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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

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H K , -, -fy ' W--i if I 1 1 ur, r L V . an M , 'f , ' L vi r - I gh: , V sf' A ' . r .l 1 L n 2.4 E ' 5 A 4 3 7 'Q' f WONDERLAND STUDIO PRESENTS wo Dem G WO DERLA D Published Annually by the Senior Class Ceredo-Kenova High School Kenova, W. Va. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF EDITDR IN CHIEF FACULTY ADVISOR ONCE UPON A TIME . . . . . . there existed in the most western part of the big little state of West Virginia, which is in the big country of the United States of Amer- ica, a little town by the name of Ceredog and close to this town, so close that you could stand upon both at the same time, was the town of Kenova. Together they made a wonderful little community. In the heart of this happy community was a large movie studio that dealt exclusively with the business of turning out professional actors. These actors were professional in the sense that they were taught to be well rounded by the varied education that they learned from their work in the studio, and they were taught how to apply their experiences to the future roles that they would play in life. The script writers of this studio, which was located in the green valley of the beautiful Ohio, daily produced endless reels of knowledge. The reels were endless since knowledge has no end, what is learned is continued or added to. To the many students who were busy trying to absorb this knowledge, these script writers and critics were among the best that could be found in the whole world, for there was not one group of people anywhere else who wished to help these struggling actors more than they. The director of this happy studio was Elmer Tabor. He was a man who possessed the rare quality of both liberality and firmness, and the two mixed together made him a very good and a very well-liked principal. He has directed the business of this bustling studio with sound judg- ment, and its workers should repay him by turn- ing out even better movies. And for the tale of this studio . . . DEDICATIO 12 A . MRS. RUTH STOCKTON SUTHERLAND Because of her unfailing devotion to her job as the Heraldus Staff adviser and as the adviser of the Sentinel Staff, because of her happiness in par- ticipating in community activities, because of her willingness to lend her talents whenever they may be needed, and because of her modest wish to keep behind the scenes, we take pride in dedicating this Heraldus of 1954 to Mrs. Ruth Stockton Sutherland. SC RI PT ADMINISTRATION I..III.,..I,,, SCRIPT WRITERS THE CLASSES .....,,I.... ....,....,.... T HE ACTORS ORGANIZATIONS ,,............ SHORT SUBJECTS FEATURES ,... I .......... ............. C ARTOONS ATHLETICS .,......... ............. N EWSREELS ADVERTISING ,.... ........... .......... P U BLICITY THE SCRIPT WRITER . ...f .,,,N 1 iii' , gp.. , MARGARET Will EHAIR Secretary Mil NAN HUTCHISON Marshall College A. B.. M. A. Physical Education Public Speaking Social Studies T ELMER TABOR. Principal, Director, Chief Critic, and Understanding Friend of the Studio. WOODROW W. ALLEN Marshall College A. B.. M. A. School Administration Social Studies Physical Education MAXINE JARRELL Marshall College A. B. Physical Education Social Studies CARL CHADWICK Marshall College A. B. Physical Education Social Studies LOY LEONARD Fairmont State A. B. W. Va. University M. A. Industrial Arts LOIS GARRETT Marshall College A. B. Ohio State U. M. A. Biology Home Economics ALBERT MAZZA Marshall College A. B. Coach Social Studies AGNES McCASKEY MARGUERITE Marshall College A. B. MEREDITH Math - Marshall College A. B. Home Economics Social Science English 'ff , , v e t tf-W A In I . 'V .. ire. L - BYRON MORRISON Marshall College A. B. Social Science English 'Ei sso s illas + 5 in VENTRUE PELFREY Marshall College A. B. English Social Studies BERNARD QUEEN Marshall College A. B.. M. A. Physical and General Science Math C. R. REYNOLDS Marshall College A. B. W. Va. University M. A. Social Science Physical Science KATHERINE OSI-IEL W. Va. University B. S. Home Economics Biology JEWEL SHINGLETON Marshall College A. B. Math Social Studies FAY JEAN STEWART RUTH STOCKTON CLEO P. WELLMAN FERNE WRIGHT Marshall College A. B. SUTHERLAND Marshall College Marshall College A. B. W. Va. University M. A. Marshall College A. B., M. A. Maryland College A. B. Social Science A. B., M. A. Duke University M. A. Social Studies English Commerce English English French Social Studies Latin JULIA YATES Marshall College A. B. English