Monongah High School - Black Diamond Yearbook (Monongah, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1955 volume:

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BAND ENGLISH coma JOAN GIVENS MARY NEIS ELISABETH FLEMING ENGLISH-JoUaNAL1sM HOME ECONOMI JS 5 3IEN 35 V - V , lx K- I, r WL lzninrs X YH' P 'P 5 5 D Dolly Lavon Barnard M Hutchinson Senior Assembly l,2,3 Glee Club 1,2 Newspaper Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 'Belovei, if God so loved us, we also Monongah Senior Assembly 4 G1r1's State 3 Class Tournaments 2,3 Band' 1:21314 nFor me to live is cnrlsu, and no ale ls galn.' Fairmont Glee Club s 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 UNoth1ng is really bmi only evil thoughtsnake it so.n Donald pp' l,l,V Monongah Mgnongah Monongah Class Tournaments 1,4 Freshman Basketball 'I can do all things UhPOugh Christ WhlGh HAS a man thlnketh, so strengtheneth me.' H Be nappy-go-lucxy. N he ls.: , Monongah Class Play 3,4 Prom Princess 3 Senior Assembly 4 clee Club 1,z,5 HA snlle is worth a million iollarsgyet lt doesn't cost a cent. -I 2,5 5 iIi,,:,gcf',,.3 V , Q- - M .ex-1 Na .. :SH as 4-fl ff - vxyff-:w- nw... - , ,M ,ze . . 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L L . l wwnwwhhn 'Vw niwgtgn at - i s H Qfawnwtrwlsewgwtommt -'-, ZMAH ,wg'-flyp ,Dil v5Y'?':y,3f 51234 4: inggiiy-,ixififflwsasf ' Frank DeMoss Monongah Stuient Body Pres. 4 Class President 2 Letterman's Club 2,3,4 Projector's Jlub L2,3f+ Football l,z,3,4 Basketball l,:,3,4 Baseball l,2,j,4 Student Council 5,4 Class Tournaments l,2 'Man.M2rns little from victory but muon from defeat. 7 ll 't-v Four States Class Tournaments 1,4 Newspaper Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 NAct1ons speak louder tnan woriS.n ' u V Harter Hill 'Ay owntnouvnts are my companions. D Il Nancy Carol Davidson Monongah Jlass Tournaments 2,3 Jlass Play 3,4 F. T. A. 4 Else Club J Librarian 4 Office 4 WSmile and the world Smiles with youg cry and you cry alone.ue e -rv-:-7- , Monongan Senior Assembly 4 Class'Tournaments LZJH 'All the world steps a- side ani lets past the man who Knows where ne ls go1ng.n 2 Monongah Class Taunam tal,2,3,4 Senior Assembly 4 Student Council 3 Glee Club 'Once done cannot be unione.' S Worthington Glass President 1 Band l,2,j,4 Glass Play 3,4 Senior Assembly 4 Honor Society 4 Jr. Bed Cross Z 'Give to the world the best that you have and the best you wnl re- ce1ve.' Monongah Variety Show 2 Class Play 3,4 Pro3eotor's Club 3,4 Newspaper Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 3 Librarian 5,4 Class Tournamentsl,2,3,4 Senior Assembly 4 'A smile ls worth a milllon iollarsgyet it ioesn't cost a cent.' Harter H111 nBe sllentand De safe- fcr silence never be- trays you.W Dolores Louise EiwurdS Four States 'Band 3, LP Jlass Play 4 3169 Club 2 Senior Assembly 4 :mas Toamanerts l ,Z ,3,'+ 'A smile is worth a million iollarsgyet it 1oesn't cost a cent,N Eerald Nelson Hartley Worthington 'Defeat is often the step to success.' Ida May Office Assistant 3,4 Glee Club 1 Senior Assembly 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 3 4 'No man has a right to do as he pleases,exoqm when he pleases to do Pight.' Koon's Run Newspaper Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 'For me to live ls Christ, and to die ls fa1n.' Monongah Class Tournaments l,2,3,4 Student Council 2,3 Class Play 3 Girls-Chorus 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Senior