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

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Memory Lone Class Colors Scarlet and Grey Class Flower Talusman Rose Class Motto- A person s true worth us the good he does un lufe And now we start our stroll down Memory Lane ln thunkung back we recall when we the class of Sl very small and unsugnufucant entered the halls of l-luntungton East Hugh School We en tered accompanued by a new course taught by former coach l-l C Twenty Lantz druver traunung We eagerly awauted the weekly assemblues and enuoyed the furst play of the year Wuldcat Wullue Carves a Turkey W applauded when Bob Lsucas and Theresa Jackson were selected by our class as typucal sophomores Several fads became the vogue such as bobby sox pierced ears yo yos and water pustols Harold Mays putchec' and batted the Hughlander to theur furst State baseball champuonshup And the football team hughlughted by tackle Troy Reese s 90 yard openung game touchdown uaunt won sux games whule losung only three We were de lughted when Neul Dunfee form r l-lEl-lS student reopened the Guyan Cream ery and presented Bull Ward a new portable raduo for selectung the new name Scottush Nook Th halls echoed wuth such slang expressuons as Kulroy was here and drop dead ll.ater thus was revused to drop dead twuce l The French and Hu Y Clubs presented the furst sock hop of the year whuch was accompanued by multr colored socks hung un every home room Ughhhh ' Musuc was made to remember and we are happy to recall such tunes as Peg of My l-leart lts Maguc Sabre Dance Luttle Whute Lues Cruusung Down the Ruver and Slow Boat to Chuna Also unutuated our furst year was the new look or more commonly known to the masculune the clan replacung Mr Clay and Mrs Desole un chemustry and speech re spectuvely We were challenged when fufty members of the senuor class were elected to the Torch Socuety The Latun Department played Santa Claus and presented Muss Johnson wuth a much needed puano for her room All un all as we look back over our furst year here we can count many new and excutung adventures whuch we wull always remember Once agaun we passed through the portals of l-luntungton East Hugh eagerly awautung the begunnung of a new year Two new Enqlush teachers were added to the faculty when Muss Patrucua l-lart and Muss l-lerma John on uoun d us Many boys were overcome wuth uoy wuth the advent of Twurp Week whuch left auute a dent un many a gurl s pocketbook Three new mauorettes and four new che rleaders were selected from the uunuor class and all proved very capabl and beautuful re placements Joretta Barnhart Betty Dungess and Pat Stroud became ma uorettes and Glorust ne Kutchen There a Jackson Norma Adlfuns and Januce Altuzer were the n w cheerleaders George The Toe Thompson becam the fourth All State football plaver from East and also played a verv promu nent part un the annual North South football gam played un Charleston The senuor class presented Seventeenth Summer wuth Jack Egnor and Ernestune Dean plavung the leads A n w raduo program called Teen Forum was orugunatd un the Arthur Murrav dan e studuos and Helen Prunce Ronald Ruchards and Donald Ruchards were speakers from East Lee Adkuns a senuor won the Prunceton Cup for beung the most outstandung hugh school senuor un the county The songs whuch becam popular un our second year were such favorutes s Maybe lts Because Dreamers l-loluday Old Master Paunter Someday and Mule Traun We were thrrlled when the band strode down the ausles of the audutoruum un theur n w unuforms whuch had funally become a realuty after many months of plannung We presented our annual Il I I ' ' ' ll . . . l , I T ' ' ' II ll - V l l - - T11 J ' J 11 , . e I ll - ll ll A ll II - II Il. lu II ' ll I ' 1 r - 1 ' s . I - . .I I A ' , 9 u ' , Q . . ,, . . l l II II . V ll ' ' ll ' ll Il ll ll I ' ll ll Il ll ' ' ' ll I I I I ll ' - - II ll ' ll ' ' ' , . ' ll II ' sex as the no look. Mr. Fred Jones and Mrs. Elnora Pepper came into I, 5 , , 9 I . - - 11 - 11 - ' - . , - I ID . c . . I S . - . I ' u , 5 , C - . II ll e . , e . - 9 . I - - ll ll ' ' I ' ' . e ' . ,, . . ' . F . , . I I T . I I O ,, , ,, ,, , A ,, ,, . ,, ,, 11 11 l - 11 -I I I I. . W . 1 . . Q . . . Publ A111115-six

