Hamlin High School - Pied Piper Yearbook (Hamlin, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

HAMLIN HIGH SCHOOL Hamlin, West Virginia CONTENTS Dedication Administration Seniors Juniors Sophomores F reshmen Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Activities Football Basketball Snapshots Katica UrnaliSrt eanett dedication This book is dedicated to you, the clowns, the sideshows, the trapeze art- ists, the elephants, the bareback riders, the monkeys, all the glitter, drama, tragedy and comedy that make up the sawdust is you -- Hamlin High School. From day to day you have exper- ienced the perils of the big ring or may- be the garish horror of the sideshow. The whirling merry -go-round is your daily ride. Your conduct determines the part you play under the big top. We can’t all be the ring master, but we can take a little of the sting from that grand old showman, P. T. Barnum’s famous words, “There’s a sucker born every minute.” Ichabod’s in trouble again. Is that an unexcused absence, Mr. Lovejoy? LESTER LOVE JOY Principal OPAL R. SMITH English-Social Studies Senior Sponsor RUBY MILLER T yping-Bookkeeping Secretary JAMES K. ROBERTS Coach .LUTHER HUTTON Vocational Agriculture CONZA MEATHRELL Science-Math MARY LEE ELKINS English-Social Studies JESS MCCLURE Physical Education Assistant Coach BETTY MCCLURE Social Studies English Hr VIRGINIA SMITH French-English ANNA MARIE LOVEJOY Music-English BOB COURTS Algebra-Mathematics ZOMA ADKINS English MARY MESSINGER Social Studies Physical Education WILLIAM CLARK Typing-Mathematics ZENA CREMEANS Study Hall LOUIE HOFF Bandmaster 7 PRESIDENT Kitty Adkins VICE PRESIDENT Jeanette Pennington SECRETARY TREASURER Billie Joe Smith Roy Lee Lambert Betty Plott Bud Simons Betty Jo Adkins Lenhart Linville, Jr. Evlyn Miller Seniors Ilene Whitten Clifton Yeager Ann Yeager Jaunita Adkins Billy Vickers Marie Reynolds Seniors Ronald Brock Emogene Salmons Margaret Swanson Ocie Adkins Eula May Bobby Cummings Betty Richardson Basil Edwards Geraldine Elkins Jackie Reynolds Sally Plumley Buster Powell Jaunieta Harmon •Seniors Johnny Woodall Elnora White Corena Lovejoy Adrian Rusk Rita Pack Odbert Ashworth Reola Adkins Avenelle Sias Bobby Byrd Barbara Miles Ruby Love joy Barbara Miller Alberta Dailey • •. '• , - , • • . A i , � I , ••� I ■•if 1 I . � i 'f.n .1 £ eniors i2 i 3 ■ : ibikC. ft — I - ) i� ‘1 Senior “Baby Fa Betty Gibson ' Rita Pack Jeanette Pennington Johnny Woodall and sister Buster Powell Jauneita Harmon Reola Adkins Ramona Hensley Eugene Lawson Betty Richardson Betty Plott Basil Edwards Wetzel Miller Evlyn Miller Jerry Elkins Lenhart Linville, Jr Betty Adkins Marie Reynolds Kitty Adkins Ann Yeager Adrian Rusk emor a k ron As we look in Walter Winchell’s book of predictions to come we see Ocie Adkins, the heavyweight cham- pion of the world, training for a bout with Ezzard Charles. We see a lady dressed in white which is none other than Registered Nurse Betty Gibson prescribing Gene Lawson’s wonderful combination of Hadacol and peroxide (which does everything from bleaching your hair to curing cancer) to one of her patients Mrs. Bob Bias, formerly Miss Jean- ette Pennington. A heart condition turned out to be twins, Robbie and Bobbie. Ah, here comes a little white haired lady, Sally Plumley, founder of the Jackie Linville’s lonely hearts club. We see Bud Simons and six children standing outside of the Lincoln Theatre waiting for his wife Deloris to finish work. Same ole Bud, never would work. We enter this large marble floor building where Miss Betty Plottis training professional cheerleaders; she will not only go down in history but also when she does the splits. Who is that couple