Huntington East High School - East Hi Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1950 volume:

1950 Z , 52713 WW HLNTINGTQN EAST HIGH SCHQCDL HUNTINGTQN WEST VIPGINW HA. 7 X , f L V ' A A A - yff A fflflff I . X V X 1 -1 I 4 --L. . .11 N - T 4 3 QQ! L4 !-, A . 1 s M ff A' - ,-f':nf,, ,, f .f N... f-,J sf - A r I 43. ll 1 ' x .I Nj., ,, P x . 1 - . gf'. 2 ,,Q' V s ' Y- xa . 'xg I . 5. kwa. mi ,, ,pi ,fu t Al. -Z' -gt ta. ', I Q 6 ,Q V A ' . .. 5 T.. .Q -Ik , - , -' x , , .1 'gg' , ,--W-ff 'g Q Q 'X 'K w . Q J-4 ' LS. D ' -, .. ' W . ' is i .AR N .R N ' .W - ' 1 - f Wim. ,ar -X, , n H lx , ' 'I .4 A '-5. : I , A wa X NM, . ll 1 U K. s ,rj 'Lib - A - ' - - -Xi 4 , A - P ,- I. - U A 1 sk ,Q ,,,,, ui. sl, Z ' b 4.,-D. - I K' 4, 1 . ah 1- X f ' fqii--'fm' ' :bff -A f ' Lu, Q X f fx f 1 X46 ' fs ' N Q 2 All X . ' ' N, If . . K gn. f 'xxx ' it -K , R - - 5 3 NX 'f '1' -'I 1 ' : 4 . ' N-.NQXQ A fax... it I I I ' 'MA N.. Q k . I' .f- ' 6 ' 9' Q gl, K4 , Ll 5 va X- XXKV gm qi, KM Y W .sl 5---A f XA . ' - .4 ' 'iffax I Q' Q 5 ' V ' ss- ns 'X A 1 . .'w..N ' .. .- , K xx . X, . ,., Q. ,M 'U-Q ,Q MY' ' ly-,, V! , v ' ,223 ' . , , . .Q .I gl ' NS 1 X'7i' I D I . I' J. ' 1 ,V . 'J ,- Av-Q --,- ': zff-v . ff. CTIVE YEARS IN TEN YEARS AT HUNTINGTON EAST MANY TRADITIONS HAVE BEEN GROW- ING INTO PROMINENCE. THE FINE HIGH- LANDER SPIRIT REACHES FROM OFFICES TO CLASS ROOMS TO PLAYING FIELDS. IN THIS BOOK THE SENIOR CLASS PROUDLY PRESENTS THE YEAR 1950 WITH A GRATEFLJL BACKWARD LOOK FOR AULD LANG SYNE. .Eff mfff gaybfaude Page Four I. L P yrics, Melodies, ond isteners Recognition ot much of the worId's fine music is fostered here in the Appreciation closs-ottered to music mojors ond other students who desire to become better oc- quointed with the worId's best music. en, Brush! ond Polette Another of the tune orts is given express sion ot Eost in the octive Art Department Here o group ot students work on individuol projects, ' Ziff' As a project members of the class actually complete a window dnsplay whsle the rest of the class awalt a turn Earn Whrle You Learn Every sales person needs a first hand knowledge ot the cash regnster Thus skull along wuth other necessary sa'es practuces ns developed ln Dustrubutnve Education taught at East by Mrs Betty Qmath The ground vxork IS land at school and the actssal expern ence ns galned an the down town stores The Dustrubutnve Educotlon stu dents show how wrndows are decorated usrng llve models lv Mata El Toro Yale Y lolel 7 vive El Tore- adorl i Mata EI Toro? ll-lurrahl Hurrah' Long Live the Bull- tighterl Kill the Bulll This is the cry at the 4th period EL ESPANOLH Class. These 3rd year students very willingly left their books to pose for this unique picture of their interpretation at a Mex- ican bull tight. 177 x.f,f6-6l1vv70 Adeste Fideles Arma Virumque Cano or even Sic tran- sit gloria mundi may be in the text books studied in this tar from dead language course. I know this picture tells a story of Christmas PLIQI' Six' carols sung enthusiastically around the piano by the students in Room 218. A special mile- stone along the ten vears was the presenta- tion in 1949 at a piano to Miss Mildred John- son just tor this purpose by her interested students, Take a Letter Need a typist? Court re- porter? Frances Carico is your choice. Good examples of top- notch secretarial practice are Ernestine Dean and Barbara Tonkin, This department afe fords training in the use of aff fice machines. Future em- ployers take note of executive secretary material. Copy Chasers Here you see the members of the infor- mally conducted Journalism class-the human dynamas who rush around to gather news and turn in copy before the deadline for the Bagpipes, our bi-monthly school paper, May l go dawn to the print shop7'l ls my story typed? Mrs, Osbornlu Mrs. Pauline W, Osborn, our faculty ode visor, answers these questions and offers many helpful ideas. Pizgl' Sm cn Zn plus ZHCI equals l3oom99 In the laboratory the patlent fngurung of George Thompson and John Downy reveals the careful nnstructnon of Mr Jones Nancy Ballengee and Juanita Pennington busily assust In preparsng hydrogen Whats lhere Brlly9 Mass Molter pardon us Mrs Morohovnch shows sophomore Bully Nelson how to us o microscope quite an essentua' an the study of scuence The Blology department at East plays an lmportant part among the sophomores who study thus fneld of sclence dolly ln Rooms 122 l24 l25 , - . I . I I ' Q e . . . I . ' 1 Scissors, Pinse Band Aid, Please The clothing department in Room 229 is under the direction of Miss Glick. For the first time we offered the third year of cloth- ing with the accent on accessories, such as hat making, handbags, and gloves. The first year students follow o routine for the first four problems. There are about lOO girls taking clothing. We have discus- sions on the proper care of clothing, selecting of material for the different personalities and our aim is to viork for perfection. QUIETY STUDENTS WORKITNIG The library is another example of a busy The busiest room to be found in Hunting- room. Here, under the supervision of Mrs. ton East High School at any time is the Cafe- Underwood, students buzz around looking for teria, or as it is better known, the study hall. a book, thumbing through a dictionary, or even Here the students concentrate on their library studying the Readers Guide. books, geometry, and chemistry. Pagi' .Yiui Th Wat To A Man s Hear Um What s cook:na9 That s the gen eral auestuon of Mass Cochran stood classes Sh us In Room Z2l and teach s dletetncs 'ang wth the care ot home and tarnuly f' J XFN' 5 The Home Economncs Department at Huntnngton East has a lovely apartment consnstsng ot 'nvung room bedroom kutchen and bath Thus year the foods class sold enough Candy to have th tu nnture upholstered and buy new drapes tor the Iuvlng room whuch added new Interest to o r luttle nd al hom lm photographer catches them reluctant to Reg ln Gnd Rl llm leave the r readnng Who know what wruters The sophomores nn thus classroom are of good storues and poems are plctured here? Interrupted an theur study ot basic com East l-hgh encourages creatuve wrstnng munu otuon under Mass Patrucua Hart Our among nts Englssh students P1 1:1 Prefix s xnsueybuu f Fun tor alll The Huntingf 3 ton East High Girls' Physical 7 Education Classes are under the direction ot Miss Hazel Sumter. The various sports include calisthenics, volleyball, basketball, softball, and relay games, with emphasis on good conduct and sportsmanship. heh' America . . .Seen ,- Most students enjoy the news of the world. ln social science classes the use ot maps and newspapers acld to the interest of all. When the historical facts are studied, mat- ters ot everyday interest are taken up with lively response on the part of the students. Debates are organized and many reports, both oral and written, are given, based on these discussions. Y Tumbling- Though a little unbalanced you get the general idea, don't you? lt's one ot the gym classes forming a human pyra- mid. Highlander boys learn the fundamentals of good sports- manship while engaging in tast moving activities. Boy athletics are under the supervision of head coach For' rest Spike Underwood, Mr. Aldo Paletti, and Nlr, Claude Starkey. The athletic director is Mr. Bill Sayre. .3 ..- 1 Pagt' Iflvz i I1 HIGHLANDER QHIEFTAIN QR .Q P1 lu I1 The norne O. E. Hodge is synonymous with Huntington Eost Hugh School No one nn the school world knows has school ond cornmunuty os does Mr Hodge Never too busv to meet porents students fo ulty rn mb r on their own prob Iems he funds tum to keep o steody hond on oll the work lngs of th school Mony hove spoken of the sp rut of the Hnghlonders Here ns the source of thot gollont spurut the heod of Huntungton Eost Reddy to corry out the busnness of the office ore hrs secretornes Mrs Ello Dollock ond Mrs Mortho Veotch All Hvghlonders con oftest to their friendliness ond he p JF 'Treasurer Handlnng the money for the Ea t Hugh accounts us the mann job ot Mr Q Edgar Rusmuselle He takes orders for senuor class rlngs That s not all How many announ ements9 Work book Englust' Scuence Law Bookkeeplng You can see how bu y h as but don t forget hls regular hours In the Iubrary are furst and second perlods ' n Board Meetnng regularly on the turst Tuesday In each month the gentlemen who make up the Cabell County Board of Education are well known to educators Headed by Mr Toney, members of the board ore Mr B G Beaman, H E Danford, Harry Dodson, and H B Thornburg Sf Dean In thls trad school ottuce Mass Dlddle keeps very busy taking dictation from Mr Fox changlng schedules recordnng grades and many other xmportant thlngs M Fox must keeb careful watch over the boys health as well as see that the boys are changed from one shop to another Page Tbzrlcen l l o ' l l e f l s ' . - 4 - 1 - I l r. V ' - . , ! 1 K K Q c . A - . . . 1. . , . . . T . ' 4 ' s e , , f 'nr 9 ,. YIIIIFIUIF? . D , . . e I I . . r. T I I Tal le Hat Mss Pat ca Sortct Mrs Marga ct Atk ns Mrs Do othy Peppc s Elnora Joh son Mss Her Stand nn Skeen Mrs Ma Henley Mss Lou se Peters Mr Bess Osborn Mrs Paulne MEET Engllsn -I H E Mrs Dorothy W Atklns heads the department of Eng s at East l-l gh One ot the largest departments These F Ui- I Y teachers work rn rooms grouped a ound the lrbrary where much ot the work rs done I 1 Page Ioznieux rt r r r'llcL,c Mathematics In the treld ot math ematrcs many students work under the dlrec tuon ot thus group No drttrculty tor them to continue the search tor X l-love they ever tound that? Courses offered here Include Busrness Mothematrcs Al g e b r a Geometrx l 'rd o n d Plan Trugonome ry The ed ucotors of todclx hrqhlx recommend o thorough groundrng an math SacialStudies East High School's all male departmental group, These wif, Bai, swans, wwe gentlemen acquaint the Highlanders with the latest knowl- Dunfee, william Bill edge of world affairs. One year offers the world pictureg Sayre, Charles Nepper, another a picture of the American sceneg another the best Claude Starkey. way to get along in your community. I 1,7 1, 1 K -...,r ': I ,ff Cmnmeme Tomorrow's secre- taries, stenograph- ers, and bookkeep- ers are being trained .,,v today by this capa- ble department. fi Miss Josepha Dober, Mrs. Pauline Moss, Mr. Mel- ville Gill, Mrs. Jeanette Hash, Miss Ethel Dulaney, Mr. Samuel Simonette. Page Fifteen K' ' 1 ' ll AL, F ..-143mIl- A--ii! 3'F.'F'.' 1 IL U U n' uv. In -f k juan-. :F ff' I Music and Art Durector of musuc Mrs Lynette Curtus and IN structor of art Mrs Audra Keller these two gunde the students In their pursuit of tune arts at East Z1 Pu 5 XI VI Language Madame Sortet Senornta Hodge and Domino Johnson are conversant with the French Spanrsh and Latin languages They make the lanquage courses allve wnth specual actrvltues programs parties etc Do you speak Spannsh French and Latln on pncnncs Highlanders? Home Economics Home maknng cooknnj and sew :ng are the accomplrshments gulded by these two teachers Mass lmo Gluck and Miss Kathleen Cochran A rr ca U K n C Chron , C , . 7 ' Q 1 1 l jf .. who r . I , I v . l I, , f . . . . . . . ,, I I l ' . . . . . ,, 1 I 1 ' If' l X, ' I ' I A A I . - ' , u ' I ' ' . , . , . . . , I l K . Q , y. D Q X ' -0 Q '31 ,ef 1 w f ' . , ,.. 