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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

M ' an 4 1952 , A V fs , pf.. ,I L' i I 6 QV: Csfxlgs .AXIQ 1: Eastfl-I1 if X HUNTINGTON EAST HIGH SCHOOL HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA .J fl ' 5 A , is a ' f l , O :II-A .J re: Ti: 5 1 Ez1stfHi edited and managed by some short and tall lassies and laddies, to wit . . . . . . a series of illustrated stories of lassies and laddies, their clans, their transactions socially, and their sporting events on the highlands at . . . HUNTINGTON EAST HIGH SCHOOL HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA 4-+++ PATRICIA ANN WORKNIAN BOEEYE JEAN DURAN ROBERT Louis STARR ROBIZRTA ANN INIEADONYS SARA JEAN FLOYD GAIL YvoNN1i GILKERSON MARY ELEANOR INICHOLAS CAROLE JEAN LEAm1oN CARMEN JUNE XVARREN KENNETH LYLH JENKINS LINDA LEE Too1.EY DELORES ANN WELLs DAVID LEE DlINI.Al' f Q A N, ,ff K la 5 4- 3, a I ,,..W,,.... ' TQ M -,, . 51 A as , gn. W A I b. v ,:. 'KN - ' .. ,,,,.m,- - . H 'A 1.1 ' ' u.pwP3n'L:n'L WMM, h 'i'i 5 'NQ.d-M 4ZQ9'w'f'4' 'px , -WW' '.1 'ffK-'h ,..wW.mMw1- ' -f ,A K ' ..,f-wh .V wf K -LfAfsw.w ,tw v ,w.X,f,.1mQ:w-N? :,M., -W I K g,.,+..f?,qm Q, K we 'ik -,w.,. ' i L L 2 I ,,..-W' Gatherin' o' the Clans ..... . . . brings us together here on the highlands at Huntington East for anither good year o' friendship, work, and guid times taegither as auld guid friends and acquaintances should do f '50, I 0 fl 'fr :ll g AQ J 'QV' 41: cf Lf' 'qi .I Nl O - .Q hit. if J' s - A 507 Til S122 Y.- 1 Wu' P Auld 7'C7TlC7?lbT6l7'LCC O, guid com' pcmionships, 0' bowny games: while cl wcc bit rf study THE Loma or Us A GENTEEL EDUCATION XVI' THE VIEW o' BET' TERIN' ouR SITUATION IN LIEE. AND OFFER ADVICE IN ooMMoN DISORDER. GRATIS. A' --pb' ' R Cffulfyl ' I I.-'I' Iwi Ax' K 0 0 0 one wha' knows wha' he knows C, V. BOYER The Chieftain and Laifrd is arbiter in clan fi'-WW? disputes and such. He niust free the neccitous frae arrears oieafnin' and maintain such wha, 1 'Q 8s 9 5 stvg' X f S .5 by accident are fallen tae to total decay. AQ , l y X ogx A ga-xv MR. D, W. Fox, dcan of lwuys, is unc of thc must familiar and wcllfknuwu figures in tlic scliuol. Ho lias scvcral Llillcrcnt jolws such as. lwy's artcmlciicc, sclicnlulcs. and liclping Mr. Liglitncr in thc Tradcscliool. Mr. Fox is assistcnl lay Miss Hclcn Diddlc. Mcanlows. A: Mr. Riissmiscllc rics, A: Bias, B: Miss Dinlallc. XX'riglil. XXI Vv'a1'i'cn. C: Vx7liitc, M: Mrs, Underwood: Hensley, AI: Lake, l licwcll, L: Bcarnl. N: Dixon, Blake, L: McClure. C. Avis, M: Bcnnctt, L: Puwcll, S: Kaclicl- 3 ln Picture ENCLISH CLASS ls it :in :uljcctivc or :ln aiulvcrli' Wliiw wrotc that story wr who wmtc tliait pucm, :irc prolmlwly qucstiwns aiskcd lwy Mi's. c31lI'l10llllI1'S scconnl pcriml supliniiimc English class. Tlicy :irc studying ai pic' turc of Rip Vain Wiiikll-, xi clizirgictcr in lrving's faunous story. and Story SPEECH CLASS Tlic first pcriml Spuccli Class :xml tlic ufliccrs of thc Spcccli Clulv :irc lczurniiig that hljill1f0Il'llI1lC is tlis: universal :nrt tliait' clalrilics alll moaning. Mrs. Vaillcslcy. ncw tcaiclicr tliis ycur, wzitclics Blll'lW1ll'Ql, ,lcwcl ilml Jimmie ling :xml 'llisnlziiiif' 2'55'+f- of ' , ' 'ff V - Friends, Romans LATIN CLASS Tlic advanccd Latin class, studying Virf gil. arc gatlicrcd around thc ncw Latin tcachcr. Miss Pat Grady. Shc is giving thcin an cxplanatinn nf unc of thc sccncs pcrtaining to classical lifc. Cnralisc, Bnhliyc -lcan, Nancy, Jackic, Pat. Dum' thy arc listcning attcntivcly. Senors, Senoritas SPANISH CLUB Miss Kathlccn Hndgc and hci sccund ycar Spanish class gathf crcd around thc piano singing thcir favoritc Spanish slings Can you find Connic, Suc, Luis Clara, Lcala. Thrcc Bnhs, Pat Gcnc, jack, Richard, Qlim, Burl ncy. and Gary. ii l Secretaries Salesladies TYPING CLASS Someelay you may Walk into an imporf tant business oilice and see one of these girls busily typing. They are preparing for any typing problem which may occur. These harcl working people are the future typists of America. ccS'W'S'Xn ccK'I'K'Saa Earn while you learn DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Earn while you learn. That is exactly what the members of Miss Wei11burger's Distributive Education class do. These students attend high school two hours a clay and the rest of the day is spent working in local stores. In this picture Peggy Gallamore gives Angie Dean a salcstalk on a sweater. Mr. Ray Viers, Mrs. Lynette Curtis Left to right-First Row: David, Patricia, Helen, Lawrence, Marinell, Stewart, Carole, Gail Second Row: Gaynel, Frances, Bobby, Kenny, Betty Third Row: Jeannine, Phyllis, Bill, Shirley Fourth Row: Don, June, Jaunita, George, Richard, Richard ...We MUSIC APPRECIATION Students entering the music course offered at Huntington East are given the full advantage of wellfrounded and carefully planned classes. Classes otfered in this field are Music Appreciation, Glee Cluhs, and Harmony. Those wanting to he music majors usually take Music Appreciation in their sophomore year along with Junior Glee Cluh. However there is no restriction concerning which year it is taken since it can he had either of the three years. Cn the other hand, Harmony is given only to seniors, considering the fact that it is diiiicult to understand without the hacking of a couple of years experience. sing to thee MN. ,W ,,..-f--- he wfm, is X3 w JL... 41,0412 Kbfifw Eg M, ,3 ,,Lg,,MA f ,W 1 Lf- 1 ,f 5 2 3 N M A Z XXX 'fini gf L gi' k V W-L, .. A 9. ,L sis? . gtg cw. H,........ --,-----'W' ' - M . .. 1 52 ,IC iv X ' I , N I T 5 S ff E K X XX aff' af' X 1 fi ' A 52 if 5 X 'TR A A ,, W. -, f ,Sf J!-Jia. si fi? ' -S' 1 ff 1 . ibm, g Q 5 5 2 we 1' if if G Q ' q 5 R A L 93 L QR Q ,gh ' - ,, ..-nf , nw w lf.. 4 'd.- gy N, X if , K ifffqm' 1 Ni 4 1 ' H' 2 4' f Q ff f. 'fa , .f , 1 . : 'V 1 , Mqif' 3 fi?-5 MW. - K ' - .X wwf! sg - . ::f,. , Sir k Q V A3 , wwf' - L, If .I L -,L A -b 4 . 1 Z' h . ,. QM' rf 43 ' ' s 11 Q , if Fx: is I Q .V ,, A ' L' 7W'Wff'. 5? :Wlff - f1,.3Lf M1-7' .-newifff2fQQig,' ' ' A ,- K x - . ,Q . f A W. -H 51-JV. 5,1f-Qizrsmfrg?-,LQ -MQW Q-par'-kf..4 gwffk jf Qffzgfil'-Q, . X U' A, x L ii ' ' I X - A f M, ,, , yew-H ,Mfxf':gL-' ,,W,,.W- Q u ,L ,g i X-w'W,,., . 1Mvv++pf:'rqggggg,355gg5q,.-1-jf5,,,..wx1-rw X ' ,, ,L,b , 'E Economics Class from Mi', Gill Business Leaders of the Future ART CLASS Art Class incmbcrs. putting finishing touches on oil and water color paintings to hc cntcrctl in thc annual Statc and National Scholastic Art Contest. Ot 45 picccs cntcrcd SS won rccognition. Studcnts in thc picturc arc: Rclaccca Ivlarshall. Carolyn Swishcr, -limmic Nlcfloinas, Clyilc Scott, .lean Kingslcy and Rcgina Vsfcllman. -. l Bonny Games C IRL'S PHYSICAL E DUCATION CLASS Hcrc wc scc sums of the sports which :irc given in thc girls physical ctluciitinn clzisscs. More than 370 girls in thc sopliomorc :intl junior claisscs cntcr into the fun of wllcy hull, hzislccthzill, soft' hull, tqilwlc tennis, hgitlminton, aicrizll tlairts, :intl othcr zictivitics. BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION Up, down, up, down. Thcsc arc f'nnili:1r wnrtls of Mr. Pulctti, Mr. Umlcrwnntl, :intl stutlcnt tcziclicrs from Mairshaill College, urgf ing the hoys nn with their cxcrciscs in thc Boys Gym. Everything from ping pong on the insitlc tn snfthzill on thc nutsitlc is nifcrctl for thc hny's fun hut thcy will zigrcc that it is hard work. 'f - if-v 1 , . ' 4 :AAA-....,'i.. , XX .,, , ?, x,,,., , Y l Ll 55 ' if I rr ,- ..... --.'--.. fr I I Q MW X,..0...-.a-wav K aug i C, .X S xsfgx., xg: ,- k V ,.......-w.-..,.......--- 'al' Y, fi ' 3: ' -Q iwzrfarji Q 1 I X M ,. ', . .vga a ,, A asm. I wx 'E I. 'fl ' Q 9 ,X 1 E' W' li uf N..-x .mi , . Rn . 63' ? .SQ-Q!! 'T 5 ,Jeff , nz M 1 - ' rf LX: . 5' QQ. , G IQ 'V x ,N Nu-5'-Q, , -wi? hz?-fx L mx, , 'T' Qi h VH, H x n Y 1 ,El QQ j f 0 s i ,411 AUTOPRINT SHOP The photographer found Don Nun' le Printin f 1nz1'or runnin Y off Pa es 7 vu 1f4 of the students news waiver The 7 Bagpipes. The press Don is using is Il hand' press. The shop has 5 presses. Fourteen boys are majoring in Print' ing, said Mr. Morzlii, instructor. In Auto Shop, the boys eonduct a motor analysis. i Wwg Ms' -. X-Nw :ax ...K , 'wg Q A- N ge: Sw ' ., Ss 5 K .V3 4,, ' is 4 ' ' . 'VJ , r P F ' ,, r A r he -' g 1 it . ' jr Aw VV L N , 4 i f-1, 1 if 'A A. W fa, 5 rw. 5 3, rl 7 , I W . 73. ' Y' 41 , V I M 5 , W ,.,r?f,f,'q Q ' V 3- 5 sr, YQ I vp.' 4' , ,Mg -f::f- 1---sw A 2 6 ,QI I 4' ' X A 5 X-fx, E Fwy!! LQ E ya - xx J ii , l IL -m f - 1 'IMAX . y Q ,..k 4 ' F R . -. t I Q r s Q1 X 'Q Nxx N Xi ff ' ' A - LQ. N' Q: wx- Q 5 A fj ' ' N ,sf 1.2 :Q M Y? if gn xxinrfl fe , ' .tw .1 xl I ax M fi! h V ' if ,.:,. If - , 3 1 1 x K 335 i .