Assembly Librarian 4 'It is bettertobe alone than in bad oompany.' Monongah Class Tournaments 1,2 Freshman,Basketball Pro3ector's Club 2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 Senior Assembly, Mgr. Recreation Club 1 Latin Club 'A clean conscience is a soft plllow.' Ernestlne Knox Four States Student Council 2,3 Band l,2,3 Zbleens 2,3 G1rl's State 3 Publicity Reporter 3 Basketball Team 1 Sportsmanship Club 2 WCourtesy ls the eye which overlooks your fr1end's broken gate- way, but sees the rose which blossoms in his garden.n Worthington Freshman Basketball Student Council Z Class Play 3,4 Senior Assembly ClassTUnnumemsl,2,3,4 WThe opportunity for doing mlschieflsfound a hundred times a day, and of doing good,onoe ln a ycar.' v'44 HfnH - T' b 9 s u Delores Jean Llevlng Monongah Class Tournaments l2,3H Senior Assembly 4 Prom Princess 3 Band Librarian 4 Glee Club l,2,3 Class Play 3,4 County Chorus l,d,3 'Nothing is really bam only evil thoughts make it so.' Monongah Senior Assembly 4 Letterman's Club 3,4 Football z,3,4 Freshman Basketball Class Tournaments l Projector-'s Club l,2,3,'+ nTruth is the highest thing man can keep.' '-Q..- ....--N , ,.,. Harter H111 Prom Princess 3 Glee Club 3 Jr. Red Cross 3 Senior Assembly 4 F. T. A. 4 'He who is most slow ln making a promise ls the most faithful in its performanoe.' v v - Carbllna Freshman Basketball Senior Assembly 4 Class Tournaments 12,39 nMy grief lies onward, and my joy behlnd.n 7 Monongah Band 1,2,3,4 Class Tournaments 1,4 'To lose a friend ls the greatest of all losses.' M I Monongah Football l,Z,3,4 Freshman Basketball Letterman's Clubl,2,3,4 Class Vice-President 4 HClever men are good, but they are not the best.n Ann Marie Mascak Hutchinson Class Tournaments 12,39 Office 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Student Council 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Honor Society 4 'Everything great is not always good, but all gooi things are great.' Monongah Class Tournaments l,?,3,4 Football 1,2 Letterman's Club 2,3,4 Senior Assembly 4 jYearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 'Those who go easy will never grow o1d.' I,,----, 1, Worthington Band 3,4 Glrl's State 3 Honor Society 3,4 Senior Assembly 4 'Think much,say little! l Mayne .arrlsh Jr. Harter Hill Band l,4,j,4 'No man 1S a failure until ne aimlts 1t.n ie, 1 - Monongah Bani 31 LI' Jlass Tournaments 4 l Jr. Red Cross 2,3 Fl To Ao 3 H'Tls Heaven alone that ls given amy, 'Tls only God may be hai for the askl N HS' 4 1 Y .- Monongah Class Tournaments LZQH Class Presllent 4 Senior Assembly 4 Slass Vice Pres. 1,3 Freshman Basketball WI care For noboiy,no, not I, lf no one cares for me.' :x fx L , J-'xv n , - -1 JP , . x Q u , 1 A -.L V J . . , a , . Nu , ' 'Ti' R 11: .vs-ar-sm in r4f1QJ'a-yew naar-tmngt on Office 4 Jlass Play 5,4 Class Tournaments 3 Senior Assembly 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 nEe careful what you think about, thoughts George Haiilsh Jr. Monongah Class Tournaments 1 Jr. Red Cross 1,3 Glee Club 2,3 Play Usher 3 nThe greatest ability is iepen1abl11ty.n Four States N3rth1ngt3n Senior Assembly 4 Class Tournaments 1 H Us great man is he ,If silence 1S goli, who does not lose his l'm broKe.H ch1ld's heart.n Marion Jean Meredith Monongah ProJector's Club 1 Play Prompter ' 3,4 Class TournamentsLg3H Senior Assembly 4 Honor Society 4 WI can do all things through Christ, which strengtheneth me.' Frank Slanen Jr. Carolina