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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1959 volume:

Q Lm o ) = — N x th co) LJ oO = — ° CZ O LL. Contents rewo rd In Memoriam Administration ors Sen iLaSSCS Cc Organizations —......-....... Feature trvities Ac orts Advertisers Spec Dedication We, the Senior Class of 1 Jeclicating our yearbook he FORTRESS, t Mr. Riley d and advis In Memoriam EDGAR PETE BARNES 1942-1958 OUR FATHER Our Father who art in Heaven, Hallowed be Thy name. Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done On earth as it is in Heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, As we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, But deliver us from evil: Amen. wn wn v pe = i ° as ADMINISTRATION By Board of Education —— ————— |} Superintendent Assistant Superintendent ST. MCGEE ‘1 EM. WELSHONCE Faculty MR. ROBERT W, ALVARO 11-B homeroom BS. WVU 38 Biology, Ch Amerein History, Mk GORDON 1. ACH BS. University of Wiswonin 2 Much and Al MRS. MARTHA L. BOYLES 539 10-8 homewow BS. Ohio University ‘Typing, Art and Office Practice MR NILE E. CHANEY 6-31, 1938-99 | 11-A homeroom AB. Shenherd College 98 Mn. J. RAY HAINES 191899 9-A homeroom BS. MA, WL Pglish and Work! History MR. ROBERT 1, KNIERIM 19889 A.B, West Liberty State °s Massie, Matic Appreciation and Glee Clubs MRS. ALICE D. LEE 1933-99 7-1 homeroom BS. WY.U. 54 Fgish, World Geography and Journalism, 10 Faculty MR. HOME A. MAY 1955-59 8 homeroom A.B., Shepherd College 36 M.A., W.V.U. ‘40 English and History. MR. EDWARD L. RILEY 1956-59 Shepherd College Biology, Science and Physical Education MR. QUENTIN F. SAYERS 1954-59 12 homeroom A.B., Shepherd College 50 M.S., W.V_U. 54 Physical Education and Drivers Education MRS. MILDRED G. SHEPP 1958-59 10-A homeroom B.S... W.V.U. 58 Home Economics and English MR. DONALD Jj. THORN 1956-59 9-B homeroom B.S., W.V.U. ‘56 Vocational Agriculture and Shop. MR. LLOYD H. WINTERS 1958-59 7-2 homeroom B.S., Frostburg State Teachers College 54 7th Grade. MRS. LOUISE BRELSFORD 1958-59 Fort Ashby High School ‘52 Catherman's Business Schoo! ‘53 Sec retary Service Staff Kitchen Staff 7 Cooks H John Boyland, Theodore Abe, William Sutton, Glen Peer Mrs, Edith Thompson, Mrs. Mildred Shepp, Mra. Gr Custodian CLASS OFFICERS STANDING: Judy Wagoner, Treasurer; William Anderson, Vice-President; Harold Hershberger, Re- porter. SITTING: Donna Hershberger, Secretary; Donna Brelsford, President. Seniors FRANCES MARIE ABE France ¥ Micted Oe THEODORE ODELL ABE Seniors AROL JEAN ALT very well; is swell. Omme rhe fureiy femmer 1; Pep 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Minstrel Chorus 3, s Chorus 4; Class Play 3 WILLIAM MAURICE ANDERSON “Bill” Bill is swell in every detail; We're very sure that he won't fail. Student Council Member 4; Class Vice-President 4; Basketball Scorekeeper 3; Basketball 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Stunt and Game 1; Dancing 2, 3, 4; Falashbian Business Manager 3; Fortress Assistant Advertising Manager 4; Autumn Ball Escort 4; Minstrel Lead 2, 3; Operetta Chorus 2, 3: Class Play 3, 4. ‘iw WANG BARBARA ANN BAUER Bobby A wice, sleek girl, fragile at a toy; One of ber traits ix just being coy. Dancing 1, 3; Pep 2; Glee Club 4; Falashbian Assistant Feature Editor 4; Minstrel Chorus 2, 3; Operetta Chorus 2, 3; Class Play 3. Seniors BLANCHE ADELL BOSLEY Seniors ene | | DONNA JEANETTE BRELSFORD Downs. onr prexy, is a very cute lass re promd to have her in ons class : dent 3, Recreation Leader 2, Member 4; Student retary 2, Member 3, 4; Class President 4, Vice- 2, Secretary 1, 3: Citizen of the Month 1, 2, 4; memaker of the Year 3; Cheerleader Captain 4, 2, 3; Dancing 1, 3; Pep 2; Drama 4; Falash- ture Editer 3; Fortress Assistant Subscription Autuma Ball Candidate 2; Sweetheart Dance 3; Fortress Ball Representative 2; Basketball 1. 2, 3; Minstrel Chorus 2; Operetta Chorus 2, May 3, 4 LARRY WOODROW BROWN “Larry” With a pleasing smile and a cheerful word, Larry is often seen but seldom beard FFA Member 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Dancing 2, 3; Schoo] Improvement 1, 4; Falashbian Assistant Mimeograph Operator 3; Autumn Ball Escort 1, KENNETH DALE CHASE Ken Here's a fellow who sejotned ms this year; VW’ ben you want him to work, he's aluwys mear. 4 4 Student Council Member 1; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Dancing 1, 2; Current Events 4 Seniors RAE CAROLE EMMART SYLVIA FAYE EVANS Faye Alay’ ing rs cate and rw ‘hayes del thas vat be ha PTA Presdeet 4, Member 2. 9: Cam View Poident 1, Reporter; FTA Teschar of the Mowch 3, 5, Dancing 1 2,°%; Deana 4; Librarian 2; Folasinan Typo 3, Peete Tlie mss Advertising Manager 4. Aste. Ball ‘Cantatas: Clan Pay CAROL JEAN GETZ Jeanie Gort 1 ray lee 4 Mande that! Shes 4 whe wih the ‘eodion and hat Handicalt 1: Pep 2) Libexy 3; Glee Cub 4; Palshbian Reporter 4, Mame Eiiter 4 Cam Pay 3 Seniors KENNETH BURLEY HARPER } from the FFA him . eaty fo say 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Audio-Visual ar) DONNA RUTH HERSHBERGER “Butch” A | Shiny bair aad sparkling brown eyes Makes cheerleader Donna quite « prize! FHA Member 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Member 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 2, 4, Treasurer 3; Cheerleader Captain 1, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3; Dancing 1, 3; Pep 2; Poster 4; Falashbian Typist 3; Fortress Subscription Manager 4; Miss FAHS 4: Autumn Ball Queen 1; Sweetheart Dance Queen 3; Fortress Dance Representative 3; Basketball Dance Representative 1. 2, 3; Operetta Chorus 3; Class Play 3, 4 HAROLD HISKEL HERSHBERGER Hiskel” Harold trong and good ix sport; Fe serves sweets to the giv] be courts mber 3, 4; Student Council Vice-President 3; Class 2, Vice-President 3, Reporter 4; Citizen of the 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4: Track 2. 4; Stunt and Game |; Dancing 2, 3, 4; Falashbian Sports Editor 3; Fortress Sports Editor 4; Basketball Dance Escort 3; Mr. FAHS 4; Class Play 3. EE eeEO Seniors IRENE ELIZABETH IMAN GARY LEONARD KENNEY Gury Seniors PATRICIA ANN KIDWELL ted manner, there's mischief in ber eye; Never 2 dull moment when Patty is standing by. FTA Parliamentarian 2, Treasurer 3, Member 4; FTA Teacher of the Month 2, 3; Pep 2; Dancing 3; Drama 4; Feleshbian Typist 3; Minstrel Chorus 3, 4; Operetta Chorus 4; Class Play 3, 4 RUTH ALBERTA LARK “Ruth' Always willing to do ber share; Where there's a job to do, you'll find Ruth there. FHA President 4, Member 2, 3; Art 1; Stunt and Game 2; Library 3; Drama 4; Falashbian Co-Editor 4, Feature Editor 3; Fortress Assistant Sports Editor 4; Minstrel Chorus 2, 4; Operetta Chorus 2; Class Play 3, 4. RUTH ARVELLA LILLER “Ruth” Fall of fun and plenty of jokes, Ruth is meat and drinks many cokes. FHA Vice-President 4, Historian 3, Member 1, 2; Art 1; Pep 2; Dancing 3, Glee Club 4; Minstrel Chorus 2, 3; Operetta Chorus 2, 3; Class Play 3 Seniors BEVERLY BELLE MYERS uding, and sweet; wr clats who's hard to beat ” ® r Member 1. 2: Art 1; Science 2; Library 3; Drama 4. WARREN GAY NESTOR “Mac” Warren is active and full of fun; All of bis jobs ave very well done. FEA Sentinel 2, Member 1; Citizen of the Month 3; Dancing 1; School Improvement 2; Audio-Visual 3, 4; Felashbian Ar Editor 5. JANET RAE NEWHOUSE “Janet” Speed and ateuracy are her line; In shoriband work she surely does shine FTA Vice-President 2, Song Leader 1, Member 3, 4; Stunt and Game 1; Pep 2; Music 3; Drama 4; Falashbian News Editor 4, Proofreader 3; Fortress Assistant Activities Editor 4: Minstrel Chorus 2, 3; Operetta Chorus 2; Class Play 3, 4. 