Milton High School - Miltonian Yearbook (Milton, WV)

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NAME Kathryn Spurlock Virginia Jarrell Virginia Breedlove I Mary Lou Hudgins Mary Diamond Madalyn Ramsey Charles Powell Richard Weaver Robert Wells . Lewis Swann Billy Morris Charles Murphy I Richard Rowsey Billy Williams Ivan Williams Gene Howell Charles Jordan Harley Black Dennis Adkins Eva Jenkins Lena Gail Blackwood June Alexander Betty Wilson Vernon Henry Layman Collins David Blackwood Paul Bledsoe Evert Clark Sam Harshbarger Eugene McDanie Avondale Bryan Charles Burdette Charles Clay NICKNAME Katie Jenny Ginny Hudge K-Y Maggie Peachie Dick Bob Swanie Bill Murf Dick Bill Chief Little Britches Bird-Egg Preach Deny Jenk 'iVVhistle June-Bug Squirt Hot-Dog R C O Big Meat Quiz Kid The Brain Horsie Gene . Willis Bud Shrimp 11 11 11 11 FAVORITE SONG FAVORITE SAYING I Love You Truly Aw Horse Beautiful Dreamer Gee Whiz Some Sunday Morning Why DIdn't You Say So lf I Had a Dozen Hearts Good Grief l'll Miss Your Kiss My Golly You Came To Me Oh, Shoot Tonight We Love Well Heck l Should Care Aw Shucks Till the End of Time Symphony I Can't Begin To Tell You Kentucky Babe I . Oh What lt Seemed To Be Symphony Let It Snow Some Sunday Morning Tooro-Loora Stardust Hubba' Hubba Some Sunday Morning All the Things You Are You'll Never Know Stardust Oh What It Seemed To Be Stardust Symphony Summertime Body and Soul Spring Fever Stardust it Might As ell Be Spring Symphony Some Sunday Morning W Yumpin Yiminy Come and Get It Jimminy Christmas Horse Feathers Like Heck You, La La Gee Whiz Horse Shot Boo Aw Rats I Love You Too Aw Phooey Baloney Heck Ah Bull Heck Horse Son of a Sea Cook HOBBY Basketball Reading Reading Collecting Lipstick Tubes Sports Collecting Salt and Pepper Shakers Collecting Air Corps Insignia Raising Rabbits Sleeping Photography Collecting Bullets Collecting Guns Sports Sports Horseback Riding Collecting Stamps Eating Sleeping Baseball Roller Skating Horseback Riding Dreaming f Tumbling Driving Sports Dreaming Eating Sports Eating Sleeping Eating Sports Baseball AMBITION Secretary Nurse Secretary Wife Housewife Housewife Aviation Aviator Lawyer Interior Decorator Chemist Undertaker Engineer Engineer Aviator Store Manager Doctor Be Governor Draftsman Beautician Air Hostess Dress Designing Housewife Mechanic Farmer Farmer Civil Engineer Engineer Musician Farmer Farmer Accountant Page Twenty-one

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NAME Beatrice Walden Elizabeth Meadows Glenna J. Miller Maxine Morrison Dorothy Rowsey Patricia Tibbets Cecelia Shaw I Freddie McCallister Ruth Jean Chapman Delores Perry Clara Miller Anna Mae Nicholas Faye Wise Ruth Clark Nora Black Ataloa Burton Wilma Jean Simpson Wanda Lee Smith Anna Ruth Carter Violet Finley Opal Finley 'Wanda Johnson Maxine Bledsoe Eloise Clagg Lula Ashworth Kathleen McComas Norma Jean Holley Eva Roberts Alma Young Mildred Turner Eleanor Ashworth 11 NICKNAME Bea Libby Jeanne-Jean Polly 'iDot Patti Shaw-Shaw Frets Gal Shorty Clara-Bell Nick Altie Ruthie Blackie Becky Slim Shortie Spike Runt Wankie Blondie Pi. P Lulu Katie Red nljerkn June Mike Blackie 11 n 11 FAVORITE SONG FAVORITE SAYING Summertime Nuts You Came Along Gee Whilikers It Might As Well Be Spring What Honey Symphony Phooey I Can't Begin To Jiminy Criminy Tell You Christmas Long Ago and Far Away Pickle America Gee Whiz Some Sunday Morning Shoot I'm Always Chasing Rainbows Shoot Dreaming As l Live and Breathe Some Sunday Morning Well Well Symphony Sugar In the Mood Ah Fiddle I Can't Begin To Tell You Gee Some Sunday Morning lt's Been a Long Long Time Some Sunday Morning Some Sunday Morning Hubbal Hubba! Hubba! Reconversion Blues Sue City Sue Hubba! Hubba Hubba! Just A Prayer Away Some Sunday Morning Some Sunday Morning Let It Snow Oh What It Seemed To Be lt Might As Well Be Spring Some Sunday Morning I'm Always Chasing Rainbows Personality That's Tough Horse Feathers Heck Go Bug Yourself Phooey Oh! Baby Gosh Daggone Gee-Whiz I Bet You're Kiddin' Horse Feathers Great Day No Kiddin' Good Lord Pithel Aw Heck Oysters HOBBY Photography Collecting Vases Drawing Pin-up G. Scrap Book Sports Collecting Salt and Pepper Shakers Baseball Photography Collecting Collecting Pictures Movie Stars Drawing Collecting Post Cards Music Collecting Post Cards Eating Talking Singing A Singing Dancing Swimming Sewing Basketball Collecting Pictures Bicycling Basketball Hiking Bicycling Movies Collecting Vanity Cases Scrap-book Photography AMBITION To Go to South A. Secretary Dress Designer Foreign Missionary Chemist Laboratory Technician Farmer's Wife Secretary Secretary Housewife Secretary Aviatress Secretary Secretary Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Secretary Housewife Housewife Teacher Housewife Private Secretary Business Woman Secretary Stenographer

