet XVisc. Grover Pennington. Carl Thomas. Vx'ill1ur Tallaert. gig. 'V ww '37 QUll.l. ANU SCROll,l,gl5irsl row: Robert Rogers. Ruth Snider. Betty Bell. Mona Jov Tuttle, Paul Jones. Second row. Mrs. Vylliite. sponsor: Mae Sine. Pearl Brookover. June l,emlev. Nancy Bell. Thiril row: Sue Vwlilson. l.ola Cumberledge. Velda Tennant. Dolly lfddy. lfllen Tennant. Jo Ann Core. thirty-six 1 ? B a n d SENIORS AND INSTRUMENTS Jo Ann Core c , - D- Saxophone Shirley Hawkins . -- S-- French horn Harriet Tuttleuz, aaz,Cornet David Hall ,S A, S M .Bass horn The Clay-Battelle High School Band consists of forty ive members under the direction of Charles Whitehill. The band has traveled many places since it was first organized in 1943 by Miss Francis Berry. Some of the places the band has traveled are: Salem, West Virginia, for the regional festival, and Huntington, West Virginia, where the state band festival was held. It also took part in the Safety Patrol parade at Washington, D. C., as well as many local parades and festivals. Quill and Scroll OFFICERS Presidente e,,,,, ,z,,Velda Tennant Vice-Presidente, -K -a- -Ruth Snider Secretary--- .... .... . JoAnn Core Treasurer ..ceca ....c B ob Rogers Sponsor e,,...a S-- , e,,...... Mrs. Gladys R, White The Quill and Scroll was first organized at Clay-Battelle High School in 1940. The purpose of organizing this club is to encourage and reward individual achievement in journalism and allied fields. The society takes an active part in raising standards in its field and in directing the course of high school journalism. To become a member one must have at least a junior standing, be in the upper third of his class, have done some phase of journal- istic or creative endeavor, and must be recommended by the adviser. thirty-seven Future Farmers of America President ..... Vice-President, Secretary ..... OFFICERS Wayne Tennant. Jr. --------------------.Donald Headley Bob Fluharty Kennard Tennant Treasurer .......r................. Reporter -,....-. .- r............-.. Sentinel ...... Parliamentarian Adviser r...-e...... ..---- ..... zzz- .Jack Yost Fred Park Carl Hennen --T-T-----T ---.Mf. Bfyant The Clay-Battelle Chapter of the FFA is one of the outstanding clubs of our school It is organized from boys studying vo-ag and offers opportunities for becoming a better farmer A chapter sweetheart is selected each year from the FHA by the FFA and is presented with a jacket bearing her name and title at the Parent and Son Banquet. JoAnn Core was selected as chapter sweetheart of 1953. The FFA moved to new quarters under the new gym and has better facilities. To teach food preservation a deep freeze and smoke house have been added. Future Homemakers of America OFFICERS President .... .-- .. r........ I ..... -M -zz Jo Ann Core Vice-President .....,.......... ---- -.-- Ellen Tennant Secretary -.........., ..,r . - .....,r. Shirley Hawkins Treasurer ........................ ,zz-Donna Pyles Historian ................ -- ...... - .,.. Mary Kay Wiley Parliamentarian ...r...,.....,..rr...t. Lila Owens Song Leader---- .....-,.......,...... zColleen Haught Adviser ..............,......v....... .Mrs. Lyle Herod The Clay-Battelle Chapter of FHA was organized in 1947 under the supervision of Mrs June Rose Simmons. The FHA is a national organization for students who study home making in senior high school. Some of the activities the chapter has participated in are: Parent and Daughter Banquet serving banquets, sponsoring movies, and selling cards and C. B. shirts. There are four degrees of achievement given to members of the FHA who have done out standing work in the organization. The club is made up of fifty-one members this year under the supervision of Mrs Ly c Herod. thirty-eight lll'l'l'lll' l .XllNll'llS Ulh .