necking? Oh, it is only Johnnie Woodall and his bass horn—he never would give it up. We see Margaret Swanson McComas christening the cruiser S. S. Wimpy, named for her husband who is an Admiral in the U. S. Navy. We now go into the famous laboratory of Barbara Miller. She has just achieved her goal by inventing a human incubator to prove they’re “Cheaper by the Dozen. Whatisthis, an accident ? No, just Bobby Cummings, professional pool shark, giving free exhibitions at one of the local billiard parlors. Here we are back at 'ole H. H. S. Betty Adkins is teaching English to Henson, Vinson, and Benson, sons of the former Marie Reynolds. Here comes the bride, yes Emogene Salmons and Ronald Brock to be joined in holy matrimony by Roy Lee Lambert. What is this? A movie! Start the parade. No, just fifteen girls from Ramona Hensley’s Reducing School. West Virginia is now the No. 1 state since Bobby Byrd has been elected speaker of the House of Rep- resentatives. Sorry, Lenhart Linville lost out but after all he is a Republican. Jackie Reynolds is an efficiency expert. He is dean of the University of Portersville. Roger Nelson is now one of Barnum and Bailey’s most valuable performers. He waters elephants. Is that school being turned out ? No we've just passed Walter Graham Jr.'s home. Those are his children; he is a famous authority on birth control. Jaunieta Harmon has taken her mother's place at the cannery. Would anyone like to know how to make Sweet Weaver Pickles We see Oddie Ashworth now going into the recruit- ing station. He passed his physical but when they read his mental test they told him they had run out of uniforms. Who is that peeping through the jail bars? It is just Kitty Walker. She has been so upset over Don’s being out of work (since they were married twenty years ago) that she walked out of the drug store without paying. In one of the big professional football games Adrian Rusk, a former Hamlin High School football player, was injured. He fell off the bench and broke his arm. Mrs. Troy Huffman the former Miss Barbara Miles, is now working in her husband's saw mill, chopping wood, but don’t think Troy isn’t working, he is holding the lantern. Now we enter the Bobcat night club in New York where proprietor Billy Vickers main attraction, moun- tain dew-ette, Lucille and Elnora White, are singing their theme song, “Blues Stay Away From Me. Was that an explosion on the Henry Powell farm? No, he just fed his rooster “Lay or Bust chicken mash that was recommended by County Agent, Basil Edwards. We now enter Hamlin High School typing class, where a movie is being shown of the champion typist. Miss Evlyn Miller. She has now typed one thousand words a minute. Ooops! We exaggerated just nine hundred and ninety-nine. We are now in the flashy tacky school where Miss Rita Pack is modeling the world renowned dress crea- tion by Miss La Betty Richardson. 15 Reola Adkins and Jaunita Adkins are following the famous movie magnate, Billie Joe Smith, trying to get his autograph. Now on a television screen Alberta Dailey steps out into the ring with her manager, Corena Love joy. Alberta is better known as Georgeous Georgette. Now we’re at the Wac registary center where cap- tain Eula May is giving K. P. duty to rookie Ruby Love- joy. We now go into a large air conditioned office where advertising executive, Clifton Yeager is giving dictation to his lovely secretary Jerry Elkins. As we wander up Mud River road we see a crowd of people around the home of Ann Yeager. She is giving a reception for the Reverend Ewell Cummings and his blushing bride, former Avenelle Sias. Here comes a jet propelled tractor. In the driver’s seat is Wetzel Miller who is