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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1957 volume:

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GRACE LUCAS 1919-1956 A LITTLE STEP AWAY To close the eye, fo fall asleep, To draw a labored breath, To find release from daily cares, In what we know as death. Is this the crowning of a life, The aim or end thereof? = The totaled sum of consciousness, The ripened fruit of love? It cannot be, for works of God Are wrought for nobler ends, And those away continue one Inthe hearts of kin and friends. TYTETETENTORETITET It cannot be, for they live on, A little step away, The soul—The everlasting life, Has found a better day. O. J. HANSON eye PY ASE EV SIDE TEC LASTS OS eee DEDICATION FORTRESS STAFF MR. MELVIN L. WOOLFORD, Advisor KAY JEAN MILLESON, Editor JERRY LEASE, Assistant Editor Sports Editor, Paul Chaney; Assistant Sports Editor, Lynwood Rexrode; Ad- vertising Manager, Dave McCullough; Assistant Advertising Manager, Ruth Hartman; Subscription Manager, Wan- da Saville, Assistant Subscription Manager, Joan Dayton; Editor, Kay Jean Milleson; Assistant Editor, Jerry Lease; Booster Page Manager, Betty Hart; Assistant Booster Page Man- ager, Donna Umstot; Activities Editor, Faye Clark; Photography Editor, Orvin Wagoner; Assistant Photography Editor, Leonard Brown. re we ET ATER RA BBE ON AERP ET RR AAD SUPERINTENDENT AND ASSISTANTS Mr. McGee was appointed Superintendent of Mineral County Schools July 1, 1955. He graduated from Dalevi lle, Virginia; Potomac State, Keyser; and Shepherd College, Shep- herdstown, W. Va. MR. S. T. McGEE Superintendent Mr. Welshonce was appointed Assistant Sup- erintendent of Mineral County Schools August 1, 1955. He graduated from Potomac State College and West Virginia University. Miss Jeanette McGuffie, General Supervisor, received her M.A. Degree from West Virginia University. MR. E. M. WELSHONCE, Assistant Superintendent MISS JEANETTE McGUFFIE, General Supervisor Mrs. Olive Spencer, Mineral County School’s Secretary, majored in Business Administration and graduated from Potomac State, Keyser. MISS GEORGIANNA KELLEY Financial Secretary MRS. OLIVE SPENCER Secretary Miss Georgianna Kelley, Financial Secretary, graduated from West Virginia University with a B.S. degree in Business Administration. oo — 242-43 Commercial Teacher 1247-53 Commercial Teacher 1953-55 Assistant Principal 1955-57 Principal Mrs. Donald Thorn, Secretary, and Steve Adams, Office Assistant, attending to some office work. The Senior Class of 1957 wishes to thank Mr. Marker, Principal, for assisting us during our stay at Fort Ashby High School. Congratulations, Mr. Marker, for a job well done. MR. VIRGIL U. HULL 1953-57 11 homeroom B.S., ‘52, and M.A., W.V.U., ‘55 French and social studies; Sponsor of Student Council, Autumn Ball, and Poster Club; co-sponsor of Junior and Senior Prom. MR. HOMER A. MAY 1955-57 9-A homeroom A.B., Shepherd College, ‘36 M.A., W.V.U., ‘40 English; sponsor of Science Club; di- rector of Senior Class Play. MRS. ALICE D. LEE 1955-57 8-B homeroom B.S., W.V.U., ‘54 English, civics, and psychology; sponsor of FTA and Camera Club; director of Junior Class Play. MRS. ARLENE NORRIS 1955-57 9-B homeroom B.S., W.V.U., ‘47 Home Ec. and Hot Lunch; sponsor of Handicraft Club and FHA; co-sponsor of Junior and Senior Prom and Sweetheart Dance; assistant director of operetta. MRS. LAURA MARKS ; 1943-57 7 homeroom : A.B., Salem College, ‘26 Math and Algebra; sponsor of Pep Club; assistant director of minstrel. — MR. EDWARD RILEY 1956-57 . Shepherd College Biology, chemistry, and science; sponsor of Junior and Senior Prom; co-sponsor of Autumn Ball and Dancing Club; assistant director of Junior Class Play. WR QUENTIN SAYERS 37 12 homeroom = Shepherd College, ‘50 - W_V.U., ‘54 Peyscs! education and drivers edu- ©m- sponsor of Fortress Ball; co- Seersor of Dancing Club; assistant Seecer of Senior Class Play. We MELVIN L. WOOLFORD 256-57 8-A homeroom '. Va. Wesleyan College, ‘51 mercial studies, and social stu- ponsor of yearbook and Au- ve! Club; Assistant director of = = ar Gc-wis MR. DONALD J. THORN 1956-57 B.A., W.V.U., ‘56 Biology, vocational agriculture, and shop; sponsor of School Improve- ment Club; co-sponsor of Sweetheart Dance. MRS. MARY F. WOOLFORD 1956-57 11 homeroom A.B., W. Va. Wesleyan College, ‘54 English, reading, and music; Spon- sor of Stunt and Game Club; director of operetta and minstrel; assistant di- rector of Junior Class Play. MRS. GEORGIANA S. YOST 1956-57 A.B., Shepherd College, ‘38 English, history, and library; co-spon- sor of Fortress Ball and Dancing Club; assistant director of Senior Class Play. et ee et et I ome mt mw tii so Wm oe FORT ASHBY HIGH Fort Ashby High, we salute you For guiding us through the days, To your ideals we’ll be true And remember you always. Always striving for the best To prepare us for the future days, We should be able to stand the. test When we go our separate ways. Here we have strived to grow In knowledge to retain, Our teachers all like to know, Their work was not in vain. So when our school days are o'er, We'll always think of you; For the training we have in store To you the honor is due. KAY MILLESON —- sa er AA V4 Te aoe PVE OE Le eT ee en eee —_ ae DAVID GARTH McCULLOUGH President “Dave” To thine own self be true; thou canst not then be false to any man. Science Club Officer 1; Dancing Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Student Council Officer 3; Student Council] 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Falashbian Staff 3; Fortress Staff 4; Class Play 3, 4. WANDA LEE SAVILLE Secretary “Hooker” Live for today, because tomorrow may never come. Falashbian Staff 3; Fortress Staff 4; Class Of- ficer 4; Autumn Ball Candidate 2; FHA Member 3, 4; Citizen of Month 3; Dancing Club 3, 4; Crocheting 1; Crafts 2; Student Council 4; Class Play 3, 4. JOAN CAROL DAYTON Treasurer “Joanie” It matters not how long we live, but how. Class Play 3; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Autumn Ball Candidate 3; Fortress Staff 4; Falashbian Staff 3; Dancing Club 1, 2, 4; Crocheting 3; Class Play 3, 4. KAY JEAN MILLESON Vice President “Kay” Brightening up the life of someone else will put a fresh shine on your own. Pres. of Eastern District 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Fortress Editor 4; Falashbian Staff 3; FHA 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Citizen of Month 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2; Sweetheart Rep. 3; Basketball Rep. 1; Dancing Club 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4. DONNA JEAN UMSTOT Reporter “Donnie” The only way fo have a friend is to be one. Class Officer 1, 4; Falashbian Staff 3; Fortress Staff 4; FHA Officer 4; Dancing Club 1, 2, 4; Crocheting Club 3; Class Play 4. OPAL MAE ABE “Opie” Love is wiser than ambition. 