Buckhannon High School - Rhododendron Yearbook (Buckhannon, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1930 volume:

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FQ W KATNERINQ CUTRIGHT 1 M .J F, W V ' A-1,4 ..fi'H-KAUABAUGH MARY Louisa READ .1 R.-Q JM - 4- ' 1 - f i.'?fl..w j 1- yn A A V1oLA'f'HEss 'f'gE'vgA .5114 5 Y, rg -4-g.:..AN-- Il. 5 l z ug qi 1nf-,L A . - V Jumor lgfkffiim '-A. 1 , A , DAISY BERRY ' 2 5 --r Wxlgli -:ANN1 WILSONA PAUL BROOKS ,,3v'fT' 4' ' A ' ' '21 4' QT- -'wr' A A 7 V. A' ' gf g Y.: -f Sophomore -- -Y - L 5 4- , - , A NBKPAQYN ' LAURA JEAN WATSON 7'q .Q ' MARY FRANCES OLDAKER 5 Ti f ' . s ,. -11,1 1+ ' 4 '- V ' Actwmes IWILMA YDDEGNI 3 Q , ' ' ' EDWARD FROUNFELTER , -' Din. -A ' p-jp A B- 1-j-5,MADEmNE-MCVANEY NELLIE WAUGAMAN F' I .ff A 7115 . -- gf ' ,. ' 5 -fr, ' V Athletic. M.IQK 1- , ' BRYANT Moon: 43 I , r L '. F W ' ' . :A ' -A Calendar :l'I1LDRED R:-:PP1sRTg1,.lQ .3 MARGAIRET -DEAN I ,ig - '.MA'fHlLDl?lIQ1i6NAhiJf- ' RETA HQLLEN Q MW, .,. .' f . 'f-.n,4..., ,. ..-...',a. . ,, .. . 7, ' . 2' ' ,-- ,fu - ...Lv -. A - , - In . 4'--Tlx' 1 .. , fm- new -Ay tif' ,QIMC ,-A--fiat.: Q.: .1 M 131 K. 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GROSIC Snff1'i1flf1nf1'1lf of lfllffhzflflfffl Sff?fmf.r Page nine , 4gn:5Bi f f' f 1' 'Vp T, V f L: The Rlmzlndclzdmlz G. girl If 'zw' 74 V-Y - iii- -if xr li-4, ------ 2 XJ NTORG.-XN M. BROOKS l'rim'ijuzf of HIl1'A'kL1l1llUll High Sfkoof 12546 tru fy '54 f X N 'f 2 A K 14' i- X35 5? ' T LC Ifll,UIlOdCl1,dI'UII, ' 15? ' L Q. 33 553 uw jx XXX N.. ff RUSS HON.-XR l'rimif.1f limK'f?L1111mf1 .fzzlfior High Srhunf .md nlfhfrfif lliwffoz' IILIAQI' Iilfyflvfl I lu, Rlwdnducdrrm - wi' .,' 'VV' Ax f... - X Eiga, H if T' , , -.st X,.:M.j ,. ,,, !f 2 fy - I 2?-'QR - -AIX! x. W1 4- Z igi 0 . ff H Gia- i1gT, Y -- .A A ,, 1:eg5,3? - 'V -. f .5 3. an G+ s . A ff I , W, .N 5 ,. K ' :nh -5 1 K4 Pfltgf' lfvfffllf 'l'HI'l BUCKHANNON HIGH SCHOOL FgXCUI,'l'Y , 'i S l'lw Hlwdmlc 11 drnn 3 -ff ? . Wgfuqbx K I S ' Q an-L -. -V ., 'X' xp- G .f 'F M. 1 A9138 BWQIEQ f ll 1 6 A., 1 . -, v A 'l'Hl'I BUCKHANNON HIGH SCHOOL F.-XCUI.'l'Y lizgff fhirrcflz The Rhododendron The Faculty a M. M. Bqooxs, Principal ........ I ............ 1 ..... A. B. Wesleyan FLOSSIE Suovcimss, Social Science. . . .... A. B. Wesleyan, A. M. Columbia MARY BOYLEN, Englirlz ........ A. B. Wesleyang Radcliffe OLIVE WOLVERTON, Mathematics .... U. . ,... ..... A. B. Wesleyan AFLO THonNH1LL, Latin and English .... ANNIS Ross, F renclz and Englixlz. . . 'al-v . EDGAR A. Mons, Science .... ,fBi1'x-1 DARNALL5 Biology. . . Santa Wann, Commercial . . . GASPER C. Kmms, History and Atltleticx. Rvirx-x ZxcKEFoosE, Home Economic: . . HELEN 'S'rocxERT, Library ......... . , RLTTH MURTON, Commercial .... Ross Bowan, Athletic Manager . . . . .A. B. Wesleyan .A. . ..... A. B. Wesleyan . . . .A. B. Wesleyan J . . .... A. B. Wesleyan . . . . . B. Wesleyan . . .... A. B. Wesleyang Ohio State B.Wesleyah . . . .A. B. Wesleyan . . . .Nasson Institute . A. B. Wesleyan AMELIA. FLANAGAN, Ptiyxical Education .......... Wesleyan O. H. BRUMLEY, Manual Art: .......... ..... A . B. Ohio University w Of- GAYzEL1.E Rusx, Public Speaking ......... A. B. Wesleyan BARTLETT L. LYONS, Muric. .... New Englandfconservatory 1 . - Page fourteen . . . . 4 X- N I f..i .'?53E ' T-sx l , Y X2 ZLL The Rhododendfrmz ' -5112 , 91110 fb Clan Ujfvem' GXRQ 1'1x.1ifln1f ., ..... .,., , ,, CLYDIC ICRVIN Vim' l'rr.fif!rul. , . . ,.... xVll.I.l.'XIVl H.-xkm-.k Sn'z'rn11'y. . , .,.., . , VVRI-I'l IIA l'r:'1'14Rmw 7vl'l'a1.fll7FI , Y1Rc,lNlA N1L'WlIiJR'I'I4'li , . C, f.1,f,f .4 1ff'1,mrf F1,u:sllc Swolmmss, TVIARY Bm'1.r4N Cf11,f,v l'11rrfn1 Hulmclc FARNSXYOR'l'lI Cmss COLORS: FLOXVICRI Lz!f'r'lI1f.'I'zll11f lfhitf Lify of the Valley Page fijieezz mi fggf- The Iflwdodczzdrmz frlggzff-filflzfxi,-if: iii, ,ifif--1 - --- 13 Q. HUR.-XCR l .XRNSW'UR'l'H, Swfiffz' C,'fL1.u lizfrwl l'.1xgf' .xixfrrfz lbw? M X me 3 I J. , ' Q. X -fzifu, , T- ' ' 4js Nf ii 1- The Izlwtzftzeildwm e ETX , 9 , . I Af' rf -1-I-L ' K J A CLYDIC ICRYIN, Err'i1f , . . , , . ...... . . ..,.,.,,.,. Pzwifffzzf Senior Clary Prefitleut, Oreliestrug Seuretztry, Hi-Y Clulwg Secretary, Bimdg Treasurer. Boys' Glee Clulvg Treaisurer, Dramatic Clulwg Wall Streeters Clulw. Liff if fm! ,m Mm! 6111 what rbfre if time for mzzrlf.fy. WRI'l'I'H.'X l'l'lrI'I'lRSON, Perf ...,...,...,.,....,......, ..Sef1'f1'a1'y Senior Clan Class Secretary 'zog Dramatic Clubg Busketlwnll '27, '28, '293 Reporters Clulvg Mllllllglllg Ifditor of Svhool Life. .4mbifin1z,r f'ien'.v mkf :cifffr flights 1151111 low. VIRGINIA lVIeWHORTI'fR, Mt1r4 ............ .... T rm.fm'fr Senior Claw Secretmy, Reporters Clulvg Drzunntic Club. A fare fcjlh gftzflzzffixr r1r'ff1rprfafl, Soft ,Ullilff by hlllllzlll ki11f1'11f.i1r brnlf' VVILLIAIVI H.-XRPICR, Biff ...,.,. . . , ,.........,.... Vire Pre.ri11'e11r Senior Clary Class President '27, '28g President, Hi-Yg President, Commercial Clulug Cheer I.ezuIerg School Life Staff. fl 'Il'0l1IdlII5 mimi vnu' ynirvlly grofvg but the fhnzzghfx of men are Jeep llllif .ff0fz'. Page Jewrzleerz i I c f g Q , QW The Rhododendron .T Y , 4 - .I K. lizgz' filgblffzz WILLARD 0. BAXA Vice President Sophomore Clnssg Presitlent klunior Classg Business Nlzmzlger of School Lift- Q HI-Y Cluhg Glee Clulvg Bnndg lyfilllllllll' Club. An lzofmtl Nltllllj Cl'0!'1ll if df gram! at hir Lfzllrfxu VIRGINIA WISE If..IRNsWoRTII ffII'fggff lbffllllllllf Clulwg Reporters Clulwg School Life Staff. Hl'It l't?,.f mem! more f1ftrI1ffif'f. GILLli'I I'li BERRY 'KSI1ffly Reporters Clulwg Orchestra. Hire greafeff ambition, we rf- gref lo Mare, ix ,finzply Mix: To f:l'tIlfIlc1ft'.,, IVIARIAN DICICDS KCBNK-YY! Wall Streeters Cluhg UrIIIIIIItIc Clulng junior Class Treasurer. Never an ifffe momewf, buf thrifly am! tkfmgbffnf of 0fhFl'5.n GUY MICK KKKid'U Class Bnsketlvnll. He put himxelf upon his goof! Lelzac'ior. The Rhododendron MARK HAYMOND Science Clubg Dramatic Clubg Hi Y Clubg Editor of Rhododendron. When lze will, lze zcifl, and you nm flepenfl upon him. MILDRED ELIZABETH REPPFRT KCMilly!! Reporters Clubg Dramatic Club News liditor of School Life . A fomrarle blitlze and full of glee, VVlzo lfdffj' to fanglz out loud and free. ORACF W. YOUNG fCO'4y,l Science Club. A 7llc17l,,f firxl care Jfmufd be To lIC'0iI! the reproaclzef of fzix ouw lzeartf' MATHILDE LEONARD KCTil!yH Dramatic Clubg Reporters Clubg Copy Reader of School Lifefl Thi: lar: .vo neat with .fmile Jo meet. CLIFFORD BAXA ffcliffl, Football '2Q. He ix a dmzgerouf fellozcg keep clear of him. S x XX N , , -A Xxx A . 543. . . I ., Q , so -X 47 5: , . . . x A ,, VY ,. 5 , jx x, , xv:-xxigi 1 -' 'X - L- :fffis f -Sie- U Ni. 'fa, -i'l51 4 - li? afif5 E'E'f'fli - - af' , , 2 5 l vf, Q: -Y -,- - ,-.. wtf. ' ess' We- 'J sv, Q1 ei Ili, Page nineteen WW , 1 ' D ,zfff 'Q -s t ,YQ , ' ' 4 . . Q fe YWQV! 2551.3 5-frL-- -.T E5- vi S M. ff, ' fi: 2, -I -'- .'-. '-. f ...-- - 34 s,i?1:act, Kb o - - -'-Yi ,rw V f - .. ,M ,:,, 2 The Rhododendron S-asf 1 Page twenty CLAY POST Po.ftie Vice President Boys, Glcc Clubg Hi-Y5 Reporters Clubg Bandg Dra- matic Club. 'Vlltlzouglz lie'.r Jo fozn'teozi.f he newer Jays, im , We lation' all hi.: izltereft if eefiterefl oft 'Flo'. PATTY LOUISIQ COLFM AN uljafn Dramatic Clubg Reporters Clubg Proof Reader of 'lschool Lifeng Rhododendron Staff. I am quiet, reflate, thatff right, But at my moflert rate, Pm bright. lVIAURlCl'l TliNNl'iY Mo11kl' Class Basketball '28, '29, '3Og Com- mercial Clubg Glee Club. '24 moflerzi LUI'hlIl'I'r17', out lzis Jteefl if tl Stmlebukerf' MILDRICD MICDORA CASTO ffMt11y President lfllen Richards Clubg Vice Prcsident French Clubg Secretary Glee Clubg Dramatic Clubg Vice President Orchestrag Band. Marin is a thing of the mul. EDWARD FROUNFICLTFR Slzorty Dramatic Clubg Treasurer Know- Your-State Club. VVlzo.fe little hotly lodged u mighty mimi, The Rhododevzdrovz YI RGlNlA DARE WHITE Talkatif'e Reporters Club, Drarnatic Club, School Life Staff. Spare your breath In mu! your p01'I'i1fgE. ROBERT REGER KCBUAH Reporters Club, Glee Club, Presi dent Pytl'11lgOI '2ll1 Club '28, Foot- ball '26, '27, '28, 'ZQgC1pI1llll Foot b.1ll '29, Basketball '29, 'gog Rho dodemlron Stnffg School Life Slilfl.. MARGARET DEAN Mf1r'gie Liz Yire President Commercial Club Cleo Club. Tn .wee lzer :Ulf in fave her. LUW'l'lLL H.-XWKINS Coby Class 'I'enm '29, Basketball '30 Wall Strcctcrs. A litlfe learning if 11 flazzgerour lfzingf' MARY KATHERINE BARNES Ml1ry' Karyn Reporters Club, Dramatic Club. To fbias ouw Jeff be true. H X i x fl 55551 X - s -Z, I . X N gx'j?,? f , ai- Y x QF2- Sal' 4 -- X-X ' x - ,XM .5425 . - :- Q Nu, its ,gin-T,-4 ,s i f'f,Esg,,.- ' ::'- ,fx , Q ,, F5013 11255 , . R Y XX x . I Page twenty-mze 4 x I v J , X 1 1 , It , .r .1 fn 9 ff! SZ? 4 ff ,--v-:rx X 1'-scsi The Rhododendron f 110 Page ffcezzfy-tu'o WILMA ROBSON 'fBillie Reporters Club, Dramatic Club, Rhododendron Staff. Honor lies in holler! foil. BRYANT MOORIC KIREIZD Secretary Glee Club, Vice President Science Club, Class Basketball '28, '29, '30, Football '28, '29, '30, Hi-Y. Wlzere igzzorazzrs if blilr, 'tis folly to be ':ci.fe. hmsslri KAUTZ tfjefiff! lillen Richards Club, Reporters Club. 1 41111 flare Ilmt rare if 111 enemy to life. RUSSELL NICSBITT Jimmie Wall Streeters Club, Science Club. Happy am I, from fare I'm free-'wlzy arefft lhcy all ffm- lenlefl rvilh me? NICLLIIC WAUGAMAN ccB0Lu Know-Your-State Club, Dramatic Club, Glce Club, Rhododendron Staff. Ar pure as the lily in the dell. The Rhododendron X ww f if 2 XSNSQC fl 1154-iaffflg GENEVA NFSBITT CKFHPIY Glue Clubg Dramatlr Clubg Ellen Richards Clubg Treasurer Wall Strcctcrs Club. A merry lzearf makeflz a fheerful I'0ZUIfEIll1llfE.,, .IAMFS SMITH Smitty Reporters Clubg Class Basketball. Bert goody rome in rmallefr paflwger. MADFILINF Mr-VANFY Mr1dflie French Club. fl floppy kearr liver forer'er. ICLLSWORTH RFSSICGGFR Red Mathematics Clubg Football '2Q. Sizzle Lrerily ir fha soul of wif, I will be brief. AUGUSTA HYRF Boon Dramatif Clubg Glue Clubg Rc- portcrs Club. Do you K-non' 'why Pm late lo vlan? I rfmly ffm! fveapozz-a looking glam. is.