Class Tournaments 1 F. T. A. 4,5 Class Play 3,4 nL1ve IOP today, let tomorrow take care of 1tself.' Eva Joan Miconi Carolina Class Tournaments 1,L3 Office 4 Librarian U 'All things will come around if one willjust wait.n Harold. JBOK FOUI' 51731783 Band. 5y3yu W3ourtesy costs nothing, buttew people remember to use lt.n Doris Ann Mills Four States Class Tournaments 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 nGoo1 things come ln small packagss.H James Robert Monongah Football l,2,3,4 Baseball l,Z,3,4 Letterman's Club z,3,4 3lassTournaments Lg3H Freshman Basketball Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 'When ladies interfere with work, quit work.' iaoquellne Olesky Monongah Honor Society Pres. 39 Office 4 Librarian 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Play Prompter 3,U Glee Club 1 Newspaper Staff U Class Tournaments 1,4 HA good reputation ls more valuable than all Bernard Vlngle Monongah Football 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 'Baseball 3 , 4 Freshman Basketball Class Play 4 Class Sec.-Treas. 2 Band 1 Student Council l Letterman's Club 2,3,4 'For fun ani mischief, he is always cnere.H 4 Monongah Glee Club l,2,3 Cheerleader l,2,3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper 4 Honor Society 3,4 Prom Princess 3 County Chorus l,2,3 Class Tournaments 1,2 Senior Assembly 2,4 WLlfe is what you make 1t.II Monongah Baseball l,2,3,4 Basketball 3,4 Football 3,4 J Letterman's Club -,3,4 Freshman Basketball Class Tournaments lpL3 Band l,2,3 County Bani 1,2 'Bounty Chorus 1 de who olushes is bet- ter than the une who turns pale.n Monongah Monongah Yearbook Staff 4 Cheerlealer 1,2 Newspaper Staff 4 Yearbook Editor Glee Club 2 Newspaper Staff 4 Class Tournaments lgfb Glee Club l,3,3 Senior Assembly 2,4 - Honor society 4 Jr. Red Cross 4 nLet not the mistakes of yesteriay spoil to- day. just befor-e lawn. UThe darkest hour ls oana1i'sugene Hells , - Monongah Monongah sani l,4,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Senior Assembly ' 4 WNo one can ollmo oe- WI gan ig all things yona the limits of als thrgugh Christ who own enaracuer.N strengthens me.n Q ml., LA... - rl 4 V, - 4 4 F. T. A. 4 Jr. Play Usher 3 -.M . 43 J . '57 Y s 5 D, Y' wg , , ,- :N , , ., '25 -113, ' i , 'EJ J 2' H ,,, , sf.-if , 'Elf' 1 .5-A 'L-12 . J' Sandra Ann Smith Monongah Band l,2,3,4 Student Council Sec. 2 Class Play 3,4 Prom Princess 3 Office 4 F. T. A, 4 Nsmile and the world smiles with you, cry and you cry alone.n Monongah Honor Society X 4 Class Play 4 Class Preslient 3 Boy's State 3 Football 1,z,3,4 Basketball 5,3 uetterman's Jlub Z,3,4 Student Council 4 Glass Tournaments l,2,3,4 'Have a gooi time while youre living, you'll be dead a long time.n P 5 FOUI' 31781768 Class Tournaments 129 Minstrel 1 Band. 1221314 Jr. Bed Cross 1 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 'A true friend is a friend forever. Monongah Football 3,4 Letterman's Club 3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Senior Assembly 4 'Where there are wamm, there I am l1kew1se.n 2 Mary Ann Spatafore 4 Monongah Prom Princess 3 Honor Society 3,4 Cheerlealer 2,3,4 Class Sec.-Treas. 