3, 4; FHA Sweetheart Candidate tizen of Month 3; Dancing Club 1, = 2 4, Felashbian Staff 3. ‘ ETHEL DARLENE BLAUCH “Darlene” “eeces words stir up anger; but a kind eth away wrath. Sficer 1, 2; FHA 3; FHA Officer 4; 2; Student Council 3, 4; Dancing Crocheting Club 3. (Withdrew) NV t i ie) oiPti€ i ve to PEGGY ANN ADAMS Peg! Boys are like ice cream, you don’t know which one you like until you have tried them all. Cheerleader 1; FHA 3, 4; Minstrel 1; Danc- ing Club 2, 3, 4; Crocheting Club 1; Class Play 3, 4. RUTH MARIE BORDER “Ruth” Complaining is a waste of breath. FHA 1; Handicraft Club 1, 4; Dancing Club 2; Crocheting Club 3; Falashbian Staff 3; Class Play 3, 4. MARTHA SHARON ALT “Sis” Advice comes too late when a done. Future Teachers 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Dancing Club 2, 3; Stunt and Game Club 4; Class Play 3. thing is SHIRLEY ANN BOSLEY “Shirley” May every day be happier than the last. FHA 1; Handicraft Club 1; Dancing Club 2, 4; Crocheting Club 3; Falashbian Staff 3; Class Play 3. BARBARA ANN BRANT “Barbie” It’s the little things in life that count. Cheerleader 1; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 3; Autumn Ball Queen 1; FHA Officer 4; Piedmont Rep. 3; Crocheting Club 3; Falash- bian Staff 3; Class Play 4. HARRY THOMAS CHESHIRE “TOMMY” There’s never a dull moment. Audio-visual Club 1, 4; School Improvement Club 2; Science Club 3. GEORGE LEONARD BROWN “Pappy” He is most cheated who cheats himself. FFA 1, 2; Autumn Ball Escort 2; School Im- provement Club 1, 2; Dancing Club 3, 4; Falashbian Staff 3; Fortress Staff 4; Class Play 4. ALICE FAYE CLARK “Grasshopper” That that cost the least and does the most is just a friendly smile. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA Officer 4; FHA Dance 1, 3; Falashbian Staff 3; Fortress Staff 4; Danc- ing Club 1, 2, 3; Stunt and Game Club. PAUL WILLIAM CHANEY “Pete” Praise Peter—but don’t find fault with Paul. FFA 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2 3; Baseball 3; Fortress Staff 4; School Im provement Club 1, 2, 3; Dancing Club 4. DOLORES JEAN DAVIS “Dolores” May we have those in our arms that we love in our hearts. Falashbian Staff 3; Student Council 2, 3; Handicraft Club 1, 4; Dancing Club 2; Crochet- ing Club 3; Class Play 3. WILLIAM P. DENNISON “Bill” Seewere Ges the power to shape his own Teesee Ceb 2; Science Club Officer 3; Ree ers Cub Officer 1; Class Play 3; Audio- m_£ Cred 4 ROBERT LARRY GOLLER “Bob” a © emer] “Ke you at your worst, they'll love eee 2 pcer best. i eee of Month 3; Falashbian Staff 3; Reeses Cheb 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Class =a = MARGARET JO DERSIN “Peggy” Always keep a smile and never be sad. Dancing Club 2, 3, 4; Crocheting Club 1. BETTY JANE HART “Betty” The Longest way around is the shortest way home. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Dancing Club 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 1; Falashbian Staff 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Stunt and Game 4; Class Play 4. LORETTA GARY FLANAGAN Miss Shag” It’s nice to be important; but it’s mighty important to be nice. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA Officer 4; Class Officer 3; Girl of the Month 3; Dancing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Handicraft Club 2; Library Club 3. ORVEL ROY HART “Bob” Something done for another is something done for one’s self. Falashbian Staff 3; FTA Officer 2, 3; Operetta 1; Minstrel 1; Dancing Club 3, 4; Class Play 3; Librarian 1, 4. RUTH NADINE HARTMAN “Tootie”’ Forget your fast love, think of the new. Senior High Glee Club 1, 2; Dancing Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 4; Class Play 3, 4; Year- book Staff 4. JERRY LEROY LEASE “Shorty” You‘ll never get ahead by looking back. FFA Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Of- ficer 4; Class Play 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2; 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Science Club 1; Audio-visual 2; School Improvement Club 3, 4. v WILLIAM EDWARD IMAN JR. “Junior” Be sincere in everything you do. Student Council 1; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 4; Track 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2; FFA Officer 3, 4; School Improvement Club 1, 2; 3 4s NELSON SECRIST LONG “Stump” Here’s to you! No matter how old you are, you don’t look it. Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Basketball 3, 4; Dancing Club 3, 4; School Improvement Club 1, 2; FFA 1, 2, 3. ee eee a ee a Se eS! ee KENNETH WAYNE ISNER “Ken” We are no more than what people think we are. Bachelor’s Club 1; Dancing Club 3; Audio- visual Club 3; Class Play 3. WILLIAM FRANCIS LOGSDON JR. “Jerry” One always returns to his first love. Class Play 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Bachelors Club 1; Class Officer 1; Dancing Club 3; Art Club 1, 2. a, JOHN DALE LOGSDON cheerful word for everyone. 3, 4; FFA Officer 3; FFA Escort S@eshbien Staff 3; Dancing Club 1, 2, 4; mprovement Club 3. POSERT FRANCIS NEWCOMER for pleasure’ you must labor Owb 3; Poster Club 4. EVERS AMBROSE McCOY “Brosie” The longer you live the more you learn. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 3; Dancing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 2, 3, 4. IRENE MARIE O'BRIEN “Rene” Many waters cannot quench love, neither can the flood drown it. Handicraft Club 1; Crocheting Club 2, 3; Crocheting Club Officer 2; Dancing Club 4. GLENN WOODROW McTAGGART “Woody” A wise man is one who knows he has enough before he has had it. School Improvement Club 1, 2, 3; Audio- visual Club 4. LYNWOOD CARROL REXRODE “Rex” Live fast, love hard, die young, and leave beautiful memories. 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SAMPSON = 29 4 4 TWILA JOYCE WAGONER “Red” Weees my endure for a night, but joy H m@ the morning. 3, FIA Officer 2, 3, 4; Dancing Club Ses Pey 3, 4; Stunt and Game Club 4. ORVIN RAY WAGONER “Pete” Character is destiny. eee! 1. 2. 3; Science Club 1, 2; Science Sus =a Dicer 2; Class Play 3, 4; Dancing = 4 Feleshbian Staff 3; Fortress Staff 4. BETTY LOU WAGONER “Etzel” Seek and ye shall find. Cheerleader 1, 3, 4; Basketball Queen 4; Class Officer 2; Citizen of month 2; Cro- cheting Club 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 4. JACKIE NELSON WAGONER “Jack” Chop your own wood and it will warm you twice. School Improvement Club 2; Science Club 3; Bachelor’s Club 1; Audio-visual Club 4. LUCY MAE WHITE “Suzie” We never love heartily but once, and that is the first time we love. Glee Club 1; Crocheting Club 1; FHA 2, 3, 4; Dancing Club 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3. WHO’S WHO BEST LOOKING Evers McCoy Alice Clark MOST POPULAR Peggy Adams Bobby Goller MOST PLEASING PERSONALITY Kay Jean Milleson Leonard Brown MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kay Jean Milleson David McCullough MISS F.H.S.—Joan Dayton MR. F.H.S.—Evers McCoy First row, left to right: Mike Fisher, Judy Kimble, Kay Kenney, Nancy Deremer, Jay Boyland. Second row: Mildred Dowden, Herbert Bosley, Ann Cambell, Eddie Linn, Carroll Lease, Linda Bauer. Third row: Mr. Riley, Sponsor; Donnie Davis, Gary Isner, Allen Hockaday, Sam Barnes, Harold Lark, Eddie Arnold, Mr. Hull, Sponsor. First row, left to right: Corrine Smith, Barbara Ward, Ruth Seeders, Marie Tracy, Mary O’Brien. Second row: Sam Umstot, Garey Moore, Delores Rotruck, Betty Sutton, Nannie Singhas, Serena Miner, Earnest O’Brien. Third row: Mr. Riley, Sponsor; Danny Watts, Larry Tracy, Phillip Meadows, Tommy Riley, Donnie Milleson, Rodger Nester, Sponsor, Mr. Hull. CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Garey Moore, Reporter; Marie Tracy, Secre- tary; Donnie Milleson, Presi- dent; Carroll Lease, Vice President; Nancy Deremer, Treasurer. .