Latin Library Science 7 HISTORY CF THE CLASS OF '54 It was a bright and sunny day six years ago when the first members of the class of '54 ar- rived at Ceredo-Kenova High School. We were all a little scared and worried. In the seventh grade we were always late for our classes, doing the right thing but at the wrong time. It was a hard year but we soon pulled through. As our second year at Ceredo-Kenova began, we felt a little better and a little wiser. We were not scared any more and began to feel a sense of responsibility. We had to study hard but we made it. When we were freshmen, we were allowed to elect class officers to show us the right way. We chose Richard Perry, president, and Ronnie Lester, vice president. To make our place in Ceredo-Kenova a little better, Janie Plymale was chosen majorette and also to represent the freshman class as beauty queen. Thus our third year at Ceredo-Kenova ended. In our sophomore year we chose Judy Mich- els, president, Richard Perry, vice president, Balford Shulick, secretary, and Judie Peters, treasurer. This year some of the boys made the football team. They did a line job. We put on our first play, Sing for Your Supper, which was a great success. Reba Akers was elected to represent our class as beauty queen, thus another year at C-K ended. As our junior year began we felt very big and important. We elected Robert Johnson, president, Gerald Abrams, vice president, Reba Akers, secretary, and Marjorie Davis, treasurer. Our play, Strange Boarders, kept everyone laughing and guessing at the outcome. Reba Akers was chosen majorette and Mildred Dean was chosen beauty queen. Our Junior-Senior Banquet was a great success with everyone having a grand time. We were now entering our last year at Ceredo- Kenova. To show us the way we chose Amos Maynard, president, C. J. Frazier, vice pres- ident, Balford Shulick, secretary, Loretta Evans Gallion, treasurer, James LeMaster, historian, and Ronnie Lester, chaplain. In the sports world we had three outstanding players, Bal- ford Shulick, Bobby Adams, and Richard Perry made the first team on the All South-Western Conference squad. We wish to thank our sponsors, Mrs. Pifer, Mrs. Yates, and Mr. Queen, for their patience, kindness, and guidance during our high school days. .T THE M IN CAST JW THESE IORSOFI954 0 y resident AMOS LEE MAYNARD Swede Personality plus, a smile to boot. he's not only fun but also cute. Football Co-Captain Varsity Club Honor Society Latin Club I-leraldus Staff Secretary BALFORD FRANK SHULICK '-Buck One thing certain that everyone knows that he is popular wherever he goes. Honor Society Math club X Latin Club Thespians Varsity Club Football . ff Basketball Captai gaseball 7 oys' State 4 Historian JAMES ERNEST LeMASTER, JR. Speed We like his manner, we like his voice, for a ver- satile fellow he's our choice. Math Club Honor Society Varsity Club Sponsor BERNARD QUEEN THE OFFICERS Vice-President CHARLES JEFFERSON FRAZIER nc. 'Ln An athlete, a good sport, and an all around good guy. Football Basketball Track Varsity Club Math Club Latin Club Thespians Treasurer LORETTA EVANS GALLION Kitten If you know Loretta, von will agree she's just as nice as she can be. Honor Society Home Ec. Club Sentinel Stafl' Chaplain RONALD LEE LESTER R. L. Lead me not into temp- tation, but show me the way and I'1l break my neck frying to find it. Math Club Future Teachers Glee Club Latin Club Thespians Sponsor JULIA YATES 9 GERALD MASON ABRAMS ..Abe,, A quiet and steady person with a friendly dispo- sition. Math Club ROBERT JOSEPH ADAMS Barrell There's never a worry on Bob's mind, except when the ball score is behind. Football Co-captain Baseball Varsity Club Honor Society Math Club VIVIAN LaVONE ADKINS aviv.. Personality and know- ledge are a rare combi- nation. BETTY JEAN AKERS Jeanne Never angry, never sad, always jolly, ever glad. Sentinel Staff REBA ELIZABETH AKERS anew, Pleasing and gentle in manner and grace, full of wisdom and know- ledge, and with a face most fair, what more wonderful combination is there? Home Ec. Club Glee Club Band Majorette Heraldus Staff Honor Society Thespians Math Club Latin Club 10 SANDRA JOHNSON ALEXANDER usandyn She's sweet. she's friend- ly: frank and sincere, as long as she's smiling, you've nothing to fear. Honor Society Thespians Math Club Band Glee Club 4-H Club Y-Teens Home Ec. Club Library Club BARBARA RUTH BASH Ruth I am what I am. no more. no less. Library Club PEGGY JOYCE BIAS upegn A smile on her lips and a guy in her heart. Thespians 4-H Club Home Ec. Club Y-Teens Glee Club I I JOE EDWARD BROWNING