-fl Q xi EQ. 3, if N , x? ' A 1- ' ' 3 Ls.:-, My it W The way to a man's heart Cooking The way to a 11131155 heart is through his stomaeh. These are wise words and you gals with your eye on a man had hetter take heed. If you want to learn how to eoolc and do it right, take a eourse in cooking at East. Here you have all the conveniences of a modern kitchen. You not only learn what to Cook hut how to cook it. So all you girls planning on a home of your own and who isn't, better take a year or so of eooking. Sewing The iirst period sewing elass is learning to make and line their own coats. Miss Glick is explaining to Gladys Stew' art how to eut a lining for a eoat. Looking on are Willzi Jean Franklin, Theda Frank' lin and Dorothy Iviarshall. Here on the hill gather the Highlanders frae different clans ol the city . . . each clan is designated by their dialect and characterf istics . . . the High' landers are a bundle oacontradictions . . . generous, independent . . . worldly and pious . . . Practical and ideal' istic . . . prejudiced and open minded. Classes 'Q J 4IJ J Class Cfficers DON 'I'noM1'soN GLENN HuNTxsa YvoNN1s GILKIQRSON SENIOR OFFICERS Glenn Hunter, Don Thompson and Yvonne Gilkerson were elected as the Senior Ofhcers this year by the popular vote of the senior class. The president, Glenn Hunter, came from Enslow Junior High School. Glenn is a member of the Torch and Varsity H Clubs. He is majoring in science and plans to be a chiropotlist. Don Thompson, Slim because of his 6'4 height, was elected vice' president. He also hails from Enslovv Junior High School and is a familiar figure on the football field and basketball floor. Don is major' ing in math and plans to be an electrical engineer. Yvonne Gilkerson, one of the busiest young misses in H. E. H. S., was named Secretary and Treasurer. Yvonne is well known for her musical talent. Her ambition is to be a comptometer operator and to continue with her singing. Senior Chieftans Senior Council Members lst row: Mr. Simonette: Clark ,l.: Caldwell L.: Tooley L.: McClure, C.: Dixon, Put' rick E.: Kincaid K. 2nd row: Collins Porter P.: Fenner P.: lviorrison E.: Gil' kerson Y.: Synder S.: Fugute H.: Birehileld D.: Carroll 3rd row: Moser D.: NVheatley T.: Davis H.: Hunter G.: Mat' thews L.: Sullenherger D.: Hay T.: Thompson D.: Fisher G. SENIOR STEERING The Senior Steering Committee of Huntington Exist headed hy elziss president, Glen Hunter, is very proud to have heen the first to intro- duce the new hall monitors. This has proved to be :L great help as well ns an inspiration to the under elzissmen. This group nets to initiate any worthy sehool project. Mr. Simonette is eluss sponsor. ADAMS, SIDNEY HOPE Sid -Commerceg Speech Club ADKINS, BERNIE W.-COmlHCfCC1 Senior Steering Committee AD KINS, Di5NfCl1lI1l11CfCC1 Basketball AD RIN s, DORIS JEAN--COIHIHCFCC AIJKINS, DOYLE Pickles -Commerce, Speech Club, Monitor ADKINS, JERRY HAROLI3 Jerk -Printing AILINS, GLENN Aloe -Mathg Spanish Club, Speech Club ANDERSON, PIIYLLIS Jo Phil MCommcrecg Bag' pipe Staff, S. I. P. A. Convention, Majorctte AYIERS, HAROLD El5WARl7'1R8dl0 BARTON. HELEN-COIUIUCTCCL Torch BAUMGARDNER, RICHARD-Commerce, Varsity H. BEARD, NANCY Beard -Latin: Torch, YfTeen, S.S.S. Club, Latin Club, Community Living Club BENNETT, LEILA FRANCESfSOCiHl Studies: Spanish Club, Community Living Club BERRY, PAUL-History: Speech Club, Glcc Club, Community Living Club BIAS, BARBARA JEAN Bobby -Commerccg Speech Club BIAS, LOREN T. Biasie -Auto Shop BIAS, NANCY LOU Nance -Home Economics: Latin Club, Home Ec. Club, Community Living Club BILLS, JIM M. Wild Bills -Commerce: Varsity H, Community Living Club, Football, S.S.S. Club BIRCHFIELD, DOROTHY MARIE Dody fCommcrcc: Speech Club, Senior Steering Committee, Attendant Miss Highlander BLACK, GENE Babe -Auto Shop BLIFFEN, PEGGY ANN-Home Ec.g S.S.S. Club BOSTER, DALE-M6ClX. Drawingg Football, Basket' ball BOSTON, JOHNNY CLAYTON-Math, Band BROXVN, DIXIE LEE-History: Home Ee., Monitor. S.S.S. Club, Community Living Club BROWNING, RAYMOND LESTER Bo -Printing BROWNING, ROBERT 'Bob'--Electric BRUNTY, BARBARA JEANiHome Economicsg Home Economics Club, Monitor BUCHANAN, MARY LRE--Home Economicsg S.S,S. Club, Torch BIIRCIIAM, PHYLLIS Itchie -Commerce: Torch, Speech Club BLIREL, BETTY CAROL-Historyg Speech Club, Com' munity Living Club BIIRRIS, EDXVIN EUGENE Eddie -Commerceg s.s.s.i Club, Speech Club, Community Living Club BUTLER, XIERNA JEAN-COIHIITCYCCQ S.S.S. Club CARELL, WILLIAM Big Bill -Commerce: Torch, Band, Speech Club, S.S.S. Club CALDXVELL, LOIS JEAN Losey -Home Economicsg Home Economics Club, S.S.S. Club, Senior Steering Committee, Community Living Club CARPENTER, ROBERT Bob -Math CARICO, RONALD-Printingg Football, Basketball CARROL, JOHN Bo Bo fMachine Shop: Senior Steering Committee Conn, RAYMOND Corn Cob -Printing CARR. NANCY CAROLYN H-Commerceg YfTeens, S.S.S. Club CARTER, ELOISE-Home Economics CHAFPIN, DONALD Pinner -Science, Latin Club CIIAFIPIN, MIKE-CHbinCt Makingg Torch CIIAPMAN, CRYSTALIQE Chris -Home Economicsg Latin Club, Home Economics Club CHAPMAN, JAMES EARL jim -Mathg Torch, Span' ish Club, Key Club, Boys' State, Basketball CHAPMAN, ROBERT Little Jug -Sheet Metal CHARLES, -IOE1MCCl1HlliCHl Drawingg Band, Com- munity Living Club CHILDERS, JANET-Commerceg S.S.S. Club CLARK, CORALISE Smokie -Lating Latin Club, Speech, S.S.S. Club, Torch CLARIQ, DONALD RAY-Commerce, Torch CLARK, RUTH JEAN Jeanie -Home Economics: Senior Steering Committee, Community Living Club CLARK, PE.KRL-HOIIIC Economics: Torch, Home Economics Club, Community Living Club C0IfIfMAN, JANET Lou Jan -Commerceg A Cap' pella Choir, S.S.S. Club, Torch CoLLIN:s, JACK Moo Moo KCommerceg Football, Community Living Club Cook, JOHANNA Lou Cookie -Commerce: Home Economics Club CRAwFoRD, RICHARD Dick -History CRIST, CHARLES Chick 52 wArchirectuml Drafting CULP, MAX-Mechanical Drawingg Basketball, Base' ball CURTIS, JEANW-HOIIIC Economics, Home Economics Club CUTRIGHT, JOHN CIItty -Mechanical Drawing: S.S.S. Club, Hi-Y, Community Living Club CYRUS, BARIIARA Cookie -Artg Torch DARI INC, BIQTTY Lou--Commerce: Home Economics Club DAVIS. HIQRMAN--Art: Art Club, Senior Steering Committee, Spanish Club, Latin Club DAXK'KINS, HEIBERT-Languagesg Spanish Club, Hi'Y, Latin Club DEAN, ROBERT L. Bob -Commerce, Spanish Club, Torch, Community Living Club DEMPSIIY, JAMES CALVIN-MHthCmHtiCSQ Torch DENNY, RAYMOND1SOCi2ll Studiesg Latin Club, Band, Community Living Club DIISIQINS, HAROLD E.--Mathematics, Monitor DIx0N, JACQUHLINIQ SLIIQ Suzie -Social Studies: Latin Club, Torch, YfTeens, Community Living ClIIb DORAN, BOBBYE JEAN Boo -Latin: Art Club, Latin Club, Torch, YfTeens, Annual Staff D0wIs, BlLLiM8Cl1il1C Shop DLINLAP, DAVID-Math, HifY, Speech Club, Monif tor, Baseball, Annual Staff, Varsity H, Senior Play DLITTON, ARNOLD-A6f0l1HllfiCS l FIQNNHR, PATTY JEAN'-W-C0InIIIerceg Speech Club, DYIaR, fxl'STlNf'I.ill1gll1lll9S1 Math, Spanish Club, Latin Club EASTI-Iom, jovciz LUCILLI5-eCommerce: Art Club Exim, MAR1:I'IiRITIe M:Irgie f Home Economics: Torch EIILION. lJ0NALD'4L1ll1l.lllIlgCZ Latin Club FARRIS, MARY L0U4Musicg Torch, Spanish Club FAIILILNHR, ELIIANOR RuTIIMCommerceg Speech Club, S.S.S. Club, Community Living Club, Cheerleader S.S.S FIaRuusoN, FIaRc:IIsoN. Club BOBHYfElCCfl'iC Shop WILLIALI Bill -Social Studies: Spanish Club, A Cappella Choir, Community Living Club, Monitor FIsIfIIeR, GILBERT F. Gil -fHScience: Key Club, Torch, A Cappella Choir, Senior Steering ComIIIittec FITZPATRICK, joy GLIQIE-Home Economics: S.S.S. Club FLAVIN, RICIIARII Dick -Science FLoYn, SARA JIIAN Sarie N-Art: Art Club, Speech Club, Annual Staff FORE, NANCY Joe e-Coxnmerce FoSTIeR, DAVID Hot Rod -Scienceg HifY FRANKLIN, TIIIenAMHome Economicsg Home Ec. Club, S.S.S. Club, Y-Teens FRANKLIN, WILLA JEAN fAdamsJ - Home Eco' nomics: Home EC. Club, Ofhce Assistant, Torch FREEMAN, LARRY-4Mechanical Drawing: Printing Funuia, FRIin CLINTON Clint -Science: Latin Cl ub, Monitor FuuA1'Ia, FREITA-HOIHC Economicsg S.S.S. Club FUGATII, HELEN Fugie -Music: A Cappella Choir, Senior Steering Committee GESNER, DoRoTIIY ANNIE Dottie -Commerceg Speech Club, S.S.S. Club GlLKIiRSON, YVONNE-Music: A Cappella Choir, S.S.S. Club, Annual Staff, Senior Class Sect: Treas., Monitor GOCHENOIIR, JIIANNINIT-History: Latin Club, Torch GOODIN, DELMAS-SCiCHCC, Latin, Latin Club, Monitor, Senior Play GOSNAY, CHARLES Cy -Sheet Metal, Varsity H., Football GRAHAM, VERONA ELIZABETH-Math, Science: Latin Club, Speech Club, YfTeens, Bagpipes, Monitor GRAY, BERNARD-Art, Art Club GRIZZJZL, LEONARD-Machine Shop GRUBIER, GLORIA FAY-Math, Science, Latin Club, S,S.S. Club GRUBUR, GRETA GAY-COIIUHCICCQ Latin Club, Speech Club, Monitor CUE. DOROTHY LEA ..D0ttiC -QCOIHHICTCCZ S.S.S. Club GUINN, DONALD Sam fDrafting HANSIIAXKV, THEODORE R. Teddy HCoInmerccg Community Living Club HARBOUR, BILL BYRON Willy -Langtiagzcz Band, Monitor HANER, WILLIAM Bill -Scienceg Band HARBOUR, CLYDE IRVIN Herk -Welding HARLEss, DONALD DOn gMathematics HARPER, DOLORES JEAN Do Do -Commerce HATTEN, JULIA ANN Judy --Commerce, Speech Club, Torch, Majorette, Senior Play HAY, 'TONY JEFFERS-Science, Latin: Latin Club, Senior Steering Committee, Community Living Club HAZLETT, HAROLD+AW1l5KldWOfk HIEALY, JERRY 'LBiscuit -Latin Club, S.S.S. Club HECK, Lois PEARL Pearlie -Social Studies HENNEN, RAY-Radio