1 !i' A zo ? . ' x Lv? ' ' 3 .' s L. Um Csrtls 'Urs Asif: Kult' Let c rngnt Mrs: ln-3 'll ' V ss :Y een , ,L .' .L l Bnology Rusmnselle S Ohlson H C Lee V Morohovuch M These teachers brmg to the sophomores the study of the cuenc of everydoy Invmg Chemlsfry Chemistry ond Physncs ore outlmed dolly by Mr Cornetet ond Mr Jones The Household Chemustry ns fought by Mr Lee who us pnctured wnth the Biology group Paar Sm entecn 'J 441 x,,,, A ' I V .I , I, S I 9 l I I I . J ,f 'J' :1 J' - L. ,- V 4 r . 1 1 2 fy X ff i f h AL x- 5 1 yy st? SENIOR STEERING CDMMITTEE Second row Wheeler B C lp J Hunter E Car Woods B Son G u ge Hollowa Thompson G Fnrst row MoserJ Brown D Tomes L Fry Meadows B Johnson J Richards R Richards D gon E en ue Ne L Congo Prince H Maynard R Seated Officers Adkins L President Bland Secretary Young J Vnce Presudent Sowards Treasurer 411.15 -'Milf CLASSES ze Y 1 1 -I U 1 -I , -I ' ' ' , -I Fd , L-I Y, JJ , -I ' 1 , .g , .g , .5 ', .g , rg ' , .g ' , .j D , .5 AH , KJ BI , Nj O, .5 ' , x .51 4 - 1 I , 'V g v -- f f -' f f , . 'L h vmvv . A , 'H':'1 v 15749 . .2'L: QTL. I-6' R Jlflfuk t wlxx 4' L' A n I' :Jr 14 gnztk 1 4 ' , 'C ' 1. J' i uf SENIQRS ? in 1-V f r SHT T SENIOR OFFICEFZD receurer Harm Sz'-:mia Vwzewgresxdcmt, .licw Young Seerercr. Hwzobeth Banc, :nc President, Lee Adkms, Puql Xml 1 CLAN HISTDRY In the face of l947 a new adventure un our lufe was opened up to us We entered our furst year of hugh school at H E H S We entered thus year un awe of everythung and everyon But we soon got unto the groove wuth Helen Prunce and Charley Bob Draper beung pucked the typucal Sophomores Then Jean Wuthers and Phyllus Romune were pucked for cheerleaders and Geraldune Sumpson and Eleanor Rusmuselle as alternates Then along came three new mauorettes from our class Sue Ann Wulluams Helen Prunce and Joann Young Our boys also showed great promuse un the fueld of sports Some of the most outstandung un football basketball and track were Coconut Copley Dan Davus Ronald and Donald Ruchards George Thompson Lee Adkuns and Harry Sowards to mentuon a few We agaun went to the basketball tournament at Morgantown but we were defeated un the funals Yes we were provung ourselves capable of fullung the shoes of the Junuors soon to be Senuors After a short vacatuon we lumped unto our Junuor year full of confudence Thus was a bang up year for us Thus year we had offucers and a steerung commuttee The offucers were Presudent Norman Blue Vuce Presudent Ruchard Evnon and Secretary and Treasurer Helen Prunce Our colors were red and gray and our flower was the red rose Norman Luttle Boy Blue and Helen Chapman were our Typucal Junuors for the year The French and Hu Y Clubs gave the furst Sock Hop un the school whuch turned out to be very successful We were steaduly gaunung recognutuon un sports wuth George Thompson steppung unto the furst team un football We won the State Baseball Champuonshup thus year Our class had two new mauorettes un ut They were Jaynue Mynes and Mary Lue Muller We really tepped forward and were seen when we gave the prom for the graduatung Senuors It was a very beautuful and colorful scene ln fact we were very proud of Twulught Tume We left H E H S for a short whule knowung that a bug year faced us when we returned wanted to know anythung about Huntungton East Hugh School you could have asked us we knew all the answers Yes the fall of l9-49 was a far cry from that of l947 But as we were Senuors we had to take actuon So we quuckly got our class organuzed wuth Lee Adkuns takung over as Presudent Joann Young Vuce Presudent Eluzabeth Bland Secretary and l-'arrv Sowards Treasurer Our colors were green and whute Our flower the yellow rose and our motto The ladder of success us before us let us clumb guven to us by Bobbue Lou Maynard After gazung at the queens of past years we at last pucked our own wuth Mereduth Gerlach as Muss Hughlander and Peggy Steele and Margaret Morehead as her attendants Some of the top dances of th year were the Sock Hop at Chrustmas by the Senuor Steerung Commuttee Vuctory Ball and the Prom A Twurp Week or Gurl Date Boy was started by the Double trouble Ruchards twuns Donald and Ronald Jack Egnor and Lee Adkuns and ended wuth a dance Thus was on of the mast huuaruous tumes of the year Thus was Huntungton East Hugh School s best football season un the hustory of the school wuth one loss ard nune wuns George Thompson landed a berth on the furst team of the West Vurgunua All Southern Charleston Dauly Maul and last but not least the All State Dan Davus made furst team of All Southern and second team of the Dauly Maul and All State whule Norman Blue made honorable mentuon on all three The Torch took un fufty two new members un a ceremony un the school audutoruum A but sad at leavung Huntungton East Hugh School and y t a but happy at startung another new adventure Yes our three vears as Hughlanders wull not very easuly be forgotten By KlTTY ALLEN Class Hustoruan Z I A eg A . . , U 4 V V I . I 4 . , ll I ll ' I 4 I A I I V I I I I I ' . V . . . . l I I I I . T I J I I ' ll ' II ' V' . C I Yes, we were now Seniors. The bigwheels around school. If you I - I , ll v I ' I I . ' . . . I 7 II v . ll D ll - 11 - l - - Av - II ' ' ll Il ' II I ll I Il ' ' T 1 1 1 . , ' . 9 ,, . I I ' - . I I I . . . . 2 . 4 I I - , , Pagt Tuunly ACKERMAN, ROBERT BOB Airplane Mech. ADAMS, BILL FAT Printingj Varsity Hg Soonesh Clubg Football ADKINS, MARTHA REBECCA BETTY Commerce ADKINS JACK JACIfPABBIT Printing Varsity H Span sb Club Sen or Steerung Commlttee Football ADKINS LEE DARNELL Languages Presndent of Senlor Class Spanush Club Varslty H Basketball ADKINS RAYMOND Wood Work ALLEN KATHLEEN KITTY Spannsh Sensor Steerung Commlttee Eos Sponlsh Club Lofln Club ALLEN KENNETH Aeronautlcs APPLEBY ROBERT LEE BOB Scnence Cr Math Latin Club French Club AA ARTHUR JOYCE JUDY Commerce ASHCRAFT PAUL JR Sclence Drlver Tralnlng Club Lotln Club BAGBY PEGGY SUE BAGGY Hxstory Drlver Tralnlng Club BAILEY DONALD SALTY Machune Shop BALL MERLIN LEE Mathematucs BANKS DENVER Scuence C1 Math Latun Club Fren h Club BARBOUR JIMMI E CARROTS Woodwork BARKER CARROLL JACK Auto Mech Bond Math Drlver Tralnlng Club Basketball BAUMGARDNER JEAN DUCHESS Social Studies Home Ec Club Y Teens BEALS PAUL EDWARD HEELS BEALS Patternrnaklng BIAS CHARLES LEE GRUMPY Drafting BIAS LEVI CLINTOIN SONNY Commerce BLACK CHARLES ROLAND TURK Auto Shop 5' I BLAND ELIZABETH ANN PETE Home Economncs Secretary Senlor Class Torch Drlver Trannlng Club Home Ec Club Paxr' Tu rnty om' ul ' , ' ' ' ' Q r Hi Staftg 4 I I I C: .f R I A A I ,, ,, fp., A 0 BARTRAM, MEREDITH LEE MERT A I ' ' ' I ' .. gl I, I jf. 1 , Q., 9.54 ' ,, ' I .17 Q 53 V , , gy Sigfli AW N Q A Al Lu.- . ,, ,, U ' '- is A up 451' Tu vu V3 -fu u BLAND, KENNETH COLE JR, KENNY Commerce' President Hi Y' Boseboll' Bosketboll Monoger Vorsity H BLUE NORMAN LEE MAN MOUNTAIN Science Secretory of Varsity H Football A Copoello Choir Senior Steering Commitee Annual Staff BORDERS JOHN Auto Mech BOSTER EDNA ROSE EDDIE Commerce Home Ec Club BOWLES HOWARD DEACON Printing BOYD MARY LOU MERT Home Ec Home Ec Club Senior Glee Club BOYD ROBERT BOB Auto Mech BRANHAM PATRICIA LOU PAT Commerce BRENNAN MARTIN JOHN JR GUS Commerce BROOKS EDGAR CLYDE SMILEY Art Driver Training Club BROWN DORIS SUE Longuoges Driver Training Club French Club Senior Steering Committee Lotin Club Torch A Coppello Choir BRYAN ROBERT KENDRICK BOB Woodwork BRYANT BEVERLY ANN BEV Home Economics Torch Junior Glee Club Horne Club BURNETTE BILL GIRTY Moth Science Spanish Club BURNS IRMA JEAN Moth Senior Glee Club Lotin Club Torch CARTER BETTY Commerce Y Teens Library Assistant BUTLER BOB Moth CALLICOAT JOAN Moth Torch Sponish Club Driver Training Club Senior Glee Club CAMPBELL CLYDE JR Sociol Studies Driver Training Club CARICO FRANCES REGINA FRANK Commerce Senior Steering Committee CARR DORCAS GAYLE CORKY History- Senior Glee Club' Bogp:peS Staff CARROLL, MIKE Mechonicol Drowing CARTE, CARMEN History' Senior Glee Clubg Driver Troining Club' Bagpipes Stoff Librory Assistont CARSON, GLENN LEROY LEE' Aeronouticsg Senior Steering Committee CARTWRIGHT, JAMES Social Science CHAPMAN, CAROLINE LA DONA CAROLINE Musicj A Cappella Choirg Driver Training Club CHAPMAN DELORES Home Economicsg Home Ec. Club CHAPMAN HELEN Commerce Senior Glee Club CHAPMAN LAUREL Sheet Metal CHAPMAN RICHARD LEE DICK Commerce Band CHILDERS ROY CHILLI Printing CLARK WAYNE COBB DONALD CORNY Drafting CONKRIGHT BEVERLY ANN Commerce COPLEY DONALD COCANUT Electric Football Varsity H President East Hi Staff COUGHENOUR BETTY Music President French Club CREMEANS DAVID DAVEY Printing CROUCH RICHARD TODDY Science Latin Club CULP JERRY LEE POSSUM Art Senior Steering Committee Bagpipe aff CUPP PHYLLIS MARIE Commerce Senior Play DAVIDSON RANDALL R Math Secretary Treasurer Torch Key Club Band DAVIS DANIEL ALLEN DAN Social Studies Spanish Club Varsity H Football Track East Hi Staff DAVIS JANET GADGET Home Economics Home Ec Club DAWKINS ARNOLD Language Driver Training Club DEAL JIMMY Science Band Hi Y Latin Club DEAN ERNESTINE ERNIE Commerce Driver Training Club Senior Steering Committee Radio Work Senior Play DEEDS RICHARD Drafting DON NELLY HOWARD History J 'I Ate-11 .ji I. 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I . . . . v -I 'C Q I 1 I I 1 1 , ig A I I ,, A I 6 . .. , -, ... ., ,,, ,, ,- 1 'I Il 1 HM um DOSS JERRY Art Art Club DRAPER CHARLES LEE DRUMS Vlu IC A Cappella Cholr Varsutv H Lueut Coyern r of tate Key Clubs Vuce Dres dent Key Club Foofboll Sensor Play DRENAN JOHN ALLEIS HERSHEL Printing DLJNFEE BILL Spanrsh Hustory Spon sh Club ull 6 Scroll Sports Edltor The Bagpp s East Hn Staff DUNLAP RANAON Scrence DUNN LEROY AEFIE Weldlng DUNN NINA LOU Commerce Y Teens EARWOOD WILMA JEAIN WINKY Commerce EDGE DAV'D Sclence Math Hu Y Drlver Tralnvng Club EGNOR JACK Hlstory Torch Mounto neer Boys State Presldent of Key Club Governor of Stote Key Clubs A Cappella Cholr Speech Club Sensor Ploy ELLIS MARY LOU LOU Language Lotm Club French Club Dnver Tra nxng Club ESHEM FRANK Science Math Sensor Glee Club Band H EYNON RICHARD Sc ence Moth Torch Bond Latm Club Boys State A Cappella Chonr FARRIS CAROLYN CAROL Home Ec Orchestra Secretary All State Orchestra FAULKNER CHARLES MIKE Auto Mechanlcs FISHER BETTY JO BLONDIE ommerce Home Ec Club Drlver Tralnlng Club FLESHER BETTY Commerce FLOWERS DIANE PETUNIA Muslc All State Orchestra So nrsh Club Torch Presrdenf Orchestra A Cappella Chorr FONDAW BET l'Y FORBLJSH JOYCE JOANN Commerce Llbrary Club FRYE PATRICIA PATT Commerce Sen r Sfeermg Commrttee FRAME BETTY JEAN C mrnerce FUDGE LARRY ELDGY Radlo Torch M untalneer Bax 5 Stote FUGATE CARVOLI. Sheet Metal GARTIN, JEAN PUG Comrnerceg A Cappel'a Chair GATES, CLARA LEE Spanishg Torchg Soanish Cubg A Cappella Choirg Office Assstant GERLACH, MEREDITH ANN MERT Cornmerceg Mlss Hfghlander, Ho'ne Ec. Club GILLIESPIE, BARBARA EOB Home Economicsg Home Ec, Club, Torch GILKERSON, MYRA JEAN Home Economics: Home Ec. Clubg Spanish Clubg Girls' Trio' East Hi Staff' A Cappella Cholr Senior Glee Club GOODIN PAUL RAY Math Cr La guag GOSNAY BILL Drafting GOSNAY DONAID CYCLON Printing GRAY CHARLES Art Art Club GREENE JIMMY Printing GREGORY KENNETH PETE Math Senior Glee Cub GWILLIAMS PAUL CURLY History Football Basketball Varsity H I-IAESSLER EDWARD Math HAGLEY BILLY MAX JMACKS Commerce Baseball HALL PATTY Commerce Torch HALBERT MARTHA and Music Latin Club Torch Accomoanist for Junior Glee Club Latin HANCOCK Bl LL Auto Shop HARLESS ALICE FAYE Art Torch Art Club Malre up Club HARRINCTON PETE Social Science Span sh Club Vice Pr sident Band Orchestra HARVEY BILL Science and Math Driver Training Club I-li Y Torch French Club HASSARD EDWARD Art Alt Club I-IEMPHILL JANICE Commerce Ho'ne Er Club HENSLEY RICHARD DICK Art Hi Y Driver Training Cub Bagan es tatt HENSLEY WARREN BO Language Spanish Club Senior Play gh 'ner him Page Twenty fzve i , rs es ' , , , 5 . .R M Q ff, 4 V to , , . I. 