—_—_ — eee es eS ES eee THE FALASHBIAN STAFF The Falashbian is printed four times a year by the journalism class of Fort Ashby High School. Advisor: Mrs. Alice Lee Co-Editors: Serena Miner and Kay Kenney. Proof Readers: Larry Tracy and Earnest O’Brien. Business Managers: Eddie Linn and Mike Fisher. Mimeograph Operators: Don Mil- leson and Phil Meadows. Typists: Betty Sutton and Delores Rotruck. Art Editor: Sammy Umstot. Feature Editors: Marie Tracy and Corrine Smith. Society Editors: Nancy Deremer and Nannie Singhas. News Editors: Barbara Ward and eA MINER Ann Campbell. Co-Editor KAY KENNEY Sports Editors: Danny Watts and Co-Editor Allen Hockaday. Humor Editor: Judy Kimble. Queen Ceres VII RUTH SEEDERS Ruth Seeders and her escort, Phil Meadows. Mr. Marker, Principal, is shown crowning the Queen. The Queen and her court, left to right, are: Evers McCoy, Glen Pyles, Barbara Smith, Colin Lease, Marica Wagoner, Robert Barnes, Mr. Marker, Principal; Carol Ault, Phillip Meadows, Frank Pyles, Doris Funk, Vick Liller, Barbara Davis, Jimmy Tallman, Donna Brelsford, Pat Smith, Crown bearer, Melvin Dowden; Flower girls, Karen Seed- ers, Valerie Grayson, Queen Ruth Seeders. First row, left to right: Blanche Bosley, Nancy Pyles, Ann Hiett, Pa- tricia Spencer, Norma Kenney, Donna Hershberger, Donna Brelsford, Rae Carole Emmart. Second row: Mrs. Woolford, Sponsor; John Boy- land, Ernest Snyder, Dowaine Weaver, Janet Longenecker, Carol Getz, Barbara Bosley, Edward Willison, Gary Kenney, Harley Wagoner. Third row: Edward Wasson, Frank Stead, Lee Rexrode, David Sherman, War- ren Nestor, William Anderson, Gary Riley, Wayne Shreve, Kenneth Harper. First row, left to, right: Janet Newhouse, Beverly Myers, Irene Iman, Joyce Wolford, Judy Wagoner, Charlotte Getz, Patricia Kidwell, Faye Evans, Elaine Phares, Mary Snyder. Second row: Mrs. Woolford, Sponsor; Johnny Tipping, Barbara Bauer, Ella Mae Thompson, Ruth Liller, Bertha Pownell, Ruth Lark, Carol Alt, Frances Abe, Eunice Abe, Theodore Abe. Third row: Larry Brown, Charles Robinson, Gary Logsdon, David VonHagel, Bernard Long, Glen Pyles, Bill Price, Larry Troutman, Harold Hershberger. OFFICERS Left to right: Harold Hershberger, President; Donna Brelsford, Vice President; Donna Hershberger, Sec- retary; Glen Pyles, Treasurer; John Boyland, Reporter. Could it be that these girls in home economics class are preparing themselves for the many duties which they will have to perform as housewives? No doubt these biology students are observing sting operation on some innocent frog. right: Who knows, perhaps we have a future ship PVC basketball team in this physical class. eft: These typing students are learning that type- offers many advantages in one’s personal life as in the business world. its First row, left to right: Barbara Allen, Viola Hockaday, Judith Dennison, Carole Miller, June Haines, Jane Abe, Mary Lou Coleman, Annette Colmer, Wanda Lambert. Second row: Sandra Broome, Sandra Kenny, Grace Kesner, Kay Clevenger, Nancy Brooks, Barbara Davis, Janet Adams, Norma Allen, Patty McCoy, Phyllis Long. Third row: Mr. May, Sponsor; Edgar Barnes, Dale Dennison, Billy Hayes, Robert Kimble, Luther Fink, Colin Lease, Phillip Dayton, Freddie Adams, Douglas Kenny, Clarence Hawse, Arlie Dolly. Fourth row: Arnold French, Curtis Elliot, Billy Hinkle, Steve Adams, Jared Clevenger, Raymond Abe, Richard Abe, Gerald Lewis, Timmy Adams. CLASS OFFICERS First row, left to right: Colin Lease, President; Annette Colmer, Vice President. Second row: Clarence Hawse, Secretary; Mary Lou Cole- man, Treasurer; Patty McCoy, Re- porter. First row, left to right: Helen Spencer, Wanda Twigg, Judy White, Beth Shreve, Ethel Wagoner, Janet Watts, Barbara Peer, Barbara Smith. Second row: Carolyn Sherman, Jerry Pownall, Marshall Rhodes, Arthur Wagoner, Charles Rice, Jimmy Steed, James Tallman, Doug Wolford, Judy Whitacre. Third row: Mrs. Norris, Sponsor; Gary Shanholtz, Ronald Staggs, Roger Simpson, Gary Umstot, Bill Shanholtzer, James Powell, Bill Sutton, Glenn Peer. CLASS OFFICERS First row, left to right: Judy Whit- acre, President; Doug Wolford, Vice President. Second row: Charles Rice, Secretary; James Powell, Treasurer; Carolyn Sherman, Reporter. FRESHMAN CAPERS These serious looking students in mathematics class may someday become great mathematicians. During their Christmas assembly the freshmen presented a wonderful play entitled, “The Christmas Guest.” This science class enjoys learning about atoms, molecules and tissues. First row, left to right: Donald Alt, Doris Funk, Mary Kenney, Linda Kimble, Carole Colmer, Joylou Harper, Doris Beam, James Hartman. Second row: Shirley Headley, David Hinkle, Charles Hinkle, Ronald Bosley, Sue Kesner, Zane Dennison, James Bowers, Samuel Iman, Betty Holloway. Third row: Mr. Woolford, Sponsor; David Bowers, Robert Barnes, Robert Adams, Thomas Goss, Robert Fisher, Robert French, Charles Getz. First row, left to right: Patricia Rexrode, Harold Smith, Wesley Shanholtz, Virgil O’Neal, Danny Pownell, Eugene Wright, Douglas Shreves, Nancy Wagoner. Second row: Marcia Wagoner, Lily Snyder, Naomi Myers, Delores Rhodes, Elanore Phares, Arlene Self, Lois Long, Wanda Willison. Third row: Harold Vance, John Rice, Charles Malone, Thomas Seeders, James Lambert, David Pyles, George Liller, William Rosskamp, Bruce Nestor. Fourth row: James Myers, Wayne Linn, Roger Malone, David Powers, Paul Price, Eugene Wagoner, Donald Snyder, Whitney Singhass, William Shreves, Mrs. Lee, Sponsor. CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Robert Adams, Presi- dent; David Bowers, Vice President; Robert Barnes, Secretary-Treasurer; Robert Fisher, Reporter, CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Roger Malone, Presi- dent; Lois Long, Vice President; Elanore Phares, Secretary-Treasurer; William Shreves, Reporter. S EG VeR E A N pD T £ i! CLASS OFFICERS “= night: James Hoey, Weemcest; Harold’ Kerns, Wee President; Jerry Gentry, Geeeery-Treasurer; Barbara Sm Meione, Reporter. ld First row, left to right: Donald Broome, Deanna Kenney, Judy Clark, Shirley Goss, Judy Kenney, Barbara Lou Malone, John Dennison. Second row: Larry Malone, Maurice Dowden, Linda Adams, Carole Ault, Amanda Malone, Ervin Kesner, Olen Getz, James Hoey. Third row: Mrs. Marks, Sponsor; Harry Householder, Dale Brown, Glenwood Logsdon, Harold Kerns, Kenneth Kimble, Jerry Gentry, Roger Dal e Malone. First row, left to right: Sheila White, Margaret Smith, Barbara Sampson, Rita Nestor, Judy Shipman, Judy Robison, Etta Whetzel. Second row: Steve Stickley, Eugene Weaver, James Root, Russell Wagoner, James Rhodes, Jerry Wagoner, Frederick Tomlinson, Wayne Peer. Third row: Mrs. Marks, Sponsor; Frank Pyles, Lindley New- comer, Homer Simpson, William White, Jack Mauk, James Rosskamp, Theodore Tomlinson. First row, left to right: Donald Alt, Doris Funk, Mary Kenney, Linda Kimble, Carole Colmer, Joylou Harper, Doris Beam, James Hartman. Second row: Shirley Headley, David Hinkle, Charles Hinkle, Ronald Bosley, Sue Kesner, Zane Dennison, James Bowers, Samuel Iman, Betty Holloway. Third row: Mr. Woolford, Sponsor; David Bowers, Robert