-XNllflilC:X--l5irsl ww. lfrcnl Park. l'QL'I1l1.1lLlil-L'lll1.lIll,.l.lClx Ymi. XX'.ix'm- il4CI1Il.ll1l. Qilcnn Slilrx. llunnlil lluulluv. ll.iul lfaldy, llmli Russel, Mr. l5i'y.iiii. .idvisuii Sviuml mu: I L-uii.iril Xlmwc. Cilcnn Stull. Mclvin H.ill, Bill SCJIIIJII. Sqniliu King. Bob ll.irlxci'. Cf.ii'l 'l'lioni.is. l .iirv N mi. liuli lluIi.ii'lx' .Nllwri lfildv. lliiril inn' liigvilv lviiilvy, C.irl llcnncn. llnrris Spring, Clamld 'l'hivni.is, llcilv ll.1i'lxcr, lXlUI'l'Il.lI1 lhnin. l Clmilcs Slmw. l5ri-il l7h'II'Y. llxrwin Slilus, Nclson lllUI1D.'lI'll. luiiiili run' lfililiu Slilcs. Nlnilx King. .lini Ross il-CT1I'I.1I'll. Bob lVloni'u. .lim li-nn.ini. lrcil il'L'I1ll.ll1l, Cicnc mi Pauli Siilm, llivid ll.ill. .lnhn King. ,x . . . , ., , ,, i , l ll l K lxl llUNll Nl.Xlxl R5 Ol ,'XN'll'RlC.,'X -l'iisi .iimii Riiili Xu-lv. XXild.i Nlfimiil, l'llvn l'L'lHl.lIll. Shirlcy lllwlxlllx .lin ,Min 1 .wiv l il.i Klxvviis. Sui- Vi ilwn. ll.ii'rwll llllllL'. l.l.iinc Xliwic, Xl.ii'x' llcIi'lici'. Nl.irgii' l:l'lIl1.ll'lY, li.lllL'lli' li-nn.iii1 Sliiiluv C iininiins. Sui-iiil ii-xx S.lf.lll l'wii-wi-i Iii-lu-...i Wlili-x, Sliiiluy l'.iilv, .lmin lliwkix. llwcilx' Nlniiix, N.iniv llcll liinv l uinli-Y, lmIli'll.l XX.illw lfin lililx livlli-i-li XX.1ili' Nl.1iy lX.1x' Viiluv Nlis lluinil, ilClK'lNL'I. Iliiiil inn Y,-1111.1 5-iiiipm-ii llulvn .li-nm fnllllvlll li-mlm Sliiilvx' .li-.in l1'Illl.lllI, fXl.iii.in XVN' liinv Vniilri. X iigunm Xlllllllx' Xl.iii .lu ll,llIy1lll. lwvl.i Ki1ii.1xx'.iv. .Nilwii llnuglii. 4,li.iilwIic51iiilui, l.lllll Kim l'.i1lv Kiunip . , I . lnniili mu liniii 5i,ii1gi-ix Sliiilcv l'mi-riv, Nlyi'n.i iluliiiinii. .lizin li-nn.ini lllvn Siixxlri Suv X'x'.illwi lil-Hx' .iiiiniy Uixil llliillips lmm.i XVugilxlcv. Nlnrv lun Nluriis, lfillv llrici' lliiily ninu C XXH'R.'X Cl UB'-V Ifirwl ww N113 IJIUI1, spnnsux, xl.1T'y1iA' l1llh.ll'IX'. X1.u- Sun' I l.nmv Ilarkvr Svcmni row' Allun Mawn. .ll-we Muon-. Dun lv.1xAx', Kmlh .'XI'I1Cll, POS I'I R Cl UIS Mary ln-nu.m1. Iinfssuu SIIHPSUI1. luis Sim-, Manx' .Xnn Kdniv. Ruth Julmwn, Slmlvv In irlvx' .lum-s, Rum' Maru' I'UI'llllL'I', Mrs. linux. sponsor. f-wrlx' 4 Camera Club OFFICERS President-- - --CCC--C C,w..... -C ,,C.. Keith Arnett Vice-President --C-C-C ....., - .C., CCC- -C Efamy Harker Secretary and Treasurer--- CCCCCC C- CCCCCCC -May Sine Sponsor-- CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Mr. H. E. Eaton This club was organized this year under the supervision of Mr. Harold Eaton for the purpose of taking pictures of school activities for the scho-ol paper and the yearbook. We have been unable to accomplish very much because we have not had a dark room for the development of our pictures and other necessary equipment. With the completion of a dark room in the new gym, and with more equipment, we hope to be able to furnish pictures for use next year. Poster Club OFFICERS President CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC --C----.Lois Sine Secretary CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC Mary A. Eddy Treasurer CCCCCCCC CCCCCCCCCC C ---Mary A. Eddy Sponsor CC---- - ---C -CC--- . . ---- Mrs. Patricia Davis The Poster Club was organized in 1951 by Mrs. Patricia Davis. The Poster Club is a service organization with two purposes which are: full To make posters for the various organizations in school and communities for a small fee. Q25 It tries any new art material which comes in and also assists Mrs. Davis in teaching other classes their new art projects. There are only ten members this year, but as the club expands and gets older, there will be more members and they can render new and faster services. . forty-one Student Council OFFICERS President ..,. W, .... -. ......... 