running his farm on Atomic Energy. What is this? Oh! It’s just Ilene Whitten covered with grease after she swam the English Channel for the third time. SENIORS FIFTY YEARS FROM NOW Gene Lawson Dr. Dog-Fogg Wetzel Miller I Love You a Bushel And a Peck Betty Gibson Tiie Calorie Kid Jeanette Pennington The War Widow Betty Adkins How Now-Brown Cow' Clifton Yeager Clifton for President Jerry Elkins What the Well Stacked Secretary Looks Like Bud Simons Waiting At The Gate Adrian Rusk Mr. Touchdown U.S.A Roger Nelson Peaches 17 We, the members of the senior class of Hamlin High School, being about to de- part from our beloved high school and being greatly appreciative of the aid which has been given us by faculty mem- bers and schoolmates, hereby make this our last will and testament. I, Ann Yeager, being of changeable mind and stubborn disposition, do here- by will and bequeath to Marietta Neal, my ability to flirt in “Bobo’s typing class and still pass. I, Betty Adkins, being of unsound mind and no disposition what-so-ever, do hereby will my place in the National Honor Society to Delphia Lawson since she has spoken for it in advance. I, Evlyn Miller, being of quiet dis- position and unsound mind, do hereby will and bequeath to Don Watson my a- bility to get along with all the teachers and make good grades at the same time. I, Billie Joe Smith, being of a strong back and a very weak mind, do hereby will and bequeath to Gay Mannon, my noble and always faithful name of “Breeze , whom I know can take good care of it if he grows a little. I, Wetzel Miller, I, Billy Vickers, and I, Ronald Brock, the three mus- keteers, being of sound minds and corny dispositions do hereby will and bequeath to any three suckers our ability to stick together and never say a good word to each other as long as we have during our years at Hamlin High. I, Betty Richardson, with no mind what-so-ever and no disposition, do hereby will and bequeath nothing to no- body because I can't think of anything I can do without. I, Junior Linville, do hereby will and bequeath to Barbara Walden my ability to do bookkeeping as well as I did. I, John Woodall, being of unsound mind and quiet disposition, do hereby will and bequeath my bass horn to Maude Christian, providing she gets tired of her French horn. I, Betty Gibson, I, Margaret Swanson, I, Sally Plumley, and I, Ramona Hensley having an I. Q. of 140 and shy dispositions do hereby will and bequeath to Mrs. Messinger our name, “The Friendly Four,” so next year she can run Hamlin High School like we tried to run it this year. I, Eula May, being of unsound mind and crazy disposition, do hereby will and bequeath to Pauline Blankenship my brains, providing she can learn more than I did. I, Roy Lee Lambert, being of sound mind and lazy disposition, do hereby will to the journalism class of 1952 my gossip box, providing they use it more than the journalism class of 1951, and providing I get it finished by that time. I, Jackie Reynolds, being of weak mind and sound disposition, do hereby will my nickname of “Speed” and “Rough- house and also my interest in Hades to “Boggie McComas. I, Betty Jane Plott, better known as “Plotsie”, having a mind that God passed by and a quiet and lady like disposition, do hereby will and bequeath my title of having the biggest mouth in Hamlin High School to anyone that can go to the ball- games and yell as loud as I did. 18 I, Adrian Rusk, being of unsound mind and strong body, do hereby will and be- queath to anyone my place on the foot- ball team providing he keeps on taking Hadacol. I, Reola Adkins, being of feeble mind and a flirty disposition, do hereby will my ability to ride in a green Chevrolet truck