Nitro High School - Nitronian Yearbook (Nitro, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1954 volume:

SENIOR CLASS NITRO HIGH SCHOOL Nitro, West Virginia Foreword “Hello! I am the new building. I have come to lead you through the pages of this ’54 Wildcat and tell you about myself and my predecessor. “The seniors of ’54 will not be graduated in my halls as I will not be com- pleted. The last vestiges of my former self, which have been standing since 1918 where I will soon stand, still contain the last group of seniors and under- classmen it will ever hold. But next year I will take over and start my job. “This year’s seniors have really had a hectic year, what with me in the process of being built and only one-third of my former self still standing. In spite of many handicaps, they have come through with flying colors and I am proud to present them to you in this, the ’54 Wildcat.” ( able o Faculty Departments 11 Seniors 13 Underclassmen________________________ 31 Activities and Organizations 47 Features____________________ 67 Athletics________________ 75 Advertising 89 he (Wildcat Staff Co-Editors _ MARILYN SMITH, POLLY WRIGHT Business Manager.......................................... BOB LEE Assistant Business Manager ........ .... PAUL DOLIN Co-Circulation Editors BETTY TOLLEY, KATY HINKLE Sponsors MRS. HALLIE GROSE, MISS PAULINE RICHARDSON 3 Left to Right—Mrs. Alma Blair, secretary to Mr. Flinn, Dr. H. R. Glass, Mr. Virgil L. Flinn, Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Herbert M. Beddow, President of the Board, Mr. Albert Anson, Jr., Mr. H. G. Kennedy, and Mr. A. S. Thomas, Jr. .... To the Kanawha County Hoard of Education and its chief executive officer, the superintendent of schools, whose top level decisions are making possible the construction of a new building for Nitro High School, the Seniors of 1954 take great pleasure in dedicating the ’54 Wildcat. NITRO HIGH SCHOOL Walur F. Soydar, Principal N1TRO. WEST VIRGINIA To the Seniors of 19? � : When I was a senior in high school, I recall my being quite concerned when graduating exercises were referred to as commencement. Why, I asked my- selr, should the culmination of twelve years in the public schools be referred to as commencement? The intervening years have answered that question ror me many times, Just as the vears ahead will answer it ror vou. vou will begin an entirely new pattern of living vhen you are graduated rather abruptly into a world vhich will include several of these adult experiences: earning money to sunport yourselves, deciding how to spend it, continuing your education beyond high school, a full-time Job, membership in the armed services, marriage, parent- hood. As you leave Nitro high school, arter twelve years of oreparation for the resoonsihiliti s of adult living, it is ray hope that much or the training you received here'will help you solve those problems and make those decisions which lire will thrust unon you in the years ahead. CFS rs Sincerely yours, Waite Nitro High School ncipal Nancy Alderson A.B. Marshall M.B.A. University of Denver Y-Teens Wilma Lee Arnold B.S. West Virginia University Science Joseph L. Barger B.S. University of Illinois Industrial Arts Ray Basham M.A. Marshall Social Studies Dean Elsie Borsch Doris R. Bowers Clarence Burdette Robert Burke B.S. Morris Harvey English, American History F.T.A. B.S. Nebraska State Teachers College Business Education F.B.L.A. School• Secretory Ruth Santrocx When one enters the executive office of Nitro High School, he -will bt; greeted by our very efficient secretary, Mrs. Ruth Santrock, with “What can I do for you?” Her duties are numerous and varied, everything from checking student’s records to handling Prin- cipal Walter F. Snyder’s business correspondence. Mrs. Santrock is truly a great asset in the smooth operation of Nitro High School. 7 A.B. Marshall Math, Physical Education M.A., B.S. West Virginia University Science Jasons Dean Ray Basham Mr. Basham, Dean of Boys, has many duties to perform, which include checking absences, writ- ing excuses, and counseling students. With his pleasant smile and understanding man- ner, Dean Basham has won the respect of the stu- dents in our school, and is helping to build better citizens for the future. Marvin Culpepper A.B. West Virginia Wesleyan Social Studies Ili-Y, Stamp Club Sadie Marie Daher B.S. Ithaca College English, Journalism Masquers, Thespians Spy Glass, Quill Scroll Doris Nelle Farren B.S. Morris Harvey English Evelyn Garrett A.B. Concord Librarian Library Club Hallie Grose A.B. Marshall English National Honor Society Yearbook Sponsor Fay Harper B.S. West Virginia Wesleyan M.S. West Virginia University Chemistry, Physics Louise Hart Margaret Holmes A.B. Georgia Wesleyan B.S. Madison College M.A. Emory University M.A. Columbia University Latin, Social Studies Mathematics 8 Billie June Hunter Vivian T. Martin A.B. University of Kentucky B.S. West Virginia Wesleyan English Physical Education, Health Pen Pal G.A.A. Virginia Miller A.B. Marshall Home Economics Martha Moore A.B. West Virginia University English Conrad Paff B. S., M.A. New York University Instrumental Music Helen Rhodes A.B. Randolph Macon Mathematics Pauline Richardson A.B. Marshall Social Studies, Psychology Yearbook Sponsor John Santrock A.B., M.A. Marshall College Algebra Diversified Occupations Visual Education Mrs. Bowers, Miss Woodson, Mr. Burke, and Mrs. Holmes check the bulletin board before going to classes, an everyday routine for Nitro teachers. 9 Fine Arts The study of art builds the power of recognition and appreciation of the beauty in the world. Our surroundings are examples of nature’s arts: the vari- ous geometrical designs in Mother Nature, the blending colors of the forests in the fall, the pastel hues of a summer evening’s sunset. Through music, one of the fine arts, one finds enjoyment, entertainment, relaxation, and appreciation of a new world. Leona Shipley S. M. Shipley B.S. Morris Harvey A.B. Bethany Music, Art Science John Stec A.B. Morris Harvey M.S. West Virginia University Betty Stewart A.B. Marshall Home Economics Modern Miss Social Studies Assistant Coach James Stover B.S. West Virginia Tech Industrial Arts Junior High Coach Clyde Underwood A.B. Marshall M.S. West Virginia University Physical Education, Health Head Coach Virginia Witry A.B. Marshall Social Studies Wigs Student Council Sponsor Ruth Woodson A.B. Marshall Mathematics 10 0)epartments Social Studies An understanding of our world his- tory, government and people is essential to the development of good citizens and wholesome personalities. The social studies include the study of citizenship, government, history, current events, social problems, reforms and people. Industrial Arts Industrial arts trains many boys for their occupations, teaches basic handy - man work, and stimulates interests which be- come hobbies or part-time jobs. The work in wood, ceramics, metal, drawing, and printing is the foundation for carpenters, draftsmen, printers, architects, ceramic artists. English The English learned in school is the foundation upon which we build our lives. It is the basis of our commu- nication system — conversation, writing and reading habits. Good English is an asset in any field but poor English is a millstone continually holding us back. Business Education One of the most prevalent occupa- tions of the present-day female is a sec- retarial position. To prepare the commercial-minded, typing, shorthand, and business training are taught. These studies require accuracy, mus- cular co-ordination, and speed. Home Economics Home Economics’ basic goal is to produce good home-makers. It develops creative skills, intro- duces hobbies and leads to occu- pations in related fields. Physical Education The physical aspects of the body, as well as the mental, must be developed and built. By including physical educa- tion in the school curriculum, the bodies of students are strengthened, exercised, and fully developed. Fair play, good sportsmanship, re- sponsibility, character development, and honesty are a few of the qualities gained in such classes. 