- N X X N X ana ., , C - 'Z J X ,H 7 wx . I pf- -- ix 1 XX, A. J'.s?54 ,:- . x V- ,- ',2n.:: -2 X 'Wf.Ez?..1 1 ---- X 1 r -iw 1: - - ff' , u ,, 1 Y. 19,325 , , - - --, Vv'.QN ' Page twenty-llzrce I , v ,5- The Rhododendron X. r f 252i sg-1.-51 x rrj ' 1 Ptzge tfventy-fozzr BICATRICF MARI li M cCAULFY KABA!!! Reporters Clubg Glcc Club. Thou hurl Me .vfcvfrmr ftlff thu! ever I looked 0ll.H AlUNlOR HARTM.-XN ujllllifn Reporters Clubg Glue Clubg Class llglslcctbzxllg llnml. l1'fml'.f Ihr' me of fc'rn'ryif1g? If never fanned fvorflz cclzifef' HAZIC L BELL UF!'EIll'bj',, Reporters Club. Stiff 2'c'd1z?7'J run deep. FLAY HENDERSON KlHg,l7! Turf fvordf make no frier1ff,f. VIOLA HICSS U Vrziieu Drzuuatic Clubg Know-Your-State Club. 1 fmfe a lzearr fcifh room for every joy. The RlLodode1Ld1o1z xx 'X f gd E NwiQ'14?2 X off lCS'I'll'l MAF YOUNG S11w1gle.r Glee Clulug Drannntic Clubg Vice President Know-Your-State Clulwg lfllen Richards Club. rl b,'1ll'f .to guy M1'o.'1gb aff Me day R.-XY MOORIC S1111',lf Drgnnutic Clubg Science Clulug Hi-Y Club. llMi.l't'bfFf, fh0I1 are afrmf, Ylzlkt' fhflll 'what 1'f1.'11'.re My wifi. K.1X'I'HICRlNlC CVUTRIGHT Kara Reporters Clubg Dramatic Clulug Rhododendron Staff. I fc'o11f1l 1'11Me1' buff ll frm! fo 1111111 III? happy, Than f.vpf1'if11fa to 11111111 me mfff' CORWIN Rl'fl'fD Reed Reporters Clulvg Treasurer Hi-Y Clulwg President Glee Clulug Foot- lxtll '28, 'zgg Class Bzlsleetlmll lzg, go. '14 1111111 of i111'hf.f, 111112 e:'fry fllfh 11 1111111. H IC LICN R.-Ui YA RN li R Draunntie Clulwg Glee Clubg Know- Your-Stnte Club. Dff1l.r fllllllf 11111112 fhtlll f1'0r1f.f. N, X , X X 5, -- Q! 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I had waited six years for the call. Mother bought me a pretty new primer, with the picture of a boy and a dog on it. ' Vir- ginia, Kate, Bill, and I went down the street to school. The teacher gave me a seat on the front row. Then we read about Baby Ray. Guy Mick gllt a paddling because he spelled cow'l kow . THANKSGIVING, 1918 I am beginning to like school now. We drew pictures of pumpkins and pilgrims, and put them in the window. Clifford Baxa's pumpkin looked an awful lot like an ear of corn, but we lut it up anyway. The teacher told us a story about the -pilgrims. We get two holidays, thank goodnessl A CHRISTMAS, 1918 We had a Christmas program. I said Twas the Night Before Christmasf' Virginia McWhorter forgot the last Verse of her piece, so everybody laughed. Old Santa brought 1ne two dolls and a piano that you could really play. FEBRUARY 14, 1919 in We had a valentine box at school today. Bill Harper gave Margaret Dean avalentine that said, You're the apple of my eye. The valentine, I thought, was the pirettiest was the one Clyde gave me. I put it in my treasure chest. MAY 20, 1919 School is out. SEPTEMBER 2, 1919 Q Back again. I didn't realize how well I did like school. We have an arithmetic and a song book, beside our reader. Mildred Casto made an awful mistake when she said, Two plus two equal seven. HAI.LOWE'EN, 1919 - .5 We had a party at school today. I dressed like a ghost. We had gingerbread men to eat. We are going to parade tonight. LINCOLN s BIRTHDAY, 1919 We had a program about Lincoln. The teacher said he was the martyr of his country. lVIonk Tenney dressed like Lincoln and said th: Gettysburg address, You- should have seen how Orace Young drew the American flag. -' MAY 18, 1920 We went on a picnic today to celebrate the last day of school. Mathilde Leonard ate sixteen peanut butter sandwiches. My report card said that I was promoted to the third grade. - ' i SEPTEMBER 4, 1920 We felt important coming to school with the first grade this morning. We have a writing-pad new. We have lessons about two pages long. Robert Reger has begun to for- get to study. OCTOBER 12, 1920 This afternoon we had a Columbus Day Program. Carl Lamb sang Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean. It brought everyone to tears. I talked about the Indians while Ray Moore illustrated my talk. Page twenty-:ec an ,. We ' wwe r' '-ffe vaf1wtwa.Qwm-av1wvf1 ' , . . .fl w - r fl- -1 Q1 't . , , , J ve if, The Rhododendron tc '-:z- E EASTER, 1921 Everybody is talking about his new clothes. I have a blue hat and coat that I wore Friday afterncon, so that everyone would be sure to see them. Mary Katherine Barnes has :t red hat with a pigeon on it. Everyone envies it. SEPTEMBER 1, 1921 I-have never heard of su many books-history, 'rithmetic, spelling, and reading. Daddy said if this kept up he would have to take the bankruptcy law. THANKSGIVING, 1921 We had a play this afternoon. Willard Baxa was john Alden, and Virginia Wise Farnsworth was Priscilla. I couldn't study fcr thinking about the turkey we're going to have. NEW YEARS, 192 2 Clyde Ervin and Mildred Casto gave a watch party. They said everything just looked the same to them, so they didn't believe a New Year ever came. f FEBRUARY, 1922 'We had a 'Washington program this afternoon. joe Dillinger took the pledge that he would always be as truthful as Washington. He broke a window about five minutes later and said Victor Thacker did it. . MAY, 1922 There weren't enough little girls for the May day, so twenty girls from our class acted as butterflies. ' SEPTEMBER, 1923 We have begun to take exams. I don't like them at all. I made 60 on History and Bo on'Geography. Everyone is wondering whether he will pass. I MAY, 1923 School is out. SEPTEMBER, 1923 For the last year we have assembled in our grade class rooms. Mathilde Leonard cried because she was afraid that she wouldn't be promoted. OCTOBER, 1923 We went on a hike today. junior Hartman fell in the creek, but Estie Young helped him the best she could by wiping the mud off with her handkerchief. MAY, 1924 We left the grades today. We will now be members of junior high school-and, what an honor! - SEPTEMBER, 1924 We are now under the supervision of Miss Kelly. In changing classes we wandered to the wrong room and were usually tardy before finding the right room. CHRISTMAS, 1924 We had a Christmas tree today. Wretha Peterson got a pink baby rattler from Eddie Frounfelter. I got a little doll with long, black curls. SEPTEMBER, 1925 We are now members of the eighth grade. This time we elected Bill Haper, presi- dent, Clyde Ervin, vice president. During the year we entertained with a chapel program. Page twenty-aight .. , ,- . , '- 1 ' .' ' I-. ' - 1 . :'. fs X P Q. Xxx -W --1 W. The Rhododendron ' 55' :ff Q 'Hifi SF' , A- f f --1 MAY, 1926 May Day again. The queen almost fell off the throne, but Kate Cutright saved the situation by helping her up again. SEPTEMBER, 1926 School once more. This is our last year in junior high. Again we elected Bill Harper, president, and Frank Everhart, vice president. We entertained junior high school with another chapel program. MAY, 1927 We had a party. I heard that Coley Hawkins took Milly Reppert, much to Monk Tenneyls disgust. At last the eventful night arrived. We were given our diplomas and were then the sophomores of Buckhannon High School. SEPTEMBER, 1927 We had a lot of trouble in getting our schedule fixed, but at last we started. Miss Wolverton, Mrs. Thornhill, and Miss Morton were our sponsors. Bill Harper was elected president, Frank Everhart, vice president, Maurice Tenney, Secretary, and Clyde Ervin, treasurer. . ' JANUARY, 1928 We had a chapel program. For once, Virginia Whiteis tongue ran away with her. She had Billy Bump down the hill before he spilled the water. Frank Everhalrt made a lasting impression as an orator when he told how Armour's Packing House rendered its lard. SEPTEMBER, 1928 Juniors at lastl We elected Willard Baxa, president, William Harper, vice president, Wretha Peterson, secretary, and Marian Deeds, treasurer. Miss Zickefoose, Miss Stockert, and Mr. and Mrs. Kraus were appointed as our sponsors. DECEMBER, 1928 The Junior English 2:15 class presented Overtones in assembly. We had a Christ- mas tree in class meeting. A thoughtful Junior presented Mr. Kraus with a rolling pin. MAY, 1929 The banquet was the biggest social event of the season. lt was a bountiful meal for the Seniors, for the Senior president said, Fm full of',, five times. SEPTEMBER, 1929 It is the beginning of our last year. Everyone shudders at the name of Senior English. Miss Boylen and Miss Snodgrass are cur sponsors. This time We elected Clyde Ervin, president, William Harper, vice president, Wretha Peterson, secretary, and Virginia McWhorter, treasurer. OCTOBER, IQZQ We gave a Columbus Day program. The living pictures would have been perfect, but Eddie Frounfelteris robe kept slipping inch by inch. DECEMBER, 1929 , We had a Christmas dinner. There we met Mr. Farnsworth, our class patron, for the first time. Miss Boylen's oration was the main feature of the program. FEBRUARY 18, 1930 William Harper made his formal announcement that boys are superior to girls. Page twenty-nine ,sa .fs .fu t. 1. FQ ' are . .QQ ra ,M . 3: 2 'S' L1 ' 51 'fi if in ,fa -L2-'E -vt! V I egg if . A vi is ag 'X 151 'L Ha, 1. , iz Q .4 .min asf ,A -1-E. f I 55' I just is JPN' 5 WWI fx 5 i f ,fffg f f i , K l G 55:33 The Rhododendron X - I? ' Q '- -' 144 U Page fhirty s B I juniors ff A Q XX S f 2653? 