Keyser High School - Keyhisco Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

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Ksvnisco i . PROPHIECY or CLASS or '36 It was once said that He who dreams shall live. Clever fellow. the 0116 W110 said thatg for one never quite lives until he has drealrnedg -dreamedof what has been, and of what is to be. Let us enter that dream: that is the future and ttind the Lme.mb.ers of our- 1936 graduating class. In the new Keyser High School building, ,behind the door marked Principal , we see none other than Donald Hott smoking big black cigars and dictatingtletters to hiS very shapely secretary, Alice Leatherman. V Upstairs we .iind the new librarian, Clarence Hott, catalqgiueing books. Q On the athletic field Coach Clemm Montgomery is putt'ng the Golden Tormlaido football squad through a hard workout ibefore the scrimmage game with the McCoo1e Military High School Cyclone. A - Paul Whipp, Homer Fraley, Walter Alt, Herbert Feller, and Paris Smith are driv- ing the new streamlined school buses which are now painted. a scarlet red. .Ta1mes.McDowe11 is lSu1perintende1nt of Schools in Mineral County. W On the school board are several of our classmates: Robert. Hull, Willard' Santmyer. Robert Rogers, Madeline Stewart, and Mary Biurns. In the court room at the .Mineral County Court House, we see :Paul Fuller onthe witness stand, charged with breach of promise, 'The ,prosecuting 'attonney is the honorable Horse Power Shores. The .presiding judge is his honor Judge Ernest Valentine. A Lydia Mae Nowatski, Wild-a Liller, Ileene Diehl, Nellie L'1ler, Virginia Ellis, 'and Christine Murray are all successful housewives. Dee Peters is Anow managing editor of--the Keyser Gazette. In an oflice of her own we see Virginia Payne as head copy-rea-der. ln the maike--up room we find Harry Barrick operating a linotylpe machine. ' ' We see Carl Ludwick trying to sell a :new 'Chevrolet truck to Neal Folk, now president of the Folk Trucking Company. Richard Tettenburn is now proprietor ofthe Swank Night -Club., situated on the corner where the Sugar Bowl used to wbe. ' Maxine Sager is the very charming host- ess. The orchestra is under the direction of Vrgiznia Troy. The floor -show stars the -Singing and dancing of Frank Pezzanite. Frank has just signed a contract to niaike moticm pictures. Brother Larry is Frank's manager, . Ch'HI'lGS K'Se1', a rural mail carrier, delivers mail to Thurman Taylor, Leslie Stewart, Anna Tasker, Hazel Umstot, and Margaret Diehl, all of whom are happily married. - 'At the Potomac Valley Hospital we find Dorothy Michael. technician, Dorothy Chapman, head nurse and 'Ruth Shreve, physician. Among the student nurses are Helen C-ollins, Revanell Bennett, Josephine Impton, Virginia Mills, Faye Stickley, Helen Hartman. 'Mildred Condron, and Gyla Welch. Junior .Haines is putting himself through college. Jane Thatcher is now traveling around the country urging fpeople to contribute to Tune Story , Christian Herald , and Snappy Stories . As ,a side-line she demon- strates a Sure-Kill Rat Poison. 1 i , i j 3 Georgia Rae Cook is owner of the Cook Hash House . Freda Wh'pp has organized an exclusive girls' school at Antioch, Rejohnia Cook is one of the faculty. Richard Fisher and Deyerle Souder fly the United States Air Mail between Miami, Florida, and Washington, D. C. Phyllis Rawlings and Vauda Mae Purgtt are air hostesses. Despite Mr. Dayton's anti--war talks, Carroll Derry has joined the United States Army and Forest High is in the Marines. .1936 Page Tweniy-one