4- .Bob Rogers Vice-President .... . ..... ..... - --.Paul Jones Secretary and Treasurer ..A, .eeA.K c Ruth Snider Adviser ................e,e,.e.... .---- Mr. Staggers The Student Council of Clay-Battelle High School, composed of twenty-six members, was organized in 1941. at the time a constitution was also drafted and adopted. Each member must have and maintain a B-average in scholastic work and citizenship to qualify for this oflice. The council was host to the Annual Tri-County Meeting, and delegates were sent to the West Virginia Student co-government association at Jackson's Mill. It also sponsored a donkey ball game to raise funds and has charge of the annual field day. Lettermen OFFICERS Presidentav. aaaa .a.. S -.-z .--Mr Eddie Stiles Vice-Presidente--. - John Raber Secretary.- .... ,--.Bob Rogers Treasurer ....,,a ...S J immie Tennant Adviser---- zz.. Mr. Walter C. Mason The Lettermen of Clay-Battelle High School is an organization to promote better sports- manship and greater interest in athletics. The club is under the direction of Coach Walter C. Mason. To qualify for this honor you must have twenty quarters in football or forty quarters in basketball. Any boy who has been a varsity manager for one or more years is eligible for a letter and membership. This year the club awarded sweaters and jackets to the football and basketball players and cheerleaders who qualified for these honors. forty-two 9 I'III5I N I' CUUNCII MAI7irst row: I.oI.1 cilIl'WI1L'fIkfdQ0. I.iI,x Owcns. .Io Ann Cfnrc. Ilmlw Iiogvrs. I,.lllI .Ioncs s , Ixulh Snuirm, I III-11 Ihcnrmxml. NI.urv Kay XXIIIL-y. Mr. Stnggcrs. advisor. Smnmi ww .I-whu Snzdcr. I..1rry Xosl, Bob Ixmg. Bob Sulcs. IXI-'IIII Arnett. C,I1.xrIcs Shaw. Nancy IMII, IM-llx Mulrlx, .Iunc I ru1IL-v. .luvcu Jones. I1u:II mu' .MI:.1n IIJLIQIII, NIX'I'l'Ll IHoIim.m. .loan Bishop, Clnrold 'I'hom.1s. Don Sine, I'.1ltv Gump, Cilrmium Iimuknvvr. ,Iu.1niI.1 RL-Imld. W8 I I I I I RNII N Ins: mu' .Iuhn Rnlu-r, Jim Auxlin. Bob Rogcrx, III-nrv I,c.u1'y, ISI-ily I5cII, .Im-.muic .'Xmmnns, Hull.: Im' IulIIv , . . . , ., , ,, Nm-11-I 1--xx .Inn Ixuv, IxlIll.llll Idciu' SNIA, .I.uIx Xml, Huh IXIIIQQ XX.1xnu Ix'lllI.IlIl IA'll.lIxI XXIINUH XII. KI.m-11 I'I1inI mn, Il.lXI1IUlhI Slnlvs, I-rvd Iunnanl. RlcI1.ud II1IIIwrrv. Bob NI1IIc1. I'mIv Owcns. .Luk I'.luIvv. lilc.-nn may. Iorl y III ruc HONOR CiROUI37l5irwl row: VXIJYDL' VIQUIIILIIII. II.u'1'icI 'llultlan .lo Ann Crfurv. Paul .Innes Scrmui row Ifrccl l'.u'k, Vcldn 'l'unn.1nl. l'IlI1 MASON DIXON I.IN!E S'I'Al:V--Scaled: Paul Jones. Marv Km' XVilcy, Vcldn vl.0I'1I1.ll1l. loin c:lII11hL'l'lL'LiQK'. Rllll! Snider. Smminmg Minn Mason. .Innv l,umlL-y. Nancy Boll, May Sine. Mom .lny Tulllu, Pcarl Brnnknwr, Bill Wnlkcr BUIIV Bell, Bob Rogers. Bill Lumlcy, Patty Gump. Mrs. VJhitc, adviser. forty-four , l Honor Group The Honor Group is made up of students who have done extra or outstanding work in Thespians, FFA, Fl-IA, Yearbook, and Paper Staff. The purpose of this group is to encourage students to put forth effort to receive this honor They must be rec-ommended by the sponsor of the organization from which they are chosen. Wayne Tennant, Jr. received this honor by being an outstanding member from the Thes- pian organization. Fred Park was chosen from the FFA while Jo Ann Core and Harriet Tuttle both re- ceived the honor from the FHA. Paul Jones and Velda Tennant were selected from paper staff and yearbook staff respec- tively. The Mason-Dixon Line Editor-in-chief-- STAFF MEMBERS -----------Velda