3,4 Class Play 3,4 Glee Club l,2,3 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Fo To An 2,3,u' Senior Assembly 2,4 Office 4 'Nothing is impossible to a willing heart.' Monongah Senior Assembly' 4 UBel1eve nothing you hear and only half you see.n Helen Ruth itaroher a-V Hutcuinson Monongan 3166 Ulub 3 Majorette 3,4 Newspaper Staff 4 4,3 YGGPUUOK Staff' 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Recreation Jlub 1 'It is more Dlessei to WI am 3 part gf all I give tnan to rece1ve.N have net, Lee iams Four States Hutchinsgn Glass Tournaments L Glee club u Bani 1,313 Yearbook Staff U glass Play 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Honor Society 4 nNever pick a quarreln nNOthing is impossible even wnen it is ripe. to a willing heart,H I Sembr dass Ofhbers oros to - 55101211 1 9 1 h59, ..., v A Jim Pullce Mary Ann Spatafore David Manzo President Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President Student Council Members N, 1 Ann Maseak p t tt ,,, Frank Daldoss gZ Q B111 Wilson John Herbert Class History On September Q, 1951 we entered Monongah High School as a group of 108 frightened, but happy, freshmen. At first, we were shy and dldn't know our way around very well, but ln a few days we were able to get around as well as the upperclassmen. One of the first events to take place was the election of the class officers. Mrs. Berry' and Mr. Keener were chosen as our class advisors. On October 12, we had our 'Initiation Day.' The girls dressed in pajamas and the boys dressed in snort dresses. We all looked 'real cute.' The final event of initiation day was the snake dance that we all had to do across Worthington Ball Dla- mond. Everyone sald that we were good sports, and now we were an ac- cepted class of Monongah High School. On September 3, 1952 we were back again as sophomores. Miss Givens was our advisor for that year. During this year activities were few but we had hopes for the future and were looking forward to the nexttwo years. This was a very happy year because our football team won the State B Championship title. On May 28, 1953 the doors were closed on another successful year. On September 2, 1953, we entered our halls aga1n.MT8. BBPPY and MP- Templln were again appointed our class advisors. Every- one was excited because this started a year of many activities. We re- ceived our class rings and we were very proud of them. May 14 was the date of our annual prom. Everyone worked very hard and lt turned out to be a success. Mr. Hartman's orchestra played for us and we all en- joyed ourselves. Then came our sneak-day. We went to Cooper's Rock, where everyone had a wonderful time. On September 6, 1954 school re-opened and we were now d1gn1f1edSen1ors. We had a class election and Mr. Templln was our class advisor. Senior pictures were taken by Ideal Studio on October 12, 1954. We Seniors had a class play entitled WTeen Trouble' which was directed by Mrs. 5n0deP1Y and lt was a success. we also had a Sneak Jay which we en- joyed. We sat back this year and watched the Juniors plan for the prom. We all had a very nice time, thanks to the Juniors. Next came our sadest day of all, 'Graduation Day.n The Baccalaureate Sermon and the Commencement exercises cllmaxed this year. Now after four wonderful years of high school, we leave M. H. S. we are leaving in mind but not in heart, for here are some of our most cherished and dear friends, and also the many teachers who have been so helpful these years. So now we say good-by and good luck to the remaining students and may the rest of their years be as great as ours. rree,Ye I P P B I How We looked Men Dollie Mae Engle Linda Lou Tomlin Elmer Butcher SOI1 George Danko T55 , ' U . Q - 3233 55535, ' f' M , ET! .1 -1 -in .,f1KvN. 