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

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'.mv. . .MW f. .. f- -4 MX. ,, 'ifrwfmw 'mls-U, pp fx-in V 'J. so J.. I W.. rf 'fri' , lla' I '70 ay, ilffvfe mivm om., Www, ,743 fhdf wlaqfwo aloe and Jw 7M yew 'foflw wofalafffw fwfyoalave, anahffne Mi will wnwiackfayom Wlaafeleohe ZZ? ,fflrifar I 5, L 'EJ r Q, .. -4 ein! , A 1, ,.v 3 Az 'J ' ..dJ . 1 , v',Q',g..Z?2 '4 -2-iff FI. '. N'-wg .. .. , 3.-, , f. P+ , ' I 'E w-tr -vg' . W ,-P an K l .ag LMS: Ag I .Ev-'M w '45 gfns .lk T v W. , il 44 Jr 'Q 1 sl .5- 435 11 - . fi 55' f 921' I MJ avg 1 Q . wx ' Hg a a E' 4 51 V, l, w V nr 1 , s ig, -as .asv- Vg., . M, ax v .ar H if v 5 Za A J 5 Q lf.-. . 5..f.f. f i .. Aw-1, rf 5.'q..f U1 1' -'S Q77 ,zffff 3 1 fA'T'. ?'i5F,fff1g-iff' rzffwilg aff? fm.--W ff ,, ,pai f .: 9.5 f WM , 4 f f .H+ .Egg fkw, 1 HNF' 5 451113. -. . V M-+ 4 ' Q f H ' f. 'YF PRINCIPAL Mr. W. H. Cornetet We see Mr. W. H. Cornetet who assumed the duties ol our principal lor the first time this year. Striving to promote a better spirit ol cooperation between the faculty and the student body has been the maior aim ol the year. With such an idea, a sympathetic and understanding attitude toward the students. he feels that they will be better able to assume their responsi- bilities, and to achieve mature judgment. Mr. Cornetet graduated from Otterbein College and has received his Master of Arts degree from Marshall College. l'le has written three textboolcs: Principles of Electricity, Measurements in Shopworlc, and Fundamentals of Machines. ,f Page Seven if i e .Q 1? lg 1 R ff P if ' Qfffntk c -155:43 CO-ORDINATOR Mr. D. W. Fox Another glance reveal, lvlr, D. W, Fox, Cofordinatar al the hliintinggton East Trader. School, Mr. Fox, in alliance with the principal, endeavori. to help Students f.upplc'ment their manual wlitti, with additional preparatory sub' ieftw. Hand in hand with the academic department the Trades School ate tempti, to lullill the qualiliciatiana ol graduating -Xtiidentx who will lace tomorrow! world ol labor or rnanag-lenient. Mr. Fox received hi-. Bachelor ol Artv degree tram Marshall College and llifw Ma-iterX degree in adminisitration lroin Chia State Univerfaity. He collaborated with Mr. Cornetet in writing, Principles ol Electricity and Fun- damentals ol Machines. Page Ninf, QYSE A NQF9 , DEA ATHI-Ula DEAN OF BOYS Mr. Jock Cltopnwon, our new Deon ol Boys ,ond Atlwletic Director, is slwovvn obove witlw Ted Wovbrignt. He moles tlte glonce into tlie post yeor ot l-l.E.l-l.S. o memor- oble one lor tlnose boys lne ltos oidecl olong the rood ol lile. Mr. Cltopmon schedules ond sells ticlrets lor ell otltletic events. Mr. Clwoprnon wos groduoted from Logon t-liglw Scliool ond wos tl'1e bosketboll cooclw there lor the post nine yeors. l-le ottended Duke University ond received luis Monsters ond Boclwelor ol Arts degrees ottv1orsliollCollege. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Hcclrwortlw. Second row: S. Barnett, J. -1.1 mg!! With- OFFICE ASSISTANTS Seated-L. Wiliong. L. Forgey D. Keetley. Standing-B. Wright, M. Grant, F. Dutton. Mrs. Frances Grimm, whom we see quite lrequently on our trip Through the Looking Glass, is Dean ol Girls at Huntington East. l-ler work is to help girls solve their ditticulties in and around school. l-lere we see her tallcing with Patty Davis about one such problem. Mrs. Grimm received her Bachelor ol Arts degree lrom West Virginia University and her degree in guidance lrom Marshall College, She is now o member ol the National Deans ol Women Association and the West Virginia Guidance Association. DEAN OF GIRLS .DEAN gr cszeuir a g Twulvu SECRETARIES MISS HELEN DIDDLE Trade School MISS NORMA HOLLEY Trade School MRS. ELLA E. POLLOCK Main Office MRS. MARTHA LEE VEATCH Main Office OFFICE ASSISTANTS Reading from leff fo righf: C. Moboyed, P. McClure, B. FeHy, C. Dunlop, K. Buckner, L. Mec- dows. If you See o girl hurrying down the holis iooicing for students or teachers, Si'19'S one of these office ossistcmts. c Acres' ff' G 4 ,. . . , sayin B '-wa.. ' MISS PATTY GRADY LATIN CLASS Lell row: J. Bryan, B. Trader, J. Gibson, J. Fosler. D. Hager. L. Forgey. Righf row: B. Grant, N. Taylor, J. Houghfon, E. Moss. R. Pinlr- erman, J. Hcmilfon, C. Cualls. Sforling through the Look' ing Glow, we mee? Umoalri omicif' which means our lriends. SPANISH CLASS Reading from lelf +o rigl1+: N. Wallace, C. Fuller, H. Williams. Now we jump inio world ol Nue'.frof, 0 kos, our lriends, the mo Sponislw people. We liml .l:i, sludenls inlerpreling flve toms, legends, ond lorigaug e of 0 romantic, lvn-loving FOCS. Cldfii MlSS KATHLEEN HODGE Spanish llc CHL, Mr. Ralph Hall Mr. Homer McCoy Mrs. Irene Miss Cafherine Mr. L. B. Weliy Solid Geomeiry Algebra Underwood Waflrins Vocaiional Maih. Trigonomeiry Business Mafh. Algebra Business Ma'I'h. Plane Geomefry Plane Geomeiry MATHEMATICS CLASS Firsi row: N. Young, R. Ferguson. Second row: S. Davidson, S Cyrus, M. Darnell, C. Booih. Third row: D. Dirfon, P. Federer P. Hayes, P. Workman. Fourfh row: L. Powers, H. Criddle R. Smalley, J. Edens, M. Hes- son. Fillh row: J. Whife, T. Waybrighr. Engineering and Com- merce require a basic knowl- flip edge ol mathematics. Qs ge Sixif-en Mrs. Virginia Austin Mrs. Constance Mr. James A. Cain Mr. John C. Hoclges Mr. Edgar Rusmiselle Biology Bartlett Biology Biology Biology English Chemisty Football Coach School Treasurer Physics SCIENCE CLASS LeH to right: D. Gilbert. L. Over- street. Biology-The study ol lile. These two boys are ex- amining the facial muscles ol man. Whether it is man, plant, or animal life, biology helps Us understand the why and how ol other sciences, such as Chemistry and Physics. Page Seventeen 33? I MRS. GENEVIEVE UNDERWOOD Librarian, Annual EAST-HI STAFF Editor: Bill Moore-Janet Harald. Advertising: Gene Pauley-Janet Harold Classes: Kitsey Buckner-Kay Johnson. Senior Ed: Carlene Johnson-Patti Davis Sports: Rodericlr Long-Robert Spencer Home Rooms: Audrey Thomosson. Clubs: Ruth Ellen Rogers. Typist: Deloris Morris-Margaret Walls. MR. RAYMOND JOHNSTON Radio Art: Nancy Martin. Sponsor: Mrs. Genevieve Underwood. THE EAST-HI Through the loolcing glass we iurnp . . . right into the annual statt room. l-lere with the help ot the photographers, teachers, coaches, and ottice assistants, the students ol East l-ligh put together the East-l-li. ln this valiant attempt to publish a yearbook very little time is spent in the classroom. We see some ol the reporters lighting their way through the halls seelcing news and others downtown persistently seelcing those who would advertise. Lelt to right: A. Thomasson, D. Morris, K. Johnson, M. Walls, R. Rogers, P. Davis, C. Johnson, G. Pauley, R. Long, J. Harold. Standing: B. Moore, N. Martin. hiqlitvun BAGPIPES STAFF Acting Co-editors: Carol Reynolds-Bill Moore. English' Journalism Boys Sports: Alan Ribakoff. Senior News: Sue Barnette. MRS. MADGE SKEENS Girls Sports: Carlene Johnson. Society Editor: Janet Harold. Trade School: Carol Stephenson. Exchange: Sharon Blake. Junior News: Judy Boso-Janice Jackson. Advertising: Patti Davis-Conrad Ross. Feature Editors: Ronnie Adkins-Willa Smallwood MR. G. F. MORAN Richard RotliFf. Printing , it Sponsor: Mrs. Madge Skeens. 5 A... THE BAGPIPES With another hop, skip, and jump, we find ourselves in the journalism class. Here falling and tripping over pictures, copy, mats, and cuts, we find our editor pulling her hair as she plans the class assignments lor the forthcoming issue oi The Bagpipes, the school newspaper. Our publication, this year has adopted a new policy. For the first time in our history we are soliciting advertisements from local merchants to give financial aid to the paper. First row: B. Moore. Second row: J. Boso, D. Harbour, C. Pinson, C. Reynolds, R. Adkins, S. Blalre, C. Stephenson. Third row: W. Smallwood, R. Ratlilif, C. Ross, A. Ribalroff, J. Jaclrson, S. Barnett, C. Johnson, P. Davis, J. Harold. Page Nineteen ART CLASS First row: A. Fitzpatrick, D. Hur- bour, C. Pinson. Second row: J. Bowles, L. Reed, S. Singleton. Making such things os Christmas decorotions ond posters to oclvertise school ond civic octivities is one ol the principle tosks ot the members ot the l-l.E.l'l.S. Art Department. They olso study grophic ond commer- ciol Art. Penn Twenty MRS. AUDRA KELLER Art, Study Hall ff 3 MR. T. A. DeEULIS Drafting DRAFTING CLASS First row: J. Reed. Second row: J. Plybon. Planning lwornes, offices, and industrial plants as well os highways, bridges, and tunnels are all a part ol the years' work lor these boys. Not only do they plan and draw but they must be able to read what they have made. Page Twenty one MR. E. M. BOOTON Sheei Mefal MR. J. A. YOUNG Welding WELDING CLASS C. Lewis is using a radio- graphy mcchine fo cuf c piece oi mefal while E. TripleH is sianding by +o grub ihe finished piece. WOODWORK CLASS V. Chinn is giving ihis fable ihe finishing fouch wifh sand- paper as W. Board uses an elec- fric sander. G. Koonfz is using c drill press. MR. D. F. GROVES Indus'lriaIAr1s MR. W. P. STEPHENSON Woodworlr f- .W ,1I..J'.,9 I .wht i SOCIAL STUDIES CLASS Reading Irom Iett to right: A. Shriver, G. Dennison, B. Ison. We con goin in the Iuture by knowing about the post. So wtiot's o better wciy ttion in cr Social Studies CICJSS? Iwiwty Iii in MRS. NAN T. DAVIS Community Living MR. WYLIE DUNFEE WorIcI History MR. ROGER NICHOLS American History Community Living Study Hall MR. ALDO PALETTI American History BasIcetbaII Study Hall MR. WILLIAM SAYRE World Geography American History MR. CLAUDE STARKEY j American History v I f L gvs. . 5 MISS JOSEPHA DOBER Q ' R Office Machines u MISS ETHEL DULANEY Economics 8: Law Typing flip' MR. THOMAS GRIFFITH Bookkeeping MRS. PAULINE Moss i x 6 Q Shorfhand ? ' law W iw ,E MRS. FREDA PAUL W .4 1 . Typing , ,,N W ,, MR. SAMUEL slMoNETTE I Q ' 5 1 Y I X..- Q.. 5... if f'Tg,32 3fM SIX-'COLUMN W0 ANALYSIS PAPER 1 RK SHEET BALA HAT PROVIDES FOR THE SORTING AND THE INTERPRETRNG OF Nc: ON A SINGLE SHEET or PAPER is cmzo A WORK sl-Qgrr UMA!! .fmmdfw ww. mu ,M Mmm Wm aww 31950 I 707047 36711 5156 2945 600 - YOTM3 cw' BM 'x 1.4 75595 COMMERCE CLASS ISQYU Reading from lei? io righf: E. Zu-56 H51 H610 60- aj-1705 501195 316' Walker, R. Elmore. 650 576790 H6790 ,Wi mmf These studema ore trying to get their books To bolonce WORK Y5577 ,,,,..- B mb mu-'A by checking ond recbecking titcm with eociw other. i c1i3wTw'1-Viiy-iiv MRS. LYNETTE CURTIS Music Choirs MUSIC CLASS High notes! Low notes! Round ond round we go! Such sounds moy be heord coming trom this room where senior students ore studying the harmony ond theory ot music, There ore two types ot music students who toke this subject, those who ore interested in o musical coreer ond those who ore interested in music trom o culturol viewpoint. At the Piano: S. Cross. Left to right: L. Yoho, J. Sullenberger. N. Brenham, A. Thomasson, R. Fisher, C. Bennett, J. Tabor, J. Sheets. At the blackboard: J. McGue, G. Shaver. Page Twenty-six ,. fiffrtfsil. MR. LELAND ARNOLD Band Orchestra ORCHESTRA President: Charles Bevans Vice-President: Nancy Martin Huntington East High School is very fortunate, indeed, in having in their midst this orchestra. Most ol the members ot this group were chosen to participate in the All-State Orchestra program held in Charleston, West Virginia during April. The orchestra gave a spring concert and was the accompanist lor Gilbert and Sullivan's Operetta, H. M. S. Pinatoref' Left' to right: J. Sullenberger, S. Thompson, R. Arnold, N. Martin, C. Reynolds, S. Cross, E. Wright, J. Withrow, J. Henry, S. Woods, C. Bevans, G. Shaver, R. Lalre, J. Hines, Page Twenty-seven H C' Q. 68 English 'W l Speech MR. WILLIAM G, KEARNS SPEECH CLASS Lell lo riglulz C. Hoebcrle, G. Fields, D. Rumey, D. Cross, J. Keisler. Ploces, light-Q rurloinl Acting is only C1 port ol tlw worlc ol the Speech Depart ment. 