12 Se U n Valedictorian Salutatorum TOU be 3 4; s. K � n Co cl a. G- Vi de '•■5� 6«'« . (President Vice- (President EVA MAE CONAWAY “Peanuts” National Honor Society 3, 4; Thes- pians 2, 3, 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 3, 4; Jasons 3, 4; F. B. L. A. 4; Wildcat 4; Y-Teens 2; Wigs 1; Jr. Chorus 1; Knit and Stitch 1; Contest Play 2, 3, 4; Spy Glass 3 ERNEST WILLIAM HEDRICK “Hatrack” To own my own trucking fleet Baketball 1, 2, 3, 4; D. O. P. 4 Secretary- cJreasurer MARION LEOTA COOLEY “Me To do something worthwhile Thespians 2, 3, 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Jasons 3, 4; F. B. L. A. 4; Student Council 4; A Cappella 3; Spy Glass 3; Band 1, 2; Wigs 1; Contest Play 3, 4; Wildcat 4 14 MARY LOU TURLEY “Lulu” To put Sherry through college F. B. L. A. 4; G. A. A. 2 VIRGINIA TAYLOR “Ginny” Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; F. B. L. A. 4; G. A. A. 3, 4; Red Cross 2 ALICE LEA LEADMAN “Tiny” To go to Notre Dame F. B. L. A. 4; Masquers 2; Y-Teens 2; Library Club 2; G. A. A. 3; Wigs 1; Red Cross 2 ROSALIE TAYLOR “Rosie” Be successful Y-Teens 3, 4; Modern Miss 3, 4; D. O. P. 4 LURANA MAE CASTO “Mae” Be a successful secretary or housewife National Honor Society 3, 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; Modern Miss 3, 4; Knit and Stitch 1; D. O. P. 4 BARBARA McGILL HENSLEY Babs” HERMAN ROBERT NTEXKE “Bobby” To pass Miss Daher’s English class FREDERICK BENSON HAYES Gabby” To be a 5 star general Modeling Club 1; D. O. P. 4 ROBERT RAY LEE Bob” To do something Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Class Vice-Presi- dent 1, 2; Class Treasurer 3; Student Council Vice-President 4; Wildcat 4 JACKIE LEROY LECG Peg-Leg” Live a life worth living Student Council 3, 4; Student Council President 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Mas- quers 3, 4; Wildcat 4 CAROL ANN LEWIS “Sparkle” To be a nurse Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Modern Miss 3, 4; Red Cross 4 VIRGINIA KAY HARRIS “Kay” To go to Africa National Honor Society 3, 4; Band 1 Latin Club 2, 3 JANICE MAY FOSTER “Jan” To be happy Quill and Scroll 4; Cheerleader 1, 3, 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Wildcat 4; Spy Glass 4; Wigs 1 INEZ DELORES CASTO “Debbie” Marry Bob and raise Coach Under- wood a football team F. B. L. A. 4; Y-Teens 2, 3; Masquers 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4; Spy Glass 3; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Modern Miss 4; Red Cross 4; Wigs 1; D. O. P. 4 WANDA MAY WEESE Peg” To be a success F. B. L. A. 4; Band 1, 4; Junior Chorus 1; Wigs 1; G. A. A. 4; Visual Education 4 VON DA DAY WEESE “Pat” Airline hostess Wigs 1; Band 1, 4; All County Chorus 1 G. A. A. 4 JARROLD LEE LANHAM Jorrold Find a job with a chance for advancement Patrol 1, 2 JAMES LOVALL PHILLIPS “Jim ' To put my time in the Marines and then settle down D. O. P. 3, 4 w ( RONALD K. SIGMAN “Woody To be successful Football 1, 2, 3, 4; All Kanawha Valley Conference Football Team 4; Kanawha County Football Team 4: Track 2, 3; D. 6. P. 4 ROY WILLIAM SIGMAN “Bevo” To be successful Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 -4 P M I, WALTER ANDERSON, JR. “Andy Be a millionaire and seek adventure and travel Visual Education 1, 2, 3; D. O. P. 4 XATC1IEE WAYNE YOUNG “Natch Successful husband and businessman 18 GLEOLA BERNE ICE SIMMONS “Cob” ALMVRA JANE ROBERTS « y Jane 1 0 get through high school Office 4 BARBARA JEAN BOWMAN “Bob” To be a successful nurse Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 ;Student Council 4; Band 1; C. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Masquers 4; Red Cross 3; Wildcat 4; Mixed Chorus 2 POLLY ANN WRIGHT “Polly” To finish college National Honor Society 3, 4; Jasons 1, 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Spy Glass 3; Wildcat 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; A Cappella 1, 2, 3; Masquers 2, 3, 4; Wigs 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Glee Club 1 To get married Jasons 2, 3, 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 3, 4 C. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4 Red Cross 1; Wigs 1; Knit and Stitch 1; D. O. P. 4; Girls’ State 3 MARGARET LOUISE GODBEY “Toots” Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Masquers 4; Modern Miss 3, 4; Red Cross 4 PATTY LEE LOWE “Pat” To be a free-lance artist GERALD RANSOM KARNES “Willy” To fly to the moon Thespians 3, 4; National Honor So- ciety 3, 4; Student Concil 1, 3, 4; Jasons 2, 3, 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4; Wigs 1 CHARLES ROBERT HARRISON “Bob” To be first man on Mars and Venus, and to go to Alpha Centuri Jasons 3, 4; Red Cross 2; D. O. P. 4; Modeling Club 1 A- ROBERT ARLIN BURFORD, JR. “Bob” To live to be a hundred Patrol 1; D. O. P. 3, 4 FORREST EUGENE BURFORD “Polecat” To be a pilot Patrol 1, 2; D. O. P. 4 20 BARBARA JEAN ARTHUR “Bobby” To have a good job and bo a success F. B. L. A. 4; Spy Cfass 3; Modern Miss 4 DOLORES JEAN PHILLIPS “Peaches” To be a secretary Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; F. B. L. A. 4; Red Cross 1, 2; Wildcat 4; Library Club 3, 4; Modern Miss 4; G. A. A. 4 PAULINA MAE SMITH “Pudgie” Out-do Salomie in the “Dance of the Seven Veils” Thespians 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4: Band L 2. 3, 4,; Majorette 3, I; A Cappella 1. 2. 3; Wigs 1; All County Chorus 1; Coun- ty Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Latin Club 2, 3; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Spy Glass 3; Wildcat 4; Red Cross 1; Art Guild 1, 2; Knit and Stitch 1; Modeling Club 1, 2; Modern Miss 4; Miss Wildcat 4; Miss Fire Prevention 4; Attendant to Snow Queen 4 PATRICIA JOAN WALKER “Patty” Work at the C P Telephone Co. Thespians 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Major- ette 1, 2; Head Majorette 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4; Coun- ty Band 1, 2; G. A. A. 1. 2, 3, 4; A Cappella 2, 3; Spy Glass 3; Wild- cat 4; Art Guild 1; Modeling Club 1; F. B. L. A. 4; Runner-up Miss Ka- nawha Majorette 3; Atendant to Miss Spirit 2; Attendant to Snow Queen 4 DREAMA LEE GIBSON “Len To learn to drive Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Knit and Stitch I; Modern Miss 3, 4; D. O. P. 4 MARY ALICE FRYE “Ahby” To be a secretary F. B. L. A. 4 21 JOHN ARTHUR CATENS, JR. Rosebud” To be a romantic red-headed Rear Admiral Masquers 2, 3 THOMAS HALL1E BURGESS “Coal Dust” To be an ever-lovin’ husband Entered from Poca 2; D. O. P. 3, 4 JAMES ROBERT AGEE Jim-Bob” To make something of myself Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3 RALPH DAVID CRESCE Brows” To go out with as many women as I can Thespians 4; Hi-Y 1, 2; Masquers 2, 3, 4; Wigs 1; Football 3, 4 V- II CLARENCE EDWARD HILL Junior” To go across the waters to the old country Visual Ed. 3, 4; D. O. P. 3, 4 PAUL ARDEN DOLIN Paul” To have lots of money Hi-Y 1, 2; Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4; Wildcat 4 22 JANET FRANCIS CARNEY “Cornie” To be a lady (?) wrestler Y-Teens 3, 4; Modern Miss 3, 4; Spy Glass 3; Mixed Chorus 2; Knit and Stitch 1; Jr. Chorus 1; County Choir 1 JOYCE CARMON PARSONS “Ref” To be a successful secretary or housewife F. B. L. A. 