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' 6 I Sophomore floss 0fl9bers 3 s Mer-lui Uaviclsan B111 e edith President i Vize-President Sharon Bruanege Joe Martin Secretary Treasurer Student Counci 1 Members Marko Tarley Shirley Vandetta or 'oA' Q Louis ablan John Q-' le sple ' ll X ' ,Qi e if 1 Y Sli r , . in do ,A r ai X I , Y, X , ,mf J fl! X f, , 1 fa 4115+ ff o ' We e o ,fe 5 e - f ei- e W e f 'r o A y 1:1117 f 75 X nphnmurfs Miss Glvens's Group ROW ROW BOW BOW BOW Goldie Amnons, Betty Allen, Virginia Littleton, Shirley Salis- bury, Shirley Vandetta, Jean Gumont, Betty Blair. Pam St.Chnr, Miss Givens Sharon Brumage, Norma Sutphin, MaDonna Galford, Carrie Marks, Clara Conaway, Alice Greynolds Eddie Anderson, John Mlkez, Joe Joy, James Wrllht, Louis Fab- lan, Joe Martin, Bruce Edmond John St.Cla1r, Clarence Toll, Lloyd Sohell, James Thompson: Kenny Ash, Danny Manzo, Richard Sutphln, B111 Meredith, Raymond Bragg, Marko Tarley, Earl Walker, Joe Ross 4 Mrs. 3noderly's Group BOW ROW BON ROW ROW HOW 1: 2 3 4 5 6 Mania Bienkoski, Josephine Beans, Joyoe Suplita, Shirley Smith, Elaine Myhalsky, Carole Rogers, Etta Sohraier, Ganal Carpenter Eugene Yarlsh, Nathaline Bonasso, Josephine Brown, Gladys Hard- way, Phyllis Robinson, Helanne Proelette, Mary A1111 D-311140 James Tichenor, Sally Sturm, Joe Meffe, Betty McCoy, Patricia DeCarlo, Mrs. Snoderly Keith Fltzwater, John Gillespie, Jerry Knight, Richard Weaver, Merlin Davidson, Thomas Suplita, Dennis Corbin vale Stanley, James Hearn, Robert Arnett, Micheal Shaffer, Frei Yanero, Jerry Bowers John Woods, Micheal Jurosko 5 freshmen Class Ofhkers 4 W James Banker Pete arneon Pres id nt Vice President V tudent ouncil Members 1 1 - :sialic -1 Jo Ann Fleming Sara Jane Yfilliams P ul olanero Q5 ,- 6 Q 4 l f M ee 1 ,C f 1, ... 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W Y W - i ,neg 1 Y Y ? 1 --Q ' Y: liek' we , Y -- J - ' , S ,,:., gn, E- ,ifxr Q K -i, -,.- ?l A 11: 1111111176 HOW 12 ROW ZZ Row 3 BOW 4: Miss Turkov1oh's Group Virginia Salisbury, Lyla Sue Cosner, Gloria Martello, Sondra Mlllon, Shirley Zorieh, Rosemary Baymoni, Miss Turkovioh Beverly Butcher, Brenda Rogers, Dixie Slimmer, Carolvn Shaver, Norma Puliee, Vera Vuckson Albert Tartell, Micheal Delovioh, James Davis, Herbert Davis, Richari Bednarz Sheridan MoElwa1n, Paul Saunders, Leroy Fullen, Larney Cain, William Lauderbaok, Basil DeBolt Paul Colanero, John Shaver, Mrs. M1ller's Group BOW BOW ROW HOW BOW Opal Kunkle, Arlene Edwards, Patricia Jenks, Judith Bashaw, Dottie Hess, Judy Cline, Mrs. Miller Sara Williams, Nancy Bombardiere, Prudy Snider, Geraldine Deitch, Betty Ashby, Nellie Jenkins David Baddish, Gary Sningleton, Mitchell Bosinski, Ruth Ann Walker, Judy Lipinski., Phil Harbert Thomas Salvati, William Davis, Bonnie Tetrlck, David H2llaJ90kTh0mP' son, Jack Patrick Skip Stalnaxer, David Whittaker, Donald Williams, Marvin Staff0Pdn Pete Cameon, Jerry Carson, Tommy Grim Mrs. Flen1ng's Group BON BOW BOW ROW BOW Jo Ann Hidenour, Patty Batiste, Rosemary Lusnlnskl, Jo Ann Fleming, Deanna Moyer, Patty Timms, Sylvia MoIntyre,Mrs. Flem- ina Sue Bice, Ruth Morgan, Peggy Moore, Carolyn Petltt, Vera Mclntlre, Carolyn Supllta Frankie Moore, Sharon Conrad, Carol Supllta, Barbara Mellon, Judy Saterfield, Tomny Shelosky Sammy Vinton, Donald Leonari, Edward Davis, Danny Minton, Ed- ward Minor, Tom Gillispie Ira Parks, Gene Kenizor, Jerry Butcher, James Banker, Warren Kuhn, Marshall Johnson .X x,x K ' X X : 'W X I, I Q X . f lu ' Y Q Q gf M Hs? 