to Glenna Cummings and Bernice Cummings, providing Hasel Scites isn’t doing the driving. I, Ilene Whitten, being of a two-track mind and a giggly disposition, do hereby will the remains of Charles Sowards to any girl who can go with him as long as I have, providing she only gives him one date per week. I, Lucille White, with unsound mind and crazy disposition, do hereby will and bequeath to Betty Madden my ability to get along with the teachers. I, Alberta Dailey, and I, Elnora White, being of corny disposition and no mind what-so-ever, do hereby will and be- queath to any two suckers our front seats in Mrs. McClure’s social living class providing they can get by with as many things as we did. I, Rita Pack, with a giggly disposition and no mind what-so-ever, do hereby will and bequeath to my sister, Lois Pack and to Barbara Burns and Norma Byrd, my ability to fall in love with all the single male teachers in H. H. S. I, Ocie Adkins, having a weak mind and rundown body, a little fat, do hereby will my ability to be quiet, not to get along with the girls, and the name of “Fat to Billy Walden. I, Barbara Miller, being of no mind what-so-ever and body no one else would have, so God gave it to me, do hereby will to Hannah Van Horn anything from anyone she could want, in return for a passing home economics grade. I, Jeanette Pennington, being of a humble, unselfish, righteous charitable disposition, will nothing to nobody, be- cause I'm too stingy. I, Kitty Adkins, a sterling, idealistic character of charm, and poise, whose personality is a little weak and whose brain has not yet fully developed but whose body developed a wee bit too much, do hereby will and bequeath to Noca Ad- kins my full name, of Kassandra Jean- ette Kitty Kathryn Jean Little Effie The Claw The Patch The Unconquered The Brain Cuddles Duddles Puddle Napoleon, “I conquered the world, Adkins and also Grace. I, Walter Graham Jr., being of un- sound mind and stubborn disposition do hereby will and bequeath to Junior Kea- ton next on all cigarettes that I smoke during school. I, Marie Reynolds, I, Emogene Sal- mons, I, Jerry Elkins, and I, Barbara Miles, being of sound minds and quiet dispositions, do hereby will to any four girls our ability to get along with one an- other, get by with as little work, and have as much fun together as we have had through school. I, Bobby Cummings, being of cor- rupt mind and a very shy disposition, do hereby will to Henson Browning my abili- ty to get along with the teachers, (es- pecially, Mr. Clark). 19 (3 f I, Jaunieta Harmon, do hereby will Ray Weaver to my sister, providing she does better than I did. I, Avenelle Sias, being of no mind what-so-ever and crazy disposition, do hereby will nothing to nobody, for I need all I have. I, Jaunita Jewell Adkins, being of no mind and no disposition what-so-ever, do hereby will to Goldia Linville, Marietta Neal, and Delphia Lawson all my be- longings, (including my love for Taylor Adkins) providing they only see him twice a year. I, Odbert Dencil Ashworth, being of a long, skinny mind, and big fat person- ality, do hereby will and bequeath to Claude “Tody Pack my position of cen- ter and co-captain of the football team, and my bottle of Hadacol, so he can tackle all the members of the other team at one time. I, Clifton Yeager , being of sound mind and tall, bony, body, with corny disposi- tion, do hereby will to any sucker my bookkeeping book, providing they use it more than I did. I, Ruby Lovejoy, of one track mind, a loud mouth, and a silly disposition, do hereby will and bequeath to Lenore Cum- mings my physics book, providing she opens it more than I did. I, Henry “Buster” Powell, being of strong