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Club HICKS, FAYE Home Economics HILL, LEONARD HDUTCI-IIE Science-Mathg Bandg Driver Training Club HOLLEY ERNEST KELVA Radio Shop HOLLEY NORMA LEE Commerce HOLLEY WILBERT WEBBY Drafting HOLLOWAY JIMMIE Science-Math' Key Club' French Clube Art Club' Latin Club' Torch' Senior Steering Committee HOLLEY JOSEPH LEE Commerce HOLMAN PATRICIA PAT Art Art Club Make Up Club I-IONAKER MARY ALICE Art Torch Art Club Make Up Club HOUSEHOLDER PHYLLIS RAE Home Economics Home Ec Club East Hi Staff Torch Latin Club HUNTER ELVA Commerce Torch Senior Steering Committee HUTCHISON CATHERINE Commerce JACKSON ROBERT EDWARD Electricity JOHNSON JIMMY UNUS Math Driver Training Club Senior Steering Committee Latin Club KACHELRIES PEGGY Commerce KEES ROBERT EDWARD BOB Woodwork KING NYE FITZ ci ce Key Club Boys State Latin Club Band Drum Mayor Concert Master LANE JOYCE Commerce LANGDON RONALD RONNIE Music A Cappella Choir LANGDON VIVIAN DIANA Home Economics LEMASTEITS PATSY PAT Art Art Club Treasurer Spanish Club 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P1 x 111 , D, Ra rw , P., PQ ', J, Port , J T Puckett, P., Robmson, J 3 F r r .Rogers B, Rcftff, C., ref, E Ra J Ra,D,RN-' C,Rhgies,D.PNY MISS HODCE 3 T trd row Sc rovath T hy lze more J So re Sovtne C au der Second row Mss Hodge Srnlth J Scar erry R cvvor s te z fnnre A Shelton J Ftrst row Smtth N Sexton J Snyder D Srnlth A Saunders Stem r cher Saunders P Slgler R MR GILL 308 Left to rught Thlrd row Wells K Turrer B Taylor L als J Taylor R Tay or W Stewart Sackler R Ward R Second row Mr Gull Thornas R Ward J Van Osdol D Sulllvan N wann G Wal ters W Thompson P Flrst row Waters A Taylor K Stroud Wallace R Wallace E Stephens Waters O MR MART N IIO L 't to r ht Thlrd row Wooten R Wyant T Yates J Waugh C Wllson R Vtfatson E Wells Second row Whutehalr R Wunters P Woodward I-I Wentz M Whnte B Wlllus R Wort B Wetherholt L Mr Martin Frstrow Young M WOrIqrnOnJ Weant D Wuley J Wltlorow N Weekley G JUNIOR STEERING COMMITTE: L f to g r Flrst row Jo kson T Adklns Soun ders P Wal ace R Faulkner G Wright J Second row Mays M Gll T Fug ey B Mll r D Johnson D Brarnmer M Thlrd row Martln D l'lot B Morgan D o ers J Wells Fourth row Srnlth J Johnson M Beaz e Curr an Ifvnfy W-A' .'f-r fflngo , ' 1 -T2 th : h I, .7 S, ,e C4 S V , .z - v , B.: ' , Az S f S, D.: Smith, R. - 1 I g ' , ,g - b , .Q SJ' d, J.g Set', J.g Su e. 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Combs JJ Crockett My Curtis J. worthy, E3 Crist CJ Chapman JJ Crawford R, Combs, J: Charles J., Culp, M, Fourth row: Chattin, My Coovert, F5 Cremeans, J. Cutright J. Absent when taken: Chinn R: Crabtree L: Crouch P: Cotton E. .Aug Q-I, 1 ,-'? . ,. -I al lo 2 K1 F 9 .1 .,. il N-EB Q13 Ru 1 '1 QV ' 2 , .1 ' . 1: ' , .: - 51 r,.: , f Ol, -: , -Q 1.5 1 V: ', l , .J 1 .: ' , -J ' . - . Ay , .5 ' ,L., Bill, .g ' , .5 ,G., I MISS JOHNSON-2l8 1 , .5 ' 1 A: , -2 - ' ter, .g , .g ',O. ' 1 , .1 U1 -: ' ,R-1 A , -J . .: 1 - I A . : , -1 . C4 ' 1 .1 , .5 Blf , -1 ,E-, . V: , . ' 1 , .5 , 4: 1 A: , ., B , .5 ' . .2 ', .J .L., .,. R. -JZ l . . .J , 4: 1 1: , .Q 2 1 1 1 1 gl 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . , 1 , , lil lfur ldv! Third row: Cobb R: Chapman J: Clark D: Clat- MRS KELLER 2 I 6 Flrst row Dllon Z Darling B Funner P 'n ron P Dean Z Faulkner E Emm M Dafrron N Second row Fastron H Doran B Duxon J Far rn M Edmonds M llns Dovns Thurd row Dutton A Dawkuns H Ferguson B Denney R Desklns E Dempsey J Mrs Keller Fourth row Eplron D Dunlap D Dyer A Danle Ixon E D wus B D an Day MISS DOBER 309 urst row Frazrer I Franklin W Fran In Frazuer S Gachenour J Fugate H Gnlkerson Gallamore M Second row Gruber G Gesner D Gruber W Fitzpatrick J Ferguson C Gnllott C Graham Mlss Dober Thnrd row Gwlnn D Foster D Gruz ell L Fzshe G Gray B Franklln D Goodun D Fudge W Fourth row Frazier A Gosnay C Graybeal D rbour B Flavln R Ferris D Glpln MRS MOSS 316 Fourth row Hennen R Hunter J Jenklns Howard K Harless D Hay T Hunter G Thard row Hughes K Jenlfuns V Holman Jarvus R Hazelett H Second row Mrs Moss Heck L Hatten J Hot D Hazelett H Healy J Hooser T Humphreys D Hurst J Hodge B Fnrst raw Harbour I Hammesfahr M Jefferson uff Har er D Ho on Hens ey sell P Hughes F Horshbarger G MR SIMONETTE 3 I 4 Third row Lafon D Lafon H Johnson D Kun can A night T o e Knrk C Johnson K e P Langdon E Jones C Keefer J Second row Mr Snmonette Lambert J Kachelrues Lancaster M K Ily K Krk T Layman Knxght R LaGrange B Johnson D Jordan Klsor T Furst row Kuncad K Johnson V Kurkpotruck M Jones F Leadmon C I-'nngsley C Johnson Kitchen L Keaton B Lelghty A LewIsJ ' 1 i , .g ' , ,g ' , Ig Da, - I -I I II I -I I If I- I - 1- 'I I .I I I: ' I .I s 's, .g , .g E ',J,g ',D. 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Past Imly MISS CLICK 229 Flrst row Morr son L Moore F Meadows Meabon M McDonue S Meadows D Moeser Murphy T Morrxs B Se ond ow Mss Glu I4 M Ile A McLeod Meadows A McGlnn s J Moms M Morris Moore R Thurd row McGu R McClure D Myers J Manor V Moss B Osborne D Moore R Morrlson F Mobayed R Meadows R MR CURRENT IO7 Fourth raw McCloskey T Martun J Third row Martun B McComas J Matthews L artln R McCoI1ns B Maynard E Lnvey Lucas D Second row Maxwell L Lnnton N McClure McClure R Mayo G Mayo G McClannJ McCol Inns G Maxwell G Flrst row Lockhart H Lunsford R Martin B Mason D Mays K Marlon O Marks S Maynard M Mr Current HERMA JOHNSON Zl 7 :rd row Nelson B ONenll J Newman Rankin W Nunley J Ohlson S Nncholas R Ray b rn D ONelI O Reed R Reece L Powers Nunley D Second row Porter P Nnchols M Patruck Powell S Prater N Pygman M Poe B Prlce Johnson H Fnrst row N el B Ray P Plybon U Rarney o :ng R ar er Por er P Ravl en Patterson B Oldaker R IPFNE IJNDERWOOD l3l Left to rlght Flrst row Smuth P Smith O Taylor C Tatum carherry R I s Scr rr J Rhodes Sad er J Second row Smuth B Roach J Thompson J Rlley E Sowords A Ruchards V Scarberry A Rob erts IN. Roach W Mrs Underwood :rd r w S tt ansln Sem r Sheets R Rggs A Srnallrudge W Rose W Short J Fourth row Rhoten D Seay J Sngler D Skaggs San ers Sho e F Roac Last but not least in our sophomore section comes the page headed by Connre McClure and John Seay Chosen typlcal sophomores un the annual poll these two have made many friends at H E H S MR WELTY ll2 ard row Spur'ok J Swann L Turner Wetherholt C Toyor R Sparks J Stephens C Se ond row Mr Weltv Sullenberger D Taylor G Spe d J Spur'ock A Thomas A Stewart G Snrder S Stark B Swanson C lrst row Terry R Sto nngs S Spurlock Sweney H Stevens E Stone N Steele M Sowards l Stewart C Snyder S MR STARKEY rourth row Thompson P Woodyard C Wilson R Wood W Thompson D Workman D Wheatly T Wa'ker A Thsrd row Mr Starkey Wel's D Woodrum P Welker L Wenss F Workman P Wykle M Wat on B Webb T Second row Tool y L Wooten G Thacker A Warren C WOOd S Workman R Tu ker R Wllkey A White C Wvrlck F Turley A urst row Wullett D Wunters P NAullna'ns Wentz C Wllcox D Whlte R Worley T Thomp son R Lornes T 5-5 ' 4Z1'fH ' f ,. Wi? - . J.. ff' bg lt 39. Y Q 4 Iorfx 11 HEREANDTHEREWITH IFE'-IIGHLANDEP QT S P A K XL XXXAEV N ' ull! V n I In I I verve, 'mf Y' l-llGl-' STEPPING Here are the enght lovely gals who keep up the splrlt of the football players and the student body during the football season Besides egular football games they partucupated In the Chamber of Commerce Chrnstmas balloon parade posed for the Huntungton Photographer Club marched ID celebratlon of Labor Day were on West Vurgunna s only televlsnon statnon were honorary usherettes for the Bntush born unuon at the Palace theater because there was a Scotch theme used and our unltorms tltted the purpose and celebrated Halloween at Govern ment Square by dotng varuous numbers wlth e band Along wath these various actlvntues ts the bnggest event at the year the West Vnr gunna State Band Festuval In May f l xi C7 Left to rught Front row Joretta Barnhart Sue Ann Wnllrams .lo Ann Young Jaynue Mynes baclf row Helen Prince Betty Dungess Mary Lue Muller Pat Stroud I luv Im It 4 20-has Mayorefles Band m mb rs and maloreftes Take trme To chat over our clrwawcc at nal fm durmg the East Centra gam Dram Mayor Nye Kmq sensor dum ma lor of l9J wah a memb r of the l949 All State Band and Orchestra He IS wud ly known around school as he ns always on ncrmd to lead the bowl af football games and pep assem blues I I rlx nr Y I-C l F 1 e , l MAJORETTES AND SAND AT CENTRAL GAME l Clockwnse fn1f1 vw l.: ' lrst row Chapman D Sm th G D vlr s w ms Curnmens J :mm o or C amlln annev 1 rar r nr rson s eh Ra 'n se e ce E or o or o ner l o e oo Start: e F Nm e Moss J Rayburn B Charles J ahpbell B Kung Second w Spurox J ore t ws Denney R Smltn ragg R hllnger 0 Q rt w J P- r h lnters P Turner E ewls 1 e oarth row Welch T NX n Peters Repo ng ao the football games and p p m et ngs was the well known East Hu Bond Under the dlrect on ot Mr H C Shadwell thrs band has partlcnpoted un a Chrlstmas and Halloween parade Reg onal Bond Cesttval at Logan State Band Fe tuxal IH Htntrngton and sent seferal members to tne All State Band and Clunxc New unntorms were ordered for 75 members :nc udnn two drum mayor hex are mllatar, style maroon trlmmed an vhlte and gold The band wlll take a trnp dursng me summer to a large city but at us undeclded as yet to whuch one P 4 I gli' -- , ' J , 1 - iv L ,ff 1 I F , .g S I , , o for, R, Edd , J, t , , F. , R., ' ' T yl , ., H , ,EW R t,, J., l, Q 1g', B, A ie ,P., Eh : , F., s 1 ll, B., 1- I Y Prl , ., Sh t, J., 'V y' ,C., N g , L., Hag-, H., H g, B., il y, ., l ' t, R., l - ' MC , 'I , ., , ., C . , , , N. ., ro 3 ' 1' , , Mo , R., Eos er J., Le: 1, B., , ., . ', R., ynon, R., Lemasters, W., Young, J., Bartlett, M, Noble, R., Anderson, D, Barker, C., B , ,g O , F., L xf, G The Q. ro . Devnev, , Quo is , D1elf.s',:1, E Horrlngton, P, Hu st, J , Mcaoon, D., W , ., , ., L , B., Wh te, J, Sh -its H. F ' , ., 4 D B, , H 9 V e e E S I ' ' ' ,- : ' Q , . ' Q. T , 1 U f' , ' ' X . . . . L, uqt' lvfrft-fiz ' Senior Merrrbers of The Band Thnrd raw Price E WhoteJ Welch T Stand e F Turner E Tayior C Davudson R Rusma s e R Second row Wmfers P Barker C Lewis B Furst row Young J Meabon D Sheets H Kang N Eynon R Eshem F Wagner L Rat E Tat Tot Tot et to rght Ramey J rmtw Fddms Davidson R Cremearms J Hamlm B Tabor C Emm R Pagr l'orl3 wx r Lf iz ,.gS'I,G.,.',J ' , .1 , .Q ', .: , , . I ' 1 ' , -2 ' , -5 , .: - lv, 4: , .: , V: A , .Q - ell, . 