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BUSINESS MANAGER..........RON HAYES CIROULATION.......-..HELEN STARGHER CARTOONIST....... ....JERKY SNIDER Additional cartoons were contri- Duted by Simon Matthews and Nancy DOUIIOO, STAFF--BLACK DIAMOND--1954--L955 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF.................SHERLENE SLONAKER SENIOR EDITORS........TONI PFLOCK, MARY SPATAFORE JUNIOR EDITORS....KAREN TETRICK,BARBARA HOSTUTLER SOPHOMOBE EDITORS...BARBARA BROOKS, SUE GREYNOLDS FHESHMAN EDITORS.......BETTY WILLIAMS, ANN MASJAK SPORTS EOITOR...... ........ ..........JIM STARCHER ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR................JOHN MOORE ART EDITOR..........................DOLLY BARNARD FEATUHEWPIOTURES... .... .................DAVE WOOD ACTIVITIES EOITORS.SHARBON MCELWAIN HELEN STARCHER TYPISTS..BETTY CONRAD, LINDA TOMLINSON,DORISPHLLS, GERALDINE SMOLLAR, CECELIA SHAMROCK THE STAFF AND SPONSOR OF TEE BLACK DIAMONJ WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS THEIR APPRECIATION OF MR. WILLIAM PFLOSK'S PHO- TOGRAPHIC WORK AND HIS DONATION OF HIS TIME AND SUPPLIES TOWARD THE COMPLETION OF THIS YEARBOOK. - g'45. 'R 65 j YN Student fauna 7 First Row: Shirley Vandetta, Karen Tetrlck, Frank DeMoss, Ann Masoak, Sara Jane Williams, Miss Turkovich Second Row: John Gillespie Barbara Kolakowskl, JoAnn Fleming Patty Batson, 5av1d Carlot Third Row: Louis Fabian, B111 Wilson, Marko Tarley, Paul Col- anero OFFICERS President............. ........ ....Frank DeMoss Vice-pres1dent4........ ....Dav1d Garlot Secretary-Treasurer.... .....Lou1s Fabian AdviSor............... ...Miss Turkovioh Nat bnal Honor Socfbfy First Row: Toni Pflook, Sherlene Slonaker, Mary Ann Spatafore, Jackiexxesxg Patty Sue Mason, betty Lee Nilliams Seconiiiowz Lorraine Koloskie, Barbara Hostutler, Simon Paul Matthews, Ann Marie Mascak , Jean Meredith Third Row: E111 Wilson, John Herbert, Robert BOydOn, Mrs. Miller OFFICERS Pres1aent......... -..-Jackie OLSSKY Vice-preslientlans saooooooTOni Secretary. ...... .........Patty Mason H1stor1an...... ...Mary Ann SPataf0Pe The qualifications for membership in this society are! Character, Scholarship, Leadership, ani Service. The upper fifteen per cent of the senior class andflve percent of the Junior class are aaniuted . The junior members are lnducted U0 carry on the work for the following year. This LS the highest hon- or given in Monongah High School. NATIONAL HDNDR SOCIEW V5 ij eo.-i V Ev i ,--MW 'Sembr Class Play First Bow: Sec ond Bow: Third dow: Mary Ann Spatafore.. Karen 3olv1n....... Nancy Jom1co...... Donald Jackson.... Delores Edwards... SSIHF9- Stnlthu... . Sharron McElwa1n... Delores Llevlng... Nancy Jav1ison.... Jean Meredith... Jackie Olesky... ms.Mmmrw.u . Bill W1lson.... John Harbertaoo so Frank Slamen... Bernie Vlngle... Don Hostutler... .49- AL K L 3 aaron llblil .Dr. ..Nanoy Langley Dolores O'Toole .,Bess1e Fisher ...Elmer Merwln ......Ma dellly .Snooks Clayton ..Jul1a Langley ...Myrt Wilson ........Ingr1d .....Prompter ...Prompter ,,,,,D1rector ...Tommy Shoup ...Hodge Wilson ,.Hcke Michaels ,,,Carl Gorloff Martin Langley 5 Jun br Cla' 5 Play 1 First Bow: Sec nd Row: Third How: Fourth Bow: Sue Mart1no..... Judy V1llerS..... Karen Tetr1ck.... Patty BatSOnonsos Dolores Fortner.. Miss G1vens...... Barbara Hostutler... Sharon Knioeley.. Lorraine Koloskie Lois Fox......... David Carlot..... Bob Boydohnoau Bob Rauer....... Jerry Sn1der.... Simon Matthews... Junior Scr1vo.... Floyd Spatafore.. John Moore,...... 