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; Modern Miss 3, 4 Knit and Stitch 1 JANET LEE PARSONS Red” To be a secretary F. B. L. A. 4; Library Club 1, 2, 4; Attended Ripley High 3 BLANCHE GRACE DRAPER “Bea” To be an elementary teacher Thespians 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; F. T. A. 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4; F. B. L. A. 4; G. A. A. 3; Band 1, 2; Spy Glass 3; Wigs 1 BARBARA KAY McDANIEL “Barby” To be Tony's “Private Secretary” F. B. L. A. 4; Red Cross 1, 2; Art Guild 2; A Cappella 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; D. O. P. 4 IRIS LARENE MILAM Honey To be a fulltime employee at Mon- santo National Honor Society 3, 4; Thes- pians 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; F. B. L. A. 4; Red Cross 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4; Visual Ed. 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Spy Glass 3; Wildcat 4; Modeling Club 1 CHARLES KINDER “Charlie Electrician Football I, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Modeling Club 1 LARRY B. MIKELS “Sharkie” To get through college Entered from Van High 3 ROBERT FRANK KAPP “Frank” Fleet Admiral Football 3, 4; Track 3 LARRY JOE WALKER “ o-Jo” To make a collection of Paulina’s dis- carded veils in her “Dance of the Seven Veils” — minus three (it’s quicker) Jasons 3, 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4; Wigs 1 DEXTER OWSLEY “Deacon” To serve my time in the Marines D. O. P. 4; Wigs 1; County Choir 1; Jr. Chorus 1; Masquers 4 DALLAS GARY SAM OSBORNE “Gar” To get out of college without getting kicked out Masquers 3, 4; Jr. Chorus 1; Wigs 1; County Choir 1 24 DORIS JEANETTE HENSLEY “Dorie Jean' To he a secretary or medical technician Y-Tecns 4; Modern Miss 4; Masquers 4 ELEANOR BLAKE “Nenor” Learn to do the Hula better than Miss Alderson Y-Tecns 3; Red Cross 4; Modern Miss 3, 4 SHIRLEY MAE McLAUCHLIN “Sparkie” Dress Designer National Honor Society 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; F. B. L. A. 4; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 4; Visual Ed. 1, 2; Modern Miss 4; Wildcat 4; Modeling Club 1 ALICE ELAINE CHAPMAN “Allie” Nurse Thespians 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Student Council 1; Masquers 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Modern Miss 4; Wigs 1; Jr. Choir 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Spy Glass 3; Wild- cat 4 MARY ELLEN BARRICKMAN JeT To Take Dagmar’s place on T. V. Entered from Dunbar High 4 Thespians 4; Spy Glass 4 NANCY CAROL ALLISON N. IC' Dental Hygienist Quill and Scroll 4; Chorus 1; Visual Ed. 3, 4 25 DONALD RILEY RANDOLPH “Don” To get out of Nitro High f v DELBERT L. NORRIS -Dell To be a permanent employee at Monsanto D. O. P. 4 DAYTON AMBROSE DUVALL “Slingin Sam Bawl” To have an ambition Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football 3 THOMAS L. HARLESS “Tommy” To go to college Library Club 2, 3, 4; Art Guild 2, 3; Modeling Club 1, 2 PAUL GIBSON MILLER “t. cr College graduate Library Club 2, 3, 4; Art Guild 2, 3; Modeling Club 1, 2 RUSSELL O. PEAL “Buddy” To own a racing car Basketball 2 26 HELEN MAY TURNER Helena Beautician G. A. A. 3, 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Jr. Choir 1; Mixed Chorus 2; Knit and Stitch 1; Wildcat 4 ROBERTA LEE CASTO “Robbie” To be a nurse Y-Teens 2, 3; F. B. L. A. 4; Red Cross 1, 2; Library Club 3; Jasons 2, Mixed Chorus 2; Jr. Choir 1; Wigs 1 HARRIET ANN WITRY “Pis i” College graduate Thespians 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Student Council 4; F. T. A. 2, 3, 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4; A Cappella 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 2, 3; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Band I, 2, 3, 4; County Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Spy Glass 3; Wildcat 4; Wigs 1; Art Guild I; Contest Play, 3, 4; Voice of Democracy 4 CLARA KATHLEEN HINKLE “Katy” To be a successful, happy journalist and write feature stories all day long National Honor Society 3, 4; Thes- pians 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4; F. B. L. A. 4; Wigs 1; County Chorus 1; Jr. Choir 1 CAROL LOUISE GROVER “Shorty To be a secretary Quill and Scroll 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; F. B. L. A. 4; G. A. A. 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Spy Glass 3; Modern Miss 4; Wildcat 4 BETTY RENNE WEST “Duw” To be a hairdresser Knit and Stitch 1; Wigs 1 PAUL WAYNE DAVIDSON Handsome” Own a farm National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 2; D. O. P. 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Spy Glass 3 GARLAND RAY WESTFALL Goog To be a mortorcycle racer D. O. P. 3, 4; Wigs 1 ROBERT LEWIS MATTHEWS Bob” To be a bigamist (to marry “Fore”) Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; D. O. P. 3, 4 — I t BILLY RAY NEASE Bill” Own a new Mercury and go to Florida Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Soft- ball 1; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2, 3, 4; D. O. P. 3, 4 ' REX ORVILLE CALDWELL “Hardtimes” To be a manager of a large firm Football Manager 3; D. O. P. 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3; Jr. Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 1; All-County Chorus 1, 2 BERNARD THOMAS LINVILLE Lindy” To be a pants presser in a nudist colony Student Council 1, 2, 4; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3 28 PAULINA ANN MONTGOMERY “Pam” To get through college Y-Teens 2, 3; F. T. A. 2; Modern Miss 4; Jr. Choir 1 CAROL MAXINE COOK “Cookie” To be happy and successful Student Council 1, 2; F. B. L. A. 4; Red Cross 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Wigs 1; Glee Club 1; D. O. P. 3, 4; Attendant to Miss Wildcat 1, 2, 3 MARY ANNA ARBUCKLE “Mer Nanna” Be a success in everything I do Thespians 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Jasons 3, 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4; Spv Glass 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Wigs 1; Latin Club 2, 3; Wildcat 4 PATTY LOU SUTHERLAND “Pat” To keep my hold on my Saint (?) Bernard Hound V. B. L. A. 4; Red Cross 3; G. A. A. 3, 4; Masquers 4; Library Club 4; A Cappella 2, 3 PEBBLE JUNE TINNEY “Little Rock” To be an airline steward� Wigs 1; Knit and Stitch 1 CAMERON DAWN JORDAN “Sunset” To be a nurse, marry and raise a family Thespians 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; F. B. L. A. 4; Y-Teens 2; F. T. A. 1,2; Masquers 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Spv Glass 3; Office 4; Glee Club 1 JOYCE ANN COOKE “Jodie” Remain happy-go-lucky Quill and Scroll 4; Thespians 4; Mas- quers 2, 3, 4; F. B. L. A. 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Spy Glass 3; Wildcat 4; Modern Miss 4 FRED PAUL CODBEY “Paul” Join Jimmy Lynch’s “Death Dodgers D. O. P. 4 ELSIE FAYE SMITH 44 p PP Pay Go to college for a “MRS” degree Modern Miss 4 JANET MARIE HILL “Johnny” To be a success Quill and Scroll 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4: Jasons 2, 3; G. A. A. 2, 3. 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; F. B. L. A. 4; Spy Glass 3; Wildcat 4; D. O. P. 4 President Coven McClanahan, Vice President o. 1 r.ps. rCr Juniors Malvin Allison, Linda Angell, Arlie Asbury, Frank Asbury, Mildred Bailey, Tom Bass and Ray Bastin. John Brothers, Doris Browning, Lorna Burns, Shirley Carpenter, Paul Cline, Ronald Coe and Patty Cook. Virginia Coulter, Donald Deal, Jo Ellen Deardorff, Ann Dillman, Shirley Dodrill, Keith Dolin and Gary Donahue. 