Barnes, Robert Adams, Thomas Goss, Robert Fisher, Robert French, Charles Getz. CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Robert Adams, Presi- dent; David Bowers, Vice President; Robert Barnes, Secretary-Treasurer; Robert Fisher, Reporter, First row, left to right: Patricia Rexrode, Harold Smith, Wesley Shanholtz, Virgil O’Neal, Danny Pownell, Eugene Wright, Douglas Shreves, Nancy Wagoner. Second row: Marcia Wagoner, Lily Snyder, Naomi Myers, Delores Rhodes, Elanore Phares, Arlene Self, Lois Long, Wanda Willison. Third row: Harold Vance, John Rice, Charles Malone, Thomas Seeders, James Lambert, David Pyles, George Liller, William Rosskamp, Bruce Nestor. Fourth row: James Myers, Wayne Linn, Roger Malone, David Powers, Paul Price, Eugene Wagoner, Donald Snyder, Whitney Singhass, William Shreves, Mrs. Lee, Sponsor. CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Roger Malone, Presi- dent; Lois Long, Vice. President; Elanore Phares, Secretary-Treasurer; William Shreves, Reporter. CRS e Pe ee te 7 — CLASS OFFICERS Ge = mcht: James Hoey, Pesce Harold Kerns, Wee President; Jerry Gentry, Geeteetreasurer; Barbara Se Welcome. Reporter. First row, left to right: Donald Broome, Deanna Kenney, Judy Clark, Shirley Goss, Judy Kenney, Barbara Lou Malone, John Dennison. Second row: Larry Malone, Maurice Dowden, Linda Adams, Carole Ault, Amanda Malone, Ervin Kesner, Olen Getz, James Hoey. Third row: Mrs. Marks, Sponsor; Harry Householder, Dale Brown, Glenwood Logsdon, Harold Kerns, Kenneth Kimble, Jerry Gentry, Roger Dale Malone. First row, left to right: Sheila White, Margaret Smith, Barbara Sampson, Rita Nestor, Judy Shipman, Judy Robison, Etta Whetzel. Second row: Steve Stickley, Eugene Weaver, James Root, Russell Wagoner, James Rhodes, Jerry Wagoner, Frederick Tomlinson, Wayne Peer. Third row: Mrs. Marks, Sponsor; Frank Pyles, Lindley New- comer, Homer Simpson, William White, Jack Mauk, James Rosskamp, Theodore Tomlinson. EIGHTH GRADE ACTIVITIES Some of these busy students may someday become These girls in physical education class are learning that famous scientists. participating in organized sports can be lots of fun. SEVENTH GRADE ACTIVITIES Some of these students are probably wondering if they These students are reading many interesting stories in will ever have the opportunity to see the many places their reading class. they are learning about in geography class. TAA NS VARSITY BASKETBALL COACH QUENTIN SAYERS ASSISTANT COACH EDDIE RILEY Front row, left to right: Coach Sayers, Eddie Linn, Assistant Coach Riley. Center row: Sam Barnes, Jerry Lease, Glen Pyles, Harold Hershberger, Gary Isner. Back row: Mike Fisher, William Iman, Nelson Long, Allen Hockaday. GLEN PYLES SCHEDULE Eik Garden __ Capon Bridge HAROLD HERSHBERGER a DS SAM BARNES EDDIE LINN 43 61 35 50 49 50 57 42 57 48 52 Phe 74 56 74 66 70 75 51 63 61 During the 1956-57 basketball season the Fort Ashby Eagles were not as successful as we might have d esired, having compiled a season record of 8 wins and 13 losses. However, this record does not reveal the complete story since the team lost 8 of their games by a score difference of 8 or fewer points. In the Section 16, Class “B” tournament, held at the Potomac State College gymnasium at Keyser, the Fort Ashby Eagles lost their first game to the Potomac Valley Conference champion and tournament favorite, West Virginia School for the Deaf of Romney, by a close score of 55-47. On the following night the Eagles lost to the Elk Garden Stags by a score of 75-58. GARY ISNER JERRY LEASE JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM is ¥ Coach Sayers, Standing in front of group. Kneeling, left to right: Jack Boyland, Sonny Abe, Edward Wasson, Frank Steed, and Johnny Tipping. Standing, left to right: Kenny Harper, Billy Price, Bernard Long, Phillip Meadows, Donnie Milleson, and Larry Brown. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling, left to right: Douglas Wolford, Vick Liller, Wayne Linn, Jimmy Hartman, Jimmy Steed, Phillip Dayton, and Dale Dennison. Standing: Paul Chaney, Manager, Harold Root, Manager; Robert Barnes, Paul Price, Billy Sutton, Raymond Abe, Gary Umstot, Jerry Clevenger, David Bowers, Arnold French, Timmy Adams, Gary Shanholtz, Tommy Riley, Manager, and Coach Riley. SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Betty Lou Wagoner, captain Donna Brelsford Donna Hershberger Nancy Deremer JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Norma Allen, Patty McCoy, Sandra Kenney, and Janet Adams SNAPSHOTS OF THE SEASON | C0. kn ea organizations STUDENT COUNCIL temcnee ste init y= | Row next to wall, front to rear: Jerry Lease, Norma Allen, Johnny Tipping, Larry Brown, Jimmy Steed, Kay Milleson, and Wanda Saville. Second row: Eddie Linn, Barbara Malone, Sammy Umstot, James Hoey, Roger Malone, and David McCullough. Third row: Nancy Wagoner, Donna Hershberger, Donna Brelsford, Betty Sutton, and Nancy Deremer. Not present when picture was taken: Steve Adams. Left: Mr. Hull and Jerry Lease discussing Citizen of the Month activity. Right: Johnny Tipping and Jerry Lease selling candy at a ball game. The officers of the Future Homemakers of America are, left to right: Barbara Brant, President; Judy Wagoner, Treasurer; Faye Clark, Parliamentarian; Kaye Kenney, State and National Projects; Donna Umstot, Public Relations; Nancy Deremer, Historian; Donna Belsford, Music and Recreation; Loretta Flanagan, Secretary. Left side of table, first row, left to right: Mrs. Adams, Loretta Flanagan, Ruth Seeders, Ruth Lark, Barbara Brant, Irene Iman, Ruth Liller, and Ella Mae Thompson. Second row: Betty Hart, Donna Hershberger, Donna Brelsford, Carol Emmart, Patsy Spencer, and Barbara Bosley. Right side of table, first row, left to right: Judy Wagoner, Eunice Abe, Nanny Singhas, Martha Alt, Nancy Deremer, Donna Umstot, Elaine Phares, Opal Abe, and Peggy Adams. Second row: Faye Clark, Corine Smith, Ann Campbell, Mrs. Norris, Delores Rotruck, Betty Sutton, Judy Kimble, Barbara Ward, Kaye Kenney, and Kay Milleson. MRS. A. NORRIS, Advisor Initiation of new members. MRS. R. ADAMS, Chapter Mother FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS—Left to right: Jay Boyland, Parliamen- tarian; Warren Nester, Sentinel; Carroll Lease, Secretary; William Iman, President; Harold Lark, Treasurer; Jerry Lease, Vice President; Mr. Thorn, Advisor. First year members—First row, left to right: Arthur Wagoner, Clarance Hawse, Billy Sutton, Robert Kimble. Second row: Arlie Dolly, Jerry Clevenger, Luther Fink, Arnold French, Raymond Abe, Billy Hayes, Douglas Kenney. Third row: Philip Dayton, Ronald Staggs, Edgar Barnes, Richard Abe, Gary Shanholtz, Colin Lease, Gerald Lewis, Roger Simpson. Second and third year members—First row, left to right: Jack Boyland, Ga Kenny, Roger Nester, Harley Wagoner, Kenny Harper, Gary Moore. Second row Edward Willison, Wayne Shreve, Herbert Bosley, Evers McCoy, William Imar Gary Logsdon, Larry Brown. Third row: Warren Nester, Danny Watts, Harold Lar David Sutton, Nelson Long, Tommy Riley, Carroll Lease, Don Davis. F.F.A. Initiation. a Our cooks this year are: Mrs. Irene Kesner, Mrs. Edith Thompson, and Mrs. Arlene Norris, our home economics teacher. They have done a fine job in preparing the food for the hot lunch