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This quartet has given excellent advise throughout the year and has made friends with every student, both within and without the classrooms. f VVe have made a reputation this vear which excels that of former years, and vve feel that this success is partly due to the splendid advice and co-operation of this committee of teachers. ' Page fhir'fy-,vfrwz w ffl , f W The Rhododendron Q33 49 -e 1 1 ,NNY , 1 ,Q Q 'iv X -. .fI'Nag ' N f Z'-4 XP' .' f . ff - fe S312-J. '.,, 4.5 ff-L- , --.-1-Rc. , ,- 551- C W 1414, ,.:1'5 '- Q PQ 'N 'v ff 11- - ELKQ, .X iii x . ' KX ' ,T.,, g-s-, -..ji 0 , U ' ,4 1, 2 Priester, Carolyn Paul Brooks and Charles Green Elizabeth Flanagan Anne Wilson and Mary E. Young Trussler, Frances Look! Hilton and Virginia Susan Mayo Sure! james and Vera see! -lack Pat Young Oh! White Robert Coyner Take, Canfield! Stanley, Kenneth Mildred Bell ls? Ruth Hamr Doc White Gcmcheilour, Howard Elizabeth! Kelly Tis! Phillis Haskins Sure! Celia K. Ward ick Baxa, Lola Rah! Evelyn Ward UC! Hazel Andrews Nell -lane Moss Elsie Simpson Tharp, Glenn Two Sayres, Mabel and Edna Grace Neff See? Mabel Hoffman Cozbi Beulah Ritter Look! Frank Karickhoff Oh! Martha Cartright Nice! Philip Varner Dolly Dimples Hiner Sherman West Andrews, Jennings Take Waugh! Ho! Huck! Look at Bailey Elizabeth Flanagan That's Helen MCW Even Ruth Andrews See Miller fDurwoodj! horter! Bernard Bailey Olive Reppert Albert Crane Leona Ballah Carl Lamb Daisy Berry Harry Funk Eugene Stewart Mayton Zickefoose Latham, David Ah! Lillian CFogelQ Oldaker, Joseph Pm not Raspberries! Hartman Doreen Shockey Stuart Felts Suesli, Mildred Page thirty-sight Peg Watson and John Waugh Elaine Sexton and Bob Coyner Andrews QRuthj and Aloe Dellinger Robert Foster and Rosemary Harne Stockert and Phillips .ww f -sf fgqxizgiffl 1 78 ' ls xi 7- ff 0- - - ' ls M 7 A fjggiy The Rhododendron Nita? ,g53?liLf ws Aga ., d The Road to Fame 19 There are eighty-two Juniors on the road to fame, Read carefully and you will note each name. lt,ll take us one more year to get there, But we'll succeed as we all play fair. Elizabeth Flanagan and Carl Lamb lead the procession As largest, they're taking up the athletic profession. Little Doc White and Ruth Hamrick, on the end, are hard to be seen. As they're not so big, and there are seventy-eight between. We've a stop at nineteen hundred and thirty to wait, And now to find out whom we appreciate. Our president, Robert Foster, has something to sell. The School Life's out, whispers Mildred Bell. What's it all about--the fuss? ln everything Lola Baxa made an A-plusl Paul Brooks holds her tight in ther ace. Who's going to come next? cries Edna Grace. Canfield, Stanley, White and Young, Basket after basket have they slung. At times they've made teams feel as small As Celia Ward would beside Helen Hall. Besides the above, we have football then, Miller, Waugh, Bailey. Bryant and Coyner-all letter men. Jack Wilbur knows how to make our opponents frown, All he has to do, is start for a touchdown. Our cheer leader, Helen McWhorter, quite famous, Says if we wonlt yell she won't claim us. When-down from the bleechers cries Sherman West, Aw now, Helen, 1,11 do my best! Our student manager is a Junior, too. Hc's ever faithful, iust and true, As he held his position from last year, So for David Latham we give a cheer! Eugene Stewart, Howard Gochenour and Charles Green Are all players on an independent team. Of course theylre not entitled to a letter, But here are other things they can do better. Page thirty-nina v iva : A ,196 gn- '--fi, W 2 gif. 9+ fi FIM , The Rhododendron til- ' x.. A, -QS -..Z - Q. Harry Funk and James Deans seldom start a riot. We appreciate them although theylre very quiet. And two girls who make a very good pair Are the two sisters, Cozbi and Mabel Sayre. Tho' our class is not known to all the nation, We have a junior broadcasting station. Our broadcaster-who is Stuart Felts-- Has a voice thatls distinct, and never melts. When it comes to posing, she's ideal, And yet we know she's Hazel Reel. Two Glee Clubers are Martha Cartright and Helc The latter a violinist- She's not so awful. Another girl called Beulah Ritter- Has she a fellow or did he quit 'erf And Olive Reppert who's quite romantic, Says, The bays simply drive me frantic. Nothing much worries Elaine Sexton, If- she loses him she tries the next one. Probably more than one point has been lost, Because of late hours spent with Nell jane Moss. Rosemary Harne can sing and play, While Carolyn Priester 'rouses our hip hoorayl Mary Elizabeth Kelly is the girls' gang chauffer, While she's doing that one can't call her a loafer. Now Vera Lowe is very tall. That is, she isn't very small. Yet Doreen Shockey, who is bigger, Along with Vera seems very eager. just to rest you from the above tongue twister, You must know Mavton isnlt Dorsey's sister. Although Zickefoose is their last name, Relationship, however, they refuse to claim. If in Library, there's something you canlt find-don't look Ask Frank Karickhoff. He's the best kind of reference book We've another boy of whom we are proud. It's Detective I-Iiner, sh-not so loud! Glenn Hartman and Tharp are professional at teasing But the ways of these two are somewhat pleasing. But Thomas Stockert's car rides well we suppose, But Willard Phillips is the only one who knows. 7 -r r Q ,V , . sxx 'ff -. ,, The Rhododendron' A 1 g 4 74 1 I gl L Film ' . Elsie Simpson, known as Dollie - Always find her kind and jolly. Marguerite MacDonald and Frances Trussler both are dark, The latter, Frances, can sing like a lark. U Mildred Suesli and Lillian Fogel are envied without doubt, Because they've mastered letting their hair grow out. We're sure Toots', Berry would like to make it stop. 'Cause it sure is tough on her Dad's barber shop. Jennings, Ruth and Hazel Andrews Are members we'd hate to lose. Hazel so pretty, and Ruth so bright And Jennings a good electrician all right. Pauline Lloyd with her pleasing ways, Sets most everyone in a daze. But should Joe Oldaker chance to frown, All the inhabitants would leave town. At most any girl's orders heis quick to obey, Who is it? Why it's John Paul Murray. Quite different are Holt Varner and Albert Crane Who say girls drive them just insane. . Mabel Linton's initials stand for Many Lovers, But she can't have them all as there are others. Evelyn Ward is so charming, cute and small, For her, 'tis not alarming why one would fall.' Virginia Wolfe, Hilton Westfall and Marguerite Simons--three, The future of these one can easily see. For listenl What occupation will they carry Why none at all, they're going to marry. Leona Ballah, Mabel Hoffman, Phyllis Haskins and Hazel Lamb Now there's no reason why we should slam, But we've about run out of good things to say, Except they're finewluniors- in a friendly sort o' way. . Lastly among the ones at Station 1930, who wait, Are Mary Ellen Young, who always is late, A - n Anne Wilson, Peg Watson, Sue Mayo make the four, . Who, speaking of friendship say, There's always room for more. Now we have a debt to our advisors, kind and true, Who during the years kindly helped us through. And if we continue our work, as we always have with care, At the end of the road, without a doubt, we'll surely find them there. . . --M. E. Y. ' Page forty-one v ..- L :4iA:.:iQwtZtlu?4., . ' e ' fi S- 1. if Ei ' W o j,,, ff' I Ui' in. 'X N J 1 Y' Lyle, 11 ' A Q. , F . x Q. Q . .e V ,, .3 la w 14 ,J .J 5,2 in . .Jig sb., if fi H r M' V9 .E,q,, asf .,, A A YL . A fg i f.. , gg? X ,W ww.. . i ,., 1 I. .., 4, 1 5 - ,Mtg 4 A ,R V5 'X ,, at --ri? fig' K. t' .Ax Af jvgux . 1-if ff fii f -s. , r 4 i ,, :ft if .IW mf? ,-M :ft - is T 'T I i --' ,: Qi: .5713 , 54 ' Q 1. if vp A., his V? - ,4 ' . 'I'heR x ron - W X Class Song il Htzrraht for JuniorsQ Hurrah for Juniors, Hold our banner high! Red and white so bright our colors, Q Wave them in the sky. Rah! Rah! Rah! .A'l1 unite 'to do themi honor, 'Q Crown their name with fame. A We'l1 ever strive to honor, 2 1 he forty-hoo junior s name. A a 4, yi?-f 'LA 1 ,Q '-A ' .ff 3' 292: . 5 ,..xjit, . 'Q 3,2 . 1 wil! ' - B, t.1?a..:f7' Soplmmoves N x f. -X The Rhododendron A 'Q N K P 6 .l Co oplzomores Class Ojffcers glib Prefideni ,... ..,.. . . .... JOHN F1'rzxvAT1-:R Vife Prexidelzt ...,. . ..,....., LI-:Wls Rl'1I'I'Z Serretary ....., , . . . . .....,..., Klerrn SHAXV Treamrcr ,.... , ........,. JOHN S'roCKf:R'r Pep Leader. . , . . .LAURA -'EAN WA'I'SON CLASS CoI,,oRs: Green and Wlzife CLASS F1.ow1cR: Goldenrod Cfasx A1lf'i5or.f: Blyru DARNAI1I, OLIVE Wf7LVER'l'0N RUTH MoR'roN Page forty-llzree 1 1' ,.f'v I A , . Aff' ' ,f ,-I, V V4 1 , V ' J ,I , . , . 1 ,f ,J +4 - . I I 9 ffl pa ,S 4 v f Es- Qii-zt E: Lf- 1- ' f ig -' , , I he Hhododendrmz , :fix :UL 5 ' 2.4 'ff X6 gf ' Y ,,,- , KV, - 9 - .1 - 1 A V, g .R 3 I . . A 4 w D 1 E lizggr furry-fn111' fa Fw The Hhod0de1Ld rrm 3 fl- , f 0Fs.QN K VH, . J i Page forly-fire 19' Who 5 Who . Sheridan Richards-Courteousg tall- disposition. Vs QQA. 5,3-559. The Rhododendron kiivxx i ' ' ' .. T ... .V jftifl?-1 - --Y :sauna n:.,..a , 2 .Ie 'Zhi 1 VGET' ohn Fitzwater- Fitzy - President of Sophomore Class- Wall Streeters Club' L Rhododendron Dodge' Merry Mountainers- Katieg red hair , Kidd Lockard- Kidder 5 Commercial Club. Brilliantg walkg pretty teeth- blond. Earl Martin- Coky - Latin Club' Band- Orchestrag Class Basketball Athleticsg dramaticsg girlsg ack of all trades ' Orval,McCauley- Cauley - Treasurer of Math. Club. Bashfulg curly hairg farmer -' Paul Poundstone- Nick - Nature Study Club. Quietg im' Chandler. A ' ' Clyde Post- Postie ' Commercial Clubg Class Basketball. Quiet' good workerg - .I basketball '- Velmar Ramsey. Know-Your-State Club. Black hairy five and ten. ' Lewis Reitz- Louie - Vice President of .Sophomore Classy Commercial Club- 3: larsity Basketball' blue eyesg shortg brilliant. une Radabaugh-Basketball- likableg gocd sportg chewing gum 2' Helen Westfall-South and gang- sisterg Gordong studious. Frank Lamb-Studiousg black hairy brother Russel Neely-Blondie- Keith- dancer. Carl Martin-Earl- saxophone- typewriting. il Clifford Summers- ack- Boy Scout- little. gil Cecil Thomas-Basketball' quiet- Martha. ,pgs Le Ellen Brown-Quietg studious- music. ' f 5 , 'f 1 6 Fi .I rc 11, , , fi . , , . if cr 33 -at 7 Y, cc 11 i 1 1 1 - K ,, J - 'Tr cc 77 l 1 ' l ra 11 J' I 1 1 E KK ,!, , Q' ' If 73 1 1 P 7 . 