Ceredo Kenova High School - Heraldus Yearbook (Kenova, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1940 volume:

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J 1 'f 1 and we are seveniy 1 fgc f IIS I rj: High Schooi Presen+s 'rhe Sfory of +he Year In Thus The l94O Issue of Heraldus Publlshed by The Sfudenfs of Ceredo Kenova Kenova W Va YC 1 9 Il 'lgf The Graduafinq Class of Ceredo-Kenova wnekc mx 11 r ww to mf te-HC er or Iwvmg W fAx!CX3V1dCV of Mafcdfm ACULTY 1 man 0mpneC rse no S rw id no min C rw E 'ra C It awwx fr m hum An mvestment m knowledge alwaxs GS LASSES 49- em c ix Q Cxpgr cn shows w W my ld mQrQ VTNC x CHUCUTIOVW QQQS OVW mm of the Qdwoolrorm than m wt C VITIES 7-lf!!! 1 an : d :tid T3 fl he for ' mg ' R Hi 'J' MLM Q C M f K Cll ff- .lp F if gr A ' ' A If I T' ,, hug pu 1 T Im, ' Cc Q L a X 'V li c f O paws the bei? mter- .T I 'di'-W ,X X r ,'- Iliwsi '4 i'!t Ex, 1.7 X1'f-C 'PO --4 A Q C k LX, c '7 x ' A , , ' fj . 'ft V 1-,, fx 1 XX , -1.. V in 'V . , is it . T I i' Foul Harvey Leslie Gregory was born to Englnsh parents IH India November 16 1871 He was graduated from the Royal Military Academy un London where he studned both mulntary scnence and musuc For seventeen years he served tn the Brutrsh army taklng part nn the Boer War the Boxer Rebellion and the second Egyptnan war Coming to the United States In 1904 for ad venture he served for thnrteen years as a captaun of United States Cavalry After the World War he became a United States Army Bandmaster and later began the prnvate teaching of musuc . Af f fl 1, - i 1' ff cm .M y 1' . . V 'lm si l Ln, s A 1 A . f at , 'lg , Tide, ,. r, ? , IW? :V V . - , , . ' . . . . . W f EJ x HARVEY LESLiE GREGCDRY Ki. VME UVfK'XTi TWU Hi?-XfHDLfQ VD ' mwr- A .srl 1 mv!! iwfm mf 'awff ,m,:1N 1,c'rH v11r 'Q ma YU., U T' lm'-Mr f wcyplf PV- ' A 'MVN Sf rw lm,C,Qak.se- fum v,, ,rw-murm'rwt5e .. -, as muh frm' nf XXL . grrmw s PW-xr WJX M 'dvkfw XHQEU 'M X A ' 'wrf?1'w.aYm, , T 'y V'i1r'w UIQ' ' X .mw 'rw,, ' I 1 Mimi 'ww XL! he 'X .. 1 2 'mrwiu TQ vw Y NX 1.4- l I939 JUNICDR SENIOR BANQUET The occasion that every punior and senior looks forward to the l939 banquet and dance on May l9 at the Huntington Womans Club all under the supervision of Bernice Wright and Alberta Wright the senior colors ot purple and gold everywhere in evidence in flowers place cards decorations Comer Ward president of the lunior class gave the welcoming speech Mary Lelvlaster senior president, gave the response . . . . l4O banqueteers and dancers . . . . faculty, board members and their wives, assistant superin- tendent ot schools .... the Top-l-latters furnished the music i... dancing was from 9 until l2. The object of teaching a cbuld as to enable bum to get along wntbout bus teacher Elbert Hubbard 4' sl fn If FAC U LTYf E Seven ty:-1-. .. - , V .1 ..-, a, Eight MAXWELTON WRIGHT, IR Principal A state us only as strong as the men who operate It a school as only as strong as Its prmcupal We conslder our hugh school most ably prnncnpaled by Maxwelton Wrught jr We respect hum because he IS an excellent leader and educator We under stand hum because he has luved among us all of hu lute We laugh wvth hum because hrs wut ns keen We laugh at hum because he always asks us t pass out quuetly and because he thunks our class ns the best that was ever graduated from Ceredo Kenova hugh school , . . . U . . uv , . . . .r .I - u . vu . . as . uv ri- an of ,AW 'i N-dy, dr' I FACULTY MARY BARTRAM A B Marshall English LOIS CARRETT A B Marshall Home Economucs and Biology VENTRUE PELFREY A B Marshall English and Social Studies WOODROW ANACENE BARTRAM A Mars a NV MILLS A B Marshall Sclerne and Mathematucs A M polumbla ALBERTA WRIGHT nglush and Social Stud B Marshall E 'X ADCE MATTHEWS A M Colambla A B 'Vlarshall Home Economics and Spanish Em glush and Soclal Studne FRANK PORTER EDITI-I BORDERS B Marshall A B Marshall Physlcal Education and Commerce M athematucs IGS S A' f ' fl A me 4-.ff ,J 2 A , Q' 3' 4' -ex lt .. X... ,A 4 , ,, ' .B,,. -hu . ,, . ., A. ., .VI A me f-A ap' X3 FACULTY IN ' OPAL FRALEY Socna' S HELEN RIFE CH WILLIE BAILEY A B Marshall L MARCUERITE MEREDITI-I A B Wal: m and Mary Englush and Socual Sfudues A B Marshall Mathematucs Geography and Cnvncs LOUISE HOLBROOK Marshall A B B d En I h ru gewater gms and History A M Uhxverslfy of Vlfglnla Tuclues MILDRED PLYMALE IEAN MCCLUNC A B West Vurglma Umv A B Marshall Ehglush and French A B Ohlo Engllsh University Engllsh , . . ., . ., 'la . ., CALEB SMITH A. B., . ., ' TJ FAY IEAN STEWART IERALD McCl.LJNC A, B,, Marshall B. S.. Ohio Umversuty English and Social Studues Industrial Arts RUBY HARTZ HAZEL ROLLINS A B Marshall A B Marshall Physrcal Education mc Commerce Home Economncs FERNE WRIGHT ALVA BOZDERS A B Marshall A B Marshall Latm and L-'nstory Buclogy BERNICE WRlCHT A, B., Marshall A. M., Universnty of Michigan Mathematic MAY IARRELL Marshall Llbrarlan CUSSI E PORTER Secretary 'YU'- ,na -'U' Q-I 39 auf ,J FACU LTY Eleven . 1 ' , Fw ,, I fi x 2 ' K K .J A 4 AUTOGRAPHS Imtlatlve ns doing the rnght thang wnfhout bemg told Elbert Hubbard i Thnfmn Four teen PI'9SId6V1l Comer Ward Vice President Ruth Hensley Secretary Ruth Hoke Treasurer Betty Brlnker 72 strong many capable students athletes actors and actresses publuc speakers colors are blue and gold Betty W P A day on March 20 and Zl Boys wore over alls Cnrls In prmt dresses presented senuor play Annie Laurie dnrected by Mass Stewart Mass Fraley and lvllss Rollans 7 sensors nn the band 7 members of the football team 3 members of the basketball team one of our greatest achlevements the first class In seven years to sponsor a year book Rost selected for Miss Ceredo-Kenova .... had X8 ORIVIA HITE Marsomarm CHARLES PINSON Football H Y Homernc ERNEST PARKER Homerrc VIILDRED SPRACUE Marsoman Thespuarm Club Dustruct Speech Contest Comm Thru the Rye Anme Laurie CLARA MAE LEWIS I-Iomerlc DONALD PATRICK Homeruc Debate Club Comm Thru the Rye Anme Laurue DONALD VVILLIS Band Scout K I Debate Club Orcheetra Homernc football BETTY BRINKER Curl Reserve treasurer Thespnan Club Math Club-secretary treasurer Debate Club Mlarsomarw Secretary of semor class Orchestra Heraldus staff Comm Thru the Rye Anme Laurle HELEN CUIXNIINCHANII Curl Reser e Homeruc Heraldus staff IARX, IN FIELDS Math Club wce president Marsonnn preslclent P lffeen RICHARD SIZEMORE 'Xflarsonnan vice president football MIRCINIA BUTCI-IER FEATHERS Iornerlc Clrl Reierve Latin Club ELSIE MOORE Homerrc Comm Thru The Rye Annie Laurie GARTH WORKMAN I-In Y Marsonuan Debate club Heraldus staff Comrn Thru the Rye Annie Laure DOUGLAS BOOTH Marsonuan Swnmmnng team cheerleader Annie Laurve stage manager CI-IARLENIE WEBB Marsonuan Annie Laurre DORCAS PACK Marsonuan RICHARD MAUTZ I-Iomenc football basketball band I-In Y swlrnrnlng Team I-IOIVIER HOOSER I Mrsonlan DOYLE BLOSS H mernc I-Il Y I rl - v I J ' I u 1 . . 