program, and keeping the kitchen in excellent condition. %e kitchen helpers this year consist of four senior boys. They are: Lynwood errode, William Iman, Jerry Lease, and Harold Root. We are very proud of our new custodian this year, Mr. Ervin Kesner, who has kept the building clean and healthful. lhe bus drivers this year are, left to right: Mr. Floyd Wagoner, Mr. Bill Barnes, Mr. Glenn Judy, Mr. Marvin Biser, Mr. Dan Whitacre, and Mr. Guy Adams. OFFICERS Left to right: Marie Tracy, Recreation Leader; Orvel Hart, Librarian; Joyc e Wolford, Secretary; Mary Snyder, Treasurer; Patty Kidwell, Parliamentarian. Seated: Twila Wagoner, President; Janet New- house, Vice President. GROUP First row, left to right: Elaine Phares, Twila Wagoner, Martha Alt, Joyce Wolford, Pat Kidwell, Mary Coleman, and Janet Newhouse. Second row: Mrs. Lee, Sponsor; Ann Hiett, Grace Kesner, Beth Shreve, Corrine Smith, Barbara Ward, Ruth Seeders, Marie Tracy, Orvel Hart, Janet Watts, Janet Longenecker, Irene Iman, Faye Evans, Nancy Pyles, and Mary Snyder. Edward Wasson absent when picture was taken. PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION P.T.A. Meeting OFFICERS Left to right: Mrs. Edna Wasson, Treasurer; Mr. Neldon McCort, Vice President; Mr. Russell Adams, President; Mrs. Betty Welch, Secretary. MEET ME AT THE PROM BY JAMES REACH Monk Stacy ---------------------------- Orvin Wagoner Julia Cartwright —_$._..__.—-- Ruth Hartman Elwood Simpson ---------------—--- David McCullough Elsie Hacker —————_______-—-_-—- Betty Hart WArS:, Tianhe axe Twila Wagoner Mom Madigan ------------------------------ Wanda Saville Lucy Trainer ——————_-_—______-— Kay Milleson Gal H6nty) 22 a Jerry Logsdon | a8 ee ae Ere een Ruth Border Miss Ferishial lace Peggy Adams Shelia Rollins: 2... Barbara Brant Gert Anderson —————__--------_----— Patty Smith Ada ‘SHOE cc. ee te Joan Dayton Wire CLG a Donna Umstot Pudge Burnett —---------------------------—-- Jerry Lease Bing Wilson —————-____—_—__--— Lynwood Rexrode Don Leonard _____—_____--_------ Leonard Brown Presented November 30, 1956 SENIOR CLASS PLAY sae Announcer —--------———---—----------------—- Faye Clark Stage Managers -—----- Nelson Long, John Logsdon Assistants ----------- Paul Chaney, Tommy Cheshire Prompters -------------- Lucy White, Doris Van Meter Irene O’Brien Ushers ------------ Betty Wagoner, Loretta Flanagan Margaret Dersin, Martha Alt Tickets) ances se Shirley Bosley, Delores Davis Wardrobe ------------- Lucy White, Doris Van Meter Irene O’Brien, Orvel Hart RECTORS: Mr. May, Mrs. Yost, Mr. Sayers. PROMPTERS: Doris Van Meter, Irene O’Brien, Lucy White, Orvel Hart HAGE CREW: Tommy Cheshire, John Logsdon, Nel- USHERS AND ANNOUNCER: Loretta Flanagan, Faye gan Long Clark, Margaret Dersin “Getting ready for the prom.” “Announcing the prom queen.” ACTIVITY CLUBS Riga 3 DANCING—Sponsors: Mr. Riley, HANDICRAFT — Sponsor: Mrs. SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT—Spor- Mr. Sayers, and Mrs. Yost Norris sor: Mr. Thorn ot 1 oe � = AUDIO-VISUAL — Sponsor: : CAMERA—Sponsor: Mrs. Lee SCIENCE—Sponsor: Mr. May Woolford ma PEP—Sponsor: Mrs. Marks STUNT AND GAME-Sponsor: POSTER—Sponsor: Mr. Hull Mrs. Woolford Music Class Office Practice Class Psychology Class Chemistry Class Advanced Home Economics Class E E - t 4 SF 4m pmiammsy mOZPpO Miss Barbara Brant reigned as F.H.A. and F.F.A. Sweetheart. She was crowned by Mr. Donald Thorn, F.F.A. sponsor, and was presented a bouquet of red carnations by Mrs. John Garrett. The Future Homemakers and the Future Farmers of America sponsored their second “Sweetheart Dance,” Feb- ruary 14, 1957. Each princess was pre- sented a corsage of red carnations. THE COURT—Left to right: Donna Brelsford, Kay Milleson, Wanda Saville, Delores Rotruck, Elaine Phares, Opal Abe, Kay Kenney, Betty Hart, Faye Clark, Cathy Welch, Barbara Brant, Evers McCoy, Charles Riley, Arlie Dolly, Carroll Lease, Gary Logsdon, David Sutton, Harold Lark, Garey Moore, John Logsdon, Reymond Abe, and Jerry Lease. advertisers © PATRONS — BOOSTERS — ADVERTISERS Abe’s Jewelry Store Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Grapes Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Poland Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Abe Mr. and Mrs. James Grapes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poling Donald Ray Adams Patsy Grapes Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Portmess Gerald Adams Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grim Mr. and Mrs. Dick Pownall Peggy Adams and Gene Keister Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Hart Joe Prelli Mr. and Mrs. Russell Adams Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hartman Onalee Pretzel Mr. and Mrs. Jack Alkire Jim Haycock Mrs. R. W. Prysock Juanita Alkire Mr. and Mrs. Ermin Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Edgell Pyles Mr. and Mrs. Merle Allen Shirley Ann Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Odell Pyles Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alt Cleo Helmick Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Pyles Mr. and Mrs. Homer Alt Mr. and Mrs. Bub Hershberger Kenny Ratcliff Al-Mar Jewelry Ronnie Hershberger Winified Ratcliff Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson Winton Hershberger Dick and Emma Reid Mr. and Mrs. John Armentrout Charles Hiett Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rice Mr. and Mrs. Harley Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hines and Son Robinette’s Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barnes Mr. and Mrs. John Hinkle Mrs. Jessie Rollins Mr. John Barton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holler Wm. M. Root, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Beaver Truman Householder Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sacco Donald P. Bennett Owen and Evelyn Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Q. Sayers Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Bennett Mr. Hull Shear’s Dept. Store Mr. and Mrs. Lee Blamble Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jenkins H. E. Shobe Virginia Bloom Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson Oscar Sisk Mr. and Mrs. Darell Boatman Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kenney and Son Hershel Smith Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Bohrer Mrs. Donald D. Kenney Smith’s Shoe Store Sandra Lee Boone ' Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kenney Smith's Sinclair Servicenter Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Border Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Kesner Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Sam Border Mr. and Mrs.R. E. Kirby Virginia and Mary Ellen Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Borror Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kiser Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Souders Mr. and Mrs. Arnell Bowers Delbert R. Kitzmiller South End Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. James Bowers, Jr. Bessie L. Knight Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Speelman Robert Bowers Julia Kohl Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spencer Bowling Green Cut-Rate Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Kreiger