32 Janet Donohue, Helen Douglas, Jania Ellis, Raynelle Ellis, Virginia Ellis, John Ferrell and Jerry Foster. Patty Fraser, Bill French, Robert Gibson, Faye Gillespie, Mary Ann Goodall, Delores Gosney and Ethel Gray. Iva Harris, Bob Harrison, Miltord Hartwell, Jean Hawkins, Phyllis Hedrick, Patty Hendricks and Jackie Hicks. Patsy Hill, James Hoffman, James Homish, Ruth Hudnall, Margaret Hudson, Sylvia Hurley and Ronald Ingram. Kenneth Jividen, Ronald Keene, Stanley Kenney, Tom King, James Kirk, Darrell Lanham and Doyle Lanham. 33 Pearl Lanham, Robert Lanham, William Lanham, Carol Lawson, Betty Leadman, Joan Lee and Blaine Lemon. Kenneth Leshon, Michael Leshon, Bill Lewis, Darryl Love, Eddie Lovell, Janet Martin and Mary Jo Martin. Joe Matthews, Ronald McCann, Janet McDaniel, Nelson McLaughlin, Larry McMillian, Shirley Metten and Sue Milam. George Miller, Shirley Miller, Delmar Morgan, Donnie Murphy, Sylvia Nichols, Charles Ogburn and Pansy Parsons. Nyle Pringle, Bob Pullins, Paul Raynes, Ronald Raynes, Shirley Richie, Michael Romine and Max Rowh. 34 ft a a Aft V, I. ah Janies Swaim, Elvin Tate, Patty Taylor, Linda Thornton, Buddy Tinney, Bill Trout and Bob Tyson. Louise Van Netta, Carolyn Vineyard, Frances Waggoner, Bill Walker, Gary Walker, Paul Walker and Phyllis Walker. Emma Wandling, Wanda Weese, Faye Willard, Shelby Willard, Mary Winter, Eugene Withrow and Carmen Witt. Shirley Witt, Bill Wolford, Dixie Woods, Ramona Young and Rosemary Zitzelberger. 35 Neil Adams, Clyde Adkins, Dallas Angel, Joyce Arthur, Billy Asbury, Mamie Bias and Kay Blankenship. Charles Browning, Maxine Byron, Shirley Caldwell, Bill Carney, Jerry Carroll, Tommy Casto and Arnold Chapman Marie Cline, Shirley Collins, Jim Conaway, Betty Cooke, Sonnie Coulter, Dolores Cresce and Gene Davidson. 36 Mary Ann Demoss, Katie Dent, Sandra Dickey, Marie Dodrill, Virginia Donahue, Tommy Dorsey and Bridget Dunn. Nancy Ellis, Bill Fink, Donald Fowler, David Fultz, Loretta Gibson, Phyllis Codbey and Judie Graley. Eddie Green, Vivian Grove, Betty Hanna, Charles Harbert, Delores Harris, Judy Harris and Stanley Harris. Sharon Hartigan, Lila Hayes, Aidrus Haynes, Norman Helmick, Jimmy Higginbotham, Mitzie Hoke and Kenneth Ingram. Ray Jeffers, Burford Jividen, Rachel Jones, Donald Karnes, Janet Kersey, Patsy Kersey and Doris Kidd. 37 Baunita Kilgore, Jaunita Kilgore, George Kinder, Ruth King, Danny Lewis, Jerry Lewis and John Lilly. Margaret Lookado, Donna Magaw, Lorraine Martin, Patty Martin, Thomas Martin, Carolyn MeClanahan and Peggy McDaniel. Carolyn Metten, Carol Milam, Lelia Miller, Thomas Miller, Mary Montgomery, Wilma Morgan and Norvil Morton. Elmer Null, Jane O’dell, Nina Owsley, Glenn Parsons, Mildred Parsons, Douglas Paxton and George Perks. Charles Persinger, Sue Quinn, Herbert Rhodes, Norman Ryan, Rosalie Saffel, Harold Saunders and Frances Sayre. 38 Peggy Sizemore, Michael Smith, Patty Smith, Cecil Spence, Elliot Steele, Larry Stephens and Bill Stewart Robert Stone, Sammy Stone, Kenneth Summers, Mary Tinsley, Charles Trumbo, Edward Trumbo and Jerry Utt Bernard Versansky, Barbara Wandling, Nancy Warner, Steve West, Ruby Westfall, Nina Whited and Diana Wilson Jerry Withrow, Ronald Worley, Jack Worstell, Nelda Wright, Charles Young and Alford Zeiner 39 Bprrv Vice president Sharon Willard President David Adkins, Scott Allinder, Mary Lois Angell, Jackie Armstead, James Asbury, Eunice Bailey and Gerald Bailey Joejlyn Bailey, Michael Bartlett, Richard Bass, Andrew Board, Nellie Board, Catherine Bonner and Clarence Bowman Gary Briscoe, Alice Brown, Linda Burford, Orval Bush, Sara Butler, Edna Cadle and James Cadle 40 Loretta Carr, Jerry Carrier, Eddie Casto, David Chaney, Carolyn Chapman, Jimmy Clark and Kenneth Cline Raymond Cobb, Phyllis Combs, Gail Comer, John Conley, Clifford Conway, Donald Cook and Viola Cook Ted Critchfield, John Cunningham, Phyllis Cyrus, Joyce Deardorff, Fred Dolin, Junior Douglas and Nclla Dunlap Naomi Dye, Thomas Dyer, David Ellis, Mary Lou Ellis, Carolyn Evans, Charles Farmer and Ellis Finch Garner Frye, David Fulknier, Paul Gatens, Neada Gibson, Janet Gilmer, Mary Sue Graham and Larry Green 41 Janet Grover, Joanne Grover, Sara Gunno, Barbara Hall, Robert Hall, Charlene Hanna and Jackie Harless Robert Harper, Cora Harris, fcJvon Harrison, Jackie Harrison, Peggy Harvey, Ellen Haynes and Robert Hedrick Barbara Hensley, (-.aye Hensley, James Hill, Joe Hill, Arnold Honaker, David Hunter and Mary Hunter Janet Jeffers, Anita Johnson, Carol Johnson, Donald Jones, Kenneth Kapp, Talma Karnes and Thelma Kelly Jo Ann Kenny, Gary Keylon, Shirley Kilgore, Clarence King, Fred King, Paul King and Ronnie Kirk 42 Patsy Koch, Janet Landers, Charlotte Lanhnm, Janet Lanham, Wesley Lanham, Donald Larabee and Fred Lawrence Lola Lawson, Jerry Lee, Fonda Leighton, Phyllis Lemon, Bobby Lett, Pete Lewis and Iris Lovejoy Robert Mattox, Joyce McDaniel, Roth Ann McDaniel, Linda McDermitt, James MiCinn, Paul McClanahan and Phyllis McLaughlin Ada Metz, Harry Meyers, Darel Michael, Dorothy Morris, Ruth Norvell, Sue Norvell and Nancy Owens Winston Paige, Lemmie Parsons, Jean Pringle, Ruth Ann Pringle, Dona Ranson, Sally Reynolds, Edith Rhodes and Joe Roberts 43 Rosalyn Ryan, Kathleen Sayre, Shelby Sayre, Sharon Shaffer, Rita Shahan, Kenneth Shamblin, Betty Sizemore and Larry Smith Donald Smith, Jake Smith, Frances Snyder, Mary Taylor, Jane Temple, Betty Totton, Deanna Townsend and Gary Trent Robert Tucker, Bert Turley, Jackie Turley, Emma Turner, Albert Wagner, Phyllis Waldron, Bill Walker and Norma Walker Laurence Wallace, Lorraine Watson, Shirley White, Russell Whittington, Marshall Williams, Virginia Wilson, Peggy Wilson and Danny Winter Shirley Winter, Richard Wise, Charles Withrow, George Withrow, Gerald Withrow, Orville Witt, Donna Wolfe and Catherine Workman 44 Front How, Left to Right-Nancy Toney, Rondalee Shamblin, Judy Perks, Ada Selbe. Sue O’Dell, Ernestine Monday, Julia Francisco, Carolyn Lemon, Frances Casto, Barbara Gray, Delores Lowe, Carolyn Clark, Phyllis Carpenter, Ramona Church, Joella Milam. Second Row—Lola Utt, Toni Smith, Wanda White, Linda Witt, Mary Whited, Ernie Smith, Doris Dye, Evelyn Cline, Shirley Ellis, Phyllis Haynes, Rose Mary Smith, Barbara Harbert, Dorothy Kenney, Ruth Casto, Joan McGrew, Shirley Kidd. Third Row—George White, Nellie Harper Joyce Jarrett, Lynn Fulknier, Janet Martin, Joyce Buckalew, Carolyn Robinson. Janet King, Elizabeth Dilly, Edna Harrison, Jean Ann Moore, Charlotte Hickman, Linda Bailey, Lois Jividen, Rebecca Asbury. John Donnigan. Fourth Row—Leo Parrish, Larry Null, Bill McCallister, Ralph Paige. Edward Eads, Sam Pontier, Boone Cole, Albert Johnson, Carl Winter, Paul Evans, Grover Larabee, James Little, Jerry McGinn, Fred Painter, Tony Patton, David Dean, Julian Tinsley. Fifth Row—Larry Jeffers, Steve Lambert, Paul Layne, Ronald Turley, Jimmy Fisher, Edward Donohoe, Ronald Humphries, James White, Kent Taylor, Glcnville Pritt, James Vannatter. Bobby Clark, Randall Carpenter, Larry Smith, Donald McCrary, Johnny Francisco, Ronald Bonnett, Arling Barnes. Sixth Row-Randall Lanham, Bobby Shamblin, Robert Adkins, Jackie Sturgeon, Carter Zerbe, Dickie Sibley, Bill Westlund, Clar- ence Scarberry, Ronald Clendenin, Ray Pringle, Clayton Allison, Ronald Caldwell, Richard Tolley, George Tyree, Kenneth Rucker, Joe Asbury. Seventh Row—Freddie McGrew, Keith Holston. Joe Stover, Donald Haynes, Ronsford Burford, Luther Lanham, Marshall Reveal, Billy Hickman, Porter West, George