Fort Ashby High School - Fortress Yearbook (Fort Ashby, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1950 volume:

ess Yr ) oy = = THE FORTRESS 1950 Volume VIII Fort Ashby High School Fort Ashby, West Virginia Mr. Emory McCarty Dedication We, the Senior Class of 1950, dedicate this, the eighth annual Fortress, to Mr. Emory McCarty. He has been janitor of Fort Ashby High School and has served us faith- fully for the past three years. J. P. Judy A. B., Bridgewater M. A., W. V. U. Social Science William Marker : A, B., Shepherd Mathematics Contmercial Studies Miss Charlotte Ann Thayer AseB: acne LU- Spanish English { Geography Thomas Small B. S., W. V. CG. Mathematics Driver's Ed. Physical Ed. Hii fie 4 veges on Kes fhepherd Sccial Studies Physical Science Mrs. Dorothy Haines Herriott Vi, B. S. Home hi gre dd J js? ; H. E., W. Economics tiological Science ‘pyypilk Ang Kenneth, Keplinger U. Hebert Deremer AS BssWeV. U- Harvard Sccial Science Miss Flora Swecker A. B:, M. A., W. V. U. Social Science English Mrs. Laura Marks A. B., Salem Mathematics Fortress Statf First row, left to right—Elizabeth Ann Wagoner, Picture Editor; Norma Jean Evans, Assistant Business Manager; Mary Ann May, Typing Editor. Second row—Richard Durrett May, Circulation Manager; Franklin Dennison, Editor; George Blauch, Sports Editor; Lloyd Welker, Art Editor; Larry Hepner, Business Manager; Carl Wagoner, Assistant Editor; Willie Bauer, Assistant Art Editor. Jj. P. Judy ? Principal Herbert Deremer Sponsor ENID DELORES SMITH Doey Class President '50 Vice President '49 Basketball 47, '48, 49 Operetta 48, '49, '50 Se 3 Dramatics 49, '50 —Y Literary Club '48, 49 Glee Club '48, '49, '50 Cheerleader '48, '49, '50 LARRY RUFUS HEPNER Larry Track ‘48 Fortress Staff '50 Dramatics ‘49, 50 School Improvement Club '49 Student Council '50 Glee Olub '50 Timekeeper '50 Basketball '47 Operetta '5! i] fe HELEN LUVERNIZ PYLES Helen Glee Club ‘48, 49 Operetta ‘48, 49, ’50 Dramatics Club ‘49 ? GLEN EDWARD LONG Glen Class Vice President '50 School Improvement 49 Track ‘47, “AS Basketball “49, °50 Operetta “49, 50 Feothall ‘47, 48 Glee Club “AS, “49, °50 FRANCES JEAN ANDERSON Fernie Basketball “4S, “49 Dramatics 49 Glee Club °50 Basketball Score Keeper '50 Literary Club “49 Operetta '50 LLOYD MITCHEL WELKER, JR. Lloyd Scheol Improvement Club °49 Glee Club 49, '50 Operetta 49, 50 Track '47, 48, ’49, '50 Baseball 49, 50 Football “47, 48 Fortress Staff '50 RAY CURTIS PYLES Ray Class Secretary ’50 Track ‘47, '48, '49, '50 School Improvement Club 49 Basketball 47, '50 Glee Club '50 Operetta '50 u Vv MARY ANN MAY Mary Ann Glee Club '47, '48, '49, '50 Operetta ’48, '49, ’50 Dramatics '49, ’50 vO A JV il Literary Club '49 Ne v, Fortress Staff 50 | yt “ RICHARD DURRETT MAY Richard Basketball '47, '48, '49, '50 Track ’48, ’49, 50 Operetta '50 Glee Club '50 Fortress Staff '50 School Improvement Club ’49 Baseball ‘49, '50 Dramatics ’49, ’50 “a z i i] ie oe J PS ye ie, t N if . Wi iy ') NORMA JEAN EVANS rN ¥ ) Norma Jean Class Treasurer '50 Student Council 49, '50 Flashbian Staff 48, 49 Literary Club ‘49 Portress Staff '50 Glee Club '50 Operetta '50 LEROY FLETCHER WAGONER Pete © Track 46, °47, '48, ‘49, '50 )? Basketball 46, '47, ’50 ) Football 46 � Dramatics 49, '50 be School Improvement '49 SALLY BESS HERSHBERGER Proxy Basketball '48, ’49 Dramatics ’49 .