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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1953 volume:

r i Annual Staff ££s 2s d syi c j£)sOj6 - J n ns Jtji£s'jJLt MJTtyOtc- z . yf UA 1 sUgy -JLz -£ - LAtd-rzAs, zy j Azs Aa As - J JArzrAs y AZ tl L r?2s' £s jAJ s €l £s . 0 C6AS yxn u - 2 -u y RALPH SAM BLACK Prlend Ralph, thou hast outrun the constable at last LA VO HU ADKINS Love is better than ever jooir Salmons Sweets for the sweet MARION PRIESTLEY President If you have to fly low always use eight cylin- ders EDDIE WOODALL Vice President Slow but sure MURIEL SPONAUGLE Sec. Treas. Lover's flours are long though seeming short MARIETTA LOVEJOY All that glitters Is not gold BETTY JO ADKINS Diamonds, cut diamonds BOBBY MILLER Step aside children, I'm pulling a Hank Snow, I’m moving on MARY SALMONS Whew! I made it! B. G. BOSTER Often the head is empty in those whom nature has built many stories high DENNIS BROWNING Live fast, die young, and have a nice looking corpse r CONNIE ROBERTS Far I'd climb but I fear I d fall SUE COURTS A laugh is worth a hun- dred groans in any mar- ket DONALD RILEY If silence is golden, I'll never be rich HELEN SCITES Historian If music is the food of love, play on JOE LINVILLE A knock-down argument is but a word and a blow. PHYLLIS ELLIOTT Get ready cruel world. I'm coming after you MARY JANE MASON Parting is such sweet sor- row BETTY MADDEN Half our knowledge must be snatched, not taken DICK HAGER There's small choice in rotten apples All great men are dead and I don't feel so well myself BRADLEY ADKINS VIRGINIA PLUM LEY A sk me no questions and I'll tell you no fibs DOUGLAS ADKINS Bashfulness is an orna- ment to youth CLEON RICHARDSON I shall return! DELPHIA LAWSON Some are born great PHIL BURNS Where ignorance is bliss, tis silly to be wise LAWERENCE LINVILLE A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse! GENEVA YOHO Beter late than never If you like it, kiss it and learn to love it JO ANN PAULEY GLENNA CUMMINGS Old friends are best EDWIN THOMPSON Yours 'til the under- taker undertakes to take you under! DIMPLE JOHNSTON A friend loveth at all times DENNIS CUMMINGS Let's talk of graves, worms, and epitaphs BETTY JO BIAS Habit if not resisted soon becomes necessity LEONARD LUCAS Smile and the world smiles with you ELFREDA MEADE Five foot two, eyes of blue CLIFFORD McCOMAS Speech is silver, silence is golden NINA RUTH REYNOLDS If at first you don't suc- ceed, try, try, again. ROSE MARY ROSS Soft words, with nothing in them, make a song EARL JOE SPONAUGLE I'm an all right guy, but my feet don't match PATSY CHANEY Never let your studies interfere with your soc- ial life IMOGENE STOWERS Set your mark high and aim to over-shoot FRANK CRAFT Sweet is revenge - es- pecially to women DONALD DILLON Some teachers may think I'm afraid of work, but I can go to sleep right beside it PAULINE BLANKENSHIP The course of love never did run smooth T. J. BOSTER A merry heart goes all the day LA VADA LAWSON Learn to live, then live to learn BOB HONAKER Get what you can, while you can LOIS PACK I plan to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business CARROL ADKINS Everyone is as God made him, and sometimes a great deal worse DOROTHY JEAN ELKINS Life is a vast highway; I have now reached the intersection VIOLET THOMPSON When in doubt, don't. WYNONA TRIPLETT Dear Friends, fare thee well! DORTHY ELLEN ELKINS Absence makes the heart grow fonder HELEN SETTLES Where none admire 'tis useless to excell! BILLY BURNS Handsome is as hand some does Senior Claso JPiU We, the Senior Class, of the city of Hamlin, county of Lincoln, and state of West Virginia, being of sound minds and memories, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. I, Rose Mary Ross, being of a sound mind and a loud and noisy disposition do hereby will and bequeath to Corena Ross, my bookkeeping book providing she uses it more than I did. I, Betty Bias, Patsy Chaney, and Betty Madden, being of very sound minds and quiet, very, very, lady like dispositions do hereby will and bequeath, our nickname The Rough, Rooting Tooting Shooting Trio to any three suckers of Hamlin High School, providing they stick together as long as we have without saying a good word to each other. I, Paul Dailey, having a mind that God passed by and a run down body do hereby will and bequeath to Billy Plumley, one-half of my brains, because if he takes Typing II he will need them. I, Pauline Blankenship, having a one track mind, a personality no one else would have so God gave it to me, and no brains whatsoever