Tennant Assistant Editor ...,,. .nr. . Lola Cumberledge Sports Editors ....... - ..... Bill Walker, Nancy Bell Feature Editors .........c.. -Mary Kay Wiley, Mae Sine News Editors--- -----------Patty Gump, Ruth Snider Business Manager ---------- -Paul Jones Advertising Staff ----- ----- Exchange Editors Betty Bell, Bob Rogers, Pearl Brookover -----------June I-emley, Alton Mason Adviser ------------------ Mrs. Gladys R. White Bill Lemley, M-ona Joy Tuttle, The paper staff, consisting of three seniors, twelve juniors, and one sophomore, is re- sponsible for putting out our school paper, The Mason-Dixon Line. There have been seven issues of the paper this year although only the three seniors were experienced members of the staff. The aim of the paper staff is to cover the activities of the different classes and organiza- tions, but it is sometimes impossible because they cannot get a report from some of them. The paper is financed by advertising sold to local merchants. forty-five Thespians OFFICERS President-- ..-Y,-, .... ., ..,...f ,, -. -- Betty Bell Vice-President ...M.,...,....ee ,- .... Wayne Tennant, Jr. Secretary ..,e......e..... ....e... . Mona Joy Tuttle Treasurer ..,....e,...-v. .-- .....,. -Jo Ann Core Sponsorn-.- ..-..... -. ......,...,.e Mrs. Edna Berdine The Thespian Troupe No. 54 was first started at Clay-Battelle High School in 1947 under the sponsorship of Mrs. Berdine. It is a n-on-secret and educational -organization of students and teachers established for the advancement of dramatic art in the secondary schools. The qualifications needed to become a Thespian are: you must have two semesters of dramatics and have performed a major role of at least seventy lines in some play or operetta. This year the group presented the operetta. Mississippi Melody. Glee Club The Glee Club, consisting of 39 members, is under the direction of Mrs. Anne White. It meets every Wednesday and is composed of both boys and girls. Instead of the usual one part music, the club is singing this year second and third part music. Some of the activities which they have participated in are career night, the Christmas program. and as usual they will sing for commencement. Two members of the club, John Raber and Wayne Tennant. Jr.. took part in a variety show at Morgantown High School. Several of the club members are in the school operetta. Mississippi Melodies. Members often sing for local organization meetings too. forty-six llll-,S XJXTN5 Hlnrrxi rm-u: Nlr. Slaggierz. d'amalics iearlier: lleiiry leaiy. l'aul Cizusx. l5ei1v lla-fl. Sliiilex' llawlenr, .lo :lun Cfnre. XX'avi1e 'l'enn'nI, M's, Pverdine. sponsor. Se und row: .lune lemlev. Naiiev Pull. Pearl Brnolmver, May Sine. Bill lemley. Muna .luv lil ie. Ruili g'1llL'Y. l'ul.-ri .lunem Unn l.earv. lhird row: .'Xlmn Nlawn, Bill NVallsei'. Bob Pennington. Bula lingers. .Iames .'XllNlll1, .loliii R.ilwi. llunnie 'W mm.-n . Cil.lZl5 Cfl.Ul54l5irsi raw: Sarah Brewer, Rebecca Vx'iley, Shirley Cummins. .lane Bruniinage. lliilli lime. Mary l5lelchei', lwvla Cfnnaway. Second i-uw: .Ioan Bokis. Shirley Parks. Maxine Vincent. Virginia Aliniire, .Ioan Staggers. Nlary .lu llauglil lean Bell. .lean Bishop. 'ldhird row: Ruxh dimes. Colleen Vwlade. Ann Smillh. .lean Tennani. Dell Veexi. Dollv lfddy. l,.lllY Ciump. l'0lll'll1 row: C,arl lhomas. Ciarold lhomas. David Hall. Helen Jones. Nelle Howard. June l,eni ly-sevei fltarlotte V I liil ltrl fXUDlO-Vl'SUAl.-liirst row: David Hall. Mack King. Sefond row: Shirley Hawkins. lfllen lennant. .lean Bell, .lovce Jones. Qiaroltl llio . ft' 7 . . L lltnnen. lfretl lennant, Mr. Phillips. 