¢ Glee Club ’50 Patrolman '49 Ly Operetta ’50 JACKSON FREDRICK BRINKMAN Jack a) Basketball 47, AS Track '47, '48 Operetta 49, '50 oe Glee Club 48, 49, '50 “= Patrolman 48, 49, '50 . es Dramatics '50 DORSEY JANE SEEDERS Jane Glee Club ’48, 49 Operetta ‘49, '50 Literary Club '49 Dramatics '50 Basketball '47 ELWOOD WAGONER Jug School Improvement Club 749 Glee Club ’50 a � GERTRUDE ELOISE SHIPMAN Eloise Basketball 47 Dramatics 49, 50 Glee Club 50 Literary Club 49 VEE ae pe? cr) :eueuee FRANKLIN WEESE Dick Glee Club 7°49, 750 Operetta ‘49, °50 Dramatics 49 INEZ MAE COX Cocky Basketball ’47, “48, '49 Patrolman ’47, '48, ‘49 Class Treasurer '47, ‘49 Glee Club ‘48, 49, 50 Dramatics 49 CARL LEON WAGONER Carl Glee Club ‘50 Wd Operetta 50 ny Student Ccuncil 49 Dramatics 49, 50 Fortress Staff '50 School Improvement Club 4 v EILEEN VIRGINIA ISNER Eileen Basketball 47, “4S Glee Club ‘48, 49 Operetta 48, “49 : Literary Club “48, 49 y Patrolman “44, 45, 49, '5Q. 9 WILLIAM CARR BAUER Willie i Glee Club ‘49, °50 y Operetta “49, '59 Art Club “49 x Fortress Staff '50 XS ) fu ik ye cf] ELIZABETH ANN WAGONER Peggy Basketball 4S, “49 Dramatics “49, '50 Glee Club 749, '50 Operetta ‘49, 50 Literary Club 49 Fortress Staff '50 Flashbion Staff 49 GEORGE LEAN BLAUCH George Basketball ‘47, “48S, 49, '50 Dramatics “49 Glee Club 50 School Improvement Club ‘49 Patrolman “48, 49, 50 Fortress Staff '50 Operetta '50 Baseball 50 ANNABEL LEE MINER Annabel Glee Club 50 Basketball 47, ’48, °49 Operetta '50 CARY LEROY WYER Johnny Glee Club '49, ’50 Art Club ‘49 Operetta ‘49, '50 THELMA VIRGINIA BOSLEY Thelma Glee Club ‘48, ‘49, '50 Operetta ‘48, '49, '50 Tri-Hi-y '49 FRANKLIN DELANO DENNISON Frank Glee Club '50 Operetta '50 Student Council 49, '50 Dramatics ‘49, ’50 Fortress Staff 50 Art Club 49 History The year of 1938 will go down in history for two events: namely, the Munich agreement, and the beginning of what is now the Senior Class’ conquest of learning. Eleven cf its present members: Jane Seeders, Delores Smith, Elizabeth Wagoner, Norma Jean Evans, Thelma Bosley, Helen Pyles, Carl Wagoner, Ray Pyles, Willie Bauer, Elwood Wagoner. and Richard May, entered the Fort Ashby Grade School under the ex- cellent guidance of Miss Etta Dunn. Our progress was satisfactory in the second grade with Miss Martin as captain of our ship of state. This same year Franklin Dennison cast his lot with our group. Our destiny in the third grade was guided by Miss Bolen, whose instruction served immeasurably in preparing us for further exploits in the realm of learning. Though the fourth year was marked by unsettled conditions, Miss Beckman, Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. Kettle, and Mrs. Oates served as our teachers and advisors and prepared us for the fifth year of sojourn in the sphere of learning. When we completed the fifth and sixth grades, we brought our early attempts in the field of learning to a close. We were then prepared to begin our itinerary into new and yet more exacting experiences in this fundamental process of education. We also felt more secure now that we were bolstered by the presence of a new member, our popular Leroy Wagoner. When our small group moved into the seventh grade, our number was increased by new members from Pattersons Creek and Short Gap. It was with a great deal of pleasure we welcomed George Blauch, Jack Brinkman, Eileen Isner, Johnny Wyer, Inez Cox, Sally Hershberger, Frances Anderson, Annabel Miner, Lloyd Welker, and Glenn Long. Larry Hepner, who had moved from Columbus, Ohio, joined us also. Our confidence became greater as we thought of the proverb, “safety in numbers.” In the eig hth grade our fate was in the hands of Mr. Small, who skill- fully delivered us into “The Promised Land,” the ninth grade. While we camped here for a year, we were joined by two new members, Richard Weese, who came from Cresaptown, and Eloise Shipman, from Piedmont. {| In the tenth grade we were under the capable leadership of Mr. Marker, ( who made us aware of the more important aspects of our school career. At this point, Mary Ann May joined us in our eager pursuit of