'llwey dewigned and pofnted the set lor H,lv1,S. Pinolore. MISS JANIE WEINBERGER Distributive Education DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION i t Students in Distributive Education have class worlc in the morning and then Selling jobs in the afternoon under the supervision ol their instructor. Here is Jean Fuller selling candles to a customer. 1- GPN E. Lake and E. Chapman have stopped working an a motor To adjust the glass on a lwcadllqlwr. 'Jil H iy ' MR. RONALD HALL Aufo Mechanics MR. J. MARK MORAN Machine Shop AUTO MECHANICS SHGP MR. JAY A. BOOTH Electric i V V 4 MR. J. P. MARTIN ftqih- Mt tu Aeronautics E AERONAUTICS SHOP F. Mount ond G. Lombert ore trying to get this motor ond propeller in smooth run' ning shape. P1Thtyv MRS. DOROTHY ATKINS MRS. MARGARET SORTET English English 'if MRS FRANCES CARNOHAN MRS MAXINE SULLIVAN EHQIISIW English ,V ' is MISS MARGARET KRIEGER MRS. LOUISE WRIGHT English English A ENGLISH CLASS 'ffww-,. Leli Io righlz K. James, S. Wood, T. Johnson. Sole-cling good rooclingq mofler and Ieornirwfq Io rooil properly is done in the Fngq lisl'1 CIO-mei. Ilwmlgqlw Ilw uw Oge- ol good rcrodingi mm Ieriol we Ibeforne lomilim with proper uonln-mo von xtmcfion. Cafeferia Dielelics Foods Firsf row: B. Courls, C. Davis, M. Johnson. Second row: F. Pyles, N. Maxwell, R. Honolmer. Future I-Iomemalcers - These girls are preparing to falce their places in the Iwome or in a business. Learning to prepare well balanced meals, child care, ancl cook- ing are all a part ol this valuable course. MRS. ELOISE GIBSON Heclllw MISS IMA GLICK Child Care Foods Sewing MRS. MIRIAM MINICHAN 1 I J 4 , ei .1 J 0 H I V .K , ai HOME ECONOMICS CLASS MR. DANNY CLARK Physical Education BOYS' GYM Games, exercises, relays and l-lealth Education all play an important part in the Boys' Physical Education Department. This group ol lOth grade boys are having a wheelbarrow race. First row: M, Dillon, B. Sinift, R. Arnold, C. Rice, R. Jenlrins, D. McDaniels, D. Chandler, J. Jenkins, V. McDaniels, G. Cox, R. Jackson. Second row: G. Lake, R. Saunders, J. Hamilton, E. Lambert, L. Swan, T. Davidson, C. Burgess, E. Jenkins, B. Jernigan, G. Miller, D. Gilbert. Page Thirty-lour MISS HAZEL SUMTER Physical Education GIRLS' GYM Since senior girls do not talce Physical Education, Miss Sumter chooses a girl each period, who is interested in the work, to help organize the games and keep the different groups working. Health Education is also taught by Mrs. Eloise Gibson. First row: D. Nance, A. Hayes, C. Mobayed. Second row: A. Flora, A. Maynarcl, H. Stewart. Third row: D. Keetley, S. Chapman, E. Wallrer, L. Carr. Page Thirty-tive Page Thirty-six ADULT CLASSES Do you always say to yourself, l'll sure be glad when I graduate. l'll finally have finished my education? If that thought goes through your mind constantly, then you have the wrong idea about education. When your years in Huntington East High School are completed, that diploma you receive is the key to the door of opportunity. As you step off the stage, you cross the threshold into that future for which you planned at East. Your iob will probably require a background of the subjects you took at East. This iob might arouse your interest in another field. If you really have the ambition to find out something about that new hobby, the Trade School would probably have a course of study about it. Perhaps you enioy tinkering with o motor to see what makes it tick. The Trades School offers Auto Mechanics and Aeronautics. Maybe you're best at repairing electrical appliances. lf this suits your fancy, then sign up for the Radio-TV Course or the Electricity Course. Possibly you enioy making things. then the wood working, sheetmetal, tailoring, handicrafts and flower-arrangement. So you'd like to take some academic courses, then the high school will help you there. Shorthand, typing. book- keeping, or English-those subjects would assist you in doing your present job better. Actually high school is iust the start on a trip through life. Simply because you graduated doesn't mean your education is complete, it is just the beginning of your future. . I , . , . .. .Ll2hL.,isf.1' , . ss.iaii.LL..Ah....Ql.' AAL ,. .........-......g - 1 .K-.1-N--.L-JJ-.. ,,,- .' 'hW'frw ' ADULT CLASSES These people attend Huntington East High Trade School ot night COOKS Mrs. Clara Rulledge and Mrs. Cl1arloHe BarneH arrive a+ school each morning iusf aboul lhe lime we are gelling ouf ol bed. They slarl' each day early in order fo prepare a splendid lunch lor all. CUSTODIANS Our building is Kepf clean by: Firsl row: E. Parsons, G. Vass, E. Fisher, W. Clary, W. Walls. Second row: G. Lamberf, C. Lewis, L. Dray, Mrs. A. Woods, G. Holley. 0 'lhirly-eiqlil D NT! ll 4' -'itil-buggi.-1 Page Forfy SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presidenf-KenneIh Thompson Secreiary-Treasurer-Barbara Dunn Vice-Presiden+-Carole Mobayed SPOHSOI'-Mr. TI10mGS Griffifh STEERING COMMITTEE Firsf row: S. Biclr, B. Dunn, D Harbour, C. Ransboifom, B Fisher, A. Thomasson, B. Price Second row: N. Morfin, R Wrighf, S. Cross, B. Cliness D. Morris, R. Keener. Third row: B. Thomas, K. Thomp son, L. King, G. Richardson C. SIa'Ier, C. Mobayed. FourIh row: F. Meadows, D. Bosi on, R. Adkins, G. Orr. I'ieId, R. Gorre+son, C. Grubbs H. Slone, D. Wilson, Mr Thomas GriFI'i+h. Fihh . H. Conner, N. Scho- ABSHIRE, PAUL ROLAND-Dislribufive Educalion. ADKINS, RAYMOND DUNCAN- Bulch -Radio. ADKINS, ROBERT HAROLD- Bob -Commerce. ADKINS, ROBERT LEE- Bob -Commerce, Social Siudies. ADKINS, RONALD VERN- Ronnie -Commerce, Band. All- Sfale Band, Band lSecre+aryl, Bagpipes. Clubs: Bowl- ing, Gall, Torch, Varsi+v'H. ANDERSON, BARBARA LOU- Barb -Social Sfudies, Home Economics. Clubs: Communily Living, Home Eca- nomics, YATeens. ANGLE, PEGGY ANN-Commerce, Disfribulive Educafion. AUSTIN, JACK WILLIAM-Music, Social Sfudies. A Cap- pella Choir, All-Slale Choir, Operclla, Junior Cleo Club. Clubs: Communily Living. BAILES, MYRON KENNETH-Language, Maih, Science Clubs: Comrnunily Living, Lalin, Torch. BAISDEN, GLEN RAUFORD+Dislribu+ive Educalion. BAISE, CATHERINE MARIE-''Cofhyn-Disfribulive Edu- calion, Social Sludies, Clubs: Carnmunily Living. BAKER, LUCIAN DARRELL-Radio, Science. Clubs: A.O.A. BALL, CHARLES CLIFTON-Disfribuiive Education. BARNETT, SUE NEAL- Susie -Malh, Science. Bagpipes. Sfcering Commiflee. Clubs: Cornmuriily Living, Key- c-Hos. Lalin. BARTHOLOMEW, JANICE ANN-Dislribiilive Educalioii. BEAVERS, ROBERT LESLIE- Bab fMafh, Science. Tennis Team lCap+ainl. Clubs: A.O.A., Communily Living, Tennis, Varsify-H lVice-Presidenfl. BELCHER, BETTY LOU-Commerce. BENNETT, CAROLINE REBA-Music, Spanish. A Cappella Choir, Junior Glee Club, Sleering Camrniflee. Clubs: Spanish. BESS, PHYLLIS .IEAF -' mmerce. BEVANS, CHARLES EDWARD- Snoolxie -Commerce, Mu- sic. Band lDrurn Maiorl, Orchesfra lPresidenfl. Clubs: Communify Living. BIAS, DAVID LEE-Machine Shop. Foofball Team lTri- Caplainl. Clubs: Varsily-H. .3 lu., BICK, SANDRA JEAN- Sandeeu-Cornrnerce. Cheerlead- e6. Sleering Commiffee. BILLUPS, LARRY JEAN-Mafh, Lcnguagv. Clubs: Lalin. BLAKE, KEITH ENGENE--Machine Shnp. BLANKENSHIP, JACKIE EARLs JacIr -Machine Sliiip, BLATT, THADDEUS ANTI IONY- Ihad - Aulo Shop. BLUE, NANCY ANNgMusic, Spanish. A Cappella Chair lSecreIaryl, All-Sfale Chorus, Junior Olee Club. Oper, ella. Clubs: Communify LiviV1q,Spaninh. BOSTON, DANIEL ZERKLE, JR.-- Danny Malh, Social Sludies. Foalball Team lTri-Caplainl, Steering Com milfeo, Track, BOWEN, WILLIAM STOKELY- Bill -f Malh, Science, Lang- uage. Clubs: A.O,A., Communilv Living, Key, Torch. BOWLES, JACK RICHARD- Rody -Aff. Clubs: Arl lpresidenll, Cornmunily Living, Kev. BOYD, LARRY JOE--Social Studies. BRANHAM, NANCY ANNg Nan -Music, Spanish. A Cappella Chair, Junior Glee Club. Clubs: Cismmuniiy living, Spanish. BRUNSON, LLOYD RAYMOND- Buddy -Sacial Sliidies. Waoclwarlc, Foolball, Traclr, Clubs: Crwrnmunify Living, Varsily-I-I. BRUNTON, RICHARD MYRON--Language, Maih, Science, Social Sludies. Clubs: A.O.A.. Key lSr'creIaryl, Spanish. BRYANT, ROBERT ALAN-V - Bob -Printing. BUCHANAN. MAY-HDilly gDif.IribulivP Educa- Iion. Social Sludies. BUCKNER, KATHARINE CROMBIE- KiIsy -V Sacial Stud ies. Spanish. Annual. Clubs: Cornmunily Living, Spanish, Torch. i BURGESS, JARY NEALiComnnerce. Faolball, Clubs: Com- munily Living, Vorsily-H. BURNER, DAVID EARL- Dove -Baseball, Baslrelball. Ciubs: Comrnunily Living, Varsily H, CALDWELL, RITA ELIZABETH- Rear -Commerce. Clubs: Cornmunify Living, Fulure Nurses lSecreIaryl. CALLICOAT, PEGGY SUE--HEQFIYU-Commerce. Clubs: Comrnunify Living. CAMPBELL, BENNIE TRAVIS-Social Sluilies, Cammvrcw. Clubs: Communily Living llieasurerl, Hi-Y. CAMPBELL, JAMES DONALD-i'Don -Social Sludies. CAMPBELL, VERNAE BURRIS- Vern -Aulo Meclwonic. CARICO, HAROLD LEE- Bulclw ' Vncolionol. CARR, SANDRA KATHRYN-Molly Science, Clubs: A.O.A.. Conirnunily Living, Fufure Nurses, Lolin, Tcurcli. CASS, RITA CAROLYN-Social Science, Home Economics. Clubs: Communily Living, Home Economics. CAZAD, RONALD WAYNE-'iGcdskie -Commerce. Fool- bnll. Clubs: Cnmmunify Living, Vorsily-H, CHAPMAN, ARTHUR LEROY- Ari --Social Sludics. Clubs: Cmnniunily Living. CHAPMAN, SHEILA GAlLf iiedie -Comrncrce. Clubs: Comrnunily living. CLINESS, BEVERLY BLAIN- Bev Social Sludies, Spcnislw. Clieerleoder. Clubs: Comrnunify Living, Sponislw. COBB, JULIE ANN -Horne Lconnniics, Disiribulive Educa- lion. Clubs: Comrnunily Living, Hume Economics. COLBERT, CHARLES DAVID-Lolin, Mcfli, Science. Clubs: A.O.A., Cliess, Community Living, Torcln. COMPTON, HAROLD LANE--Slwe-of Melol. COOPER, MARY MlLDREDf MilliP fl'lome Economics, So ciol Sliidies. Clubs: Cornmunify Living, CONNER, HERMAN EUGENE--Molli. Boslcelboll. Clubs: Cnmrnunily living, Vorsily-H. CONSAUL, FRANK lRVlNGf Slcip -Molln, Sponisli. A Coppello Clioir, All-Sioie Bond, Bond llrecsurerl, Boys Sloie. Clubs: l-liY lPresids-nil, Key, Presidenfs, CREMEANS, CLARA NAOMI- Nell ACon1n'ierce, Home Economics. CREMEANS, GARY HARTZELL'i'BlIlCl1Ii'clViOllT, Science Clubs: Comniunily Living. CREMEANS, SARI ADA-V-Commerce. Clubs: Siena. CREMEANS, WILLIAM LEE- Neil -Aulo Mechanics. CROSS, CHARLES FILMORE- Pl'iil -flonguoge. Clubs: Lolin, Tennis, CROSS, SHERRY LOUISE---Social Science, Music, A Cop pello Choir, All-Slole Chorus, Girls Chorus, Sleeving Comrniilee. Clubs: Cornmunilv Living. S Q 1 v fl .f R, if xi. in vfzwxp CSERNY, HUBA ANDREW- Andy'i-Scienco, Mufn, Lon- guoge, Clubs: A,O.A., Key fBoord of Dirccforsj, Lofiu IViCe-Presidcnil, Swimming Torch. DAVIS, CAROLYN SUE-Svcioi Siiydics, Hmrme Eqonmmicx DAVIS, CLAUDE MAYNARD--iiRosa'vi?-'Ciwvirwiwc-f, Uv. Irihuiiyr' Educcliion. DAVIS, DALE EUGENE-Mocniv-v Shop, DAVIS, DONALD TAY- Don -fDisIlib.Iiyn- Educimfinn, DAVIS, JUDITH ANN - iioiiidyii--f Cwvwrn-i'Cv, Lmiqiiuilf-, Ciubs: Sponisn. DAVIS, LOWELL OLIVERffiYvqi fArI, Migdmiiiuui Drov- inq, Ciubgg Conwmi vwiiy Livirq, DAVIS, PATRICIA ANN---iipadfiiiigcvwirrn-irw, Sm. rmv, An nuci, BOQDIDGS, Sicerinq Comr'niIIQQ, CLIN: SI:-nw, DAWKINS, DONNA MAE--iiE'wnnio fComvnwrQ1i, Clilrus: Cornmuniiy Liyinq, S-franc. DENNISON, FRANCES CHARLENE- Crum C-ivwiiinm Ci:fb51CummunnIy Livanq. DENNISON, GLORIA LEE'--Cornrncrcu, Ciubu: Cwmmiiniry Living. DENNISON, ROY EUGENE-- Oqici'? Cunsm mv, A Cup- pQIic Choir. DICKEY, CLAUDIA JOY- -i'Jwy' -Cvivrirm-rug Miisnn, A Ccppelio Choir, Girii Ciiwri-s. Ciiibi: Cumm,iniIy Liyiniq. DINGESS, GUY MILTON, JR.