Miller, Wayne Sheets, Sonny Shamblin, Nollan Lanham, Harold Withrow. First Row, Left to Right—Reba Pottorff, Jean Bailey, Becky Parsons, Jackie Phillips, Marylon Hedrick, Sue Westfall, Mary Owsley, Carolyn Lamb. Janet Null, Sara Jane Dorsey. Bonnie Lee Bleau, Carolyn Hedrick, Margaret Ferrari, Sharon Marcum. Second Row—Roberta Tucker. Karen Martin, Ruth Riffle, Janet Angell, Londa Lou Jividen, Jeannette McGinn, Peggy Totton, Patricia Joseph, Patricia Lewis, Gladys Frazier, Judith Workman, Connie Henson, Mary Jo Donahue. Third Row—Zeta Dolin, Wanda Morton. Edyth Randolph, Ann Sizemore. Ann Gewin, Sara Harper, Jenny Agee, Carolyn Norvell, Carol Sigman, Evelyn Bailey. Mona McGrew, Kay Childers, Edith Spurlock, Patsy McCoy. Fourth Row—Earnest Farmer, Cussic Wolfard, Frankie Grover, Ernest Gillespie, Eddie Raynes, Eddie Tinsley, Tommy Bonner, John Raynes, Raymond McClanahan, Mike Buckalew, John Sizemore, Lewis Pryor, Gary Fisher, Kent Selby. Fifth Row—David Hartigan, Barbe Biggs. Steve Adams, Ralph Turley, Monty Taylor, Don Angel, Jr. Pauley, Cecil Magaw, Larry Wilson, Larry Angel. James Karnes, Ivan Meadows, Glen Carpenter, Don Cavender. 45 Fihst Row. Left to Right—Rosalie Carr, Judy Aretz, Betty Sharp, Wanda Burford, Wra Donohoe, Virginia Casto, Mary King, Avilcc Craig, Judy Lilly, Jane Gray, Connie Harless, Nancy Hayes, Shirley Williams, Wilma Summers, Jackie Gaye. Second Row—Sandra Witt. N'ola Sexton. Janet Morris, Patricia Ashury, Sally Gibson, Madeline Lovejoy, Florence Smith, Peggy Smith. Wanda Burford, Alma Walker. Stella Browning, Raymona Tinsley, Judy Zabel, Muriel Workman. Ti«i� i Row—Alma Mandeville, Sonia Allen, Kay Totten, Judy Osborne. Becky Nichols, Janet Miller. Brenda Harrison, Karen Nutter, Mary Thurston, Barbara Dye, Judy Hudnall, Sandra White , Carol Graham, Jeannette Karnes, Carole Miller. Fourth Row—Gary Graley. Billy Hopper, Billy Sevy, Kermit Saunders, James Blankenship, Dickie Lewis, Tommy Lewis, Stanley White, Dennis Taylor. Joe Kinder. Vernon Smith. Bobby Cadle, Howard Ashury. Fifth Row-Billy Bass. Ervin Beckman, Willie DcMoss, Frank Pontier, Freddie Chambers, Ray Jeffers, Hershel Murphy, Richard Young, Charles Ashley, John Fraser, Harold Matthews. Walter Sampson, Charles Smith. Sixth ow“ onftW Brick, James Sturgeon, Bobby Hayes, Kenneth Steele, Randall Witt, Oscar Smith, Tommy Ellis, Wesley Tabor, Bill Douglas, Lawrence Menefee, Johnny Mullins, Billy Storage. First Row, Left to Right—Ardith Ingram, Mavis Harris, Clara Jo Watson, Della Harris, Helen McGrew, Carolyn Dean, Ruby Jones, Connie Cook, Glenda Allgood, Janice Boyce, Marilyn Hanes, Patty Phelps, Judy Welton, Judith Leighton. Second Row—Christine Lovejoy, Frances Morris, Wanda King. Marrietta Zickafoose, Donna Hicks, Ann Lanier, Betty Vineyard, Yvonne Hively, Sue Byron, Carolyn Lanham, Marilyn Davidson, Barbara W'ygal. ITiird Row—Janice Wyant, Nancy Fisher, Connie McGill, Alice Williams, Virginia Farmer, Freddie Murrock, Carl Welch, James Allison, George Evans, Danny Walker, Donald Waggoner, Keith Harrison, Loyd Bailey. I ouhth Row Jimmy Brothers, Freddie Sampson, Charles Kessell, David Cladwell, Johnny Reppert, John Saunders, Russell Mace, Jerry rulks, Eugene Vassar, Dale Harbert, Tommy Keen, James Woods, James Adkins, James Saunders. w . F,fT” Row John Smith. Bruce Martin, Larry Gibson, Billy Harrison, Jackie Bowen, Marshall Call, Dickie Hill, Robert Walters. Joe Michael, Jimmy Ferrell, David Reynolds, Tommy Peaker, Bobby McDaniel. 46 afficiant method of % through 'memben First Row, left to right—Harriet Witry, Jackie Legg, Marion Cooley, Paul Dolin, Polly Wright, Marilyn Smith, Bob Lee, Alice Chapman, Mary Arbuckle, Betty Tolley. Second Row—Mrs. Hallie Grose, sponsor; Iris Milam, Helen Turner, Shirley McLaughlin, Barbara Bowman, Joyce Cooke, Janet Hill, Janice Foster, Carol Grover, Patty Walker, Paulina Smith, Katy Hinkle, Eva Conaway. MARILYN YVONNE SMITH POLLY ANN WRIGHT Co-editor Co-editor 48 First Row, left to right—Miss Sadie M. Daher, sponsor; Alice Chapman, treasurer; Polly Wright, president; Patty Walker, secretary; Pauline Smith, vice-president. Second Row-Lorna Burns, Carol Grover, Sue Milam, Helen Doug- las, Marion Cooley, Iris Milam, Wanda Weese. Timm Row-George Sublette, Mary Arbuckle, Patty Hendricks, Joyce Cooke, Katy Hinkle, Marilyn Smith, Eleanor Smith. Fourth Row—Carolyn Vineyard, Margaret Hudson, Louise Van Netta, Janet Hill, Harriet Witry, Eva Conaway, Bea Draper. Fifth Row—Nancy Allison, Mike Routine. Janice Foster Dawn Jordan, Patty Taylor. Spy Glass Staff First Row, left to right—Louise Van Netta, Mike Romine, Sue Milam, George Sublette, Janice Foster, Helen Douglas, Eleanor Smith, Carolyn Vineyard. Second Row—Miss Sadie Daher, sponsor; James Kirk, Mary Barrickman, Bill Lewis, Betty Leadman. Jo Ellen Deardorff, Patty Hendricks, Lorna Burns, Wanda Weese, Margaret Hudson, Patty Taylor, Doyle Lanham, Kenneth Leshon. Student Council First Row, left to right—Bernard Linville, Betty Tolley, Barbara Bowman, Marion Cooley, Lois Mandeville, sec- retary; Jackie Legg, president; Bob Lee, vice-president, Dolores Casto, Harriet Witry, Gerald Karnes, Ernest Hedrick. Second Row—Paul Cline, Thomas Casto, Bob Tyson, Shirley Carder, Jo Ellen Deardorff, Mary Hunter, Sharon Wil- lard, Dolores Cresce, Fonda Leighton, Carolyn Evans, Robert Stone. Thihd Row—George Perks, Jackie Turley, Bill Lewis, Charles Ogburn, Patty Taylor, Kenneth Ingram. 50 Future Business Leaders of America First Row, left to right—Eva Conaway, treasurer; Joyce Cooke, assistant vice-president; Barbara McDaniel, presi- dent; Mrs. Nettie Hively, vice-president; Janet Hill, secretary. Second Row—Peg Wecse, Katy Hinkle, Dolores Casto, Marion Cooley, Patty Walker, Carol Grover, Mary Alice Frye, Alice Leadman, Barbara Arthur, Cannon Parsons, Ro- berta Casto, Carol Cook. Third Row—Janet Parsons, Mary Lou Turley, Virginia Taylor, Pat Weese, Betty Tolley, Do- lores Phillips, Dawn Jordan, Iris Milam, Blanche Draper, Shirley McLaughlin, Patty Sutherland. Mrs. Doris Bowers, sponsor Future Teachers of America First Row, left to right—Phyllis Walker, Wanda Weese, president; Marilyn Smith, secretary-treasurer; Eleanor Smith, Mrs. Elsie Borsch, sponsor; Blanche Draper. Second Row—Polly Wright, Margaret Hudson, Harriet Witry, Jerry Utt. 51 Katy Hinkle Secretary Polly Wright President Betty Tolley Vice-President Eva Conaway T reasurer Kay Harris First Row, left to right-Miss Sadie M. Daher, sponsor; Virginia Ellis, Robert Pullins, John McClanhan, Har- riet Witry, vice-president; Alice Chapman, president; Paulina Smith, secretary; Wanda Weese, treasurer; Blanche Draper, parliamentarian; Peggy- Stone, Rosemary Zitzelsberger. Second Row-Jerry Utt, Doris Hensley Margaret God bey, Ann Dillman, Margaret Hudson, Jo Ellen DeardoriF, Patsy Hill, Faye Willard, Nadine Woods, Carol Cook, Sue Milam. Third Row-Jane O Dell, Delores Gosney, Lois Mandeville, Shirley Witt, Pansv Parsons, Jackie Hicks, Emma Wandling, Baunita Kilgore, Eleanor Smith, Louise Van Netta. Fourth Row - Janice Foster Polly Wright Darryl Love, Patty Sutherland, Jackie Legg, Patsy Kersey, Kay Blankenship, Patty Taylor, Barbara Bowman Joyce Cooke. Wigs First Row, fe t to nght-Mrs. Virginia Witry, sponsor; Judy Leighton, Connie McGill, Mary Taylor, Jane Temple, Peggy Wilson. Second Row-Johnny Reppert, Fonda Leighton, Frances Snyder, Donna Wolfe, Anita Johnson, Wal- ter Sampson. Thhird Row—John Saunders, Joe Michaels, Warren Mace, Harry Myers, Howard McKee. 