Mr. Paul Teter Bowling Green Esso Servicentér Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kriglein The Duck Dohrman’s Mr. and Mrs. Eli Boyard Virginia Leatherman The Notion Shop Mrs. Robert Bridgers Jill Lee Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brinkman Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Leese Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Thorn Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Broome Ronnie Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Paul Travis Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buffer William Liller Lois True Bob Chaney Lillian’s Girl Shop Floyd Umstot’s Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cheshire Mr. and Mrs. Robert Linn Mr. and Mrs. James Lee Umstot Mr. and Mrs. Walter Close Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Logsdon Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Umstot Cresaptown Cut-Rate Mr. and Mrs. Parker Logsdon Mr. and Mrs. Ray Umstot Mr. and Mrs. Calvin W. Davis William R. Long Vondergrifts Music Shop Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Davis Loren and Cookie, U.S.N. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence VanMeter Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Davis Joe Love Mr. and Mrs. J. W. VanMeter Mr. and Mrs. James Davis Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Marker Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wagoner Thomas Davis Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Marks Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wagoner Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Day Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marple Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wagoner Sr. Barbara Dayton Mr. and Mrs. Otis Martin Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wagoner Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dayton Mr. and Mrs. Homer May Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Wagoner Mr. and Mrs. Jack Diehl Richard Elvis May Leroy Wagoner Mr. C. G. Dennison Mr. and Mrs. Nelden McCort Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Wagoner Betty Jo Dohrman Mr. and Mrs. Evers McCoy Maude S. Walker Mr. Henry J. Dohrman Mr. and Mrs. B. A. McCullough Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Ward Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Douthitt Miss McGuffie Mr. Rex Ward Embassy Theatre Dr. L. R. McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Warner Rae Carol Emmart Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wasson Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Ericksen Don Milleson Mr. and Mrs. Monzel Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Files Mr. and Mrs. Watson Milleson Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Welch Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fisher S. F. Miner Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Welton Mr. and Mrs. Everett Flanagan Mrs. Mollie Morral Windsor Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Richard Foley Melvin C. Murray B.T.F.N. Wise Owl 4-H Club Paul O. Foltz—Mary A. Foltz Mr. and Mrs. Edward Neff Mildred Wolford Grace and Doris Funk Mr. and Mrs. Tilden Norris Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Woolford Nettie Garland Mr. and Mrs. H. R. O‘Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Yost Garrett's Mr. and Mrs. Jack Orndoff A Patron Leila T. Garrett Mr. and Mrs. John T. Orndoff A Friend Mr. and Mrs. David Gentry Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Parrish A Friend Max Gerson Pioneer Restaurant Better Milk for Better Health BLUE WHITE TOWER |) RESTAURANT = YE Ouen City oairy Plate Lunches and Sandwiches Open 24 Hours Breakfast at Any Hour 36 NORTH GEORGE STREET CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND QUEEN CITY Cumberland, Maryland WISE AMERICA’S MOST POPULAR POTATO CHIP Distributed by R. C. “Shorty” Marker CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Phone PA4-3390 MONNETT’S GARAGE Route 5, McMullen Hwy. at Pinto Road Cumberland, Md. Owner — JOSEPH M. MONNETT Phone PA. 2-7012 CHERRY’S GROCERY GROCERIES, MEATS, PRODUCE Phone Romney 7F112 SPRINGFIELD, W. VA. GRAYSON’S SPORTING GOODS AND PHOTO SUPPLIES 2 Piedmont Street Box 711 KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA WALTER N. YODER AND SON PLUMBING — HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Route 5, McMullen Highway CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Phone PA 4-0610 COLLINS G.M.C. TRUCKS — CASE TRACTORS — FARM EQUIPMENT New Holland Harvesting Machinery COMPLETE PART SERVICE AND SHOP FACILITIES AVAILABLE Phone PA. 2-3922 When in Cumberland 7 Shop the Easy Way CORBETT’S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Your Prescription Cumberland's Self-Service Drug Store 5 and 10 LOCALLY OWNED NATIONALLY KNOWN ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA 309 Virginia Avenue Phone 40 CUMBERLAND Always First With the Newest WELDING AND SUPPLY For Young Men's Clothing COMPANY rs WELDING SUPPLIES — BOTTLED GAS BURTON'S Phone PA. 2-6290 in Cumberland 102 Wineow Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND PILE BROS., INCORPORATED Manufacturers of CONCRETE BURIAL VAULTS — SEPTIC TANKS Also STEEL — OIL AND GASOLINE STORAGE TANKS Route No. 5 McMullen Highway CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND For More Information Call PA. 2-8484 Compliments of L yY JOE'S BARBER SHOP PLUMBING CO. 404! , Virginia Avenue Plumbing — Heating CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND PINTO, MARYLAND Compliments of SUPER CONCRETE CO. Your Headquarters for Ready-Mix Concrete CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND PA. 2-4260 NELSON AUTO SALES Clean Used Cars BUY — SELL — TRADE Phone RE. 8-9290 POTOMAC ST. RIDGELEY, W. VA. VANMETER'S SH EAR’S TEXACO SERVICENTER See Us for Best Deal Keyser, West Virginia on Your Tire Needs Phone PA. 2-4440 CRESAPTOWN, MARYLAND Compliments Compliments KEECH’S 4 DRUG STORES Spates 600 and 43 Virginia Ave. CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND METHODIST CHURCH Home of the Wheatamin Vitamin Patterson Creek, W. Va. FREE PARKING LOT Compliments of WAGONER BEAM SERVICE STATION MOTEL Fort Ashby, West Virginia PHONE 2124 SMITH’S TRIANGLE MOTORS WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE USED CARS WITH MANY UNUSED MILES Phone PA 4-6464, PA 4-6465 322 South Centre Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND DALE WELCH Sales Mgr. DONALD SMITH wner Gift Headquarters for the Graduate ART CARVED DIAMONDS STIEFF STERLING SILVER SPEAR’S JEWELRY STORE 62 Baltimore Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Best Wishes to the Senior Class PARENT - TEACHER ASSOCIATION Patterson Creek West Virginia ROMNEY FORD SALES, INC. Phone 471 One Mile East of Romney on U. S. 50 Compliments of POTOMAC VALLEY HOSPITAL Keyser, West Virginia SANDERS SERVICE STATION AND MOTEL ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 324J or 65M Compliments of RAY’S JEWELERS 103 Baltimore Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND ROY ALKIRE'S SERVICE STATION Car Repairs, Tires, Tubes, Batteries Springfield, West Virginia Phone 7FOII Compliments of R. G. ROBESON, INC. Building