1 ' , .Q , sz ', .Q Harrington, P., Peters, H., Qualls, A., Smith, G. ' 1 , -I , .J r -5 ' , -5 , -2 , .1 , . H ' ' J 6 . ' u ' ' T-I J' 2 , Y B 'J Qrchestra Lett to right: Q. , J Hi i l iillllf .llir Ill i l A s First row: Ramey M., Rusmiselle, E., Blitten, M., Martin, B., Ferrell, F., Gilbert, P., Porter, J., Ferris, C., Holley, E., McAllister, J. Second row: Harrington, P., Harbour, B., Humphreys, C., Moore, R., Qualls, A., Meabon, D., Nobel, R., Bartlett, M., Price, E: Snyder, J., Ferriss, M., Dowdy, J,, Hoag, B., Roach, W., Housier, T., Grogg, R. Third row: Jones, F., Walters, W., Meadows, L., Flowers, D., Howard, K., Hurst, J., Saunders, D., Chapman, R, A busy organization at Huntington East was the orchestra. They had 34 members this year and 24 attended the All-State Orchestra at Wheeling, April 12, l3, l4 and l5. Those attending were: Mary Bliften, Carolyn Far- riss, Mary Lou Farriss, Frances Ferrell, Diane Flowers, Pat Gilbert, Ernest Holley, Francis Jones, Betty Martin, Lou Meadows, Janis McAllister, Joan Snyder, Don Sullenburger, Wilma Walters, Judy Porter, Bob Hoag, Pete Har- rington, Richard Chapman, and Richard Moore. The orchestra played for the State PTA Convention, SEA Convention, Kiwanis Club, Community Chest, and several small banquets. Oh, yes, we must not forget Commencement. An assembly in April was enjoyed by all. The orchestra is under the direction of Mr. Leland Arnold Pagl' Forty-ivz rn fi, is 2, Boys' Quartet This is the East Hi quartet. They ap- pear in assemblies, sing outside the school in programs, and on the radio program, Highlanders on the Air. Members of the quartet are: John Hurst, first tenor, Billy Sovine, second tenor, Dan Farris, baritone, and John Short, bass. This is an active group. Pagi' I-'orfg -vigbl ACapella Chair First row: Taggart, M., Young, J., Prince, H., Wells, B., Ray, J., Waite, C., Brown, D., Gates, C., Miller, D. Ballangee, N., Bartram, J. Second rowi Fugate, H., Winters, P., Chapman, C., Steele, P., Bliftin, M., Flowers, D., Ramsey, F., Smith, M., Ramey, M., Dotson, H. Third row: Wells, C., Egnor, J. Moore, H., Chil- ders, D,, Love, G., Sheets, H., Eynon, R., Blue, N, Fourth row: Love, D., Langdon, R., Wooten, R., Everett, R., Draper, C., Noble, R., Ward, J., Hurst, This group of boys and girls have worked hard all year to bring to the school some of the finest programs ever to be presented here. As yet this is the first a capella choir to be formed in Cabell County, of which the music department is very proudl A capella means without accompani- ment, The choir practices their music with the piano, but when a program is given they sing entirely without it. Also, from this group eight people were chosen to go to the All-State Chorus, which was held in Wheeling, West Virginia. The Cabell County Choral Festival was one of the highlights of the year. lt was held here at East and is going to be an an- nual affair. Mrs. Lynette Curtis is the capable and talented director, while their accompanist is Martha Ramey. Senior Glee Club Sound your pitch, Let's tune up on 3Ol. This phrase is to be sung smooth and soft. Not so much talking between numbers? This is probably what you would hear if you were to walk into Poom l29 some evening fourth period. It is the Senior Glee Club practicing their music for the coming program, The glee club gets larger and larger every year. This year it was divided into two groups, the a capella choir and senior gee club, but when a program is given the two are presented together. They participated in the Cabell County Choral Festival held here at school. First row, left to right: Barbour, B., Puckett, P., Miller, M., Workman, J., Nicholas, J., White, D., Prichard, K,, Chapman, H., Carr, D., Wigley, B,, Faulkner, G. Second row: Wentz, M., Ward, P., Romans, J., Nance, R., Young, M., Bragg, B., Bias, B., Callicoat, J. Third row: Carte, C., Dingess, B., Samuels, Ge., Tschop, K., Gregory, K., Moore, D., Murdock, C., McMillan, L. Fourth row: Hughes, C., White, J., Standley, F., Hensley, W., Nease, B., Collins, L., Cummings, l-l., Meabon, D. Junior G ee Cub Another clnoral group in our school is the Junior Glee Club These boys and girls are one of the best iunior gle clubs East High has ever had They have participated in assemblies and outside programs The East High quartet was chosen from this group We are looking forward to more fine singing next year Os they will make up the senior glee club and the a Capella choir Left to right First row Gilkerson Y Coughenour B Washington M Wiley J Farris M Wells D Nixon D Ferguson B Moore D Chapman B Ramey G Maxwell G Heck L Sullivan N Steele M Cotton E Cremeans D Meabon M rris D Morgan D isher G Sovine Donnely G Groves L Young P Noe Fugate H Cornwell R ard raw Carr B Dillon Z ni er ry n r A Oh rm Jones Adams B Riley C Pianist Halbert M Pa qv Forlg mnc Second! row: Adkins, M., lStroud, P., Mborel, E., Walters, W., Carter, B., Short, J., Fc , .Q , .1 F , .2 , B.: , .J , -J , .Q l, F-Q ' Th' Al 1 , .lg , ., S d , S., B a t, B., Mille, ., Iso , S., , F., Print Shop Hard at work are the boys who set the type for The Bagpipes. Since their work is done by hand, they have to work pretty hard. As an organizer, Ralph Murphy, not in the picture, acts as make-up man. The students of Journalism and typesetters alike ask him for suggestions. Jack Curtis, How- ard Bowles, and .lack Adkins turn in expert work as the presses roll. lily fifty BLICATIONS Bagpipes The Bagpipes Staff, under the Direction of Mrs. Pauline Osborn, made every effort throughout the year to give the students fresh news They came out with many interest- ing issues, including the green Christmas issue, Twirp Season extra, and the special senior edition. lra Plybon and Pat Ray, co-editors, could tell many interesting stories about the life of running a news- paper. The staff included: Co-Editors!-Ira Plybon and i Pat Ray. i Feature Editor M- Richard l-lenslev. Rays' Sports- -Bill Dunfee. Girls' Sportse Barbara Bar- bour. Exchange Editor --- Ronald l Taylor. Circulation Manager+Tom- my Light. Snooper-4Margaret Smith, Ed.tors At Work Editor-fn-chief Phyllis Householder consults with Dan Davis and Coco- nut Copley on sports and Bobbie Lou' Maynard, editor of all make-up on the book. These East l-li boosters worked long and carefully to complete the l95O book. The Annual Staff Pictured is the annual staff, the group of students whO worked along with Mrs Pauline Osborn adylser to the East l-lu staff Everyone wrote and worked hard to pdf thls annual together Where s the dummy? Can you ndentlfy thus plcture9 Wall you type thus? These and other such phrases were heard through out snxth pernod In room 2lO Each member worked buslly at many jobs to meet the deadllne Each but of work no matter how large or small was to make your 1950 East l-ll the best r se u ml Ma nar CS: kerson ue J Y ' l I I 4 I ll I ll 11 - - -A - 11 ll ' A ' ll I ' ' I ll I' ll I- ' , I I I Seated: Dunfee, Bj W. ,s, S.: Sturrns, B4 Llght, Tj Copley, C. St: dang: Dams, Dy l-lou -ho 'der, Pg S th, M4 y d, R4 - , My B' '-N, Ta' lo, R. Pax llflt nn HIGHLANDERS DN THE Al R WPLH It you tune nn to WPLH ot 4 43 ony Frudoy you heor the lotest news from Huntington Eost from Ernes tune Deon your mnstress ot ceremon es Shnriey Jeon Walls your club news reporter ond Rondo!! Dovudson your sports reporter They keep everyone Instenung with their chotter ond sports news The helpful onnouncer ns Pete Motthews Intervnews from tour typucol students ond o song by Iultln Myro Gllkerson occomponned by thot ortsst ot the uvorues Jeon Gortmn guoronteed on nnterestung progrom one Frudoy :qw 'Nw P110 FHM tuu 1 Q.. s , . V P- . .1 - , i 1 2 1 - - 11 - t 1 - 1 1 A 1 1 A A - 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 , - , 5 1 ft -wi ' - -f 4551 ,..,,,YV V rf 1: 5, X' 1 ,, V .. ,, Y ' ' ., I . - - -W 5 1 ., .1 . . 1 ,. . , v gre, . 1 fx. , . I 1 ' 1 Y, , V L 4 I ' . ix .L . . - Town Meettng ot the Arr Sponsored by WSAZ ond dnrected by Mrs Elnoro Pepper the tnrst two Junior Town M etlng programs were given ot Eost In the sprung of 1949 Thus toll WSAZ ogoan brought the Town Meeting to Eost The topuc concerned whether present doy hrgh school educotuonol program meets the needs of the students Rodto Forum Parents teochers ond students took port nn o ponel dns cusslon b tore o meetnng of the P T A on the topsc When Does the Curfew Rrng9 Jock Egnor octed os moderoto Pa f Flffy Ibm I ' 1 D . 1 1 r T ' Q 4 - 11 s. . . . , ' .. . I ' , ., , 4 ,Q wi WI' ' ' - -- . ' f f 5 T aft ' f. 'T A , f U w ' ' - - . 6 . . ll Callicoat, J' Carson, G. Se and row. Wasserrnan, J Mayo, B Plylion I, Stein- recker G Young, J., Smith, M, Rusrnisclle, E, Porter, J Sowards R Meehling Q Househol ter, P C1il'esoie B , Hon- D Brown, D, Gates, C., Tornes, l.' arless, A, Hall, P., Word, M, Ray, T., Reed, C, Steele, M, M Fourth row Egnor, J., Fudge, L, Hunter, E, Holloway, J., Harvey, W, Meadows, W, Winters, P., Prince, H, Ramcy, L, Burns, lg Bryant, B., Thompson, l, Meddings, C, Mulcahy, J., -, .. 3 QL 9 -'H' - J' rl A F b, - I C L lu B S . K 1 ' F l stu Z n Cf? , vc Ca ! 1 V .2 'I' it g v ggi, l f -5 iniQlS qi ' T :SRM i 'stinki- i AzQ'A,!tf Aisjflnlfs Left to right- 41Q.Q.'aQ' Flrst row, Davidson, R., l 5 el l'! ' i . Qit,M'-Fi ,o,vmf, A? 9 H or Third rgxoitandley, IJC, ? is H Bland, E, Morehead, M., Luther, D, Misner, B, Rarney, 5 ,qjqf Lg' Halbert, M. elf:-7? V . f I S ' 7 K ' I! NE, Eynon, R., Shells, M., Miss Shumate. Torch Society The East High chapter of the National Honor Society held its induction service in the fall of l9-49. This organization gives recognition to those stu- dents wha stand for the quali- fications of scholarship, leader- ship, character and service. This year the officers are: President, Joan Callicoat, Vice- President, Glenn Carson, Secre- tary, Randall Davidson. The emblem of this society is the keystone and flaming torch, and the colors are blue and gold. Blue is emblematic of true character, gold is sym- bolic of the Home of ambition. Sbeech Club smiling g mcfrnbcrs the Dost nternbc rs c uric-s b ients II This group of smiling faces are those of the Speech Club The occasion is the first party of the xco' This is only one af the many times that the Speech Club met together fcr entertainment or to discuss some prcblenn or activity. The Sbeech Club s o new OVQCJITIZC- tion, under the rlirectiin ff Mr Albert Terry Yoo may recfqnize s'fne of this rc up as the crati rs actors and of bcnc-l discussi ns thrcuah year The C ab is waste up cf ff the Spec-rh Class which in- th first an: sec PT xc-cr sta- H1Y Led by Mr H C Ohlson these gunuor members of the Y M C A ossume responsubnlnty for the devo tlonols un oll ossemblues for tne yeor Actzvltnes out sude school offord wholesom Inter school competutuon A Ohls t to rnght st rcw G er en er er D r Ftrs w F P nd 1 99 '1 Y Teens These Y Teens yunuor members of the Y W C A ore shown ot o co ed dinner A notion vnde orgomzotnon founded on the prun cnples of co operotuon unselfushness honesty under tondung ond love stall exnsts ond the Huntlngton Eost group stonds right In front Coed D nner of the YWCA Those Offenc rg fr rn Hunt nngton Ecst were Jockuc Duxon Rondo! Dovtdson Peggx Former R ckne Ben der Geroldnne Bender Woyne Darker Non y Beard Ernest Turrer J vce Metz ond Ear! Fl ro Mrs Robert Motthews ws the cttw Y Teers cf recto IRQ Tilt fn ' Lef ' , far, 1 S dl ,J.g Suf- - ' tb Q , 5 Hcvew, B5 Brzu EP, F, X --.' , V f Sc ' 6, C, Hensev, J, Ktrif, T, S','.qr-3, B, . . . . ' H' - Ar. zn, ftrst raw, Gzodur D, Pct, D, I - ' n . I I I - Eb, ,K,, Scwerrfs, H Lrjt T., 'fezizws ' - 2 ' V - ' ' . B. .lL fr! 35 i ' Q ' T L 4 , ' J I 1 'N A 1 1 ' . . ' -no 1' 2 ' - -L 'f .. H 5 U' g. 