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KATHERINE BLANKENSHIP Marsoman GLEN KEYSER Hu Y Marsoman DAVID LAMBERT Hu Y Presldent Latm club BETTE ROST 4 H Club umor class treasurer C-url Re serwes Comm Tlrmru the Rye Anme Laurue Orchestra Homeric NELLA ADKINS Nlirsonnn WILSON BROWN Homeric VVELDON SMITH Hu Y xuce presudent Debate club Feot ball I-'omerlc Heraldus staff NNI LLARD EARLEY Marsorwnrr SARAH HELEN MARTIN Carl Reserves Marsoman IAMES MOORE Hn-Y, Nllath Club, Swummmg, Thespain Club, Marsonian, Class Hnstorran, Comin' Thru the Rye , '4Anme Laurie , Heraldus Staff Se vefnteezz f-N GEORGE WILSON H1 Y Marsorm an Football LOlS PLYMALE Homermc BETTK LOU TURNER Marsonuan HOMER THACKER Marsoman Mechanical Drawmg Club WILLARD THOMPSON Math Club lvlarsoman EVELYN GREY PORTER Gurl Reserve Thesplan Club Hornerlc Comm Thru the Rye Anrue Laurne ELIZABETH MCKEAND Gnrl Reserve vuce presudent Head Cheer Leader Homernc Comm Thru the ve Anme Laurie ORMAN THACKER Marsoman Comm Thru the Rye ROY LETT Marsoman MADELINE WINGO Marsoman Gurl Reserve Ffghteen RUTP HENC' EY Clrl Reserve preslden Thesplan Club s cretary l-lomerlc Vlce President t Ser1lorCuass l-leraldus Staff Comm thru the Rye Armre Liurle IAMES RA'VlsDm:l.L l-lomeruc El.lVlER HODCE Marsonlan VlRClNA THACKER arsomarm Cr r Reserve l-l u Comm Thru the Rye Armue Laurie A' 'VIA STEWART lvlursonmrw C-rrl Reserve Armue Laurie COMER VVARD Football Ba lferbwll Band Thesplan Club Club Heraldus Stuff 'Vlarsoman Press Clerwl of lumor incl Scfuor Classes Comm Thru the Rye Anrwne l.aurlc lOl-lN ROY WOLFE Cheerlewcler l-lera dus Staff l-ll Y lVlar soman O'VlA RUTH RAMSDELL l-lomeruc Curl Reserxc Annie Laurle BlLL HENR f HENSLEY Marsoman Thesplam Club Comm Thru the Rye Anme Laurle DO J COVVE Math Club Band Orchestra Thesplarl Club Debate Club l-lomerlc l-leraldus Statt Comm Thru the Rve Armue Laurle Nmetren l , 4- 3-V .- e . , , ' - ' o M . , 'il , 4- Cl 19, , s C , L , ' , Hi-Y, Math Club, Boy Scouts K-I, Debate , . Q , I , ' , ' l K BETTY lO YOAK Marsonian, Girl Reserve, Latin Club, Thespian Club-president, Debate Club. Cornin' Thru the Rye , Annie Laurie ELWOOD THOMPSON Marsonian Band Orchestra Football Annie Laurie YORK Hi Y Math Club lvlarsonian EVELYFN KELKEY Marsonian PAULINE PELFREY Homeric IOHN SPANC-LER lvlarsonian Manager f Basketball and Football teams ALVIE LEE FOSTER Homeric Annie Laurie ELEANOR LEE CARTE Comin Thru the Rye Annie Laurie FLORABELL PATTERSON Homeric HOBERT FRAZIER Marsonian Hi Y Annie Laurie Twenty IOE ' , o Homeric, Girl Reserve, Thespian Club, C-ENE LOVv E Thesplan Club Math Club H Y Latin Club Band Orchestra Homeric Heraldus Staff Comm Thru the Rye Annie Laurne Dustrnct Speech Contest RUTH HOKE Curl Reserve Homeric Treasurer Sensor Class Comm Thru the Rye Annue Laurue RUBY ROSS Homerxc Annne Laurie ARVI D HAMMER Band Boy Scout K l Debate Club Or chestra Secretary of Marsonlans Annie Laurie ELZA RAKES Marsonlan SHIRLEY NAPIER Homeruc Curl Reserve Annie Laurle Math Club Orchestra MARGARET MAYNARD Marsonnan HERMAN HOOSER Hu Y Homerxc Football Basketball EVERETT STUMP Marsonuan DORA MAE ARCHER Marsonlan Tuenfy one , - i- - . . Of , 1 T 7 1 T , A n v 1 JUNIOR CLASS IIB I VENTRUE PELFREY IIB Z CALEB SMITH I IB 3 ALVA BORDERS Presudent jlm Bob Wrught Vnce Prestdent Fern Ward Secretary Trea urer Betty Ellen Rowe s r w o I Lu I Eplln Anagene Wooten Altreda Maynard Wllma Powell Mary ane Colden G nevneve McCalluster Han nah Pmson Lorralne Sego Rose Lee Brumtue'd Mae Worley Irene Mul lens Mary Maynard 2nd row Dru cle May Helen Blllups Ann Ferguson Nancy Wheeler Kathleen Wooten Hulda Porter Mildred Harrus Martha Dickerson Vera johnson Kathleen Rice Charlotte Lyons 3rd row Betty Rowe Dorothy Frazier Mary Maynard Irene Bryant Fern Ward Herma Lett Maxine Beckley Bonnie Hood lst row Walter fates jlm Bob Vtfnght jlmmy Plymale Ray Hender james Harmon john Bash Elba Dxamond james Hacks Tommy Barley Duck Dawson Znd row Earl Davts Lawrence Rnddle Clarence Henderson Ro Elkuns Bull Sta ey Karl jordan jack Shannon George Hughes Fred Wnght Douglas Wuse man ohn Honaker 3 rd row Fred Bromley Don Peltrey Alonzo Ftte Frnest Hay Leo Cnbson Glen Pack Merlyn Perdue Bull Helwtg Lloyd Smnth Ray Crabtree Cecnl Yates 4th row-Grayson Barley Harry Dutfey Ed Hammer Kelth Craycraft Charles johnson Howard Wnlburn Wnlllam johnson Ray Knowlton Lace Hard wick I t O -llett t r'ghtl Allan . 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SOPHOMORE CLASS RUBY HARTZ WILSON MILLS B BERNICE WRIGHT ALBERTA WRIGHT s r w rug WI rs Fuller T Maynard Dorsey Hte E Frazner Lambert Stewart Znd row E Frazier S Perdue Vass Hatten Booth C johnson Honaker ordan D johnson 3rd row Lycans R Per due Sutfun Ward Bowen W Frazier Cra tree e t Cox 4th row Perdue Keyser L Wrught Btngham Akers I York Farley E Lett Neace A Smuth Porter D York Pe rey Hampton Stoner Ratcltffe Riggs lst row Duffey E Hatten Boley Combs Bryant Carpenter D Hatten Walton D Thompson Znd row Su emore L Perdue 1 johnson Rat C I te Cole Mornson Mltchell Crnmm Rhodes 3rd row Lewus Vanhoose Norns T Workman Wal hams Blankenship Hensley Holland H Adkrns Kessell -lth row Ba Fry F Smxth Long E Adkins Pratt Hall Srneltzer Crate Napler Sth row Pnnson Haubrock D Plymale Webb Vfellman Newman Drown Perry Noe Robinson L Perdue Tu mzfy ZLIZIPP lOB-l-f- lOB-2-- 10 -3- lOB-4- l t o -'left to ' htl 'II' , . , , i , . ' . f ' . ' Q1 f b , 'L t, g l -L. 