learning. The challenge of learning along with its importance in our every day life became ever greater as we took the stepping stone toward entering the third year of high school. This Junior year proved to be a busy one. However, with the help and advice of our advisors, Miss Haines and Mr. Small, it proved to be a great success. A class play, the annual Junior-Senior prom, and a number of lesser events were presented by our class. As we bring this episode in our lives to a close, we are conscious of the fact that in many ways we have failed to take advantage of the many opportunities with which we were presented. Nevertheless, we know that any success we might enjoy in later years will depend largely upon the foundation we have been building for ourselves during our high school years. May the next Senior Class, and those which follow, benefit from our mistakes and prove to the world that Fort Ashby High School is one of the “best mills for grinding out good citizens” for the nation and for the world. ye Class Will Elwood Wagoner wills his ability to get traffic tickets to Raymond Anderson. Norma Jean Evans leaves her diet to Marie Pyles. Lloyd Welker leaves his innocent look to Victor Decker. Richard May hands over his love for school to Gilbert Myers. Thelma Bosley leaves her ability to get along with teachers to Jack Frankland. George Blauch wills his temper to John Dayton. Inez Cox leaves her power to attract boys to Dorothy O’Brien. Carl Wagoner leaves his Toni to Bunny Martin. Annabel Miner wills half of her weight to Audrey Wagoner. Helen Pyles leaves her meekness to Beverly Shirley. Leroy Wagoner wills his friendliness to Gerald Weese. Eloise Shipman leaves her ability to talk to Mary Dennison. Willie Bauer leaves his smart remarks to Johnny Haines. Elizabeth Wagoner leaves her glamour girl] figure to Ruth Rexrode. Ray Pyles leaves his bashfulness with girls to Sonny Twigg. Bileen Isner leaves her fair complexion to Wilma Twigg. Jack Brinkman wills his love for Jean Haines to Leroy Boore. Frances Anderson wills her steady dating to Janet Lechliter. Larry Hepner leaves his timidness to Richard Lyons. Mary Ann May. leaves her correct posture to Esther Lechliter. Richard Weese leaves his absence from school to Billy Self. Jane Seeders leaves her studious ways to Doris Long. Glen Long wills part of his height to Randy Davis. Sally Hershberger leaves her peroxide bottle to Marjorie Logsdon. Carl Wyer wills his quietness to Billy Senn. Delores Smith leaves her cheerleading career to Colleen Wyer. Franklin Dennison leaves his absent-mindness to Kay Elder. Prophecy Let us view the Senior Class of 50 through the eyes of Alice. As we look into the mirror of the future we find that it is about 1960. Willie Bauer is now a Sergeant in the National Guard. He has just been home on a vacation and is now returning to his headquarters in New York and who is the airline reservationist? Why none other than Frances Anderson, and Willie was in such a hurry he didn’t even ask if she were married. Sally Hershberger and Annabel Miner whose ambition was to get married and be housewives are still looking for a man. Fort Ashby is quite a city now, Carl Wyer is owner and manager of the “Ritz” and Helen Pyles is his bookkeeper and famous soprano singer. Look what the Senior Class of ’50 brought forth, the Romeos, Lloyd Welker and Glen Long, are undertakers and Elizabeth Wagoner is their assistant mortician. Norma Evans, who took up the nursing course at Memorial Hospital, is a graduate nurse and works in the hospital. No wonder Glen and Lloyd have plenty of business. Elwood Wagoner is a truck driver, but has a date with Eunice Watts, now they are down at “Pete’s Confectionery” owned and managed