53 Thespians First Row, left to right—Miss Sadie M. Daher, sponsor; Patty Walker, Ralph Cresce, Berneice Simmons, Harriet Witry, vice-president, Alice Chapman, president, Paulina Smith, secretary, Wanda Weese, treasurer, Blanche Draper, parliamentarian. Second Row—Janet Hill, Iris Milam, Katy Hinkle, Marilyn Smith, Mike Romine, George Sublette, Linda Thornton, Mary Barrickinan. Third Row—Mary Anna Arbuckle, Marion Cooley, Ger- ald Karnes, Eva Conaway, Gary Walker, Dawn Jordan. Alice Chapman, Ralph Cresce. Alice Chapman, Ralph Cresce, Eva Conaway, Harriet Witry Cast of Legend of the Lake : George Sublette, Alice Chapman, Ralph Cresce, Harriet Witry, Marion Cooley, Student Director: Eva Conaway. 54 First Fow, left to right—Ethe Gray, secretary; Joyce Cooke, president; Rosemary Zitzelberger, vice-president. Second Row—Delores Phillips, historian; Carol Grover, inter-club council representative; Jo Ellen Deardorff, treasurer. Third Row—Camion Parsons, Doris Hensley, Barbara Bowman. Fourth Row—Jane O’Dell, Delores Cosney, Judy Harris, Betty Hanna, Betty Tolley, Carol Lewis, Shirley McLaughlin, Ruth Ann Cochran, Shirley Caldwell, Ruth King, Sylvia Hurley, Nancy Warier. Fifth Row—Shirley Doddrill, Dixie Woods, Baunita Kilgore, Wilma Morgan, Virginia Taylor, Miss Nancy Alderson, sponsor; Margaret Godbey, Peggy Stone, Gloria Fowler, Shirley Miller, Janet McDaniel. Sixth Row—Frances Sayre, Judy Graley, Pansy Parsons, Mitzi Hoke, Ann Dillman. Seventh Row—Leila Miller, Mary De- Moss, Ruth Hudnall, Faye Willard. Eighth Row—Marie Doddrill, Myrna Lett, Jackie Hicks, Joan Lee. Ninth Row— Barbara Wandling, Nina Whited, Emma Wandling, Katy Dent. Tenth Row-Betty Cooke, Mary Montgomery, Margaret Lookado, Jerry Utt. Eleventh Row—Donna Magaw, Rachel Jones, Carolyn Vineyard, Patty Hendricks, Virginia Coulter, Sue Milam. Y-Teens Hi-Y Row One—Ted Critchfield, John Ferrell, Bud Stone, John Brothers, Eddie Casto, Gary Briscoe, John Conolly. Row Two—Mr. Marvin Culpepper, sponsor, Fred Dolin, Donald Cook, Sonnie Coe, Mike Bartlett. Clyde Adkins, Nello Dunlap. Row Three—Jerry Carrier, Scott Allindcr, Tommy Dyer, Jimmy Clark, David Adkins, Kenneth Cline. Pen Pal Club First Row, left to right-Miss Billie June Hunter, sponsor; Jackie Harrison, Shirley Kilgore, Aneda Gibson, Joanne Grover, Janet Grover, Virginia Donahue, Maxine Byron. Second Row-Kathaleen Sayre, Carol Johnson, Lila Hayes. Sue Quinn, Rachel Jones, Juanita Kilgore, Baunita Kilgore, Peggy Sizemore. Stamp Club First Row left to rig if-Sharon Willard, Mary Lois Angell, Shirley Kilgore, Betty Leadman, Aneda Gibson, Helen Douglas, Janet Grover Joanne Grover, Mr. Marvin Culpepp?r, sponsor. Second Row—Mary Hunter, Sara Butler David bulks. Sue Milam, Johnny Conley. 56 Girls Athletic Association First Row, left to right—Phyllis Lemon, Nina Owsley, Donna Wolfe, Linda Thornton, Frances Snyder, Nelda Wright, Leila Miller, Sue Milam, Helen Douglas, Ruth McDaniels, Alice Ann Brown, Mary DeMoss, Lois Mandeville, Judy Graley, Joan Lee, Jane Temple, Fonda Leighton, Ethel Gray, Shirley Caldwell, Ruth Ann Cochran, Peggy Wilson. Second Row—Patty Hendricks, Wanda Weese, Louise Van Netta, Lorna Burns, Nina Whited, Rosemary Zitzelberger, Jo Ellen Deardorff, Katy Dent, Shirley Dodrill, Patsy Hill, Margaret Hudson, Joyce Deardorff, Carolyn Chapman, Carolyn Vineyard, Ann Dillman, Marie Dodrill, Barbara Wandling, Frances Sayre, Kay Blank- enship, Shirley Carpenter, Shirley Carder, Peggy Stone. Mrs. Vivian T. Martin First Row, left to right—Barbara Bowman, Paulina Smith, vice-president; Sponsor Janice Foster, Barbara McDaniel, Carol Cook. Second Row—Delores Phillips, Delores Casto, Eva Conaway, Katy Hinkle, Virginia Taylor, Dreama Gibson, Pat Weese, Berncice Simmons, Caro! Grover. Third Row-Joyce Cooke, Shirley McLaughlin, Peg Weese. Fourth Row-Marion Cooley, president; Alice Chapman, Iris Milam, Helen Turner, Betty Tolley, Polly Wright. 57 Diversified Occupations Program First Row, left to right—Mr. John Santrock, instructor; Janet Hill, Berneice Simmons, Delbert Norris, Carol Cook, James Phillips, Dreama Gibson, Nolan Haynes, Barbara McDaniel, Robert Burford. Second Row—Ernest Hedrick, Iris Milam, Mae Casto, Robert Harrison, Clarence Hill, Rosalie Taylor, Delores Casto, Walter Anderson. Donald Deel, Malvin Allison, Milford Hartwell. Third Row—James Hoffman, Darrel Lanham, Charles Ogbura, Rex Caldwell, Edgar Witt, Ronald Asbury, Dexter Owsley, Bill Warner, Paul Godbey, Bob Harrison. Bible Club First Row, left to right—Shirley Dodrill, Dolores Cosney, Mary Taylor, Ruth Hudnall, Nelda Wright, Joyce Mc- Daniel. Second Row—Mr. Robert Burke, sponsor; Helen Douglas, Carol Milam, Mary DeMoss, Mary Ann Goodall, Margaret Lookado, Marie Dodrill, Shirley Carder, Barbara Wandling, Phyllis Walker, Cannon Parsons, Carolyn Evans. Third Row—Katie Dent, Gerald Withrow, Steve West, Jimmie Swaim, Eddie Greene, William Walker George With- row, Tommy Harless, Adah Metz, Ruth Ann McDaniel, Thomas Keene, Phyliss Cyrus, Jerry Utt, Mary Cathern Tinsley. 58 Jasons Standing—Mr. Robert Burke, sponsor; Gerald Karnes, president. First Row, left to right—Polly Wright, vice- president; Berneice Simmons, secretary; Marion Cooley, treasurer; Larry Walker, Eva Conaway. Second Row—Eleanor Smith, Louise Van Netta, Linda Thornton, Patty Taylor, Mary Anna Arbuckle. Third Row—Gary Walker, Norman Ryan, Dolores Cresce, Jim Conaway, Robert Harrison. Modern Miss First Row, left to right—Mrs. Betty Stewart, sponsor; Margaret Godbey, treasurer, reporter; Carmon Parsons, secretary; Eleanor Blake, vice-president; Janet Carney, president. Second Row—Donna Sizemore, Carol Grover, Faye Willard, Joyce Cooke, Shirley McLaughlin, Dolores Phillips, Carol Lewis, Ethel Gray. Third Row—Barbara Arthur, Shirley Witt, Rosalie Taylor, Pansy Parsons, Jackie Hicks, Mae Casto. Fourth Row—Alice Chapman, Paulina Montgomery, Paulina Smith, Dolores Casto, Dreama Gibson. Visual Education First How, left to right—Rosemary Zitzelsberger, secretary-treasurer; Nelda Wright, Ronald Keene, president; Peggy Stone, vice-president; Mr. John Santrock, sponsor. Second Row—Iris Milam, Ann Dillman, Shirley Carpenter, Peg Weese, Judy Graley, Sharon Hartigan, Mary Hunter. Third Row—Betty Hanna, Jane O’Dell, Wilma Morgan, Jerry Utt, Dolores Cosney. Fourth Row—Helen Douglas, Lois Mandeville, Janet Hill, Ted Critchfield, David Hunter, Donald Jones, Johnny Conley, Nancy Warner, Carolyn Vineyard, Sue Milam. Fifth Row—James Hoffman, Bill Kin- der, Melvin Allison, Charles Ogburn. Library Club First Row, left to right—Patty Sutherland, Helen Turner, vice-president, Betty Tolley, president; Marilyn Smith. Second Row—Janice Foster, Paul Miller, Bob Lee, Jerry Utt, Tommy Harless, Jo Ellen Deardorff, Linda Thornton, Janet Parsons, Nelda Wright, Dixie Woods. 60 Junior Red Cross First Row, left to right—Mrs. Betty Stewart, sponsor; Shirley Metten, Ruth Ann McDaniel, Ruth King, Mary DeMoss, Shirley McLaughlin, Delores Gosney, Jane O’Dell. Second Row-Tommy Peaker, David Gladwell, Lionel Runyon, Nancy Owens, Sarah Gunnoe, Cora Lee Harris, Janet Kersey, Carolyn Lanham. Third Row-Judy Workman, Ann Sizemore, Judy Welton, Johnny Reppert, Phyllis Walker, Patty Cook. Donna Sizemore, Yvonne (lively. Patrol Boys i First Row, left to right— David Ashley, Richard Pullins, George Hall, Roger Bartlett, Arthur Whaples, Mr. Joseph Barger, sponsor; Paul Dolin, Charles Muck, Jack McClanah n. Second Row—Jimmy McGinn, Jake Smith, Eddie Raynes, Glen Carpenter, Clayton Allison, Frankie Grover, Barb Biggs, Boh Sergeant, Don Cavender. Third Row- Johnny Reppert, Jimmy Adkins. Tommy Keene, Eugene Vassar, Richard Magaw, Fred Sampson, Danny Walker. Fourth Row—Norman Barrickman, David Tidquist, David Carper, Donald Gladwell, Jackie White, David Douglas, Richard Detemore, Edward Carte. 