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' A , f ' e ll: I r l 'F Twenty four NINTH GRADE l FERNE WRIGHT Z MADGE MATTHEWS 3 jEAN MCCLUNLJ 4 jULlA ADKINS s row t to rugh Harry Dean Bob Lafollette Bully Frazler Albert Wright Chas Brown ohn Hager Chas Eckstem Robert Suze more 2nd row Bob Allman Clnfford LeMaster Herbert Dnamond Glen Brumfleld Bully Ferguson Charles Marcum Don Spears 3rd row Etna Clbson Wllbur jarrell Chas Bellamy Hatcher Perdue Bully Porter Robert Lambert Wallace Hall 4th row Glen Fortner Randolph Hall Archle arrell Wulluam Berry Elmo Perry Bully Crum james Elkuns Paul Lycans th row Russell Medley ay Church Arnold Davls Bull Blbb Stan ley Mays jum Wnlson Clovus McCal luster 6th row Robert Rlgrush Bull Archer Chas Brafford Vnrgul Gabson Harold johnson lst row ulla Lowe Dons Barley Betty Perry Lena Marshall Helen Meredath Frances Caldwell Patty Wnght Marguerute Hood Avonelle Pack Phyllns jordan Lula Meredlth Betty Thompson Anna Blllups Lu CI e Cunningham janet Coleman Betty Clarkson Anna Lee Lycans Elolse Meade 3rd row Ernestune Dlckerson Margaret Golden Thelma Sperry Mary Dean Irene Ellus Phyl Ins Rice Cenevueve Rutherford Louise Stlth Charles Wulluams 4th row Betty Wellman Dons Handley Nancy Ferguson Mary jones Helen Lovett Lexle Eastham Wllma Hooser Mary Spangler Betty Walker Sth row Norma Snyder Patty Dutfey Mary Lyons Kathenne Robbuns Freddie johnson Thelma Artrlp Pansy Har mon Ola Ratcluffe 6th row Anna Woods Ella jarrell Elleen Canter bury june Hensley Sara Wheeler Helen Blanton Edna Terry Q QB- - lr- 93' - QB- - ' Q L QB- - I t -llef A tl T , , , ly ll v A V ' j . . i v T A u 1 Y ' - ' , 'F , 5 ln . 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' . l s 1 v 1 1 ' , ' , EIGHTH GRADE BB W LOUISE HOLBROOK X WILLIE BAILEY BB Y IACK MCCLUNC- BB Z HAZEL ROLLINS st row let to rnghtl Bar LeMaster Stowers L Wrught L mlth T Morrl Iarrell Harm Lovins Cornwell 2nd row Workman Sprague M Perdue BII ups Burnett Burgess Craycraft Por ter Ball Parker 3rd row McClone Holland Worley Mulllns Hay M Coy Honaker Keyes Perry 4th row Muze Chatfrn Bowen Grubb Meredith Farley Mays Keyser Sth row York Hughes Long R Pack Clay Sagle Hutchnnson Diamond Plymale Spence 6th row Lynch Cooney Marcurn Perdue Neace Brattord C Smlth Moore Rhodes Spears lst row McLachlan Conley Hard wtck A Patterson Kessl McKeand Bloss Bowyer Lafollette Lycans D Adklns 2nd row Lambert Nrcholas Iylasterson Clark Chrustuan Stoner Ecksteun Punson Ward Parrush 3rd row Wilson Turner Workman Terry Moore Salyers Watts Ltttle D Ball B Pack 4th row Hutchun son E Hutchinson Powell Bryant Cassell Webb Vass L Pack D Lnttle Church Sth row Thacker Sutfun Hager Shlrley Wellman May nard Fortune Adkuns Beloat 6th row Nuchols Archer Ball SEVENTH GRADE 7B W MILDRED PLYMALE 7B X OPAL FRALEY 7B Y MARGUERITE MEREDITH 7B Z MARY BARTRAM lst row Lnttle F Adktns Spang Ier Bolton Lycans Randolph Rowe Ellis Fortner Norman Blly Wnllus Znd row Blankenship Pinson New man Muzer Caldwell Watts Thack r razler Smut Parker r row Stone H Thacker Kidd Carver McGlone Rnddle Rakes B Lynch Napuer Zornes Merrutt 4th row Wilson Iarrel R Muzer Mas Harmon Sizemore Wyatt R Thack Young ohnson Hayton Sth row Hatten Hutchinson Abrams Saunders Duffey Staley Medley Clay Ball 6th row Dean Knowlton Lovett I Blankenshup Donald Hall Race Lester A Lester Conley 7th row Stout Skeens Fort Perdue I-lamtlton Rogers Cubson Ruggs Hnnes Bocook Sutherland lst row Shornaker Woods Mere duth Pelfrey ohnson Wllson Cb son Nunley Wheeler Znd row Noe May Mays Felty W Wrlson I Lambert C Srnlth S Maynard Pat terson Sperry 3rd row York Bloss B Patterson McDavtd E Workman I Perry Muller Hodge Ellus 4th row Ross Canntt Worley A Thompson B Workman Porter Prultt Wooten Na Ier Eknns 3th row Sloane Moore Woods Brafford R Wilson F Patterson Pratt Rakes Ward 6th row Wraght D Thompson Mays W Ball F Iohnson Wells Wtlson Morrison Tzcenty me se- - I 'fl t ' ker, s ' , If I L, ' , 'd f , 3 -B. , , , , I A , i. 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I I 1 , . 1 , I '. a- Ip' , I I 1 'I I- , I l 54 'QW'-Q4 NW: 49 ff-if fx 'T If you Want work well done select a busy man the other kmd has no time Elbert Hubb rd 'hx fn ACTIVITIES Tzunff Twenty ezght BAND The Ceredo Kenova band one of the funest bands un the state SO pneces owe much to our durector Harvey L Gregory band added color and lute to football games drum mayor nmmy Plymale Betty Haubrock drum ma yorette Mary Lelua Napler and Ruth Eloise Grate malorettes hlgh honors In all contests partncupated nn Band Festuval for four years noted for nts mllutary marchung and bearung supported by the Band Boosters Club who furnished new uniforms and Instruments organization hereabouts many new pupils en lusted ln the band thus year at Charleston took third place In state contest were honored guests at Band Boosters dance lookung for new honors In thus year s state band festnval 1' .... - - hats off to the Boosters-the most active parent HI-Y CLUB Our motto: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high stand- ards of Christian characterf '.... C-ood fellowship in abundance .t.. district meetings in Huntington . . . . host to surrounding I-li-Y clubs . . . . promin- ent local speakers, Rev. Lindbeck, Mr. DeVries, Mr. Byron Morris ..., pie-socials .... basket-ball games .... parties with Girl Reserves as our guests . , . . church services in a group . . . . We consider our tenth year a most successful one. President A ----- David Lambert Vice-President -------' W eldon Smith Secretary -------- Comer Ward Treasurer -------- Merlyn Perdue Sponsor -------- Caleb Smith Twenty mm President ---- - - - Vice-President ----- Secretary ------ Treasurer ------ Cabinet: Ruth l-loke, Hannah Lee Pinson, Eleanor Lee Carte, Nancy Wheeler. - Ruth Hensley Elizabeth McKeand - Maxine Beckley - Betty Brinker Nellie lane