4 - - 4 J - ' A 1 .1 A . -Q vs . 1 1 I, ' 5 I 9 1 4 J 1 , Y 1 H ' ' .f,. , Eloise Canfield-Chemistryg tallg good studentg Esther. Q . I' i l sl , a fir. , Ci ,Y -it 1 1 1 . , . . 1 11 4 H 1 1 1 is . .3 cc 11 4 1 1 1 CC 93 1 1 1 - 1 if 77 1 1 1 Q Y J Cl 97 1 1 1 - KC ! ' 5 I Y F' S , 33 1 3 H 1 i - 1 E . 1. . A 'E 5' . if Elbert Cutright-Tall- slick hair- pretty teeth. Kermit Farly-Geometryg mechanic- argue. William Werner-Red hair- walkg Boy Scout. ' Edith Marie Green- Criss - Latin Club- Orchestrag Bandg Glee Club. Thelma- band- disposition '- Eleanor Champ- Jack - Commercial Club- Ellen Richrads Club. Fern3iChub' vanity casesg talkative Lova Casto- Loaver 5 Wall Streeters Club' Cutsg chewing gum- generous Adith Deans- Pip ' Nature Study Club' Glee Club- Ellen Richards Club Hairg brotherg band. Beulah Edmonds- Bobbie ' Nature Study Club- Treasurer Sophomore Class' Aw p.haw3 speechesg good studentg parties- midget. uanita Furbey- Nita ' Commercial Club' Glee Club' Ellen Richards Club Gymg argumentiveg talkative. Freda Harris- Dotl- Latin Club- Glee Club. Curly hairg Hodgevllle- always smilingg Eddie Grace Hazel Hinzman- Hiney - Latin Club Dramatic Club Curly halrg geometry- gang Page forty-.fix ' W ' ...... , -.. . . .-sr, Q.-W,-11 -f--2 .1 1' - ap., - , XX 4 S X-by 55,212 i g f-1 f ' ' LQ. X 2.-W , f- ' ' gffitjf The Rhododendron . 1:5 Y L, 'gr 1 , Delma Tharpe- Demmy 5 Know-Your-State Clubg Ellen Richards Club. Adithg mischievousg personal experiencesg Nannie. Dorothy Young- Dot 3 Latin Club. Quietg hairg attractiveg Ninag sisters. Elma Shockey- Toots 5 Commercial Clubg Ellen Richards Clubg Glee Club. Complexiong good tasteg Simmon sisters. Laura jean Watson- Gene g Sophomore Cheer Leaderg Rhododendron Staffg Re- porters Clubg Dramatic Clubg Glee Club. Elocutiong Tucky g Lating playsg pep leader. Marianna Clark- Jolly,'3 Reporters Clubg Dramatic Clubg Glee Clubg Band. Sunny dispositiong voiceg Eleanorg personalityg Suncrestg journalistic. George Hoylman- Red g Nature Study Clubg Dramatic Clubg Hi-Yg Rhododendron Staff. Pantominesg professor golden locks. Mary Frances Oldaker- Nanny',q Commercial Clubg Ellen Richards Clubg Rhodo- dendron Staff. Delmag good studentg secretary. Martha Phares- Sis g Nature Study Clubg Glee Club. Avisg Upshur County Highg black hairg sisters. Mary Lee Reger- Blondie,'5 Latin Clubg Glee Clubg Dramatic Club. Oraceg Honolulug voice. Ruth Shaeffer-- Connie g Nature Study Clubg Dramatic Clubg Glee Club. Artisticg carg Rainelleg Eleanor. Avis Shomo- Shomo g Secretary of Math. Clubg Glee Club. Tennertong vampishg brown eyesg Eula. Oleta Skinner- Leta',g Math. Clubg Ellen Richards Clubg Glee Club. Carg class ringsg specs. Nina Lloyd- jim g Latin Club. Despositiong Dotg sisters. Maxine Talbott- Max 5 Latin Clubg Glee Club. Dancerg dignifiedg drug storeg Rosemary. John Arnold- Susie g Nature Study Clubg Glee Clubg Class Basketball. League instituteg tennisg absent-minded. Earnest Baxa- Ernie g Math. Clubg Class Basketball. Newspaperg Englishg bicycle. james Bryant- Tucky g Nature Study Clubg Basketball 'jgog Football 329. Athleticsg Meade Streetg Possieg blue eyesg slack and jean . Ellis Corley- Alice',g Know-Your-State Clubg Bandg Class Basketball. Five and teng athleticsg South end. Scott Cutlip-- Scotti,'g Commercial Club. Oldsmobileg playsg Talbott's Drug Store. jackson Anderson- Jack g Know-Your-State Clubg frecklesg Cliffordg specsg studious. James Dean-Hjockeyvg Commercial Clubg Class Basketball. Cuteg mischievousg good sportg Dannie. Daniel Farnsworth- Danny 5 Math. Clubg Class Basketball. Curly hairg athleticsg carg personalityg tall. ' Kieth Shaw- Aw Pshawng Secretary of Sophomore Classg Hi-Yg President of Math. Clubg Basketball '30g Football ,29. Good sportg studious. , john Stockert-Ulrishvg Nature Study Clubg Sophomore Treasurerg Class Basketball. Woman haterg mischievousg baskctballg Buick. Henry Otis Talbott-- Hot,'g Math. Clubg Class Basketball. Graftong cutsg Orace. Eleanor Cookman-Latin Club Secretaryg Dramatic Clubg Glee Club. Page forty-swan 'Reta Hollen- Red g Glee Clubg Nature Study Club. Red hairg Latina El , good-natured. Loreen Curtis-Athleticg sister. Matty Frances Humphries-Curly hair, notes 3 Margurite. Virginia Lewis-Cary black hairg Dora. Dork Mooreg--Virginiag red hairg athletic. ' Rose Pollice--Juneg curly liairg little. Oleta Post-Dignifiedg Dorseyg Blondie 5 board of education. if List of Sophomore: W lzo Do Not Have Picture: RETA Simmons Rows BENNETT ELBERT CUTRIGHT Emu. MARTIN CLIFFORD SUMMEM in T his Rhododendron ,gsm CECIL Tx-:omits WILL-IAM ,f WARNER LE ELLEH Bxowrx ELoisE CANIEIELD LonEEN CURTIS MARY Fnmcrs HUMPmuEs Vmcmm LEWIS Donut Moons Rose PoLLIcE. OLETA Pos'r JUNE RAnAnAUqH HELEN WESTFALL FRANK LAMB Russm. NEELY SHEMDAN RICHARDS RETA Simons Page forty ugh! A altivities 1 ixxx 7535. 7 X 551 f x F291 3 The Rhododendron tv ' ::': o ' Page furry-uiue ff' 'PHA-ii ,W far, WM X P123 The Rhododendfron Q -1 I' K ,:..:- ' ,Q , x - , ,. 1, -, gv . ' Q .iw -4' 1 . . 5. - 4 , . Q. i if fe 1 . , Es -sc.: 'Q ' . 'L-, 1 vi i V ,, 4, 1- ,. '-- .5-1.3 -.15 'fi' ...I . AE, X w - 00, , E ... . , , ..-Y,, .4,-1, .Y Q Y D 5 ' ' 4. I I I 4, ,J I 2 , - 4 If 3 Page fifty s 'f 1 fa ,4 3n,w,,...,. . R, , Xxx -Q.-All , f- -- The Rhododendron L. -- ' ff' ZVuture Study Club CGQA The object of the Nature Study Club is to understand, enjoy and love nature. ACTIVITIFS AND PROGRAM MATERIAL A Nature hikes were made to hills where formations, erosion, weathering, color, skyline, and types of rocks were observed. Birds of the snow, feathered pioneers, spring song- ssers, and the h'h tide of bird life were each noticed on nature's calendar by observation and exhibition pictures. Life history of butterflies and moths were studied by actual development of each stage in school. Insect collections were made and preservedg insects as actors were demonstrated by live specimens performing special feats at club meeting. Wonders of the microscope discovered through the use of bacteria slides, protozoa, molds, leaf tissues, feathers, insect wings and feet. Biological words acted as charadesg one act nature plays producedg assembly program given. Comparative anatomy of frogs, starfish, dog fish, perch, and reptiles demonstrated by examination and dissection of preserved specimens. Identification of trees and wild flowers studied. Personal experiences with wild animals and their habits related. On nature hikes material was collected and preserved for permanent 'exhibition purposes. , OFFICERS HIcI.I-:N MCWIICJR'I'I'IR .... ..,...... ......... C I1 ief Natumlirt WII.I.ARD PHII.I,IPs ...... . . .Recording Narurulirr , GI.I+:NN HAR'I'MAN ..... ....,.,.. K eeper of Bee: Rom-:R'I' CoYNIf:R. , . . . . ....., Firft Nature Smut -- GFORGI-3 HOYIIMAN KIOIIN ARNoI.IJ AI.IsI:R'I' CRANE MABIIII. LIN'roN CI.IIvIfoRIx St'M1vIIcRs .IoHN S'I'ocIcIsRT ..... Semuf! Nature Smut ' Bl-ITII DARNALI. ....... Sponsor MFMBFRS PAUL POUNDSTONE ADITII DI-:ANs RETA HOLI,PIN DORA MCJORE MARTHA PHARES THOMAS LOTHE STocKI-:RT BEULAH EDMONDS JAMES BRYANT FRANK LAMB ROLFI: BENNETT HI-QLHN WES'FFAI.I, Rose POLLICE LOREIQN CURTIS VIRGINIA LEWIS JOHN PAUL MURRAY JUNE RADABAUGH Page fifty-one ,f,fff' ff fl ggi,-xHg+' .,',,: Lf, I he Rlmdorlelzdrnn . Q- ' , 5 - V :1:LfL:'::1-:i'Jrr1 --1 :'+ ' el 4- ' ,, W, M. W. , Farnsworth Accept: ' Clan Pggon Office Bucklrannorg Schools Purchase' Eleven New Pictures in Color With Proceeds ofArt Exhibit Hi-Y Boys Mating!! md s W 'm-nm:-mg man ww r w v .4 - A Wegtari and Buckizannon mmm ,ev 1- mmm I 1 N , H , ,v QmffM.,Qg.p.em I V Wall Play a Wins s Wfzu on Kxhihx! Here V On the f AiE 51WfE!E5 in REVUF Mrs. T. W. Haught Tails Pupils of Art Seen in Europe I iffnnfidd and Young Hold Joint Captainey !,...... 1 allege Thin Q. nad?-QQ. Else Tum nm Pu-we . mya Q uname cs.-M. ' fliaxa, Rage-ri Hwvfi' i and Two i-:ffrdxfnu 5 Securu ik-a funds 1 . W Seniors Ehtartain With Dffmer Party ' Letter Men, Manage, and the Cheer Lender, Receive Fvdbtll 'B Idtiff' jiffy-ffm rm med. Waxlusn Dux. BH! HHN!! Birgxvral f umm: Dwer Ben' Rani-S01 til' x , X 2 xv - as f E55 M 5 ixx xx fw x If The hodode nd'ro'n Qiig? by SCHGOL LIFE f-x.m..r.fa 1.aqmks,f by fn. .1...a.m, Qf Buckhannon f1...m.f me mm: ,rm Member of bmmd Hugh School Puma of Wea: Virgxnin M S,W.14,aM mme. my sa. ma, .L s1..fk1.m4m, xv. vi.. mag, me Am on Mmh -U r ww 4 nn. uukxmmnw mmm The STAFF iwriilm , ' and ff vp, Rwudw Chxrlwx Kali-inn '91 Q.. -bg. ,N K K . ,f -3, Page fifty-Ihrfe 1 f ff 6' fi The Rhododendfron EX I0 Ye:- , .- Sf Wx' 5: -, , ,, ,, ,..-. W , , W 1, - . - mf -,K ,- 5, 1 ,9 . ' f'!' if 1, 21 , A Q Erich.-1 - ff L: . VJIQ7E ::...v lS7.-X ,, Qi ,,:',f--1: - 27 1 -Q ,A , , 1 A W, ,, Q, , X, ' A '5 Page fifty-four I NMA., .,, . ., J., HI ,f I ,L .. Pak, . . 4 . ww- .. 4 R , Q aw-H r The Rhododendron I 4 I--A -Q A-f ' T Ye fllerrze ECommerce ,Club ' . R . . .