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Ksymsco - SENIOR CLASS HISTORY '36 For twelve ,years we Seniors have gleefully sailed the Sea of Eflucation. We've sailed on twelve ships, namely the twelve grades. We had such kind .stewards to start us 'upon our JOUFDQY. MiSS A111113 Peters and other grade teachers helped us get our ability :and imtelligelwei in fine Ship,ShaDG- Soon a transfer took place. We were change-d to the orderly ship, Junior High. Here We prospered 'under the care of the wise and experienced ,stewardS, Miss Arnold and Miss Johnson and our worthy captain, Mr. Judy. Them we were promoted to the grand ship, 'tS'ophom-ore. And 'what fa jolly admiral Mr. Springer was. What delightful stewards our teachers! All was 110i smooth 'sailing though. Sometimes the ships' rollickedy with fun and laughter, but sometimes the sea got rough and stormy. Many became seasick and, alas, they were left behind! The Soiph'ornore encountered et fstorgm when it could not agreei to a Hrst mate. Wayme Eisenhour .became class president after Lydia .Mae Nowatski 16- signed. The voyage on the Junior ship was a frolic. we shall always remember. Our first mate was George Barger, class president, with captans, Mr. Dayton, Mr. Deahl. Mrs. White., and Miss Meeks. Under their command we brought on deck one of the most successful Junior-,Senior Banqfuet and Dance ever held, The following year, it was like real sea tars that we went on board the Senior ship, and hoisted the Blue and White flag of class colors. 'The Officers at the helm, during this last knot were: Captains, Miss Alice Smith. and Miss Ida Smith. First mate: Dee Peters, class president. Activities on -dec.k were bully. In sports the bars go to the :basketball team, who won the Sectional Tournament and placed .second im the Regional Tournament. Honors to Donald Compton, Clemm Montgomery, George Wagoner, James Rafter and Daniel Mosser. Stars to the football team. S , In literary, the bars go to John Oliver, Lydia Mae Nowatski, Howard Shores, Jane Thatcher, Donald Hott, and Wa,yne Eisenhour: 'Then the Juniors 'sounded mess call, and in sigsiiilicance of their rank, we Seniors attended the Junior-Senior Frolic without paying. . Then our admiral, Mr. Springer, called, Land ahead! -and the-opder was givem to drop' anchor and we were landed at the shore of Graduation , given our ship papers, and passports, we went down the gang plank and out-where? James Rafter and Junior Haines. Now, take all this with a grain of salt and you have read the history of the class of 1936. S' 1 9 3 6 Page Ywemjf

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f Ksvmsco - 'The new Keyser Collegians are .playing im the world series. On the team. are George Wagoner, Kenneth Rice, James Rafter, Richard Mills, Leslie gYo'st, Daniel Mosser, and Dwayne Mills, V In Hollywood we :find .Pauline Ellifritz designilnig scenery for MetroeGoldwyn- Mayer. Larry Larosa and ,Garland Steiding are Drfewss agents- for some of the more famous movie stars. lMary Louise Moore, one of the famous Bod-dy follies beaiuties, has just had her lovely eyes insured lfor one hundred thousand dollars. , Oxn the radio we hear the voice of Roberta Thomas as the 'switch'boa,rd' operator on the Grand Hotel Program. James Dorsey andpl-Lfiirward Hartman have organized the funniest comedy team of the season. They call themselvs ,Hit and Run. ' Kern Eut-sler has taken himself off to the dark interior of Africa to save the souls of iblack folk. The Rogers sisters, Rosalee amid Madeline, are missionaries in India. Wayne Eisenhour is 3, very successfiiii minisier and evangelist, his fame rivaling that of the late Billy Sunday. James Quinn is now Chief of 'Police in Chicago. John Olivier and Helnriettfa. Kollkihorst, fresh from triumphs in Europe, are malt- ing their debuts at the Metropolitan Opera House singing Verdles immortal opera Il Travadorf' ' . .Marie High, Jane Ann Hutton, and Constance Wiley are at Lalke Placid taking 'part in the Olympic gaiines. I V , 'Teresa Fazzalore is visiting relatives in Genoa, Italy. - y Sarah Jane Ashby is now commercial 'buyer for the G. iC. 'Murphy UO. - Robert Wimsbioro is appearing currently as Master of Ceremonies at the Winter Garden Theatre in New York. ' ' , 'Helen Deering is lstill seen driving a 'Pontiac 8 CMayabe it'.s ia, Packard 1,2 by nowg Edwin Greene is a sophozniore at West Virginia Universityg the,y'll 'soon will it to him. He is working his way through college selling 'book-5 ,011 'How to C.0im.p1eQe a Three Year High School Course. A A Some of .us have grown famous and some have not, .but we all graduated frozn that little red schoolhouse toge.her. ' W ' i ' A ' Henrletta' Kolkhorst. Compiled from the prophecies of Lotta Folk, Margaret Diehl, Kenneth Rice, George Wagoner, Donald Hott, James' Quinn, Gyla Welch, Phyllis Rawlings, Robe:-t Winsboro, Daniel Mosser, Robert Rogers, Paris Smith, and Henrietta Kolkhorst. A ' R ' D' 1 9 3 6 Page 7wenIy-fwo