-+ Dinqo -Ari, Mufiw, Sieering Commiifee. DOLEN, BARBARA JEAN- KoIir- fArf, I-Iiwmv Ercnmnii Ciubsz Ari. DOTSON, SHIRLEY ANNA Comme-rcs, Music. A Cuppuiiu Choir, Ciubs' Comrnunify Liyinq, Fuiure Nurvw. DROWN, WILLIAM EDWARD-iiBiII fCrumrm-rc:-, Snfioi Siudies. Ciiibs: Cornmunify Livinq. DUDDING, EXCEL WESLEY - Wes 7 Lonrquoqo. Sficioi Sfudies. Clubs: Comrnunify Livinq, Spanish, DUDDING, ROBERT WILLIAM-i'Doodicsii---Vocoficviui Su- ence. DUNCAN, THOMAS WILLIAMiAoronoufics, Mofh, Sci- ence, DUNN, BARBARA ANNA Borbie fLo+in, MOII1, Scicncp Sophomore Cioss President Junior CiO'x5- Trcoaurur, Senior Closs Secrefory. Ciubsz Communiiy Living, Key- eHes Ipresidenfl, Lofin ISecreforyI, Presidenfs, Torch. EAKLE, JUDITH ANN- Judy -Social Sludies, Spanish Clubs: Fulure Nurses, Spanish. EARL, LINDA CARROL-Dislribulive Educalion, Science Molh. Clubs: Lalin, Y-Teens lVice-Presidenll. ELLIS, RONALD LEE- Tiny -Sheel Melal, Shop Foreman ERWIN, JERRY WAYNE - Hack - Mafh, Mechanica Drawing. ESQUE, ROLAND ORAL-Social Sludies, Language. Band. Clubs: Cornmuriily Living, Spanish, Rille, FERGUSON, RONALD LLOYDf'iRonnie -Commerce. FERGUSON, TERRY DOUGLAS7Raclio and Television. FERRELL, GAIL NANCY -- Dislribulive Educalion, Social Sliiclivs. FETTY, BARBARA LOUISE-Commerce, Spanish. Clubs: Cnrnmunily Living, Fulure Nurses lpresidenll, Presi- denls, Spanish, Sleno, Torch. FIELDS, GARY DELBERT-Social Sfudies. A Cappella Chair, Slage Crew, Assislanl Direclor I-l.M.S, Pinalore. Clubs: Comrnunily Living. FISHER, BETTY LOU-'Commerce-, Spanish. Sleering Corn- miflne. Clubs: Comrnunily Living, Spanish, Siena, Torch. FISHER, ROSE ANN-Social Sfuclies, Music. A Cappella Choir, All-Slale Chorus. Clubs: Camrnunily Living, Torch. FLORA, ANNA LEE- Woody -Home Economics, Social Sludies. Clubs: Comrnunily Living, Fulure Nurses, Home Economics lVice-Presiderill, Y-Teens. FOWLER, JAMES WILLIAM- Jim -Sheer Metal, FOWLER, SHERRON LEA-Disfribulive Education, Social Sludir-s. Clubs: Torch. FREEMAN, JERRY DALE- Germv Dale -Arl, Spanish, Malh, Science, Clubs: A.O.A,, Arl lSecrelarvl, Cam- munily living, Spanish lVice'Presidenll, Torch. FULFORD, LORETTA JUANITA-Dislribulive Eclucalion, Sa- cial Sliidics, FULLER, CHARLOTTE JEAN - Char - Social Sludies. Home Economics. Clubs: Communily Living, Spanish, Y-Teens. FULLER, NORMA JEAN-'lleane -Dislribulive Educalion GALLAHER, RONALD WOOD-i'Ronnie 7Malh, Langue aan. Clubs: Cornmunily Living, Lalin. GARRETSON, RICHARD HILL- Diclr -Science, Malh Boys Slale, .lunior Cleo Club, Football lTri-Caplainl Traclx. Clubs: Cammunify Living, Key llreasurerl, Lalin Prosidonls lPresidenll. Rille lPresidenfl,Varsily-H lPres- iclenll, Torch. F i X7 Q.. . '1 5- Y GEBHARDT, DAVID OSBORNE- Gabby -Molh, Science Clubs: A.O.A. GIBSON, CHARLENE LOUISEf BIOndiez f Civmmerce, Si: ciol Sludies. Clubs: Sleno. GILCHRIST, NELLIE ELIZABETHf-Howie Lciiniumics, Social Sluclies. Clubs: Home Economics, Cnmmunily Living. GILKERSON, PAUL THOMAS- Llffcliic Slwp, IRENEfDiSll'ib1ilivf: Edimolicm. GORE, CHARLES WILLIAMSf Clwi1rIie: '- Eloclric Slwop, Molli. GOULD, ALAN BRANT- Al --Science, Mulli, Lolin. Social Sludies. Sleering Commillee, Climbs: A.O.A., Arl, Cum, munily Living. GRIMES, THOMAS LEONARDf 'lommy'i-Science, Molli. GRUBBS, CLYDE LESTERf Cloiidiiish-Science, Mollw, Lan' guage. Sleering Commillee. Clubs: A.O.A., Commiinilv Living, Spanish lSecrelory and Tre-osiirierl. HALL, DAVID WILLIAM- Dove f Aiiplune Sliup. HANNA, JOHNNY ALLEN- Libby -Machine Shop. HANSHAW, BARBARA JEAN-- Goose -Ciimmeice, So- ciol Sliidies, HARBOUR, DREMA DARLENE-Language, Mulli, Science. Miss Higlnlondefs Allendonl, Bagpipes, Girls Slolc. Clubs: Arl, A.O.A., Communily Living, Keyellos llreosiirerl, Torclw. HARPER, HAROLD FORNEY- MiIxe'3 'Sling-l Mulul, Molli, Drolling. HAROLD, JANET FRANCES- Jon -Longuuge, Molly Social Sludie-s. Annuol, Bagpipes, Represenlolive Lead erslwip Comp. Clubs: Fuliiie Nurses, Lolin, liircli. HARRIS, CAROLYN JEANNINE f i'Punlcin - Commerce, Home Economics. Clubs: Communily Livinq, Fiilure Nurses. HAYES, ADA ARLENE-Science, Mulln, Icnlin. Cliibs: A.O.A., Commiinily Living, Tennis, Imrcln. HETZER, ELLIS PATTON--- Pol fWeldinq. HINEMAN, JAMES ELSWORTHg Jimmy - Llvclric Sliiip. HINES, JOHN IRWINf Jol1nnie -Science Molln. All-Stole Orclieslro, Bond lSenior Drum Moiorl, Orclieslro. Clubs: Comrnunily Living, Hi-Y, Kev, Spunislw, Swim- ming. HODGE, NANCY MARGARET- Maggy -Commerce.Jiin- ior Glee Club. Clubs: Communily Living, HONAKER, RAMONA JOSETTE- Mamie -Commerce, So- cial Sludies, Clubs: Sleno, Y-Teens lifreasurerl. HONAKER, RICHARD EUGENE- Rick -Commerce, Spane ish, Science. Clubs: Spanish. Tennis, HiYY. HUNT, JAMES PATRICKf Pal --Malh, Science, Lan- guages. Clubs: Key lpresidenll, Spanish lpresidenfl, Presidenfs, Torch. ISON, WILLIAM THOMAS-- Bill -Science, Malh. JAMES, KAREN DEMA----Science, Mafh, Lalin, Clubs: A.O.A. lTreasurerl, Lalin, Torch, JAMES, KARLA DEANEiCammerce, Music. A Cappella Choir, Junior Glee Club, Sleering Commiffee. Clubs: Sleno. JARVIS, JANICE GAYLE-Commerce, Home Economics. Sleering Commilfee. Clubs: Home Economics, JENNINGS, DIANNE PATRICIA- Di -Commerce, Disfri- bulive Educafion. JOHNSON, ROBERT EARL- Bob fElecfric Shop, Dralf- ing. JOHNSON, NANCY CARLENE- Carlene -Science, Malh, Language. Annual, Bagpipes. Clubs: A.O.A., Commun- ily Living, Lalin. JOHNSON, THOMAS LEE- Bama -Social Sludies, Span- ish, Clubs: Communify Living, Spanish. JONES, VERNON DALE- Casanova -Ari, Mechanical Drawing. KEENER, RANDALL BRUCE--Malh, Mechanical Drawing, Science, Woodwork. Sleering Commiffee. Clubs: A.O.A. KEETLEY, DOROTHY MAUDE- Dolfien-Commerce, Social Sfudies. Clubs: Home Economics, KINCADE, NANCY ROSS 7 Commerce, Social Sludies. Clubs: Home Economics, Siena, Torch. KILGORE, ROBERT JENNINGS - Bob - Machine Shop, Dralling, KING, LINDA RUTHfCommerce. Sfeering Commillee. KIRTLEY, EARL EDWINf Chrysler -Aulo Shop, Drolling, Mafh. KITCHEN, CHARLOTTE ANNfDisIribuIive Educafion, MUS' ic. A Cappella Choir, Junior Glee Club. KNOTT, EMMA LOU- Moose -Commerce, Social Sfudies. Clubs: Community Living, Fufure Nurses, Y-Teens lSec4 relaryl. LaEON, BARBARA JEANs Bobby -Home Economics, So- cial Sludies, Clubs: Communify Living, Fufure Nurses. Home Economics lTreasurerl, Y-Teens lVice-Presidenll. Q f,I RH X LAKE, EARL EDWARD- Henry -Aula Mechanics, Drall- ing, Mallw. LAKE, RICHARD ALLEN- Riclue -Social Sluclips, Music. Band lSergeanl-Al-Armsl, Orclweslra lSr'crrflaryl, Slesfr- ing Cammillee. Clubs: Communily Livinq. LAMBERT, GEORGE GALLOWAY-''Gallmwayn-Airplane Sl1ap,Drallinq. LAMBERTY, LEE JAMESfi'Jim -Mallw, Scinnco. Slnorinq Commiflee. Clubs: A.O.A,, Carnmiinily Living, Lalin. LAUHON, RONALD YATES- Ronnie -Scionco, Mallm. Band lVice-Presidenll. Clubs: A,O.A., Cammunily Liv- ing. LAWHORN, JOHN SAMUEL-Wfxldinq, Drnllinq. LEONARD, JAMES ALBERT-Slweel Metal, Drollinq, LEWIS, CHARLES ROBERT- Louie -Woldinq, Drallinq. LIGHT, JUDITH ANN-'iJudv -Commercv, Diliribulivfe Eclucolian. LINCOLN, DONNA GAYLE-Commerce, Social Sludies. Maiorelle, Sfeering Commiflee. Clubs: Arl, Sleno. LONG, RODERICK ALDEN- Rod -Malh, Music. A Cap' pella Choir, Annual, Baslcelball lManogerl Junior Glee Club. Clubs: Varsily-H. LUCAS, RONALD GAYLE-Sheel Metal. LYONS, DALE THOMAS- Scrooge -Science, Band. MACKEY, CHARLES FONTAINE WILEY-Mollw, Science Clubs: Lalin, Chess. MCCAFFREY, DORIS JEAN-Dlslribulive Eclucolion. McDOWELL, 'DONNA FRANCES-Science, Mallw. Clubs: A.O.A., Communily Living, Eulure Nurses, Lalin, McGHEE, CLAUDE MILTON!-Mallw, Sciencp. Slofrring Cornmillee. Clubs: Kev lVice-Presidenll, Lalin, MCGUE, JERRY LEE-Music, Social Studios. AllSlalc- Clwarus, Opffrolla. Clubs: Cmmrnunily Livinq, Spaui-.lm MARTIN, JERRY RAYfScience, Clubs: A.O.A. MARTIN, NANCY ELE-ANORWAH, Mallw, Language, Sci- ence. All-Slale Orclweslra, Sleerinq Cumrnillm-. Clubw: A.O.A., Ari, Cornmunilv Living, Lafin, MASON, FREDDIE LEE- Micky -Printing. MATHENY, GARY LANCE- Max --MaII'i, Sociai Shidies. BuwL:41II. Ciubsi Hi-Y. MATHISEN, ALICE JOANNE-Social Science. Cneerieader. Clubs: Caniniuniiy Living, Kevofies, Spanisn. MAXWELL, NANCY KAREN Harrie Economics, Music Cliibn: Ciimmiiiiifv Livinq, Horne Economics. MAYES, RALPH LLOYD-- I1:x - SIiaeI Meial. MAYNARD, VIRGINIA AVANELL--'iNeII ---Commerce Clubu: Carriininiiiy Living, Fuinru Nurses, Y-Teens, MAYO, JOHN WEBB--- .IacL'3 -Sacial Shidies, Spanish. MEADOWS, HOMER FRANKLIN - Frankie A SociaI Siudier., Language. Fuafbail, Sfeering Camrniffee, Track. Chiba: Cammuniiy Living, Torch, Varsify-H. MEADOWS, LOIS IRENE-Language, Sociai Sfudies. Clubs: Cuminuniiy Living, Lailin IPi'asideiiIj, Keyeffes, Spanish, Iui'cIi Iprvsiduni MEADOWS, RICHARD LEE-- Moiii, Mechanical Drawing. Ba-if-ImII, BasIwII'waII, FimibaII, Svcrefary and Treasurer UI Supliiiiiiuim- CILIW, SIL-L-iiiig Ciwriiiiiifiufx CIuI35: Bowl' ing, C-ininiuniIy Iivingi, Vaiwifv II. MEEK, EVERETT LEE' 'LEW'-Aufo, Mc1IIi. Fnaiball. CIUIDS: Vnraiiy II. MEEK, WILLIAM JENNINGS--'Biii-eLQWOQQ. Social SIiiLIiuw. CIuIws.f Cuinmuniiy Livinq. MESSER, JOE SYDNEY---- Sydi--Social Sfudics. Bond, CInIus1CiiiiiniuiiiIyliving. MILLER, JACKIE LEE -Saciai Siiidiue, Spanish, MILLER, JOYCE MAE--Dii.Ii'iIwiiIivw Educafian. MILLER, PATSY RUTH-Cummoicn. CIuIwk: Can-iniunify Liv- ina. MOBAYED, LOIS CAROLE--Main, Social Siudics. Giris' Siciiu, Misa HiqIiIander, Rupioscnioiive Know Your Ouvuiiiini-ni Day, Sim-i'ir1q ComniiIIev, Cliibsz Keyefies IVIC1'I I'f -ILJl'I'III, Spanidi ISoci'eIai'yI, Tennis ISecref Iuryi. MOON, JUDITH ANN'--- Mannie fI'Iame Economics, Sa- ciaI Siudius. Ciubsz Carnmunify Living, Home Econom- icv, I5agreIarvI, Y-Teens. MOORE, WILLIAM FRANKLIN-i'BiII -Sacicii Sfudies, An- niiaI IEdiIarI, Bagpipes IEdi+ai'I, Clubs: Carnmiinifv Living, Pi'm ,idviiI's, QiiiII Oiid SCroII. MORGAN, JOYCE ANN - Joy - Commerce, Social Shidios. MORRIS, DELORIS MARGARET+ Dee Dee -Commerce. Annual, Maioi'eIIe, Sicering Carnmiiiee. CIULJ1: Corn- muniiy Living, KeyeIIes, Siena, TarcIi. MORRIS, GLEN EDWARD-Machine Shop. 'wi 'S X -md . ... . ,. Si 7 iicludyii 7- Mallw, Scirenr' Clubs: Cammunily Living, Laiin, Torcli. MOUNT, EARL ERANKI.lN7Airplon0 Slniip, MYERS, DELORES ANN 7 i'Df1e 7 Disfribulive Educalimn, Language, Clubs: Lafin. EDUC' Siifgiul Sliidii'-Y, Lan guage. Clubs: Communily Living, Spanisln. NEWMAN, MARGARET FAYE ELOUISE 7 'ilv1urqim: A Language, Social Sfudies. Clubs: Comrnunilv Livinq, Fulure Nurses, Spanish. NICELY, MARVIN -' Prinlinq, NICHOLAS, ARNOLD WILLIS - Nick Cainnievco Music. A Cappella Cliair lpresidenil, All-Slalu Cliiirus. Clubs: Key, Presidenl, Varsily-H. NIDAY, ROBERT BRUCE 7- 'iBrucie '--' Language. Social Sfudies. Clubs: Community Living, Spanisli, OLDAKER, EMMETT LARRY 7 Math, Science, Social Stud ies. Clubs: Band. ORR, GOULD WELDON 7 Gaulle Mailn, Science' Baskelball, Sleering Commillee. Clubs: Varsilv-H. OSBURN, NANCY LOUISE 7 Commerce. Clubs: Siena, Torch. OWENS, JANICE LYNNE -- Commerce. Clubs: Com- munify Living. PAULEY, GENE FREDERICK 7 Bookkeeping. Annual. Clubs: Communiry Living, Tennis. PAULEY, GERALDINE 7 Jerry 7 Commerce. Clubs: Communify Living. PEMBERTON, JAMES SCOTT 7 Sco+i A Mochinr- Shop. PENVOSE, RALPH THOMAS 7 Torn 7 Aulo Meclianicb Science. PERKINS, ANNA LOUISE 7 perky 7' Commerce, Social Sludies. Clubs: Communify Living, Y-Teens. PERRY, IVORY FRANCES 7 i'Punkin 7 Dislribuiive Edu- calion. A Cappella Ckioir, Junior Glen Club. PERRY, WILLIAM PATRICK 7 'lpali' 7 Radio Shop, Math. PETTRY, CAROLYN WILMA 7 Cookie 7- Commerce. Social Sfudies. PEYTON, ERNEST EDWARD 7 Buddy 7 Woodwork Shop. PHILLIPS, Byron Lee 7 Flip 7 Commerce, Music, A Cappella Choir lVice-Presidenll. Clubs: Pre-sidenls, Spanish lpresidenll, Tennis lpresiclenll. PINSON, CAROLYN SUE 7 Cowie 7 Language, Social Sludiun, A Cappella Choir, Bagpipes, Operella. Clubsi AVI, CKWIYIUILIIIIIY Living, Spanish, Torch. PLYBON, BARTHOLEMEW LUDONNA 7 Bari 7- Elecfric Shop, Dralling. PLYBON, NELLIE AVIS Commerce, Home Lcouomics. POLLEY, RAMONA LEE -7 Mona 7 Social Sluclies, Language, Clubs: Conimunily Living, Home Economics, PORTER, JERRY LEE 7 Sam 7 Social Sludies, Band. POWERS, LAUNDLE FERMAN 7 Malh, Social Sludies, Fiiolball. Clubs: Communily Living, Varsily-H. PRICE, WILLIAM HERSCHEL 7 Bill 7 Math, Science, Foolball, Iraclc. Clubs: Spanish, Varsily-H. RAMEY, JACK DAVID 7 Moose 7 Arl, Mechanical Drawing, Band. Clubs: Community Living, I-li-Y, Tennis. RANSBOTTOM, CLAUDIA JILL 7 Max 7 Commerce, Dislribulive Educalion. Sleering Cammillee. RATLIFF, GLENN RICHARD 7 Science, Social Sludies. Bagpipes, Clubs: Communily Living lljresidenll, Presi- denfs, Spanish. RAY, CLARENCE CALVERT 7 Cal 7 Music, Social Sludies. A Cappella Choir, All-Sfale Chorus, Junior Glue Club. Clubs: Cammunily Living, Spanish. REED, JOHN CHARLES 7 Dralling. REED, LANE CORWIN 7 Ari, Mechanical Drawing. Clubs: Arl, Varsily-H. REED, MICHAEL HOLT -7 Eleclric Shop, Drallina. REYNOLDS. CAROL DARLENE 7 Carmen 7 Social Sludies. Bagpipes lEdilorl. Clubs: Cammuriily Liv- ing, Quill and Scroll, Spanish. REYNOLDS, CHARLOTTE EYVONE 7 Commerce, Clubs: Siena. RHODES, LILLY CAROLYN7 Sis 7Commerce, Dislribulive Lducalion. RICE, DONNA JEAN 7 Commerce, Music. A Cappella Choir. Clubs: Slerio lSecrelary- Treasurerl. RICE, LESLIE DALE 7 Prinling, Malh. RICHARDSON, GAYLE LILLY 7 Commerce, Social Sludies, A Cappella Choir, Girls Chorus, Maiorelfe, Sleering Commillee. Clubs: Communily Living. I HY' RIGNEY, ROSE MARIE g Midge -- Carninmcv, Home' Economics. Clubn: Home Econarnica, Slonm, RILEY, BARBARA ANN -- HB0b -W ll-Hina Iciniiriiriirm Social Studies, Clubs: Homo Economics, ROACH, PHILLIP DALE-Carnmerca Social Sludiw.. Band. RODGERS, JULIA ANNf Judv --Malli, Scioncv. Clubw: A.O,A.. Carnmunily Living, Lalin. ROGERS, JOSEPH COMWAY7 Ji'J0 lvlalli, Scif-ucv Operella. Clubs: A,O.A., Camninnily Living, Kev. ROMINE, JAMES FRANKLIN - Jim f Malli, Scif-nfu Traclr. Cliibw Carnmunily Livinq, Varsily-H. ROSE, DONNA SUE-Commerce. A Cappella Cliair, Girli. Clworus. Clubs: Communily Living lVice'Prvsidonll, Fulure Nurses, Siena. ROSE, PATRICIA ANN- Pain'-Dislribulivc Educaliiwn. ROSS, CONRAD MILTON- Spike -Malln, Science, Bag- pipes. Clubs: A.O.A., Carnrnunilv Livinq, lalin, Tunnie, ROY, SHIRLEY JEAN-Home Economicw, Social Sluclios. SAMPLES, CECIL AUSTIN JR.- Buddy fDrallinq, Social Sludies. SAUNDERS, GARY JOEfMaIli, Social Sludins, SAUNDERS, WILLIAM EDWARD, JR.-!'Eddie ---Math. Science, Social Sludies. Clubs: Community Living. SAYRE, CYNTHIA JEAN-Commerce, Social Sludic-5. A Cappella Cliair, Junior Glee Club. Clubs: Camniunily Living, Tennis, Y-Teen. SCHOFIELD, LEE NEAL-Language, Molli, Sciuncc. Slifer- ing Commillee. Clubs: Cammunily Livinq, Spanish. SHANK, GEORGE MICHAEL- Milceuv-Ccvmmcrcv, Mr-- clianical Drawing, SHAVER, JOHN GARY- Red flvlusic, Sfvcial Sludiff-,. A Cappella Clwoir, Band lllresiclenll, Orclioslra lTrca- surerl. Clubs: Cammunily Living, Presideiilii. SHEETS, JANET EILEEN-Science, Social Sludios. Band. Clubs: A.O.A.. Communily Livinq, Lalin, Torch, YfTm-ii, SHEETS, JERRY ALLEN-Music, Social Sludies, A Cappella Clioir, All-Sfale Cliarus, Band, Clubs: Camrnunily Living. SHOWALTER, LARRY LEONARD-Science, Social Sfudies. Band. Clubs: Comrnunily Living. SHRIVER, DUANE GARFIELD-Commerce, Social Sfudies. Band. SINGLETON, SALLIE ANN-Ari, Language. Clubs: Spanisli, AVI, Kcyollo lSucrclai'yl, Swimming, Torcli. SLATER, CAROL ANN-Lanq.age, Social Sludies, Clieer- loader, Slowing Cornmilfec. Clvbs: Community Living, Spanisli, SLONE, HARRY MARTIN' Language, Mailw. Sleciing Com- inillvv. Clubs: A.O.A., Cunimunily Livinq, Lalin, Spaniuli. SMALLWOOD, WILLA MARIE-Lunq.ag0. Malli, Science. Bagpipes, SIM-ring Cnmmilice. Clubs: A.O.A., Fulure Nurses lTreasuivrl, Spanisli, Twiclw. SMITH, BARBARA LOU-fnaabbie Lau fCoinrncrcC SMITH, CLYDE ALLEN 'Biiclflvu flvlnlln, Sfifincf SMITH, KATHRINE ELIZABETH- - Sissiv -WCununeico, Sa- cial Sludii-s. Clubs: Cuinmunily Living, Slena. Cl3ITTUTfTI'CLT, MQCIIOITICUI Diuwiiiq, SMITH, VIRGINIA LEE sMafli, Science. Clubs: A.O.A., Cumrnunilv living lVice-Pmsideiill, Lalin, Spanish, lwrfli. SPENCER, ROBERT LEE' f'iBob'i-f-Molli, Sciencc. Eoolball, Irufln, Club--1 Ciwinmiinily living, Vnrsily-l'l. STANLEY, WILLA ALBERTA-f- Pi-wwe -f llonio Economics, Social Sludius, Clulws: Hume Economic-i. STEPHENSON, EDDY GENE Gonc - Radio, Social Stud' ius, Band. STEVENS, LUCY KATHRYN--i'Killv -Language, Social Sludivs, Clubs: Cuinrnunily Livinq. STEWART, ALICE JEAN-Language, Malli, Science. Clubs: A,O,A., Cnmniunily Living, Eulure Nurses, Lalin, Tennis Torcli. STEWART, HELEN MARlEf'-Commerce, Social Sluclies. Clubs: Cainmunily Living. STURM, HAROLD FRANCES---Malli, Science. Band. Clubs: A.O.A., Cammunily living, Toicli, SULLENBERGER, JUDY KAY -- Killen ff Music, Sacial Slllclivs. Clubs: Conirnunily Living. TABOR, JANICE CAROL- Jan --Lalin, Social Sludies. A Cappella Clioir, Allendanl la Miss I-liglwlandei, Miss Taqa. Clulfas: Cummunilv Livinq, Lalin lSecrefaryl, Tennis, Toicli lTl'e'aslir0rl. TAYLOR, HARRY EUGENE - Gone --Electric. TERRY, PATSY LOUISE- Poll, iCornmerce, Home Eco- niumics. THOMAS, WILLIAM WHEELER- Bill -Mallw, Science Slccring Conimillee. THOMASSON, AUDREY JANE- Janie -Music. A Cape pella Choir llreasurerl, Annual, Junior Glee Club, W Sleering Commillee. Clubs: Comrnunily Living, Lalin. THOMPSON, KENNETH WILLIAM- Kenny -Malin, Sci- ence. Baseball, Baslcelball, Boys Slafe, Foolball, Presi- i denl ol Junior and Senior Class, Represenlalive Know l Your Governmenl Dov, Sleering Commillee, Clubs: ' Varsily-H. TRIPLETT, EUGENE RANS-Welding, TUCKER, ROBERT BRUCE- Bob -Maflw, Woaclworli. VENTRY, ANTHONY RCBERT- Tony -Macliine Sliap. WALKER, ESTELLA MAE - Slell'i g Commerce, Clubs: Comrnunily Living. WALLS, lDA MARGARET- Margyn-Commerce, Social Sludies. A Cappella Clioir, Girls Cliorus, Clubs: Presi- denl lVice-Presiclerifl, Siena lpresidenll, Tennis, Torch. WASSERMAN, NANCY ANN - Mafli, Science. Clubs: A.O.A., Communlly Living. WATSON, WILLARD KENT - Willie - Social Sludies, Clubs: Cammunily Living. WATTERS, HAROLD LEE- Hoi ROdH'C:UVT1IWL'!C1,'. Clubs: Communily Living. WAYBRIGHT, FREDRICK DELMORE- Ted -Social Slud- ies. A Cappella Clnoir. Clubs: Arl, Communilv Living, Key. WELCH, LOUIS EDWARD-i'Lou -Mallw, Science, Baslcel- ball, Clubs: Torclw, Varsily-H. WENTZ, BONNlE JUNEf-Dislribulive Educalion. WHEELER, JOHN HARVEY-Malin, Music, Science. A Cap- pella Clwoir, Operelfo, Clubs: A.O.A., Communily Liv ing, Hi-Y, Spanish, WILCOX, DAMON FREDRICK - Science. Social Sludies, Clubs: A.O.A., Communily Living, Lalin, Swimming. WILFONG, LOLA JEAN+ Jean -Commerce, Social Slud- ies, Clubs: Siena lVice-Presidenll, Torcli. WILKEY, JAMES VERNON- Jiml'-Language, Malli, Boys Slale. Clubs: A.O.A.. Cammunifv Living, Lalin, Spanislw. WILLIAMS, HOYT LEE-Language, Science, Clubs: Com' rnunily Living. WILLIAMS, PAUL JACKSON-Radio Shop, WILLS, JAMES THOMAS- Jim -Prinling, Sheer Metal, WILSON, DON WALTER - Ari, Commerce. Clubs: Ari, Cornrnunily Living, Hi-Y, Varsily'H. WILSON, THOMAS RAY- Tommy -Mafh, Science. Clubs: Communiiy Living. WOMELDORF, SHIRLEY ANN-Language, Mafh, Clubs: A.O,A., Communily Living, Keyeiie, Loiin lVice'Presi- denil. WOOD, SHIRLEY ANN - Woodie - Commerce, Social Shidies. Orchesira. Clubs: Y-Teens. WRIGHT, ELLEN MARTIN- Mariy +Cornmerce, Music. Band, Orchesira. WRIGHT, REBECCA ANN- Becky -Commerce, Spanish, Sieering Commiffee. Clubs: Spanish, Sreno. Torch. WYANT, RONALD LEE- Ronnie -Maih, Science. Clubs: Cornmuniiy Living. YATES, CHARLOTTE ANN -- Language, Social Sfudies. Clubs: Comrnuniiy Living. YOHO, LINDA LEE-Social Sfudies, Spanish. A Cappella Choir, All-Siale Chorus. Clubs: Comrnunify Living. ,.., V IN MEMCRIAM Young James Daniel Ociober 3, 1939-December 12, 1955 Dannle Prlnhng SENIORS WHOSE PICTURES D Gould, Raymond Lee Harrison, John Paul Kirfley, Ronnie Waldie Priode, Lawrence Edward O NOT APPEAR Tanner, Gary Don Tomblin, Marie Wilcox, Ralph Eugene Willis, Roberf Arnold Woodyard, James Frederick Page Filly-five ge Fi AROUND SCHOOL Cbariotte Simpisiris helps Mr. Edgar Rusmiselle, The Treasurer, while Judy Davin, vortfa big moii. Shirley Wood Types for the Library, while David Colbert, Donna McDoweil, Anna Perkins, Paul Hicks, and Darlene Harbour help or the Library demic. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Vice-Presidenf James Pack PresIdenI. .James Fosfer Secretary ,Judy Bose Treasurer . . Doroihy Caafs Sponsor . Mr. John C. Hodges STEERING COMMITTEE Firs+ row: F. DuHon, A. Frazier, J. Skanes, C. Baker, S. WykIe, J. Boso, J. Jackson. . .. . . Secona row: T. BuncI'1, S. Ward, M. Gran' .. .. . Third Pow: N. Henderson, J. Lucas, B. Romans, D. Coafs, M. Miller, L. Parsons. Four+I1 row. B. Wilson, L. D. Egnor, D. Sievens. FIIII1 row: T. A. SIevenson, L. Ru+- Iedge, S. Lawrence, G. Adkins. SixII1 row: M. McCaIIIsIer, B. CraH', J. Fos+er, J. Pack, Mr. John Hodaei. Page FiIty-seven HTH GRADE-MCCOY Firsl row: E. Blalre, G. Adlrins, S Barber, C. Balmer, S. Blalre, N. Ad- kins, E. Blair. Second row: D. Adiins, R. Bieber B. Alhey, G. Bellomy, J. Bane G. Eorfholomew, S. Ala, J. Beard. Third row: E. Anderson, F. Bafson, L. Boumgcrdner, E. Baumgardner S. Adkins, T. Arlhur, W. Board G. Bcisey. Fourlh row: Mr. Homer McCoy, L. Ashworlh, B. Baumgardner, L. Bar- bour, G. Bird, R. Billups, G. Ad- kins, T. Benlley, J. Beardsley. HTH GRADE-DULANEY Firsl' row: F. Chapman, D. Bowles, C Bowen, M. Carper, P. Browning D. Chambers, B. Bolen. Second row: J. Campbell, N. Bosler J. Boso, L. Bowen, M. Cassell, J. Burhs, G. Bonduranl. Third row: Miss Elhel Dulaney, L Calad, R. Bosfon, R. Boofh, F. Byrd, W. Carpenler, R. Boolh, D Brumfield. Fourlh row: G. Brammer, D. Brooks S. Brumfield, J. B'own, G. Bower- masler, W. Bush, T. Bunch. I ITH GRADE-WELTY Firsl row: N. Cuflip, D. Cral+on, M Chapman, M. Combs, J. Crenshaw B. Courls, D. Coors. Second row: R. Crisel, V. Chin, P Chapman, S. Copeland, W. Chain F. Chrisly, W. Clay. Third row: Mr. Leonard Welfy, B Clarlr, P. Chapman, H. Cridclle L. Childers, R. Cross, C. Clark. Fourth row: K. Coughenour, D. Cyrus W. Cral+, G. Crouch, J. Crum J. Crisl. HTH GRADE-HODGE, K. Firsf row: C. Dunlap, M. Ellcessor, F. Dunn, J. Ferrell, F. DuHon, L Dennison, N. Deeds. Second row: C. Dial, H. Dyer, M Deering, J. Dyer, L. Esque, M Day. Third row: J. Ellison, B. Davis, B Egnor, K. Easfhom, J. Dillon, W. Forfner, G. Embry. Fourlli row: Miss Kaflwleen Hodge R. Elmore, D. Federer, L. D. Egnor, R. Fry, D. Donahoe, D. Davis, V Doalr. I ITH GRADE-SULLIVAN Firsf row: D. Finley, J. Fuller, P Gooding, L. Gardner, A. Frazier P. Glancy, P. Geer. Second row: W. Flora, A. Fihpcirick C. Fullerfon, J. Fosfer, N. Fosfer L. Forgey, M. Fulmer, A. Garref- SON. Third row: Mrs. Maxine Sullivan, J Fugafe, D. Garlach, R. Gibson D. Gibson, J. Fosfer. Fourfh row: G. Freeman, R. Geer J. Frye, J. Forbuslw, R. Gebhardf. I ITH GRADE-DUNFEE Firsi' row: M. Granf, S. Hoag, J. Haclcworflw, L. Hill, J. Helmick J. Henry, M. Henry. Second row: J. Hall, N. Harrison J. Hesson, J. Hager, Z. Gue, S Gray. Third row: C. Haeberle, F. Griffiih L. Hamlin, G. Hay, P. Hiclrs, D Hazeleff, F. Grimes. Fourfh row: Mr. Wylie Dunlee, N. T Henderson, D. Hager, D. Hale, M. Harrison, M. Haas, N. Hanley. .,A 5' ,. Page Filfyfnine 7 . A Page Sixly HTH GRADE-KRIEGER Firsl row: M. Johnson, W. Holley, A. Keyser, J. Johnson, R. Holley, D. Jeffers, D. Keefley. Second row: S. Kincade, M. Judy, A. Jernigan, B. Jaclrson, M. Huddleslon, J. Jackson, K. John- son. Third row: C. Hughes, D. Johnson, T. Ingersoll, J. Keisler, J. Kauff- man, J. Johnson, C. Humphreys. Fourfh row: Miss Margarer Krieger, R. Kingery, R. Jefferies, D. Ingles, E. Kiichen, J. Hughes, W. Ingram. I ITH GRADE-DAVIS Firsf row: T. Lalon, M. Kinsey, D. Mays, J. Lucas, R. Lewis, D. Long, J. Lamberfy. Second row: D. Lusher, P. Kinsell, M. Mays, C. Leadmon, J. Lem- ming, C. Luh, J. Lambert Third row: Mrs. Nan Davis, C. Kiri- ley, L. Kirk, M. Lighf, B. Mannon, G. Marcum. Fourrh row: L. Marcum, C. Lear, A Lucas, T. LambioHe, S. Lawrence J. Kinlread. IITH GRADE-CARNOHAN Firsl row: P. Morris, M. Miller, J Midlciff, P. Meadows, P. McClure R. Meabon. Second row: L. McCoy, C. McCon- nell, E. Miller, R. Moeser, N. Mc Neeley. Third row: Mrs. Frances Corohan R. Meadows, E. Meelx, M. McCal lisfer, D. Milner, G. Midkiff. Fourih row: L. Mayenscheine, R Miles, M. Mooring, D. McClelland IITH GRADE-DeEULIS Firsf row: C. Murray, D. Pefers, J Panell, L. Parsons, A. Pairick, J NUHCE. Second row: C. Perry, E. Phillips, B Pemberfon, V. Noble, T. Perry, J Poclr, E. Pos+on. Third row: Mr. T. A. De Eulis, M Myers, T. Neff, J. Plybon, T. Ply male, G. Pefry, C. Penvose, K Pealue, J. Osburn, G. Moreland. HTH GRADE-WRIGHT Firsf row: L. Ray, N. Robinson, R Ruggles, B. Ray, B. Romans, C Reeves, B. Ross. Second row: J. Reed, F. Sammons R. Rogers, N. Porfer, A. Ramey J. Poling, M. Sammons, L. Plyes. Third row: D. Rose, H. Robinson, G Plyes, R. Roach, A. Ribalroff, J Roberfs, R. Rhoodes. Fourih row: Mrs. Louise Wrighf, D Reynolds, N. Pyles, V. Rhodes, L Rufledge, H. Reynolds. IITH GRADE-ATKINS Firsf row: S. Sfephens, J. Sayre J. Skanes, P. Smifh, M. Sfepp, M S+amper, R. Slaler. Second row: J. Scarberry, C. Spur- loclr, S. Scoff, M. Sfanley, C. Sufh- erland, W. Smi+h, J. Sfarlcey. Third row Mrs. Doroihy Aflrins, T. Sims, R. Smifh, D. Sfevens, D. Sydnor, L. Siein, G. Spurloclr. Fourlh row: P Smifh, G. Shriver, D Sowards, S. Sheers, C. Spresser, V. Shanlr. ex.