- President .......... . . . . WILLIAM HARPER . Vice President. . . . ., .......... l.MARGARET DEAN Seeretary .... '. . . . MARGARET HELEN WATSoN'5 E Tfemufer. . . . .I WILLIE ANNE WILSON' - ' QFD I MEMBERSHIP ELEANOR CHAMP WILLIAM HARPER- SCOTT CUTLIP KIDD LOCKKRD 4 MARGARET DEAN - SUSAN M-AYo ', v ROSEMARY HARNE MARY FRANCES OLDAKER E CAROLYN PRIESTEQZD . LEWIS REITZ ' ELAINE SEx'roN MAURICE TENNEY E CELIA KATHERINE WARD ' MARGARET HELEN WATSON WILLIE ANNE WILSON D Q15 Club'Sponsor: MISS MAORTON Womb A MARY ELLEN YOUNG K A'jAMEs DEAN ', ' ELMIA S566-KEY R CLYDE Pds'r A. Mo'r'ro:' The gielzteuxinexsdofglife is toibe to do and to wiQlIoQ,'f .A -I 'FLowER: Lilac ' COLORS: Lavender and 15 - -' ' 2 I' L5i',f,R' Q Page fiffy-fm , PQ, v I I N211 , 5 I Q , fr L I -,. gg . 490 g. .W ,5'4 if: ,k gg: .. T. ' ,FX ,R I- . J.. '-A , M. 4 ax., ' '1 Fr, 'i A I sc? F iii If , 3 V 1. 0 ,H dew: gf? :fr Q' . ,gg Q: fe S Y 91 I I . 'bl .5 . r S EI 5.-. I5 1-? in F' A I K' X.: A 4 H 4 .1 A KK I 1 - . 5 4 .1 . I Q ,., gf' 517 I I 1 '?lP z:f'R'HI i'wj-.ff-I - Q- ' , . , , L , KI-Y S19-of 5 K fff.'43'?gJ4a4v-.2-. 1-1 2'.w'X,' -. ' 2 A, i?fZ':,, .1 .I ,. . - ,.. ' ,,ff'1Z'a,Q' . I '-11- 2 I f-.mm.ime....sM.aIIMn.bImmAb14,QQaf-.,-1 ...G.v.mf,..:E..', - - ' Fi , ,-13: I 1 wg? , , f af' Tl f H1 l 1, 1, LL LU! or uu mn, QQQI V g3 - : - -T --- , w 4 ,f FE' ,- lizlgz fifiy-Aix 1 J 1 ' i gfe ' O z The Rhododendron u -sf- D . The Ufall Sireetem' I A group of students met and organized the 'KWal1 Streeters Clubn, under the spon- sorship of Mr. Ward. Only those taking, or those that had taken bookkeeping, were ad- mitted in the club. OFFICERS President ........,. ......... .,.. R U T11 GAWTIiROP Vice Prefideiit. . . .....,... HOWARD HINRR Seerefary .,...... .....,.. H AZ121, LANDREYVS Treaxurer .i., . . .GICNICVA N1-:sm'r'r FLOWVERI COLORS! IfVilff Columbine Ref! and Black ANDREYVS, HAZEI, BAXA, CLIFFORD CAR'I'RIGIi'l', MAR'I'IiA Mo'r'rO: ' Be too big to be litllev Mafeot RUDY WARD MEMBERS DILLINGIAIR, JOE FITZWAT1-:R, JOHN HAXVKINS, LOWELL ERVIN, CLYDE CAS'FO, LOVA DFIANS, JAMES ERVIN, BAZII. GAVVTHROP, RUTH HIN1-:R, HOWARD MCDONAI,IJ, MARGUERITE Mn.1,1-:R, DLYRWVOOD NESI3l'l I', GENEVA S1MONs, RETA MUNDY, EDGAR NEsm'rT, RUssE1,1, The peppy Wall Strecters Club was thrilling, exciting, interesting, snappy, debating and laughing. It was a pleasure to attend the meetings of this club. Therefore, evervane WHS PICSCIII. Page fifty-se-:wen i 2 Leg on I fx X ! r Y J J -,. U' k 2?-f14i5ii'Si'i 1, 4 ,ii i, Q,,w, fl -1 an-ti ff' ' f jg- . 1 he IfllflllfillclIdI'U7l, EETICWQ Page fjffjufighf , WH V ' tl ,ri 2 fr-fy' 1. 'f?v z1,,z ' FN S XXX :Q 14 H The Rhododendron - ::' my - f Q, ee Cerele Fl'd776'dlif MoTTo: Tom bien nu rien Le Cercle Francais was organiztd by the students of Buckhannon 'High School to create a greater interest in conversational French and to study French customs, art and literature. First and second year French students are eligible for membership in the club. I1 COLORS: Green and Wlzife FLOWER: White Liffy Allons enfants de la patriel Le jour de gloire cst arrive. Contre nous de la tyrannie Llentendard sanglant est leve Entendez-vous dans la camjagne Mugir ces feroces soldats? Ils viennent jusque dan nos bras Egorger nos fils nos Campanions. Aux armes citoyensl Fortnez-vous battallionsl Marchons! Marchonsl Qu'un song impur a breuve nos sillonsl OFFICERS refident .......... ..,...,... L OLA BAK.-X Vine Prerirlerzl. . . , . . ..... MIIADRED CAs1'o Serrerary ..... ,.....,.... R UTH HAMRICK Treasurer. . , . , . .MAY'FON ZICKEFOOSE Spomor ..,. .,.. M Iss Ross MEMBERS MARY B1-:TTY KELLY HELEN HALL NELL JANE Moss SHERMAN Wr:s'r VERA Lowe lVIAD1-:LINE MCx7ANFY' ELSIE SIMPSON RUSSELL NEELY EUGENE S'r1swAR'r V OLIVE REPPERT sIos1cPH DLDAKIQR , A MlI.IDRED BJ-:LL ' Page ftyrnine Q - -mlrkbfv wwf' - QQ' 7 1' ,QQ The Rlmdndend mn, Q l T,,- Mx '1 7? 4--fl mf! K Y Y - -1----Q s ,. 4 S+ QA DOWSW' QSCBPQ SF Iv K' ' t' - amiga b ' 9 A mfr W .QQ 'D ,- '58 'QW 5124, SMF WY' 5 fy Swv Ki, '36, f ilk, ww? Y fi' .QE t A Sing 'naw V Bw nd u mv I We be Maw Mlnadwcndl mmf!! IHWQ- Img t I Jfoum TL L w 'f me 5900 NWS Owners of 04,9 ev. fiv- OQ0' .L Qfmn JA fl fkmgzwaff ' gamma 'QW Sy 4? V ,Mg ,jyofw 1 . ..:. if Tm Www? it M UZ , -1 QWPW Newer Sywgkb fpurmsfmr lizxqe .fixfy Snvwwzj qw M' M2406 JE? . ff ix I in Nt ii 'ax X xx -Zun- The Rhododendron i A - 25-Q , 0 -- XS g Sembr Science Club llhlftofy 333 The Senior Science Club had its origin along with the recently organized clubs of the high school. The purpose is to promote science, to bring those interested in its pursuit into a closer and better contact with each other, and to aid its members to make a more detailed study of science than could be made in the class room. The club was sponsored by Mr. Moats. The charter members were: james Brewer, Wentz Fordyce, Laurence Post, Zaner Post, Charles Pugh, Dennis Ward, Francis Lewis, Victor Gillespie, Charles Ward, Dorsey Zizkefoose, Mary Morgan Herndon, Mary Louise Read, Edith Radabaugh, Russel Nesbitt, Bryant Moore, junior Hartman, Edgar Mundy, James Young, Edward Coyner, Burl Mick, Yale Canfield, Frank Lamb, Carl Lamb, Harry Fallen and George Clark. The following officers were elected: President, james Brewer, Vice President, Wentz Fordyce, Secretary and Treasurer, Laurence Post. Although there was not sufficient time to prove the strength of the club, a chemical vaudeville which was presented in assembly marked the talent of the members. The graduation of the Class of 729 left but a few members. However, the incoming classes filled the club to the appointed membership. The new members were: Jennings Andrews, Bernard Bailey, Paul Brooks, ,Howard Bryant, Eloise Canfield, Robert Foster, Frank Fultineer, Howard Gochenour, Charles Green, Mark Haymond, Hazel Lamb, David Latham, Ray Moore, Sheridan Richards, Glenn Tharp, Holt Varner, john Waugh, Charles White, Orace Young, Patton Young and Bernice Cline. ' We began the year 1930 by adding social affairs to our club routine. Hallowe'en initiation party featured our second meeting. There we elected our new officers. Frank Fultineer was elected president, Bryant Moore, vice president, and Mary Louise Read, secretary and treasurer. Again, we presented an assembly program in which two original plays were given. The club has discussed plans for excursions to nearby towns for the purpose of studying science in industry. The club stands for school spirit, true service, and a better knowledge of the purpose of science. , Page rixty-one 107 ' J if , + 'ff-' ,, V ' I he Rhododendrmz X- 4 W W K NOW-YOU R-STATIC CLU B IIJAQI' .xixfx I U 4 -f i 'Y X ., . xx PQ V. xx,.R . 'Q -M 1 A s if wg 1 1 , ' 1 C ' 1- X , fi 1, Y ti ' ' i it 7 5, iq ef ,g. f,31 - -,,t--, . , W , Q - , ,,, ,:,r:3M,4 M Y ,,, , V U41 ,ft-Q -4 ' t ka ss ' Qs Q-fthe' The Rhododendron H u fx x X . X 5 , X ,V . 0 , X 1 A. p 11 yi Know-Y0ur5Smtet Club .' .- 4, , , .v Y: ,, The Know-Your-State'C1ub was nrganiied to create a desire' in the students tovuunder- stand better their o'wn stattef The activities of the club consist of an' intense study' of the llstory of West Virginia, its products, factories, scenery and institutions. D Qfa QFFICERS sl 4' ' J Premlent ....,.... . .' ......, . . .Enrrn Riiuklsnttci-:QL ' Vice President. . .......... Esirus' Yopncs T ig ' Secretary ..,... . . .FRANCES TRUSSLER F in A ' P Treasurer. . . . . .NlNA' MEARNs QJVE I MEMBERS JACKSON ANDERSON' Howkmb BEENi Q ELLIS' CORILEY V' ELB1-:RT VCUTRIGHT MABEL DENNisoN ' KEKMIT .FARLEYY -VIOLA Hass MABEL 'HOFFMAN EDNA' GRACE' NEEF4 OLETA Pos'r VELMAR RAMSEY MhRGdERITE SxMoNs RUTH SIMONS V DELMA THARIQE HELEN VARNiER NQELLIE. WAUEAMAN JACK Winntxit - Knob: Wmtnnn . f W 'lf , U, . is Page sixty thee ,W s we t . Y. s. , s .. x , 4 . of F ,X - .. V . .. s 4 . Y . is .. 'L in I .. . 'AE . , ' N T . 2 ,. , . V .V , . 4 .v ., .4 .Qifi-tm ' X eggs. I ,z.1 zf,,mt::57- H f f :. , .2 LW., ' i , , 4 , ' js 1.55'2'g7'?1gg1g ' 1 f' ef -- -'M - at-su -we-.f'. t., tra f t 1304 ft . 'tt v if ' w .st ty ft, ' g-.gm f K ' Y' .- - J -A . .-api , ff' f- f' A x -fi -1-3, 0, gf? . zff Hfii? L' .,,,. The Rlmdurlczzflrou , :'gff gigg-4 X, 5 ff : H ,Q 1 ff 1 X fx - ,, 1 ' 'Q.f- X ,. xg- x , l W 4 , 1 oy xml E N .in .mb K I ,Ji,.,..-,,.,,. LQ, Nou' Thvs Dawn is Ere-:1kif1Q4,,..,mM w -'ln mm d'Amuf.x nggns by s QHRNTHPQIKR OWU!!- Ef1jw:xg.,i,JLJ I5 3 'uni if wr- f lizkgr .xixly-fun' 'W The Rhododendron Gzily Glee F , ' q- SRX Zur, . ,, ,Q ,- A A - . 'N - - UCSF swf? .N - 5.4 f ff 'fi' . Q l f ieijii ff P Club . , .BARTLETT L. LYONS Direutor. . . OFFICERS Prexiflent ...,...... ,...,..... Vire Pre.rif1'e11f. . . S efremry ,,.... .,,,., Treafzmzr .... . .MILDRED Pizzzzixf, . , . , . ,,..., . .LOLA MEMBERS ELEANORE COOKMAN JUANITA FURBEE RISTA HOLLEN ISLlZABl'I'I'H FLANAGAN VERA LOWE RUTH SHAEEER MARIIUIQRITE SIMONS HELEN EYARNER MARCARI'I'l' HI41l,1iN WATSON MARY ELLEN YOUNG MAISIAII. HCDITIFMAN MARAI.ICI'1 Rl-ICER RDITII MARIIAI GRI-:EN TIlI'll.MA MCNI-:MAR ADITII DIIIANS l'rz.vi1leut .,........ Vire Presiflerzl. . . ' Serretary .,,.... Treafurer . . . THOMAS S'I'0CKlCR'I', JR. WIIIIIARD BAXA JOIIN ARNOLD JUNIOR HARTMAN MARtDARl4I'l' D1'IAN ROSEMARY HARNE AUGUSTA HYRI-3 PAULINE LI.OYD Nl-1141. JAN!-I MOSS AVIS SIIOMO Hl'II,kIN S'I'OIfIPI-:L LAURA JEAN WA'l'SON ESTIE YOUNI: OI.PY'l'A SKINNER SUSAN MAYO MAR'I'IiA PHARI-:S EVA JANE WALSH LEELLEN BROYVN MARIANNA CLARIE RERNICE CLINE me B915 Gfee Cfub OFFICERS MEMBERS JAMES DPYANS EARL MARTIN GII.E'I 1'E BERRY ROBERT REOER , ....,... LOLA BAXA , . . . , ,. FREDA HARRIS MlI,DRED CASTO CARTRIGHT BAXA WILMA DEAN HEI,EN HAI,I, RUTH HAMRICK ' MARY EI.IzAEETH KELLEY BEATRICE MCCAUI.EY ELMA SHOCKEY RUTH SIMONS NPlI.I.lPT WAUOAMAN WII,I,IE ANNE WILSON EVIZLYN WARD RUTH ANDREWS HPfI,1EN MCWIiORTER VIRGINIA WISE FARNSWORTH FERN MCCl.lN'FlC AUDREY KELBAUOII . CORVVIN RI-IPIID ....,......,.CLAY POST . . . , . .BRYANT MOORE . . .CLYDE ERVIN HOWARD GOCHENOUR FRANK KARICKHOFF DORSEY ZICREEOOSE JOSEPH OLDAKER Page sixty -five -, X 4, ffif JT-' 2+ ,,m l fs 'fliffff , !IQ ,5, g ,N - l'h e Rlmflorlclzdmiz '. ,f,, , i, lhxgr lxfx fr ,V--IH'-I: Aff- .14 A I- -4 -PIR II ,, . .,: gf' - J A f- -- J , The Rhododendron f fgfla 5?