23 Seniors WILLIAM FREDERICK PRICE acky We thes play ballad Hay Ut wl Bile a ea gy a anyone ca tel TTA Member |: Rast 4 Becta Revoree $, obetball Dance Ease 3. GLEN CARLTON PYLIS YEA Member , Caw Tresor 1: Rahetall 1, 2, 3, 4 Benbal 3, 4: Tiach 1, 2, 4, Aan. Vial 4; Dancing 3, 3 2; Portas Ball Bact 2) Battal Pay § NANCY CAROLYN PYLES ss matress the jason Ganda all in eery wey FTA Menber 2, §, 4; Cam President 1; Cionn of the u Seniors ARTHUR LEE REXRODE “Rex Lee is active and cute as a tar’ We énow be will succeed and go far. Dancing 1, 2, 3, 4; Falashbian Reporter 4. WILLIAM DAVID SHERMAN Dave™ Tall and handsome but rather shy, We think Dave's a ery mite Bey Baseball 2; Audio-Visual 2; Dancing 3; Falashbian Club Rerorter 4; Class Play 3 WAYNE DOFFUS SHREVE Wayne describe Wayne is to use the word “mucele’; class with never a Austle. EFA Member 1, 2, 3; Current Events 1; School Improvement 2; Camera 3; Audio-Visual 4 Seniors ERNEST TARRELL SNYDER “Esai rae works had ot evry et Aah 7 member aiaey wit the ve, Boorball 1, 5; AvdieVinul 3, 2; Dancing 3, 4) Miavt (Chores; Came Paar MARY ELLEN SNYDER ‘Mary Rete Aery i net as yor oa il Whee the dees tfob the dey i wel TEA View President 4 Trswurer 2, Pusammtrinn 3, Hl lan) YEA Teather of Owe Month 1 Falashbion Cob Taino 3 Porrom Ausauset Bier 4, Stunt and Gane 1 Pep 2, Glew Chub 5. 4, Minstrel Choeas 2. %, 4: Oper Leas i Charon 3: Chae Pay PATRICIA ANN SPENCER bee Oe the pone rhe i the bes; Zach her sce high om erry es, Swevthent Duave Candie. Mitel ‘Glenus 2. 5; Opens Lead 3. Chores 2: Glew Ph 3 2% Seniors FRANCS ALVIN STEED “tok Bred be frseedly ged thas is tre: Ble meer shows signs of being bine. BRR Member 1; Basketball 1, 2; School Improvement 1; See 2 5: Corrent Events 4; Minstrel Chorus 4; Operctta | Sees 5, 4; Class Play 5 LARRY ELLIS TROUTMAN Ay Larry i1 witty, a jolly good jriend; His potential power Anows wo end. JOHNNY FRANCIS TIPPING “Buck” Particularly dnown for bir friendly ways; In basketball be knows all the plays, Student Council Member 1, 2, 3; Basketball |, 2. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; School Improvement 1; Stunt and Game 2; Danc: ing 3; Current Events 4; Minstrel Chorus 3; Operetta Chorus 3; Class Play 3. Student Council Member 1; Audio-Visual 1; Dancing 2, 3, 4; Autumn Ball Escort 1. Seniors Seniors DEAN EDWARD WASSON Eoward Deer's ont lad with the dancing feet; Ome dence with bim, and you've bad a treat ETA Member 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Desome 1. 2, 3, 4; Falashbian Mimeograph Operator 3; Besketball Dance Escort 3; Class Play 3. MONZEL DOWAINE WEAVER “Mon-zelle” Little and ente, witty and wise, Dowsine's really something for his size. Dancing 1, 2, 3, 4; Falashbian Humor Editor 3; Minstrel Chorus 2, 3, 4; Operetta Chorus 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3. EDWARD WILLIAM WILLISON “Woodrow™ Eddie's a pal and a very good friend; —= 5 He's always sincere, does not pretend. FFA Member 1, 2; Track 1, 2; School] Improvement 1, 2, 4; Rod and Gun 3. Seniors Look Who's Here! CLASSES CLASS PRESIDENTS SACK SEAT: Wayne Peer, 9-B; Joann McDonald, 5 Hinkle, 10-A. STANDING: Gary Man- B. FRONT SEAT; James Steed, 11th; Wanda Paul Price, 10-B. NOT PRESENT: 7-A. JUNIORS MIRST ROW): Charlies Hinkle, President; Bonnie Borror, Vice-President; Joycelyn Boyland, Secretary; Robert Fisher, Treasurer; Doris Funk, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Gary Dennison, Doris Beam, Linda Kimble, Donald Alt, Ronald Bosley, Sue Kesner, Carole Colmer, Patricia Allen, Mary Kenney, Sh rey Headley, James Hartman, Mrs. Shepp, Sponsor, THIRD ROW: Charles Getz, David Bowers, Robert Barnes, Wayne Linn, James Bowers, Joylou Harper, Lois Long, Edward Gow, Robert Adams, George Liller, Samuel Iman, David Hinkle, Robert French SOPHOMORES RST ROW: Roger Lee Malone, Reporter; David Pyles, Treasurer; Marcia Wagoner, Sccretary Elanore Phares, Vice-President; Paul Price, President. SECOND ROW: Douglas Shreve, Dunny Pownell, Harold Vance, Patricia Rexrode, Nancy Wagoner, Delores Rhodes, Margaret Miller, Wanda Willison, Lily Sayder, Arlene Self, William Shreve, Harold Smith. THIRD ROW: William Rosskamp: David Powers, Dale Mellon, Fugene Wagoner, James Myers, Thomas Seeders, Eugene Wright, Charles Malone, Bruce Nestor, Mrs, Boyles, Sponsor Zz wey = eo n we [- 4 ras FIRST ROW: Toann McDonald, President; Roxie Pyles, Vice-President; Steve Allen, Secretary-Treas Sue Ann Kimble, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Dennis Pyles, Edward Wagoner, David Wagone: : mothy Arhachasky, Betty Saville, Brenda Wagoner, Delores Borror, Larric Smith, Robert Snyder xt. THIRD ROW: Donald Bosicy, lancet Keancy, Nancy Haines, Pauline Border, Nancy a a anct Breisford, Rita Mauk, Donna Dowden, Chester Rogers, Mr May Sponsor EIGHTH GRADE == @ Shirky O'Brien, John Dennison, Franklin Riggieman, James Abe, William Fisher . er, Franklin Hert, Martha Kesner, SECOND ROW: Betty Shreve, Judith Weaver = Ruby Dey, William Steed, Herman Long, Katherine Riggleman, Betty Jane Hart mSocr ane Johnson, Shelia White. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Hiett, Linda Miller, Carol Ann ode Weaver, Wallace Whitacre, Roger Dale Malone, William Lease, Steve Stickley, Mr SEVENTH GRADE ORGANIZATIONS A ORGANIZATION PRESIDENTS SITTING: Faye Evans, FTA; Ruth Lark. FHA STANDING: Bernard Long, Student Council; Colin Ae Lease, FFA The Student Council speaks and acts for the stu- dent body in a number of wholesome ways. The tudent work it does in assisting with the administration of the school affords excellent training in good citizen- ship, for the members play a prominent part in scheduling, organizing, managing, and administering many worthwhile activities. In dealing with the day to day problems of school and life, Student Council is a training ground for the responsibility of living. ouncil ut dil) 4 SITTING: Doris Beam, Secretary; Bernard Long, President; Stephen Adams, Vice-President. STANDING: Mr. Riley and Mr. Knierim, Co-sponsors. 38 ; = . = | a 7 � Si Linda Weaver, Linda Marker, Doris Beam. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Coleman, Judy Whitacre, Donald Bosley, Jerry Gentry, Gary Milleson. THIRD ROW: Donna Brelsford, Donna Hershberger, Stephen Adams, Edward Goss, Roger Malone. FOURTH ROW: Rita Nestor, Robert Fisher, William Anderson, James Steed, Bernard Long. FIRST ROW: Wanda Umstot, the Student ecorating the Tha things the Pot uture Siege aes aos HH) omemakers of A merica ROW Nancy Wag x Doris Beam, Sue Keon or, Doris SECOND ROW udy ner, Sandea Kenney, Irene Iman, Grice Kesner, Sandra clan Phar Bar Kec anct Wat THIRD ROW Ewa Whetzel. Linda tm, Norma Allen, Mary I Colernmam, Eunice Abe, Beth Shreve jaroara Peer, Lois “ Patricia Rexrode) FOURTH ROW: Sharon Parsons, Judy Kenney, Ruth Liller, Ruth Lark, Janet Arlene “ Marcia Wagancr. Shirley Headicy. FIFTH ROW lean Boyland, Donna Hers! n Doana Beeisford. lovee Lark. Patsy Spencer. Not Present Teer mara Malor Deanne Keone Barbara Smath FIRST ROW ferry Watts, Rona Crider, Ronald Stages, Amold French David Hinkle anes Bowe David Pyles. M Thorn, Sponse SECOND ROW Kenneth Kimbk ohn Mak Douglas Kearney, Wil bt C Liller, N Cal - HIRD ROW M Dowcle “ She Gar Loesdon, Kennet Harper, Roe 5 ‘ Daan Pownell Thor Seeks Bro Nestor Theodore omlinson POURTH ROW Whom Sinchass. James Myers. Jerry Clevenger, Phill Dayton. Samuel Iman, Frederick ‘Tomlingon i] = _ v E FIRST ROW: Nancy Wagoner, Faye Evans, Edward Wasson, Judy Shipman, Delores Rhodes. SECOND ROW: Jerry Watts, Janet Watts, Jacquelene Souder, Barba . Patricia Kidwell, Patricia Rexrode. THIRD ROW: Grace Kesner, Colin Lease, Joyce Wolf } J Phares, Lois Long, Barbara Malone. FOURTH ROW: Mary Lou Coleman, Mary Sayd ludy Whitacre, Beth Shreve. Not Present: Janet Adams, Irene Iman, Sue Kesnes c ie} = S 7) ° D n FEATURE queen ceres elanore phares ffa sweetheart sandra kenney BEST LOOKING | Donna Brelsford Glen Pyles MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bernard Long Mary Snyder 5! Who’s Who = =) Z je) 72) 7 eo = ) 4 wn wy — [ow be D ie) a David VonHagel Faye Evans Slats =3 ing : MOST COURTEOUS Warren Nestor Nancy Pyles 52 N a ke Ss [ae 1) Mr. Midnight Rita Baxter Jane Baxter Victrola Fred Dana Leroy Doyle Edwina Cook Belinda Elliot Nada Owens Patsy Farrel O'Brien Keith Garland Mrs. Dana Announcers ‘No Boys Allowed’”’ By JEAN PROVENCE Presented November 21, 1958 — El io an F . bas at ; - SENIOR CLASS PLAY Directors MRS. SHEPP, MR. SAYERS, MR. RILEY John Boyland Donna Brelsford Donna Hershberger Ruth Lark . Theodore Abe Bernard Long Patsy Spencer Mary Snyder Janet Newhouse Patricia Kidwell Paul Borror David VonHagel . Irene Iman Judy Wagoner, Faye Evans 54 Prom pters Stage Manager Stage Hands Make-Up Tickets Posters Programs Ushers -- Nancy Pylg John Mell Gary Logsde . Lee Rexrog Kenneth Harpe Mrs. Lee, Mr. Ril Mr. Sayes aie Kesner, William Pri = ...