'AAD ZA , - 1 7 f . X I T Z4 1. fry o Q I I , T l 4 I . . . .l I X 4 T . v . , S . 1 t C , I I I V - ' ' ,T 1: F, . ' ,V El Espanol Club C'Que' tal? lWhat's cooking?l Yes, this ques- tion is in the minds of many as they gaze at this picture ot the popular Spanish Club. Consider- ing their many activities of the year, this is the quietest they have ever been seen. Activities for the year included: first, the initiation of first year students, a get ac- quainted party, a thea- ter party, swimming par- ty, a dance and others. Their high spot of the year was the assembly, which included Spanish songs and dance, and, as always, a very good play. After a very successful year the l95O Spanish Club bids you a Muy Bueno Dia lvery good dayl. Pirqi' lvffg -tix VUY' l.atin,Club f a very fine pic- of the club taken in front of the school but we had to discard it for the formal group in order to get a closer view of each one, The language spoken in the Latin text books has no terrors for them, The highlight of this club's year is the annual Roman Banquet served in traditional style. The stuf dent body always has high praise for the Latin as- sembly in which these take an active part. if Gfw , A-XJ., French Club The members of the club that has the fleur de lys as its banner enjoys a pleasant social life outside of school. This year the members decided in favor of an informal picture taken on one of their parties instead of the usual formal group, We wondered if they asked for these delectable looking frankfurters in Francaise Home Economics Club Along with learning to cook, sew and how to man- age a home, these girls of the Home Ec. Club take time out for recreation. lt seems as if their favorite form is a slumber party, or making Christmas trees in the apart- ment house as pictured below. Seated, left to right: Harvey, B., Was- serman, J., Ballangee, N., Nance, R, Standing, Mrs. Sortet, Price, J., Holton, V., Radcliff, C., Lewis, B., Carter, G., Coughenour, B., Meadows, B., Kirk, T., Cabell, B., Campbell, D., McConnas, J. Steele, P., Carr, B., Van Osdol, D, Sow- ards, R., Baumgarner, J., Wills, S., Chap- man, D., Mynes, J., Adkins, N., Franklin, W., Kitchen, G., Wasserman, J., Fisher, B., Keeny, H., Ernms, M., Bryant, B., Groves, L., Householder, P., Gillispie, B., Henry, C., Hemphill, J., Cochran, Miss, Days J., Ward, M., Bias, N., Marks, S., Bland, E., Boster, E., Boyd, M., McColgan, F. ,1,---- 3 A Pilgi' Ififilx'-sul cn Sitting 'eft to right: Chcpmor' R Hunter, G, King, N., Hoag, B, Johnson D Fisher G, Hodge, H, Lake B, Standing: Lucas, JH Nixon, B, Rav, Dx H1 t, B, Miner, Vg Birchfie d, B., Jshnson 'vt , Rusmiselle, B, Egnor, J,, Kiwanian Diclf ','i:Garv, Mr. Ohlson. Bay. row: Mr Hodge, Kivvanion Kemp Gibszn Scitcrds Hg Draper, C, Hollswox, J Key Club The Key Club, headed by Jack Egnor, presented the patients of Morris Memorial Hospital with gifts of magazines and books They put on an entertainment for them with talent from the Junior Talent Show. Jack Egnor, District Governor, presided at the District Convention in Logan, April lO. Representatives at- tended the lnternational Convention at Columbus, Ohio, April 28-29. 1' I1 Iffli iff ff! bfi Driier Ed ication The program of Driver Education at Huntington East has been received enthusiastically by all students Seniors are given preference when classes are organized Mr Harrv Morris has guided students in actual driving practice after first teaching fundamentals from a text State Police conduct tests for obtaining driver s permits - 1 ,f I l , my 1 ' i l -i ' L . I fr 4 . ce't t, i :ct-r F ret rr A L , , r 'A R Hc-asc. E Harxo. J Ear- ' V I 'rar' if X-sr'cr:3'f L For X sczonj rs.-. I s if G, :A rt C Cizirif' ir C Ercglfs 12 L 4 mm-if-,N 1 l fl,-q 3 T,,.,sl,.,g,t , . . , '. .2 C, T ll Ji. l 12 cnc. IQ V sf :A L- E , Gert 'N P Baz' . l ' ' ' i -Z .' ' C 'Q'TC ,l N' ,. tt' 'f ' A . , C 3-2 xi Q I. .r AJ , ' E V. 5 Tir, ,- -LJ.,,s Y: C Ll, . . . A ,- i M,-i Q -,j -3, iv ., , ' 1 ' i 1 -.4 i'4 x Art Club The Art Club sketches ac- tion figures preliminary to making a layout for a sports mural. David Martin, a major in the art department and right guard for the Highland- ers, poses with Norman Blue, left guard, as models for the sketches. Other murals being done this year are: English classic mural and a music mu- ral of Carmen and Lohengrin operas. Clockwise-First row' D. Guinn, P, Porter, J. Holloway, B. Lemon, H, Davis, D. Franklin, C Taylor, S. Floyd, K Hughes, C. Gray, D Morgan, H Woodward, Mrs. Keller, second row. D. Foster, D Collins, B. Doran, M, Taggart, C McClure, third row- P Lemasters, D Smith, B Martin, D. Rhodes, A. Waters, J Riggs, B Grayg tourth raw: B Nixon, M Honaker. J Rn- mans, J Eddins, R Tavlar, R Crow, T light, Football Players David Martin and Norman Blue. Quill 81 Scroll For the past five years, it has been the custom at Hunt- ington East High School to se- lect a number of journalism students for this honor society. The students are selected on the basis of their outstandina contribution to journalism and must have at least a B aver- age. This vear's Ouill and Scroll, which boasts of the largest membership in its his- torv, is made up entirely of seniors, however, their vacant places will be filled bv a num- ber of juniors who were elected at the annual Ouill and Scroll banquet this spring. Left to right Margaret Smith, Bill Dunfec, lra Plybon, Tommy Light. Varsity H The Varsity H of H. E. H. S. is the melting pot for letter men in all fields of sports. Don Coconut Coplev, president, assisted by Norman Blue, sec- retary, organizes the activities of this group. Left side of H: R. Richards, B Lucas, C. Waugh, C Draper, R. Everett, H. Sowards, L Adkins, P. Gwilliams, L, Taylor, J. Richardson J Adkins Right side of H. G. Thompson. P. Niday, J. Curtis, D. Richards, B, Fergu- son, J. Light, T. Wyant. B, Bellville, K. Bland, M. Mays, C. Burks. First row across, left to right: D. Martin, N. Blue, J. Defoe, D. Davis. Second row across, left to right' B. Adams, K Tschop, J Adkins, D. Moore, G Ranshottorn. Page Fiflj-nim' Pa Sn 5 Miss l-luahlanaer Mere-dnth Ann Gerlach was chosen Mass Hughlander of 1949 at the East Central game at Fanrfneld Stadnum Central s Varsuty H president pre sented flowers to both Muss Pony Express and Mass Highlander Mere dath ns D feet 8 nnches tall and has brown hour and brown eyes She was attractuvely attured nn a vnevla surt wlth furs and buraundy accessones l l l ' ll ' ' ll A . . . , . . ll ' lr ll ' ' ll . . f . , . I I ' -I . yu IV The camera caught a glimpse of Muss Hugh lander Mereduth Gerlach and her attendants Peggy Steele and Margaret Morehead as they drove by during the half at the Highlander Pony Express contest Don McAlIlster Presudent of the Student Councul at H C H S ns shown presentnng the tra dltlonal bouquet to Mass Highlander The trophy helmet given to the wunner of the contest each year ns benng placed on cheerleader Jean Wuthers head by Mr Hodge They all look happy don t they? Could be because we were wlnnung couldnt ut? Page Sixty one AY'-l -1- il l , lm -,x--1 ,435 2. Coacwng Suit HEAD COACH FORREST SPIKE UNDERWOOD Coach Underwood came to East Hugh nn 1940 as an assnstant coach under Twenty Lantz Underwood took over head coach un 1946 and has done a great 'ob wuth the faur teams he has coached by wnnnnng 31 games and losung only 7 whsle tylng Z On the proctlce fleld Spnke handles the lune and on the playmg fneld he looks over everybody ASSISTANT COACH CLAUDE STARKEY Coach Starkey us our backfleld coach and no one has to ask what kend of a job he has been doung because from our vuew he has played a very Important rob nn coachmg our backfreld un our most successful football season In the hastory of the school ASSISTANT COACH ALDO PALLETTI Coach Pallettn ns assnstant football coo h and head basketball coach at East Pallettu ns always on hand for any advnce he may have to guve He works wrth the centers and punters and we can be very proud of havnng some of the best centers and punters nn the state ATHLETIC DIRECTOR WILLIAM BILL SAYRE Bull IS the Buslness Manager at East and a very capable one at that He has qulte a lab handlung the tackets and all the money that flows unto the athletrc department He also teaches hnstory Season Record HEHS HEHS O HEHSZI HEHS33 HEHS28 HEHS4O HEHSZI HEHS27 HEHS44 HEHS39 HEHS33 OPPONENT NMHon Bmehdd Parkersburg South Charleston Fannnont East StonewallJackson ZO St Albans East Bank Portsnaouth Central MEMBERS OF THE 1950 LINE Left to rnght C Waugh J Seay P Nuday J Ad kans B Lucas D Martrn J Llght Pagv Slxlt Ihrvt Eaatbau Season Page 51x13 four an--ww-'Gb COACH UNDERWOOD FoatbaH Sauad Fnrst row left to right Rnchards R 56 Richards D5 Martun D 83 Nlday P 30 Adams Thompson G 83 L cas B 76 Llght J 86 vus 6 C ey 7 B'ue Second row Mr Underwood Ransbottom vllle B 5 Lu s 6l Chllder D oss 58 Ad uns J 82 Everett ww llams P Curtis OJ Moore Starkey Adklns G 3 Waugh 57 Mr Third row Tschop K Harbour C 68 Rlchardson G sna 8 Plttman 6-1 F rguson Wyant T a Bur s 84 Pri e 73 Scarberry R 6 Mays M Mr Pa ettl Here at IS the tenth anniversary of East Hugh and we the sensors have had thus past season the honor of watchung Huntlngton East s b st football season and the flnest foot ball team ln the state of West Vnrglnua The sensors of thus football team can be proud to look back IN the years to rome at the record of thus great team of l949 lt w I rea mean somethang for such sensor stars as the Rnchards twlns 'Ronald and Donald! Cocoa nut Coplex Dan Davus George Thompson BlllAdOf'1'1S Paul Gmlllams Norman Blue and Jack Curtls to be a member of this tune squad I .5 ' 7 A Y 4 9 ,fd in . xg I M M, , ,X . , M . g , D,,', ., , 5 , ,, ',B.,89 , 4, 'J U , A, 1 ' , -, Q ' J., 59, Da ', D., 2, Opl , D., -'lg , , N., 77. 1 . g , ., 6 -- Bel ' , ., 8, ca , D., g ' s, ., 69, C., 75, M , B., , L4 , ., , , R., 73 . , G 'l' , J, 70: U J., 'ff , Dt, 1 C, J., 87, O Sf, C., bg , li., 'J ., 'Q , B. . y sf?-tl 72, , .,71,se Y, J., 81, lf , c., , 'C J ' 7' R., lg , ., 7 , .Q , I . I I 2 if I ' i ' . il lly FOOTBALL ACTION Cnrcle A famxluar scene throughout the season was all star halfback Dan Davus crossung the opposntnon s goal lnne Thus unusual prcture was snapped In the East Fanrmont game when Davis tumbled and bounced the ball eleven yards for hls thlrd touchdown of the game Square The Highlander scornng machme IS shown on the march agamn as All Southern Haltback Dan Davis eats up 23 yards In the East Central encounter whach the Maroon and Gold won 33 I4 Guards David Martun and Norman BlLe are shown apenlng a path whale Quarterback Cocoanut Copley and Halfback Don Richards are shown watchlng the play from the ground Fullbaclc Ron Richards IS seen In the background Page Szxty fn . . , . . . ' Q, ' 1 g 4:1 T v , ,Y . ' 1 - ' ' 1 , . 