do hereby will and bequeath to Janet Adkins, anything she wants in exchange for her big brother, Cecil Clyde Adkins. I, Muriel Sponaugle, having a well developed body and not so well developed brain do hereby will and bequeath to Phyllis Sponaugle, my ability to have as many girlfriends as boyfriends while a senior. I, Bradley Adkins, being short of body and short of mind, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to make A's in school and my luck to be in the National Honor Society to Benny Smith because of his need for it. I, Phyllis Elliott, having a slightly used brain and a body that developed one way more than it did the other, do hereby make this my last will and testament, to Penola Scites, I will my ability to go through school without doing anything and when I do something it's always wrong. I, Jo Ann Pauley, being of stubborn mind and a body which developed a little too much, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with boys and men to nobody because I need that myself. I, Helen Scites, having a poorly constructed body and one spark plug mind, do hereby make this my last will and testament. To my little sister (she's bigger than I am) Jane Scites, I will my ability to get out of class all through school, never study at home and have as much fun. I, Lavonia Jean Adkins, having an unsound mind and stubborn disposition do hereby will and bequeath to Jerry Ann Adkins, my ability to quarrel with Mr. Clark, and get by with it. I, Clifford McComas, having a sound mind and no disposition whatsoever do hereby will and bequeath to Thelma Browning, my Chemistry book providing she can get more out of it than I did. I, Delphia Lawson, being of a strong mind and unusually quiet disposition do hereby will and bequeath to Keith Roberts, my seat on the school bus beside Anna Cummings. I, Donald Riley, being of a corrupt mind and goofy disposition do hereby will and bequeath to the teachers of Hamlin High School my brogue, cleverness, Irish accents, and my football position to Jackie Chaney. I, Mary Salmons, having a feeble mind and backward disposition do hereby will and bequeath to Joyce McComas, Ralph Sam Black providing she can keep him better than I did. I, Phil Old Timer Burns, having a strong mind and no body whatsoever do hereby will and bequeath to Fred Curry, my position as head manager of the football team. I, Lawrence Linville, being of dead brain and a horsy disposition do hereby will and bequeath to Bill Chaney, my ability to take Journalism and not have to work, and also make passing grades in it. I, Karl, Richard, Dickie, Sandy, Persimmon, Pucker, Ashland Twist, Hager, having a weak mind and weak body do hereby will and bequeath to Gene Adkins, my ability not to work in Speech Class and make passing grades. I, Uncle Joe Linville, watersoaked mind and disposition no one else would have do hereby will and be- queath to Jerry Hot Rod Roberts my ability to drive at a reasonable speed and to get there safe, (not over 20 miles per hour) I, Wynona Triplett, being of sound mind and not much body do hereby will and bequeath to Deloris Thompson, my ability to skip school and get caught and also make F’s and A's. F's in everything and A’s in nothing. I, Marietta Neal Lovejoy, being of sound mind and wrecked disposition do hereby will and bequeath to Helen Powell, my ability to hurry and be a Senior , so she can marry before she completes school like I did. I, Dennis Chalkeye Browning, being of sound body and a mind which is not yet fully developed do hereby will and bequeath my position as Center and Captain on the football team to Lawrence Wesley Buck- shot” Curry, but he has to make the honor roll as I did in order to keep his position. I, Carroll Adkins, having a used up brain and weak personality do hereby will and bequeath to Dennis Dotson, my ability to finish school without studying. I, Nina Ruth Reynolds, being of a sound mind and flirty disposition do hereby will and bequeath to Jewell Reynolds, my 2if pencil providing she doesn't use the eraser up. I, Betty Jo Adkins, being greatly in need of a brain and a flirty disposition do hereby will and bequeath to Lawrence Buckshot Curry my long Black hair and brown eyes. I, Imogene Stowers, having a studious mind, run-down body, and friendly personality, do hereby willto Nelma Ruth Stowers, my place in the office. I, Jocie Salmons, being of brightbrainsandgiggly disposition do hereby will and bequeath to Faye Salmons, my ability to have as much fun as I did and to get along with teachers as well as I did my years spent