-- Poster Ci 7th Grade Art Cl - Mrs. Boyles, Mary Snyde Patsy Spene . Student Cound Fs ein ahebiniencatettinesiean ee te A Activ % ity Clubs Be 88 Science Activity Clubs af Dancing 59 | Falashbian | Staff Slay, — Ors. So CG: Z Mrs. Lee, Advisor, with Irene Iman and Ruth Lark, Co-editors Colin Lease, Assistant Business Manager, and Frances Abe, Business Manager, selling the FALASHBIAN. ot it 4 — ft (2. Seeareassne ; bar tl | t] ‘ er eo ee Bi LUE aE Se aia 3 | cs ‘= ne 4 ; + 4 : air! oe esa htt HAM MMM UAH AT iit wag ff . uy ty IPH itl all's ab af iF 55 - ee = 4 ———_— _ - ee ex ‘SS HS am Hl N a 99 ] a Q! 4 “sn . Y= . hn S � Li ; N) ny Here an ae tes 2 ao 3 A is CLOCKWISE: Harold Hershberger, Edward Wasson, Harper, Johnny Tipping, Gary Umstot. “Jimmy” Steed, ‘Timmy’ Adams, “Kenny” “Bill” Anderson, “Bill” Price, Glen Pyles. SUMMARY os reer 83 RO Ny 2D) Be BB sessseccccccassncncccszzesss 92 BOE os SaNiccsscpans ara Ge 67 7 ee one 65 RE CSATOON conc sarciccessesteacncinaseescus 55 DIS a saccaccncucsuencnsonissoosmep ected 72 BION: BIA BE 555 52hseoti sie 60 LaSalle ........ . 4€ BM CIR OU sstsesciseites sss casaaannsesinweoaiants 74 Piedmont .... 61 Elk Garden Tournament Games WE THEY a COACHES Mr, Sayers, Mr. Riley. eat AQ MANAGERS Gary Logsdon, ‘“Doug’’ Kenney, “Jack” Mauk. During the 1958-59 basketball season, the Fort Ashby Eagles compiled a record of 13 wins and 8 losses. This was one of the school's best seasons under the coaching of Quentin Sayers and Edward Riley. In the Potomac Valley Conference the Eagles finished 5th with 10 wins and 5 losses. In the. Mineral County League they tallied 3 wins and 3 losses. High scoring honors of the season went to two seniors: “Bill Price with 450 total points and an average of 21.4 points per game, followed by Glen Pyles with 374 total points and an average of 19.7 points per game. Other individual scores for the season: Harold Hershberger, 185 “Jimmy” Steed, 146 Gary Umstot, 97 “Bill” Anderson, 65 The total points for seniors who participated in more than one year of varsity play are as follows: Glen Pyles, 710 points for 3 years; “Bill Price, 562 points for 2 years; Harold Hershberger, 361 points for 3 years; and Edward Wasson, 11 points for 2 years. In the opening game of the Class A, Section 13 Basketball Tournament on February 27, the Eagles lost to the Piedmont Lions. The following night they came back and defeated Elk Garden to win the Consolation. Glen Pyles was placed on the All-Tournament team. Next year the Eagles will begin their season with the return of three of their players: “Timmy” Adams, “Jimmy ’ Steed, and Gary Umstot. 65 “Timmy ’ Adams, 48 “Kenny” Harper, 21 Johnny Tipping, 13 Edward Wasson, 8 “BILL” PRICE goes way u spells defeat for the Ros Pioneers. GLEN PYLES battles for a rebound in the Ridgeley game, “BILL’ ANDER. SON scores against the invading Black and Gold from Key- ser. HAROLD HERSH.- BERGER attempts to set =the ball through to a team. mate BILL’ PRICE breaks up a pass szainst LaSalle GARY UMSTOT a onehand jump on Bobcats’ home floor. shoots the GLEN PYLES is up and under for a well earned goal. “BILL: SON goes up for the tip against Cap- on Bridge. ANDER- % Varsity Cheerleaders Donna Hershberger, Co-captain; Norma Allen, Janet Adams, Donna Brelsford, Co-Captain. “Vick” Liller, Wayne Linn, Paul Price, David Bowers, “Bobby’’ Adams, ‘‘Bobby’” Fisher, David Pyles, “Bob” Barnes. Not Present: “Doug” Wolford. Junior High Basketball ING: “Billy” Steed, ‘‘Chuckie’ McCort, ‘Donnie’ Bosley, Vernon Isner, Paul Borror, “Frank” KNEELING: “Donnie” Wagoner, ‘Glen’ Logsden, Gary Mangus, ‘Johnny’ Johnson. STAND- Pyles, Lindley Newcomer, Harold Kerns, Robert Longenecker, “Donnie” Broome. 69 Junior High Cheerleaders Linda Adams, Judy Isner, Wanda Umstot, Jean Boy- land, Captain. Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of 1959 of Fort Ashby High School, being of simple mind and desiring to leave nothing to chance, do hereby make known to all people concerned our last will and testament: Eunice Abe bequeaths her place in the minstrel to Shirley Beam. FALASHBIAN Business Manager Frances Abe willingly leaves Colin Lease all her duties. “Sonny” Abe leaves his run-out-of-gas problems to Gary Shanholtz. Judy Isner is proud to be given Carol Alt’s love for music. William Anderson passes his chemistry knowledge to “Joe’’ Kesner. Barbara Bauer bequeaths her “baby” car to Coach Sayers and his driver's education class. Paul Borror leaves William Shanholtzer the keys to his Ford. Quiet Blanche Bosley wills her violet bashfulness to Carole Colmer. But will anything help? John Boyland leaves “Doug” Wolford his stripped down flivver, plus his speeding tickets. Norma Allen is the recipient of Donna Brelsford’s excess energy. Larry Brown’s whiskers are given to “Steve” Adams. Wear them with honor, “Steve.” “Ken” Chase bequeaths his loafing-in-the-office to Richard Abe. Rae Carole Emmart willingly gives Carole Miller her height. Faye Evans leaves her cute smile to the principal’s secretary, Mrs. Brelsford, Use it often, Louise. Carol Getz wills her ability to play the accordion to her sister Wanda. “Kenny” Harper's love for “hot rod” magazines goes to James Powell. Cheerleader Donna Hershberger passes her cheerleading skirt to Elanore Phares. Roger Malone, our Elvis Presley, inherits Harold Hershberger's flat-top. Irene Iman leaves Jean Massie her ability to love just one. Gary Kenney leaves all his school books to just anybody. FALASHBIAN Club Editor Norma Kenney gives her title to Ethel Wagoner. Patricia Kidwell’s giggles are passed on to Beth Shreve. Ruth Lark presents her middle name Alberta to whoever can stand it. Ruth Liller leaves Kay Clevenger her waves. Eagles’ manager Gary Logsdon leaves ‘‘Jack”” Mauk his job. Do it well, “Jack.” Bernard Long endows “‘Jim’’ Steed with his honor of valedictorian. John Mellon’s shy and usually quiet ways go to Joylou Harper. Will it work? Beverly Myers endows “Joy’’ Boyland with her ability to get along with teach- ers. Try to live up to it, “Joy.” Warren Nestor is proud to present his quiet ways and well-trained manners to Arnold French. June Haines is the recipient of Janet Newhouse's special seat on Biser’s bus. William Price leaves “Phil” Dayton his ability to tell jokes without laughing. Glen Pyles is ready to give up all other dates for one special girl, so “Timmy” Adams is given Glen’s lost desire. Janet Adams is the most deserving recipient of Nancy Pyle’s title of “most courteous.” Lee Rexrode gives his Lilt home permanent to Samuel Iman. Free hair cuts seem to be David Sherman;s luck, so the luck is passed on to “Doug” Kenney. Wayne Shreve passes ,his muscles to small, but certainly not easily forgotten, “Jimmy” Hartman. Ernest Snyder gives his bowling duty to Harold Vance. Mary Snyder’s diamond love is given to Sandra Allen. Patsy Spencer bestows upon Wanda Umstot her ability to make good grades. Mr. Thorn is given “‘Frank’’ Steed’s white bucks. Johnny Tipping gives his basketball uniform to Donald Broome. Larry Troutman leaves ‘‘Bobby” Snyder his particular hair style. To Linda Kimble, David VonHagel bequeaths his most pleasing personality. Harley Wagoner leaves his ability to travel through low places to