'l'hird mis fi il ltnnin' itil row: Darwin Stiles, Anne Mae l'oley. Charlotte Vincent, Susan liennant. lion Sine llnlen lint l limv llirker. Mary l.Oll Morris. Rayniond Stiles. l'Ulll'lll row: Jesse Moore, Darrell Wilstiri. Ronald Shriver, l7aul Ciross. Bob l:lllll.lllY, liolw Rnsli .l.-an Holi s ltinette lennant. Margie lfluharty. Stuart Strosnirler. SQUARI1 DANCE Cl.Ul5il5irst row: Mrs. Davis. rosponsor: Sliirlei' lierrv. .lane XX'ise .lean Nlotiii ineent. .ln-annie Animons, Patty Moore. lwyla C:OI'I.lXV.lY, Virginia nlltiiner. ,Nnne Xlaiie ltmiiitrr. M1 ' lips. sponsor. lo lltuglit lxi liiicl l nn nt C iil Second row: Ruth Jones. .lesw Moore. .loan Staggeis. Don learv. Mari' . 1 Q ' r . X : . i. lliomas. lretl lierry. llarry Moore. Anne Mae l'oley, Cfliarlolte Snider. llititl row: Ciaroltl 'liltom.is, Darwin Stiles. Mack liing. lliviil llall. Maxine Yinient .lone .lout-t Xxllltll , . Xlifawiil, lllllli Neely, l1l.lIllx' 'lVlm1te. lonrt li row: liernaril Shriver, Cilenn lennant. Cliester Vxilson. Melvin llall. liolwlii' .loe linslt Ilmlvlw Mt-on wrman liean. Bill Stuyvesant. John Simpson. v-eight Audio-Visual The following earned pins: Joan Bokis Freddie Tennant Helen Jones Sondra Michael David Hall Jeanette Tennant Dell West Susan Tennant Mack King Margie Fluharty Mary Lou Morris Garold Thomas Robert Fluharty Bobby J. Rush Jackie Harvey Don Sine Shirley Hawkins Cecil Tennant Ellen Tennant Efamy Harker The Audio-visual Club started in the year of 1951 with a few students who were inter- ested. The group was organized at first to get more use out of the projector available and audio- visual aids that are adaptable to organizations and classes. From this small beginning the interest and attention of the students and faculty have grown until n-ow it is the goal to have each class or department in the school represented. Membership in the club gives the student the opportunity to qualify as a projector oper- ator. Square Dance Club OFFICERS President .... ..-..... , . ..... -. .... Garold Thomas Vice-President ...........-... , - - Jean Moore Secretary ............ ...... - - A -Jackie Harvey Treasurer ,.....D... ----Jeannie Amimons Sponsors ..,,.......co -,-.Mr. Glenn Phillips Mrs. Patricia Davis The Square Dance Club was organized in 1952 by Mr. Glenn Phillips and Mrs. Patricia Davis. The purpose of this club is used to promote dancing as an activity for the purpose of parties and at noon. Since completing most of our square dances, we are now working to teach modern and ballroom dancing. We are now starting with the fox-trot, and hope to go to the waltz, two-step, polka and rumba. The square dance has raised enough money to buy most of the records that are now avail- able to the school. forty-nine :nu Q4 W-ws ?lf iw' ix 1,9 ' ..-f ik- 'V- . 1 First row: Rita Mae 'l'uttle. 'lim Mason. Dell XX'est. Paul Jones. Margie Ifluliarty. Mary Ifletcher. Janet Wise. Joe Tuttle. Peggy Aninions. Second row: Mrs. Wilstwti. Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Herod. Glenn Stiles. Vx'.iyne 'Iiennant. ifddic Stiles. Jim Tennant. Henry Leary. John Raber, Glenn Stiles. Third row: Betty Morris. Nancy Bell. Janis Garrison. June l.emley. Jean iiddy. John Iiddy. lillen Tennant. Jo Ann Core. Jo Ann I,emnions. Shirley Hawkins. Jean Bell. Betty Morris. l.arry Yost. Keith Arnett. Dull West. Bob Stiles. liouith tow: llien Snyder. Holm Owens. Paoli Miller, Jeanette 'liennant. Mary I'letcher. Mary ilutlash. Arieen liatlght. Ititli pride lniqltsli C.l.tss. Don Sine. lola Cttinlierledge. tootliall pixttttqe, I-,nth Rose. Upai llhiliips. Mr. htty liittli iowi Drivers l1due.ution Cfar. l'.ttty l'riee. Arleeti Hatlght. Jo Ann Cihisler. XVanda I-orquer. l ila Owens. Richardson, liightli graders square