in school. I, Dorothy Jean Elkins, being of poorly fed body and sweet disposition do hereby will and bequeath to Jean Dietz, my bookkeeping book providing she makes better use of it than I did. I. Bob Honaker, having a two track mind (liquor and women) and flirty disposition do hereby will and bequeath to nobody nothing because I need all I have. I, B. G. Boster II, being strong of mind, weak of body do hereby will and bequeath to Frankie Hutton, my nickname Bigfoot because of his desperate need for it. I, Leonard Lucas, being of sterling character and personality which is a little weak do hereby will and be- queath to Ralph Lucas, my ability to not agree on a thing with anyone. I, Lucille Stewart, being of sound mind and stubborn disposition do hereby will and bequeath to Anna Cummings, my chemistry book, providing she makes better grades than I did. I, Edward Lee Reynolds, being of unsound mind and noisy disposition do hereby will and bequeath my Senior picture to Mr. Lovejoy providing he can get me in front of the camera. I, Thomas Boster and I, Billy Burns do hereby will and bequeath to Forest Monk, our ability to get along with Mr. Hutton in Vo-Ag. I, Dennis Cummings, having a mind of a genius and pleasing disposition do hereby will and bequeath to Nina Stowers, my unforgetful brains and ability to work. I, Dennis Frankie Craft, do hereby will and bequeath, my girlfriend, Marie Thompson, to Johnny Craft, providing she will go with him. I, Violet Thompson, being of an unsound mind and quiet disposition do hereby will and bequeath to Shirley Hoover and Anna Duty, my ability to have as much fun in Hamlin High School as I have in the years gone by. I, Lois Pack, being of a withered mind and a devil-may-care disposition do hereby will and bequeath to Bennie Pack, to have as many girlfriends as I have had boyfriends while a senior. 1, James Miller, being of an uninformed mind and no disposition whatsoever do hereby will and bequeath to Joe Miller, my ability to never make above a C and still pass providing he passes it on to someone else. I, Bobby Henson Miller, having the poolology mind that God gave me and quiet disposition do hereby will and bequeath to Charles, better known as Cornbread . Mays, my ability to skip school and play pool and never get caught. I, Donald Dillon, being of a sound mind and crazy disposition do hereby will and bequeath to Bill Chaney my ability of keeping up my poolology lessons and to leam to be a pool shark. I, Cleon Richardson, being of a weak mind and a corny disposition do hereby will and bequeath to Gene Adkins my football socks providing he doesn't wash them oftener than I did. 1, Mary Jane Mason, being of no mind whatsoever and a flirty disposition, (so many friends tell me,) do hereby will and bequeath to Charles Mason my ability to get out of at least one class a day (skipping or otherwise) without getting caught, alsol wish to will to Helen Harmon my ability to ride in a green Chevrolet any time I wish. I, Lavada Lawson, being of a sound mind and a crazy disposition do hereby will and bequeath to Wanda Browning, all my proposing boyfriends providing she has as many as I did. I, Geneva Yoho, being of a very sound mind and a sober disposition do hereby will and bequeath to Mrs. Miller and Mr. Clark the enormous amount of speed in Typing which I have acquired in two years, under the legal faithful advisors, but this has to be divided equally between them. I, Sue Courts, have an unsound mind and a slap-happy disposition do hereby will and bequeath to Betty Courts, my ability not to talk about teachers and to get along with all students providing she improves. I, Dorothy Ellen Elkins, having no mind what-so-ever and a disabled disposition do hereby will and be- queath to Evelyn Elkins, my ability to make A's in Study Hall. I, Helen Settle, being of a changeable mind and a corny disposition do hereby will and bequeath to Brenda Settles my ability to get married before she graduates. I, Virginia Jenny Boo Plumley, having a mind that no one can equal and a catty disposition, do hereby will and bequeath my muscles to Judy Bums and Carolyn Meade to be evenly distributed between the two. And to my sister, Lill, my ability of setting off a firecracker in American History Class. In witness whereof, we, the Senior Class, the testator, have set our hand and seal hereto this FIFTH day of MAY in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-three. WITNESS . 