-H ui ' 31' X S :x The Band PROE. B. L. LYONS . . . . . ,Direffor WAYNE RECER HAROI.D Fulxrz JAMES DEANs HARLEY BARNI-:TT EDITH MARII-I GREEN ADITH D1-:ANS VIRGINIA HYRE RLVA MARKS LOU MARTIN PAUL REXROAD DAVID CASTO TIIELMA TIIARPF IQRNEST STOFEEL JIMMY HERNDON JAMES GLADWELL EVA JANE WALSH MILDRED CASTO CARL MARTIN JAMES ASHWORTH KA'THRYN MARTIN ALLENE LINSEY IDA MAE GLADWELL LOLA BAXA PAULINE BAXA HARRY HOITFMAN MARTHA CARTRIIIHT NEII, FARNSVVORTH LOIS REED MARGLIRITF MCDONAI.D VERL REGER MABEI, CASTO Y7HRA LOWE EDGAR PRINF ELOISE CANFIPiI.D FRANCIS RAY MYERs JUNIOR HAR'FMAN ALLEN CORLEY CLARA BOYLES HELEN STOI-'FEL ELLIS CORLEY JAMEs SCHRECENCOST CLYDE ERVIN MARTHELLA ARNETT FERN STARCH FR LEELLEN BROXVN Page Jiffy se fan g ,J f,,, fffff? ,Y Phe Hlwclrfdczzdrmz QLXQ 0' fa 1357 , 'mmm ' f ff f ,G :-.0 :M ff Q if x X 1 f, Nb IZ X 292 E930 ligqr Jiffy'-! iKQhf ---ll-.5 ,X ,..., . rx . it Y N XM -Www' , The Rhododendron 2 ' 'ZF-6 Bucklzannon If-Y Club I 1'eride11t ,.,.,.,.... Vice Preridezzl .... Sevretary .,.,. Tnzarurer .,,. MR. CASPPIR KRAUs ROBERT Fos'rER WII,l,ARD BAXA WII.I.IAM HARPFIR DAVID LA'I'IIAIvI CLAY Pos'I' OFFICERS Spomon M R. Ross BONAR MEMBERS CORWIN REED CLYDE ERVIN -IDIIN WAUGII YALE CANEIELD JACK WIIIBUR CHARLES WIIITE FRANK FULTINEER BRYANT MOORE RAY MooRE HOYVARD BRYANT KEITH SHAW KENNETH STANLEY LEWIS REITZ ' . . . . WII,I,lAM HARPER . , . ,RoIxER'I' FOSTER . . . , .CLYDE ERVIN CORWIN REED MR. PEKCY Ross BERNARD BAILEY MARK HAYIvIoND JENNINc:s ANDREWS GEoRc:E HOYLMAN ERNEST BAXA The second year of existence for the Buckhannon Hi-Y Club proved to bc a very successful one. Among other projects of the club were the printing and distributing of programs for athletic events, conducting a campaign for the selection of a school mascot, and sending delegates to the state convention at Wheeling. The major activity of the club was the presentation of the second annual Hi-Y minstrelg a part of the proceeds were given to the athletic department. The club attributes much of its success to the active leader- ship of Mr. Kraus. The purpose of the organization is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian characterf' To further this end, the club enjoys an active, social and intellectual program. All members of this organization must subscribe to the Hi-Y slogan: Clean living, clean athletics and clean scholarship. Page Jixfy-nine -T iv - he 1 yi: .gem U ' 4'444- swf 4444 4 ' ,1 1 ,,.f-T., jw-iiiw, T'f A ' 'ir r Q 7g5j:::,if:f.LTI. '4'1 - ,-.4 --V-T' - -.4-R-F 4 . T .A ff. f ,, FA 1 -kvfgii-Z4 ...fm , 'gwxl 34 A B X4-,M . , .wx I. 4,1 .M .1 f- ,Q ,573 .igx 5.1, .2 4 All A J h A f 5. ,3 ',,..'y:.-4 ni -wg., ' fr' ,:..f, ....-L-.ps A- .,,Q.'f:.13f1t m'9,A'4.' '1 f' ' ' ' ' T -1 A -,,ff..', 1 .-A p .i,,1-,3-33.17,-.A,l,l fi!-v5..ff.f.gIT-Ti4.,4,If 2,5-fzrgx,-: -.3 , ' Y. A 3 ya., 5A,-,A.g...,q5,,K,yx,.4..f,x a . , A I . . I ,, , . , A 5 h . -' 1 3 9 'F'.l X 4A'4A.,f12'1 4 J 1. ,rx -:HW Ju f: -, ' .' . A N '-' . ' T:i,.,.Z1' 'AQ -fxzl' ..g ' . .' 4- - ' .fe f, A A - , . V . Z? 09 I IS n 'S s ve I The -Rhododendron Ellen Rztlzards Club l OFFICERS Advixor-Miss RUTH ZICKEFOOSE, Department of Home Economics Prmdem ......... . . .Mlnmuzn CASTO Vue President. . . .............. VERA Lows Secretary ....... A. .... MARTHA CAR'rR1cH-r Treasurer. . . . . .Doxssu S1-loclrsv GJ? MEMBERS ELolsE CANFxELn MARTHA CARTRIGHT MILDRED CASTO ELEANOR CHAMP ADITH DEAFS BEULAH Emaoma LENA FOSTER PHYLLxs HASKINS AUGUSTA HYRE JESSIE KAUTZ VERA Lowa FERN -MCCLINTIC CHLOTILE Mums MARY FRANCES OLDAKER JUNE RADABAUGH Ouvz REPPERT ELMA SHocKEY DOREEN Suocxsv OIQETA SKINNER H'ELEN S'roFFEL DELMA THARPE EVELYN f WARD VIRGINIA WOLFE v -.4 ? ,N . , 'L mc' . - ..: A-1 xx fl f., L.-1.5 ,Vg 5:79 'i . 5' 5 'Z E FI F ,Q ggwgvwvw rf ,: F'f f ' -f A -' fs M?f1'I'r'f'f f'er1s'1 .ln , rr K af. ixcx 16,33 The Rhododendron -:ff I A g ' V-ff '-15-...Ll 'Fi N' ' Tfze Bucihannofz High Scfzool Ildazoematics Club IQEITH SHAWV Avis SHOMO .ERNEST BAXA BLANCH TIKARPE LEONA BALLAH CECIL TIi0MAS LILLIAN FOGEI. IMIENRY TALBOT'T LE ELLEN BROVVN cjI.E'l'A SRINNER OI.lV'E WOI,VERLTON HELEN STOFFI-ll. BEULAH RI'I I'ER VIRGINl.'X WOLFE DOREEN SHOCKEY HILTON WE51'FALL FREIJA MORRISON DANIEL FARNsWOR'rH MARY HUMPHREY ELLSWORTH RESSECDCEER HAZEL E. REEI, FRANK KARRICKHOFF ORVAL MCCAULEY COLOR: Silver ami Row FLOWER: Wild Roxe Morro: Dig The Mathematics Club was organized early in this school year for the purpose of promoting a deeper interest in Mathematics. Much credit is due Miss Olive Wolverton, who has given the organization the best of her efforts throughout the year. We feel that the club has been a success this year, and We are hoping that a still bigger and better pro- gram may be carried out in the future. May the club live and grow, continuing to be an asset to Buckhannon High. The officers are: H Prerirlent ..,..,,... .....,,....... K EITH SHAW Vice Prexident. . . , . . FRANK KARRICKHOFF Secretary ...... .....,..... A vis SHOMO Trearurer, . . . . ,ORVAL MCCAULEY Page seventy-one 1 U 1 VV vi 1 13, , X . .. 7 I 2- w R 4 vw! A V A , ' ,YI 'I ..' B I Ill ! ml ll' Le!! , Q ,. a Afcf f fe . ws , fy.- I I Siirvxcgb ' ,S A A , . - . 7. WU Q The Rhododendron LG' I '13 ,W S Wg. 'i' l , 'P ' 'If' 'Lin 'F Club Ylzrectory LATIN CLUB President ,....... ELIZABETH FLANAGAN Vice President ......... STEWART FELTS Secretary ..... E . . .ELEANOR COOKMAN Treasurer . . . ....... DAISY BERRY ,. - NATURE STUDY CLUB Chief Naturalist. . .HELEN MGWHORTER Recording Naturalist, .WILLARD PHILLIPS Keeper of Bees ....... GLENN HARTMAN First Nature Scout ...... ROBERT COYNER Second Nature Scout .... .IoHN STOCKERT Sponsor ........,...,. BETH DARNALL SCHOOL LIFE STAFF Managing Editor .... WRETHA PETERSON News Editor ......,. MILDRED REPPERT Copy Reader ....... MATHILDE LEONARD Sports Editors ........ CHARLES WHITE, KEITH SHAW Proof Reader ......... PATTY COLEMPAN Business Manager ...... WILLARD BAxA Asst. Business Mgr. --WILLIAM HARPER Junior Reporters. . .JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Senior Reporters SENIOR REPORTERS CLUB COMMERCIAL CLUB President ........... WILLIAM HARPER Vice President. . 4. . ,. .MARGARET DEAN Secretary .... MARGARET HELEN WATSON Treasurer ...,.... WILLIE ANNE WILSON WALL STREETERS CLUB President ....... E .... RUTH GAWTI-IRoP Vice President ,........ HOWARD HINER Slbggary ....... .... H AZEL ANDREWS Treasurer ...... . . . GENEVA NESBITT W SCIENCE CLUB President .......... FRANK FULTINEER Vice President .......... BRYANT MOORE Sevretary-Tredifrer. . .MARY LOUISE READ ' 45-, aff Page sqzenty-two gxfw, . GJD FRENCH CLUB President ...,......,....., LOLA BAXA Vice President ......... MILDRED CASTO Secretary ..........,.. RUTH HAMRICK Treasurer ........ MAYTON ZIcIcEEoosE Sponsor ..........,.I...... Mlss Ross KNOW-YOUR-STATE CLUB President ........... EDITH RADABAUGH Vice President ........... ESTIE YoUNG Secretary ..,...... FRANCES TRUSSLER Treasurer ........,...,. NINA MEARNS GIRLS GLEE CLUB President ................. LOLA BAXA Vice President .,.. ' 4,.... FREDA HARRIS Secretary ..... ' ........ MILDRED CASTO Treasurer . . . ..... MARTHA CARTRIGHT Pianist .... ............... L oLA BAxA BOYS GLEE CLUB President .......,...,.. CORWVIN REED Vice President .... ....... C LAY PosT Secretary ,..,.. .... B RYANT MOORE Treasurer ..,.....,..... CLYDE ERVIN HI-Y CLUB President .......,... WILLIAM HARPER Vice President .... . . . ROBERT FOSTER Secretary .,... . . ...CLYDE ERVIN Treasurer .............. CORWIN REED ELLEN RICHARDS CLUB President ....,....... MILDRED CASTO Vice President ...........,. VERA LowE Secretary ' .......,. MARTHA CARTRIGHT Treasurer ........... DOREEN SHocxEY MATH CLUB President ............... KEITH SHAW Vice President ..... FRANK KARRICKHOFF Secretary ..,,............ AVIS SHoIvIo Treasurer .. .... ORVAL MCCAULEY . ,gay 2, J' if 2 ' - , ' , I I , ,TI A , - , .' . ' . L. ' I ' . - ' . ' Q . - . . 1 ' . ,, V. :3. 'f1 -- -A f A V M' -- , ., . , A ' I- - - Qf1'aAI'2?f' . A I,-As -1' 'S ' 5z.f3,.. '- s - ' , f .-H s' ' 4.5 4 I etics XX YYQL O 4553-33 6' 'D 'S Z' Cb 2' L :- 'N :N Nr Q. Ct : :L NS C :p .3, f- ' llrlylill ' I' M' ,ffl of fy ' Z Qhfffy, ' W' , T. 09? T' if x ' . 574' 1. -- 3- vi 1. ,f ' QV M , U ' aw 2-vim L rw: M we ul ,.44uua H JL w SQUAD LL X, BA FOOT SCHOOL 'NON HIGH n. THIS BUCKHAIN 'Ti 'A CN vu '-x N Q m -P. N 'e I -x 6- Y fu vu K' 1 , Z f 15 E.-:LE-eva 1:-f A Qiswi A QQ , 1,1 A 1- es ffff ,M ? is -4'-4' 22-' ' gji-,M The Rhododendron . 