Kinstler, Sponsor --------- julia Adkins Purpose: To discover the joy of creative living . . . . colors are blue and white . , . . party for rushees .... initiation-crazy costumes .... recognition service-candlelight-very impressive . , . . program by new members . . . . parties in co- operation with Hi-Y-good times .... Thanks- giving baskets for the needy .... a few of the girls working for the honor of wearing rings .... a program given for one of the Literary societies . , . , our code: Gracious in manner, lmpartial in judgment, Ready for service, Loyal to friends, Reaching toward the best, Earnest in purpose, See- ing the beautiful Eager for knowledge Reverent to God Victorious over self Ever dependable Sincere at all times Thu ty GIRL RESERVES 1 v 1 - r i , . f - ,1 ,.. -- ..4, V- ff W , , Y -1 AV- , g ,, ' Y. we -L , ,N-.Y ,... -. , A 4, A,,,,,. -H . A :L -L as -:sz-4f.' Ar-ea AV- - V- Af--if V. , HERALDUS STAFF SENIOR STAFF DON COWE IOHN ROY WOLFE OOMER WARD ARVID HAMMER BETTY BRINKER iiM MOORE GARTH WORKMAN HELEN CUNNINC-HAM Editor Business Manager Circulation Manager Photographer Literary Editor Sports Editor Feature Editor Art Editor - -fan---Vp--1 ---Y - -- yur-non STAFF 1iM BOB WRIOHT FRED BROMLEY HELEN BILLUPS WALTER YATES, IR VERA IOHNSON KEITH cRAYcRAET DOROTHY ERAZIER NELLIE KINSTLER Faculty Assistants WELDON SMITH GENE LOWE RUTH HENSLEY ED HAMMER NANCY WHEELER Underclass Representatives BETTY HAUBROCK HARRY LAMBERT and BILLY PORTER Sponsor HELEN RIFE A hard working energetic crowd of novices at annual making eager to learn work and more work with the midnight Oil a big item on the expense account inter staff fights a main feature one faction holding to the beliefs Of the old school the other side begging for the ultra modern the Staff coronation party was the social high light of the school year this is our first effort but we re very proud of our product Thu ty one I '1 n 1 I Y - , . . . , v L.,-aiggew de...- fLA.'g2.4.1.,., W-, ,LL U-, , YA--. -Y V - ---' - H?-'E' LAM li-'E K ' Captain -------- Sara Wheeler Leaders - Lula Meredith, Ruth Ann Bowyer, Betty Clark- son, Frances Caldwell. Secretary - .... - - - janet Coleman Sponsor -------- Mary Bartram Organized for the first time .... Our Motto: Be Prepared' '.... building citizens .,.. helping others .... creating friendly feelings .... colors. red, white and blue ..., programs by groups .... Luncheon at Governor Cabell Hotel in February- much fun .... Theater party in October .... All members required to know laws of the club .... create interest in nature ..,. regard for all scouts . . . . 34 members all striving for success in the club .... learning responsibility by doing .... Music programs .... Coal next year-a National member-Come on, junior high school .... a big- ger and better club next September ..., watch us. Thu ty tu 0 GIRL SCOUTS gt ,, g.-,Ya - , A Y ,1--1--1----T-rafrff----, --Y-- --T---v.-W . --H 4-42-.A - E' I -ww S .v.. ' san .f r f f' PF' ,- -Q THESPIAN CLUB Talent on parade plays stunts shows programs l9-40 contest at Logan l939 contest at Ceredo Kenova wnnners twelve new members Box Supper Beneflt Annual Banquet In Aprul Alumni Round We Clve Thee Thanks In November The lvlnracle of Chrnstmas Eve Armrs t-ce Day lvlemorual Chrlstmas program for Better Servuce Club The Enemy entered nn Local Drama Festlval Purpose To create a spurnt ot actuve and nntellugent nnterest In dramatucs among boys and gurls of our secondary schools skull creatnve art actlvltues un 22 grand troupers no mask of talent Thesplus luves again tnl next September curtalns PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER CHAPLAIN SPONSOR BETTY 10 YOAK COMER WARD RUTH HENSLEY BETTY BRINKER ANAGENE BARTRAM Thu fy th1ee up .... ' ' team work .... make-up artists .... stagecraft ' .... ' .... ' ' ' .... t . . . Thzlfu tom LATIN CLUB Purpose To gain a more thorough knowledge of Roman lute customs and language and to under stand the practical value ot Latin To be elugnble an average of 85 In Latm I 25 new members this year February I5 lnltlatuon day gurls with dresses worn backwards mmus make up boys made up lake chorus gurls O lvle lvlrserum Buckets and paddles cheap candy for regular members at the banquet served by the Band Boosters delectable food dance Alex Booth a true Roman orator Christmas carols In Latin Meetings Monday at33O PRESIDENT WALTER YATES IR VICE PRESIDENT VERA IOI-INSON SECRETARY TREASURER ANN FERGUSON SPONSOR FERNE WRIGHT 1 . , I .... stunts by prospective members .... a nickelodeon BOY SCOUTS SENIOR PATROL LEADER COMER WARD SECRETARY TREASURER ARVID HAMMER PATROL LEADER KEITH CRAYCRAFT PATROL LEADER EDWARD HAMMER SPONSOR WILSON MILLS Troop K I Tn State area yers merchants Sponsored nts athletes and jum Bob Wright on for Its Oldest chartered troop nn the Alumnu are now doctors law no thieves school teachers by Rotary Club Famous for scholars Comer Ward For nts actors Ray Knowl cooks Ramon Stoner or nts surgeon Doc johnson for nts musncnans Gene Lowe Arvud Hammer for nts scout master Wrlson Malls for nts asslstant scoutmaster jack McClung for nts gentle man Fred Bromley for nts patriots the whole troop Thnty fii e Tlmfff sm S MARSCNIANS st row le to rug I K Ba enshrp Webb Hvte M Maynard Rlce Wooten Porter Worley Ward L Maynard Harrus johnson Hatten McClung R Lett D Booth Spangler Thacker 2nd row V johnson Bo ley Combs M Blankenshlp Sego Kessell Vanhoose Lewls Wellman L Perdue Slzemore D Pack Yates Farley Bash A Booth 3rd row H Lett Robenson Turner Mulllns Pack Plymale Napler Crate Ferguson Beckley Honaker jordan R Perdue Lambert Hacks Stoner Hampton 4th row H Pmson Duffey Frazrer Maynard Hoke Hammer Wrught R Lett Hammer Crabtree 5th row Hodge Walton Yelkey Archer Mor rrson Cole Ratclnffe Ward Akers Frazner York Elkuns Davls Hardwuck Far'ey 6th row C johnson Pratt Clbson Slmpknns Hodge Flfe Smrtn 7th row johnson Smrth Thompson Flelds ohnson Ratclrffe E Thomp son Staley Perdue Rlggs Frazrer Hay Porter C Pack Stump HOMERICS s row Brllups Peters Kun er Cunnlngham Brumfreld Newman Workman