mind, weak body and unsettled disposition, do hereby will to Henson Browning my typewriter and bookkeeping book, providing he makes better use of them than I did. I, Jessie “Bud Simons, having a weak mind and a corny disposition, do hereby will and bequeath to anyone my place as co-captain on the football team, providing they can do better than I did. I, Corena Lovejoy, being of good mind and a changeable disposition, do hereby will andbequeathto Rex Sowards my ability to be in the National Honor Society. I, Gene Lawson, being of a Fogg- ish mind and a very shy disposition, do hereby will to Tody Pack my slightly used bottle of peroxide and my badly used name of Dog. I, Roger Nelson, do hereby will and bequeath to Max Linville, my ability to skip school and not get caught. I, Basil Edwards, being of a badly bent body and a warped mind, do here- by will to any sucker my seat beside Mary Salmons in social problems class. I, Bobbie Byrd, will to Bill Joe Walden my ability to be quiet in class. In witness whereof, we the Seniors of '51 have to this, our will, set our hands and seal, this 15th day of May, nineteen hundred and fifty-one. Signed: The Senior Class of 1951 Lawyers: Rack Kilroy 20 e . —senior e Most Attractive Girl . Most Attractive Boy Best Personality Girl Best Personality Boy . . Best Dressed Girl . . . Best Dressed Boy . Best Girl Sport .... Best Boy Sport .... Most Devoted Couple . Best All-Around Girl . Best All-Around Boy . Girl Most Likely to Succeed Boy Most Likely to Succeed Most Studious Girl . Most Studious Boy . Most Popular Girl . Most Popular Boy Most Beautiful Figure Girl Best Built Boy........... Wittiest Girl............ Wittiest Boy................ Jeanette Pennington . . . Bud Simons . . . Kitty Adkins . Bobby Cummings Jeanette Pennington . . Billie Joe Smith . . . . Betty Plott . . . Adrian Rusk . Emogene Salmons and Ronald Brock . . . Kitty Adkins . Roy Lee Lambert . . . Betty Adkins . . Roy Lee Lambert . . . Betty Adkins . Roy Lee Lambert . . . . Betty Plott . . . .Bud Simons . . . . Betty Plott . . Jackie Reynolds . . . Betty Gibson . . . Roger Nelson and Bobby Cummings 21 uniorA Barbara Walden President Charles Lawson Vice President Mary Young Sec retary Amy Richardson T reasurer Roy Huffman Harold Hill Joyce Adkins Jarvis McComas Betty Lambert Olaf Dillon Garnet Sowards Buford Lawson Dalene McComas Rex Bellomy Amy Stratton Billy Joe Walden Jane White Claude Pack Edith Johnson Kermit Stowers Doris McCalister Ray Mannon Maxine Vickers Kelva Lawson Betty Jo Lawson Leonard Stickler Lenore Cummings Donald Keaton Deloris Roberts William Keaton Noca Adkins Addis Neal Norma Dulaney Okey Woodall Barbara Burns Mildred Thompson Wilma Bell Faye Bird Betty Jenkins Deloris Lovejoy Max Linville Ruth Nida Robert Hicks Bernice Cummings James Ashworth Golda Linville Gay Mannon Corrine Pauley Ray Weaver Maude Christian Don Watson Doris Bell Leo Browning Jo Simons Rex So wards Creda Pullen Henry Yeager Helen Curry Henson Browning Florence Collings Ray McComas Billy Paynter Nello Bird Jimmy Reynolds Kyle Pridemore S op ho mo res Eddie Woodall President Murile Sponaugle Vice President Marion Priestly Secretary Mary Jane Mason T reasurer Helen Scites Historian Thomas Bos ter Dorothy Ellen Elkins Dennis Browning Mary Salmons Guy Adkins Lavada Lawson Bobby Adkins Earl Sponaugle Arlene McComas Joe Linville Jo Ann Pauley Ralph Black Pauline Blankenship Patsy Chaney Leonard Lucas Elfreda Meade Connie Roberts Naomi Browning Edward Reynolds Lawerence Linville Mary Roberts Caroll Adkins Betty Bias Bob Honaker Christine Smith Violet Thompson Phil Burns Wvnona Triplett Edwin Thompson Oceana Triplett Earnest Keyser Donald Dillon