1 x K ir e-. J CAP'l'AlN Rom-:RT Rhona BRYANT MO0Rl-I 19- .sF ootball--s2o CQBQA No, in games lost and won, the season Was not 11 success. That is apparent, out there is a reason. When Coach C. C. Kraus gave the call for football practice in the fall there were but three letter men from last year's squad left. The other fifteen had gone out via graduation. This was a staggering loss. About fifty boys in all answered the practice call, but this number rapidly narrowed down to thirty when the rough stuffw began. ln this grcup there Was not a single back- field man of experience, and only six linemen who had ever been in a game. So it is not surprising that the season stood--seven lost and one won. But the season was a true school of football for the boys. With thirteen lettermen around which to forge a team next year the outlook is not so hard. This year's team lacked in both experience and Weight. Next year's team will have gained in experience, and it is to be hoped in weight also. At the opening of the season the starting line-up starcely weighed 136 pounds. Nineteen players and the student manager earned letters this year. Of these, six will be lost by graduation, ten are juniors and three sophomores. Of the thirteen re- maining, six are linemen and seven are backs. Page seventy-fozzr 'I ii 1 tv t XX X 444- - X SWX K .V 5,1 N 466 .of Alas x N H I f ij x '73, fx, M fx f, F1252 R The Rhododendron f rza b H , ,fig , x 4 5 A L L . l'l1,l,swoR'ru Ricssiccscsicu CURXYIN Ricicn CLl1 l4'0RD BAXA ROBICRT RNGFR Hob , center, and one of the three regulars from last years' team, captained the squad this year. He always played a consistent game and had the distinction of being in every minute of play throughout the season. No matter how the battle was going, Captain Reger was always at his post with words of encouragement and material assistance for his team mates. CORWIN RICFD Corwin, another of the lettermen from last year's outfit, was shifted from guard to tackle. lf Buekhannon had any big men on the team this year, Corwin was the one, but he averaged less than 165 for the season. His loss to next year's team by graduation will be keenly felt. BRYANT MOORE Red was the other one of the three lettermen from last year's squa!d. He started the season at end, but due to his ability in handling the ball and hard running, was often shifted to the baekfield when the need was urgent. He, too, is a senior and the team will sustain a real loss with his graduation. Page xefezlly-five E v 1, mg 'stef I I 4 . 1, 21 It l I git if 5. jf-- V I r 1 l I-1-r-me s .gm ,:ffI'3', 1. so T... v rg: .va- T. I g. 'K in V- t 1 A l, l 1. l 9 1. s I ' 'li fs , 'wlfp l .,o, .K Zu: la? 15, If M, . I I . .o ... 1-1 9' +3 - 65.1 P, mwmwnwawmwmw f - . f If X , 'z of 2 . The Rhododendron T ' . R 354 ,AT 5--,,-T-in :iii l ': as I V e 4 - ELLSWORTH RESSEGGER Here is another Red , and the other one of the team's two big men. But like Reed he averaged only 165 for the season. With practically no experience Red started the season on the bench, but before long he was getting regular calls to the guardposition. With his graduation goes another potential football star from active service to Buck- hannon High. CLIFFORD BAXA Clif was one of the five guards to earn his letter this year. He was handicapped by his lack of experience and weight, but was a scrappy individual. He was a willing worker and gave his best at all times. Like Ressegger, his senior year was his first year at football. DURWOOD MILLER A Dur',, another inexperienced senior, started the season as regular guard, but due to a severe ankle injury was kept out of much of the play during the last half of the season. His prospects were very good up until the time of his injury. ' YALE CANFIELD Punk started the season as a prospective center, but due to his rangy make-up and adeptness as spearing passes, he was shifted to end where he played regularly throughout the remainder of the season. He is a junior and should make a mighty good end for next year. ' BROOKS MICK Brooks had some experience from last year and had no trouble in holding down one of the tackle positions. He was an even tempered player, seldom rising much above or slumping below his average. It is to be regretted that he has gone to another school and will be lost to the Buckhannon squad for his senior year. ' JOHN WAUGH Icy played his first football this year and proved his metal. He was one of the five guards to earn their letters this year. His prospects at guard or tackle next year are good. ' BERNARD BAILEY Sheriff , although small and light, had plenty of fight and hit 'em hard . He played his first football this year and shows promise of being one of the good ends for next season. , ' HOWARD BRYANT Huck , another junior, was playing his first year of football. He took a try at most all line positions, but finally ended the season playing a good game at end. He is a hard worker and adjusts himself quickly to new positions and situations. ' Page :evenly-.tix xg . r , ex, -'H-so Ts ' ' ' rjifexf ii The Rhododendron - FE-T gf gi? , V 113 ELLIS CORLEY Ellis is a sophomore and one of the light weights of the team. But what he lacked in weight and experience, he made up in punch. He has the build for a good sized boy and looks good for two more years. PATTON YOUNG Rocky played his first year of football as one of the quarterbacks. This is a difficult position on any team, but for an inexperienced quarterback on an inexperienced team the road is just like Rocky's nickname. Nevertheless, he ran the team in good fashion, and was one of the best ground gainers when he toted the ball. He, too, is a junior. n JAMES BRYANT Tucky',, only a sophomore and small, alternated at quarterback with Young. He, ton, was in his first year at football but displayed much potential ability. If he only grows a little he would make a whiz for the next two years. KENNETH STANLEY Kenneth, another Junior, was one of the few on this year's squad who had any experience at all. Last year he subbed at guard and tackle, but this year was shifted to one of the half back positions. His strong point was in running interference. ROBERT COYNER Bob came out for his first football last fall, and made a regular out of himself. At the fullback position he was a consistent ground gainer either through the line or in broken field running. He was also good on the receiving end of a pass. He, too, has a-:other year. JACK WILBUR jack, another junior, was moved from end to the backfield. Last year he played in one or two games which was the extent of his experience. However, he proved to be the hardest running and hardest hitting back of the squad. His size, however, was against him, as he barely tipped the scales at 130. CHARLES WHITE Charley , last year's student manager, decided to try his hand at the game this year. He developed rapidly and by the close of the season was playing some gvod ball. Along with his experience he has gained some weight and looks good for the backfield next year. KEITH SHAW Keith, another sophomore, is one of the real small boys on the team. For this reason he did not see much service, but shows promise of being an expert runner and ball toter. With two more years before him he should develop into one good backfield man. Page .twenty-.fewen e The R ron CLARENCE BROWN, STUDENT MANAGER i Brownie'V', serving his-'first yeinr as studennmanager, learned .to be quite efficient in painting the vbdys with mercurotzhrome ind giving out the adhesive tape and shoe strings.. He aiso proved a custodian of the equipment, and except for the few timed he got so busywith his sand lot fdotball ,activities.that he forgot to bring out thle head gearszor tackling cfumiiiy there wks no kick coming. ,Even then it was apparent that he was de- ve-lqping himself into a star for future Buckhannon teams, so thesesmall .oversights were nothingl A- I - A ' ' -- 4' ' fs J -, UF' V15 iv Page .refrmty-giglu S Z cm 33 E' EQ 95. C5 Z Q1 75 I:' NUI!! 5 I fflif ',' flfk ff , 2 s WM I !x fjxwf ggi' Hin PM N is .iii lf' IOM W3 um- fuuowqs ,, I ,Y TBALL SQUAD F BASK CKHANNON HIGH BU THF IU .. 7: N 92 U fr. E N, 2 I 2 N.. 2 m F H NVQ, 5 eel -N ee ,V -i frl' The Rhododendron to '--2 . 19-Barketball-30 The Buckhannon High School basketball season was considered successful, although in games won and lost their record was not so pleasing. Buckhannon opened the basketball season by defeating the strong alumni team 34-23. The first game away from home was with Roosevelt-Wilson, of Clarksburg, who defeated our team 17-12. The first visiting team to play Buckhannon High was East Fairmont. The Krausmen showed real strength by downing the Yellow jackets 44-20. The same week the blue and gray warriors journeyed to Phi'ippi and were defeated after a rough game, 13-19. The following week Buckhannon High played two strong - league opponents, winning the first game from Victory 25-19, but losing to the league winners of West Fairmont High 28-12. The Krausmen suffered another stinging defeat when the strong Elkins team defeated the locals, 27-16. The following week Buckhannon High showed real strength by win- ning over Victory High of Clarksburg by the score of 30-17. Elkins, later sectional champion, walloped Buckhannon at Elkins in the second game between the two schools by the lop-sided score of 36-23. After a week of rest Buckhannon High came back strong by defeating Grafton 38-16. The opening game of the three game series with Weston High provedlvery success- ful, with Buckhannon on the long end of the score of 25-ll. The following Tuesday Buckhannon bowed to the strong Washington Irving team after a hard fought battle, 32-25. The second of the three-game series with Weston proved to be a victory for Weston as shown by the score of 33-14. I After losing the first games to Philippi and Roosevelt-Wilson, the Blue and Gray team evened the count by defeating Philippi 27-24, and Roosevelt-Wilson 27-24, in the second game. In the sectional tournament, Buckhannon High defeated Sand Fork 34-6, Mill Creek 30-18, and Thomas 29-14, to reach the finals, where the strong Elkins team was again encountered. The Krausmen were overpowered and defeated by the Elkins Tigers in the finals by the count of 38-11. After the sectional tournament, Buckhannon High concluded its season of play by being defeated 49-17 by the victorious Washington Irving team of Clarksburg, later runners-up in the state tournament. Page eiglzty E 1' is Happy Days I 1 X i ENN '13 '- f . 1 -X N ,fig The Rhododendron - 2:-K ,, . if 3 Q - - .M ft is Calendar VGQXD SEPTEMBER 3. Labor Dayg school starts. Everybody happy? Well, I should say! 4. Big job of enrollment. What class are you taking? .Wh'm's going to teach bookkeeping? 