dancing, l.arry Yost. Keith Arnett. T The Games We Played FOOTBALL SQUAD-First row: Mr. Sisler. assistant coach: Lenard Wilson. Bob King, David Berry, Mr. Mason, Coach. Second row: John Eddy, John Bell. Jim Tennant. Bofb Stiles. John King. Third row: Junior Kennedy, George Gross. Bob Miller, Jim Ross Tennant. John Staggers. O w Fourth row: Donnie W'hite, Eddie Leary. Glenn Stiles. Larry Yost. Allen Berry. Fifth row: Fred Tennant, Eddie Stiles. Jack Yost. Jack Pauley. Everett Weber. Sixth row: Wayne Tennant. Jr., Johnny Raber, James Austin. Bob Rogers. Seventh row: Stuart Strosnider. Bill Lemley. and Raymond Stiles. managers: Bob en. Richard Hillberry. Johnny Copeland, manager. Football Season For 1953 The Clay-Battelle gridiron warriors faced tough opposition this season with a record showing eight losses and two victories for the season. Our two victories were wins over Tunnelton, a newcomer to our schedule, and Fairview a traditional foe that was defeated in our invasion of their gridiron. Triumphant foes included Fairview who won over the Mason-ites in a struggle under the lights at Brave, Pa, Other victors over the Blue and Gray were Rivesville, Farmington Monongah, Barrackville, St. Francis, Kingwood, and Cameron. hfty-two Basketball Summary Coach Masons basketball squad was plagued all season by a jinx as they won only one game out of twenty played during the regular season. The one win came early in the season when the Alumni bowed by a 52-37 score. In both contests with Smithheld elusive victory seemed near for the Cee-Bees but the final whistle found the Masonites on the losing end of the score. In the sectional tourney competition at Fairmont. the Blue and Gray drew Farmington as their opponent and left the floor with the Farmers victorious. SENIOR HIGH BASKIS'llBAl,l. 'l'lfAN!l-liirst row: Bob Owen. John lfddy. Bob Miller. Bob Rogers. Second row: Vw'ayne Tennant, manager: Bob King. .lim Ross Tennant, John Raber. lfdclie Stiles, Henry l.t-ary, assistant manager. Third row: Bill l,emley. Fred Berry, lired Tennant, Don Headley. Mr. Mason. coach. lilly-three JUN-lOR HIGH BASKli'l'l5Al.l. 'l'llAM-First row: 'Miz Sisler, coach: Drive Tennant. Bill Seamen. Robert Stiles. Charles Shaw. Melvin Hall Franklin Coburn. Second roaw: Allen Berry, l..irry Yost. 'liim Mason. Adrian Haught. Keith Arnett. Glenn'l'enn.1nt. Third row: Gary l.eary, John Copeland. l.arry Edd '. .lahn Moore. Roger Bishop. Fourth row: Jesse Moore, Norman Bean, llarold VVatring. Tom lfddy. Junior High Summary The junior high basketball squad. coached by Darrold Sisler. traveled a rugged road sim- ilar to the one followed by the varsity. l,ady Fortune apparently refused to smile upon the plebes as only one contest was Won. this being at the expense of the visiting Wadestown Junior High Quintet, ln the sectional tournament the junior high boys again found themselves company to the varsity since they drew Farmington as their opponent and were also defeated by the junior Farmers. The eighth grade boys, some of whom were junior high squad players. made a good record in the eighth grade tournament held at Daybrook, March 5, 6, and 7. These boys left the tournament as runners up, being defeated by a team from Barraclxville, fifty-font Senior High Cheerleaders Ann Smith, Kenneth Delaney, Maxine Vincent Joan Stewart, Nancy Lemley, Elizmberh Tennant Junior High Cheerleaders fifty-five Autogxjaphs k , -H 4 1 , . , N V 11 1 V X x I I . mwfr Y far ir-1 1 , - P55 ,3. Q- X gil. , . . 1 - Qggn. L ti ,IT 'ij , ,, -4 Qlisif Jf !lfiQ, Mi 1 mg.- : u lihiii . 'V , .1 , , 4 . 'ix' V: ... 