Jerry Clevenger. Judy Wagoner’s short, blonde hair is bestowed upon Patricia’ Allen. Edward Wasson wills Curtis Elliott his ability to date all the girls. Dowaine Weaver bequeaths all his piano-lesson books to Naomi Moreland, hop- ing she too will play. Edward Willison gives his back seat in economics class to “Freddie” Adams. Joyce Wolford grants Shelia White her naturally wavy hair. Class Prophecy Irene Iman Riggleman, who left our class right after mid-term to complete her high school studies at Broadway, Virginia, looks to the tomorrows and lists her findings. After a lapse of nearly a decade, so the record should show, prophet Irene returns to the fast grow- img town of Fort Ashby to learn the status of the 59’ers of Fort Ashby High. Upon arrival she is greeted by Navy Lieutenant Paul Borror, who happens to be passing through town. Also at the transportation depot she meets Beverly Myers Bosley and Ruth Liller Riden, who are returning from a shopping trip to Cumberland. The two are now mothers and happy housewives. Moving toward the center of town, the visitor notices a familiar name on an office door. She enters and greets Dr. Bernard Long, who at that moment happens to be in his reception room filled with patients. Dr. Long nods toward the office desk where Irene sees his receptionist, Faye Evans, look- ing neat and efficient. What luck! Less than half an hour in town and already Irene has contacted five of her 59’ers. But this is only the beginning, for this is really her lucky day. Emerging from the office, the prophet is greeted by Air Force Pilot David VonHagel. How hand- some he looks in his Air Force blue! He informs her that David Sherman is also in the Air Force and will be home in a few days. Pilot VonHagel says he is on his way to the Air Force center in Cumberland, where “Bill” Price is the local recruiting officer. Farther down the street the visitor sees a sign reading Donna’s Beauty Salon. That name raises memories—it just could be! So she enters and meets the manager who, as she suspected, is none other 73 than Donna Hershberger. While the two are greet- ing each other, in walks Barbara Bauer who loses no time in displaying her diamond and letting it be known that she has already chosen her bridal gown. After this exciting encounter, Miss Hershberger de- cides to take the rest of the day off and show the out-of-town visitor around. The two approach the Fort Ashby elementary school. Knowing that school is in session, they enter and by coincidence the first person they meet is Miss Janet Newhouse, the first grade teacher. Just a look at her pupils and classroom makes it apparent that Miss Newhouse likes her work and is in turn liked by those whom she teaches. A visit to the high school on the hill is also rewarding, for there the two visitors meet the prin- cipal’s secretary, Miss Patsy Spencer, who shortly takes them to the home economics instructor, Miss Donna Brelsford; then on to another high school teacher, Miss Nancy Pyles. Memories of bygone days are exchanged, and the two move on to greet other pals of that year of '59. Again they are on the street and, as Miss Hershberger looks at her watch, she tells her companion that right then disc jockey “Sonny” Abe is doing his daily radio program of rock ‘n’ roll. Irene makes a mental note that she must tune in that program when she gets home. The conversation turns to the town of Fort Ashby and its rapid growth in pouplation and progress. The visitor is informed that the acting mayor is William Anderson, who has studied to be a lawyer and has just become a member of the local bar. The prophet in quick succession learns of others of the 59’ers as her companién Donna fills her in. Carol Getz is in far-off Africa, telling the natives of the Christian way of life. Gary Kenney is proprietor of a local Texaco station. His helpers are John Mellon, who tends the pumps, and “Kenny” Harper, who is the full time mechanic. Larry Brown has completed his required tenure in the United States Army and shows promise of leadership. He expects to re-enlist and make a career of it. Dowaine Weaver will hold up the FAHS rep- utation in the Navy. Blanche Bosley is a private secretary in Keyser. Also doing secretarial work in the same city is Frances Abe. Blanche and Frances find each other congenial company. Miss Hershberger tells of still other classmates. Norma Kenney is married and lives on Maryland the city Eunice Abe, who works at Lerner’s, and Carol Alt, Avenue, Cumberland. Also in same is who is a stenographer for Potomac Edison. Patricia Kidwell is taking religious training at a Bible school in Georgia. Farther south in the sunny land of Florida, Harold Hershberger is the com- manding officer of a naval base. Irene and Donna have been invited by telephone to the home of Mary Snyder Long for lunch. On their way they meet Harley Wagoner and “Frank” Steed, who have recently received their honorable discharge from the United States Army. The lunch- eon date with Mrs. Long passes all too quickly as host and guests reminisce. Again on the city streets the two visitors meet the former Ruth Lark, a part-time receptionist for a local dentist, but whose chief business is being a house- wife. With Ruth on the street is Joyce Wolford, a dental hygienist. Then Donna takes Irene into the leading restau- 74 rant in town, Wagoner’s Best Eats, managed by Judy Wagoner Ross. Here they also meet Rae Carole Emmart and Ernest Snyder. Rae Carole, they learn. is working in an orphanage, caring for children aged two weeks to three years. Ernest tells them that he is working at the local Gulf station, owned and operated by Wayne Shreve. Wayne also has a bull- dozer which may be hired for a price. As the two sip a cup of tea, Donna continues. Edward Wasson is studying to be a technical engin- eer. Johnny Tipping is home on furlough from a tour of duty with the United States Marines. This fightingest branch of service really builds men if the matured Johnny is a fair sample. John Boyland, “Ken” Chase, and Edward Willison are working at the Allegany Ballistics Laboratory near Pinto, Maryland. All three are yearning to take a trip to the moon. When and if they do, they pro- mise to bring or send back some of that famous green cheese of which, they have hear d, the moon is made. On the street the two ladies meet truck drivers Warren Nestor and Larry Troutman, who stop a- while to reminisce. Also navy man Glen Pyles comes by and tarries a bit to chat. A little farther on, a new building is being erected. The builders are Gary Logsdon and Lee Rexrode. They greet the prophet and her companion and make known that they should like the contract to build Irene’s house if and when she decides to vacate the trailer. The Class of '59 has been accounted for, and i has indeed been a fruitful day for the prophet. She boards a bus to return to her husband and trailer at Broddway, Virginia; Donna returns to her beauty salon to pick up the receipts for the day. ! Dear Reader: Our 1959 FORTRESS would not have been possible but for the business men and friends who have placed ads herein. Why not show them our appreciation by patronizi ng them first ? ‘ in Evelyn Abe Mr. and Mrs. James F. Allen Mr. and Mrs. M. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Millard Allen Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Alt Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson Andy's Dunlop Tire and Battery Ann's Diner and Groceries Mr. and Mrs. Paul Arbogast Miss Nora Ault Rachel Ault Mr. and Mrs. Harley Baldwin John Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barnes Mr. Gordon Beach Don Bennett Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Beaver Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bishoff Mr. and Mrs. Lee Blamble Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bohrer Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Bohrer Herbert J. Bosley Mr. and Mrs. H. Bosley Loren W. Bosley IC2 Roger Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Brafford Mr. and Mrs. Baker Brelsford Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brelsford Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brant Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Broome Mr. and Mrs. Arno Brown Mrs. Leona Brown Burkey’s Mrs. Lucy Chaney Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chaney Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chesire Mr. and Mrs. Earl Colmer “Pop Eye’’ Corbin Cut Rate Shoe Store, Keyser Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Davis Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis Jim Davis Barbara Dayton Phillip Dayton Boosters Mr. and Mrs. Wayne K. Dayton The Jack Deihls Mr. Albert Devore Dick and Judy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dodrill Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dohrman Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dolly J. E. Doman Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Douthitt Mrs. Lola Dowden Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Dyer Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Dyer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil K. Dyer, Sr. Dun and Bradstreet, Inc. Easthigh Grill—E. M. Baldwin Dorothy Evans Mr. and Mrs. Philip Evans Elenore Eye Mr. and Mrs. David Feaster Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Feaster Mr. and Mrs. Les Files Mr. Austin Flanagan Loretta Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fleek Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fleek Foremost—Mary E. Baldwin Mrs. Alma Frase Mrs. Twila Funk Green Fern Restaurant Ernie Glaze Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Gollar Mrs. William Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Burton H. Grove Hauger's Jewelry Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Haines Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Haines, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harden Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Harman Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Harper Mr. and Mrs. James Hart Bob Hartman Harvey's Jewelry Gavin Heare Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hershberger 76 Mrs. Nellie Hershberger Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hiett Mr. and Mrs. Holly Hiett and Kay Hill's Toy Store Mr. and Mrs. Chester R. Hinkle Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holler Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Hott Truman Householder Houser’s Service Station Rev. George Jeffries Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Judy K. B. Bob Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Kenney Marshall Kenney Ronald Kenney Tuck’ Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kenney Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Kesner Keyser Studio Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Kidwell Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Kidwell Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kidwell Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kimble Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Kirby Mr. Robert L. Knierim Mrs. Julia A. Kohl Mr. and Mrs. Samuel LaFage W. J. Landis G. W. Lamp Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larsen Leading Florist Lewis Leatherman Thomas Lechliter Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Leese Doris and Ronnie Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Donald Linn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Linn Mr. and Mrs. Chris Lockard Mr. and Mrs. George W. Logsdon Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Logsdon Jack Long fr. and Mrs. Herbert Long telson Long ucas Servicenfer Mr. and Mrs. Jack Malone Mr. and Mrs. James Marker Mr. Oscar Marker Mrs. Oscar Marker )H. Markwood Sons CE. Marteney Mr. and Mrs. A. Martin Mr .and Mrs. Homer May Mauk’s Meat Market Mr. and Mrs. Neldon McCort Mr. and Mrs. Evers McCoy Mr. and Mrs. B. A. McCullough Richard McIntyre Mel's Cash Registers Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Mellon Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Messick Joe Michael Mr. and Mrs. Chester N. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Watson Milleson Minnich’'s Monroe Hair Stylist Naomi Moreland Mr. and Mrs. William Murray Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Myers National Cash Register Co. Neff's Gift Shop Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Newhouse Pat and Dick Patriotic Shoe Shop Jeanie Price Dick Powell Onalee Pretzel Mr. and Mrs. Edgell Pyles Mr. and Mrs. Leland Pyles Mr. and Mrs. Odell Pyles Ray C. Pyles Dorothy Rexrode Mr. and Mrs. Houston Rhodes Robert Riden Boosters Ann Riggleman Mrs. Jesse Rollins Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rotruck Delores Rotruck Ruth Border and Bill Clark Tots to Teens Mr. Paul Teter Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thompson Mr. and Mrs. John Thrasher Mr. and Mrs. Paul Travis Lois True Carolyn and Barbara Sampson Mr. and Mrs. George Saville Wilda Saville Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Seeders Mr. and Mrs. John Seeders Seifert’s Furniture Co. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin D. Shanholtzer Mrs. Ellie Shanholtz Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Shanholtz Shapiro's Dave Shear Mr. and Mrs. William Shears Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Sheffler Mr. and Mrs. Quinn Sheffler Mrs. Mildred Shepp William D. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Bowers Shreve Mr. and Mrs. Glenden Shriver, Jr. Ralph Shobe Short Gap Methodist Youth Fellowship Short Gap Wise Owl 4-H Club Singer Sewing Machine Co. Mr. and Mrs. Webb Sisk Corrine Smith Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Smith Gordon Smith Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Alden Sneathen David Snyder Mrs. John H. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Snyder Pauline Snyder South End Wallpaper Shop Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Souders Spagetti House Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Speelman Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spencer Camilla Straw | Junior Sulser Sam Umstot, Jr. Ada Vandegrift Carrie Van Meter Clarence Van Meter Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wagoner | Mr. and Mrs. Hum Wagoner | Jack Wagoner Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wagoner and Craig Mrs. W. M. Wagoner Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Walters Walton's Shell Service Warner's Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wasson Barbara Weaver J. F. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Weimer Mr. and Mrs. Bill Welch Nelle Walton Western Auto Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Whitacre Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Whitney Wilson Welding and Supply Co. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Woolford George Woomer Mr. and Mrs. Don Yoder Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yokum H. Lloyd Zembower A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend | A Friend | A Friend A Friend A Friend Compliments of Compliments POTOMAC VALLEY of HOSPITAL “MR. PEANUT” KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA Compliments of DAVIS MOTION PICTURE SERVICE 160 N. Centre Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Phone PA 2-3050 Compliments of ROMNEY PLANING MILL ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT Compliments of SHORT GAP VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY Always at Your Service PHONE RE 8-9441 OR RE 8-9321 A Supper on the Second Saturday of Every Month Except August rnc ccniceen Jounsons RESTAURANT qd FRIED sean Ridgeley, West Virginia GREENE STREET GROCERY FAIRMONT W. G. BEIER, Manager General Merchandise 108 Greene Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Phone PA 4-2626 lmperial L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY “Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges” Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations—Diplomas—Personal Cards Club Insignia—Medals and Trophies Representative: RONALD E. RICHARDSON Box 771 MORGANTOWN, WEST VA. 79 Compliments of WAGONER BEAM Service Station and Motel FORT ASHBY, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 2124 FLOYD P. GRACE Real Estate and Auctioneer SHORT GAP, WEST VIRGINIA Phone RE 8-9532 Best Wishes From Your Dealer in PURINA CHOWS AND RED ROSE FEED THE FARMERS FEED AND SUPPLY COMPANY Harrison and George Streets Cumberland, Maryland NEW CAR DEALER ASSOCIATION OF KEYSER GORTNER FORD AND MERCURY SALES LUDWICK'S CHEVROLET GARAGE MARTIN BUICK Buick, Opel Sales and Service RIDDER MOTORS, INC. Dodge—Plymouth 80 ee Sul BLUE AND GRAY RESTAURANT Beer and Lunch—Cigarettes and Groceries 753 Kelly Boulevard CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND WALTER N. YODER AND SONS, INC. Plumbing—Heating Air Conditioning Route 5 McMullen Highway CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Phone PA 4-0610 Try Dancing RATCLIFF’S GROCERY a Frozen Foods MARTY'S Meats 51 Armstrong Street KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA Martin R. Kesner, Proprietor Green Vegetables FORT ASHBY, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 2481 | Compliments OES) oe Owned and Operated by R. E. PHARES Fort Ashby, W. Va. Phone 2441 KITZMILLER MEMORIALS Your Monument Dealer CLINEBELL'S BAKERY L BREA 33 N. Centre Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Compliments of EARL B. WOLFORD Frederick and George Streets Representative CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND for NATIONWIDE Phone PA 2-4300 INSURANCE COMPANIES Fort Ashby, West Virginia Phone 2902 82 CITY FURNITURE First in Furniture 22-24 N. Mechanic Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Phone PA 2-0370 BLUE-WHITE TOWER RESTAURANT Open 24 Hours a Day We Serve Breakfast Any Hour 36 N. GEORGE STREET CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Diamonds, Watches Luggage, Cameras Jewelry RAY'S JEWELERS 103 Baltimore Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Phone PA 2-1960 THE SOUTH BRANCH DISTRIBUTORS Distributors of Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer in Mineral County ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 324-R Compliments of G. C. MURPHY CO. Home of 1500 Items’ KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA BOGGS SUPPLY COMPANY Dealer in All Kinds of Feed and Building Supplies New Creek Drive Phone SU 4-9401 KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA UNITED FURNITURE— STEAK PIT TV APPLIANCE RESTAURANT COMPANY Char-Broiled Mason—Finest in Furniture 130 N. Centre Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Phone PA 4-1466 Steaks and Chops KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA MAURICE’S DEPARTMENT STORES KEYSER, W. VA. FROSTBURG, MD. BEDFORD AND EVERETT, PA. VIRGIL’S MARKET Meats, Produce, and Groceries 1306 River Avenue CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Compliments of CRYSTAL DRIVE-IN THEATRE Route 40 CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND QUEEN CITY BREWING C OMPANY Cay, Congratulations IN BOTTLES — to Class of '59 Compliments of DR. R. R. BROWN ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA Nancy and Mary Ellen ROMNEY COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA BEN FRANKLIN STORE Cumberland's Self-Service 5 and 10 Locally Owned MERRELLS, INC. Class Rings Nationally Known 309 VIRGINIA AVENUE Announcements CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND and Name Cards Stationers to Compliments Class of '59 at 115 S. SECOND STREET HAMPSHIRE JEWELRY CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA ABE'S JEWELRY 28 N. Centre Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND 86 « Sa OUCO eeeieg e¢ © e©ecceg C0 S bos ®ceoo fcc, a Fed Shee cc Gee RL eco Pewter nee een nenannnen eoreeerencoe ae e@coreeceoce RUHL STUDIOS Fine Camera Portraits 60 N. Centre Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Best Wishes to the MacGregor ; Sports Equipment Senior Class of 1959 Gymnasium and Playground Supplies THE WILSON HARDWARE COMPANY 30 N. Mechanic Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Best Wishes to the Senior Class PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION PATTERSON CREEK WEST VIRGINIA MANGUS SINCLAIR SERVICE Repairing—Greasing FORT ASHBY, WEST VIRGINIA CARL W. ABE Modern Homes RIDGELEY, WEST VIRGINIA Phone RE 8-9578 Compliments GRAYSON'S Sporting Goods J. M. ARMSTRONG AND COMPANY General Merchandise Gas and Oil RAWLINGS, MARYLAND PHONE PA 2-3856 Photo Supplies 2 PIEDMONT STREET KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA Sales and Service Builder of Route | of NCAKE CHEVROLET, INC. ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA Compliments of HOUSER’S HATCHERY ROMNEY WEST VIRGINIA Phone 666 VALENTINE'S SERVICENTER AND RESTAURANT Home Cooked Meals Served Teenage Dancing Every Evening POTOMAC STREET _RIDGELEY, W. VA. Compliments of KING'S TACKLE SHOP 234 Virginia Avenue CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Phone PA 4-2070 When in Romney Visit HEPNER’S SERVICE STATION West Main Street ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA Compliments of GEORGE STREET CLEANERS, INC. 101 S. George Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND at Modern Homemakers Live Better . . . Electrically Electricity Is Cleaner—Easier—Safer POTOMAC LIGHT POWER COMPANY BRINKMAN‘S FRYING CHICKENS Route 2 KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA Phone RE 8-8872 HOME SERVICE AND SUPPLY CHARLES H. SIEVER | Armstrong Street KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA Phone SU 4-318] Compliments of WELCH’S STORE FORT ASHBY, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 2011 RIDGELY MOBILE HOMES New and Used Sales and Service ROUTE 28 WILEY FORD, W. VA. Phone RE 8-8740 Compliments of GOAL SEEKERS 4-H CLUB OF FORT ASHBY WEST VIRGINIA CUMBERLAND CLOAK AND SUIT STORE CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND “ = 26 OZ —_ £O 3 O — iG ° 3 ® £G 23 Bf 3 9 = i KOOL WINK MOTEL Open Year Round NELSON AUTO SALES Clean Used Cars _ U. S. Route 50 I, Miles East Buy, Sell, Trade of POTOMAC ST. RIDGELEY, W. VA. ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA Phone RE 8-9290 Phone 327-J VSE | POTATO CHIPS America's Most Popular Potato Chip Distributed by R. C. “SHORTY” MARKER CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Phone PA 4-3390 DAYTON'S DAIRY Route | H. E, SHOBE _ RIDGELEY, WEST see Texaco Petroleum Products , ol: = DE Pies PHON Gas, Oil, Kerosene, and Fuel Oil | = ___ RE 8-948) ¥ IZED MILK 1309 Virginia Avenue oe CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND ‘Phone PA 4-2710 Fresh Eggs and Homogenized Milk | ms HL COYD YOST PHOTOGRAPHER Contact Us for Portraits and School Pictures 542 Virginia Street KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA | Hour Dry Cleaning SOUTH END CLEANERS AND DYERS 219 Virginia Avenue CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND RICH-METZ MOBILE HOMES Route 28 | FORT ASHBY, WEST VIRGINIA . Phone 2784 Compliments Compliments of of BOONE’S PLACE HACKLEY STORES WILEY FORD, WEST VIRGINIA Romney, Keyser, Piedmont WEST VIRGINIA EVANS DAIRY DIP Cones, Sundaes, Milk Shakes FORT ASHBY, WEST VIRGINIA —- DOROTHY EVANS, Proprietor Carol and Donna Compliments of CORBETT’S JOS. KARP Your Prescription AND BROS., INC. Drug Store ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 40 125 S. Mechanic Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND MAGRUDER'S SERVICE STATION woomnmes{ P LS Pee aos wns ih i Compliments of SMITH'S