5. Secretls out. Smith Ward is it. 6. Classes start for sure. Books must be b'ught. Has anyone a second-hand book? 13. Sophomores look lost in first assembly. Seniors try to ajpear dignified on front rows. 15. Mr. Brooks makes a raid on the cars which adorn the front street. Watch the cigarettes, boys! 18. Beautiful weather. By the looks of the loi ing couples in the halls, on the walks. and packed in the cars, one knows that Dan Cupid thinks this is spring. A bad mistake! 28. Library contracts leased today. Hard work begins in earnest. 30. One month of happiness and sorrow gone. OCTOBER 3. Holiday. High water. Here's to bigger and better floods. 7. When you see Milly Reppert, it's time for the gong. 9. Dr. Goodwin and his family arrive. How old are they? Are there any boys? VVhat do they look likefv These are the questions going around among the students, especially the girls. IO. Rough House is organized by some enterprising students of the high school. Large membership is enrolled. Wonderful constitution is written. 12. Mr. Brooks appears in sewing class when some one is trying on . Mr. Brooks says he approves of the dresses,'. 17. New girl arrives in school. Several boys are hurt in the rush. 24. Seniors give Columbus Day program in assembly. The feats of Columbus and Lindberg are compared. 27. Margie', Dean and Tilly Leonard welcome The Goodwinsl' to the town. NOVEMBER 3. Mr. Brooks chases Margaret Dean out of the hall. 5. No wonder Monk Tenney was late-he walked to school. lt is a doctor's pre- scription. 7. Hallowe'en-by Sophs. II. Many students disappointed-failed to find their images in the Colonial Art Exhibit. 15. Most popular club in high school disbanded by his honor, Mr. Brooks. Page eighty-one 2 lf 1, , ,f ,,.. .9xg:gr.51g,'ra f 4 L- M, ,W .f -, W give' nflf f . S,-:QQ 'I ,X VN M1755 iw.. 2 gf The Rhododendron F a. Q - . fe 'fi' 4 -3-g 'J 21. Mr. Bonar sings Star Spangled Bannern in chapel. Very much appreciated. 22. We play County High for Upshur county championship. 23. Aw! Virginia White cut library. iQSome boy was out front., 25. Dramatic Club organized. 27. We get out today for the big feed tomorrow. 28. Oh, boy! We had the biggest turkey. fEverybody.j Never ate so much since last Thanksgiving. DECEMBER 2. Everybody back in school. All start studying, 'cause Santa Claus is coming. 7. Did Helen Varner fall hard when she tried to kick Orace? ' 11. Yum! Yum! Rotarians give big feed for football boys! 13. Senior Class dinnerg Tuck appears. 20. Special assemblyg Christmas program. First issue of School Lifev. Hi Bill! Bill Bartlett sends Christmas Greetings. 21. School out for vacation. Seniors have Christmas tree. All received presents, especially Virginia White. 24. Ma, where's my stocking?,' Everyone expects Ol' Santa. 26. What did you get? 31. Fare thee well, 1929. JANUARY . 3. We won from alumni 34-23l Looks like a victorious season for old B. H. S. 6. Semester starts. Members of W's present. The W. Club is formed. Whispers heard around the hall. What's its name? How much does it weigh? How is it? Mr. Ward blushes. 1. The schoolis in a turmoil. Virginia forgot to write Fuzzy a note today. What is going to happen? 15. Margy and Helen leave their voices in Philippi. Good effect on the school. 20. Buckhannon High joins Big Ten League. Let's get that loving cup. 21. The Rhododendron Staff is chosen. Mark Haymond is editor. 23. Coley has become a regular boarder at Wilson's Beanery. We wonder why. 25. Lola Baxa again gets all A pluses. Makes us dumb ones feel bad. 28. Miss Flanagan makes plans for her May day. No queen this year. We're stepping out with a king. 30. Krausmen lick Victory for the second time this year, 30-17. 31. Clifford Baxa lets his books fall for the-. 'We1l, we forget just how many times this has happened. FEBRUARY 4. Had special assembly this morning. The Rev. Mr. Tharpe, Rev. Mr. Barlow and the Rev. Mr. Kelbaugh talked to us. Page eighty-two ' ,L .ri'i ' . rf. ' 1'r -Aff -- un as -M u 4... ww w p...-, ,-r171,..- -A A X ' f f -1 it ..-r3.1v31fss2SivLi P-rw, s T N kxxy 'IZHV1 ,. The, Rhododendron ar .. -e 'ff' 'ff T.: fs-2-S' f f f 6. Did you know Virginia White can write as fast as she can talk? Well, anyway, she won a pin in typewriting today. 7. Mr. Moats becomes Little Tin Gad by fixing the tire on Mrs. Thornhill's Q ir on their Way to Round Table Meeting. . Snookie Ward wore a weddin rin to school. Always remember it takes I 8 8 . v two to make a bar am. 8 I4-IS. William Harper, Dave Goodwin and Willard Baxa went to Huntington. They were supposed to have attended the annual high school press congress, but who knows if that was their calling or not. 20. Mr. Brooks poses for a picture. We got him that time. 25. The seniors had a popularity contest in class meeting. 26. Carl Lamb lost the wheel off his roller skate. Finder, please return. 27. Commercial Club gave a magnificent program in chapel. MARCH 1. Spring has come. The boys are fighting over each others marbles. 3. Seen on a snowy lawn was a game of fox and geese in session. Tilly, Milly, Marian, Virginia White and Margaret were the geese, Mr. Brooks was the fox. S. Goin' to l'ilkins?,' Everybody looking forward to Elkins tournament. The password in the hall is 7. Oh boy, we're going to the tourney at Elkins, sorta bad, but what do we care. 7, 8, 9. Here it is Sunday evening already, but anyway, we were runners-up in the lilkins tournament. IO. We had special assembly this morning. The joke is on Mr. Bonar and Mr. Kraus. Wonder why Mr. Bonar likes the dreamy kind of pictures, and why Mr. Kraus dodges the lights. S2 Page eiglzry-three The , 3 ,ai . 4 Y W.-M UTOGRAPHS ma ' M544 M 'f ' ', , .45 . Qe.xi! ' fl maj Wi 51- ' Q my fffwz 70,44 Abs, Q vifffnl Fisk lx I Q O n -' L . 53:51 5 4 S 14... 'vw-OJ f.. 4 u , ' Q- Pup ngbty four m?w 3 1. af5ifW ?m:zmm3 395305 5 5 302 5 5 3061 5 5 3061 5 5 305 5 5 3061 5 5 395 5 5 3051 5 55? 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BENDER I I MADGE PETERSON I I I I LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S I I MILLINERY I FURNISHINGS I I .........1-.- I SHOES A SPECIALTY I I Q-,miata E 'Someflzizzg Nea' livery Day S --.-...--.-.-..-..-..-..-..-..-..Q.,Q..-.-,.-.- ..., ....-.,-..-..-.-...--..,- I I Traders Na1ItieIn1o1I1 Bank I BUCKHANNON, WEST VIRGINIA I 2 Resources, SI,300,000.00 I YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED I 550110101011 301014 3011 if 1031 31103. 34 101034 14 gm, 333g3 ,1,,i4,30g0g0g- I I I The Ilmeepllegs I Greeery and Meat Market I I 2 Buokbamzon'J Food Shop I I gf 5 g I I Q 33 East Main Phone 276 !---.-.--..-....-...n..,....--- ........... .... 6 o .Deo 5 :sooo cage ,:, sim? 9:11 n1014si011nioj1ri1v:ojIr1o14rjcvi1v1oj1vi4rj4vi1njcri1nj4 4:14 rio: 0:0 xioiocf' uni rioifrialioioilrioinioi 10102: 1030-I An Ifxclusive Place to Buy The Woman's Wear Shop LELA HUFF BISHOP MAIN ST. TIIk1A'I'ER Blanca. BUCKHANNON 0:4111 i CLFAN I NG THAT PLFASICS ASUITS oioioioioi rioioioioioi 12011 I MADE TO FIT I I lldleall Pressing Coe S GARLAND WIEST, Pimp. We Call For and Defifer Cam. 176 I Oaptuirlityitlilbi D1010l0illi0i0i7i0i0i ogvxorneoxoxf 11wtf11u11v10CD0I01010Il' I The Soda Shop I I WHI'I'MAN'S FINIQ CANDIIIS I I soms, PURE ICF CREAM I 11 vioioioioioinc-0:0 do v 1:-nina-9 cpe if 10101 111: 3 1 in 10104 COMPLIMFNTS OF Buckhannon Milling Company TALBOTT DRUG CO. .,.,,.....,..-.-.,.....,-.-,-.,...-.,-.I. The Malgie Servant vinzozoioioioif it 101011 it :I FICW HOMES here are without the ser- vices of the most modern servant, the silent slave that works for a few cents a day, bringing light and cheer into dwellings that once were drab and cheerless, and relieving thousands of back-breaking drudgery in many forms. This servant, summoned as rapidly as Aladdin called the Genii, performs almost any task, silently and efficient- ly, without questioning or instructions. Its task has been set and the work is accomplished with dispatch. This ser- vant is electricity, summoned by a click of the switch. ' I', though this servant is available at any minute, and cost is cheaper than the most menial of slaves, many have not availed themselves ofvthe oppor- tunity to use electricity for all house- hold tasks and drudgeries. This com- pany will be glad to show you the great service that can be obtained by using the Magic Servant, Efeffrifify, 11111111 for other purposes than light. v vaio Monongahela West Penn i Public Service Company 1 Your Patromzge' We Value Your Friemlrlzip Ar We D0 I e 1 QI.. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .gt-1 .3 .. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .. ui :Va A 101014 11 ioiuioiuioioioim 14 in 1 win? E PI! 0.0 ,ze '20 I :Stern 1010101074 114924 ,E sie sioioioiojoioxoje 1 1 .4 QL pr ,140 1110.4 4494 D02-r1ojo1o1o1oioj1 I I 3 D. HINKLE Q 2 H. O. KARICKHOFF Em MAIN STREET 2 CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER I I I i HIGH GRADE GASOLINE I I BUCKHANNON, W. VA. AND OILS 3 i I PHONE 486-w 167 POCAHONTAS ST. I , . ,:,-0103034 1 si s103ug1n3mx3n1c:1o10:110.1 9:9nini014vioi0icli0i01lb11vZ1li1Ii0i0i1 oinxaxoioil 201011viir11111111li020i1lZ010Z010101 i ''lU1 101 1 1 fiuivi' if' I YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN, BE INDEPENDENTI i STENOGRAPHY A few months, business training in this school prepares you for I TYPICWRITING the position of stenographer, private secretary, bookkeeping, etc. l EDIPHONE Thorough, practical courses. Experienced teachers. Our Em- i BOOKKEFPING ployment Department will help to place you in a desirable position Q ENGLISH when you have finished the course. SECRETARIAL Check the subject in which you are interested and return this ad 2 COMMERCE today, with your name and address, for complete details. West Virginia Business College Q CLARKSBURG, W. VA. T. B. 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