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I' I'2'Z'I'Z-I-I For That Well Dressed Look 4 'D' Shop At Q ROTH'S MEN'S SHOP nb WAYNESBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Q A 'Q' 'S nil' -15 Ai' illlilfd W Aiii iii MW' 55 SCVEIIIY it 4- 41 4- 45 4- 4- M Compliments of SOUTH SIDE LUMBER CO. 'U' Lumber and Builders' Supplies + Telephone 2-3383 - P. O. Box 781 4, 62 WARREN STREET MORGANTOWN, W. VA. .-.5.'5-A.....,.......-.'...'...,.-......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . For Quality, Beauty and .Q- PAUL M. I-IESS, INSURANCE AGENCY Always Call 108 Market Street Telephone 145 Mannington, West Virginia Arrangements In Flowers NEUBAUER'S FLOWERS 4- Waynes-burg, Pa. 1332 2+ Cameron, W. Va. 192 Moundsville, W. Va. 123 A. O. H A R K E R DEALER IN LIVESTOCK :::g:3:5:3:g:3:5:3:g:3:3:5:g:g:5:g:1:3:::3:53:3:3:::3:3:3:1:::5:3:5:3:3:3:3:g:1zzz::gg:3:3:3:313:5:51:3:::::g:3:3:5:3:::::3PuW SIDNEY'S SHOES H Corner Spruce and Walnut Street Morgantown, West Virginia 4- GENERAL HAULING . O Opposite Sears Every Load Insured- Anywhere-Anytime Wadestown, West Virginia Morgantown's Newest and Most Complete Shoe Store Footwear for the Entire Family Walk A Block and Save 'G' FIRST EXCHANGE BANK 4 4 MANNINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA We Invite Your Account and Oifer You Friendly and - Efficient Banking Service -U- Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 252 C' I C IWW' ' I I 'C' CC SCC'iG'Tiir'CW'+usW' 35 QQ SPVOFIIY-0110 525 4- -:- 4- -5 -:- 4- 65 -2' THE BANK GF WADESTGWN ln, Fairview, West Virginia 'II' Member of lu' Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation olglglglglglgi Zglgigig' I-Iav-A-Lunch J. S. CHURCH, DENTIST -gl On Pleasant Street X'RAY SERVICE Below High Bank Building Morgantown, Wes-t Virginia Hundred, West Virginia 'I' P I N E L L I . lb CLEANING AND DYING co. Compliments of UALITY DRY CLEANING Fi-lom sou to Household Goods ROGERS PHARMACY TAILOR AND DESIGNING . If Better Cleaning Can Be Done 233 High Street We Can Do lt We Served You For 33 Years M0rgant0Wn, Wesft Virginia + Waynesburg 591 68 S. Washington St. We Operate 0ur Own Modern Plant 5'The Big Drug Storev Waynesburg 1091 Q2 f-Q' 'D' -55' 17?-M M I-'- Ii-'M Wai?-g-'gk seventy-two 4' 'QL 'P Compliments of COREBROTHERS HARDWARE In Business Since 1898 QUALITY HARDWARE Corner University Avenue and Walnut Street Morgan-town, West Virginia Dial 4541 Eclipse Power and Hand Lawn Mowers John Deere Farm Machinery and New Idea Equipment Valspar Paints and Varnishes 4..,.............I.....l...l...I.............,...,............................... . . . . . . . . . . . ......................HU........-.....'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' DeVincent's'Music Shop 323 Spruce Street Morgantown, West Virginia Selmer - King Band Instruments Jessie French Pianos GROVER C. HUGHES Hardware - Appliances Farm Supplies + + + M This Book -u- A Product of 4- Our Presses SUTTON 4 PRINTING CO. + Waynesburg, Pa. Ijlglglgiglglglgii + Good Luck, Graduates 4- OTIS SHRIVER Burton, West Virginia 0 Compliments of 'U' WASHINGTON OIL CO. -D- Phone 106 Waynesburg, Pa. Core' West Virginia QQ Cwwvlih 'HCC WWPU' 'C-' 'h'il5 '-LM il' 'I' 'Q' seventy-three M + + 4 4 + 4 M OGXNNIN PEOQL Plug in - I'm Reddy QV -fr r 9 Instantaneously! ,gli QL + l Reddy Kilowatt - ii Your Electric Servant RE DH Q W MONONGAHELA 4 I IADI MAI! IEG US ll' bl' 'Dow-LOW POWER co. MARSI-I'S SHOE STCRE Compliments Of shoes For An The Family GALLINS DRESS SHOP 405 High Street Opposite the Post Office Phone 8303 Morgantown, West Virginia Morgantown' West Virginia MOORE-PARRIOTT PHARMACY Compliments of SAM NICHOLS is soN Phone 6112 Corner Pleasant and High Streets Morgantown, West Virginia Morgantown, West Virginia