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Club ROW 1: Toni Pflock, Sherlene Slonaker, Mary Ann Spatafore, Sandna Ann Smith, Jessie Lowery BOW 2: Sharon Knioeley, Miss Gask1n,Nanoy Davidson BOW 3: Robert Boydoh, Floyd Spatafore Officers Pres!-dentoiillllilii lOllIl0lIOlllOlMary Vice-Pres1dent,.,,..,,. . , .,.,Sandra Smith Secretary-Treasurer..., ,,,.Sharon Kniceley H1stor1an,,,.,,,.,,,. ....Nanoy Davidson Advisorbllllillliiiil OID' Cl IIOOIM1-ss The purpose of this Club is to bring together the young people in the high school who, at present, are interested in the teaching field from the standpoint of making it a career. Preparation needed, prnblems that teachers have, the advantages offered in teaching are discussed and the cultivation of the qualities essential in a good teacher and student leadership are encouraged 1n.the regular monthly neeting. Eight seniors and Miss Gaskin, the advisor, attended the Future Tea- chers Conference at Fairmont State College in March. The Club was named for Walter B. Barnes, WHO WHS f0Pm9F1y Dean of Fairmont State College. OFFICE GIRLS First Row: Eva Miconfl., Mary Ann Spatafore, Sharron McE1wa1n, Dollie Engle, Sandra smith Second Row: Jackie Olesky, Mr. Michael, Nancy Davidson LIBRARIANS First Row: Eva Miconi, Jack1e,Olesky, Nancy Domico, Delores Edwards, Jean Robinson Secmulibw Sue Greynolds, Nancy Davidson, Deloris Lieving, Mrs. Berry JUNIOR RED CROSS ROW 1: RON 2: BON 3: Toni Pflock, Sherlene slonaker, Rosemary Lushinski, Miss McElroy Dixie Slimmer, Lorraine Koloskie, Sharon Knicely, Devil Hall Floyd Spatefore, John Moods, B111 Mereiith HONG JJOIOHIC5 I Leffe man' Club BOW 1: Coach Templin, Eugene Yarish, Raymond Joy, Bob Joy, Fred Yanero, George Martello, Donald Kerns, Coach Feltz BOW 2: Joe Meffe, Danny Manzo, Jim Staroher, Dave Carlot, John Gillespie, Merlin Davidson BOW 3: Dave Tartell, Frank DeMoss, John Koval, Vic Durrett,B1ll Wilson, Dave Wood ROW 4: Ronnie Vlngle, Bernie Vingle, Henry Martin, David Manzo, B111 Lewis, John Moore OFFICERS Pres1dent........... ...Frank DeMoss Vice Presifients 5 l 0 s 0 0 r o a s M-an-Zo Secretary-Treasurer.... ............Bern1e Vinele Sergeant-at-Arns .... ...... .......Eugene Yarish Sponsorsn.. .... ... .. .....Mr. Michael, Mr. Templln Adv1S0n.......................................Mr. Feltz The letterman is the boy who has earned a letter in any of the three sports. The Letterman's Club has been active s1noeNo- vember 1944. The Club sponsors the skating parties whiohameheli at the 12th Street Rink. The letteruen attended a swimming puty at the College Pool ln February. Eifflfcfxcg Football Team BOW ROM ROW HOW ROW BOW BOW 1: 2 3 LI- 5 6 7 Bruce Edmond, Jerry Carson, Joe Joy, Joe Meffe, Raymond Joy, George Martello, Merlin Davidson, Don Kerns,Dawd PERL John Gillespie Fred Yanero, Mgr., Cleve Miller, Dave Wood, B111 W11son,Ww gurett, Frank DeMoss, Dave Carlot, Bob Joy, Eugene Yarish, gr': Robert Boydoh, Simon Matthews, B111 Meredith, J1m.3ercher, Pete Cameon, Tom Supllta Coach Templin, B111 Stalnaxer, Dave Tartell, Bob Bauer5J0nn Koval, Danny Manzo, Joe Martin Louis Fabian B111 Lauderbeok, Bonnie V1ng1e,Bonnie Knight, Earl Nalker, Coach Feltz Dave Reddish, Dave Costello, Mike Jurosko, John Noods,Hen- ry Martin Bernie Vingle, Dave Manzo, B111 Lewis f,z2Z?Z2? Q FRANK DEMOSS- BEHNIE VINGLE