HENSLEY, JEANNINE--Science, Latin Club, Speech Club, Torch HOAG, ROBERT Bob -Science, Key Club, Torch HOLNIAN, HARRY Homer -Radio HOUSER, THOMAS Tommy -Math, Band, Com' munity Living Club HOXVARD, KEITH RAY-SClCllCC HIIEE, DOROTHY LEE Dottie -Commerce HUOHES, KAY-Aft, Art Club, Torch, Miss High' lander HUMPHREYS, GEOROE DAVID Humpy fSocial Studies: Speech Club, Band, Bagpipes Staff, Senior Play HUNTER, GLENN GENE-fSCiCI1CCQ Key Club, Torch, Baseball, Boys' State, President of Senior Class HLIRST, JEANNINE Chicken -Home Economics, Spanish Club, Senior Glee Club JEFFERSON, BARBARA B.J. -Social Studies, Speech Club, S.S.S. Club, Community Living Club, Senior Play JENKINS, L. KENNETH Flash --History, Speech ClIIb, Bagpipes Staff, Annual Stall, Community Living Club JENKINS, VERNON EUGENE1PI'il1til'lg JOI-INSON, ROBERT Wildcat -Key Club, Speech Club JOHNSON, DONALD 'LKel1y -Math, S.S.S. Club, Latin, Key Club, Boys' State JONES, FRANCES MAI5 Fran -Music: Latin Club, S.S.S. Club, Orchestra, A Cappella Choir, Y' Tcens, Senior Play KACIIELRIES, ANNA LOIS-C0llllllCl'CCL S.S.S. Club, Community Living Club KINCAID, KATHRINE ANN Kay YMathg A Cap- pella Choir, Senior Glee Club, Latin Club, S.S.S. Club, Orchestra, Senior Play KINOSLEY, CAROLE MAE-iSClCl1CCQ Latin Club, Torch, Attendant to Miss Highlander, Senior Play KIRK, SAMUEL THOMAS ToInIny --Latin, Latin Club, Speech Club, Hi-Y KISOR, TED Ted -'Radio KNIGHT, EZRA EARL Timmie --History, Speech Club, HifY Club, Senior Play KNIGHT, RAYMOND E.-Printing LAFON, DANNY K C Kid -Meclmanieal Drawingg Community Living Club LAEON, HOWARD Hank -Sheet Metal LAGRANGE, VJILLIAM--Speech, Band LAKE, WILLIAM Bill -Mechanical' Drawing, Key Club, Football LAMBERT, JANET-Commerceg junior Glee Club LAYMAN, BILL Cherokee -Social Studies: Speech Club, Spanish Club, Football, Hi-Y LEADMON, CAROLE IRAN-Commerce, S.S.S. Club, YfTeens, Annual Staff, Home Economics Club, Monitor LEWIS, GAIL-Math, Torch Liaxvls, JOHN john L. -Artg Art Club LINTON, NANCY1C0ll1mCfCCQ Chemistry, Commun ity Living Club LOCKHART, HELEN-Home Economics, Community Living Club LUCAS, DON Little Luke -Mechaxmical Drawing, Football MARKS, CONNIE Sue -Home Economics: Home Economics Club, Community Living Club MARSHALL, DOROTHY MAE DOttie'l-Home Eco' nomics Club, Community Living Club MARTIN, BEULAH Pug -Commerce, junior Glce Club, Home Economics Club lVlARTlN, ELIZABETH ANNETTE Betty --- Art: Science MART1N, JOLIN-Woodwork MATTliENVS, LARRYF-Math and Seicnecg HifY Club, Latin Club, Art Club, Senior Steering Com' mittee, Speech Club, Senior Play MAXXX'ELL, SARA-COIIIHICYCCZ Yffecns, Home Eco' nomics Club, Ir. Glee Club MAYS, KATHRINE -- History, Community Living Club, Home Economics Club, A Cappella Choir MCCLAIN, JAMES Jim -Vocational Science MCCLASREY, THAROL-Auto Shop MOCLURE, CONNIR MARIE-Art: Speech Club, Art Club, Spanish Club, Majorette MOCLURE, DON-Woodwork IVlCCl.URE, RONALD Mac -Scienceg S.S.S. Club, Community Living Club MOCOLLINS, ROBERT-fwoodwurkg Football MCCOMAS, JAMES I. lxJim Aft1 Art Club, Speech Club, Band MCDONIE, SALLY ANN Little jewel -Social Studiesg Home Economics, Community Living Club MCGINNIS. GLORIA IACQUELINE jackie -Latin: Speech Club, S.S.S. Club, Torch MCLEOD, DOROTHY JUNE Dot -Home Economics: Home Economics Club MCN1iELY, FREDRICIL-Electric Shop lVlliABON, M.KRY-MllSiCZ Latin Club, A Cappella Choir, Torch, Orchestra MIEAIDOWS, AMAZON LOU-Social Studies, Orchestra, A Cappella Choir MliAI70XX'S, DORIS Jean -Commerce, Community Living Club, Senior Play MEADOWS, RODERTA ANN-COmIlICfCCQ Annual Staff, Community Living Club IVIEADOXVS, RONALD EUGENE-Commerce, Driver Ed. Club, Community Living Club MILLER, ANNA LOUISE-Home Economics, Art Club, Home Ee. Club, Glce Club, YfTeens MILLER, LOIS ELAINE-Commerce, Y'Teens, Or' chcstra MINOR. VERNON-CODIIIICTCCQ Key Club, Com' munity Living Club lVlOllAYliD, RIcIIARDsAScienceg Latin Club, Monitor MOESER. DONALD Muse -Social Studies: Speech Club, Art Club, Community Living Club, Senior Steering Committee, Monitor MOORE. FAYE-Commerceg Spanish Club, S.S.S. Club MORRIS, PHYLLIS-COIIIIHCYCCQ Speech Club, Com- munity Living Club MORRIS, MARGARET ANN-COIIIIHCFCC MORRISON, EMMA Emmic Lou --Speech Club, Senior Steering Committee, Community Living Club MOSS, BOB LEE Bobby -Mathematics, Football, Basketball MYERS, JAMES Buddy -Drafting NAl'IER, DONALD-Commerce, Monitor NELSON, BILL-Art: Art Club, A Cappella Choir NliXXfTON. JOYCE-Aft, Art Club, Latin Club, S.S.S. Club NICFIOLAS, MARY joe -Commcrceg Speech Club, Torch, Annual Staff, Senior Play NOEL, ROBERT Bob -S.S.S. Speech Club NUNLEY, JENNINGS-Aeronautics OHLsoN, SYLVIA Moe -Mathg Torch, S.S.S. Club, A Cappella Choir, Latin Club OLDAI-QER, ROBERT-RildiO O'NE1L, JAMES PARKER, PEGGY Speedy -Social Studiesg YfTeens, Bagpipes, Community Living Club PARSONS, WILNIA-COIIIIIICYCCZ Community Living Club, Home Economics Club PATRICK, Es'rHER MA!i Topsy --Connncrccg S.S.S. Club, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Speech Club, Torch, Senior Steering Committee, Bagpipes PEARsoN, LliTAfCOI11I'l1CI'C6 PERRY, CLARA ANNfL3I1gLlllf1C1 Spanish Club, S.S.S. Club, A Cappella Choir, Community Living Club, Y-Teens PORTER, PAu1.vArt PORTER, PHYLLIS JEAN1C0llllllCfCC POWEL,L, SARAH VIRGINIAYCOIIIIIICFCC POWERS, KAY-7CUlllIllCl'CC, Social Studies PRATER, NANCY Nance --Spanish, S.S.S. Club, Speech Club, Y-Teens PRICE, ROY Buster -Math, Varsity H, Football PYLQMAN, MARY ALlCElCUIl1IllCfCCQ S.S.S. Club RAIRDEN, DoN Pin Head -Printingg Varsity H., Basketball, Baseball RANKIN, WILLIAM-Math, Varsity H., Community Living Club RAY, PATfDistributivc Education RAYBURN, DAVID Sam -Scicnccg HifY, Band, Latin Club, Community Living Club REED, PATTY-Social Studicsg Art Club, Speech Club, Y-Teens, Senior Play REINHARDT, FRED ''Buckcy -Mathematicsg Latin Club Rises, ARLEN-Scienccg Latin Club, Torch Rico, JANET YvoNNE jan -Artg Speech Club, Bagpipes, Torch, Senior Play ROACH, Jo ANN Io -Commerce, S.S.S. Club ROACH, WILLIAM-Langiiageg Band, Latin Club SANDERS, JACK-AUCC Shop SEDINGER, DEANiM3thCIH8tiCSQ Latin Club, Basket- ball, Baseball SCARBERRY, JANET Ian -Coinmerce SCOTT, PAULINE LAVERNE-COIDIDCICC SHEETS, RICHARD-Historyg Speech Club, Spanish Club SHOPE, FRED-COITIITICYCCQ Community Living Club SIGLER, DON-History SMALLRIDGE, WILLIAM Bill -Printing SMITH, BARBARA ANNE Smittec -Musicg A Cap- pella Choir, Senior Glee Club, S.S.S. Club, Latin Club, Torch SMITII, JAMIIs SInythc -Science SMITII. OPAL--COIIIIIICYCC SMITH, PATRICIA Pat -Coiuincrceg Coliimunity Living Club SMITH, ROSKNNA MAE Rosie -Social Studies, Cominunity Living Club SNYDER, MARGARET SUE Susie -Musicg Spanish Club, A Cappella Choir, Senior Steering Coin' mittee, CoInmunity Living Club SNYDER, ANTHA JOAN ''Frenchie -Commerce5 Art Club SOVINE, WILLIARI GAYLE Bill -Music: A Cap' pella Choir, Latin Club, HifY, S.S.S. Club, Senior Steering Committee, Senior Play, Torch SOWARDS, IRIS ANN Arkie -Coinmcrccg Torch, Bagpipes SPEED, JEANNINE Speedy -Commerce, S.S.S. Club, Speech Club SPURLOCIL, AUDREYiLHCillQ Latin Club, Spanish Club, Speech Club, Torch SPURLOCK, JACK Chief -Commerceg Drum Major, Orchestra SPURLOCK, RAYMOND-Sheet Metal STARR, ROBERT Louis Bob --Science, Mathc- maticlig Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Baseball, Torc ug! STEELE, MARJORIE NOREEN Margie -Home Eco' nomicsg A Cappella Choir, S.S.S. Club, Office, Torch, Home Economics Club STEPHENS, CHARLES LEE-Radio STEVENS, ESTLE Frog --Machine Shop STEWART, GLADYS ADELE-HOHIC Economics STOLLINOS, SANDRA Sandy -Commerce, Latin Club, S.S.S. Club STUART, BARBARA LOUISE Pixie -Latin, Latin Club, S.S.S. Club SULLliNBliRGER, DONALD Sully fMathg Latin Club, Orchestra, Senior Steering Committee SWANN, LARRY-Machine Shop SXVEENEY, HELEN Podwoskey -Social Studies TABOR, CLIFFORD DOUGLAS Cliff -Music: A Cap' pella Choir, Spanish Club, Speech Club, Band, S.S.S. Club TATUM, JESSIE LEE-Social Studicsg Cheerleader TERRY, RAY-Social Studies, Latin Club THOMAS, ANDREW Andy -Scienceg Latin Club THOMPSON, DONALD Don --Mathematics: Foot' ball, Basketball, Baseball THOMPSON, ROY JOE--Mathematics: Spanish Club, S.S.S. Club WETHIZRHOLD, CARL EDNVARD Eddie -Welding TOOLEY, LINDA LEE Lindy -Bookkeepingg Senior Steering Committee, S.S.S. Club, Annual Staff, Torch TUCRER, RICHARD Dick -Science, Math, Speech Club, Latin Club, Torch TURLEY, ARTHUR Turk -Science, Math, Speech Club, Torch WALTHALL, RICHARD A. Dick -Science, Spanish Club, S.S.S. Club WARREN, CARMEN JUNE Car june -Commcrccg S.S.S. Club, Oflice Assistant, Annual Staff WATSON, WALTER BRUCE-Social Studies, Speech Club WELILER, LINVILLE Lin -Social Studiesg Speech Club WELLS. DELORES ANN Iggie -Art, Spanish Club, S.S.S. Club, Annual Staff, Senior Glee Club WENTZ, ROBERT George -Math, Science,'Monitor WHEATLEY, FREDERICK EDWARD Tim -Math: Science, Senior Steering Committee, S.S.S. Club, Community Living Club ,I WIIITE, ROGER Whity :iCoInmerceg Band, Com' munity Living Club 5 O-NA w ,Q , A .A WILCOX, Lois ALDINIE-imUTli.6gl.E.C9DElI1iGL..Si2gA , ,., X D Club, S.S.S. Club XVILKEY, AARON DOUGLAS Doug -Mach, Science, Varsity H., Speech Club WILLIiTT, DELORES---COIIIIIICTCCQ MOl1lf0f, Com- munity Living Club XVILLIAMS, JEAN HOPE-Social Studies, Spanish Club, Speech Club WILSON, RICHARD DON Donnie -Social Studies, Speech Club, Band WINTERS, PATSY Pat SHome Economics: Bag' pipes, Speech Club, Majorette Woon, JOHN WILLIAM Bill -Welding WOOD, SHIRLEY JEAN -Commerce: Community Living Club XVOOIIRIIM, PATRICIA ANN Woodie -Science, Latin Club, Speech Club, S.S,S. Club NVOOTEN, GXVENDOLYN Gwen RConunerccg S.S.S. Club, Spanish Club, Senior Glee Club WORIQMAN, DOYLI5 Rando QScienceg Latin Club WORRLIAN, PATRICIA ANN Pat -Commerce, An' nual Staff, COIIIInunity Living Club WORRRIAN, ROSE ANN Rosie -Art, Torch, Latin Club, Art Club, Orchestra WORLEY, THOMAS RUSSELL Tom -Math, Science, Latin Club, Art Club, Orchestra WYKLE, MARGARET ANN Margie -Commerce, Torch, Latin Club, Orchestra WYRICIQ, FRANKLIN DELANO-Radio, S.S.S. Club YouNo, TEO-Auto Shop ZORNES, WILLIALI THOMAS Tommy -Social Stu' dies, Speech Club, Bagpipes Staff, Community Living Club AIIRINS, PHYLLIS GENEVIEVE Phil -Distributive Education BALL, JUANITA-Distributive Education BLAKE, EMILY A.