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CLASS OF 1946 HISTORY ln nineteen hundred and thirty-nine, Milton High School opened its doors to seventy boys and girls eager to learn the mysteries of high school life. We were the babies of the school but we surely didn't feel that way. ' We were divided into three rooms with Miss Hinerman, Mr. Cummings, and Mr. Throck- morton as sponsors. The officers for the year were: Mary Lou Hudgins, president: Patti Tibbets, vice-president, Mildred Turner, secretaryg and Dorothy Rowsey, treasurer. Beatrice Walden and Mary Lou Hudgins served on the Student Council and also attended the Citizenship Ceremonials in Huntington. The following year as eighth graders we were sponsored by Miss Hinerman and Mr. Cum- mings. Class officers were elected as follows: Mary Lou Hudgins, president, Eva Roberts, vice- president: Dorothy Rowsey, secretary, and Lillian Smith, treasurer. Students attending Citizenship Ceremonials that year were Elizabeth Meadows, Lillian Smith, Lucy Gatewood, Anna Mae Nichols, Richard Rowsey, Carl Foster, and Gene Howell. Our class was also represented in the band that year by Lewis Swann, Sam Harshbarger, Charles Jordan, David Blackwood, Dorothy Rowsey, Mary Lou Hudgins, Mary Diamond, and Dulcie Faye Thompson. , A basketball tournament between classes was held, and both the boys and girls of the eighth grade defeated the seventh grade. This year, students from Ona, Culloden, and other schools came in to make a total enrollment of one hundred and nine. Our sponsors for this year were Miss Rogers, Miss Grady, and Miss Gillespie. Class officers were elected: Jimmy Lute, president: Vernon Henry, vice-president: and Sam Harshbarger, secretary and treasurer. Charles Powell, Billy Williams, and Richard Rowsey were members of the football team. ,Billy Williams, lvan Williams, Avondale Bryan, James Hatfield, and Charles Burdette were members of the F. F. A. Sam Harshbarger, Floyd Stephens, Lewis Swann, Patti Tibbets, Mary Lou Hudgins, Wanda Lee Smith, Lena Gail Blackwood, Alma Young, Beatrice Walden, and Mildred Turner were members of the Glee Club which was organized this year. Maxine Morrison, Nora Black, Richard Rowsey, and Charles Murphy attended the Citizenship Ceremonial. The next year we again returned to school. This time, as Sophomores, our home room sponsors were Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Henderson and Miss Grady. Officers were elected by home rooms as follows: Room 204, Mary Lou Hudgins, president, Richard Rowsey, vice-president: Beatrice Walden, secretary and treasurer, Room 203, Sam Harshbarger, president, Lucy Gatewood, vice-president, and Vernon Henry, secretary and treasurer. Several members of our class participated in the Physical Education Demonstration held .fn the gym this year. Citizenship Ceremonial was attended by Charles Powell, Nora Black, Richard Rowsey, Glenna Jean Miller, and Kathryn Spurlock. Our class was decreased this year by Lillian Smith and Dulcie Faye Thompson moving to Huntington, and Carl Foster joining the Marines. ln nineteen hundred and forty-four, we started back to school as the flighty juniors. Our class sponsors were Miss Grady and Mrs. Harshbarger. Class officers were elected and Richard Rowsey was president: Gene Howell, vice- president: Mary Lou Hudgins, secretary, and Kathryn Spurlock, treasurer. This was a great year for us inexperienced juniors as we presented the play entitled, Ma's New Husband. The cast included: Gene Howell, Beatrice Walden, Elizabeth Meadows, Betty Wilson, Richard Rowsey, Dale Meadows, Mary Lou Hudgins, Mary Diamond, Charles Murphy, and Dorothy Rowsey. The proceeds from the Junior Play helped to pay for the Junior-Senior Banquet which was another important affair for most of us, and we were scared we'd do something wrong! George Charles' Orchestra played for the dance. Last year was a great year in athletics, too. Henry Richardson and lvan Williams started playing this season. Several bays received sweaters or letters. Richard Weaver started playing basketball. Everette Clark and Richard Weaver were chosen as flag bearers for the band. Mary Lou Hudgins, Mary Diamond, and Betty Wilson were chosen for majorettes. Students attending Citizenship Ceremonial were Elizabeth Meadows, speaker, Maxine Morrison, Charles Powell, Maxine Bledsoe, and Dennis Adkins. Again in forty-five, we last a part of our class. Lucy Gatewood moved to Huntington, Paul Black and Dale Meadows joined the Navy. Finally in l94S, our class enrolled in Milton High School for the last time. Our class officers for the year are Richard Rowsey, president, Charles Powell, vice-president: and Dorothy Rowsey, secretary and treasurer. . - Members of our class to withdraw this year are Henry Richardson, who joined the Navy, and Phyllis Austin. Corella Martin and Lena Gail Blackwood were married. As I am up to date and there is no more history, l must say farewell to our successors and hope you will have as nice a time as we have had. Pagc Tu 1 niy-two