by Leroy Wagoner. Thelma Bosley has entered and graduated from Hastern Bible Insti- tute and is working with young people. Richard May is a musician and electrician but he isn’t bothered with either tonight. He has a car of his own but just ran it over the bank and Carl Wagoner one of Fort Ashby’s best mechanics is taking care of this situation. Larry Hepner and George Blauch are both prosperous farmers and live near Fort Ashby. That studious Jane Seeders is now trying to make other people stud- ious, she is a school teacher. Franklin Dennison is a chemist and a cartoonist on the side. Fort Ashby now has its own shoe store. Jack Brinkman is owner and manager while Mary Ann May is his business manager and Eloise Ship- man is his secretary. And me, oh, I just took a few minutes to look in the mirror of the future of our Senior Class before I sail for South America. LF, {7 ae as AL uy T L. ZEEE TLDSRBeeeE Hasea8 we ca tat Piss Juniors First row, left to right—Mary Dennison, Colleen Wyer, Esther Lechliter, Genevieve Long, Marcia Wagoner, Janet Lechliter, Audrey Wagoner, Marie Pyles, Mrs. Herriott, Sponsor. Second row—John Dayton, Naomi Isner, Patty Wagon- er, Madge Hershberger, Sonny Twigg. James Troutman, Keith Alt, John Alt, Mr. Small, Sponsor. Third row—dunior Brelsford, William Wetzel, Gilbert Myers, William Self, Leroy Boore, Johnny Haines, Junior Kimble, Paul Dohrman, Raymond Anderson. 2 LA yy o ia = = it = = | = = ore} ROT? TF First row, left to right—Ruth Rexrode, Flora Shipman, Beverly Shirley, Jean Haines, Nina Pownall, Eunice Watts, Wilda Wyer, Anna Bosley. Second row—Hazel Bosley, Doris Long, Elizabeth An- derson, Maggie Lease, Louise Kerns, Lois Dayton, Doris Bohrer, Dollie Beam, Wilma Twigg, Sponsor, Wm. Marker. Third row—Richard Lyons, Dale Riley, Jack Franklin, Donald Kenny, Melvin Martin, Kay Elder, Victor Decker, Glenn Milleson, Jack Miller, Harry Seeders. Fourth row—Lester Robinson, Gerald Weese, Randy Davis, Gene Ault, Lane Oakman, Jimmy Kenny, Bruce Bosley. bebe ET Ni 1% ‘ iba aah BZ EERE TTT Tats Mi G 1) rn a . LJ Freshmen First row, left to right—James Hart, Robert Dayton, Otis Watts, Thomas Lechliter, Ray Shipe, Raymond Spencer, John Lechliter, Harold Simpson, Geneva Weese. Second row—Nora Ault, Evelyn Dennison, Marjorie Logsdon, Sarah Smith, Jo Ann Dowden, Nellie Harden, Ruth Alt, Norma Isner, Helena Snyder, Dorothy O’Brien, Stella Dennison, Mrs. Marks, Sponsor; Naomi Clair. Third row—Norma Crabtree, Lorraine Lark, Madeline Shook,'Jo Ann Hepner, Darlena Evans, Marlene Fisher, Ed- ward Riley, Norma Price, Esther Baldwin, Gae Long. Fourth row—Ronald Abe, George Snyder, Orville Miller, Donald Bennett, Myron Miller, Allen Singhass, Richard Welch, Ronald Hershberger, Wilson Milleson, Willard Gar- land. LULL “TEL PP Ptti Liitittttyt ae 7 Eighth Grade First row, left to right—Sonny Holbert, Howard Man- nings, James Umstot, Lewis Wagoner, Jay Elder, Jack Brown, Billy Eye, Jack Clark, Jimmy Kimble, David Kreiger, Donald Kimble. Second row—Gayle Pownall, Autumn Saville, Margie Baldwin, Nedra Abe, Norma Malone, Donnie Riley, Wanda Shreve, John Senn, Richard Baldwin, James Bosley, Dick Twigg, Donald Welker, Gary Pyles, Shirley Hart, George Lark, Robert Bowers, Arthur Oates. Third row—Sponsor, Mr. Keplinger, Sylvia O’Brien, Sarah Clark, Lelia Decker, Joann Simpson, Nellie Van Meter, Alice Shipe, Mildred Dolly, Rosalyn Milleson, Barbara Broome, Geraldine Dowden, Curtis Kesner, James Oates, James Lechliter, Dale Oakman, Richard Whitacre. Fourth row—Sarah Simpson, Jenny Lease, Norma Jean Shipman, Wilma Twigg, Patty Malone, Patsy Deremer, Mary Jo Wolford, Arlene Ratcliff, Robert Bantz, Lewis Leather- “man. Seventh Grade A First row, left to right—Truman Householder, Robert