-Distributive Education ,I X. 3 NA- EEN fi' T., f if A .E , CASTLEBERRY, JAMES RICHARD Jim -Distributivc Education CLATXVORTHY, EDWARD F. Ed - Distributivc Education DAMRON, PEGGY HELEN Peg - Distributivc Education DEAN, ZESTA ANGELENE Angie -Distributive Education HAMMlESliAHR, MARGARET LYNN Puddin -Dis' tributivc Education HAVENS, ANNA JEAN Annie - Distributivc Education GALLAMORE, PEGGY SUE-Distributive Education JARVIS, RONNIE C.--Distributive Education JOHNSON, AUDREY LEE Bug-Juice -Distributive Education JORDAN, JOHN FARNSWGRTH-Distributive Edu' cation KELLY, KATHLEEN Kelly --Distributive Education KINCAID, ARTHUR DELTON JR. A.D. -Distribmnf tive Education KNIGHT, JAMES Q.-Distributive Education KNOTTS, JOSEPH C.-Distributive Education PLYBON, ULAH MAE-Distributive Education POLING, RUTH ANN-DiStfiblltiVC Educationg Torch RAMEY, EVELYN L. Twinky -Distributivc Edu' Cadon RILEY, ELIZABETH M.-Distributive Education SONVARDS, ANNA R. Bamana -Distributivc Edu' cndon 1 STONE, WAYNE LEW--Distributivc Education SUMMERS, JOAN-Distributive Education XVAGNER, DAVID-Distributive Education WALKER, ARGYLE-Distributive Education ADKINS, PHYLLIS GBNEVIEVE-Distributive Edu' cadon BALL, JUANITA-Distributive Education BLAKE, EMILY A.-Distributive Education Class Typicals Eleventh Grade This year's typical juniors are Ann Stewart and Pat Jarrell. Some of the things that have classed them as typical arc: their ability to get along with everyone, their friendly smiles, and their activeness in school activities. Ann and Pat are well liked at East and have made many friends in the two years they have been attending our school. junior Council The Junior Steering Committee is made up of representatives from each junior home room and the officers of the Junior class. The oilicers are: President, Pat .larrellg Vice President, David Conleyg Secretary, Patsy Grayg and Treasurer, Mary Jo Sullivan. This committee is responsible for raising money for the -luniorfSenior Prom. They sponsored the junior Talent Show which was one of several ways hy which they raised money for the prom. HALL 135 Third Row: Mr. Hall: Davis, D Cummings, C: Dennison, E Dolen, W: Davis, N: Dillon F: Doughman, L. Second Row: Douglas, ll Dailey L: Damron, D: Craft, C Damron, C: Daniels, T: Dills C. First Row: Dudding, C: Craw ford, P: Dennison, P: Dillon A: Cyrus, M: Criddle, N. HASH 317 Third Row: Mrs. Hash: Arthur T: Adams, B: Anderson, C Bartholomew, A: Adkins, Vv' Barbour, ,ls Adkins, D: Bal' lard, B: Adkins, O. Second Row: Atkinson, D: Bar rett, G: Akers, G: Bellew, -I Anderson, D: Adkins, E: An derson, S: Adkins, 1: Bar' bour, B. First Row: Beavers, D: Beal, I Adams, D: Baber, I: Adkins D: AliH, D: Beaumont, V Ball, H: Avis, M. WATKINS 301 Fourth Row: Miss Watkins Black, G: Broee, J: Biek, R Bragg, W: Blake, E. Third Row: Bird, L: Booth, W Bias, H: Bova, F: Boster, O Brooks, D. Second Row: Bowen, L: Blake N: Boster, R: Boyd, D Brooks, P: Bowman, M: Bragg G: Burgess, S. First Row: Bell, W: Black, H Bevans, H: Blankenship, E Birkheimer, M: Bowles, J Booth, J: Blevins, M: Blake L. CURTIS 129 Fourth Row: Collins, W: Col' lins, D: Burgess, D: Conley D: Coon, R: Coleman, C Byrd, Third Row: Mrs. Curtis: Brum' Held, B: Brunson, E: Brown- ing, L: Burgess, C: Callicoat, O: Coughenour, H. Second Row: Cartmill, D: Bur' ner, R: Burnett, B: Carroll. L: Conkwright, N: Collins, bl A: Chirgwin, I: Cobb, E. First Row: Brumfield, I: Counts R: Brooks, L: Campbell, ji Conard, C: Comstock, S: Campbell, E: Cardwell, I: Chapman, G. s a 1 SIMONS 130 Fourth Row: Mr. Simons: Faulk ner, S: Ellis, R: Fillinger, J Frame, J: Foster, Third Row: Duncan, J: Everett C: Duke, M: Ferguson, Second Row: Ellis, M: Fetty, B Fisher, D: Duher. S: Foster D: Franklin, D: Eddins, E Fertig, P. First Row: Ferrell, L: Ellis, E Fcwell, L: Ellcessor, B: Eak ins, M: Freeland, Enim, R Faulkner, B. COCHRAN 221 Third Row: Miss Cochran: Ful ler, J: Gilpin, R1 Hale, C Gillespie, J: Graham, 1: Frye H. Second Row: Fuller, C: Griz Zell, A: Gwinn, D: Gillespie S: Gallainore, L: Gosnay, P Gullion, D: Gerlach, J: Gae ger, J. First Row: Hackworth, S: Ha ger, R: Haner, Pg Gruhhs, j Garten, P: Gayheart, F: Gay heart, E: Gray, P: Gray, B. UNDERWOOD LIB. Third Row: Mrs. Underwood Hensley, F: Harmon, K: Har vey, P: Insco, R: Johnson, C Hensley, R: Jude, C. Second Row: Howard, I: Jones R: Hepler, D: Hensley, K jenkins, P: jarrell, P: james L. First Row: Hensley, N: Hunter 1: Hodges, M: Holley, L Hayes, G: Haymer, J: Hog sett. F: Isaacs. B: jordan. D Hicks, I. SHUMATE 101 'Third Row: Miss Shuinate: Kin der, M: Lane: S: Klein. R Lockhart, E: Loan, L: Kin' caid, I. Second Row: Lindsey, I: King G: Langdon, K: Lake, R: La- fon, C: Kingery, L: Karnes M. First Row: Marks, J: Lake, P Marshall, R: Lauhon, B: Mar' tin, J: Ling, E: Lemon, C Langdon, C: King, P: Lloyd K. f nn. uznmfatw. SKEEN 209 Third Row: Mrs. Skeen: Myers, J: Meadows, D: McComas, J: Meadows, R: McDonald, R: Maxwell, D: Mayse, D. Second Row: Meehling, T: Maj' cher, A: McCoy, C: Minnix. M: Meadows, B: McClain, D First Row: McDaniel, F: Mul' lens, L: McClure, B: Midkilf. W: Meadows, It Mays, G: Maynard, P: Maynard, M: Meehling, F. VALLESKY 219 Third Row: Mrs. Valleskey: Ray D: Pauley, J: Picrsal, R: Phipps, G: Newman, R: Pel' frey, F: Pyles, T. Second Row: Preston, D: Ray, E: Rayburn, B: Parsons, L: Neal, G: Parsons, P: Pettry, J. First Row: Pridemore, M: Pen' vose, B: Nelson, M: Parsons, G: Neilson, L: Nicharr, E: Pinkerton, M: Paul, N: Purf ncll, JONES 308 Third Row: Mr. Jones: Robin' son, T: Richardson, B: Row' sey, D: Rose, T: Ricketts, G: Risher, P. Second Row: Scarherry, P: Scott, C: Roach, E: Rowsey. P: Raumbaugh, S: Roe, J: Scott, C: Rigney, D. First Row: Sanders, B: Riggs, S: Robinson, J: Saunders, M: Searls, H: Saunders, D: Sager, M: Shelton, P. SORTET 208 Third Row: Mrs. Sortet: Shep' herd, E: Spurlock, L: Sturms, H: Stewart, T: Stevens, D: Sheils, B: Slmeils, J: Stout, I: Surface, B. Second Row: Sullivan, T: Tay' lor, J: Swann, J: Stubbs, E: Stoler, S: Spurlock, L: Sullif van, M: Sammons, K: Ste' phens, P: Snider, I. First Row: Smith, P: Taylor, I: Smith, I: Sigler, I: Stewart, A: Tatum, M: Sullivan, I: gmoot, M: Swisher, C: Suiter, SWENTZEL 2 3 4 Third Row: Mrs. Swentzelg Tip ton, Vg Thornburg, C: Watts Cg Vintroux, Lg Tolley, G Washington, Ig Tenney, T. Second Row: Wallace, L Watts, J: Thacker, A: Wal ker, L: Watts, N: Wallace L: Walker, Rg Wall, R: Wal lace, J. First Row: Triplett, Wg Theis Kg Waters, Mg Thomas, B Triplett, Og Trainer, Sg Tur pin, R: Taylor, jg Thomas, L MARTIN 173 Third Row: Wheeler, A. Second Row: Mr. M a r t i n XVetherholt, C: Williams, H XVilson, Ig Willis, C3 White C: Wills, Ig Wells, Tg Wood ard, B. First Row: Woodward, I Wright, Cg Wilson, Lg Weth- erholt, Rg Wells, Lg Wellman Rg White, P: Wilson, M Withers, B: XVright, A. 1951-52 lumor Class And now goodbye to the Junior class aptly named by a former editor the middle man. The members of the class entertuned thc school with their Talent Show and the graduating Semors with 1 super Prom f 4 Class Typicals Tenth Grade If you should give your Llcscription ol' a typical sophomore, I am surc that East High has two pcopli: that would fit the hill. Joan Uoarlyj Holland and Ralph Nclson, hccausc of their many aml varicrl intcrcsts and enthusiastic school spirit, have hccn clcctcd typical sophomorcsu of WZ. .Ioan and Ralph arc sctting grand cxamplcs for thc othcr siudcnts. As long as East has studcnts likc Joan and Ralph, we shall hc proud to call oursclvcs Highlanders. Sophomore Council For the first time in the history of the school the sophomore class presented an AllfSophomore assembly program, The Record Shop. Taking an active part were Bill McCloud and Donnie Chapman, owner and clerk in Shop. Customers: Clarence Taylor, Marilyn Kitts, David Kirk, Sue Thacker, Ralph Nelson, Charles Cvuinn, Philip Swann, Alex Lawrence, Roberta Chafin