61 Conductor: Conrad Paff. Flutes: Patty Walker, Jane Temple, Peggy Wilson, Lois Mandeville. Oboes: Harriet Witry, Judy Hudnall. E Flat Clarinet: Diana Wilson. 15 Flat Clarinets: Polly Wright, Paulina Smith, Carol Grover, Jimmy Swaim, Mitzie Iloke, Lorna Burns, Judie Graley, Frances Snyder, Betty Hanna, Viola Cook, Alice Brown, Patty Weese, Donna Wolfe, Alma Mandeville, Sonia Allen, Willie DeMoss, Dickie Zerbe. Alto Clarinet: Virginia Ellis. Bass Clarinets: Joyce Cooke, Patsy Hill. Bassoon: Sandra White. Saxophones: Karen Nutter, Peggy Harvey, Sammy Stone, George Perks. JERRY FOSTER Drum Major 62 Sell ool Band Cornets: Jerry Foster, Kay Harris, Mike Romine, Bill French, Tom Ellis, Anita Johnson, Frances Sayre, Billy Hopper, Larry Stevens, Frank Pontier, Walter Sampson, Douglas Paxton. French Horns: Wanda Weese, Judy Harris, Mary Arhuckle, Marshall Wise. Baritones: Mar- garet Hudson, Jeannie Karnes, Byron Parsons. Trom- bones: Eddie Greene, Peggy Weese, Clarence Bowman, Kathern Bonner, Paul Cline. Bell Lyres: Patty Hend- ricks, Joan Lee. Basses: Ronald Ingram, George Sublett, Albert Wagner. Drums: Paul Walker, Patty Fraser, Don- nie Jones, Daryll Love, Ronald Keene, Peggy Stone. 63 4r PATTY WALKER Head Majorette MRS. RUTH SANTROCK’S First Row—Harriet Witry, Nancy Alli- son, Patty Walker. Second Row—Janice Foster, Dawn Jordan, Marion Cooley. Offic QiA MRS. MERICAL'S Left to Right—Nancy Allison, Shir- ley Dodrill. Alice Leadnian, Barbara Bowman, Jane Roberts. ft ersonne i COOKS: Minnie Brewer, Ima Anderson JANITORS: Alice Camp, John Wilson, Doc Coney, Mike Foley 66 PAULINA SMITH, senior, selected by the student body to reign as Miss Wildcat of 1953-54, was presented at the Nitro-Clendenin football game. Attendants to Miss Wildcat were Lois Mande- TtUte, 7Vddcat ville, sophomore and Carolyn Vineyard, junior. 7Vild6tttc i Shown after her presentation at the halftime ceremonies -of the Sisson ville football game is ALMA LOU MANDEVILLE, chosen by the junior high students to reign as Miss Wild- kitten. Her attendants were Ernestine Monday, seventh grader, and Cather- ine Workman, freshman. 68 DOLORES CASTO, senior, was crowned “Snow Queen” at the 1953 Winter Formal. Shown above are Dolores ar.d her royal court, Cathryn Merieal, crown bearer; Patty Walker, Paulina Smith, Londa Lou Jividen, attendants; Jackie Legg and Bob Lee, Student Council officers. BOB LEE Senior PAULINA SMITH Most Popular JL 3l ™ (L = btn' POLLY WRIGHT BILL NEASE Neatest VIRGINIA TAYLOR WOODY SIGMAN Best Athlete PATTY WALKER FRANK KAPP Best Looking JANET CARNEY RALPH CRESCE Most Mischievous 72 RUSSELL PEAL PEBBLE TINNEY Laziest KAY HARRIS NATCH EE YOUNG Most Musical JACKIE LEGG Most Popular 73 PATTY SUTHERLAND BERNARD LINVILLE Cutest Couple BETTY TOLLEY LARRY WALKER Most Studious Sitting, left to right—Janicj Foster, Berneice Simmons. Standing—Paulina Smith, Patty Walker, Peggy Weese, Mary Arbuckle, Harriet Witry, Kay Harris. 74 Oftkletics Boh Pullins, Bill Walker, Bill Trout, Lester Little and Ronald Raynes. First Row, left to right—John McClanahan, Bill Walker, Bob Lee, Lester Little, Woody Sigman, Charles Kinder, David Ryan, Coach Underwood. Second Row—Clarence Burdette, Frank Kapp, Bob Pullins, Bill Nease, Bill Trout, Jim Bob Agee, Roy Sigman, Sonnie Coe, Tommy Casto, Robert Hedrick. Third Row—Mickey Leshon, Jerry Carroll, David Stull. Ralph Cresce, Buddy Tinney, Jim Conaway, Robert Stone, Jimmy Higginbotham, John Ferrell, John Brothers. Fourth Row—Tom Miller, Richard Bass, Tom Dorsey, Ronnie Coe, Larry McMillian, Ray Jeffers, Arnold Shamblin, Ronald Raynes. AT NITRO HIGH 77 Senior First Row, left to right—Coach Clyde Underwood, Bob Lee, Bill Nease, Roy Sigman, Ralph Cresce. Second Row —Charles Kinder, W x dy Sigman, Jim Bob Agee, Frank Kapp. Left to Right—John Stec, Clyde Underwood, James Stover. 1953 Co-Head Cheerleader Berneice Simmons FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Elkview 18-7 St. Albans 14-13 South Charleston 19-18 Dupont 7-27 I Dunbar 0-6 ' Sissonville 0-26 Pt. Pleasant 21-20 Clendenin 26-0 Madison 32-20 Poca 32-0 Co-Head Cheerleader Janice Foster 79 3W Left to Right—Dayton Duvall, Boh Pullins, Bill Trout, Ronnie Coe, David Ryan, John McClanahan, Ernest He drick, Larry McMillian, Eddie Lovell, Sonnie Coe, Robert Stone. Kneeling in Front—Coach Stec. JOHN STEC Coach BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Poca Catholic ............ St. Albans South Charleston Elkview Wash. District Poca ........—..............— Dunbar East Bank Sissonville Dunbar DuPont St. Albans Catholic Stonewall ................... Wash. District ......... DuPont Elkview Stonewall 78 Nitro Oppo- nent 40 55 59 78 54 56 40 70 70 69 80 40 56 73 59 78 75 54 67 63 47 ... 77 69 83 65 59 64 71 69 77 92 79 61 79 77 ..... 70 50 ... . 78 97 80 sc, eam Fihst Row, left to riuht— Bill Lewis, Buford Jividen, Jimmy Hig- ginbotham, Tommy Casto, Honald Baynes. Second Row—Coach Underwood, Donald Fowler, Byron Parsons, Stanley Young, Stan- ley Kenney. DAVID RYAN BILL TROUT Fihst How, left to right—Fred Dolin, Donald Cook, Russell Whittington, Duck Smith, Cary Briscoe, Rocky Smith, John Cunningham, Howard Fish, Jim Sturgeon, Freddie Lawrence. Second Row—Charles Smith, manager, Pecwee King, Boh Mattox, Jerry Carrier, Jimmy Blankenship, Dick Bass, Ellis Finch, Bill Douglas, James Asbury, Sam Burgess, Eddie Casto, James Stover, coach. Third Row—Jackie Sturgeon, Gary Graley, Clayton Allison, Charles Ashley, Ervin Beckman, Rex Null, James Whittington, Harold Matthews, Ray Jeffers, Sonnie Shamblin, Paul Evans, Fred King, manager. A unior Rocky Smith, Paul Evans, Duck Smith. FREDDIE LAWRENCE High Point NITRO JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Eleanor ............................... 34- 6 Clendenin --------------------------- 20- 0 Elkview............................ _ 7- 6 Dunbar 0- 0 Hurricane .............................. 0- 6 St. Albans 14-13 South Charleston 0-14 Sissonville 6-18 82 Kneeling, left to right—Managers Jeffers, Ervin Beckman. Standing. lerrv Lee. Frank Pontier. Allison. Fred Dolin. Duck Smith, James Stover, coach; Tom MeClanaltan, James Sturgeon, James Asbury, Bob Mattox, Fred King. junior 3 tiqk St. Albans South Charleston ... Elkview Buffalo............ Dunbar ____________ Clendenin ......... Sissonville ....... Dunbar ____________ Eleanor ........... Clendenin.......... Sissonville ....... St. Albans ........ South Charleston . Buffalo...... Elkview ..... „.... Eleanor ........... 30- 47 22-42 43-28 35-30 38- 47 28- 25 31- 26 21-26 39- 40 37-36 29- 12 30- 36 27-44 43-17 18-16 59-43 DUCK SMITH High Point 83 SENIOR HIGH Left to Right-Janice Foster, Gloria Fowler, Dolores Cresce, Carolyn Vine- yard, Berneice Simmons. Cheerleaders JUNIOR HIGH Left to Right—Rosalyn Ryan, Janet Miller, Phyllis McLaughlin, Fonda Leighton, Judy Osborne. 86 conera Ofutocjrapks 88 89 J, Liuness ,BeTTy '°-Ci 'itor ItXi U'N d«°r CoXirc 0 90 a «X Igr Good Merchandise Pays Hanes Appliance and Childers Chevrolet Gift Center Nitro, W. Vo. 21st Street and 1st Ave. Nitro 600 B B A Compliments of R o N W K N 0 R. E. MARTIN S F Photographer D R N Y 1 G T • 0 R 0 D 0 s 340 Main Street St. Albans Nitro, W. Vo. Nitro, W. Va. Compliments Rt. 3, Box 395 of Jeffries Grocery and The Texaco Station Kanawha Valley Leader Nitro 187-J-22 Nitro W. Vo. Charleston, W. Vo. 91 Best Wishes Best of Luck from to the CENTRAL SUPER MARKET Class of '54 Try Our Fine Foods • TEMPLE DRUG STORE Main Street Phone 88 Nitro NITRO W. VA. Best Wishes to Congratulations Class to the Class of '54 NITRO FURNITURE of '54 COMPANY JOE'S SHOE REPAIR Dedicated to Happier Homes Phone 671 • Phone 113 NITRO W. VA. NITRO W. VA. 92 ACROSS FROM SCHOOL GOOD FOOD Compliments Congratulations of from THE LEWIS DEPT. STORE CO. WEST VIRGINIA WATER SERVICE • COMPANY NITRO, W. VA. Cobb Mercantile, Co. COMPLIMENTS • OF DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, PAINTS AND APPLIANCES • Hudson Grocery Phone 531-J-l Cross Lanes Rt. 1 Nitro, W. Vo. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS '54 Community Super Market Kiddie Land Big Tyler Mt. Road Infants to Sub-teen Phone 426 • 1st Are. Nitro COMPLETE FOOD STORE 94 T CRADS' From the Doctors . . . Dr. Skaggs M.D. Dr. R. V. Allen D.D.S. Dr. Milhoan M.D. Dr. F. L. Goff M.D. 95 What Can A Blouse Do For A Girl? Everything! AMERICAN This season when necklines made headlines, blouses are a girl's best friend, and no wonder! They caress her figure, create her mood, ex- tend her wardrobe. They demand attention for costumes that are lovely round the Clock. And one of the reasons why blouses can do all these wonderful things for the American girl is versatile, economical RAYON. VISCOSE CORPORATION WORLD'S LARGEST PRODUCER OF MAN-MADE FIBERS 96 Sovine Bros. Gulf Service Crossianes • Nitro 9383-F-2 COMPLIMENTS OF Dots Cash Grocery Nitro W. Va. COMPLIMENTS OF 37th St. Grocery Nitro W. Va. Coal River Insurance Company The Agency of Service GENERAL INSURANCE AUTOMOBILE FINANCING Phone 35 St. Albans W. Va. Best Wishes NITRO MANUFACTURING CO., INC. NITRO W. VA. Best Wishes HOWELL CANDY CO. WINFIELD W. VA. Congratulations Class of '54 A. W. COX Dept. Store • Wilbur Bodie Jeweler • Phone 67 312 Main Street St. Albans, W. Va. Known for values for over 30 years . . . • Civic Center Nitro, West Virginia Bank's Army £r Navy Store Civic Center Nitro, W. Va. Compliments Compliments of of HOLMAN MOTOR DUNLAP AND STARCHER SALES, INC. ESSO • • 802 Main St. 22nd St. and 2nd Ave. Nitro W. Va. Phone 9989 Nitro W. Vo. 98 COMPLIMENTS Phones Office Nitro 30 Home Nitro 417 OF J. F. McClanahan Nitro Home Appliance Real Estate and Insurance 2501 25th Street ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Phone 611 HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS FOR SALE Nitro, W. Va. 2402' i 1st Ave. Nitro, W. Va. Compliments of NITRO PENCIL COMPANY CLASS OF '54 0. J. Kautz CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '54 Doling Watch Repair NEW WATCHES JEWELRY PROMPT REPAIR SERVICE Phone 774 Nitro, W. Va. COMPLIMENTS OF Fred Cooke Cr Son Funeral Home 24 HR AMBULANCE SERVICE 1st Ave. Nitro, W. Va. Phone 82 Best Wishes Compliments To the Class of of 54 NITRO LOAN COMPANY N. 1. C. • • PHONE 127 NITRO, W. VA. NITRO, W. VA. Star Body Shop Gaye's Flowers Phone 1175 25th St. and 1st Are. 1103 E. Main St. Phone 777 Nitro, W. Va. Nitro, W. Va. 100 BASIC CHEMICALS FOR AMERICAN INDUSTRY Phosphates Sodium Compounds i Fluorine Derivatives Other Heavy Chemicals r Fine Chemicals Laboratory Reagents Pharmaceutic Chemicals Basic Agricultural Chemicals GENERAL CHEMICAL DIVISION Allied Chemical Dye Corporation • NITRO, WEST VIRGINIA Executive Offices: 40 Rector Street, New York 6, N. Y. 101 Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Graduating Class of 1954 ★ OHIO-APEX DIVISION Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation NITRO, W. VA. Compliments of DAVIS FURNITURE EVERYTHING FOUNDATION TO CHIMNEY TOP AND • APPLIANCE CO. SOUTHERN SUPPLY • COMPANY, INC. Phone 146 308 Main Street St. Albans, West Virginia Lumber and Building Materials Phone 15 and 16 Nitro, W. Va. 102 Compliments of Your CITY GOVERNMENT W. W. ALEXANDER Mayor GRACE LEWIS Recorder Compliments of NITRO SHADE AWNING CO. NITRO, W. VA. Compliments of Compliments of Howard M. Gandee Bailey's Esso Station Ohio State Life Ins. Co. • 24 HOUR WRECKING SERVICE BUSINESS INSURANCE—RETIREMENT • ESTATE PLANS—ACCIDENT HEALTH Phone 350 Nitro, W. Va. Route 25 Nitro, W. Vo. 103 'fMfif kUoiMtsaif: “1 cook your meals automatically”! r|V© y See the latest electric ranges 'N 4 t your dealers today. APPALACHIAN ELECTRIC POWER CO. COMPLIMENTS OF Evans Hardware Co. Nitro, W. Va. COMPLIMENTS OF Magic Valley TV Nitro, W. Va. COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments Dennis R. Knapp of Attorney At Law 11th STREET Professional Building MARKET Nitro W. Vo. • Fresh Meats and Produce COMPLIMENTS OF Free Delivery Modern Supply Co. • Phone 128 and 172 Nitro, W. Va. Nitro W. Va. 104 M POCATALICO NITRO INSURANCE AGENCY GIBSON'S • All Kinds of Insurance TV AND APPLIANCE • • 35th Street Nitro N. 1. C. Building Nitro, W. Va. PHILCO'| (g) CRINER FURNITURE b COMPLIMENTS OF JAMES W. HARTLEY (Agent) APPLIANCE SALES St. Albans 1664-W AND • MERVIN S. GIBSON (Agent) Nitro 607-J-l 1 Nitro W. Vo. THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO. OF AMERICA 106 COMPLIMENTS OF COMSTOCK FURNITURE AND HARDWARE COMPANY Maytag — Frigidaire NITRO, W. VA. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS ☆ CLEAN AS A WHISTLE! That's because there was plenty of gas-heated water to do the job right. And that's why so many people rely on the gas company— for the fuel that works best, continues cheapest. ☆ UNITED FUEL GAS CO. 107 Oliver Users Qid()e Dr. R. V. Allen 95 American Viscose Corp.............. 95 Jeffries Grocery Texaco Station 91 Joe’s Shoe Repair..................... ._..... 92 Bailey’s Esso Station 103 Bank of Nitro ........................ 91 Bank’s Army Navy Store................ 98 Wilbur Bodie ........................... 98 Brown’s Dry Goods ..................... 91 Gentral Super Market ................... 92 Childers Chevrolet _ 91 City Government 103 Coal River Insurance Co............... 97 Gobb Mercantile Co. 94 Community Super Market --------------- 94 Comstock Furniture Hardware Co. 107 Fred Cooke Son Funeral Home ..........100 Corner ................. 93 A. W. Cox Department Store 98 Criner Furniture Appliance Sales... 106 Davis Furniture Appliance Co. 102 Dolins Watch Repair ................... 100 Dot’s Cash Grocery . ................ 97 Dunlap Starcher Esso ... 98 Kanawha Valley Leader 91 O. J. Kautz 99 Kiddie Land .......................... 94 Dennis R. Knapp _______________ 104 Lewis Department Store _.............. 94 Magic Valley TV 104 R. E. Martin ....... . 91 J. F. McClanahan...................... 99 Dr. A. W. Milhoan ...... _ 95 Modem Supply Co. ...104 Monsanto Chemical Co. 105 Nitro Furniture Co................. 92 Nitro Home Appliances 99 Nitro Industrial Corp............... 100 Nitro Loan Co........................ 100 Nitro Manufacture ________________ 97 Nitro Pencil Co. ............... _ 99 Nitro Shade Awning Co. . 103 Eighth Street Grocery 95 Eleventh Street Grocery ............. 104 Evans Hardware Co. 104 Howard M. Gandee .................... 103 Gaye’s Flowers .................... 100 General Chemical Division ___________ 101 Gibson's TV Appliance ..............106 Mervin S. Gibson ... ................ 106 Dr. F. L. Goff........................ 95 Hanes Appliance Gift Center ......... 91 James W. Hartley .....................106 Holman Motor Sales, Inc. .......... 98 Howell Candy Co....................... 97 Hudson Grocery ....................... 94 Ohio-Apex Co. ...........................102 Pocatalico-Nitro Insurance 106 Roberts Chemical, Inc. .................. 99 Dr. J. VV. Skaggs ........................ 95 Southern Supply Co., Inc. 102 Sovine Bros. Gulf Service ................ 97 Star Body Shop ..........................100 Temple Drug Store ....................... 92 Thirty-Seventh Street Grocery ___________ 97 Western Auto Association 95 West Virginia Water Service 94 108