4 - - 11 11 1 .' U blk in ,-E.. ff , E ff. sf YE? The Ruchards twins came to East an l9-l7 where Ron has played 3 years of defensive halthaclf., Don has played regular rlght halt- baclq all this season They both have played 3 vears ot Varsltx football Norman Man Nlountarnn Blue, the Small' est guard ever to wear the maroon and gold, came to East IU -17 and was one at the best guards to came to East. Pu gc Sixtg -sm' ,, ., En., Blll Adams, a regular tackle un the season ot '49, came to East tn '-17 and has plaxfed 3 years ot Varsuty football whnle at East Dan Davis came to East l-lv an '47 and played one ot the most Important Darts tn the l-19 football season by making lang yardages tor the l-lnghlanders George The Toe Thompson came to East ln '47 and has played regular end for two 'Sn years at East. l-le also was on the All-State team ot 49. Don Coconut Copley came to East l-li in '47, l-le was ineligible his tirst year here but tor the last two years has p'ayed Varsity toot, bali, and he is one ot the smartest players ever to Come to East, Jack Curtis has played football at East tor vs awww WKWM- 1 , 9949, V iifiliil l U-av' '-.... I nfs-- f-A--I 3 years. Jack was a reserve center last sea- son. Paul Gwilliarns was the man ot all posi- tions, l-lis hobby is returning opponents' punts back tor large gains or touchdowns. Jack Adkins has been playing three years of ball and was one of the scrappiest and roughest football players eyer to wear the rna- roon and gold, Page Six!5-sown In the p cture above Duck Fmsher ot the St Joseph Fighting lrush ns attempting a foul shot In the East St Joe game Flnd Lee Adknns Don Thompson l-larry Sowards Bobby Moss and last but not least Gene Scntes who tauaht hrs way from the team manager to the varsxty where he played outstandung ball Lee was high point man tor the season followed very closely by Harry Sowards and Bobby Moss Throughout the season wan or los these boys have had the spurnt and their school and sportsmanship that have made the l-lughlanders proud of their team s X l -f BASKETBALL COACH Basketball Varsity l-lead Basketball Coach A'do Palettu assumed hls duties at East In 46 That year he took hls team to Morgantown to wan the State Basketball Champuonshup The next year 47 he went agann to Morgantown to gaun the tnnals l-le also had a successful season an 43 and 49 , . 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X , . - 1 1 ' I f 1 'L' S1 tv -tlslt Baslsetlnal' Acton These two pt tures on thts page are a brtet account ot the many tcrntltar scenes of the past basketball season The Highlanders cage team dtd not have a very nmoressuve Season but stall Iostng a large percentage of their gafnes by only a tew pourts Nevertheless these boys have proved theur worth by deteatnng such cage powerhoases as Stonewall Jackson Logan Charleston and Ashland N S1311 I l f A cs l . ,OD , C L ' , t , I'ug't' fix - im' a-' I N. ff? , if X ECE VOSS A tact'-'trcte Ct Thfrttpsirf ir En- HARRY SOWAPDS As C sift r E -Ncr-is bt wp s' v- s tccfrt last xccr Miss rs frm of the rrtgst prom- wt, fe if ClCCf' P: Qttr s rv st :cpu xcbtu wer rsmg szphgrwircs ctcr to ccrve Ti, Ecst was :cxrrg beams-Ltr: bc DONALD THO'WVSO'rQ P member .f CTCCPW Ste-xcris' BILL VX-EASE A C 2 cevtcr mt- r 2 4102 great lumif Wah tccw Hc was gout Lfnough ts grab Vzruifr trgm me pi ft :rc-C Asi :cf M rs Q4 L 3 stcrt wg: bcrtr' :s C sip?-Cnfcrc. it Ecst s fast bred SHELBY HUF? Shfixbx Hqtf CSWC T' E351 CHU 105'-L CARROLL WELLS OWL f YPL T 53 rjrw uni 3 r up lwcsletbc HL wzs C init, 'vw:rw t haw' :r LH7tf -' tm must: Wh H tm t t' t t ' tm 'rr-t t vnwgri twj A rv' ight rC,t.Jf1V'. wif tgtstwi 4 r 2 -tsrtrf: lnrttt Pun' 8414111-5 BILL WHEELER --Wheeler, one at the Httle bow an the squad, did ptenty of scrapprng for the Maroans tn the 'SO cage season. PAUL GWILLIAMS- Gwnlluams ftashed has form the frrst eight garnes at the 'SO season, after whuch he was declared uneligible. HERMAN MOORE4When the 'SO season opened, the brgger boys found Moore rrght up there trghting far and taking a large percentage of rebounds. v f ? , XM' LEE ADKINS--An Enslaw graduate who piayed two years of trrst tearn ball. Showed remarkable ball han- dtung and duspiawed top-notch ftaar game, DALE BOSTER fA 62' 3 guard, atang wnth Tharnp- son and Moss, was the thrrd startrng sophafnare. BERKLEY DAVVSON --The Hsoarkptug at the B team last year. Dawson dnsptayed great forrn as a sophomore. Shouid be a defvnute starter next year. Pugt' Srzwrllt-rnlt' H I Q cc '1,1 X59 Cheerleaders These sux lassres are the l-lrghlander cheerleaders They are on hand for every football and basketball game They travel out ot town wnth the team They are always tryrng theur best to cheer therr team on to vrctory Although sometnmes rt :sn t as much fun as rt seems hard work that IS they love at Luke the football and basketball teams they need danly practlce drzlllng always to perfect therr yells As one radio announcer sand at a basketball game These l-lrghlander cheerleaders are out on the floor at the half wuth thenr arms through those ot the vrsutrng cheerleaders nn therr usual trrendly custom Thus ns one ot the best examples of true Hrghlander sprrut Left to rvght Flrstrow A Adklns G R s w l H slflns W 'V' VV V W S rd r tum unn ngln an G S rd P Nl ax ltd row Plvma e vs B K g D c J nklns G Scltes Manager State Baseball Charnplonshlp V949 The season of l949 brought added acclaum to EAST l-l'Gl-l when Coach Aldo Palett led th H ghlander baseball nlne to the State tlnars where th y defeated Moundsvllle 3 The MAROONS pos sessed a team wnlch lncluded several extraorrllnarv hugh school hlt ters scch as Ja k Duck tlrst baseman wuth a 337 average Joe Cunnlngnam th rd baseman 346 and pltcher l-lal Mays who capped nune wln aga nst one loss and batted 3lO if Left to rlght Flrst row G Ransbottorn D o re o e v Thornpson Second r w J ur IS rtln D Davis D I ards Coach Starkey Thlrd row J Defoe R Fetty N day B M Track As we go to press the prospects of a track team at I-lEl-lS are very good Coach Claude Starkey a d Sennors Dan Davis the Rlchards twlns 'Ronald and Donaldl Cocoanut Copley Jack Curtns Gary Ransbottom Dallas Moore Davld Martnn Jonn Defoe Randy Fetty Paul Nlday and Bob Moss were an lun tor a good season Track as a whole at East l-llgh was never too well organ zed due to poor tacllltues But tor the year of l9'5O thnngs look much bnghter Dan Davls IS a good pros pect for the 440 yard run Ronald Rlchards Dallas Moore and Gary Ransbottom are unusually fast dash men Donald R chards runnlng the 220 yard dash IS due for some top honors P11 t Slllflfl lfv t , I . r c, l . . . , . J - I ar, B. Q C , . lays, J ' , I B. Ps e s, l-l. S: ards. I i ' D i r ecor sw: J. Ta , J. ' I 9 - 5, 4 - C ,l .5 , , rnlth, K, ,. . I . . . Blat, ,fdg I I ' 1- ' - , . ,, . Th' QJ. 4 L H, 'E I ' AC, 1 if ' f MQ , . 1n,J. tk, H, 1 ! 1 I ,ef A e , , ,. , S l ' , .- . l l l 1 ' , -. 4 C , 1 J S ' 4 J , i n , . ' w . 1 ,r , ,X J F 1 l ' of , an I 2.9 I' ' f Z J v , 4 l 1 I Q T , ' 4 ' tl ' S lv. l 1 Mo , D. C pl V, G , o:.Ct',D D -H SD, H 1 Ma ' , . . Rah- 4 1 Q n 1 I 1 1 - 1 V1 . , I 1 1 1 R. l , . oss. I ' ' A V 1 ' 1 . s . , l , ITH HE HIGHLANDERS Q AND IHEIR SCHGGL IJFE -l- I I , 1 1 fy I T ' x .S O r 'ig -- ,- Acting as assistants to Miss Diddle, four Q girls from East work every day in busy office Abgeml' routines. All absentee boys must check in TG here for admits and half-day excuses. Each ' day slips are turned in and now begin the oiabfs, Watch tor Yes, indeed, I was at home ill, ,, These Checkers No, you couldn't have seen me down town. l signed out at noon. 11 Well, you see, l don't write so plain. lt s becau e my name was on a pink admit She ran out of blue l understand Yes but Never again YJ V J MISS HELEN DIDDLES OFFICE ASSISTANTS Left to right Carol Reed Janice Wright Roberta Maynard Norma Holley Pr , 51141113 II I I ' I 5 ' ll ll Il If ll , . . . ll ' ,II , F 1 Y Q ,l A L I ' I I , , V V, .4 x is X i- . ui, Q, 1 KX' N '32,i3' 42' ' .t Qi-'ifit' -V--1 X f L vi, L ,r c ' 1 rf A - fi.. zyv ,'-fin' ......-L riffs, T Anyone entering H. E. H. S. during this one week would have thought that he was seeing things. Here was a girl helping a boy oft with his coatg there was one opening a door tor a boyg and here came a girl carrying c boy's books. Yes, this was a hectic week for everyone. It was a week of Girl Dates Boy. This idea was originated in Speech Class and all students soon got into the spirit of things. Here is a picture of boys from Speech Class giving all the boys instructions in rules for the week, The boys all wore tags which bore their names and telephone num- bers. Girls were to treat the boys with the same courtesies that the boys usually show the girls , . . including paying all expensesl The week was climaxed by a Backward Dance. 'X How About The Car? Can you drive? DO you know all the rules of sate driving? l-lave a study hall? The officers of the l949'50 Driver Education Club demonstrated their skill with Ernestine Dean, Barbara Tonkin, Larry Ferris and Tommy Light Sayingj Driver Education is fun, VVe can even drive on the hills. No one arm driving either. !'Mr, Morris is one tough teacher. Be sure to take carc of your dad's Il COT. f'l'm scared 4 4 . l have to take my test today. Pagv Sm Fllfj -501,011 Which Hbew Set You buzzing? Pu 5 z i wry-ifgfl-1 Q., 'Q The annual Torch induction cere- mony was conducted by top ranking seniors Joan Callicoat and Doris Brown. The colorful candle service was participated in by fifty-two senf iors A goal for every sophomore is the high record at personal achieve- ment necessary to be chosen tar this club. Emblematic of the group is the keystone and flaming torch, The cole ors blue and gold sx mbolize true char acter and the tlame of ambition The picture below shows the presen- tanon ofthe Fhnng Hehnettrophyto Mr. Hodge and Coach Underwood from a representative of the Pfuntington Athietic Commission. This is the first year the kt PM C. has presented a tro- phy, and we are the proud owners of the trophy for the year 1949-50. The rivalry between the two schools makes the winning of the tiehnet very int ponant and we hope thatin future yearsthe Hophy wHIbein ourtrophy case to keep. 'The teanw that wins three consecutive games gets to keep thetrophy Hyictory, Victory, Come Cn, East High Pagr' Sci Cnty-nine Pdgl lvfgbfy DO' xhulq MANAGERS Where s my shoes? Brmg me a band and Wrap my ankles e C That as the famullar cry nn the dress :ng room as the players lump on the managers Football players take a lot of punnshment but you hear them cr when they cant fund a manager Yes managers play on umportant part an foot ball basketball and baseball seasons He That Hath a Trade Hath An Estate When Huntington East Trade School opened nts doors un l939 Mr H A Lnghtner was named head of the vocatuonal educatuan program The trade school offers the wudest cur rnculum of nts kind nn thus sectlon of the country Boys may soecnaluze nn a vocatuonal fueld working for three years The students may take as much as one academic subyect per semes ter academnc students may take a shop for three hours along with theur regular work Boys an the trade school are eluglble for all sports actuvutnes and enjoy the regular assembly pro grams liJ tn-C' We LM Y' Ag- no Left to rught Mrs Helwng secretary and Mr Llghtner Mr Dovud F Groves Supervisor Veterans Trannmg Trade School Co ordunator Mnss Alma Thrush part tnme Secretary P1151 P51111 om l I , . . . -I , . Q . s.. an V It g A, ,. , , fl At . A , :,.'Vnj ff ' l 5' l V Qlf Hr , Q : .,l:.I , l 3 T T , l' 'lil ' N v-.. 2 ly' L , 1 g Fldsg . v ol!! Q 'A fi 1, y wf it t 4 T 1' J . V7. 