and Keith Brown. The steering committee wrote and carried out the entire program. First Row: Myres, A.g Cartte, M.g Adams, P., Meadows, 1.3 Rayburn, Booten, M.g Thompson, P. Second Row: Stark, S.g W1'iglit, L.g Kitts, M.g Hensley, D.: Connolly, N4 Brown, K.g Eddins, S.: Adkins, C. Third Row: Porter, P.: Ruley, C.g Nelson, R.: Gwinn, C.g Kirk, D.: Chapman, D., Maxwell, 1.3 Thompson, T. GRIFFITH 124 Third Row: Mr. Grifhth, Ad kins, J: Adkins, S1 Adkins, C Allen, R: Adkins, G: Alley D: Adkins, C: Adkins, D Ball, D: Adkins, R. Second Row: Barcus, D: Ad kins, J: Barnett, W: Adkins F: Adkins, 1: Austin, C: An jierson, C: Adkins, P: Adkins First Row: Barhour, A: Akers B: Ash, W: Aliff. E: Adams 113: Adkins, R: Ayres, J: Ad 'ins, F. HODGES 121 Third Row: Mr. Hodges: Bel' Cher, B: Bowles, F, Bess, E Blake, C, Blake, R: Black, C Brannner, B: Bias, S: Baum' gardner, E. Second Row: Braekman, P: Ben' nett, B: Berry, P: Boster, D mew, Ng Brown, P: Brown, K First Row: Booton, M: Blatt, J Barnhart, B: Bird, J: Bias, R Baumgardner, P: Belcher, D Blevins, O: Boster, P. ATKINS 2116 Third Row: Mrs. Atkins: Cole, E: Chatterton, B: Cardwell, C: Chapman, D: Brown, S: Byrd, B: Canterhury, In Chit' tum, H: Burgess, I: Bur' rows, D. Second Row: Chadwick, M' Chalhn, P: Cartte, M: Carico, I: Callieoat, P: Burris, P: Carson, P: Chahn, R: Brown' ing, I: Chapman, W: Cleer, F. First Row: Burdette, W: Brown- ing, R: Cash, S: Burton, ,lz Charles, B: Colling, M: Set' liff, P: Buic, M: Bryant, P: Browning, P. WRIGHT 201 Third Row: Mrs. Wright: Dam- ron, B: Curtis, C: Cromwell, P: Cremeans, W: Davis, K: Dillard, R: Darst, R: Cron, A: Doan, D. Second Row: Copley, R: Craw' ford, D: Damron, F: Cooper, J: Criner, K: Crouch, Ng Con- nolly, N: Davis, L: Day, First Row: Crenshaw, N: Crum, 1: Combs, M: Crowder, P3 Deeds, Bg Davis, N: Cremeans, J: Creamer, L: Crisel, M. Bowermaster, N: Bartholof w DE EULIS 120 Third Row: Mr. De Eulis: Ev ans, E: Dunfee, N: Gibson, E Frye, J: Earwood, L: France, J: Ellison, C: Eddins, S. Second Row: Earl, E: Gibbs, B Drown, D: Duncan, P: Esque E: Fuller, A: Freeman, I Gayhart, L. First Row: Gihson, J: Garrette I: Effingham, E: Dyer, S Duniee, D: Frye, M: Ellis, P Gill, N: Eaton, R. CARNOHAN 217 Third Row: Mrs. Garnohan Grayheal, R: Hardman, D Grayheal, R: Gregory, G: Gladwell, B: Gray, J: Gwinn C. Second Row: Gnc, J: Gunnoe, R: Hall, S: Hensley, G: Gue, R: Hastings, A: Hicks, M Greene, R: Hatcher, A. First Row: Halstead. ,l: Heinrich I: Golden, S: Hensley, C: Hairless, W: Harris, N: Graf ham, B: Hanshaw, W: Hens ley, D. DAVIS 136 Third Row: Mrs. Davis: Hol land, P: Hurst, G: jarrell, A Kirk, D: Kingshury, J: Hurst, D: Hughes, R. Second Row: Hodges, H: John son, J: Hughes, S: Jackson, A Howard, D: Hunt, C: John son, G: jordan, C: Jones, N Hutchison, D: Hutchison, M. First Row: Hill, C: Holley, B Jones, J: Jeffers, G: Kitchen A Kitts M Kin sle 'Holf 1 2 'Z y,J, lcy, C: Holland, I. OSBORN 210 Third Row: Mrs. Pauline Os born: Maxwell, J: Lambert, J Lemon, D: Martin, H: Lane N: Martin, H: Mannon, P Langdon, M. Second Row: Mason, B: Martin I: Lawrence, A: Lawson, B Mayse, W: Lyons, S: Long V: Lively, I: Lucas, G: Lyons J. First Row: Light, K: Maynard N: Knight, H: Lively, J: Mc' Callister, N: Lykins, M: Me' Claskey, W: Laughery, E Linville, P: Madden, C. s a f - --uc illliihllliidlllkiili DUNFEE 137 Third Row: McCofTrey, L: Mid kitf, R: Morgan, S: Meadows B: McLean, B: McDaniel, R Moore, H. Second Row: McCloud, B: Min ichan, M: Moehling, H: Mil ler, Ng Moeser, C: Meek, A Milam, S: McKinley, R: Mc Neeley, C. First Row: Moeser, E: Mills, C Meadows, J: Morris, H: Mol lett, B: Meadows, P: Medley M: Metz, B: Miller, S. SULLIVAN 211 Third Row: Mrs. Sullivan: Par rish, D: Parsons, B: Murphy Eg Phillips, E: Nelson, R Nicholas, O: Niday, E: Pat' terson, Second Row: Plybon, L: Mul lens, G: Morris, D: Pember ton, G: Owens, B: Pemberton B: Peck, P: Mullins, B: Mor gan, D: Paine, R: Pardue, R First Row: Patterson, J: Noel P: Morrison, C: Myers, A Owens, Mg Morrison, S: Pack N: Pickering, G: Pierce, C Noel, P, HODGE 123 Third Row: Miss Hodge Rhoades, J: Ratlitf, C: Price P: Rice, G: Reynolds, M Reeves, B: Raines, L. Second Row: Rogers, S: Robin son, D: Riggs, M: Ramsey P: Powell, A: Reed, A: Pul len, jg Porter, P. First Row: Ramey, N: Porter J: Romans, I: Rhodes, B: Rey nolds, M: Roach, G: Ray hum, I: Pinkerton, M: Ray burn, DULANEY 315 Third Row: Miss Dulaney: Shel ton, S: Shelton, J: Shanklin C: Scarberry, R: Smith, J Shy, D: Saunders, D: Spur lock, R. Second Row: Short, J: Smith, I Sowards, I: Ruley, C: Spur lock, C3 Rowsey, W: Sowards XV: Straight, First Row: Rowsey, D: Runyon P: Runyon, R: Russ, P: Stett ler, M: Stark, S: Sowards, E Sheets, C: Smith, L: Smith, V f s f GILL 308 Third Row: Wentzel, B: Tut weiler, J: Swann, S: Sullivan Rg Thompson, F: Unroe, I Taylo r, C: Townsend, B Swann, P: Tatum, R. Second Row: Mr. Gill: Vickers A: Thompson, T: Thomas, T Vinton, J: Vxfallace, Wg Tur ina, H: Turner, D, Trainor, D: Tawney, R. First Row: Walker, I: Warren S: Thompson, P: Walden, G Stewart, I: Thornburg, B Thacker, S: Swann, CORNETET 302 Third Row: Mr. Cornetct Wood, D: Wright, H: Wad dell, K: Young, D, Workman E: Wctherall, J: XVilks, G Webb, K. Second Row: Wilson, J: Wy rick, C: Wyant, H: W'augh S: Williamson, E: Watson M: Workman, G: Welch, E First Row: Wiley, M: White P: Workman, W: Weiker, P Waugh, Lg Wood, Ng Wright Lg Wellman, G. 1951-52 Sophomore Class The Sophomore clans, with two more years to go, have made a fine record in the '51952 season. For the Hrst time in history they organized a steering committee and began their activities. Remember the Record Shop. ...F . ,, ' .. ' tix VN in ' A f.1,fg.,f id... . P 5 sq L A . . i qflfzgw. 1 , , N ,.,.,. ...K .,.5M.?X. -M . ,www QU, f-A .,. Sa ,. ., K K. .W Mm ,...,.. my :QW ., M. - W A MTE, if x...N.-AMYW b . . ... L X xg ' , I K , S 1 ,W 1 . ,Q 7' 1 . .-.37 5. AJR K . A . ...Ss A . 1 1-mx? ...- Sita ' - ..-.r X k ...L1 .Jia Sgxk. i I gg. ' ' Ill , , . 'ifl .fu tiiklifk . Q 35355 K D! Inq 51172 X25 Gi ' . A 10.55 drain.: 4 , . ig Q 5 -SW? 'iff - s N f I ,. . as K 1, ' In . .,.. . 'iii .fuk .9 .v ,Q ikgli A 1 -as . M if S .l U gy , E- Digi x. .Ami - . 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' f , sl, rl tl .'4, 41 ' ,1 s-. 713'- ,4 ' 0 YS. .,,.V'i ,- I H .Q- 13.41. .. if Cf V 35' A' 4-cw 1-' F Hx -f .rg .oz -sy , ' 1 As you leaf through your an' nual this year, stop once in a while to read those intelligent words heside the pieturesg the words that were so cleverly put together hy the hard Working annual staff. Your annual doesn't just hapf pen. It is the product of many days of confusion and hard work. The thirteen people who eompose the annual staff, ably and patiently assisted by Mrs. Oshorn, have worked many months and are still working, planning the SZ hook, in orf der to give you this wonderful hook of memories. Editorial Staff - Ad Staff 'N -Xi wwf- 5 ...s.,,,,, ,L A V ut Left to right: Willzird Harrison, james Settle. BAGPIPE5 STAFF Phyllis Anderson, Verona Graham, David North Humphreys, Janet Riggs, Iris Sowards EN Standing: Pat Adams. Kenneth jenkins, Patsy south Vdinters, Gail Lewis XVcst . . . . . is the motto of the voice of Huntington Eastg that is, The Bagpipes Stuff in the Journalism Department. This staE, pictured above, with the cof operation of the printing class publishes the hifmonthly pulwlication-The Bag- pipes. The Stall memhers are: Editor in Chief: Peggy Parker Front Page Editor: Phyllis Anderson Second Page Editor: Iris Sowards Boys Sports Editor: blames Settle Girls Sports Editor: Gail Lewis Home Room Editors are: Pat Adams, Sophomore: Willzirtl Harrison, jun' ior: Kenneth Jenkins, Senior Exchange Editor: Verona Graham Circulation Ivfanagerz David Humphreys Business Ivianagerz Patsy Wiiiters Faculty Adviser: Mrs. Pauline Oshorn PRINTING The photographer found Don Nunley, Printing major running off pages If4 of the student newspaper, The Bagpipe. Every hour the Shop liums with activity as the presses roll. The press Dan is using is a hand press. The shop has live presses. Fourteen hoys are majoring in Printing, said Mr. Ivioran, instructor. The Bagpipes THE PRINT SHOP The Print Shop is known throughout the trifstate for its modern equip ment. The present equipment consists of S plattn l id prtssts offset presses, 2 Iinotype machines and one paper cutter t First Row: Ohlson, S.: Kingsley, C.: Meabon, M.: McGinnis, I.: Harper, D.: Riggs, I.: Patrick, E.: Spurlock, A.: Nicholas, M.: Burcham, P.: Hatten, J.: Kincaid, K. Second Row: Buchanon, M.: Fugate, H.: Emm, M.: Clark, P.: Cyrus, B.: Beard, N.: Clark, C.: Doran, B.: McClure, C.: Wood, R.: Gochenour, J.: Coffman, Third Row: Lewis, G.: Chapman, I.: Stark, B.: Dempsey, Dean, B.: Sovine, B.: johnson, D.: Dixon, J.: Hensley, I.: Sowards, I.: Steele, M.: Smith, B.: Tooley. L.: Franklin, W. Fourth Row: Riggs, A.: Chafhn, M.: Hoag, B.: Clark, D.: Hunter, G.: Tucker, R.: Burton, H.: Hughes, K.: Wykle, Isl.: Cabell. B.: Turley, A.: Miss Shulnate. The Keystone and the Flaming Torch Audrey Spurlock, President: Robert Stark, Vice President: Donald Clark, Secretary and Treasurer: are this year's directors in the Periclean chapter of the National Honor Society. This group with the emblem of the key' stone and the flaming torch exemplify the highest achievement of the school in Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. Members of the Torch are tapped annually in an inspiring initiation service. Hi-Y Key Club Se Sta ated: Knight. T.: Mr. T. Griilith: Sovine, B.: Bar' hour, Ll, inding: Ricketts. C.: Me' Coinas, tl.: Humphreys, D.: Tolley. G.: Raylaurn. D.: johnson. D.: Risher, P.: Stout, D.: Crist, C, Not shown Scott. C. lst row: Sayre NV., Cluh ad' Zn visor: Hepler D., Treaf surer: Richardson R., Sec- retary: Hoag R., Vice President: Fisher, G, Presif dent. d row: lvleCloud B.: Max' well Kirk D.: johnson R.: Saunders D.: Slicils Lake B.: johnson D.: lvlinor V.: Sheils B.: Davis K.: Stevens D.: Bird L. The purpose of the HifY is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The HifY is built upon a platform of clean living, clean speech, clean athletics, and clean scholarship. Activities of the George Willizinis HifY Club of East High include an annual social function, monthly church attendance in a group, and Youth in Government Day during which clulw memhers take over City Government. Mr. Griffith is cluh adviser. The Key Cluh. a memher of the International Key Cluh and sponsored hy the Kiwanis Cluh, has a memhcrship of twentyffour hoys, eight of whom are seniors. The purpose of the Club is for the hetterment of the school and community. The Cluh undertook various projects, haskethall games, proceeds went to charity: a campaign collecting newspaper and magazines, proceeds financed representatives to the district meeting. lst row: Beard N.: Dixon Sullivan M.: Campbell I.: Patrick E.: Newton J.. Leadman C,g Thomas B. 2nd row: Taylor J.: Rayburn I.: Lively I.: Rayburn J. 3rd row: Foster D.: Wyant H.: Stetclcr M.: Hensley G.: Thacker S.: Stewart A.: Prater N.: Vwfalkcr L.: Conley A.: Rogers S. lunior Members Y. W. C. A. Y-Teens The YfTeens are a younger branch of the Y.W.C.A., a national organiza' tion. They take an active part in the Y's social services. The East High Club also has social activities within its own club. To the state convention at Jackson Mills East High sends representatives. The advisers for the club are Mrs. Swentzel, school adviser, and Mrs. Rogers. Officers are as follows: Esther Patrick .. ....... President Janice Campbell . . . . .Vice President Peggy Parker . . . ..... Secretary Joyce Newton . . . . .Treasurer Mary Jo Sullivan . . . .... Chaplain Nine mcmlwcrs of tlic Art Clulv who pnrticipntcrl in :1 Hzillowccn wimlmx painting contest wcrc Jolizumzl johnson, Bzlrlvzlrzl Fziulkncr, Joann Hollalml. Rose Ann Wrirknxzlii, Ninn lo Wzltts Mnril rn Booton limmic IVICCUITIQIS. . , 5 , . .lolm Lcwis and Gary Blake. They won ll S10 prize for tlmc Pilgrim Lzuumlry window to tlic lcft, using thc tlicmc of tlic Visit of the Spirits. 7 lt s Fun To Compete! Seated: Eddins, D.: Hancr, P.: Vlatcrs, M.: Riggs, Marks, Standing: Beaumont, V.: Hurst, -I.: Blevins, M.: Duncan, Miss Hudgcg Wclls, T.: Wonmdy, D., Gilpin, R.g Dulcn, W.: Sturms, H.: McComas, Spanish Club Nos divcrtimos mucho in cl Cluh Espanol. Hay xnuchas cosas quc haccr. Tcnomos hailcs, ficstas, prugraincs para la cscucla, yun hailc panamcricanu. Nos gusta juntarnos. Thc Spanish Cluh, which initiated 50 new nicmhcrs this year. has a total mcmhcrship of 74. President . . . . . . .Lillian Wzilkcr Vicc President . . . . . .Jan Riggs SccrctaryfTrcasurcr . . . .Mary Waltcrs The picture ahovc shows sums: of thc sccond ycar cluh mcmhcrs having thcir usual good time. Latini First Row: Hensley, J.: johnson, D.: Tlioinas, B.: Dixon, tl.: Stevens. D.: Spurloclt, A. Seeontl Row: Bowerinaster, N.: Miller, S.: Tliornlwurg, B.: Vx'yant, H.: Morrison, S.: Stewart, tl.: Hayner, Al.: Stcttler, M.: Beard. N.: Stewart, A.: Uarrelte, Miss Graely. Tliifkl RUWI Mills. C.: llooton. M.: Hunt, C.: Browning, Holley, C.: Lyons, S.: Bennet, B.: Conkwriglit. N.: NVootlruin, lf.: Connolly: N.: Newton. Ll.: Clark. , . . . Ci.: Bias, N.: Mealwn. Iy1.1ALlkins. D.1Alill, D. lionrtli Row: CIIIIIIIHIIQS. C.: Collins, D.: Vv'elel1, E.: Adkins, C.: Rislier. ll.: Dannon, D.: Pullcn, Healy, Tucker, R.: Mmwlviiyed, R.: Denny, R.: l'i'eston, D.: Slieils, B.: Parrisli, D.: Ball, D.: Slicils, .I.: Clmittnin, H.: Mullens, G.: Uilwlws, ll.: Rowsey. D.: Davis, K. Socii The Latin Clulw, one of Huntington East Higlfs largest and most active clulws, is under tlie leadership of Miss Pat Grady as sponsor and Jackie Dixon, President. Tlic biggest activity of the clulw is the Roman Banquet lield annually in April, with all tlic glory and festivity of old Roman style. Some of the otlier activities include Weiner roasts. initiation for new members, sock hops, skating parties and dances. Club Party Xmas '51 ga In Smartcr and Smootlicrf' class play, Carole Kingslcy, 'mf smoother, shows hcr systcm in action. Kay and Franccs . .'X I . , 'Iii' admire hcr conqucst of Larry. Papa, Timmy Knight and IQ: 4 Ivfama, Barbara ilcifcrsciii, arc ama:cd at tlic younger gcncra' O I cfpxxf r A .t -Q A A Q r tion. .lan Rigg. clcvcr ncwspapcr loncly licarts writcr, is woocd and won liy David Humplircys, not in picturc. Broadcasting, Sci'gcant Preston. Tim Knight, Don Mocscr Bob Nocl, and Art Tllrlcy, Kincaid, Kg jones, Fg Kingsley, C: Mattlicws, Lg Knight., T: Jefferson, Bg Layman, B5 Rigg, I on David Hilmphrcys and David Dunlap cam ahuut wsmiiicif' from juan Mca' :ws and 'Indy Hattcn. CK 37 Smarter and Smoother This happy crew worked in thc time hiwimiwcd show must go on tradition to put on one uf the must SllCCCFSi.lli class plays to hc givcn in the history ut' Huntington East High School, Mrs. Peg Vailaskcy, Spccch Lcachcr and play Lhrcctor. turiicd in a truly PI'UiACS' sicmal production. Varsity H liirst Row: Thompson, D.: McCOlliii::, B.: Adams, B.g Moss, B.: Bills, .lg Adkins. D.: Hunter, G.g Lake, B. Second Row: King, G.: NlcDannial, R4 Rankin. B.: Dunlap, D.: McClLi1-ir, R.: Daniron, C.g Arthur, T.: Schultzz, L.1 Rairdcn, D.: Mays, D.g Baum' gardncr. R. Third Row: Scdinger, D.: Kirk, D.g Snider. bl.: Stark, B.: jarrcll, P.g Vdills, I.: Doughman, Lg Riggs, A. The Varsity H Club this year elected Bob Moss as President, Bob NIcCollins as Vice-President, and Roy Price as Treasurer. Spike Underwood is the faculty adviser. To be eligible for membership in this club, alboy must have earned a varsity letter in football, basketball or baseball. Members of thc club can bc rec' ognizcd by thc maroon and gold Varsity H pin they may be wearing, al' though most of the pins are worn by members of the fairer sex. This year the members sold Highlander stickers to raise money for a club activity. Community Living Club The purpose of this elub as stated on membership cards shall be to prof mote community serviee and social enjoyment among your fellow students. All members are seniors this year but we are hoping that, in years to eome, the Community Living Club will grow and that the future members will fulfill all the hopes and dreams of its pioneers. First Row: Stewert, B.: MCDKJIUC, S,: Caldwell, L.: Reed. P.: Parsons, W.: Charles, I.: Clark, Dixon, Mzlrks, S,: Dean, R.: Roach, lviCGinnes, J.: Beard, N. Second Row: Snyder, S.: Brown, D.: WUTkIl1kll1, P.: lwleaclows, Ag Smith, P.: Nloser, D.: Minor, V.: Davis. N.: Berry, P.: Hanshaw, T.: MeDaniels, R.: Meadows, J.: Lafon, D.: Jefferson, B.: Kaehaleries, A.: Faulkner. E.: Willct, D.: Bennet, L. Home Economics Club The purpose of the Home Economics Club, under the direction of Miss Cochran, is to put into practice some of the things learned in the Home Economics classes. The C-lub helps make better citizens by giving the knowledge of thc finest ideals and the application of this knowledge in everyday life and offering a promise of vigorous health and abundance. i'Oooh, just niisscd him! I can't watch. These arc familiar words of Drivcrs Education studcnts. L'Wlicrc's that arm signal? 