TENDER FEET SHOE SHOP 137 Baltimore Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Ridgeley, West Virginia | | Compliments | of LADIES' AUXILIARY to FORT ASHBY VOLUNTEER FIRE CO. ongratulations to the Senior Class From FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA M. L. ARNOLD AND SON It Pays to Cross Town Hour, Feed, Seed, Fertilizer to JOHN DEERE KLINE FURNITURE COMPANY Quality Farm Equipment 405-413 Virginia Avenue ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Compliments of ROMIG DRUG COMPANY Main Street KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA SNYDER'S GROCERY STORE At Intersection of Ridgeley and Wiley Ford ROUTE 28 ' ; i For New Styles Top Quality and Low Prices Try BURTON'S CUMBERLAND OR LAVALE MARYLAND THRIFTY AUTO SALES Gene Gulick—Stoner Zembower Salesmen Bob Gulick—Slim Ruckman CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND GAINER'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Prescription Specialist ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 33 ALLEN’S ESSO SERVICENTER Mineral and Piedmont Streets KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA Phone SU 4-831] ROBINSON PLUMBING AND HEATING General Piping Contractor 217 N. MECHANIC STREET CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND SPIC AND SPAN DRY CLEANING Phone 210 ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA PRESS AUTO MART The Best in Used Cars and Parts If It's Automotive We Have It Route 28 Phone RE 8-9616 RIDGELEY, WEST VIRGINIA FORT ASHBY PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Objects of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers To promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, church, and To bring into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teach- community. ers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child. To raise the standards of home life. To develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantages in physical, mental, social, To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth. and spiritual education. HHHHE He Selgiguer Hoheesteunel i LEON C. HAMMOND AGENCY Insurance That Insures ri + SHAFFER’S FUNERAL HOME g THT EE 3 Patapsco Street RIDGELEY, WEST VIRGINIA Phone RE 8-9383 Compliments of McCOOLE’S MEN STORE Main Street KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA Phone SU 4-3976 392 W. Main Street ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 184 CALVARY MEMORIAL PARK BURKE ROAD Route 4 FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA “JEAN AND DENVER'S SERVICENTER KEYSER TELEVISION AND RESTAURANT COMPANY, INC. Located 5 Miles South of CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND on Route 28 COMMUNITY ANTENNA SYSTEM 98 . fe PEA N) te ; iii el | caesium FORT ASHBY VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY Our Wheels of Progress Run on Good Turns We Do FORT ASHBY, WEST VIRGINIA Compliments CITY FOOD SERVICE of Quality Meats, Fresh Fruits IVAN J. SARGENT and Vegetables 232 S. Main Street KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA For Expert Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing NEWCOMER'S JEWELRY 215 Virginia Avenue CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Phone PA 2-5558 THE NU-TONES Entertainers for Dances — Receptions — Parties Featuring MARTHA NORRIS, Vocalist Phone PA 4-7472 Armstrong Resilient Tiles PEOPLES PHARMACY and Prescription Service ; C + — Floor Coverings osmetics undries BURGESS, INC. Main and Armstrong Streets KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA VANMETER’S TEXACO SERVICENTER See Us for the Best Deal on Your Tire Needs CRESAPTOWN, MARYLAND Phone PA 2-4440 Compliments of HARE MOTOR SALES Williams and Orchard Streets CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Phone PA 2-4664 For the Best Wieners and Hamburgers in Town CONEY ISLAND LUNCH 3 N. Liberty Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND and CURTIS CONFECTIONARY 72 Baltimore Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Compliments of KEECH'S DRUG STORES Home of the Wheatamin Vitamin 600 and 43 Virginia Avenue CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Free Parking Lot Shop and Save at BUTCH’S CITY MEAT MARKET ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA EBERT'S JEWELRY Keyser, West Virginia CUMBERLAND ELETRIC COMPANY General Electric Appliances 137 Virginia Avenue CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND CHMIDT'S BE RBBON BREAD jem Let's Be FrienDS = Larry, Leonard, and Dowaine Compliments of EVANS' GROCERY AND TAVERN FORT ASHBY, WEST VIRGINIA 101 Compliments of BARTON’S DAIRY PINTO, MARYLAND HETZEL WOLFE Television Sales and Service Compliments P 921-923 Virginia Avenue of CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND KEYSER THEATRE KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA —_— — PA 2-0239 PA 4-315] Compliments of 1301 Virginia Avenue CUMBERLAND. MARYLAND ESTABLISHED KY Compliments f wine SUPER MARKETS Wineow Street Greene Street INSULATION COMPANY CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND FORT ASHBY, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 2110 SMITH'S TRIANGLE MOTORS —_ 322 S. Centre Street , CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Donald E. Smith Phone PA 4-6464 or PA 4-6466 CLOPPER OIL COMPANY International Motor Trucks ey McCormick Farm Equipment Distributor Farmall Tractors THE LIGHT || AND DECKER CO. 315 S. Centre Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Oil Products Phone PA 2-5600 CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND The Fabulous London Fog Coat Modeled by Faye Evans THE MANHATTAN Baltimore and Liberty Streets CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND DEREMER'S GARAGE Auto Repairs, Painting, Used Cars UMSTOT’S GROCERY Groceries — Hardware Texaco Gas SHORT GAP, WEST VIRGINIA Phone RE 8-9231 ews, RIDGELEY, WEST VIRGINIA Phone RE 8-9110 S. T. LITTLE JEWELRY COMPANY | One of America's Oldest Fine Jewelers IN CUMBERLAND SINCE 1851 VIC’S CONSTRUCTION JOHN DIAMOND COM P ANY Representative Conventional Homes for of All Kinds NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY LaVALE, MARYLAND Phone PA 4-1373 BOWLING GREEN, MARYLAND Phone PA 4-7548 MILLIE'S BEAUTY SALON Open Tuesday Through Saturday No Appointment Necessary SHORT GAP, WEST VIRGINIA Phone RE 8-8906 CHAT AND CHEW The Place to Go to Meet People You Know ROUTE 220 McCOOLE, MARYLAND SMOKEY'S SERVICE Gulf Products RANNELLS MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Sales and Service ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 531 After the Game Meet Your Friends at the ROYAL RESTAURANT Greasing, Tires, Tubes and Accessories Main Street Etnshaacdes Waal lena’ ectronic eel Balancing KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA FORT ASHBY, WEST VIRGINIA PHONE 2391 For Better Graduation Gifts Visit SPEAR’S JEWELRY STORE 62 Baltimore Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND CUMBERLAND WELDING AND SUPPLY VANMETER'S MARKET COMPANY CRESAPTOWN, MARYLAND Welding Supplies—Bottled Gas 102 Wineow Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Phone PA 2-6290 Be bow bt ibs if At be ee | FI 8 | ; : ' Th iA WW} ! LECAAOOMII| | | jefe i Fi ( ; aN 4a Compliments of QUEEN CITY DAIRY Only Dairy in Western Maryland With Daily Laboratory Control CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND VALENTINE'S MOTEL AND TRAILER CAMP 7 Miles South of Cumberland, Md. 21 Miles North of Romney, W. Va. CATHERMAN’S BUSINESS SCHOOL Not an Unemployed Graduate for 25 Years CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Phone PA 4-0966 on Route 28 Phone RE 8-8915 SHINNAMON’‘S BEAUTIFUL SHOES Teen Accounts 61 Baltimore Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Meet Your Friends at the BLUE JAY Z New Creek Drive KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA CARDER'S SERVICE