Lease, Ronald Beverland, Robert Kenny, Edward Kimble, Arthur Dayton, Harold Haines, Amelia Diehl, Elva Denni- son, Loren Bosley, Lelita Aqualla, Wanda Bohrer, Elma Lease, Barbara Dayton, Jo Ann Dennison, Allan Dixon. Second row—Wayne Bohrer, Jeanette Abe, Geraldine Knapp, Marcella Gull, Imogene Hershberger, Miss Thayer, Sponsor, Ecedro Aquallo, Raymond Kesner, Neil Bauer, Mel- vin Copeland, William Dennison, Robert Anderson. Seventh Grade B First row, left to mght—Betty Lewis, Ervin Wagoner, Kile Malone, Donald Wyer, Billy Root, Floyd Umstot, Jr., Carol Shanholtz, Etta Singhass, Leona Pyles, Loretta McTag- gart, Shirley McTaggart, Regina Snyder, Mary Snyder, Verla Sugar, Arlene O’Brien, Ray O’Brien. Second .row—Ronald Seeders, Merla Whitacre, Jean Price, Mary Jane Riley, Lorraine Welker, Dorothy Twigg, Loretta Stickley, Jeannie Timbrook, Patty Rosskamp, Miss Swecker, Sponsor; Lenora Umstot, Mary Simpson, Lois Ann McIntosh, Norma Twigg, Lillian Lloyd, Dorothy Sampson. I} ie : a SS Ct od} Glee Club | ju ill A —s i Reeser a et First row, left to right—Bill Wetzel, George Blauch, Jack Brinkman, Richard May, Annabel Miner, Sally Hershberger, Frances Anderson, Delores Smith, Eloise Shipman, Norma Evans, Janet Lechliter, Jane Seeders. Second row—Wilda Wyer, Wilma Twigg, Doris Bohrer, Louise Kerns, Elizabeth Wagoner, Mary Ann May, Inez Cox, Patty Wagoner, Eunice Watts, Thelma Bosley, Jean Haines, Miss Thayer, Sponsor; Richard Weese, Franklin Dennison, Jack Frankland, Dick Decker. Third row—Hazel Bosley, Ruth Rexrode, Anna Bosley, Dollie Beam, Lois Dayton, Naomi Isner, Doris Long, Beverly Shirley. Fourth row—Lloyd Welker, Glenn Long, Larry Hepner, Ray Pyles, Carl Wyer, Carl Wagoner. Student Council “SH ERERORSSRRESE a Lo ' ! t ' ' -v SS Uo ORY as nat Da Se PP Pe PPprppr ry =e , = a | — D Led GE a First row, left to right—Buddy Haines, Imogene Hersh- berger, Norma Isner, Elizabeth Anderson, Norma Jean Evans, President; Janet Lechliter, Colleen Wyer, Vice Presi- dent; Joann Simpson, Sponsor, Mr. Deremer. Second row—John Dayton, Franklin Dennison, Larry Hepner, Donald Bennett, Glenn Milleson, Lewis Leatherman, Gerald Weese, Secretary. Senior Class Play The Seniors presented their annual class play, “That Crazy Smith Family,” a comedy in three acts by Katharine Kavanaugh, on January 17, 1950. The members of the Senior Class who participated in the play are: Carl Wagoner, Pa Smith; Jane Seeders, Ma. Smith; Franklin Dennison, Professor Slattery; Norma Evans, Bella; Leroy Wagoner, Tony Smith; Delores Smith, Betty Smith; Larry Hepner, Buddy Smith; Elizabeth Wagoner, Sally Smith; Eloise Shipman, Barbara Weatherbee; Mary Ann May, Julia Weston; Richard May, Stewart Brandon. Miss Charlotte Thayer and Mr. Herbert Deremer, class sponsor, directed the play. Junior Class Play ee: — The annual Junior Class play, ‘““This Night Beware,” was presented on November 14 and 15 under the direction of Miss Flora Swecker. The students who participated in the play w ere: John Haines as Tod Miller; Esther Lechliter as Marthy Hawk; Madge Hershberger as Velma Bayne; Paul Dohrman as Fran- cis Mallary: Patty Wagoner as Madame Zora; Audrey Wag- oner as Sukey Simmons; Keith Alt as Lazarus Jones; Janet Lechliter as Nan Careret; Edgar “Sonny” Twigg as Hugh Stanton; Marcia Wagoner as Harriet Hotchkiss; Raymond Anderson as Tommy Meadows; and John Dayton as the Ghost of Alan Blair. Cheerleaders Left to right—Nina Pownall, Norma Isner, Delores Smith, Elizabeth Anderson, Marlene Fisher. Miss Fortress II Miss Frances Anderson Miss Fortress Ball On March 10, 1950, Frances Anderson was crowned Miss Fortress II by Mr. J. P. Judy, Principal, at 9 P. M. in the Fort Ashby School Auditorium. Miss Anderson was chosen by popular vote