DAVE NAN5O--- BILL WILSON-- BON VINGLE--- JIM STARUHEH- DAVE WOOD---- HAYMOND JOY-- -Blll was a our Sembrs -Frank was a four-year letterman and was selected for the All-State third team during his senior year. He was also on the All-Mason-Dixon Team during his jun- ior and senlor years. Frank was regular quarterback for two years and co-captain this year. -Bernie was one of the finest ends in the state this year and was selected for the All-Northern team this year and received special Honorable Mention on the All-State Team. He was also selected for the All- Mason-Dlxon Team during his senior year. He was a three-year letterman and a regular for two years. Dave was a four-year letterman and a two-year regular at the tackle position. He was selected for the All- Mason-Dlxon Team during his junior and senior years and received special Honorable Mention on the All- State Team. Dave was also co-captain this year. three-year letterman and played one year the halfback position. He was a veryfast one of the workhorses in the backfleld ln year. regular at runner and his senior -This was Bonn1e's first year at playing football,and he turned out to be one of the best fullbagks ln the county. -Jim was a three-year letterman and played two years as tackle on the varsity. He was a fine defensive man and was an iron horse playing every minute ofseveral games. -Dave was a reserve guard and was a very capable sub- stitute. He was a two-year letterman and this year played the linebacker spot very well. -Raymond was a two-year letterman and a substitute in the halfback position. He proved to be a very capa- ble runner. SCHEDULE MONONGAH---12 EAST FA1aMoNr--- 6 MONONGAH---Z5 BAaaA:Kv1LLa---L3 MONONGAH---25 MANNINJDON--- 6 ggN3NGAH---34 :LAy-aArrsLLE--- o I'NfNGAH---EO RIVESVILLE--- o MONONGAH--- 0 'FAIiVIEW--- 7 MoNoNoAH--- o y x FAam1NoToN--- 7 MONONGAH---38 rxb IM, 5, PAJEN 31Tl--- y I fix Qx U lfgtgl Vfgg' I 1 X . 'qw 1 - !,v. f get fy v 3 W ' 0 Var :Ty Ba kefball BOW l: ROW 2: DeMOSS VINGLE VINGLE Danny Manzo, David Carlot, Bill Meredith, Franx Demoss, Freddie Yanero, David Tartell, Merlin Davidson Eugene Yarish, Henry Martin, Micheal Jurasko,Ronn1e Vinale Earl Walker, George Martello, Coach Feltz OUR SENIOHS Frank, a guard, was a Dixon team his senior Bernie was a two-year ers on the teamn His Ronnie played forward good shooter and will three-year letterman. He made all Mason- year. He will be missed greatly. letterman and was one of the leading scor- place will be hard to fill next year. for the first time as a regular. He was a be missed next year. LLM: Freshmen Ba kefball BOW 1: HOW 2: M.-D. GHAMPS 54-55 SLGKSY Delovich, Danny Minton, B111 Stalnaker, James Banker, Jlarenoe Kuhn, Gene Kendizor, Jack Patrick Jim Domlco, David Whittaker, Marvin Stafford,Ierry Butoner,Paul Colanero, Coach Templin VARSITY BASKETBALL SCH DULE 1954-1955 WE THEY December 11+ Barraokville 65 75 18 St. Peters 62 72 21 Alumni 35 69 28 Smithfield 84 96 January Ll- Fairview 29 61 7 Hundred 72 70 8 East Fairmont '45 61 11 Manningt on 63 65 13 smltnmela 57 56 14 clay-Battelle 71+ B0 17 Farmington 70 67 21 Bar-rackville 58 54 25 Rivesville 67 75 58 Fairview 71 33 February 1 Mannlngt on 63 55 U- Farmington 75 72 8 St. Peters 33 61 11 Rlvesville 58 95 14 Hundred 61 74 18 Clay-Battelle 30 33 22 Barr-aolcvllle 53 55 Tournament Game Season's Record Wbn 8 Lost 12 Snap flats .,,:f,,gz23,i2'9 4 f' ,. 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