Bryant Long Adkuns Perry Hensley Frazuer Fry oe Smeltzer Hatten Carpenter Lewls Powell 2nd row Patterson May nard l-lall Norman Williams Smith B Prnson Ball l-'ood Maynard Bry an Wheeler Webb Mutchell Rhodes Drown Eplrn Wooten Drck erson Ross V Pelfrey 3rd row Hu hes j Pnson W Pelfrey 4tl'- row L Plymale Wrlght Harmon Wuseman C Barley Riddle C Hen derson Wrllus Lycans Cox Stewart Neace Hatten Dawson T Barley Scott Vass Dth rom Yates R Hen derson Helwrg Sutfln Fuller ordan Keyser L Perdue Brown Dorsey Patrick Wllburn 6th row W Fra zer R Crabtree Honaker Dramond Wrllls Bash Bowen Ward johnson Lett D York MARSONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Proerwms both mstrcc tlvc and cntcrtaunln up to the mlnutc rleowtc on aoxernment owncrshlp ot raulrowcls e Ing, lace Shnrcy INIT mr c wlnncr muslcal progrim vvnth such st r Iune Walton Dons Plxmwle X lrgnnn Butcher Nor ma I-lute lVIacel Dorse a lmrber shop quwrtet Rm Crwbtree the wlnner ot the hlstorv quiz program one act plays oy the publsc spealung classes outside speakers the tnnal testing of our lnterary talents wuth our opponewts ot long stanclung the Mwrsontan PREJIDENT JICE mlilzbl D SECRETARY lI2Efx3I,TsEIR QPCI JI ENT IARVIN FIELDS IICIINRD slzfmorae Memo HAMMER BILL IOH lsorl IEXN wclurso HOMERIC LITERARY SOCIETY Progrwm commuttecs inch or tl c s rt thc xeir ott xxnth 1 In I o e act plat musical renews Donwld Lxcwns shows us how to tlclqle the avorncs contests Dali tnme tor one incl all Impromptu talks Dramatic readxngs Artistic performances ox other clubs mlcl year contest at Marshall Last but not least tlnal contest between lvlurson lans ancl I-Iomerncs purpose to develop 1 more cultural Inckgrouncl an wpprecfatuon ct the tune wrts Tewmxxorlq imong stuclents -XEDIIREIX. 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EHTRLIE ?'ELEk5Y I. 1 l Golden Star 4 H Club Presudent Munnue Bell Moore vuce presudent Nell May sec retary Bully Catherune Mays treasurer Sara Frances Parrush sponsor Lous Garrett 30 peppy members everyone wuth a prouect that she must complete before County Camp tume furst and second year sewung turst and second year bakung one of the three Wavne county clubs to be a Standard club Three 4 H gurls wull attend State Gurls Camp at jackson s Mull hubutuon ot work un May pruzes awarded Junuor Hugh Gurl Reserves Seventh and eughth grade gurls who are preppung for the senuor hugh organuzatuon blue and whute gave baskets of food to needy famulues on Thanksguvung party and cov ered dush supper seventh grad agaunst the eughth grade competung for best programs presudent Clennue Luttle vuce presudent Bennue Bryant secretary Stella Nuchols treasurer Iuanuta McCoy sponsor Madge Matthews Junuor Boy Scouts Ambutuous lads too young to he long to the K I troop have a K l trooper for theur scout master Comer Ward come up to real scout standards they have added one more word to the natuonal Boy Scout motto-for them ut reads Be Pre pared always 32 members hukung campung woodcratt cookung swummung all phases of scoutcraft ' ' ' A . . , Ex- untellectual, social, spiritual alms . . , '9':-EWYFI Sfagecrafl' Club Pythag De Organlzed for the fnrst tlrne thls year the hardest working crew ln tlne hrgh school atm to solve all stage problems and to nmprove and modernlze our stage sponsored a tacky dance March 29 Weldon Smuth and Nellue lane Krnstler as Lu l Abner and Daisy Mae stole the show Betty Haubrock and Fred Brom Iey dubbed the cutest gurl and boy proceeds from dance used to buy new stage equlpment Charter members Fred Wright jnmmy Ply mae Ed Hammer and jnm ob Vxfrnght Second semester members james Frederuck l-lncks Kenth Cray craft Randolph Hall and Merlyn Per ue Sponsor jerald McClung orean Society The honor socuety for hugh school mathematlc students lunuors and sensors who have done outstandung work In geometry are ellguble for mernbershnp Ronald Bash ns pres: dent regular meetlngs the flrst and thnrd Monday of each month vuce president Marvln Fuelds secretary treasurer Betty Brnnker publish monthly paper called the Py thagorean Sponsor B r n IC e Wright bate Club More Interest than ever In debate thus year everybody debates on the natnonal hugh school question Resolved The federal government should own and operate the ranlroads Members future polntuclans Don Cowe Ralph Dickerson Betty Haubrock Fred Wright Arvud Ham mer Betty Bnnker Betty Yoak Garth Workman Weldon Smnth Comer Ward Don Patrick Don Wullus Lnlluan Eplln Our sponsor lean McClung Defeated Sayresvnlle Palntsvulle Way land Buffalo Tled with Ashland Defeated by Russell and Ports mouth Ralph Duckerson the wan ner of debate an dlstruct contest at Marshall Thirty-nine Typing Club Future champion typists . . . meet in typing room . . . Lexie Eastham, president . . . a s d f space . . . Edith Terry, vice-president, ik lg space . . . jane Hardwick, secretary- treasurer . . . Rebecca Maynard plans the parties . . . medal given to best typist . . . sponsor, Hazel Rollins. Library and Penmanship Club Forty Thirty active iunior high boys our members Mrs Mae larrell librarian and Mrs Marguerite Mere dith our sponsors meeting place library alternate with study of elementary library science and with penmanship exercises became well acquainted with Dewey Decimal system can use any library now not all work occasional weiner roasts and chili lunches f -ss -.