'V' ' L K X T r, I x 1 , .. iv Tl . I I xl' SQA- ... ... . h ,... , .. D - . - , I -. r uv l'u, '-, 1 Welding Sbop The welding shop re- pairs ail broken equip- ment for the Board of Education, Also builds steel stairways and fire escapes for the schools. They make swings and feeter totters for playgrounds, and also build flagpoles. lVlaClimeSliop Pug Iilgbfj-114 0 Q A Radio Shop The radio shop has made repairs of radios for the classrooms of Cabell County schools. T h e y have just completed a ham radio station, Patternmakina -MJ The pattern shop is a basic shop in that it is related to all skilled trades. Here patterns of objects to be cast in metal are made. The pattern shop also doubles for a cabinet shop, Mr. Blackburn and his boys have turned out some very fine cases and cabinets from this shop. Pattern makers and cabinet makers are not only skilled workers but are artists as well, for their products must not only be useful, but pleasing to the eye. Page lfigblj -ibree Airplane Shop This engine the boys are working on is a Con- tinental 65 f horsepower aircraft engine, one simi- lar to the engines in most small airplanes. The Aer- onautics Department now have two complete airf planes, one Aeronca and one Culver, which they hope to be flying in the near future, giving the students in the Aero- nautics department some flight experience. Sheet lvletal Chapman, L., Hall, H two sheet metal mayors operating the fornice breaker used to form metal making nail bins for the benefit of the other schools. Publ lQlx5l7f'j-fUl1Y' Auto Shoo The Auto Shop is a course of study to give knowledge and understand- ing of the automobile, its operation and care, and a study of Preventive Maintenance, 's'-Q-fig Drafting Charles Bias and Rich- ard VV'ard making the drawings of furnace cast- ings. The boys are check- ing their drawings to- gether. Palqv lfig My -firm' JJ x Electric Shoo Trade school students are required to attend classes rn the-rr mayor subjects for a peruod of two years or fnve nlne week peruods each year During their rnajor years the electrlcal malor receives Training In The theory of electrucnty Shop practnce nn the use of various hand fools rna chrnes and testung Instruments as well as practucal experlence rn the malnre nance and repaxr of all trade school electrrcal equnpmenf f - l ' . , - I , gr Izijrfrfj-rfx MEMQRY LANE Class colors Green and whnte Class flower Yellow rose Motto The ladder of success us before us let us clumb lt s a beautiful clear sprung evenlng You and that speclal one are strollung through the pam hand un hand lust as you have done many times before Mother Nature IS just startung to bloom forth all her beauty As you walk along whlspernng lnttle endearments to one another you suddenly spy a Iuttle lane lt s nothuna out of the ordnnary just a lattle lan wnth the usual trees and flowers and a llttle brook runnung along besrde nt yet there ns somethrng about ut that lntrlgues you There s a feelnng about you that you have walked alcna thu path before As you draw n ar the lane you see a luttle rustnc sngn half hudden among the flowers that reads Memory Lane As you stand and ga e at the lane before you you see that It rs a well worn path as nf many have traveled ut before you Some alone wrth their thoughts some un groups or even stall un couples lust as you soon wall be doung strollung down the lane rememberlng Stepping unto the lane you glance overhead and notlce that the wnld vines and Ivy have formed an archway or entrance It brnngs back the memory of the day you stepped into the entrance of l-l E l-l S The first thnng we notlce as we step unto th lan ns a luttle sapllng standing all alone lt remlnds us of our Sophomore year when we too were just beglnnung to grow As we look at the luttle tree let your mnnd sklp back to that fall day of l947 when we the class of l95O furst entered the halls of H E l-l S Remember Can you see the group that IS now entering the doors? They look famnluar dont they? They look luke lust an ordmnary crowd of boys and gurls but could at really b 3 Why ofcourse It s us when we were sophomores Look at the expresslons on our faces Why some look trmnd some are laughung some look lost and bewildered and some even look scared But then we were taknng a bug step A new Irfe New fnends and startlng a new adventu e And dldn t we admure the upper classmen for theur frnendly attntudes and the way they overlooked our lnttle mustakes We can stull laugh when we thunk of huntung for Room 220 and ending up In Trade School But settlnng down In the routln of the school was easter than we thought ut would be You were now a member of a club or some actlvlty and were taking part rn the regular Frrdav assembly We were very happy to hear that l-lelen Prlnce and Charley Bob Draper were chosen our typlcal sophomores The gurls were all lumpnng through the halls moanung and groanung Oh' My aching bones Yes tryouts for cheerleader and ma jorettes were on Emerglng vrctornous from these try outs were Jean Wlthers Phyllns Ro mane Eleanor Rusmlselle and Geraldine Simpson cheerleaders and Jo Ann Young Sue Ann Wnlluams and l-lelen Prlnce malorettes The debate of the year was the New Look for whnch there were many pro s and con s The , ll ' - 11 . , . I - 4 - Il ' ll , , . I -. V . ' I I I . IH - I . , , . , . . N , s 9 . . . . .... . , - , . I s . e , . II Il 'V 1 4 '- 1 . I H f , , , I . . . , D D. . . . - - , . I I ' ' ' ' .. , . . . , . . . D . , I I V' I , , , . , I I . , , . . r . . . . D . I , ' Il ' 'lf I ' ' I T V ' , I I I I , , , - ' I I ur 1 P451 1:1 JM v 1 6 I 1 clubs gave many outstandung assemblues The Art f-'ub was wc k ng on a mural for the lubrary on school lufe and a n w school durectory lhe Latun Department gave a Roman banquet at the Erederuclf Hotel Ev rx one dressed as ancuent Romans and were served un Roman style C nt ou uust ee us at the football games? Cow bells un one hand program un the other shoutung happy excuted and full of eagerness happy to be a part of thu wonderful bunch of Hughlandersf Thus was the furst year we trued the T formatuon and Bob Eettv made the All State Team And Basketball found uts way and Coach Aldo Palettu agaun took hus boys to Moraantown where they dropped th funals to Dr nce ton thus losung our tutle of the prevuous year The murmurung of the brook brungs you back to realuty but makes you remember the tunes that were popular that year Such tunes as How Soon Now ls the Hour You Can t Be True Dear You Do Natur Boy and l Wush l Dudn t Love You So Standung her lookunq at the luttle tree does br ng back fond mem orues But ut s gettung late and we have a good but further to go On on on tull we come to a maple tree Thus tree usn t as luttle as the one we left behund us but ut s stull not very bug Just as we were un our Junnor year See the burd up un the tree? Doesn t ut sound beautuful sung ung uts luttle song? Remember those melodues we were sungung tnat year? Cruusung Down the Ruver Slow Boat to Chuna Careless Hands For ever and Ever and The Ghost Ruders You fund yourself thunkuna of that year now l948 wuth all uts dances games bon fures and gauety An old fruend of ours Neul Dunfee a former student of East took over the Cream ery and made ut unto a place for hugh school students lt was named by Bull Ward the Scottush Nook West Vurgunua had more druvers that year than they antucupated They had a new class Druvers Traunung tauaht by former coach Twenty Lantz Mr Sayre replaced Jackson Stover as Athletuc Du rector We gave a wonderful Talent Show that year And our Typucal Junuors were udeal that year They were Helen Chapman and Norman Blue H E H S blossomed forth on the raduo that year on statuons WHTN WCMI and WPLH Our baseball team took the State Champuonshup that xear wuth Hal Mays putchung us to vuctory Dances of the year were the Spanush Chrustmas Dance Txuurp Sock Hop and the Prom The Sock l-lop was by the l.atun and Hu Y Clcuos Wasnt there a colorful array of socks there that nught7 Such colors Oh' The Prom We outdud ourselves on Tvtulught Tume lt was beautuful wth soft colored lughts and dreamy musuc Just the way to tell the Senuors goodbye Wasn t the last day of school that xear awful? All the senuors were alreadx gone and you were un suspense wantung to know uf you could full theur place or not But then report cards un hand you ran around tellung everyone goodbxe for the summer when you would agaun return forthe last tume We could stand here forever rememberung but we are anxuous to see what lues ahead un the ane 1 ' I - bi 1 1'1r' . . D , I , ' Q 1 , . C .. . . , V . . ... O 7 S . . , ' ' - I , ' I I Q I I I I T' - - - 11 11 - V ' 1 Q ' , V X. I - . , I - I - 11 11 11 11 11 - 4 1 1 I II II ll II II II ' ' I Q 1 1 1 V 1 ,, . 3 . . . . C l ' . , , , . . , . . , , , . I I I ' . . , , . . . . . , . . . V . I - . . . , . , , II ' ' I II II ' II II II II I I ' I II II ' II ' ' ' I 4 -J ' 1 1 4 1 ' 1 1 1 T ' 1 11 - 11 4 - - A I . 4 1 1 .1 II II ' ' , . . . . , . , , . , I . , . . 1 . . I. s 1 1 A u 1 A V l . 4 , . .. 1 11 -- - 11 1 - 1 1 . . . , I ' I . . I 1 , 'l ll x l .rxcllu 11,gIvl Let s pause on our walk and look at the luttle flowers around us Here and there you see some wulted You wonder how they can luve among such beautues But they are lust luke the heartaches gruefs and dusappountments that we have met on our road of lufe These step unto our lufe un xpectedly but lust as we notuce the beautuful flowers furst the happun ss steps unto our lufe and we soon forget our troubles We met many sorrows as Hughlanders but we could never be so butter as to forget the wonderful tumes We venture on down the lane to the bug old oak tree Y s ut s bug gust as our senuor year was We are back off unto space rememberung our la t year at H E H S Hasn t tum flown? lt seems luke yest rday that we furst entered East now ut s almost over But before we could leave th re were many thungs to do We dud ourselves proud by puttung 52 memb rs un the Torch Socuety Lee Adkuns was nomunated from our school for the Prunceton Cup and mad us feel proud when he won out over enght other funalusts a the out standung senuor boy of the year In the furst contest of uts kund here Gurls really were on top thus year when they started dyeung theur haur green red blue yellow etc Well alwavs laugh when we thunk of Twnrp Week a week of Gurl Pays All A week of gurls payunq the bull makung the date open ung the door carryung th boys books But ut was fun wasn t ut? A new program was cn th aur Teen Forum on whuch Ronald and Donald Ruch hugh and loud as our boys turned un the most brulluant football record un the hustory of the school G orge Thompson made All State Mereduth Gerlach our Muss Hughlander and attendants Peggy Steele and Margaret Morehead proudly reugned at the East Central game whuch we won 33 l-4 and the Vuc tory Ball After Chrustmas we started gettung prepared for graduatuon by orderung callung cards caps and gowns announcements etc Helen Chap man and Lee Adkuns were voted Valentune Sweethearts The Senuor play S venteenth Summer was put on March 2 and 3 Finally ut was May our last month of hugh school lt made you feel funny dudn t ut? Never to com back to dear East Next year we would be callung ut our Alma Mater lt sounded lmpossuble but there was the Prom Remember the songs There s No Tomorrow Maybe It s Because The Old Master Pannter Some day Dreamer s Holuday and even Hucklebuck and Mule Traun These were our songs the songs we could forever cherush Then last but not least Commencement Our famnly suttung there smulung proudly but wuth tears un theur eyes We guve one last look at the old oak and contunue our trup toward the blue clear sky ahead On a luttle wooden foot brudge we pause and look back and thunk of the adventure that we have left behund us but as we turn and look before the clear sky we remember our motto and lookung ahead we know that The ladder of success as before us let us clumb KITTY ALLEN , , . 