Wallace High School - Wahischola Yearbook (Wallace, WV)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In October 1952 we entered the seventh grade and elected the foliuwing officers President Dotty Dye, Vice-President, Judy Shreve, Secretary, Judy Hill, Treasurer, Kathryn Marshok. The cheerleaders were Kathryn Marshok, Edith Moore, Page Talkington and Judy Hill. Our class colors were gold and blue. Our student council members were Kathryn Marshok and James Hyde. We had fifty-three students in our class, and Mr. Southern was our sponsor. We entered the second year of Jr. High with thirty-seven students. During this time we had one new student, Dana Sharp, Mary Yeater moved away. Our officers were, President, Kathryn Marshok, Vice- President, Lane Robinson, Secretary, Hollis Heledreth, Treasurer, Freddie Barker. The cheerleaders were Kathryn Marshok, Shelba Upton, Mary Le Masters and Judy Hill. Our motto was, UBe Prepared.U Our colors were maroon and white. Our bird, the crow, and our flower the rose. Mr. Squires was our sponsor. On September 7, l95H, we entered our first year of high school with a total of thirty-three students. Our class officers are as follows: Pres- ident, Kathryn Marshok, Vice-President, Lane Robinson, Secretary, Warren Bartlett, Treasurer, Ray Webb The cheerleaders are Kathryn Marhsok, Florence Ash- craft, Judy Hill, Deloris Keener and Shelba Upton. Class colors, blue and gold. Flower, Daddy Britches. Motto, 9Be Preparedu and the bird the Blue jay. The name of our class basketball team was WFreshmen B011 We9Vi1S-N MF- Ashcraft was our sponsor. We entered our second year in high school with a total of 25 students. During the year three students quit. They were Freddie Whitman, Freddie Barker, and Joan Flemming. Our one new student was Patsy Powell from Smithfield High School. Our officers were as follows, President, Judy Hill, Vice-President, Lane Robinson, Secretary and Treasurer, Beverly Talkington. Cheerleaders, Kitty Marshok, Shelba Upton, and Judy Hill. Motto, HUnited we Stand, Divided We Fal1.W Class colors, Green and White, Flower, yellow rose, Bird, parakeet, Our sponsor was Miss Helen Sowma. We entered our Junior year in high school with a total of 21 students. Our sponsor was Mrs. Isbella Colvin. The following officers were chosen, President, Hollis Heledreth, Vice-President, Page Talkington, Secretary, Kitty Marshok, Treasurer, Warren Bartlett, our Motto, NCQ-operate and Graduate,W Our class colors, green and white.. Our flower is the White rose. Our bird is the Parakeet. The team nickname, UGreen Dev- ils.n Our cheerleaders, Warren Bartlett Freddie Hurst, Hollis Heledreth and Page Talkington. Our playwas a comedy entitled, uThe Clue of the Red Ribbon.' March 8. The Director was Miss Colvin. We wntered our Senior year with a task almost completed. We elected the following officers: President, Fred Hurst, Vice- President, Page Talkington, Secretary, Kitty Marshok, and Treasure, Beverly Talkington. Class colors Pastel, Class bird, Parakeet. Class Motto, N he Will to do, the soul to dare.U Senior pictures were taken September 14, and recieved December 16. Our Senior play was presented in Marsh. The Junior-Senior Qanquet and Prom was May 10. Commencement May 23.

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E g.,-gf. 'wg-w,'f , W' - Mai Q V , ,, uf . 4 - ,. E , .1 5, 1 ,, an KX , . V 'ff w . It 4 ' SENIGR. CLASSWILL 4 5. , Q K . r. We the class of 1958, in the town of Wallace, in the county of Harrison and the state of West Virginia. Being in a much better temper than usual. Uo hereby make this our last and testament, rend ering void and of no avail any former will or wills that may have been previously made by us during a period of temporary optism. To our dear old school building itself, we leave the peace- ful quiet caused by our absense and any apple cores, wads of paper, and gum, or crumpled notes we have left behind. To our principle Mr. Hill, we give sense of relief now that we have at last graduated, pleasant memories of our years together. To our teachers, the faculty of Wallace High School, we bequeath our valuable sense of humor, without which we would have found school life painful indeed and which will do much to make it endurable for them. We also give and bequeath to the teachers our very kindest regards and our sincere gratitude for their unfailure, kindness, and aid. To the Junior Class we leave our good luck, it made us what we are today. ln addition to this, we leave our well known name, which they will need next year and all the examination questions we have been given during the past year. To the S0ph0m0Pe Class, we leave our patience. It will be found useful as the only means by which they can endure the Juniors. To the Freshmen Class we leave our ability to stay out of trouble and our share of Mr. Hill's office. to the young and unsophisticated Junior High, we leave a map of the school building, so they will not get lost looking for their class rooms. 1, Hollis Heledreth, will to Roy Hyde my ability to skip in the afternoon and get caught doing it. I, Page Talkington, will to Patty Coburn my place in the Senior Class. I, Jim Hyde, will to Jim McCormick my ability to not get caught speeding around the school house. I,Na1d1a Swiger will to Billy Lynch,Roscoe's books. I, Phyllis Smith, will to mysister Mary my chemistry book, or what is left of it. I, Fred Hurst, will to Rick Shuman my ability to go see the woman, but be sure the old nan is in bed. I, Patsy Powell, will my place in making signs next year to Joyce Carson.