-5, ,,.,T7-VH. , , I Q:- Hobby Club Headquarters in Manual Training Building supervised by jack McClung hobbyists learned to use lathe gig saw 3 30 and extra per ods on Saturdays before Christmas and display days finished products-book cases tie racks book ends leather b ll folds key cases model air planes our future contractors and architects ,-.1 l 5 and other machines ..., meetings every Wednesday at , - . i - , , ' - Snr Robert Laurle Annre Laurre leanue MacLaren Lord Ferguson Lady Carlyle Snr Wulllam Douglas Lord Donald Gregory Lady lane Scott Lord Bruce Lady Bruce Reverend Wallace Mrther Mackintosh Ramsey Meg Sandy SENIOR PLAY ANNIE LAURIE' A Romantrc Play in Three Acts Wall Spence CAST I Comer Ward Elnzabeth McKeand Bette Rost Bull Hensley Betty Brrnker Hobert Frazuer Carth Workman Evelyn C Porter Donald Patrick Elsie Moore Arvld Hammer Alma Stewart Ruth Hensley Ruth Hoke Elwood Thompson CAST ll Mrlored Sprague Cene Lowe Oma Ruth Ramsdell Alvue Lee roster Eleanor Lee Carte Don Cowe mes Moore Fu y oss Donald Patrick Charlene Webb Arvrd Hammer Shrrley Napier Betty lo Yoak Xfrrgrnra Thacker Elwood Thampson Annie Laurne ot Maxwelton Scotland engaged to Lord Ferguson met Sur Wrllsam Douglas Srr Laurre denounces Wrllram because he as a Douglas Lady Scott an old trrend ot Sur L1une younger men go to war Ramsey takes care ot the household an her own partrcular way Meg and her pellet an wrtches Sur Wrl Imam returns to Maxwelton after wanderrng Annre and Lord Ferguson to be marrred that day Weddung guests Annre and Wrllram leave crossrng the loch Sandy and hrs scruples Lord Ferguson to the rescue trnds Wrl lram to be the one who saved ham durrng the vxar Sur Laurue real: es that Annre should have her way Love tends a way Drrectors Opal Fraley Fav ean Stewart and Hazel Rollrns by . ., . ,. , xljlR . 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' - Y ,l .C lff JUNICR PLAY BERTHA THE BEAUTIFUL TYPEWRITER GIRL lux that Gufted tnl Talented Male Mr Gharles George DRAMATIS PERSONAE Danlel Desboro Desmond an unscrupulous lnnl er Mr Pobert Knowlton David Desmond has noble son Mr Fred Bromley Glenwood Garfield employed at thc Innk M limes Plymale Slaeets Slqlnner the offuce box Mr Kenth Graycraft Boswell Bancroft the unfortunate xuctum Mr Edvxird Hammer Blanche Bancroft his wufe Mass Nan x Wheeler Bertha Bancroft has daughter Miss Marx lane Peters Glance Glaybourne an adventuress Miss Letty Maynard Sally Silverthorne a stenographer Mass Nellue Knnstler Br1dgetO Gasey 7 9 9 7 Mr Walter Yates lr The play was under the direction of lean Mc Glung and Helen Bute The Gay Nlnetues Ghorus was most noblx ourected by Mrs Howard Porter The prettx dancsne chorunes were Herma Lett Maxlne Becldex Max Worlex Loranne Sego Kath leen Wooten Irene Bryant Fern Ward Rose Lee Brumfleld and I-lllda Porter Mr Vxfalter Yates lr and his distinguished mu slclans were an the plt Mass Vera lohnson was the toast of the crowd as she rendered soft lult ng melodnes between acts Messrs Charles ohnson ames Plnson Elwood Scott and ames Harmon harmonuzed gallantly on popular tunes of the day The curtain run up at eught oclock Garruages called at the half after ten o clock , If U E -I I V , Q . 4. 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A V f FOOTBALL GAMES For the tnrst game ot the season Ceredo Kenoya played Chattaroy and sent them home with a l2 O defeat The next game was a heart breaker I-luntungton -la C K O Our team whnch was outweughed put up a good game lnsplred by Duck Sizemore who played excelent ball The tollox :ng week the Wonders met the Vrnson Trgers and conquered them 2 O when ohn Bash blocked and thereby scored a satety C K lost the next game to the lronton Tngers The Wonders could not seem to get started and lronton played heads up football At the tnnal whistle lronton was an the lead 37 to C The tollo yung week C K lourneyed to Logan only to be defeated l2 U Bull Qmuth played a good game but Slzemore lnlured has leg and was disabled tor the rest ot the xear C K agarn took to the road an hopes ot deteatung Seth But Seth took the laurels by 31 O The Wonders lost the next game whrck was on thenr own held They should haxe won the game but were hanolcapped by the loss ot Smuth Farmer and l-lonaker Catlettsburg won I9 to O Wayne met C K on the Wonders own tueld Both teams played Good ball holdmng each other to two touchdowns each l2 l2 Fort C y also h ld the score eyen each team scorung one touchdown and one extra pomt 7 7 Another tue game was the buttalo Ceredo Kenoxa parlex both teams scored once Buffalo C C K 6 on the home grrdfron T end the season Barboursxnlle leat C K on the home tneld lb Xyard lxlaut l-looser and Vxfllson played thetr last game tor Ceredo Kenox a f .. l L ' , l T - . 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I--2 fn fff wt' Psnaf We '23 Y 9 FOOTBALL SOUAD HERIVIAN HOOSER better known as Buckle an all around quarterback a master of duffncult sltuatxons lost by graduatuon KARL IORDAN one of the fastest men ever to wear the Green and Whute luckily he s only a sophomore hell be a power house ln the next two years EDIVIUND SUTFIN Elght Ball not spectacular but very de pendable began the season as center moved to half back another sophomore RICHARD MAUTZ the prize punter has average punt was forty yards hrs long passes were a great help In gaming ground sorry to see hum graduate COMER WARD the tall lanky rught end good on the offense on the defense the opponents found rt hard to get around hum Shorty wall be missed next year ELBA DIAMOND a furst class tackle he s only a lunlor we re dependlng on hum In 40 and 4l Bull dog to hns frnends IAIVIES PINSON a guard wlth a fnghtlng splrnt never knows when he s beaten rather nnexperuenced but has valuable posslbllutles Fats and rnghtly so IOHN BASH a spectacular tackle who tlme after tame broke through the opponents llne to stop a play before It started Sketch IS only a IUVTIOF he wnll be In the mldst of the fnre works next fall LAWRENCE RIDDLE the guard that IS sure to cause the other team trouble Duck can always take care of hlmself and a couple of the other boys too RAY HENDERSON Flathead a tackle gave a good account of hnmself In every game In which he played should be quute a flghter next year GEORGE WILSON Brother has played two years for the Wonders he wlll be massed In the lnne up next season DONALD SPEARS saw luttle actlon thus year because he s so unexperr enced In hns remalnung football days we predict that he II come through In true Spears style RAY CHURCH always smulung an unspuratlon to hns team mates saw some actron at center GENE KEYSER plays tackle has only started has football career but It promuses to be a good one BILL STALEY bug enough to make an opponent take