Contractor We Specialize in Modern Construction McMULLEN HIGHWAY Parkview 2-0350 Compliments of HAINES GARAGE Keyser, West Virginia Compliments of J. M. ARMSTRONG AND COMPANY General Merchandise Gas and Oil RAWLINGS, MARYLAND Phone PA2-3856 CENTRE STREET SERVICE STATION Your Sinclair and Bethline Dealer CORNER SOUTH CENTRE AND HARRISON STREETS Phone PA4-3570 COYD YOST School Photographer NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Center Street KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA LEADING FLORIST FUNERAL FLOWERS CORSAGES, CUT FLOWERS POTTED PLANTS Phone 6726 KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA CATHERMAN’S BUSINESS SCHOOL CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Not an Unemployed Graduate for 22 Years Phone Parkview 4-0966 Compliments of HACKLEY’S STORE Keyser, West Virginia JOHNSON'S DRIVE - IN GOOD FOOD Open 24 Hours Phone RE. 8-9676 RIDGELEY, WEST VIRGINIA Compliments and Best Wishes From YOUR DEALER IN PURINA CHOWS AND RED ROSE FEED THE FARMERS FEED SUPPLY COMPANY Harrison and George Streets CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND For the Best Wieners in Town CONEY ISLAND LUNCH 3 North Liberty Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND and CURTIS CONFECTIONARY 72 Baltimore Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Rod and Reel Service KING'S TACKLE SHOP 234 Virginia Avenue CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Phone PA. 4-2070 Compliments of McCOOLE’S MEN STORE Phone 23976 Main Street KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA SMOKEY’S GULF SERVICE Martin Judy, Proprietor Best Wishes From McKAIG’S Cumberland, Maryland Phone Parkview 2-7500 Compliments of CLARK’S SERVICE STATION On Route 28 HARE MOTOR SALES For Better Used Cars BUY — TRADE AND SELL Phone PA 2-4664 CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND ———E Ben M. Kamers — George L. Kline It Pays to Cross Town to KLINE’S FURNITURE COMPANY 405 - 413 Virginia Avenue CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND For Expert Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing NEWCOMER'S JEWELRY Formerly of the HAMILTON WATCH COMPANY Phone PA 2-5558 CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Compliments of ROMNEY COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. Romney, West Virginia WV Eee Imperial ICE CREAM Compliments of HOUSER'S TEXACO STATION AND MOTEL Romney, West Virginia Phone 467 CUMBERLAND OPTICIANS Al Tosh, Owner 8 Green Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Phone PA2-4757 Compliments of V.F.W. POST 6667 FORT ASHBY WEST VIRGINIA Compliments of EVAN’S GROCERY Fort Ashby, West Virginia KAPLON'S Young Men's Shop TIMELY CLOTHES NORTHBROOKE CLOTHES PURITAN SPORTSWEAR ARROW SHIRTS Cumberland, Maryland SPIC SPAN Laundry and Dry Cleaning PHONE 210 Romney, West Virginia HAMPSHIRE TRUCK AND IMPLEMENT COMPANY McCormick Farm Equipment New Holland Balers Farmall Tractors Myers Sprayers Homelite Saws Phone 9 Romney, West Virginia ROMNEY DAIRY Highest Quality in Milk Products A West Virginia Corporation ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA Compliments of FORT ASHBY PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION The One Source : for All Your Compliments Welding Supply Needs of WILSON WELDING HOUSER’S SUPPLY HATCHERY COMPANY U. S. Route 220, Near Cresaptown PHONE PA4-2515 Compliments of BOONE'S PLACE Wiley Ford, West Virginia MacGregor Sports Equipment Gymnasium and Playground Supplies THE WILSON HARDWARE COMPANY 30 North Mechanic Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Compliments of SHORT GAP VOLUNTEER FIRE CO. Always at Your Service Phone RE8-9441 or RE8-9321 A Supper on the Second Saturday of Every Month, Except in August So Sh KITZMILLER MEMORIALS Frederick and George Streets CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND First in Furniture CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Tupperware Polyethylene Plastic Kitchen and Utility Ware, With a Vacuum Seal LOCAL DEALER AND DEMONSTRATOR Phone 2761 VIRGINIA McCORT Fort Ashby, West Virginia TRIPLE LAKES AUTO MARKET Good Clean Used Cars and Trucks at Low, Low Prices JOHN F. CROSS — JAMES L. NINER Route 220 Triple Lakes, Md. PA4-465 | Compliments of HILLTOP FARMS Registered Herefords and Holsteins DON AND BLAIR BROOKE Route 3 Keyser, West Virginia Near Pinto PHONE RE8-8908 RUHL STUDIOS Fine Camera Portraits 60 North Centre Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Compliments of DAVIS MOTION PICTURE SERVICE Phone PA2-3050 160 North Centre Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND DIAMONDS WATCHES AND GIFTS ALBERT AND MARY MARPLE 26 North Centre Street PA2-5690 CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Congratulations to a Fine School PANCAKE CHEVROLET, INC. Sales and Service ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA Compliments of SHINNAMON'S SHOE STORE Cumberland, Maryland Compliments of V.F.W. AUXILIARY POST 6667 FORT ASHBY WEST VIRGINIA MERRILLS, INC. 155 South Second Street CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA Class Rings, Announcements and Name Cards STATIONERS TO CLASS OF '57 Compliments of ROMNEY PLANING MILL Romney, West Virginia CHELSIE A. LILLER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY PHONE PA. 2-3328 Cresaptown, Maryland M. L. ARNOLD AND SON Flour — Feed — Seed — Fertilizer ELECTRICAL FARM AND POULTRY EQUIPMENT JOHN DEERE QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT Romney, West Virginia Compliments of FORT ASHBY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '57 STUDENT COUNCIL Fort Ashby High School HOUSEHOLDER'S SUNOCO STATION Fort Ashby, West Virginia Repairing and Greasing PHONE 2771 Compliments of EARL B. WOLFORD Representative for NATIONWIDE INSURANCE COMPANIES Fort Ashby, West Virginia PHONE 2902 RIGGLEMAN'S GROCERY AND SERVICE STATION Ben Riggleman, Proprietor PHONE 2912 Fort Ashby, West Virginia All Smart Teenagers Go to IRENE'S LUNCH ROOM Fort Ashby, West Virginia GENE'S AUTO SUPPLY FORT ASHBY, WEST VIRGINIA Phone: 4321 Auto Accessories—Electrical Supplies Pittsburgh Paints—U.S. Tires Sporting Goods—Novelties Compliments of WELCH'S STORE Fort Ashby, West Virginia PHONE 2011 Mailing Address: KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA R.F.D. 2 Telephone 2732 Fort Ashby, West Virginia BOW-AYR FARMS J. Floren Bowers and Son AYRSHIRES POLLED HEREFORDS WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF THE NEW DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT in McCoole, Maryland “Scratch” and “Hazel’'s” “CHAT AND CHEW” Compliments of THE SOUTH CUMBERLAND PLANING MILL COMPANY Your Community Lumberyard Since 1896 33 Queen Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Phone PA2-2600 Compliments of _ATHEY'S SOUTH END MARKET “ Veg Meats, Groceries, and Produce HARRY K. POLING, Prop. Phone PA4-3260 414 Virginia Avenue CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND CRESAPTOWN ESSO SERVICE CENTER POTOMAC VALLEY SPEEDWAY Fort Ashby, W ees, 2 Pa Congratulations as Seniors FORT ASHBY LIONS CLUB Fort Ashby, West Virginia Races Every Sunday and Holidays BRINKMAN'S FRYING CHICKENS wena ICE CREAM KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA Phone RE8-8872 NN OO Eee ne a Compliments ° MAGRUDER'S ESSO THE TOP STOP INN RESTAURANT SERVICENTER Over 37 Years of Service to the Public’’ B. F. 