'I r, 'll Jh QtPLULUj ___ qHjlWtv o ciAslaJ__ Signed, sealed, published, and declared as, and for our last will and testament by the Senior Class, the above-named testator, the presence of us who, at our request and in the presence of our sponsors and of each other, have subscribed our names hereto as witnesses on the day and year last aforesaid. President Bobby Swann Vice President Peggy Adkins Secretary Bill Chaney Billy Holton Thelma Browning Charles Mays Arson White Opal Stewart Lois Stewart Nina Stowers Ava Lou Bellomy Norma Stowers Sue Plum ley Helen Harmon Hilda Bragg Fred Curry Ronald Deitz Alma Salmons Delano Adkins David Hutton Deloris Thompson Naomi Barrett Ann Cummings Charles Yeager Helen Dailey OUR FIRST TOWN MEETING Q WE WERE SAILING ALONG ... IN THE GOOD OLE' SUMMER TIME PEG IN MY HEART Sophomores Walter White V. Pres. Frankie Hutton Sec. Treas. Keith Roberts Nelma Yeager Ralph Lucas Lucille Bragg Gene Adkins Betty Swanson Kenneth Pridemore Sally Hoosier Johnny Lucas Beatrice Cummings Kessler Bragg Jaunita Holiey Lawrence Curry Anna Duty Lonnie Adkins Syvilla Vickers Jimmy Keaton Phyllis Sponaugle Glen Watson Dortha Miller Donald Burton Helen White Kenneth Hinkle Glenna Lynch Forest Monk Chad Hauldrcn Annette Woodall Jackie Chaney Ruby Lee Bias Billy Childers Phyllis Miller Joseph Bias Floy Mae Plumley Melvin Salmons Shirley Hoover Leon Browning June Nida Danford Plumley Marlene Hazlette Darrell Yeager Syble Jo Pridemore Edward Johnston Janice Davis Jimmy McCallister Evelyn Elkins Cline Lambert Fay Aldrige Dennis Dotson Janice Roberts Dallas Love joy Nello Mae Lucas George Adkins Laura Lucas Benny Smith Helen Powell Ellen Holley Pansy Hall Barbara Adkins Davetta Cummings Billy Plumley YOU’RE SLIPPING, JAN JANE AND BURR OUR SONG BIRDS HAPPY BIRTHDAY AT THE FOOTBALL BANQUET ANNIE TAKES THE STAND ’ MR. LOVEJOY TAKES TO THE AIR Jerry Mitchell President Jane Scites V. Pres. Jo Ann Cartwright Sec. and Treas. Joyce McComas Freddie Lawson Marie Reynolds Robert Lockwood Bernice Thompson Lossie Wheeler Patty Harless Clifford Stowers Barbara Phillips Delbert Toppings Wanda Browning James Riley Iona Lawson Arthur Adkins Roberta Vickers Billy Yeager Elinor Miller Wesley Tabor Mary Madden Arno Salmons Peggy Brumfield Charles Pauley Mama Hazelette Jackie Roberts Faye Salmons Bobby Harmon Alta Salmons Teddy Weaver Ravella Christian Roy Holley Naomi Cummings Chilton Sloane Richard VVysong Corena Ross Eddie Lawson Marlene Clay Sherrill Salmons Ruth Sowards Roy Click Jewell Reynolds Jimmy Sargent Janet Edwards Norman McComas Faye Thompson Tommy Lawson Beatrice Adkins Brady Whitman Mari lee Salmons Terry Roberts Patty Walden Billy Burton Irene Guess Kenith Tabor Avonelle White Damon Hoosier Nelma Stowers Sherman Adkins Lula Lucas Larry Hill Marlene Wheeler Richard Fraizier Joan Crede Hill Norman Lawson Betty Stratton Paul Lovejoy Elaine Kingery Vermal Bias Dana Adkins Pansy Stone Henry Honaker Betty Browning Patty Johnson Franklin Johnston Frances Lybrook Joe Miller George Lovejoy Gaye Thompson Jerry McComas Katheryn Miles Thelma Wheeler Guy Mannon Betty Boster James Bell t I Arthur Chaney Pres. J. B. Lawson V. Pres. Helena J. Chaney Sec. Joyce Roberts Treas. Louise Burns v 0 J!L . ! I Charles Mason Susan Walls Charles Holton Jewell Taylor Paul Miller Diann Nutt Herbert Atkinson Penola Scites Billy Browning Sonia Topping Bobby Adkins Jo Ann Thomas Jerry James Frances Whitehair Charles Pack Jean Smith Glen Pridemore Judy Burns Melvin Graham Mary Hutton Donnie Lucas Betty Courts Harry Hager Evadean Gallimore Jerry Jeffery Virginia Thomas JacKie Smith Dor thy Sowards Johnny Powell Linda Monk Roland Atkinson Vada Chaney Esmond Adkins Shirley Miller Ronald Stowers Janice Ball Bobby Ginn Kay Smith Tommy Johnson Jane Miller Bobby Stickler Jean Linville Terry Bias Marilyn Woodall Gary Lovejoy Barbara Madden Billy Hall Dorothy Reynolds Nello Thompson Betty Browning Tommy May Mary Rose Chaney Kermin Powell Sabra Swanson Billy Stewart Reva Stratton Glenna Monk Brenda Locke Melba Roberts Inez Lawson Sonja Wilhelm Harold Mitchell Linda Walden Richard Hall Marquita Adkins Teddy Pullen Glenda Hall Lafe Ross Betty Thompson Jessie Black Loretta Lovejoy George Lawerence Kathern Yeager Sharrell Richardson Wanda Brumfield Benny Pack Pearl Sowards Joe Lawson Betty Campbell Jimmy Jeffers Brenda Settles Nancy Barrett Doyle Smithson Dixie Weaver Odell Bragg Ronald Sowards Frances Lovejoy Lowell Mullens Jackie Plum ley Judy Zabel Donald Chaney Phyllis Adkins Charles Hazelett Calvin Ashworth Rose Adkins Larry Pullen Judy Smith Carolyn Meade LUNCHEON MUNCHIN TENNIS, ANYONE? 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