-:sw . w ESSS5 ' ff A s Page Sixfyeone IITH GRADE-HODGES Firsi row: J. Sfouf, R. Thompson, L. Terry, J. Tachefh S. Thompson, N. Wallace, T. Walcufl. Second row: N. Suiier, S. Ward, R. Sword, C. Slephenson, F. Sfevens, C. Wa nsfrafh. Third row: T. Slephenson, L. Thomp- son, M. Varva, C. Thompson, H. Ullom, K. Sfelfler. Fourlh row: Mr. John Hodges, J. Taylor, D. Wallace, W. Wallrer, H. Underwood. IITH GRADE-AUSTIN Firsf row: J. Waugh, B. Woodycrd, J. Worfhy, B. Warl, M. Williams, S. Wylzle, N. Wills. Second row: R. Wrighf, J. Wifhers, J. Wifhrow, M. Willis, J. Weller, G. Wheeler. Third row: F. Weiler, J. While, M. Williams, B. Wilson, F. Yosl, A. Young. Fourfh row: Mrs. Virginia Ausfin, D. Worlrman, L. Yeafer, J. Wrighf, H. Wilson, C. Williamson. Daies, dresses, corsages, and fhe Prom. Trudy Walcufr and Melvin Haas lislen in as Rufh Ellen Rogers malres lhe final plans lor fhe big evenl. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Secrelory and Treasurer Sally Moberly Presldenl Bonnie Cory Vncf. Presiclenf Jim Cool: Sponsor Mr. Roger Nichols STEERING COMMITTEE Firsf row: D. Cummings, S. Mills S. Myers, L. Holley, M Chilfum, M. Johnson. Second row: D, Dirlon, N. Arch er, P. Rofhroclr, B. Beclr, H Sims, J. Mobe. Third row: J. Gibson, A. Howard M. Lufhy, J. Wyonl, L. Gorrel son. Fourlh row: G. McDaniel, G Callicoaf, A. Moihison, G Wrighl, M. Diddle. Fillh row: B. Cooll, E. Hensley F. Adlrins, W. Nichols, E. Biclz R. Smifh, Mr. Roger Nichols. lhmf- Silly llilw IOTH GRADE- UNDERWOOD, l. Firsr row: S. Anderson, C. Adkins. M. Ala, C. Adkins, W. Barlow, J. Adkins, D. Anderson. Second row: C. Adkins, R. Arnold, N. Archer, B. Barnell, K. Baleman, J. Baller, R. Adkins. Third row: Mrs. lrene Underwood. D. Barker, M. Allen, L. Adkins, J. Ashworlh, K. Bailey, J. Ballen, C. Beal. Fourlh row: F. Adkins, J. Baker, R. Akers, F. Abbell, M. Barcus, L. Albrighf. l OTH GRADE-GRADY Firsf row: M. Bias, J. Bryon, L. Bragg, J. Brunson, J. Brown, L. Black, C. Bevins. Second row: J. Beckell, P. Boyd, B. Beck, S. Brown, A. Borders, F. Boolh, B. Bias, A. Blake. Third row: Miss Polly Grady, B Black, W. Blake, C. Blake, C. Boolh, D. Boley, P. T. Blake, P. Boslic. Fourlh row: D. Bradley, E. Bryand E. Biclr, T. E. Blake, D. Blake, Bl Bias, R. Brunfield, E. Bennell, R Bowen. IOTH GRADE-DOBER Firsl row: D. Clark, J. Chapman, J Bryanl, M. Carr, B. Cary, S. Can lerbury, M. Chillum, V. Chap man. Second row: J. Burchell, J. Childers B. Collins, J. Callicoal, S. Caslle J. Cobb, L. Carson, D. Clay, G Campbell. Third row: B. Chalin, J. Buchanan G. Callicoaf, L. Burrows, R. Burge A. Clark, M. Byas, S. Claypool. Fourfh row: Miss Josepha Dober, R Copeharl, D. Chandler, J. Bush D. Bushman, H. Burlon, J. Chris- lian, H. Cochran. IOTH GRADE-KELLER Firsf row: N. Co++le, J. Cross, B S. Curfis, B. L. Curlis, S. David- son, S. Cornes, S. Cyrus. Second row: R. Cremeans, B. Cox M. Darnell, P. Davis, D. Cummings S. Cremeans, B. A. Curiis. Third row: Mrs. Audra Keller, R. Coolr, J. Coolr, J. Cross, L. CraH R. Cox, G. Cox, J. Crawford. Fourlh row: V. Cremeans, L. Davis R. Davis, T. Davidson, J. Crem- eans, R. Copley, L. Damron. IOTH GRADE-MOSS Firsf row: B. Ellis, L. Ellis, J. Denni- son, G. Dennison, S. Edwards, M Deloe, J. Edens. Second row: J. Dolan, R. Dennison L. Dilworlh, M. Effingham, S. Ed- wards, D. Dirlon, D. Dunbar. Third row: Mrs. Pauline Moss, W Dillon, R. Deharl, M. Diddle, L Farley, L. Ellis, M. Dillon. Fourlh row: J. Dickens, R. Dunlee R. Easlhom, R. Easlhom. IOTH GRADE-GLICK Firsl row: M. Frye, J. Gleason, S Faullxner, A. Felix, L. Ferrell, M Fugafe, P. Federer. Second row: Miss Ima Gliclx, B. Fed erer, F. Fowler, R. Gibson. B. Glo ver, E. Garrefson, B. Granl, B Grayson. Third row: D. Gordon, R. Graham L. Gilberl, M. Flefcher, R. Granf, J. Gibson, D. Gilberf. Fourfh row: S. Gibbs, L. Fisher, C Faulkner, R. Ferguson, R. Granl. X Page Sixty-five Page Sixlyesix I OTH G RADE-BA RTLETT Firsi row: L. Harris, D. Hager, P. Hayes, B. Holland, B. Hayes, W. Haffield, J. Henderson. Second row: E. Halsiead, P. Hon- aker, D. Heslep, F. Henderson, L. Holley, L. R. Hager, N. Harper. Third row: P. Hauclx, B. Hayes, E. Hensley, C. Hall, T. Griffilh, J. Hamfllon. Four+h row: Mrs. Consiance Barflcff, W. Hazelefl, J. Grizzell, J. Hough- lon, C. Hines, P. Harmon, M. Hes- son, J. Howell, R. Hill. IOTH GRADE-SIMONETTE Firsl row: L. Jaclrson, S. Kimmel, J. Johnson, P. Hysell, M. Judd, M. Kiichen, J. Jenlrins. Second row: J. Kearney, M. Howard, S. lnscoe, L. Hulchinson, J. Jarvis, C. Johnson, S. Kincaid, C. Judd. Third row: Mr. S. L. Simoneffe, R. Jaclzson, S. Hughes, E. Kingery, R. Jenkins, H. Huichinson, W. Jernigan. Fourih row: J. Hufchinson, R. Keller, W. Holnif, H. Howard, E. Hufch- inson. I OTH GRADE-GROVES First row: L. Lemon, K. Luiher, B. Leffingwell, G. Lloyd, J. Marlxs, B. Liichfield, S. Lively, D. Mannon. Second row: C. Lucas, S. Marsh, R. Lalon, J. Marlin. V. Lucas, H. Lawhon, J. Loan, K. Lincoln. Third row: Mr. David Groves, S. Koonfz, R. Lelifingwell, J. Long, C. Legg, L. Leslie, G. Lalre, R. Lowe, D. Lafferly. Fourlh row: L. Lamberl, M. Lulhy, P. Lamberr, T. Lewis, D. Lemming, J. Kranlz, E. Linlrfield, R. Le Grand, R. Lucas. IOTH GRADE-STARKEY Firsf row: B. McClellan, S. McCal- lisler, P. McAboy, A. Moore, H McCallisfer, L. Moore, B. Midlxifl Second row: P. Midlriff, S. Mills, S Miller, P. Mbll, S. Moberly, J Moore, L. Mohr. Third row: J. McDaniel, R. Meadows J. Meadows, B. McComas, J. Mc- Kinley, K. Mays, R. Misner, E McDaniel, O. Maihisen. Fourih row: Mr. Claude Slarlcey, N Mills, J. Miller, I. Midlril?, D. Mc- Daniel, R. Minnix, G. Miller. IOTH GRADE-KEARNS Firsf row: N. Mounl, S. Myers, W Paul, L. Pinkerman, J. Nicolls, L Pauley, Z. Pafriclr. Second row: l Morris, J. Perry, B Nelson, M. Morris, R. Pinlcerman P. Pardue. Third row: R. Nichols, B. Pardue, G Parsons, J. Pefers, C. Perry, V Neff. Fourfh row: Mr. William Kearns, E Moss, A. Nicolls, P, Nance, M: Nichols, R. Nicholas, L. Overs+ree+ IOTH GRADE-SAYRE Firsl row: B. Rose, H. Ransboffom, P. Pruiff, J. Priode, S. Rowsey, L. Price, M. Plybon. Second row: R. Roach, P. Ro+hrocl:, D. Rollyson, S. Rock, F. Roach, E. Romine, W. Powers, P. Planfz. Third row: W. Plybon, J. Ray, J. Rice, D. Rood, D. Reger, T. Pullen, J. Rankin, L. Reed. Fourfh row: Mr. W. H. Sayre, G. Rice, R. Sfephen, B. Rood, R. Rig- ney, E. Rollins, W. Ray, C. Qualls, C. Rice. Page Siu-fyeeighl IOTH GRADE-NICHOLS Firsl row: S. Sheppard, D. Shoe- maker, C. Ruggles, N. Singer, S. Spencer, B. Sowards, N. Spurlock. Second row: J. Sorlel, D. Sparks, D Shamblin, L. Smilh, H. Sims, C Simpkins, H. Spurlock. Third row: Mr. Roger Nichols, L. Shorf, J. Sinilil, R. Smalley, A. Sorlel, C. Shumale, R. Smirh, R. Sinifl. Fourlh row: R. Runncls, C. Shockley, D. Sager. IOTH GRADE-MARTIN Firsl row: B. Trenf, J. Varney, P. Thacker, H. Thornburg, S. Thornilly J. Ware, S. Thompson. Second row: W. Slewarl, P. Taylor J. Via, P. Thompson, K. Walker N. Taylor, H. Vernafle, B. J. Trador. Third row: T. Thacker, B. Tucker, D Suiler, K. Slark, P. Walker, D Thomas, B. Swann, R. Van Scoy. Fourfh row: Mr. J. P. Marlin, J Thompson, J. Sleel, C. Sluarl, B Tanner, L. Swann, R. Swann, K Turner, D. Walker. IOTH GRADE-GIBSON Firsl row: J. Yales, M. While, P Young, F. Wilson, P. Wheeler, J Workman, J. Wyonl. Second row: J. While, L. Webb, P Young, N. Young, J. Wrighl, M While. Third row: Mrs. Eloise Gibson, C Webb, D, Wrighf, D. Wilds, G Wrighl, G. Wilson. Fourlh row: L. Weaver, P. Workman D. Wills, J. Woods, C. Weekley A Till E TMJ' -:,. ,..4.mv:v' - .N 11 J I. . A Q 4 . Wa 1' 4, U. -5, Va.-c'.x. br 1 jiv.5e,w-'fm ,wi wh .. FOOTBALL CAPTAINS DAVID sms DAN sosroN DICK GARRETSON BUDDY BRUNSON JARY BURGESS I 955-I 956 RONNIE CAZAD FRANK MEADOWS RICHARD MEADOWS EVERETT MEEK LAUNDLE POWERS BILL PRICE BOB SPENCER KENNY THOMPSON THE HIGHLANDER SQUAD Firsf row: N, T. Henderson, M. McCallis+er, D. Bias, R. Cazad, E. Meek, D. Bosion, K. Thompson B. Price, B. Spencer, R. Meadows, L. Powers, J. Burgess, R. Garreison, L. Brunson, F. Meadows Second row: B. Lawhon, H. Criddle, J. Frye, M. Mooring, C. Hines, J. Cook, E. Meek, T. Midkilif B. Board, M. Harrison, G. Adkins, H. Howard, H. Underwood,B. Cook, D. Barkus. Third row: T. Sims, T. Burros, P. Nance, S. Ray, J. Miller, B. Bias, D. Dunbar, B. Black, F. Flefcher C. Boofh, F. Adkins, J. Hougkdon, A. Mafhisen, R. Rigney, S, Parsons, B. Qualls. Fourih row: R. Gronf, R. Lucas, A. Howard, D. Wilds, J. Baker, B. Tanner, M. Lu+hy, R. Gran? F. AbboH, R. Davis, I. Siarkey. Page Scvenlyriwo MANAGERS LeH +o rigid: B. Bosfon, M. Harrison, 5. Hall, L. Mohr, D. Smalley. ,. , f. W5 , ,aj COACHES Firsi' row: Mr. Frank Effingham, Assislanf Coach and Golf Team Sponsor, Mr. Jim Coin, Head Foolball Coach, Assisfonf Baskefball Coach, Track Team: Mr. Aldo Paleffi, Head Baskefball and Baseball Coach. Second row: Mr. Donny Clark, Physical Educoiion lns+ruc+or, Assisionf Coach, Bowling Teom Sponsor: Mr. Jack Chapman, Afhlefic Direcfor, Deon ol Boys, Rifle Club Sponsor. WILLIAMSON GAME Lel+ lo righl: D. Boslon, G. Adkins, J. Frye, L. Brunson, N. T. Henderson, H. Underwood, L. Powers, D. Sfevens. Page Sovenly-fhree ,4- X- .v i 'fn ' v BEFORE THE GAME In 1955-1956 Huntington East High School had its first Hoot. AFTER THE GAME The Highlander Ball was cz great success MISS HIGHLANDER'S ATTENDANTS M Dremc: Darlene Harbour - Miss Janice Carol T b MISS HIGHLANDER Miss Lois Carole Mobayed Page Seventy-eight MAJORETTES Left to right: D. Morris, D. Lincoln, L. Gardner, D. Coats, G. Richardson, B. Romans, J. Shanes, J. Kinsell. Pick those legs up high, set your Feet down lightly, and keep time. These and many other words were what the Highlander maiorettes heard during the month ot August and football season from their instructor, Miss Hazel Sumter. The Highlander Bonnie Lassies were honored by receiving autographed records ol My Bonnie Lassie from the Ames Brothers and were also thrilled when they met the Scots' Guards from Queen Elizabeth! Palace. The Maiorette Show was something new this year, The climax of being a Highlander maiorette was the band Festival. The maiorettes are chosen by a council of teachers which use the following characteristics in selecting them: scholarship, character, rhythmic movement, ani' mation, bodily contours, personal appearance, and ability to get along with the group. CHEERLEADERS I5 Rahs lor our team! These words are heard all through football and basketball season. The cheerleaders are always there leading the cheers and boosting the team onward. The Highlanders have six cheerleaders which help to promote goodwill between our school and other schools in and out ot the state. These girls are chosen by a secret ballot which is cast by the student body. They are picked on the following character- istics: coordination, character, personality, and scholarship. Miss Hazel Sumter is the instructor ol the cheerleaders as well as the maiorettes. She has graciously given her personal time and energy to the training ot these girls. and everyone should be proud ol each and everyone ot them for their splendid cooperation in all situations. Left to right: D. Keetley, A. Mathisen, C. Slater, S. Bicl, B. Cliness, D. Chambers. Page Seventy-nine MR. ALDO PALETTI Coach Wesfern Conference Couch of fhe Year DAVID BURNER HERMAN CONNER PATRICK HUNT BASKETBALL 1955-I 956 RICHARD MEADOWS GOULD ORR KENNETH THOMPSON LOUIS WELCH BASKETBALL TEAM Second row: J. Frye, G. Orr, R. Meadows, P. Hunf. Third row: K. Thompson, L. Welch, H. Conner, D. Burner. Alumni 94-84 Millon I O5-55 Sl. Joseph 75-52 Williamson 96-7l Slonewall 58-70 Borboursville 85-56 lronlon l05-86 Hunfinglon Cenfral 66-48 Sf. Joseph 81-69 Logon 88-8l Hunfingfon Cenfral ly-lww Charlesfon Williamson Guyan Valley Parkersburg Soufh Charleslon lronfon Beclrley Barboursville Mullens Logan . . . 