'kclutch in, pleasefy Thcsc arc familiar words of instructor, Harry Morris. Dcspitc thc imprcssion you may gct from this, studcnts who takc this coursc arc Hood rcliahlc Nsafct fffirstu drivers. This cluh one of thc most b 3 3 3 3 popular in thc school, providcs lots of cntcrtainmcnt for thc mcmhcrs and their datcs. Oiiiccrs of thc cluh arc: Prcsidcnt, Don Johnson: Viccfljrcsidcnt, Roy Joe Thompson: Sccrctary, Nancy Pradcr: Trcasurcr, Nancy Carr. The motto of thc cluh is, Safcty first in driving and sccurity hcforc sociahilityf' Driver Education - S. S S Front Row: Lcadinon, C.: Coilinan, I.: Moore, F.: Carr, N.: Prater, N.: Gilkcr' son, Y.: Perry: C. Second Row: Ohlson, S.: Kincaid, K.: Thompson, R.: johnson, D.: Kachclrics, A.: Pyginan, M. Third Row: Denny, R.: Vkfalthziw, D. First Row: Tatum M.: Mays K.: Fetty B.: Hunter Thomas B.: lones F.: Ohlsou S.: Steele M.: Smith B.: Perry C.: King P.: Kincaid K.: Meadows A.: Coilinan J. Second Row: Cvilkerson Y.: Snider S.: Saunders D.: Sager M.: Gayheart F.: Farriss M.: Bennett L.: Fugate H.: Spurloek I.: Hayes GJ Ivlaebon M. Third Row: Scott C.: Eplion D.: Ferguson B,: Collins D.: Stone B.: Stout R.: Fisher C. Fourth Row: Beery F.: Nelson B.: Langdon K.: Wheeler A.: Fuller J.: Sovine B.: Schultz L. A Cappella Choir This is the third year for the A Cappella Choir. It had been a large group called Senior Glee Club. It is now divided into two groups, A Cappella Choir and Senior Glee Club. The Choir appears often on the East High Stage for assemblies. They always present a cantata at Easter time. This year they gave an operetta. This is the first time for several years that the music department has given one. Cn February the 4th they made a trip to Charleston to give a program at the Stonewall Jackson and Charleston High Schools. The group sings Without accompaniment. That is the meaning of the word A Cappella. Mrs. Lynette Curtis is the teacher for the tenth successive year and aef companist for the group is Janet Lou Coffman. The Cirl's Trio is a tradition in the East High Music Department. This year's group includes Marjorie Steele, second alto: Barbara Smith, first alto: Janet Lou Coffman, soprano: and Sue Snider, accompanist. Barbara and Sue are music majors and Janet and Marjorie are music minors. This group is popular with the student audience. :Nl ...,. K . ,, . ,, T? .. . . . K , f -K - M X Q K Wi 'iq 12 'fn Q Item 55 f a n Q dl ll E! ll Q 'll u .. W 23 'W xg' ,V 1 5 Y Ffa ff ff 5 gf . ff Q f an ll ,Q .. Huntington East High School Orchestra First Row: Gwinn, D.: Venton, J.: Greber, F.: Sullenburger, D.: Majcher, A.: Mar' tin, B.: Wykle, M.: Gruber, G.: Gfsner, D.: Kincaid, K.: Kitts, M.: Graham, V. Second Row: Jones, F.: Hayes, G.: Spurlock, I.: Harbour, B.: Humphreys, D.: Gillis' pie, I.: Meahoii, M.: Callicoat, O.: Cash, S.: Ohlson, S.: Worklriarm, R. Third Row: LcGrange, B.: Preston, D.: McCon1as, I.: Snider, il.: Farriss, M.: Shields, sl.: Shields, B.: Langdon, K.: Damron, D.: Hoag. B.: Collins, D.: Miller, L.: Arnold, L. The Huntington East Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Leland Arnold, is one of thc most active groups around the school. The Orchestra has had a bus ear la infv for the school assemblies, St. Y Y P Y rs joseph Minstrel, and Commencement Exercises. The East High Orchestra and Huntington High Orchestra combined made up the Huntington Youth Symphony Orchestra which gave two public concerts. East has had the greatest number of students of any school in West Virf ginia chosen for the AllfState Orchestra. H. E. H. S. Flag jack Spurlock Introducing our senior drum major who is Jack Spurlock. Jack comes to us from Enslow Junior High where hc was drum major. He plays the clarinet, piano and organ, and plans to have his own radio show, in which hc will play the organ. Jack plans to go to college whcrc he will major in commerce and minor in music. His ambition is to direct singing. The Highlander Band, elaid in their military type uniforms, proudly represented East High on many occasions. Appearing at all foothall games, frain or shine, they always presented an entertaining show. One highlight of the year was a trip to Parkershurg to represent Huntington in the State Elks convention. The Highlander lvlusicians walked off with first prize, with which they purchased their new gold drums. The climax of the year was their participation in the colorful State Band Festival. H. E. H. S. Band lst row: Lewis, Wilson, R.: Boston, Midkiff, R.: Haner, B.: Welch, E.: Gillespie, I.: Cor' ron, C.: Porter, P.: Dillon, E.: Sullivan, R.: Lake, B.: Pettrey, Chittum, H.: Adkins, I.: Harbour, B.: Humphries, D.: Fuller, A.: Preston, D.: Neuman, R.: Shields, B.: Shields, Roach, W.: Fuller, bl.: White, R.: Denny, R.: Rayburn, D.: Cahell, B. 2nd row: Collins, B.: Wallace, Callicoar, C.: Wl'.eeler, A.: Dunfee, NV.: Burgess, C.: Coon, R.: Stevens, P. 3rd row: Davis, N.: Browning, L.: Fuller, C.: Willis, C.: Cremeans, H.: Stone, B.: Browning, R. Collins, D.: Scott, C.: Hurst, D.: Kender, M.: Hensley, F.: Charles, I.: Le Grange, B.: Mr Arnold: Pardue, R.: Richardson, B.: Langdon, K.: Damron, D.: Hoag, B.: Spurlock, l J Miss Highlander - 1951 f The music begins, the lights go down, into the spotlight steps Miss Highlander of 1952, Miss Kay Hughes. Kay is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hughes of 531 Bridge Street. She is 5'7 and weighs 120 pounds. Kay is well known at East for her charming personality and sweet smile. She proves that you can have both beauty and brains. She was a member oi' the Honor Society at Enslow and is a member of the Torch at East. Kay's chief interest is art, which she hopes to make her career. She likes football, red roses and Miltoii Berle. She is truly a Highlander. Queen s Attendants Sharing the spotlight with Miss Highlander this year are Dorothy Birch' field and Carole Kingsley. Dorothy is 5'5 in height, weighs 115' pounds, has brown hair and blue eyes. Carole is 5 ' 4' ' in height, weighs 120 pounds, has blonde hair and blue eyes. Dorothy and Carole are tops with their classmates and are always ready with a friendly smile. During the three years they have been at East they have made many friends, and we are sure they will continue to do so. L i The Highland War'f riors Hilged Up Their Kilties and Delivered Tae Their Auld Enef rnies Many A Lusty Blow. A Highlander Line Didnae Give An Inch While The Back' field Took Many A Yard. MR. WILLIAM SAYRE has the job of Athletic Director, which consists of scheduling all athf letic contests and taking care of the financial problems. Under COACH ALDo PALETTIVS able guidance, the Highlander team won one State Basketball Championship and were runner' ups another year. Mr. Paletti came to East in 1941 as assistant basketball coach. After serving in the Air Force, he returned in 1945 and became head basketball coach. COACH Foarzsr UNDERWOOD, better known as Spike, came to :East when it opened, with an A.B. degree in physical education. Coach Underwood has led his football teams to 41 wins, 15 losses, and 3 ties. MR. CLAUDE STARKEY became assistant basketball and foot' ball coach when he came to East in 1946. Stark, as he is known to the boys, also teaches American History. Highlander Football Squad f 1951 f First Row: Iarrcll, P.: McCo1lins, B.: Bills, J.: Moss, B.g Seay, J.: Lucas, D.: Cosnay, C.: Thornpf son, D.: Priee, R. Second Row: Coach Underwood: Schultz, L.: Adams, B.: Bostcr, D.: MeDanicls, R.: Mays, D.: Kirk, D.: Berry, P.: Blake, G.: Hanshaw, D.: Coach Starky. Third Row: Niday, E.: Doughman, L.: Layman, B.: Snyder, 1.3 Wills, J., Lake, B., O'Lynn, 1951 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE East Qpponent 38 CeredofKenova . . . ........ 13 31 Blueiield ....... . . . O 6 Parkersburg . . . . . . 7 14 Ashland ...... . . . 0 12 Barhoursville . . . . . . 0 0 Logan ........ . . . 0 26 East Bank .. 7 20 Charleston . . . . .20 6 Stonewall . . . . . .34 12 Central . . . . . 7 Cy Gosney, tackle, Bill Lake, taekle, Bob MeCollins, end, Bill Layman, halfbaek, Bob Moss, half' hack, Don Thompson, end, jim Bills, halfback, John Seay, tackle, Roy Price, center, Don Lucas, guard, Ron Carieo, fullback. Football Varsity Seniors The Highlanders this year, even though they played a very tough schedule, had a successful season winning 6 while losing 2 and tying 2. They ended the season hy heating Central in a thriller, 12f7, for the 3rd straight year. By winning those 3 games against Central, the school will keep possession of the W H T N trophy Hrst offered 3 years ago. Highlanders 1951 Football Action A. Big Boh Moss scoring thc first of his two touch' downs in the Lame against Central this ycai' which East won 11-7. 3' i !' r B. Spccdy halfhack .lim Bills is taking a rcvcrsc around lcft end for a long gain against the red and hluc of thc Pony Exprcss. bu lv' 7 'I -a Vw- r, . , V553 First Row: Chapman, J: Sedinger, D: Carieo, R: Moss, B: Boster, D. Thompson, Dg Adkins, D. Second Row: Riggs, A: King, G: Rowsey, D: Bragg, W: Frame, J: Stevens, D. Third Row: Rankin, B: Paletti. A: W'ilkey, D: Rairden, D. Highlander Basketball Squad The Highlanders, this year, had the greatest season in the sehool's history, winning 18 and losing 1, and going undefeated in state competition during the regular sea' son. They won the Westerii West Virginia Baskethall Conference hy winning all of the 9 games they played in the league. After losing the one game early in the season they eame haek strong and finished hy clipping their final 15 opponents. The team eonsisted of 7 seniors and 5 juniors with the seniors doing almost all of the playing. They were pressed to win a few of their games hy elose seores hut held their opponents to a seoring average of 48 points while the Highlanders seoring average was 61 points. To the right is an action shot in a :lame between the Irish of St, joe and East's Highlanders with jim Chapman taking deadly aim for one of his sure fire left hand shots. Action Shots Below are seen Dean Sedinger, forward, dependable for his steady shooting. Ron Carieo, guard, the teanfs play-maker. jim Chapman, guard, called Dangerous jim because of his deadly shooting, and Dale Boster, forward, whose rebounding helped the Highlanders under the basket. i S Z Don Atlliiiis, stcaitly guard ol thc l'liglil.imlci's with his set-shots. Don Thompf son. cciitcr. taill-:st mcmhcr ol' thc tczim who uscs his great height to good aid- vantage, Boh Moss, lor' win-tl, the tczim's captain, whose flashy drihhling and surc shooting was instru' mciilail in the Higlilauidcris success. Basketball Varsity Seniors Don Thompson, tall Highlzmdci' ccntcr, stretching to score two points against Irontoii in thc Exist gym. His height used in rchountling was ai trcincnduus factor in thc success of thc tczim. Faculty ATKINS, Doaori-IY-Huntington High School-B.A. M.A., Miami University, Marshall College, Ohio State University -English. COCHRAN, KATHLEEN - Huntington High School -A.B. M.A., Marshall College-Home Economics. COLE, CLIFTON-Princeton High School-A.B., Concord Col' lege, West Virginia Tech., Eastern Kentucky State College, University of Kentucky, Graduate Work, Marshall College -Pattern Making. SVCURRENT, WILBUI1 R.