of the stu- dents. She chose for her escort Glenn Long. Both the Queen and her escort are students of the Senior Class. Five schools were represented at the dance. Each school sent a princess and her escort from their Senior Class. Chuckie McCort was crown-bearer and the two attend- ants were Anna Marie Small and Linda Marker. Eloise Ship- man was announcer, while Miss Fortress I, Helen Funk, presented the bouquet of white carnations to the Queen. Junior High Cheerleaders Left to right—Imogene Hershberger, Norma Shipman, Barbara Broome, Wilma Myers, Carol Shanholtz. Junior High Basketball Team First row, left to right—Robert Dayton, Orville Miller, Raymond Spencer, Eddie Riley, Donald Bennett, David Shobe, Myron Miller, Ronald Hershberger, Allen Singhass. Second row—Kay Elder, Manager, James Hart, Ous Watts, James Bosley, Buddy Haines, Arthur Dayton, Robert Kenny, Lewis Leatherman, Robert Bantz, Richard Twigg, Mr. Small, Coach. Senior Basketball Season The Fort Ashby Eagles ended the 1949-50 season with a record of 11 wins and 10 losses. This record is more impressive considering the fact that four of the losses were by one point each, and seven were lost by a margin of four or less points. Score by Games We They We They 36 Paw Paw 17 27 La Salle 28 52 Barton 35 60 Barton 41 35 Bruce 17 28 Piedmont 26 27 Howard 3 59 Beall 42 38 Romney 3 34 Elk Garden 35 25 Ridgeley 40 43 Romney 44 40 Bruce 28 40 Howard 57 3 Alumni 34 28 Piedmont 52 25 La Salle 36 51 Paw Paw 35 33 Ridgeley 34 dl Beall 38 39 ilk Garden 20 At tournament time the Eagles proved to everyone that they were really a good team. After drawing a bye in the opening round, they knocked cff the Potomac Valley Conference Champions, the highly fav- ored Ridgeley High Blackhawks, by the score of 60-42. On the next and last night of the contest, the Eagles fell prey to the Lions of Pied- mont, who won the tournament, thus placing the Eagles in the runner- ap position, Fort Ashby was given a trophy for winning second place in the tcurnament, and each team member received a silver medal. Gecrge Blauch, the high scoring forward of the team, brought honors to the school by being selected on the first string of the All Tournament team, as well as a starting position on the All P. V. C. squad. Blauch was awarded a trophy for the former distinction. We are looking forward to an even better year next season with the return. cf everyone except Blauch. Dayton, Dohrman, Martin, and Brels- ford should provide an excellent start for next season’s team. High scoring honors of the year went to the hard playing forward, George Blauch, who fired 226 points through the baskets this season. Runner-up honers went to our center, John Dayton, who posted a total of 189 points on the scoreboard. Other individual scoring went as follows: Paul Dohrman 169 Dale Riley 4 Melvin Martin 89 Gilbert Myers 2 Junior Brelsford 62 Gene Ault 2 Richary May 42 Leroy Wagoner 1 Donald Kenney 12 Senior High Basketball Team First row, left to right—Mr. Small, Coach; Donald Ken- ny, Gene Ault, Junior Brelsford, John Dayton, George Blauch, Richard May, Melvin Martin, Paul Dohrman, Frances Ander- son, Scorekeeper. Second row—Kay Elder, Manager; Glenn Milleson, Le- roy Wagoner, Johnny Haines, Dale Riley, William Self, Gil- bert Myers, Ray Pyles, Larry Hepner, Timekeeper. Mrs. E. Jack Long Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Long Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Speelman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holtzman Mrs. Mae Lindell Mr. Patrick Jenkins Rey. James H. Lotspeich Mrs. Lola Dowden Don Hott Claude Welch and Son Roy Allen Malone Harold Marker Pill Frase Lee H. 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