81-79 MANAGERS D. Grubbs and D. Smalley slarled lhe baslrelball games. 8. Chulin and P. Nance inished ihe season as managers. 92-69 69-70 IO7-64 98-85 98-90 93-bl 74-IOO I I 7-65 77-78 89-64 BASEBALL TEAM Firsf row: D. Wilson, B. Campbell, A. Nicholas. Second row: L. Welch, J. Frye, K. Thompson. These six boys played baseball last year and are loolcing forward to 1956. MANAGER David Grubbs is ouf lor Hue manager posilion fhis season. Page Eiglwfy-fhree 7 Q 1 A RIFLE CLUB Firsr row: L. Egnor, C. Blalxe, B. Hayes, V. Campbell, J. While, J. Dolen, M. Lighi, D. Grubbs Second row: J. Rogers, B. Holland, L. Forgey, J. Bane, E. Garrelson, B. Hayse, L. Jaclrson, J. Henry H. Hufchinson. Slandingz T. Grif'fi+l1, S. Lawrence, C. Haeberle, M. Myers, J. Willrey, L. Mayenscheine, J. Kinlcead D. Federer, R. Garrelson, L. Yeaier, R. Esque, G. Bcwermasfer, D. Hale, R. Honalrer, L. Swann J. Marlin, J. Fosfer, J. Wrighl, F. Yos+, R. Wrighf, Mr. Jaclc Chapman. Presidenfz Richard Garrerson: Vice-President David Federer, Secrelaryz Judy Bane, Assis+an+-Sec. Lalricia Forgeyg Treasurer: Larry Yealerg Sponsor: Mr. Jaclr Chapman. Execu+ive Officers: James Fosler, Rober+ Hayes. TRACK TEAM Firsf row: T. Midlriff, D. McDaniels, R. Lucas, F. Abbell, P. Harmon, B. Cooli, D. Wilds, J. Cool: J. Frye, G. Orr. Second row: C. Burgess, B. Bosion, D. Cross, R. Rigney, H. Underwood, H. Hulchison, L. Burris D. Bosfon, L. Powers, B. Brunson, S. Parsons, G. Adkins, P. Meade. C. Hines. Third row: R, De Harf, D. Worlsman, T. Blalre, R. Meadows, M. Harrison, E. Meelc, J. Kinlccad L. Childers, P. Nance, B. Spencer. Fourlh row: B. Tanner, C. Samples, S. Luihy, B. Board, D. Srevens, B. Miles, S. Ray, J. Houghlon Filfh row: B. Baumgardner, M. Williams, F. Adlzins, D. Dunbar, B. Bias, B. Davis, J. Balmer. .ff ' gt ...A SWIMMING CLUB Firsl row: Mr. Homer McCoy, N. Fosier, L. McCoy, E. Garre+son, L. Plymale, B. Cary, B. Holland, J. Marlin. Second row: D. Lincoln, S. Singlefon, L. Gardner, M. Chifium, C. Johnson, A. Hayes, J. Hines. Third row: C. Blalce, L. Marcum, J. Beardsley, T. Plymale, J. Paclc, A. Cserny, D. Wilcox. Presidenfz Dan Cyrus, Vice-President James Paclcg Secrefary: Bonnie Cary, Sponsor: Mr. Homer McCoy. BOWLING CLUB Presideni: Ronald Adkins, Sponsor: Mr. Dannie Clarlrg Board ol Direcfors: Darrell Balmer, Jerry Neff, David Wrighl. Firsl row: Mr. Donnie Clarlr, F. Yosf, R. Adkins, R. Smifh, R. Meadows, H. Hufchison, G. Spurloclr, J. Peiers. Second row: J. Beardsley, M. Ellcessor, C. Fullerlon, S. Brown, L. Webb, P. Young, D. Earls, R. Lewis. Third row: D. Balmer, G. Moreland, C. Kirfley, K. Thompson, B. Hayes, C. Gore. bq manning TENNIS TEAM Firsl row: A. Hayes, J. Mussell, D. Ramey, C. Mobayed. Second row: Mr. John C. Hodges, R. Honoker, J. Hager, B. Beavers, J. Slevens. 4. ,--A. ' ' 'fkji ' - if -Q. U- X- -n-xS'lwa-'im 12:-1 wg EiirDu7r5'arfEF,'? Q lvTlv,I'e'. :.,v if-, .f y,,.,.! 5 f,, iss r 1 -usual .-. ' K 5? w Y . , .pr u I 4 fl 3 1-L1 EH' f . X' ' -fnirilairf-shIJn': .,g -, ea my wr- ., Presidenfz Arlene Hayes, Vice-President Roberf Beavers, Secreiary 81 Treasurer: Carole Mobayed: GOLF TEAM Firs? row: B. Rose, R. Crisel: Second row: P. Cross, G. Mafhenyg Third row: R. Adkins, J. Cross: Fourlh row: D. Wilson, G. Wheeler: Filfh row: F, Crouch, W. Cremeansg Sixfh row: Mr. Franlc Effingham, Sponsor. 0103! Page Eighty-eight f'g, First row: C. Pinson, B. Fisher, D. Morris, D. Harbour, K. James, A. Hayes, N. Osburn, L. Meadows, S. Womeldori. Second row: R. Adliins, J. Mould, R. Fisher, V. Smith, S. Singleton, C. Gibson, L. Wiliong, J. Sheets, N. Plybon, B. Dunn, L. Yoho, R. Keener. Third row: Mrs. Dorothy Atkins, N. Martin, A. Stewart, B. Fetty, K. Buclmer, C. Mobayed, C. Stater, W. Smallwood, R. Wright, M. Walls, J. Tabor, N. Kincaid, J. Harold. Fourth row: L. Reed, M. Bailes, L. Welch, F. Meadows, C. McGhee, P. Hunt, C. Grubbs, R. Garret- son, D. Colbert, A. Cserny, H. Slone, G. Saunders, H. Sterm. TORCH SOCIETY President: Lois Meadows: Vice-President: Claude McGhee: Secretary: Bill Bowen: Treasurer: Janice Tabor: Sponsor: Mrs. Dorothy Atlrins. As one loolcs into a mirror and sees his reflection. so does becoming a member ot the Torch Society reflect the work oi the member for attaining his goal. This year tilteen percent ot the l956 Senior Class, forty-nine students, received this honor. The organization is based on tour qualities-leadership, service, character and scholarship. The symbol is a lighted torch which stands for the path oi the future. The lceystone, which symbolizes the center oi the arch oi life, is also representative oi the Torch Society. High School lite is the all-important foundation upon which the structure is built. ,x ,.-wpa .-. -.Y--..f1- -- --. fx. -,I PRESIDENTS' CLUB President: Richard Garretsong Vice-President: Margaret Walls: Secretary: Barbara Dunn: Treasurer: Richard Ratlififg Sponsor: Mrs. Nan T. Davis. The Presidents' Club is an organization composed ol the presidents ol every club in Huntington East l-ligh School, which this year, in cooperation with the Com- munity Living Club had the honor ol organizing and decorating the tirst tloat in the history ol East lor the East-Central football game. Perhaps the noon hour gave you many happy memories. It is the annual duty of this club to plan such games as checkers, dominoes, and chess, to arrange lor dancing and sport events, and to show tilms during the lunch period. Through this organization the clubs ol East are linlced in friendship and cooperation lor the betterment ol our school. First row: B. Cary, B. Fetty, B. Dunn, A. Hayes, D. Garretson, M. Walls, L. Meadows, N. Maxwell, Mrs. Nan T. Davis. Second row: J. Bowles, B. Moore, B. Phillips, A. Nicholas, K. Thompson, J. Forbush, P. Hunt, J. Kin- lread, F. Consaul, J. Foster. Page Eighty-nine Page Ninety First row: C. Slater, A. Mathisen, J. Sayre, J. Ealrle, M. Newman, C. Mobayed, L. Meadows, B. Fisher, J. Davis, B. Wright, C. Fuller, S. Mills, S. Wylie, A. Frazier, J. Weller, J. Cross, N. Blue, N. Branham, N. Wallace, C. Pinson. Second row: Miss Kathleen Hodge, G. Callicoat, W. Smallwood, S. Scott, P. Kinsell, T. Walcutt, M. Miller, B. Fatty, C. Reynolds, L. Stevens, S. Castle, D. Rollyson, B. Beclr, P. Rothrock, J. Jaclrson, N. Deeds, M. Johnson, M. Williams, J. Henry, F. Dunn, M. Ellcessor, C. Fullerton, D. Nance, V. Smith, B. Cliness, C. Bennett. Third row: S. Freeman, R. Minnix, D. Reger, C. Rice, S. Ray, J. McDaniel, L. Mohr, C. Logan, M. White, F. Brumlield, B. Niday, B. Phillips, R. Honaker, J. Wheeler, E. Biclz, C. Grubbs, W. Dudding, J. Hines, M. McCallister, J. Miller. Fourth row: E. Bennett, K. Peake, B. Chclin, C. Haeberle, R. Sydnor, D. Brumfield, R. Booth, T. Bunch, J. McGue, C. Ray, J. Frye, J. Willey, P. Hunt, J. Freeman, R. Brunton, P. Nance, J. Forbush, K. Stettler, T. lngersol, B. Bowen, T. Johnson. SPANISH CLUB President: Byron Phillips: Vice-President: Jerry Freeman: Secretary li Treasurer: Carole Mobayed: Sponsor: Miss Kathleen Hodge. Buenos Dias, Amigos, good day friends, is a commonly used phrase to intro- duce the language to the Spanish classes at Huntington East High School. New members may loin this club twice during the year and any Spanish student is eligible to become a member. Social events, such as skating and theatre parties, soclc hops, and scavanger hunts are held throughout the year. The climax ol all activities is held during Pan- American Weelc. An assembly program is presented to the student body, at which time a Miss Pan-American is chosen. That night un gran fiesta is held, at which time students purchase trinlcets at the street shops, dance, enioy special entertain- ment and crown their queen, Miss Pan-America. LATIN CLUB President: Lois Meadows: Vice-President: Andrew Csernyg Secretary: Barbara Dunn: Treasurer Janice Tabor: Sponsor: Miss Potty Grady. Tempus tugit. this is a motto used by many students. Latin gives us the basic knowledge for many other languages. The Latin Club holds various monthly social Activities during the year, highlighted by the Roman Banquet held annually to celebrate the Birth oi Rome. The assembly presented by the club has the reputation of being among the funniest given during the year. The Latin Club is now a member ol the Junior Classic League. First row: H. Thornburg, M. Frye, S. Thompson, A. Frazier, J. Slmanes, D. Hager, J. Sheets, P. Gooding, A. Patrick, B. Cary, C. Johnson, A. Thomasson, L. Hager, S. Womeldori, L. George, B. Bolen, L. Meadows, V. Smith, D. Harbour, J. Lamberty. Second row: J. Burchett, D. Heslip, T. Walcutt, D. Coats, P. Kinsell, L. Smith, N. Taylor, J. Helmicl, K. Lutz, D. McDowell, J. Boso, B. Trader, L. Carson, S. Moberley, S. Barnett, J. Martin, N. Cutlip, E. Kingery, B. Dunn, S. Carr. Third row: P. Young, M. Fulmer, J. Mould, R. Pinlrerman, P. Purdue, C. Judd, S. Kincade, J. Hesson, L. Forgey, L. McCoy, S. Marsh, B. Barnett, B. Collins, J. Tabor, P. Chapman. Fourth row: B. Davis, M. Grant, J. Burhs, P. Thompson, H. Sturm, J. Harold, L. Dilworth, J. Perry, A. J. Stewart, A. Jernigan, J. Bane, N. Martin, S. Brown, C. Johnson, J. Hamilton. Fitth row: T. Griffith, M. Bailes, J. Thompson, C. Mackey, R. Sinitt, C. Ross, F. Cross, A. Mathisen, B. Grant, W. Siniti, J. Foster, J. Frye, L. Egnor, J. Gibson, E. Moss, Miss Patty Grady, L. Adirins. Sixth row: D. Wright, J. Sortet, D. Gilbert, C. McGhee, A. Cserny, A. Lucas, D. Colbert, J. Wilkey, J. Kinhead, C. Hines, B. Nichols, S. Lawrence, D. Chandler, L. Yeater, L. Overstreet, P. Harmon, J. Wright, L. Billups. Page Ninety-one Siliingz A. Cserny, D. Wrighf, D. Gilberf, D. Brumfield, A. Lucas, R. Garre+son, Mr. William Sayre A. Nicholas, J. Frye, T. Ingersoll, K. Sfefller, M. Myers, J. Paclr, J. Cooln, M. Nichols. Slandingz J. McDaniels, P. Arnold, F. Consaul, C. Hines, C. Webb, P. Hunl, C. McGhee, W. Bowen J. Rogers, J. Bowles, V. Rhodes, L. Yeafer, J. Wright KEY CLUB President Pal' Hunig Vice-Presidenl: Claude McGhee: Facully Sponsor: Mr. William Sayre: Secre- fary: Richard Brunlong Treasurer: Richard Garrefsong Kiwanis Sponsor: Mr. Kennefh Sleffler BOARD OF DIRECTORS Senior: Andrew Csernyg Junior: Kennelh S+e'Hlerg Sophomore, David Wright KEYETTES Presidenf: Barbara Dunn, Vice-Presidenfz Carole Mobnyed: Secre+ary: Sallie Single-+on, Treasurer Darlene Harbour: Sponsor: Mrs. Frances Grimm. Firsl row: S. Womeldorl, B. Cory, B. Dunn, L. Meadows, L. Carson Second row: J. Lamberfy, D. Harbour, S. BarneH, S. Brown. Third row: D. Morris, A. Malhisen, C. Johnson, R. Beiber. Fourih row: J. Cross, J. Childers, J. Burlzs, C. Mobayed, S. Singlelon, Mrs. Frances Grimm. FiHh row: S. Hoag, S. Mills, J. Sayre, T. Walculf, B. Barnelf, L. Parsons, L. Dilworlh, N. Marfin D. Coais, J. Marlin, P. Kinsell. Page Ninely-'two Firsl row: D. Morris, B. Fisher, D. Rose, R. Wrighf, N. Osburn, C. Gibson, L, Willong, D. Rice. Second row: D. Lincoln, R. Honalrer, N. Kincaide, B. Feflyl K. Smiih, M. Walls, G. Richardson, S. Dofson, K. James, Mrs. Pauline Moss. STENO CLUB President Margaref Walls, Vice-Presidenl: Lola Wilfongg Secrefary and Treasurer: Donna Rice: Sponsor: Mrs. Pauline Moss. HI-Y Presidenfz Frank Consaulg Vice-Presidenf: John Wheeler: Secrefaryz James Paclrg Treasurer: Bill Righlerg Sponsor: Mr. Ralph Hall. Firsl row: J. Hines, J. Wheeler, F. Consoul. Second row: D. Ramey, P. Cross, B. Phillips. Third row: Mr. Ralph Hall, J. Pack. 