-B.S. M.A., West Virginia University, Carnegie Tech., Bradley University. CURTIS, LYNLTTE-Greenbrier junior College-A.B. M.A., Mar' shall College, University of California, University of South' ern California-Music. DAvIs, NAN--Huntington High School-A.B. M.A., Duke Uni' versity, Pennsylvania University-Social Studies. DOBER, JosE1-I-IA-Huntington High School-A.B. M.A., Mar' shall College, Columbia University, Duke University- Commerce. DULANEY, ETHEL FRANcEs-Logan High School-A.B. M.A., Marshall College, University of Pittsburgh-Commerce. GILL, MELVll.LE-GUYHH Valley High School-A.B. M.A., Mar- shall College, University of Illinois, Ohio State University -Commerce. CLICK, IMA--Huntington High School-A.B., Marshall Col' lege, West Virginia University, Ohio State University- Home Economics. GRADY, PATTY-Cardome Academy-A.B. M.A., Marshall Col- lege, Columbia University-Latin. RIEFITH, THOMAS-Huntington High School-A.B., Marshall College--Biology. HALL, RALPI-I - Huntington East - A.B., Marshall College - Mathematics. HAsH, JEANNETTE-Barboursville High School-A.B., Marshall College--Commerce. 1 HODGE, KATHLEEN-Huntington High School-A.B. M.A., Mar- shall College, University of Mexico-Spanish. HODGES, JOHN -Kentucky Military Institute-A.B., Marshall College, University of Virginia-Biology. KELLER, AUDRA-Huntington High School-A.B., Marshall College--Art. . LEE, VERLIN-Huntington High School-B.S. M.S. MA., Mar- shall College, University of Cincinnati, Ohio State Uni- versity, Boston University-Biology. Moss, PAULINE-Buffalo High School-A.B. M.A., Marshall College, West Virginia University-Commerce, Osaorw, PAULINE-Huntington High School-M.A., University of Kentucky-English. PALETTI, ALDO-Clarksburg Victory High-B.A. M.A., Marshall College-Basketball and Baseball Coach. POLLOCK, ELLA-Huntington High School-Wiseman Business 6 College Secretary RUSMISELLE, SAMUEL EDGAR-Brid ewater Academ -B.A.Ju: K Y M.A., Bridgewater College, Marshall College-Biology. SAYRE, WILLIAM-Huntington High School-A.B. M.A., Mar' shall College-Athletic Director, Social Studies. SIMONETTE, SAMUEL-Clarksburg Victory High School-A.B., Marshall College, Graduate Work, Pittsburgh University, Marshall College--Commerce. SKEEN, MADGE-Charleston High School-A.B. M.A,, Mar' shall College, Columbia University, University of Pittsburgh M-English. STARKEY, CLAUDE-Huntington High School-A.B., Marshall College--Assistant Football and Basketball Coach, American. History. SULLIVAN, MAXINE-Huntington High School-A.B., Marshall College-English. SNVENTZEL, Iva-Huntington East High School-A.B., Marshall College-Home Economics. UNDERWOOD, FORREST Spike -Huntington High School-A.B., Marshall College-Football Coach-Physical Education. UNDERXVOOD, GENEVIEVE-Huntington High School-A.B. B.S. L.S., Western Reserve University-Librarian. VALLESKY, AGNES-Wayne High School-A.B., Michigan State Normal College, University of Wisconsin-Speech. Warxms, CATHERINE-Huntington High School-A.B., Mar' shall College, Columbia University-Mathematics. WELNBERGER, JANICE-Huntington High School-A.B. M.S., Marshall College, New York University-Distributive Edu' cation. WELTY, L. B.-Reedley High School-A.B. 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Quality Hardware Since I9IO Huntington, West Virginia Triangle IS THE FOOD SAVING ANGLE! HAVE YOU SHOPPED TRIANGLE FOOD STORES LATELY7 Congratulations to Men and COMPLIMENTS Women ot AbiIity-Graduating OF Class ot I952I Never has our Country or our community had greater need ot reIiabIe responsibIe young men and women with specific training. We at the Huntington School ot Business wiII consider it a great privilege to tur- ther develop your sIciIIs and abiIity through our training. Pay us a visit-our doors are always open to you. HUNTINGTON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS I007 Fifth Avenue Phone 2I409 CHESTER A. RILEY, PRES. JAMES W. STEAR, MGR. SPECIALISTS IN BUSINESS TRAINING I IO2 20th Street Huntington, West Virginia PHOTOGRAPHY IN THIS BOOK CORBIN R. MILLER Huntington East Trades School Q lf MEMORY LANE As we begin our stroll down L'Memory Lane we see many wonderful things which have passed before us. Cur fondest memory was the first trip through the doors of Huntington East High School. Down the halls and through the corridors to which we thought we would never become accustomed. We eagerly awaited each Eriday's assembly, and although we were lowly sophomores in the balcony, we were the first to rise at the sound of our Alma Mater. Our first great accomplishment was having John Seay and Connie McClure chosen typical sophomores, two people of whom we are proud. This year's hit parade featured such favor' ites as Ma be It's Because, Someda , Mule Y Train, and Dreamers Holiday. Our football team made a great showing this year, winning nine out of ten games, ably assisted by several members of our class. This year we were excited and proud as our band wearing new uniforms marched down the aisle of the East Auditorium. These activities made the days go fast and without realizing it we were through our first year as Highlanders. The summer passed rapidly and soon we were beginning our Junior year. This year brought heartache as well as happiness. Une of our dearest friends was to leave us. Mr. O, E. Hodge, first principal and counselor of East High, was promoted to assistant superintendent of schools, in Cabell County. To his office came a stranger, later to be loved by all Highlanders, Mr. C. V. Boyer. Again our football team came through and beat Central for the second straight year. We also had a good basketball team this year win' ning twelve out of eighteen games. Our Junior Talent Show, in the form of a minstrel, went over big. Junior class ofhcers were Bob Moss, presif dent, Tim Wheatly, vice president, Coralise Clark, secretary. Connie McClure and Bob Moss were chosen .typical juniors. Cur contribution to the cheerleaders was Jessie Tatum and Eleanor Faulkner, while Judy Hattcn and Connie McClure became majorettes. The songs that stirred our hearts this year were such neverftofbefforgotten tunes as Ten' nessee Waltz, All My Love, and My Heart Cries For You. Then with the closing of School came our greatest thrill of all The JuniorfSenior Prom, with its theme Harbor Lights. This was our gift to the graduating class of '51. In our senior year we started off with a bang, electing Glenn Hunter class president, Don Thompson, vice president, and Yevonne Gilkerf son, secretary. We topped off a wonderful football season by winning the WHTN trophy which will now remain in our showcase for all to see and rememf ber the team of 'il We had the best basketball season since 1947. The students showed good judgment in choosing Kay Hughes as Miss Highf lander and Dorothy Birchfield and Carole Kings- ley as her attendants. Various talents were presented at our Color Day assembly when we introduced our colors of Maroon and White. We lost a very dear friend this year when H. C. Shadwell passed away. In an assembly put on by the band and orchestra Mr. Arnold was presented with a lovely new uniform. This year we placed Pat Winters and Phyllis Anderson on the majorette squad. Sueh tunes as Cry, Tell Me Why and Because of You, filled our year with many happy hours. We turned out a wonderful senior play this year called Smarter and Smoother starring .lean Meadows, Judy Hatten, David Dunlap and Delmas Goodin. This year as June approached it did not bring with it the happy feeling of a summer vacation. This year we would end our career as Highlanders. No longer would we be carefree Highlanders, but grown people with our own responsibility. With these thoughts in mind we turn our back to Memory Lane and begin a new path all its own. MARY NICHOLAS ANN MEADOWS CLASS COLCRS-Maroon and White CLASS FLOWER-Red Rose CLASS MOTTO-He Who Has Faithg Has Everything. .gil mm oriam imefmofi goocbn Apfif 30, 1952