Fayetteville High School - Pirates Treasure Chest Yearbook (Fayetteville, WV)

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'to' -Q1 'Nm 'S- 'Swv' ANNE B CHEER LEADERS ARNETT THELMA WHITLOCK FAYE CREWS ROSEMARY GILBERT BARB Remember those pep meetings, those exciting games, the very close scores, the hysterical crowds, and the cheerleaders, who were the central figures in those swirl- ing, exciting gatherings? That old Pirate fighting spirit has won many agame. The cheerleaders this year consisted of five peppy girls, two of which are Seniors, Thelma Whitlock and Faye Crews. The three Juniors, Anne Barnett, Bar- bara Seay, and Rosemary Gilbert will return next year with others to cheer the Pi- rates on. Miss Joan Miller, in her second year as sponsor of the varsity cheerleaders, has done an outstanding piece of work. She works long and faithfully in practicing the girls each week during the football and basketball seasons. ARA SEAY

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THE JACK 1950 JOHNSGN The lack Johnson Memor1alAthlet1e Awxrd was establlshed bythe Faycttevllle I3Ubl1'1L ss Men s Assoc1at1on 1n honor of the late Roy H J ack Johnson It IS xntcnded to perpetuate the Splrlt of sportsmansh1p exemplxfmcd by Mr Johnson 1n h1s sports column bxde blants publxshed 1D the Fayette lrlbune OfWh1Cl1l1e was edxtor for many years S1de Slants was devoted to boys who possess courage Cltlzenshlp leadcrshxp athletxc and bChOldSt1C 1b1l1ty and the boys about whom Mr Johnson wrote need have no favored school or locatxon Wherever one was found 1n a rnetropohs or at a rountry cross roads he was the re c1p1ent of encouragement and publ1c1ty that the column could honestly gxve h1rn The xward created ln 1947 IS a m1mture engraved gold football and 15 presented ear h ye ir to the player on the Fayettevmlle Hlgh bchool foot ball te im who 1D1.l1C.j11flgCY'IlCIlt of players ind coaches lb thought to most ne xrly rneet the st xndards set by Mr Johnson I'h1s year tlll5 llllsll honor has one to James l Haskell a member of the Seruor Class of Fayettevxlle Hlgll School D D 15 in outstanclmg boy not only on the football fmeld but ln all phases of lns everyday l1fe He attends the Fayettevllle Presbyterlan Church where he 15 very actxve m the Younv People s Group he 15 a member of the Glee Club and he part1c1pates ln other athletu events such as basketball and trark Fhose who earned the award m other years are Harold B1ll1ngs 1950 W1ll1il'T1ll'l!T1bI'1Cl'C 1949 xndlxenneth Eskew 1948 MEMORIAL pil'- 1949 1 52: 1948 'C' ch, ,AQ 1 ' .- 2 W - 7 ,. X ,, CY1 :thx Z , V . . . . I y ' 5' , 1951-512, pf w ' 'sg ' D. Y l , ' A 1 -' . . . . K , . O , Q , 1 '