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QM ll, Qrchids io Eight Lately Ladies Today we are honorina the greatest team in the tri state a team that has never been beaten never been scored upon and has never lost possession ot the ball a team that is vir tually unb atable These tin words of prais were betsowed upon our lov ly and very deserv ina malorettes in an assembly by Mr Boyer Marching onto the stage witn the music of Be Lov ng You Always in the background were eight ot the most b autitul and talent d girls ever to wear th Scottish plaid of th Huntington Ea t l-lignlanders Joretta Barnhart .lanice Wright Pat Stroud Delores Jordan Bettx Ding ss Barbara Figlex Connie McClure and Judy l-latten comprise this distinguished undefeated team. The beautiful orchids that were presented to them by various memb rs ot the football team could not entirey express our gratitude and appreciation tor this fine group ot girls. Miss Hazel Sumter, the coach ot this un- beaten team, was also given an orchid tor her tine work in training the maiorettes tor their intricate maneuvers, Pilqt' .X'ii1i'lt-flzt

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Memory Lane Junuor Talent Show un the form of a radio program and ut was tabb d as one of the best Our class selected offucers Emergung truumphantly were David Martin President Theresa Jackson Vice Presudent Dorcas Muller Treasurer and Rosalie Wallace Secretary After dropping our opening football game to Milton we came to lufe and rounded out the season wuth nune straught wins which equalled our l94l record We were proud of Jerry Lught Davud Martin Paul Nuday and Bob Lucas for helping chalk up that impressive record The Junior Senior Prom which proved to be th socual hughlught of the year had as uts theme the tenth anniversary of East Keith Arthur a former Hughlander opened Keith s across the street from the school on the night of the Senior play and ut has become on of the most popular luncheonettes un the East End Green haur and sunburned faces seemed to be the fad that year wuth all the gurls sportung sun lamp faces When we returned un the fall we were no longer merely students e were seniors bug wheels We were greatly saddened to learn that one of the clan our bug brother Mr Hodge was no longer with us But our hopes were brightened when un his place came Mr C V Boyer who readuly got unto the swung of things here at Hughlander Land There were quute a few famuluar faces mussung not only last years graduates but several teachers Mrs Bess Peters was gone and un her place we have Mrs Maxune Sulluvan Mrs Mildred Morohovuch formerly Muss Molter was replaced by Mr Thomas Griffith Later un the year we suffered another loss when Mr Charles Nepper resigned but takung over un room l36 was one of the finest and best known teachers un the county Mrs Nan Temple Davis Soon after the begunnung of school the Steerung Commuttee was organ Vuce President Dorcas Muller Secretary and Bob Nixon Treasurer We were proud when 55 members of our class were honored by being taken unto the Torch Socuety Once again when football season rolled around we were happy to see quute a few of our seniors looking luke All State material Although the season s record was not too umpressuve we topped ut off by rolling to a decusuve vuctory over our cross town ruvals the Pony Express Thus uncudentally gave us the WHTN trophy for another year We were again the largest hugh school un Cabell County with an enrollment of IZO6 There were quute a few congratulations bestowed upon Mr Aldo Palettu when hus wufe presented hum with a bouncing baby boy What an athlete h ll make' Sore eyes were common when gauly colored plauds and char treuse socks became the fad that year The gurls b gan cutting their hair shorter and wearing boys V necked sweaters At the East Central gam our class was well represented by Muss Maruorue Brammer as Muss Hughlander with Donna Weant and Juanuta Pennington as attendants Makung our hut parade thus year were such songs as Tennessee Waltz The Thing Nevertheless All My Love Thunkung of You Harbor Lughts and My Heart Crues for You Rapudly becoming a pop ular pastime here at Hughlandervulle was old fashioned square dancung and coming back unto the limelight was the old favorite the Charleston As June approached ut was hard to believe that our funal year was comung to a close Wuth a tear un our eye and a lump un our throat we solemnly mounted the steps for our last appearance on the stage as a Hugh lander Yes although our three years as Highlanders are ended they wull not easuly be forgotten and as we slowly wend our way through the funal passage we turn our heads and fondly cast our last look toward M morv Lane BOB WILLIS BOB NIXON . . . , 9 I . I . I u I , , . , - I I I ' I I . , . 9 ' II ' If II II r I ' ' II II . . I I W . I Ill ' ' II ' I D IA I ' I ' 4 . , . ' . ' I A l ' . . . . . , A , . . . - . I , I ' ' I I ' 1 ized and as our officers we chose: David Martin, Presidentg Paul Don Niday, - 1 ' 1 I I ' D , . . . I 1 I I ' al 4 4 ' . . ' e ' ' ' - . - e Il Il ' Il ll II II II II ' .4 Il I I I I I ll ' ll II - II - ' . I . . I . . - I . . . . . ,, ,, , . I ' I ' - I . I l , Q I T' 1 Pagf' .X mly XII! 1