Virginia Plumley Douglas Adkins Rose Mary Ross Bobby Miller Delphia Lawson Helen Settles Don Smith Tessie Clay Paul Sowards Nina Reynolds Junior Mays Bradley Adkins Glenna Cummings Leonard May Wilma Stratton Harry Riley Marietta Neal omo res Daremus Adkins Betty Jo Adkins Meredith Black Josie Salmons Clifford McComas Phyllis Elliot Dimple Johnson Imogene Stowers Lois Pack Donald Riley Shirley Scites Brennon B. Boster Billy Burns Lavonia Adkins Roscoe Adkins Norma Byrd Dennis Commings Sue Courts James Miller Hilda Wheeler Paul Dailey Dorothy Jean Elkins Lucille Stewart Birdie Holley Betty Madden Frankie Craft Jresh itnen Peggy Jo Morton President Alice Stump Vice President Charles Yeager Secretary Chalrene Smith T reasurer Eugene Campbell Nellie Burns J Donald Roberts Jerry Adkins Eugene Bias Ellen Sowards Fred Curry Peggy Adkins Hilda Bragg Billy Joe Stowers Ruth Elkins David Thompson Thelma Browning David Hutton George Stone Joy Young Ramon Woodall Cathrine Sowards Dallas Yeager Gloria Jean Deitz Geraldine McComas Paul Duty Anna Cummings Ronald Weaver Sue Plumley Okey Stewart Bobby Swan Jean Bias James Pridemore Naomi Barrett Delno Bragg Helen Harmon Anna Lou Adkins Walter Miller Janet Adkins Jack Adkins Anise Sergent Arson White Dewey Adkins Lois Stewart Buddy Cooper Barbara Sowards Luevern Bias Nadine Adkins Edith Clay Warner Sowards Jane Wheeler Jerry Roberts Avia Lou Bellory Bradford Click Bobby Dailey Maurice Stowers Gene Ray Dallas Click Donald Bell Leda Brumfield Helen Dailey Deloris Thompson Corrine Watson Credit men John Deitz Audrey Ginn Jimmy Conkel Nina Stowers Billy Holton Jean Simons Dannise Walden Delno Adkins Swanna Honaker Johnny Craft Alma Salmons Charles Whitney .V -- t� � Wesley (Buck) Curry President Chad Hauldren Vice President Phyllis Sponaugle Secretary t Treasurer Don Burton Phyllis Miller Jimmy McCallister Kay Meadows Billy Plumley Betty Swanson Vernon Chaney Janice Roberts Glen Watson Johnny Roberts Annette Woodall Forrest Monk Marlene Hazelett Cline Lambert Betty Wade Lenore Nelson Benny Smith Helen Powell Gene Adkins Laura Lucas Johnson Slone Glenna Lynch Larry Kingery Helen White Frankie Hutton Jean Holley Kennith Hinkle Joe Roberts Ruth Simmons Jimmy Keaton Eleanor Skenes Kennith Pridemore Mary Barret Wilda Conkel Melvin Salmons Virginia Skenes Odas Wade Patty Linville Walter White Keith Roberts Carolyn Black Enslow Johnson Anna Duty Albert Lucas Ellen Holley Sybil Pridemore June Nida Lester Stickler Anna Pridemore Norris Powell TOP PANEL Vermal Bias, Treasurer; Gloria Ann White, Vice President; and Joyce McComas, Secretary. MIDDLE PANEL: Betty Boster, Katheryn Miles, President; and Mary Keyser. BOTTOM PANEL: Connie Roberts, Pete Pauley, Jo Ann Cartwright, and Chilton Slone. even Stella Dalton Earline Stratton Vivian Yeager Junior Adkins Corrine Ross Robert Lockwood Eddie Lawson Marna Hazelett Norman McComas Norma Kingery Norman Lawson Ruth Sowards Faye Salmons Earl Wysong Leslie Lucas Billy Joe Miller Ravella Christian Lester Paul Love joy Billy Burton Janet Edwards Sharrell Salmons Marie Reynolds James Bell Vallie Hedrick Barbara Phillips Tommy Lawson Peggy Brumfield Max Stowers Betty Weaver Dee Powell Charles Holton Betty Browning Freddie Lawson Mary Madden Terry Roberts Avenelle White Wanda Browning Arnold Simons Mary Lou Mays Jackie Roberts Pansy Stone Jackie Pullens Joe Miller Marlene Clay Lossee Wheeler Shirley Plum ley Delbert Toppings Patty Johnson Iona Lawson Jerry McComas Marilee Salmons Roy Gene Click Ruth Lawson Bobby Harmon Miss Deloris Lovejoy of the Junior Class was the winning candidate for Miss Bobcat at the Hamlin High School Homecoming football game. Her attendants are fromleft to right: Misses Jeanette Pennington, Senior; Betty Adkins, Senior and Doris McCallister, Junior. WU Edcat This page sponsored by JOHNSON-KOONTZ FUNERAL HOME 37 C arnival an J Q, 'ueen Miss Jean Swanson and Mr. Ocie Adkins, senior winners of the titles carnival queen and king, honors bestowed upon them at annual high school carnival October 17th, 1951. This page sponsored by ICYLENE'S BEAUTY SHOP AMD SMITH'S ESSO STATION Hamlin, West Virginia The Lincoln County Band under the di- rection of Mr. Louie Hoff. The band consists of members from the three county high schools; Duval, Guyan Valley, and Hamlin. This page is sponsored by HEINER'S-----Bakers of Good Bread, Huntington, West Virginia 39 40 MAJORETTES, GLenna Lynch and Deloris Lovejoy MR. AND MISS JUNIOR CLASS Olaf Dillon and Barbara Walden HAMLIN HIGH GLEE CLUB under the direction of Miss Anne Marie Lovejoy. 41 — 'Tother side of the mountain With detours The teachers give a Variety Show ‘QOMBO co 'n9 La Our musician 'Moqt kitf pm hen iWH 44 imr and (MU thfy hit vc avc a coach W« arc not nd we re no itced ’ Big Jim ■ U amottd Dust Vinson Tigers, favorites to “do Hamlin Bobcat� for a crick at they are .icv meet the last hu te state Clav b; ,, rdlft ' Ach' Po- pr THE HAMlAH 'BOBCATS' championship, it Hamlin. If Coach Bob Hartlev’ ran get past Hamlin, thev are vn the Head Man of the fighting T Peak on his Gold Blue e even ft tounty will launch their Fail u. y journey .o Buffalo High to utng rhis will be a stiff tee., 'good' at Hamlin, ,bi vn route and Robert arid Ti efA!hl poll) tally assured of. one 4.� ? the i Hamlin; TIGERS GET ■ ■SCORES FIRST ic Assoc ta Aomettnu the Ttg«j , win I. - Vj f aa mil:- . 0 R ',c v Beat Buffalo. Roberts, who is .vcd eason a skipper of fW at as one of the greatest wp ’' ferd He waa at the jIvqJ � e Oreen A White In 1,V'® „ larahall captured their fl, vn M c f •• • r tn ef eating the Dayton Fljm pver-to be-forgo!?� n scrap a A giant of a man 200 pf ho stand six feet, three tflr was outstanding in the for J1 for the Thundering Herd 1 )7 to 1941. when he walt ed ith his M. C. sheepskin Big Jim uses the sin stem at Hamlin, the m that was taught Crafty C a m H the same stuff that an' used to use. I regret wever. that we don’t do ck a Job as Coach H d. For that matter — who does? The Bobcats are faca to face wit 9-game slate, taking on Buffal irples. Poca Little Dots’ . Mi n Greyhounds. Guyan Valle: Hdison Skyhawks, Duval Grlf � •-N ieio apeecster. . wno ran are bound to u. their tnii was virtuu; a turn It on Adrian Rusk willjFall. Such stalwart youngsters as?spot In the playoff. pr « ;HhL ,U ror Ckl,, ,0r! ,G?1fl n R,chard'0n- � “b� rk; Hamlm. until � cZ Blue He la a cage. ItUm fel-H v guard. Charley Yeager. . .......... w who has the knack of calling I end • im r� u u%« ♦« made vesteraov in i � right pla I wouldn’t tr irback I ha CO-CAPTAINS: Bud and Oddie Joe Undid v bov as Dillion. a pair of flaahy half-!genuine promise In the early c -4 lh 40 the standings. How xks. will be In there lugging the, Among the other Bobcats .3 ever, whether or nor the T ■ tor the � 0beats, along with will be up from before the se� the utle game depends on Illy Walden and Jimmy Reynolds. ! over are Cody Pack Gene Law-� ah “letter men from the '49 son. and Dogmas Adkms ThTi' veral 0,her ' PenDb°r° -----------------------------_____.................................. si----------— the! [avo ison Hamlin Scoring: Vinson — Touchdowns-lst match Rutherford 2. White. Mayo. Ham-hat is ex- lin-Toocbdown-Walden. ae of his Officials: Referee Jefferson. t mtlnental ow ning f opinion Smith .he situa- usk 41 and the invillr senhower Aaldrn 1st Of his € 6—24 lais here • •— • ces for l d obcatj loot ha If