notlce of hum Suck egg always plays a good game wull be a valuable asset next year BILL PORTER the youngest man on the team always guves a good account of hrmself has three more years of service CLARENCE HENDERSON as good a lunesman as he ns a back Hundu ns fast and shlfty an accurate blocker and a hard tackler IVIERLYN PERDUE a fullback good backfueld man depend able player has one more season wlth the Wonders VIRGIL RATCLIEFE a lanky quarterback a good fueld general never knows when he IS I cked GEORGE IOHNSON a sophomore half back who has plenty of lnntla tlve has posslbulutnes for an outstandnng gndnron future Fmfff SIIIII , . It II I . . . I I II II , . I , . . . . . II II , , . I I I It II . . I II II . . . . . , II II II II . II II I -.,., 1 frzq BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Ceredo Ceredo Ceredo Ceredo Ceredo Ceredo Ceredo Ceredo Cereclo Ceredo Ceredo Ceredo feredo Ceredo Ceredo Caredo Ceredo feredo Ceredo Ceredo Ceredo Ceredo Awiy Kenova Kenova Kenova Kenova lienova Kenova Kenova Kenova Kenova Kenovu Kenova Kenova Kenofa lienova Kenova Kenova Kenova Kenova Kenova Kenova lienova Kenova Scuotovnlle 54 lronfon 33 lvlatewan Zl Logan 35 Catleftsburg Wnllnamson 55 Hazard 40 Plkewlle 27 l-lunfnngton -ll Ashland 47 Barboursvnlle 29 Maduson 34 P IIDDI 6 Grafton 36 Catlettsburg 32 Logan 54 l3arbou svolle 46 Fanrmont 36 l-lunflngwn 4l Clwapmanvnlle Zl Williamson 24 Pt Pleasant 25 TOURNAMENT SCORES j Ceredo Kenova 45 Fort Cay l9 Ceredo Kenova 2 Barboursvulle 43 Ceredo Kenova 3 lvlulton 23 , 3,37 - ' ,, a -26 4'-5 , 423 L- . L14 K - -253 L51 -32 - -28 ' ' '- , 417 -- - Q-28 ' ' - W gm . K A, - C430 A , X23 ' L f a29 4 f - f N -26 HI' '43 - L34 4 . ,33 4 . A WZQ - , -35 if F ' .. 6 - -323 A - . ,gl A - - F-27 ' - - f26 ' 4 - L A 736 15 H , L , 5 ' .. - - 5 ' - 'ff - llf BASKETBALL SQUAD IST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT LEMASTER C HENDERSON K IORDAN KEYSER HOOSER 'ND ROXV FIFE SPEARS R HENDERSON MAUTZ BOWEN CRABTREE SRD ROW GIBSON BASH VVARD I IORDAN BOOTH Form mmf 1 1 A .-f X. IL . , V - . . . I 1 . Fffffj BASKETBALL GAMES Although the Wayne Wonders got off to a bad start an thelr basketball season long before tournament tlme they were really cluckung The fnrst game was wuth Sclotovulle on the home floor The vesrtors won 54 37 The Ironton Tigers In our second game proved more powerful than we and C K had to come home the losers ln the Matewan game the Wonders came out wuth a two ponnt lead The next affanr was the Logan onslaught The score was a disastrous one Logan 35 Ceredo Kenova l4 After the Catlettsburg game whuch was a faxrly close one the Wonders took a road trap to Wllluam son Hazard and Pikeville and returned to tell of two losnng games and one successful one Plkevulle was the loser by one pount There was a mud season slump for sux consecutive games and then n the second Catlettsburg game Captaun Karl jordan and band nosed out the enemy 33 to 32 But thus vnctory was followed by two defeats at the hands of the Logan and the Barboursvulle teams One of the hot spots of the season was the Falrmont game All the way through the game up untul the last quarter the Wonders led the scoring When the fnnal whlstle blew the score was tued ln the overtnme perlod ordan rang the bell from the center of the floor and Ceredo Kenova emerged vnctoreous Falrmont 36 C K 38 l-luntrngton took C K unto carnp after a tough battle The score was close untrl the last quarter when Hunt ngton galned a comfortable lead whnch the Wonders could not equal The game ended wnth Ceredo Kenova tram rng 3l to 4l l3ut to avenge thus defeat the team defeated Chapmanvnlle Wnlluamson and Ponnt Pleasant and an enthusuastuc crowd of fans followed thenr team to the sectronal tournament at Barboursvulle There the home team delighted nts supporters by defeating Fort Cay In the fnrst game of the tournament by the one suded score of 45 to l9 But that brlllnant dnsplay of basketball skull was only the calm before the storm for ID the Barboursvllle C K clash our team was elumnnated because the score seemed to be un the other team s favor 43 25 In the consolatuon game however the Wonders left Milton on the short end of the score 35 to 23 v v . 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The average residential customer on our Innes mav purchase Electric Energv equal to work that a slave drlver would hesitate to impose on another human being, for less than the prlce of a smoke. By and large, ELECtr1c1ty IS Cheap! PPALACHIAN ELECTRIC POWER Co. fl Vfg Ufe ,, ' t t ' Y A ' ,gf 'ig zrifffggif -- - --bb b ' , - ',-ff' ' up w ' 5 . -' A T Q 9 r -:Qi 1. aEe ts oa osoao fit 3, In U 'EE12-4? I , ti . V-'ffffff ,..' ' 5 xl, 4 1: ox ... Y v A I . , i 8, visit.. , -. vs. I 1 V . , I uffuf sl C-EOMER HARRIS WARD IS A WAYNE WONDER Because he us athletucallv uncluned because he has a secret sorrow but has forgotten what ut us because he loves cherry pue because he wants to be a chemucal enguneer because he us a champeen master ot ceremonues because he sungs tenor un hus own quartet because ne us the most accom plushed back slapper un the hugh school because he has to go to the lubrary un hus tutth peruod study hall to escape from the gurls who pursue hum con tunuously because he adores l-ledy Lamarr even though she cant act be cause he towers above the rest ot the class because he us the sartorual para gon ot the school be ause he s kept hus head even though he was un almost every actuvuty KEN OVA HARDWOOD FLOORING COMPANY Ke-nova 'West V11 guna Xl I' Ak FI I I I N Oak FlO0I'1llg and Hall dw ood Lumlmel N L Ikpuutm Q--------------------------------..-----------..--..---------------------. 