For Quality Merchandise Shop At BUNKERSUPPLYSTORE 'U' -U' BUNKER, WEST VIRGINIA Mi' f'W'I'l1:i'WJVn '5fRW'i'iWK'j' A I 'F IRI Iii'-IR Sf 74 R I y-four ii' -:- -ea 4- -ei -:- -:- H1 SANITARY MILK AND ICE CREAM CO. PROPERLY PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS -U' SANITARY ICE CREAM The Home Cream Safe Dairy Products From Local Farms -Q- MORGANTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA ANDY BROTHERS 'i TIRE SHOP Free Parking Space For Customers 'ul The Oldest and Leading Florists 235 Spruce street Dial 8418 Morgantown, West Virginia Q S LAIDLY AND SELBY E' ee 116 Walnut Street Morgantown, West Virginia :3:::3:3:3:-:3:525':-:-:-:-:-:-:3z::523:3:gi:::3cg:3:iz5:::3:5-:-:-:-:-:-:-:':-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:- -:-:-:5:1:g:i'uW GUIDO CLOVER FARM 'U' STUDENT SUPPLIES 'Z' 417 High Street H Complete Line of MEATS and GROCERIES 425 Dunkard Avenue Phone 22392 Morgantown, West Virginia frf -U' Morgantown, West Virginia Compliments of TROTTER COAL CO. BUNKER MINE -il' 0 1:- BUNKER, WEST VIRGINIA QQ 13' dit CII I DEVIL CFM PREVIEW iiflwl LTL.-- scvcnty-Ev HR HE -:- -:- J:- Photographs That Please 0 PHCTG-CRAFTERS Family Groups Wedding Portraits F r a m e s 0 221 PLEASANT STREET DIAL 4915 MORGANTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA 0 4 -u- Photographs in the 1953 LIBERANNI were made by PHOTO-CRAPTERS Q A -o- ' va- is S' 'f:iTA 'i 1- E+ SR -ef 4- -c- M ,Sl l.. 'f fl Q s s . I' ....-vmafm.. , i if' arg s.. N Mt lf' 1,1 l c if 1' l ' .eq J Ig f If gs , I' i Giczmd JAHN 8 CLLIER AGAIN A slogan signifying a service created to excel in all things pertaining to yearbook design and engraving. We have found real satisfaction in pleas- ing you, the yearbook publisher, as well as your photographer and your printer. JAHN 3 CLLIER ENGRAVING CO sn W.wAsHiNeroN BLVD., cHlcAGo 7, ILL. it 4- -:- 4- ,E Q- 1- -:L Good Luck THANKS 4, to the TO THE ADVERTISERS Graduating Class WHOSE HELP of 'Il' 2225 MADE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE 1953 'U' YEARBOOK SPONSORS J ulia's Beauty Shop Fred Berdine Blacksville, W. Va. Hundred, W. Va. 'U' Fairview Radio Service Wana W. L. F. Club Fairview, W. Va. Wana, W. Va. Dr. George Park H. C. Baker Hardware Blacksvillei, W. Va. Morgantown, W. Va. 'D' Walker's Esso Station Arnett's Store Daybrook, W. Va. Hundred, W. Va. R. Stanley Smith Howard's Grocery Store Waynesburg, Pa. Wana, W. Va. 4' Virginia's Beauty Shop Hebert Mason Es-so Station Blacksville, W. Va. Hundred, W. Va. Western Auto Associate Store Hundred, W. Va. 'I' Congratulations Clay-Battelle From MOHOHg3l13 County Automobile Dealers Ass'n 4. BEAMER FORD SALES. ................. ................................ ................................ .................... F o r d BISHOFF MOTORS, INC ............................................. ......................................... .... ............. N a s h D. S. CHIDESTER MOTORS ............... ................ L ....................... W illys CHITTUM MOTOR COMPANY ............ ............................................... B uick CREEL MOTOR COMPANY ........ .............. . .- ..... Oldsmobile - GMC Trucks DAVIDSON BROS. GARAGE, INC. ...... ........................................... P ackard LAYMAN MOTOR COMPANY ............ ........ ........... D od ge - Plymouth F 8: P PONTIAC COMPANY, INC. ..... .. . . ....... .... .... . . .. Pontiac 'U' FORTNEY 8z KELLY. . .............................. ....... Lincoln - Mercury HAINES so HAYNES, INC ................................ ......... D eSot0 - Plymouth MORGANTOWN MOTOR COMPANY .. . Studebaker WILKINS MOTORS .. 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