STATION Groceries, Candy, Soft Drinks = : QYAL — ae a ea wale om 3 3 — aay 4 a ‘ i = Sa . Designs a Completely New Kind ax = = of Portable Futura 800 LANDIS TYPEWRITER COMPANY CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Route 28 Compliments of V. F. W. AUXILIARY Post 6667 FORT ASHBY, WEST VIRGINIA DONALD BLAIR | BROOKE | SAVILLE BUICK SALES Registered Herefords and Holsteins Route 3 ‘ | aeag: ese —_ KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA Near Pinto, Maryland Phone RE 8-8908 Aim High and Be a Teacher Join = THE GRACE LUCAS FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB When You Need a Gift for Any Occasion PEOPLES LIFE INSURANCE CO. Washington, D. C. PAUL LABER, Agent ei , Agen District Office RINARDS 21 N. Liberty Street 81 N. Main Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA Ph PA 2-2840 -_ Guaranteed Watch Repairing BEN'S MARKET ROMNEY TIRE CO. Cooper, Mohawk, Lee U. S. Royal and Goodyear Tires ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 479 SHORTY GRAPES, Proprietor Route 28 FORT ASHBY, WEST VIRGINIA L yY PLUMBING COMPANY Plumbing—Heating PINTO, MARYLAND L. BERNSTEIN FURNITURE COMPANY Where No Down Payment Makes It Easy to Own Fine Furniture 9 N. Centre Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Preferred CHANEY'S GULF SERVICE Virginia Avenue and Mary Street Tires IMPORT = LUMBER CO., INC. Owners Seymour A. Evans Cletus E. Long SHORT GAP, WEST VIRGINIA Phone RE 8-9471 Customer Discount CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Batteries, Accessories SS ee LAE Me wt FRANTZ'S MARKET RIDGELEY, WEST VIRGINIA HAMPSHIRE TRUCK AND IMPLEMENT COMPANY McCormick Farm Equipment New Holland Balers Farmall Tractors Myers Sprayers Homelite Saws ROMNEY, WEST VIRGINIA CRITES TRADING POST New and Used Furniture 141 Armstrong Street - KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA HOUSEHOLDER'S SUNOCO STATION FORT ASHBY, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 2771 Olympia Precision Typewriters BUSINESS MACHINE AND EQUIPMENT CORPORATION Cumberland, Md. Keyser, W. Va. PA 2-1490 ST 6-8191 CUMBERLAND OPTICIANS 15 S. Liberty Street CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND Phone PA 2-4757 SHEAR’S KAPLON’‘S KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA 7 ‘ans bushy ay) uM fn sap ppuon pyb11q 24) fo 14By om) of ‘Quo Jng hop 4] pu y sala pHvsnoy] 0 SOY jybm ay Senior Class Night May 15, 1959 RL Se Ridin’ on a Rainbow,” a western comedy, was presented torians presented tokens to each senior. Following the by the senior class. The program included the reading of play by the seniors, Mr. Marker presented awards to the the Last Will and Testament and Class Prophecy. Gif- underclassmen. AWARD WINNERS SITTING: Charles McCort, Best All- ° Round Boy; Nancy Ward, Best All-Round Girl; Roger Simpson, Future Farmer of the Year; Joann McDonald, ' History Award and Junior High Citizen of the Year; Shirley Goss, General Science Award. STANDING: Norma Allen, Bookkeeping Award; Garry Shanholtz, Bookkeeping Award; Marcia Wagoner, Typing Award; Nancy Wagoner, Typing Award; Douglas Kenney, Typing Award; arbara Malone, VFW Essay Contest Win- ner and Typing Award. NOT PRESENT: Earl Garland, Best All-Round Boy; Carole Anne Kuykendall, Best All-Round Girl. JUNIOR HIGH CITIZENS OF THE MONTH SENIOR HIGH CITIZENS OF THE MONTH FIRST ROW: Sue Ann Kimble, Shirley Goss, Charles McCort, FIRST ROW: Donna Brelsford, Doris Beam, James Steed, Patsy Donald Wagoner. SECOND ROW: Linda Marker, Gary Mille- Spencer. SECOND ROW: Samuel Iman, William Hinkle, Wil- son, Joann McDonald, Nancy Ward, Wayne Peer. liam Anderson, Gerald Lewis, Marshall Rhodes. Sermon and Graduation The nineteenth annual sermon to the graduates was de- livered by Rev. Alonzo Harman of the Fort Ashby Meth- odist Charge. Rev. George Jeffrey of the Old Furnace Church of the Brethren gave the Invocation and Bene- diction. | Dr. E. E. Church, President of Potomac State College of West Virginia University, delivered the main address to the graduating class. He spoke on the comparison of education in Russia and the United States. Faye Evans gave the Salutatory Address. The Valedictory Address was delivered by Bernard Long. Mr. W. B. Helmick, member of the Mineral County Board of Education, presented the diplomas to the grad- uates. Mr. Helmick is shown congratulating Faye Evans. FIRST ROW: Patsy Spencer, VFW Essay Contest Winner, Senior High Citizen of the Year, Lions Club Citizenship Award, Year- book Staff Award; Donna Brelsford, Best All-Round Girl; Janet Newhouse, VFW Essay Contest Winner. SECOND ROW: Nancy Pyles, Danforth Foundation Award and Future Teacher of the Year; Eunice Abe, Future Homemaker of the Year; Faye Evans, Salutatorian Award and Yearbook Staff Award. THIRD ROW: William Price, VFW Athletic Award; Bernard Long, Good Citi- zenship Award, Valedictorian Award, Activities Award, Best All-Round Boy, Danforth Foundation Award, Chemistry Award, Yearbook Editor Award; Harold Hershberger, Merrells Athletic Award. ee ee Sts. me, ee a : a7 - - : - ; a eg 5 ' : sf hi New Faculty Member MR. DAVID E. MALONE 1959 A.B., B.S., Shepherd College '53 Math and Algebra. — (2a Se _ - a ED 2 pay — oS a a PEE) PS 5. Ne are UP ieee ard Ra : oF ‘| SAY car ayo Per as 4 2 vase i ids eee eee SCPE E SEES E SEE SE SSEES ES S | SOURS US UE ESUSEESECEEUSES EERE EE EEE SS} The May Day program was presented by the elementary schools on May 1. The rhythm band concert was directed by John Brown and Brenda Saville. An operetta entitled “Sleeping Beauty” was presented. Directors for this event were: Mrs. Umstot, Mrs. Welton, Mrs. Bloom, and Mrs. Spencer. Following the rhythm band concert, an operetta, “A Little Bit of Holland,” was presented by the fifth and sixth grades. The story told of two American girls who visited Holland and of the warm reception which they received. Operetta direc- tors were: Mrs. May, Mrs. Pry- sock, and Mrs. Price. Mr. Knierim was musical director and accompanist for both parts of the program. “Polished Pebbles” An Operetta in.Two Acts By Myers and Carrington CHORUS SITTING: Lois Long, Robert French, Sue Kesner, Arnold French, Nancy Wagoner, Dowaine Weaver, Eunice Abe, Douglas Kenney. STANDING: Judy Whitacre, Wanda Umstot, Judy Wagoner, Barbara McKee, Nancy Pyles, Judy Dennison, Joseph Kesner, Janet Adams, Francis Steed, Annette Colmer, Blanche Bosley, Shirley Headley, James Hartman, Grace Kesner, Ronald Bosley, Viola Hockaday, Marcia Wagoner, Sandra Broome, Joyce Wolford, Arlene Self, Norma Kenney, Frances Abe, Barbara Bauer. Dancers 4 = =, ATH DIRECTORS Mr. Chaney, Mr. Knierim. PRINCIPALS FIRST ROW: Millicent, Judy Shipman; Winfred, Judy Isner. SECOND ROW: Rosalie, Barbara Malone; Uncle Bob, David VonHagel; Mrs. O'Brien, Patsy Spencer. THIRD ROW: Martha, Carol Alt; Nick, William Hinkle; Mr. Gabble, James Powell; 5 Mrs. Gabble, Patricia Kidwell. Junior Class Plays DIRECTORS SITTING: Mr. Haines, Mrs. Lee. STANDING: Mr. Chaney, Mr. Alvaro. PAB OMBOOE oases spent ee SCRE Barbara Davis I OVORMES: a isaac siatat geet at Barbara Davis William Shanholtzer STAB O MAG OF cron ccrencons nee cenrnsenneeneristey . 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Mary Lou Coleman read a poem entitled ‘‘Today is Ours.” A quartet including Norma Allen, Carole Miller, Janet Adams, and Naomi Moreland sang the theme song, “I Love Paris.” 1) OP DE AED NN — came s TL | if ae af | ial ASS C22? CS TS GS 7 BS Se TY RE FP EB PEE? WE) TS A FOO PS PS FP “Evening in Paris’ was the theme for the Junior-Senior Prom. The gymnasium was decorated in the junior class colors of red and blue. In carrying out the French theme, the juniors constructed sidewalk cafes, and a large drawing of the Eiffel Tower and surrounding landscape highlighted the decorations. Music was furnished by the Nu-Tones. Refreshments were served by French waiters. 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