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STH I I Fiffg viz L-ooo Fzlfff rfzqlzf SHIRLEY MAE NAPIER IS A WAYNE WGNDER Because she knovvs more than just vvhat as an the text boolns because she as very unassumlng but stull not shy because she ns one of the fevv vvho knovv when to talk because she chooses an obscure star lake Levvus Hayward for her favorite because she takes lufe so easy because she has a ven for :ce cream and fudge because she ns a fauthful football fan and strange as t seems for a femme understands the game because she reads not only to full her home readung record card but because she lnkes to read and because she realizes the value of such a pastame because she stays at home every Wednesday night to hear Kay Kyser because she was the spelltng champuon of the whole school because she has a ready smile fl s ICI T7 111 lslll sf N016 611116 lg Hu e N c Selle Ixltclnn Tulnltt Plnlm hadlos We tlnghou e Home Xpplltnces Alextndct Snnth hugs 1dlNlJllS 1nd Ilctmlt Juxcl hinge mc lnxnx othel n mont x know n ln tnfls STAR FURNITURE COMPANY 'Z 9 11 FOI PTH -XX FNlP 11 llxl I S fll H lPPl H0111 N I , , Q ,, ............................. -. ....................................... 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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 2 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -------------..-------....-------1 -----------------------.----- --.-- -I R NF Y WILLIAMS DRUG CO Im 'lhe Rexall St0lC Kenova West Vlfglllld BETTY LEE BRINKER IS A WAYNE WONDER Because she gets thnngs done on tlme because she makes very tlne grades because she has movue star hair because she has a summer home at Dreamland because she collects match folders because she lnkes every thsng edvble but sweet potatoes and pumpkln ple because she thanks sad eyed tragic Iookrng john Gartleld vs the puck ot the male stars because she has no plans for the future and as simply letting the hand ot Fate map out her career because she has found the company ot out of town young gentle men an excellent way to spend her spare turne because she hasn t deserted her trusty vlolun since she was just a lrttle junlor hugh school gurl - --- - ---Q Q -- ------ -- ----- ---- ---- - 0 .J ga ,g 1 1 I I I 6 1 4 ------------------------------------------------------------ ' , ' . 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Q U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U 1 1 1 1 U U U U U U U U U U U U llll X12 HI Hlllltlll4't0ll 91 ll00l of Busmess CUIISIS ool1l1ccp111g md -Xtltllllllllljg f0ll llflgl 1pl111 Ulllsl 1101 Suu 1011 11111 S11 01 s POSITIONS POI ll 1111 lT1 S HUIltll1gt0ll School of BIISIIICSB Co111e1 Flfth HXNQIHIG md l111tl1 btleet Phone 1 RUTH HOPE HENSLEY IS A WAYNE WONDER Because she rnuxes studyung and actuvutles nn gust the rught proportions because she has an over abundance of school splrat because she comes all the wav from Westmoreland because she dotes on steak and French trued potatoes because she lakes to curl up In a ball and read novels by Falth Bald wan because she us an A l saleswoman because she s always on hand when you need her because she ns a competent stage hand because she suts through Cary Cooper puctures two and three tlmes because she wants to be a nurse because she has pretty red hair because she has a talent tor snngung because she walks and talks wlth determunatvon because she re cenved more votes than any other gurl rn the class Av rw' 214 ' 7v 41' 0 Y C ' . ! 'Y 1 P lc, f A, ,1 A- . V , . LA JA ll ' 'ef ' -'z . A f' ' me Ste 1' 'z 4' I' Jlll ' ' .' l 1tz11'iz1l ' Vse Set ' ' .' 2 '1'etz11'iz1l C' ll'.'0 CTo111plete Sl2lllfl2ll'fl C'o111'se Slleciul P1'e-t'olleg'1- f'0lll'S0 . v 1 . , s , v 4, . A A A I. I lf I 1A I I Y 1 M 1 , I ' A , X 4 2 r 1 x w l 2 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ -------------------------- ASHLAND DIL Sz REFINING CO U11 Produf ere Reflners Marketers Peppc-1 GQISOIIIICS Ieffvrw Dewllt IllSllIdt0l Company S N xmcutlw Xue Inv L XIPMIIILIS HI! H 'II XSION INS! I -VIOI O I I I I I I I I I I I I I I L-- 1 - C I C , , I , . I I J ' :L :Q :za ttisttgaztt2t.tt,t31,'tt:3:212s aitixtttti zzgtt 3 1 3211, . III-IST NYISIIICS V. If. II. S. I I ' - 7. ' 0 D 1 ' I ' 'I ' .1 M . I XY.Ih :1W.wymN,1c4x- 'wx U- 1-Ifdnn E .1lf1. ' ' 1 ' ' s ' :.' rnf' I I .' 'Il E Czxlnlx- Aflclrvssz IlvIiz1m'v, IIunting'trm, VV. Yam. I ' '. ---- WIC. ' VII! 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YA. z 3 UV re Tlzf lfrerfffsf Xlfmfn 1' llflfjf T11 Ill' l.2'm7H z I IDI.-X , :Lil 3 I O ------ -- ---------,-------- --- ------ ---- ------ -------------I . .f' Q - Ilrffn Ixl NOX PX M SI II IINTER HUME9 NOX -X II I Q I I flff JAMES ANDERSON MOORE IS A WAYNE WONDER Because he s a typlcal Amerucan boy Ceredo Kenova s lack Armstrong because he won the IOO yard free style dash In the swlmmung meet at Concord because he IS an ace Impromptu speaker because he hopes some day to be a famous surgeon because by mlstake he got In the wrong lounge at the Kelth Albee theater because he thnnks ludy Garland IS all rnght because he never knows when to stop eatnng strawberry shortcake because he s enough of an adventurer to prefer ack london to any other author because although he has a steady ,ob passung papers he stlll funds tume to study to take part In plays to Intervnew people for the l-leraldus to spend extra tnme on hxs experlments and to go to see a dufferent gurl every week so MUCH for so LITTLF' IPIIPIX III S NIH ful fluff II nlrl qpmf fm lll In frnm s lllllll IU! LI IIIXIJ All UI' TH1 II IN IUII XIIISPIP S -XIJXIPII 'IHL III I ALIJ IJISP-YICH I xenmg NI0lIIIlIjg IHI III P-XI D -XIJX I PTIEIII Sundu HllIlt1Ilgt0Il Pllbl1Sh1l1g Companw N'IINt'IOX XXIYI ll Lo Sl fff I I. .............................. ................................................ ., I l U I l C l ' l O ' ' . I z 11 1 Q . 0 g I I .-I I ' J. 'XIICS A ll.-I Y I I XIII' YOI' - , U O U - . ,. I O , uw - LII' I ' Il 1IlI l l . , , I I O L uw - In Kr' ' Irml P ' : l O 1 N - flu' Ural , ' .1 NI' : U Y - - O : O Pt'IlfHl'f'N - for All flu' Funfzlgf I I l I 1 . .. , . . . . . . , . , I . I 0 1 ' . J , U. . I . D I x h RE U l O l 0 I ,. . I , ,, , , , , . . , , . . I : l II I2 . 2 u bk In ' U I.. ' A I : If ' A - - f : g Q , -gre. ac: E I .' 2 ' ' I l 0 U l O I 0 l 0 0 o O l ' l U of I . v Y 1 ' V 1 ' V 1 Q V '1 v . ' III . . 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