4 . . 9 . . . . . C . , , . . , . . e , , s . . . . ' ' e . ' ' e A . , Q , . - , I . . Q e ' A ' s - . 4 . ' ' ' I I 1 I ' I I ' 1 1 ' . . D , . , . , c . , . ' II II ' ' D - - ' I I ards and Helen Prince appeared. lt discussed teen problems. We cheered . C - . s . c A , - I I I I - 1 1 1 ' - ' 1 u, D ,, . . M' 1 ' 1 1 e . ' ' . - - , 11 1 II II I II ll A -II II I I T I T ll II I ' II II ll II ' II , . , . , . I I I ' I? Pagr' Fzgbfy mm The foIIow1r1Q patrons have Cor1tr1buTQd fue doIIors or more 'ro EAST HI CARLTON SIMS WETHERELL DEPARTMENT STORE COOK HARDWARE DUNHILL S MORRIS BOOS GROCERY SUPERIOR DRUG STORE RAMEY S LUNCH ROOM O J MORRISON RASH S BOOTERY SMITH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CHARLES RESTAURANT PET SHOP STARR SPORTING GOODS BROWN S APPAREL KENNEY MUSIC COMPANY COEEMAN FLOWERS BECKER S MUSIC STORE WILLIS FURNITURE COMPANY JAMES J WEILER AND SONS MQCDANIEL MOOS COMPANY HARLAN DRUG STORE DOLLIE S GRILL NASSER S ART LINEN SHOP SIP SHOP NEEE S SERVICE STATION MR AND MRS HAROLD BEARD 14 AND C MARKET SILVER S I 2 3, 4 , 5, 61 7. ' 8. ,. 9 ' 10. II, 12. 13. 14, 15. 16, I7 f 13. CRANDALL'S GROCERY 19. 20, . ZI 2 22 23 1 24 ' ' A 251 26 1 27 2s ' 1 29 ' I 1 ,N 1111 I1 INDEX TD ADVFR lSFRS A Gordon Merry Agency Anderson Newcomb Angel s Appalachnan Electruc Powe Belle s Best Jewelers Bradshaw Dlehl Company Copltol Furniture CMD Studtos C M Love and Company Communlty Cleane s Cook Printing Companf Dudley s Dickey s Dalry Company Frrst l-luntlngton Natxonal Fanl Fleeger Wntnrow lnc Floradale Flowers Foster Thornburg l-larclware Company Frostne Bottl ang Company George l-l Wrlght Company Gllb rt l-'ardware Company Guaranty Bank and Trust Company Guyan Creamery l-l In rs Hom Furniture Company l-luntlngton Automoblle Dealer Assocuatnon l-luntnngton Credlt Seryuce Company l-luntrngton Dry Goods 4 Huntlngton Publushlng Company lndlanapolls Engrayxng Com anx Jack s Grull Logan s MacPherson s Ma Del Studlo Martln s Pharmacy Mootz s Morgan s lnc Ohlo Valley Bus Company Ormond s l-loslery Shop Pancake Realty Company Parkers Jewelers Powell Wulcox Company Prlncess Shop Roach Ferguson Realty Company Inc Rogers and Company Ruth and Clltts Sherwun Wnlluams Pannts Shook s Esso Statuon Sup Shop Spurlock s Florust Shop Stacy Russell Grocery Twentueth Street Bank Unvted Fuel Gas Company Wellman O Shea Inc Whlrllglg Wnld s Drug n 4 I1 N1 I -'ig fs fx U 7 ffffrr lD2 7 .f-----f 95 ' A--,A --f4- 9 3 ' A r A I ----- 94 ' .-A..--f-f- 99 , s , , 7 7 7 7 7 7 96 7 ' --'---f 95 ' A 7 7 7 7 7 7 98 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 lO . . If 7 7 7 97 ' I , r 7 rfrre lD2 ' 'X Q 77777--- l ' 7777777 7 lDD ' ' ' I 7 7 7 7 7 7 lD3 A 7 4 7 7 93 7 ' I , 7 7 lDD 7 7 7 7 7 96 7 7 7 7 95 ' A 77777777 lD2 . ' f 7777777 97 l S L '- s I 77777- lOl , 7-77 7 7 7 92 el 9 ' 7777777--7- lO3 9 ' f 77-77- . . l, , . . V 7 f 96 ' ' n 7 7 7 lO2 ' f K 7 7 7 7 7 94 X 7 7 7 99 Huntington School ot Business 7 7 7 7 A lO2 ' ' rj f 7 7 7 ' ' 7 7 7 l 7 7 7 7 7 7 lOl ' 7777777 7 7 7 lOl ' 777777777- 97 ' A 7 7 7 7 7 7 98 ' ' f 777777777 98 ' 77777 77-77 9 B ' I 7 7 7777 99 Y 7 7 lOl ' 7 X 7 7 7 7 lDD 7 7 7 7 IOV , ' , 77777 7 97 , ' 7777 7 7 7 95 ' s 77777-7-7 7 99 7 f, . 7777 7 95 X ' , f 77777 97 ' 7777777- 7 IOO . i . . i 1 i i i i ' 7 7777777 98 A .7777777 7 7 7 98 ' 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 lDD . 7 77777- 99 A ' 77777-7 7 lO ' 7777777 7 IOZ , ' I V .7777 7 7 7 97 . . . W -w,,--i - - ' ' 77777777- 7 97 C 0 72 g1 atzzlalzom Serum Claes 0 D0 GUYAN CREAMERY COMPANY iii' . 4 f,, tit It 19 easy to open Il 5111 ll1gS 1zcc01111t at tlazs bank All 3011 need 15 30111 cleposzt e FIRST HUNTINGTCDN - T Hg NATIGNAL BANK M M k th ft h Fume Apparel For Mem Women and Boys CGMPLIMENIS 0 FRIEND P N I N I . 1 . 1 ., 3 v V I Q , Q 1 C wo E f ihlonders-Miss Jeannie Wells and ' yra Gil erson-demon- strote f Y bw i .Wunln 1' lmf.r'.1I Irlxlzruzml f'ur'jmmf1u11 .Yhnzlnf lrfrmf Krwrn SXNHWII 1 1 . ' ' 'J-If HUNTINGTON DRY GOODS CUIIQI Iflllllflflllk G1 rlflllclfl 1 TWG GREAT STORES APPALACHIAN ELECTRIC POWER CO C UIIQ 1 clflll 11111111 fn fbc 84111111 Clam 70 1 11 +1 Q 1 '1 ' V ' 'Q L 1 if f To Serve the Tri,Sfofe Areo O Y Y i , I ' 1 .' L 1 , . . . ' W .- 1 1 1 ,, 1,1 FOSTER THORN BU RG PowELL wu.cox co HARDWARE CO C 111f1I11111 if WHOLESALE 2311 Thurd Ave Phone 36212 HUNTINGTON W VA Ifllllflllxf 1s 1111411 2nd Ave 12th Sr Phone D115 C 11111 PIIIII 1111 1 ROACH FERGUSON REALTY CO INC BRADSHAW DIEHL CO IOO1 Third Ave Phone 5115 Complete Real Estate Service HUNTINGTON W VA 527 Nmrh SfreeT A Trodltron for More Thon Holf o Century Groduofuon Grfrs from THE Gufr Store Poy Trabute to your fovornte Groduotes wnfh gufrs of nncer sort from THE GIFT STORE there s on ouro of Quolnty ond Good Tosfe obout our gnft Things ond whether you gnve modestly or rn The grand rnonner your selectnon wall underscore your good wishes nn o most fongnble woy' ANDERSON NEWCOMB 'X' A' Pdqa Xl mix - 4 . H Q11 A '1 su T I - no - 1 'A vw jf 111 S ' I, , C,1UlllPljlIll'1lf,X of N . 1 U ., . , , . r ll ' ll .1 , I I 1 ll I ll Conzplzzlzelzts 0 HUNTINGTON WEST VIRGINIA RICH CHEVROLET INC R F STEINER AND CO SMITH TIRE AND MOTOR CO THACKSTON MOTOR CO WATTS MOTOR CO INC WILLIE GREEN MOTORS INC COLONIAL MOTORS INC CAVENDISH BUNTING INC METROPOLITAN BUICK INC ACME MOTOR COMPANY .I H SMITH NC BRUCE PERRY MOTOR CO CAMPBELL MOTORS INC CITY CHEVROLET INC GALIGHER MOTOR SALES CO HUNTINGTON MOTOR W O DAVIS MOTORS MAX BIEDERMAN INC WHIRLIGIG rmsrooos IOO7 Fifth Ave 4II Eleventh Open 24 Hours Gilbert Hardware C Ulllfllllllr nfs U U W DIAMONDS A-WATCHES ELORADALE FLOWERS CWERWAQE SSS Adam' Av, Phone 235I2 HUNTINGTON, W VA, ourth Ave, Phone 3I 31 5 HUNTINGTON, W VA IJ N zfxewx ' f f Huntington Automobile Dealers Association of I I ' I I , ,I I I I ! , I COL ' Co I ' St' GI xx SIRI 9I9F WELLMAN O'SH EA INC HOME OE FINE WATCHES WE FIX SICK TICKS 94-I Fourth Avenue Phone 38436 C om Jlnmzzlv n UCI Al!YIOILf l ea T114 Hmm r1TSmlzI'3 131111141 um Vzlzxlly f Illlf nffnx Moke Wrld S Drug Cornpony Your Photographic Heodquo rters For Fine JEWELRY DIAMONDS WATCHES Uew 840 Fourtn Axe Phone 37580 Clilllflllllll ull 0 C M LOVE 81 CO uoluty Hordwore Since I9lO HUNTINGTON W VA lflx xx X ft A GQOBLWHGMCQ At the Corner ot Fourth Avenue ond Tenth Street ROGERS 81 CO DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVER Enroll In Rogers Silver Club 4th Ave ond 9th St Phone 20336 I1 Xlllfl - I . 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Sforf o SAVINGS ACCOUNT To Funonce Your College Expense GUARANTY BANK 81 TRUST CO JA K S GRILL Host fo Hunflngton Home of Fine Foods O H We Cofer to Pruvofe Portves BUS CO For Reservotrons Phone 20859 LOGAN S MARKET T935 Thsrd Avenue 14: Phone 8175 I1 O1 1111 II i 'I' i' I , . . C 1 'k i' i . it .. . 1 St'7'l'ilIlQ ffn' Pzrflfic' 1 S11 1893 i' 'K 'I' if , - 1 11 'IO LoANs LOANS S5 00 to S300 00 I-ILNITINCJTON CREDIT SERVICE CO I F fth A en E MQCLANE MQ oge C!llIIf7IflIIl'lIf,Y of A Gordon Merry Agency GENERAL INSURANCE O 6 West Vo B Id Pho e 36-II5 Goodbye AnxIety ,,,ae041-Z: RO0T BEER ,f Vvulllwe rt! FROSTIE BOTTLING CO I92-I Thzrd Ave Phone 32808 Con gH1fIl1tlf10l1S COMMUNITY CLEANERS When You Buy Your New Ronge Shop Them AII ond Youll Se'ect The Modern Gas Range Cos Ronges ore your best buy ccnvenIenc best d p ndo y the ID outl LI mod rn models ot your deolers UNITED FUEL GAS COMPANY Cougrafzrlallolzs Claw 0 1950 Im! Hlg!JlUI1llCfS The Huntlngton School of Buslness Extends o specIcIl InvItotIon to you to en As o groduote of one of the foIIowIncI courses gnven by our school you wIII b quoIIfIed for employment In the best of otfuce posmons COURSES Stenogrophm JunIor Accountmg Secretonol Executwe Secretornol I-Iugher Accountung ond Busuness Adrmnlstrotlon 5th e CHESTER A RILEY Pres Phone ZI-IO9 GARNETT M MILLER Mgr Spec ol sts n Bus ness Tro n ng 11 O11 HI I I - I A I I , UI Ing 'VI T ICU I w ue V 'NI r ll ' ll I 1 s! N-D K ' I .' 'N I 0 f S 5 'I TTIDQSI for economy, best for roII for either our June or September term. ' e, e e - V - . . e bilit. See e tt I, M ' if 1 ir Q I I IOO7 Ax , . I I I I I I gr I 111 Ilmrf Tun Losfe 9111211 Lredcl I el Pl y body does ' I f y X 1' ' Q I., U , 9 f 0 Q I WHITE BREAD I QF - A 'orwoy Avemx Ph PO 'co' '- ' 131 DICKEY S DAIRY CQMPUMEN GRADE A PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM BUTTERMILK COTTAGE CHEESE CHOCOLATE MILK FRIEND 4m 8316 1 S II llfl TWENTIETH STREET BANK HIGHLANDERS KNOW HOW TO SAVE' Te es Do reli Rakes Ke eth Ho bou o d Ke eth L cos de onstrote F en y Bank ng Ser ce ue A W lo 5 o d Dona Coco t Copley start gs occo nts os Rober Bobbe Lou Moy o d makes bo p c use 50 I-1 IGHLANDERS 6 Q MAKERS or FINE PHOTOGRAPHS OFFERS .J l L CQNGRATUI-ATIUNS STUDIOS 41212 Tenth Street Phone 36801 lu Om Hlzmlntf ffllll .k 'A' S nn il i m n ld , nu SO - ,Z in u fo V i . n r her nd ur h . 'A' . . 'A' II r 1 r i , nn r r n nn u m ' dl i vi . 14144 Om Ilnm A Backward Look From the ten years past l-llgn anders recall well remembered scenes an the class rooms on the athletlc fneld and from the East l-ls s at th dutter ent years The tott enloyed th puctures ot former magorettes che r leaders and band memb rs The next tour pages are Included In the express hope that you th readers wull enloy them too Q5 -'I I H1 V X Band memb rs ot l947 48 enloy popcorn at halt tnme at Faurtueld Sta dlum durlng football season Eating from lett to rught are Davey Mc Whorter Phul James and John Tiny Gallaher H1 I- ii ni i i I2 -. -..-1 ww M .Nl 5 2 IC --4-3-up Dud you say Cheerleaders? Tne East Hn staff takes the opportunity to nnfraduce to the present che rleaders and the nefx gvrls cha en for next year the gurls who led the clfaeerung section un 1947 -W Jean Cuap Joan Mays Jackie Dawson Mary Neilson Nancy Baamgardn r and Wanda Alflzer Pun Om Hzrmfr cr Avail 'ibm Majorettes You may read often malorette from Huntnngton East' Somethung to be proud at Indeed and we are proud to show you agann Margaret Brod rvck Nancy Dray Patricia Gardner Loss Bryant Sharon Luthy Carolyn Linton Mary Kearney and Ann Wallace II' mfr' fh- When the man wlth the Camera vusnted the football held In the fall at 47 he snapped the varsity and then' l-las attention and hls camera eye remauned glued on a soon to be famous football quartet Hrghlander fans un l949 saw thus group nn actlon ln East Hugh s most successful football season Standing from left to rnght Donald Cocoa nut Copley quarterback Ronald Rachards fullback Dan Davis haltback Donald Rrchards halfback PLIQL Om lllrmfu J fx vff,4,,,f, Www! 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