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HALON HANMER EAT BIRD FSCS TEN TT LOTT RRS MRL, YEE HOMO nNn—s- WOMwnmMA aA wDOn The court, left to right, are: Betty Lou Wagoner, Maid of Honor; Ann Campbell, Donna Brelsford, Carolyn Sherman, Janet Adams, Lois Long, Doris Beam, Barbara Malone, Gary Welch, crown bearer; Nancy Welch, flower girl; Lindley Newcomer, Robert Fisher, Wayne Linn, Steve Adams, Charles Rice, Glen Pyles, Sam Barnes, and Evers McCoy. Right: Miss Fortress IX and her escort, David McCullough. Miss Kay Jean Mille- son was crowned Miss Fortress IX by Mr. J. William Marker, Principal, at the annual Fortress Ball, April 5, 1957. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY HOTEL BOOK $ CIFT SHOP HOTEL Bogx ’ E “STRANGER IN THE NIGHT” CAST Sylvia Lee .. LINDA BAUER Nona Pollard NANCY DEREMER aE Mable Crane ... MARIE TRACY Eddie Beach - . CARROLL LEASE re Grant Terry ... -. LARRY TRACY Rose Jorden .. . CORRINE SMITH ii J. T. Rutledge —.. _.. SAM UMSTOT OT gE eee ee EDDIE LINN Velda Stevens _. . RUTH SEEDERS Marcella Bender - NANNIE SINGHAS (IE CAEN EN pean ee ene DON MILLESON Sandra King BETTY SUTTON Announcers .........--- ALLEN HOCKADAY and GARY ISNER ¢ GIFT SHOP | ¥ a Scene in the play Directors: MRS. WOOLFORD, MR. RILEY and MRS. LEE “THE MINSTREL OF 1957” MINSTREL CAST OPERETTA CAST Interlocutor —_..... DAVID McCULLOUGH Herr Bolliger --. ... CARROLL LEASE Endmen -.... Carroll Lease, Leonard Brown, TRUGi” eco MARIE TRACY Gary Logsdon, Bill Anderson, Jerry Herr Nops -. . DAVID VONHAGEL Logsdon, and Sam Barnes. Juli JERRY LOGSDON NANCY DEREMER .- BARBARA BRANT CURTIS ELLIOTT .. SERENA MINER . LEONARD BROWN SPECS ES icc ee Dwaine Weaver, Edward Wasson, Orvel Hart, Marie Tracy, Steve Adams, Ruth Liller, Barbara Bauer, Barbara Malone, Deanna Kenney, Judy Shipman, Douglas Kenney, Peggy Adams, Donna Umstot, Joan Dayton, Barbara Brant, Doris VanMeter, Twila Wagoner, Janet Longenecker, Mary Lou Coleman, Eunice Abe, Grace Kesner, Norma Allen, Janet Adams, Kenneth Isner, Nancy Deremer, Nannie Singhass, Serena Miner, Ruth Lark, Lucy White, Pat Smith, Ruth Border, Shirley Bosley, Martha Alt. Director, MRS. MARY WOOLFORD | “IN GRAND OLD SWITZERLAND” BASEBALL This is our second consecutive year of baseball. The team played eleven games, winning only one, but feeling confident of a better season next year. The Diamond- men are, kneeling, left to right: Harold Hershberger, Timmy Adams, Jay Boyland, Eddie Linn, and Arlie Dolly. Standing: Coach Riley, Bill Anderson, Dean Ed- ward Wasson, Paul Chaney, Charles Rice, Phil Meadows, Mike Fisher, Gary Umstot, Bill Price, and Coach Sayers. TRACK The track team competed in two meets this year—the Mineral County event held at Keyser, and a dual track meet between Ridge- ley and Fort Ashby. Members of the Eagle Thinclad Team are, left to right: Harold Hershberger, Eddie Linn, Don Milleson, Sam Umstot, Warren Nestor, Glen Pyles, Sam Barnes, and Leonard Brown. BASKET BALL The fourth annual Basket Ball, sponsored by the cheerleaders, was held in the high school gym, March 22. Betty Lou Wagoner and Jerry Lease were crowned queen and king of the event by Coach Sayers. The court consisted of the cheerleaders and members of the basketball team. a RS a eS ET ORE OS” 2A Cee A i ee — eS eee NEW STAFF MEMBERS Left: Mrs. Twila Funk replaced Mrs. Thorn the First of May as jm secretary. é Right: Mrs. Lila Garrett replaced Mrs. Norris the First of February as Home Economics teacher. SENIOR HIGH CITIZENS OF THE MONTH The Senior High Citizens of the Month are, left to right: Marie Tracy, Donna Brelsford, Kay Mille- BH ; = son, Twila Wagoner, Kay Kenney, — Warren Nestor, Gary Isner, and — ‘ Ernest O’Brien. Not shown is c ed Wanda Lee Saville. Marie Tracy, a junior, was chosen “Senior Citizen of the Year.” Vhalilatale? JUNIOR HIGH CITIZENS OF THE MONTH The Junior High Citizens of the Month are, left to right: Gerald Lewis, James Hoey, Samuel Iman, Helen Spencer, Rita Nestor, Lois Long, Norma Allen, Mary Lou Coleman. Marshall Rhodes is not shown. Mary Lou Coleman, a_ fresh- man, was chosen “Junior Citizen of the Year.” JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM The theme “Three Coins in a Fountain” was used for the Prom. The gym was decorated in the class colors, red and white, and music was provided by the ren JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET The Junior Class held their annual Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet, May 10. Mr. Melvin McKenzie served as toastmaster, and addresses were given by the Junior and Senior class presidents. The invocation was given by Betty Sutton, introductions by Eddie Linn, and a poem was read by Carroll Lease. j nr en ES ne FINALE CLASS NIGHT The Class Night exercises were held on May 17 at 8:00 P.M. in the auditorium. A comical sketch, “Station SOS,” was presented by the senior class. The class prophecy and class will were read by Orvel Hart and Donna Umstot, and the senior class song was sung by the senior class. Awards were pre- sented by Principal J. William Marker, Commander Ro bert Alkire of the Fort Ashby V.F.W., and Mrs. Dorothy Bennett of the Fort Ashby V.F.W. Ladies Auxiliary. The sermon to the graduates, May 19, was given by Reverend George Jefferies, of the Old Furnace Church of the Brethren. His topic was, “Life is Worth Living.” The Invocation and Benediction were given by Reverend A. L. Longnecker, pastor of the Men- nonite Church, Pinto, Maryland. Twila Wagoner sang Right: Senior Award Winners—Merths Alt, sttendance award; David McCullough, V.F.W. Scholarshig and Yearbook business manager award; Jerry Lease, V.F.W_ athletic trophy and Merrells athletic award; Kay Jean Milleson, Merrells Scholarship, best all-around girl, Reader’s Digest award, and Yearbook editor award; Nelson Long, Merrells activities award; Jerry Logsdon, best all-around boy; Twila Wagoner, Future Teacher of the Year award; Barbara Brant, Future Homemaker of the Year werd; David Sutton, Future Farmer of the Year award. “The Lord’s Prayer,” and the senior special numbers, “An American Heritege™ uation Song.” The processional and recessional were played by Mary Lou Coleman. The seventeenth annual commencement took place May 24. Dr. Ray O. Duncan, Dean of Physi tion and Athletics, West Virginia University, the address to the graduating class. The Wa) Y address was given by Kay Jean Millesom and the Salutatory address was given by Dawic MicCul) : The diplomas were presented by Mir. Huber Norman, member of the Mineral County Boarc of Ecucetion, and awards were presenied by Principe! J. i Marker and Mr. Robert Alkire, Commander of Fort Ashby V.F.W. . ] i, Left: Class Night Award Winmers—lemes Powell genera! science; Larry Tracy, chemistry; Marie Tracy, journalism; Jemet Longnecker, typing; Bernard Long, bookkeesieg amc secone piece in V.F.W. Essay; Doris Beam, V.F.W. history, anc Sese alleround girl, grade eight; Samuel Iman, best allarownc Soy. grace eight; Irene Iman, first place in V.F.W. Essay; Dom Milliesom tied plece in V.F.W. Essay; Mary Milleson, best allerouma oie grace ‘tree, and J. W. 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