'Q' Ninely-l Page Ninety-Iour First row: L. Showalter, R. Wyant, R. Beavers, R. Meadows, A. Chapman, B. Spencer, L. Powers, D. Boston, B. Brunson, D. Wilson, R. Gallagher, J. Rogers, J. Romine, D. Garretson, C. Davis, A. Gould. Second row: Mr. Roger Nichols, C. Smith, N. Gilchrist, C. Dennison, A. Maynard, R. Caldwell, M. Newman, A. Mathisen, J. Sheets, C. Fuller, B. Anderson, R. Cass, A. Hayes, N. Wasserman, B. Dunn, S. Womeldorl, J. Owens, A. Thomasson, N. Branham, N. Blue. D. Morris, B. Cliness, E. Knott, G. Dennison. Third row: A. Flora, B. LaFon, C. Boise, P. Callicoat, B. Fetty, B. Fisher, C. Moboyed, D. Rose, J. Dickey, S. Cross, B. Henshaw, D. McDowell, J. Sullenberger, L. Meadows, S. Carr. S. Barnett, K. Buckner, J. Rodgers, V. Smith, Mrs. Nan T. Davis. Fourth row: T. Wilson, P. Miller, E. Wallrer, J. Mould, S. Chapman. S. Dotson, N. Hodge, J. Harris, J. Moon, J. Cobb, J. Sayre, A. Perkins, P. Bess, N. Maxwell, L. Yoho, R. Fisher, N. Martin, C. Johnson, J. Tabor, D. Nance, C. Pinson, D. Harbour. Filth row: C. Bevans, L. Stevens, A. Stewart, C. Reynolds, G. Richardson, C. Slater, D. Dawkins. Sixth row: N. Schofield, H. Sturm, T. Waybright, J. Bowles, B. Moore, C. Ross, W. Dudding, D. Ramey F. Yost, E.Saunders, R. Rotlifl, B. Niday, R. Cazad, J. Hines, G. Fields, C. Yates. Seventh row: R. Smith, B. Meelr, G. Saunders, R. Lauhon, D. Wilcox, M. Bailes. H. Williams, C. Ray, S. Messer, L. Davis, H. Watters, H. Carico, J. Austin, J. Wheeler. Eighth row: B. Drown, J. Sheets, G. Shaver, R. Lahe, B. Campbell, D. Burner, H. Conner, C. Grubbs, J. Freeman, R. Esque, J. McGue, R. Brunton, W. Watson, J. Willey, D. Colbert, J. Lamberty, B. Ison, T. Johnson. COMMUNITY LIVING CLUB President: Richard Ratliffg Secretary and Treasurer: Benny Campbell: Vice-President: Virginia Smith: Sponsor: Mrs. Nan T. Davis. The Community Living Club of Huntington East High Schooi is the largest organization in our school, even though its members are all seniors. There are two sponsors ol this group, Mrs. Nan T. Davis, who was West Vir- ginicfs Teacher oi the Year in I955 and Mr. Roger Nichols. VARSITY-H President: Richard Garretsong Vice-President: David Bias, Secretary ond Treasurer: Laundel Powers: Sponsors: Mr. Jim Cain, Mr. Aldo Poletti. The Vorsity-H Club is composed ol boys who have been oworded G letter tor their outstanding achievements in othletics. The main purpose ol the club is to pro' mote better sportsmanship within the school. First row: B. Boston, E. Meelr, B. Spencer, D. Boston, L. Powers, B. Price, R. Cross, R. Cazud. Second row: R. Long, H. Underwood, B. Campbell, D. Bias, G. Adkins, J. Frye, J. Romine. Third row: D. Wilson, B. Beavers, R. Honaher, G. Orr, A. Nicholos, R. Miles, M. Mccallister, R. Garretson, Coach Jim Cain. Fourth row: H. Conner, P. Hunt, D. Ramey, D. Burner, B. Brunson, K. Thompson, Coach Aldo Paletti, L. Welch, R. Meadows. poqe Ninety tive 5 Page Nine-fyesix FUTURE NURSES Presidenlz Barbara Felfyg Vice-Presidenh Donna Rose: Secrelary: Rilo Caldwell, Treasurer: Willa Smallwood: Sponsor: Mrs. Eloise Gibson. Medical Auxiliary: Mrs. Ka+hrine Parsons, Mrs. Roland Burns. Keep warm! Keep cool! Relax! These girls are gerfing an inside adventure into the profession ol nursing before they leave high school. Tomorrow one ol Them might be your Special. Firsf row: Mrs. Roland Burns, S. Rowsey, N. Harrison, P. Young, S. McCallisfer, D. McDowell, S. Carr, Mrs. Karhrine Parsons. Second row: J. Childers, L. Reed, E. Kingery, J. Loan, L. Dillworih, J. Cross, J. Mabe, J. Varney. M. Kinsey, M. Newman, Mrs. Eloise Gibson. Third row: P. Walker, J. Perry, B. Curfis, P. Purdue, B. Bolyn, P. Rofhroclr, L. Carson, B. Ferry, S. Moberly. Firsf row: P. Morris, S. Singlefon, D. Harbour, C. Pinson, N. Copley. Second row: J. Poling, B. Ellis, D. Lincoln, J. Sayre, J. Kearney, C. Wansfraih, C. Clarlr, R. Burge. Third row: L. Plymale, H. Ransbofiom, L. Bowen, P. Taylor, J. Bane, A. Fifxpalriclr, Mrs. Audra Keller, B. Tuclrer, M. Harrison. Fourlh row: L. Rufledge, T. Plymale, N. Marlin, J. Bowles, T. Waybrighl, A. Gould, J. Freeman, B. Dolen, L. Reed, D. Wills. ART CLUB Presidenfz Jack Bowles: Vice-President Judy Sayre: Social Chairman: Nancy Marlin: Secrelarys Jerry Freeman: Treasurer: Merrill Harrison: Sponsor: Mrs. Audra Keller. All our paints and brushes Really make a common mold To all the artists ol The Maroon and Golcl. Paqe Ninefy-seven Page Ninoly-eighl Firsl' row: A. Gilberl, D. Lemming, E. Bennell, E. Miller, L. Showaller, J. Hines, C. Bevans, E. Moss, J. Keisfer, G. Cox, L. Smilh, P. Bess, G. Wrighf. Second row: R. Capeharl, R. Arnold, R. Moeser, D. Ramey, R. Lalre, T. Griflilh, R. Hill, P. Worl: man, C. Davis, C. Sfephenson, C. Shepard, D. Feller, D. Reger, J. McDaniels, R. Bieber C. Sulherland, Mr. Leland Arnold. Third row: D. Thomson, C. Moore, P. Gooding, D. Federer, E. Oldaker, P. Goodin, J. Pack, J Osborne, R. Midkifl, P. Planlz, T. Jones, W. Sfewarf. Fourlh row: R. Esque, E. Baumgordner. L. Wilson, G. Morris, P. Smilh, J. Hamillon, G. Calicoal J. Gibson, R. Swan, T. Davidson, J. While, C. Mers, T. Hamlin, N. Taylor, G. Campbell. Fil+h row: G. Shaver, G. Wilson, K. Peak, A. Johnson, G. Sheefs, J. Rogers. Sixth row: S. Perkins, E. Wrighl, J. Sullenberger, B. Baumgardner, B. Egnor, R. Lauhon, J. Grammer T. Lewis, S. Messer, S. Gibbs, F. Consaul, H. Slurm, V. Hayes, D. Lyons, Z. Black, F. Lambiolle TH n BAND DRUM MAJORS Huntington East High School was fortunate in having three Drum Maiors this year: E. Moss, Sophomore, J. Hines, Senior, C. Bevons, Senior. The Huntington East High School Band loegan its duties, this year, by helping to cheer our football team on to a good season. ln the month ol March a concert was held and the year was finished up with the annual Band Festival. Page Ninety nina Page One Hundred First row: E. Knott, D. Rice, D. Cummings, B. Sturgeon, B. Anderson, J. Sheets, J. Weller, J. Midluiff, S. Thompson, A. Frazier, J. Reed, J. Waugh, A. Felix, N. Wallace. Second row: P. Pardue, J. Yates, D. Heslep, R. Honalrer, S. Edwards, M. De Foe, D. Rollyson, N. Porter, S. Moberly, L. Carson, N. Mount, Z. Patriclr, R. Holly, S. Blake. Third row: J. Beclcett, L. Jackson, M. Carr, J. Via, J. Mobe, B. Hanshaw, M. Darnell, S. Cyrus, N. Young, J. Hesson, J. Sayre, S. Blalre, P. Taylor, P. Metz. Fourth row: C. Fuller, B. Gwinn, P. Morris, S. Wood, M. Willis, W. Poers, J. Kearney, N. Spurloclr, S. Stephens, D. Peters, J. Worthy, L. Plymale, D. Bowles. Fifth row: Mrs. Virginia Austin, M. Johnson, A. Perlrins, M. Judy, N. Wills, L. Forgey, J. Bane, N. Foster, M. Cassell, R. Beiber, B. Lalon, J. Moon, A. Flora. Y-TEEN CLUB President: Janice Weller: Secretary: Emma Lou Knott: Vice-President: Barbara Lafong Treasurer: Barbara Atheyg Sponsor: Mrs. Virginia Austin. , The Y4Teens are affiliates ol the Young Womens' Christian Association. They have these purposes which include the home, spiritual activities and social activities. They have such projects as candy sales, dances and special programs. This club meets the first and third Tuesdays ot every month. There is a Y-council meeting the second Wednesday ot every month. HOME ECONCMICS CLUB President: Nancy Maxwellg Vice-President: Anna Flora: Secretary: Judy Moon: Treasurer: Barbara Latong Sponsor: Miss Ima Glick. A dance, a lew parties now and then, and even a luncheon, all these activities will bc remembered by the members ot the t-tome Economics Club, These events. besides being lun, will help the girls gain poise and contidence when they give their own parties and plan their own social functions. The Home Economics Club is com' posed ot girls who are talcing Home Economics. their aims are to have a better understanding at what home economics really is and to help advance homemalcing among the girls. the proiects ot the club are candy sales and rummage sales. twice during the ycar they had a Social activity which was a Crazy l-tat luncheon and a tea, at these 'ocial tunctions they invited Mr. Cornetet, Mrs. Grimm and Mr. Chapman. First row: E. Knott, D. Keetley, S. Thompson, R. Rigney, J. Jarvis, N. Plybon. Second row: G. Bondurant, D. Kendrick, Miss Ima Glick, N. Cremecms, R. Polley. Third row: N. Lalon, A. Flora. Fourth row: F. Honalror, N. Maxwell, C. Fuller, J. Moon, B. Laton, N. Kincade, L. Plymale, Page One Hundred one A CAPPELLA CHOIR President: Arnold Nichols: Vice-President: Byron Phillips: Secretary: Nancy Blue, Treasurer: Audrey Thomassong Chaplain: Johnny Frye: Organist: Audrey Thomassong Piano Accompanists: Sherry Cross, Judy Bosog Director: Mrs. Lynette Curtis. We sail the ocean blue and our saucy ship's a beauty. These are the opening lines ot one ot the biggest productions ever attempted by a high school choral group. Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta, t'l. M. S. Pinaloren was directed by Mrs. Lynette Curtis and Mr. William G. Kearns. The choir tills many engagements including tele! vision programs. Ten members were chosen tor the All-State Chorus in April. Jerry McGue and Frances Stevens attended the Music Educators National Convention in St. Louis, Missouri. First row: N. Blue, A. Thomasson, N. Branham, F. Stevens, S. Cross, J. Diclxey, C. Pinson, N. Wallace, J. Worthy, N. Robinson, M. Willis, S. Stevens, J. Sayre, G. Richardson, D. Rose. Second row: R. Meabon, D. Rice, W. Chain, N. Cutlip, G. Bondurant, J. Fuller, J. Boso, S. Dotson, M. Sammons, C. Spurlock, A. Patrick, M. Stewart, J. Sullenburger, S. Hong. Third row: R. Long, J. Sheets, L. McCoy, C. Bennet, K. James, M. Walls, N. Maxwell, L. Yoho, R. Fisher, J. Tabor, D. Coats, T. Walcutt, P. Kinsell, J. Frye, R. Dennison, J. Keister. Fourth row: J. Rogers, G. Bowermaster, B. lson, J. McGue, A. Nicholas, J. Wheeler, F. Consaul, G. Shaver, D. Wallace, T. Waybright, K. Stettler, B. Phillips, C. Ray, J. Wright, J. Austin. Page One Hundred two t 2 1 First row: L. Ferrel, S. Ray, B. Wilson, D. Barlrer, R. Chatin, L. Worlrman, F. Adkins, E. Moss, L. Davis, R. Smalley. Second row: L. Hager, M. Chittum, L. George, B. Barnett, J. Beckett, J. Weller, M. Thompson, S. Spencer, L. Fuller, L. Black, P. Metz. Third row: L. Jackson, J. Blanlrship, L. Carson, P. Rothroclr, S. Brown, B. Nelson, W. Powers, M. Mays, L. Hutchinson, G. Lemon. Fourth row: B. Nelson, D. Hager, C. Reeves, L. Harris, S. Wylrle, J. Martin, C. Murray, N. Hodge, S. Myers, S. Thompson, S. Rowsey, S. Thorniley. JUNIOR GLEE CLUB President: Patricia Metlg Vice-President: David Barlrerq Secretary: Sandra Myers: Treasurer: Lynda Fuller, Accompanist: Edward Moss, Director: Mrs. Lynette Curtis. The Junior Glee Club is composed almost entirely ot members ot the Sophomore class. It is intended, primarily, to prepare its students for membership in the A Cappella Choir the following year. Many times throughout the year this group sings with the choir in assemblies and evening concerts. This group often serves as ushers and usherettes tor evening entertainments. Page One Hundred three First row: J. Foster, D. Wilcox, J. Sayre, P. Gooding, K. James, N. Wazsermcn, S. Womeldorl, A. Hayes, G. Marcum, R. Keener. Second row: Mrs. Constance Bartlett, D. Gebhart, T. Ingersoll, J. Pack, J. Sheets, D. McDowell, D. Harbour, V. Smith, A. Stewart, B. Beavers, H. Slone, J. Martin. Third row: C. Spresser, L. Egnor, D. Balrer, J. Burlcs, R. Beiber, R. Moeser, W. Smallwood, C. Johnson, N. Martin, C. Mackey, J. Willrey, V. Rhodes. Fourth row: G. Moreland, J. Wright, M. Haas, G. Bowermaster, A. Lucas, J. Roberts, J. Lamberty, C. Grubbs, J. Freeman, A. Cserny, D. Colbert, P. Hager, R. Honalzer. SCIENCE CLUB President: James Foster, Vice-President: Verne Rhodes: Secretary and Treasurer: Karen James: Sponsor: Mrs. Constance Bartlett. The Science Club is in its first ycor ot Huntington Eost High School. Furthering the interests ol students in the field ol science is the oirn ol this orgonizotion. lt will be lcnown in the luture as the A.O.A., which stonds lor Ancient Order ol Alchemists. Page Cne Hundred tour FEATURE! ago Ono Hwv du SENIOR ACTIVITIES AII seniors IooIc Iorward Io the IorcI1 assembly. Several speech students and Annual staff members were snapped. Pat Hunt is shown with his awards. .Ir W H. M. S. PINAFORE The music department presented Gilbert and Sullivan's H. M. S. Pinafore. Sketch- ed above are some of the scenes before and during the performance. Page Ono H undred Seve OPENING SCHOOL The alumni and the Highlander Club meet before school starts. Mr. Cornetet is seen conferring with students before the first Assembly of the year. Twins, Twins, and more twins and new teachers. gc Ono lliimliud eiqlvl itil! Se 'X GETTING IN SHAPE The football team, Maiorettes and Cheerleaders are getting in shape to start school. lrlll ll l l JUNIOR TALENT SHOW EAST SIDE GF HEAVEN SOPHOMORE TALENT SHOW SUMMER ACTIVITIES ADVERTISER'S INDEX Amsbary-Johnson .... Anderson Newcomb .,,...... . Appalachian Electric Power Co. .. Appalachian Lile Insurance Co. ,, Archer's Flowers .,,.....,,.... Armstrong Products Corporation . Atlantic Sea Foods Shop ..... Bailey's Restaurant ,,,.. Barta Studio .,....,. . . Becker's Music Store ,...... Benzol Cleaners 81 Dyers, lnc. , .. Bird's Eye Frosted Foods .. Borden's Dairy ........... Cabell Chemical Company . . , Century College .......,, Chapman Mortuary .........., . J. L. Cook Hardware Company . . . Community Cleaners .,,..4..... Dudley's Cleaners ..,. Dunlee's Boot Shop .... Dunham's Fountain . Dunhill's ..........,. Drown's Food Market .. East End Services .... Ellis 81 Yeager .,.,,.. Evans Super Market ......... Ferguson Plumbing 8: Heating . . . First Huntington National Bank . .. Fix-lt Shop ........4........ Frigid Storage .,............... George's Dry Cleaners 8: Shoe Shop Page One Hundred twelve Gilbert Hardware Company Gold Furniture ...,....,. Guaranty National Bank .. Guyan Creamery ....... Hall's ....., ..,. Hearthstone Heiner's . .. ,..... . . . Helen's Beauty Salon Highlander Club ,... Highlawn Pharmacy ....... Huntington School of Business Kenny's Music Company . .. Robert A. Kopp, Inc. ..... . Kurzman's ...,.. J. S. Lotta, lnc. . . Lawhead Press ..,...,.. C. M. Love 8: Company . ., Mac's Market ..,......... Mangel's Women's 8: Childre Mootz's Bakery ........,., Morgan's, Inc. ..,,.,. . M urphy's Drug Store .,.. Nasser's .....,.......... Ohio Valley Bus Company , . Pancake Realty Company .. Parisian Cleaners 8: Dyers J. C. Penney Company .... Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company Pilgrim Laundry .......... Power's Pharmacy ........ Price Construction Company n's Apparel Riverside Club Corporation . .,.. I 13 Ross-Burlcs Optical Company Ross Concrete and Mortar, Inc. ,... 124 Schihps Sh-oe Store ., , . 128 Sears Roebuck and Company 118 Service Glass Company, Inc. 114 Silver's.,. ,,.,118 Smart Shop ,..i,,. .... 1 26 Southeastern Engravers , . . . , , . 126 Southern W. Va. Pharmaceutical Assoc. . . . 113 Spurloclcs Flowers , . 121 . .,.. 122 Standard Ultramarine .. Star Furniture Company . . , The Huntington Store .,,... The Twentieth Street Bank .. . Wender's ,.....,..,........ United Fuel Gas Company . ,. O. J. Vinson .......,i,. .,. White Pantry ...,,........ Willis Furniture Company ,.... George l I. Wright Company . ....I27 116 .. ,114 M128 .,I13 .125 M123 . 122 117 , 116 PANCAKE Own your own Home When you want to buy, sell or rent real estate, do as thousands ol other Huntingtonians have been doing lor over a third of o century. Call the PANCAKE REALTY CO. Huntington 28361 915 Sth Avenue We Build United States Steel lGunnisonl Homes Nothing ls too large or too small tor us to Ilst and sell or rent tor you. ELLIS gl YEAGER THRIFT MARKET I. C. PENNEY COMPANY WENDER'S RlV9I'Sld6 COIPOIGHOH Evqng Super Mqrkef 2445 3rd Avenue Parisian Cleaners G Dyers G'0 ' H - Page One Hund THE HUNTINGTON STORE FORMERLY HUNTINGTON DRY GOODS A New Face! A New Name! New Ways to Serve You Better BUILDING GLASS STORE FRONTS Service Glass Co., Inc. Plate, Window, Rough, and Church Glass Plain and Beveled Plate Mirrors Automobile Glass Installed 2235 Third Avenue Phone 8040 Huntington, W. Va. J. S. LATTA, INC. 1458 Fourth Avenue SCHOOL SUPPLlES C. M. Love 8: Co. HARDWARE QUALITY HARDWARE SINCE 1910 HUNTINGTON, W. VA. MORGAN'S. INC. DUPLICATOR OFFICE DIVISION EQUIPMENT 735-7th Ave. 1026-4th Ave. Phones 7611-2219 All Phones 37477 Huntington, W. Va. , IQ.. ,vvli -'.'? za? ---- uv ' 3 ..,... .. ..V.- amxcvxeo sm:-.um ., . 4. 4. M 'W ' rrre erre f r A 4're44-u G ..-. . 5 'I ' ' ..' ' 1' I c .. .. ...,.. u ...- . --' f 4- r-'- P q O Hundred fourteen Get Lasting Sunbeam E N E R GY! MANGEI-'S Murphy's Drug Store Women's XI ChiIdren's Apparel Prescription Druggists 943-945 Third Aye, Guyandoffe Hunfingfon, W. Va. r ARMSTRONG PRODUCTS WOMEN'S Aol:P:7ll::hOave. STINCT COATS-SUITS-DRESSES 7th Ave.-lsr sr. Accessomes-sPoRrswEAR ,,,,,,,,G,o,, W ,A LINGERIE CHAPMAN'S MORTUARY Phone 39424 DAY OR NIGHT 2851 THIRD AVE. AMBULANCE HUNTINGTON, W. VA. THE GUARANTY NATIONAL BANK 919 Fifth Avenue FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation A NEW MODERN BUILDING WITH DRIVE-IN FACILIT When your Home is Furnished by STAR'S It's furnished with the Finest 4 BECKER Music STORE -Nh AVE. FH MAKERS OF HAPPY HOMES STAR FURNITURE CO. 839-4th Ave.. 902-3rd Av l050-3rd Ave. ONE GOLD FURNITURE CO. au-4TH Avenue HUNTINGTON, W. VA. WILLIS FURNITURE CO. 2010 THIRD AVENUE Business Training is the Foundation of Success For ci Successful Tomorrow Be Sure to Attend Century College of Commerce 423V2-9th sf. Phone 26167 FREE PLACEMENT Sears-Roebuck 8: Co. HUNTINGTON. W. VA. PHONE 30174 SILVER'S Sc and 10c STORE NINTH STREET AND THIRD AVENUE IH. L. GREEN co.1 George's Dry Cleaners SQUTHERN and S2212 :A 5 H O P WEST VIRGINIA mm nm PHARMACEUTICAL PICKUP d DELIVERY H earrhsrone PEPSI-COLA BOTI'lING COMPANY TASTY FOOD-CLEANLINESS I 0' I N G E R L E couRTEsY-sERvlcE V E R N O R S Ai A v E s s E L A v o R s 2818 Isf Ave.-Phone 27463 HUNTINGTON. W. VA. Phone 35144 2465 Third Ave. APPALACHIAN LIFE INSURANCE C0. THE ONLY HOME-OWNED LIFE INSURANCE co. ' IN WEST VIRGINIA 1401-1405 Wes! Virgini I lld g L. H. SMITH. P Id I' The Fix-If Shop HOWARD T. YOUNG, Owner . , . . MAYTAG 6 FRIGIDAIRE SALES and SERVICE 1010 3rd Avenue HUNTINGTON. W. VA. Phones 20020-Ju5-2971 One Hundred eighIeen -bi ..i.l.-i- emxvt N0 ,l-11 -T SS VKX Ns QiY 'ooose oe ogoxo as ovoxoqi K1 gag?-igi-SLT, we xo cox-oe me 'oooe woo QAX c vaooei' 'xo record vixxxw 'ixoe ova'oXe oooaelxooeko 1oo si-L 'oe Wea voxoo, :vow No x 'ixcQxaX Q owe: qoo: ok we room V010 0 . fhiaf phat Ugfffffh 51' A ndefsnn N ewnnm h Portrait 5 tudi n D ownstair s sto fe 5 O AMSBARY and JOHNSON HUNTINGTON'S NUMBER ONE MEN'S STORE 321 Tenth Street FREDERICK HOTEL BUILDING DUNFEE'S BOOT SHOP 410-414-10th Street Shoe Place ol Huntington Footwear for Men, Women and Children Drown's Foocl Market T111-lbth Street PHONE 26957 Helen's Beauty Salon 544-9th Street MODERN HAIR STYLING Complete Beauty Service P H 0 N E 3 3 9 7 7 The Surest Way To A Man's Heart Is Through His Stomach Surprise Your Favorite Date With a Culinary Masterpiece From Your ELECTRIC Oven Surprise YOURSELF With The Ease And Efficiency of ELECTRIC COOKING Appalachian Electric Company 3rd Ave. and lOth St. One Hundred twenty CREAMERY 0 l BENZOL Cleaners and Dyers. Inc. 8l7 EIGHT STREET PHONE H96 SPURLOCK'S FLOWERS 604-29th St. - Phone 3-9421 NUNTINGTON. W. VA. Member Flerlsh Telegraph Association Never has our country or our community had greater need of responsible men and women with specific training. We at the HUNTINGTON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS will consider a great privilege to further develop your skills and ability through our training. Pay us a visit. Our doors are al- ways open to you. Huntington School of Business 11007-SHI Ave. Phone 21409 CHESTER W. RILEY, Pres. JAMES M. STEAR, Mgr. Specialists in Business Training Page One Hundred twent Y-0 WHITE PANTRY Co. WHERE FRIENDS MEET TO EAT 24 H ur S Ph 27479 HOMER BRADLEY O ASK YOUR PHYSICIAN ABOUT WM. MOORE M g R O S S - B U R K S Fl H AVE. HON Z2 Y ff fe .rf K J. L. Cook HARDWARE COMPANY PHONE 37409 l045-4th Avenue G Charter Wherever you go Whenever you go CJ BY B U S A trips anytime, anyplace CALL YOUR HUNTINGTON-OWNED QHIO VALLEY BUS COMPANY PHONE 28371 O dd ry COMPLIMENTS OF We QQIZ3' lf if's Borden's, ir's got to be good Ferguson Plumbing 8: Heating FRED M. FERGUSON OFFICE a SHOWROOM AT 1039 Jefferson Avenue Hunflnqfon. W. Va Phones 22426-22420 ROBERT A. KOPP. Inc. HUNTINGTON. W. VA. Men's Wear O. J. VINSON VINCO ALUMINUM PRODUCTS VINCO ALUMI-AWNINGS VINCO ALUMINUM STORM DOORS AND WINDOWS 2127-3rd, Ave. Phone 38416 HUNTINGTON, W. VA. NASSER'S A FINE STORE FOR WOMEN . AND CHILDREN 314-Nh Sfreef -:- Phone 3640 Page One Hundred fwenfy-ihree The First Huntington National Bank Zofo On Savings Huntington's Oldest And Largest National Bank GILBERT HARDWARE COMPANY 2002-3rd AVENUE EARL WYANT, Mgr. Nationally Advertised Shoes For All The Family HALL'S CITY CLUI - YELYET STEP WESIORO - QUEEN QUALITY WEATHER IIRD - ACCENT 324-9th St. Phone 36654 ATLANTIC SEA FOOD SHOP 28.31-sfh Ave. PHONE 20309 804 6th Avenue PHONE 9555 ROSS CONCRETE and MORTAR INC. 20th Street and River Front HUNTINGTON I3, W. VA. PHONE 28325-28326 KENOYA 9441! O Hdd I ARCHER'S FLOWERS CONGRATULATIONS T0 CLASS OF 1956 534-sas-Iofn sm f PHONE 28212 COMPLIMENTS OF BAILEY'S RESTAURANT 9th smear-ara AVENUE MAC'S MARKET III-II3 BRIDGE STREET Fresh Meats and Vegetables BARGAIN VALUES 0nly GAS gives you such modern, dependable service! X 1 I, I 3 -9 s sl, x , ' A I Wx -Ek ,M and remember- GAS COSTS LESS -Use gas, and save! UNITED FUEL COMPANY I Columbia Gas SyshmI DUDLEY'S, INC. 948 THIRD AVENUE PHONE 20011 EVERYTHING FOR THE SPOITSM H faosrso ' rofwns P O d d I E ms' C' M' MCDANALD Congratulations EAST END sERvrc:Es and 2901 ara An.. Hmimen. w. va. Best Wishes to License Service-Auto Insurance- Hunting 81 Fishing Licenses Birth Certificates-Money Orders Utilities Paid-Tax Help Fire Insurance-Notary Public 5 5 Learner's and Operator's Licenses The Highlander 'Club HEADQUARTERS IN HUNTINGTON IOOSTERS OF EAST HUNTINGTON SCHOOLS Ie0fUfln9iI1em05feXCiII 9 AND sportswear fashions in town THEIR ATHLETICS fourfll avenue and on ninfh sfreef THE ENGRAVINGS IN 1956 EAST-HI Were manufacfured by SOUTHEASTERN EN GRAVERS INCORPORATED ROANOKE, VIRGINIA Designers and Engravers of the South's finest School Publications POI-Iddtt Your East-Hi Annual was printed by- jlce ofawlzeac! Redd, nc. I7 w. WASHINGTON ST. ATHENS, or-no 45 YEARS OF DISTINCTIVE PRINTING THE KENNEY MUSIC COMPANY Home of HAMMOND ORGANS and STEINWAY PIANOS sifaimneu ma 930-3rd Ave. Phones 2I930 - 223I2 ' PRICE CONSTRUCTION CO. 3I3-26th St. Phone 707I Huntington, W. Va. Compliments of Standard Ultramarine And Color Co.- HIGHLAWN PHARMACY NOTED FOR OUR SERVICE 26th St. and 3rd Ave. PHONE 30024 HUNTINGTON. W. YA. PqOI'Iddt ty CABELL CHEMICAL CO. DUNHAM'S FOUNTAIN FRIGID STORAGE COMMUNITY CLEANERS POWERS PHARMACY SCHIFF'S SHOE STORE THE TWENTIETH STREET BANK Huntington, West Virginia Your Bank for Today and Tomorroyv Deposits Insured by F.D. I. C. D' olfxiyfiyybifs W mfg N? W W MM I' 22106 fffgflff W