C afen Jar jr Sept. f Buffalo-0 vs. Ha ml in-o Sept. 16 Sept. 17 Sept. 18 Sept. 19 Sept. 20 Sept. 21 [ Sharpies vs. Hamlin 0-0 Sept. 23 Sept. 24 Sept. 25 Sept. 26 Sept. 27 Sept. 28 j Poca-20 vs. Hamlin -0 Oct. 1 Oct. 2 Oct. 3 Oct. 4 Oct. 5 Milton-32 Yj vs. 1 Hamlin-0 ' Oct. 7 Oct. 8 Oct. 9 Oct. 10 Oct. 11 Oct. 12 Guyan-26 I vs. Hamlin-0 I J Oct. 20 Ft. G. 13 1 vs« 1 Hamlin-26 Oct. 25 Oct. 27 Scott-18 vs. Hamlin-6 Nov. 1 Nov. 3 Duval-0 vs. Hamlin-19 Nov. 5 Nov. 10 Vinson-24 1 vs. J Hamlin-6 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Burns. Manager; Walden. Linville, Richardson. Yeager. J. Adkins. Priestly, D. Adkins, Pack, Smith, Curry, Manager. SECOND ROW; Hicks. Dillon, Hill, Browning, Black, Roberts, Reynolds, Bellomy, McComas, Holton. THIRD ROW: McClure, Coach; Ashworth, Reynolds, Weaver, Lawson, Simons, Powell, Browning, J. Asnworth, Rusk, Dailey, Smith, Coach Roberts. FOURTH ROW: Bias, Mays, Woodall, Riley, Lawson, Roberts, Thompson, Hutton, Weaver, Miller, Huffman. 46 a eerfeacli erS LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Plott, Ruth Nida, Peggy Morton, Doris McCallister, and Joy Young. 48 This page is sponsored by HAMLIN REXALL LINCOLN GROCERY BASKETBALL CHEDO LE 440ME Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Vinson Wayne Milton Fort Gay Marshall Duval Milton Ceredo Kenova Madison Duval Marshall Vinson G.V. Buffalo Madison C.K. Fort Gay G.V. FIRST ROW: Jarvis McComas, Drea mus Adkins, Phil Burns, manager; Harold Hill, Adrian Rusk, Olaf Dillon, Marion Priest- ly, Ray McComas, Joe Lin ville. Bob Hicks. SECOND ROW: Eddie Woodall, Henson Browning. Clifton Yeager, Charles Lawson, Ray Weaver, Douglas Adkins, Lawerence Linville. (f cishetbci tt SaucJ (in KJirls Jecun STANDING: Anne Yeager, Corena Lovejoy, Jean Swanson, Mary Salmons, Fae Byrd, Ruby Lovejoy, Betty Gibson, Bernice Cummings, Virginia Plumley, Marietta Neal. KNEELING: Ilene Whitten, Sally Plumley, Betty Plott. FIRST ROW: David Hutton, DelnoBragg, Charles Yeager, Rayrnon Woodall, Dallas Yeager. Jack Adkins, Jimmy Conkcl. SECOND ROW: Jess McClure, Coach; Dewy Adkins, Eugene Bias, Walter Miller, Bill Holton, Bob Dailey, Ronny Weaver, Bob Swan, and Fred Curry. ure we ------- but it w«s a mora Victory ' V The Jolly Juniors Ipana Smiles Olf in The Crowd 52 i 4 '= Woodland Beauties r - The Snow Queen Birds all in a R° Call For Phillip Morris 53 What A Fellow Has To Go Thro' To Get Initiated. j Wonder Who's Holding Her Now? 54 -0$ Compliments of V VOGUE BEAUTY SHOP Eleanor Damron and Pearl Evans THE LINCOLN LUNCH Operators and Owners Mrs. Bernie Meade Henson Building Phone 38 Manager Compliments of T. J. LEETE THE BOBCAT RESTAURANT Plumbing Heating Supplies Plate Lunches Fountain Service Electric EEL Service Sunday Dinners Hamlin, West Virginia Phone 157 Sharrell Love joy Phone 21 Compliments of HAGER SUPPLY COMPANY Compliments of Hardware and Builders Supplies Paints J. S. SWANSON GROCERY Hamlin, West Virginia Phone 233 Hamlin, West Virginia MARSHALL DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments of Complete Line of Peters' Shoes ROBERTS CASH GROCERY Hamlin, West Virginia Hamlin, West Virginia Phone 6 Phone 207 Compliments of Compliments of HAMLIN TAXI Any Time Any Where THE McJUNKIN SUPPLY COMPANY Hamlin West Virginia Hamlin West Virginia Phone 75 Phone 76 Compliments of GAS APPLIANCE COMPANY Compliments of M. R. VandeLinde IMPERIAL ICE CREAM COMPANY Owner Phone 61 Hamlin, West Virginia Huntington West Virginia Compliments of WEST VIRGINIA WATER SERVICE COMPANY Compliments of (Your Water Company) Hamlin Plant Phone 84 HUNTINGTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 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