Scarpelo I believe what is to be will be, unless some- thing worse happens First. LOUELLA BRUMFIELD LuLu Little people arc to bc loved. big people ad- mired. Gee. I'm glad I'm little. Latin Club Home Ee. Club Thespians Sentinel Staff Band Y-Teens MARY WINONA CASSELL ..Megn When Mary smiles. we all smile too, 'cause she has a way of charming you. Honor Society Sentinel Stan' RONALD PAUL CASTLE Bonn A jolly guy that catches your eye. Band 4-H Club Varsity Club Future Teachers Math Club Golf Co-captain 74' DANIEL STALLMAN COX Dall A hearty friend, a class- mate true. if he has faults. they're very few Football Varsity Club Latin Club Thespians Honor Society Sentinel Staff Track MARJORIE ANN DAVIS Margie The smallest good deed is better than the greatest good intentions. Honor Society Home Ec. Club Math Club Thespians Latin Club Heraldus Staff Sentinel Staff MILDRED DEAN umaggievv Silence is golden. but I'm off the gold standard. Home Ec. Club Library Club Future Teachers Glee Club Thespians Heraldus Staff Sentinel Staff Band Y-Teens 7 'X J Lffffm' I r fn 1173 ELIZAB TH ANN DESKINS nnenyn A contagious smile, a heart of gold, on our heart strings she has a hold. Home Ec. Club Thespians Honor Society Heraldus Staff Sentinel Staff Glee Club Math Club ARTHUR LEE DIXON Muse Well I'll be dast: I'm done at last. Math Club A0411 L' aa!-4 JAMES RONALD DORSEY llRonn!l A likeable chap, gay and humorous as can be, as everyone can readily see. Thespians Future Teachers I-'ANNY LOUISE I-IARTMAN Fanny Cheerful and happy all the day, there's never a care she can't smile away. Glee Club Home Ee. Club Sentinel Staff Thespians FRANKLIN DELANO I-IATTEN Frank If worry be the cause of death. then I shall live forever. Football Basketball Manager Varsity Club 11 WILSON EVART HOLBROOK Eddie Look to the future be- cause you can't relive the past. JAMES RAY IRONS Turtle When you need assistance. he's always ready. for he's a friend-steadfast and steady. Honor Society ROBERT MOORE JOHNSON -.Bohn He has a knack of doing everything well: at the door of success he'll ring the bell. Math Club Honor Society Latin Club Heraldus Staff WALTER EUGENE JOHNSON llnlckll Wine, women. and song are fatal-Dick gave up singing. Thespians WALTER THOMAS KISER llromli Personality plus and the brain to succeed. Math Club Honor Society 12 ,AJ we J. S IRLEY WEBB LAMBERT Sugie Talkative. but congenial and fair and square. you won't be lonesome if she is there. Library Club Sentinel Staff Thespians Home Ec. Club Y-Teens PEGGY FOX LAWHUN npcs.. Peg has found her one and only: now she'll never again be lonely. Majorette Honor Society Band Sentinel Staff Thespians MW DONALD GENE LEE llnuckh I Let the world go its way and I'll go mine. Qgfiifff MELVIN SAM MAY, JR. Bean He hardly ever says a word. but he's a musi- cian-so we've heard. Band Heraldus Staff EMMA MAE MKBALISTER llEmlP If giggles came in pounds. I'd be a pretty big woman. Thespians Y-Teens Sentinel Stafl' JUDITII FAY MICIIELS Mike Of fun Judy always has her share, and have you noticed her pretty hair? Heraldus Staff Sentinel Sta Thespians . Glee Club X DONALD JAY MOORE llDonN Just plain Don without pretense. he merits our love and confidence. CORINA NAPIER Carina As quiet as a summer breeze. Sentinel Staff Library Club DONNA JEAN NEACE Donna Not too serious, not too gay, but she's a swell gal anyway. Band PATRICIA TAUL NELSON upatvr Gentle, genuine, and gen- EPOLIS. Honor Society Math Club Band Heraldus Staff Sentinel Staff DONALD JORDAN NUNLEY umm., A quiet guy with a likeable smile. RICHARD ARNOLD PERRY Dick Don't cry, girls-there's not enough of me for everyone. Football Co-captain Basketball Baseball Track Varsity Club JUDITH FRANCIS PETERS Judie Little? Yes, but oh my! so is a stick of dyna- mite. Thespians Home Ec. Club Y-Teens Cheerleader Sentinel Staff AIIXRIQ ANE PLYMALE Janie A peppy miss with loads to spare. the kind that's welcome everywhere. Honor Society Math Club Y-Teens Band Head Majorette Library Club LUTHER MARTIN PRATT, JR. Luther A friendly guy. Golf team 13 ROBERT BERNIE PRICE unohn As good natured a soul as e're trod on shoe leather. I-IAZEL VIRGINIA PULLEY Uuazil A soft voiced. timid maid- en in this loud world. Thespians Y-Teens Sentinel Staff WILMA JEAN RICE Jean Ever loyal. ever true to the task she has to do. Sentinel Stat? DANA RAY RIGGS llPigN I am a great lover, but have found nothing io love. yet. BESSIE JEAN ROSS nnetsy.. And her tongue tripped merrily along. Sentinel Stat? 14 1 ,- f a, fi- M. x 4 . I N.-'41- I' .-..,' CONSTANCE CORBY SALMONS Connie Little, cute. quiet. and sweet, just to know her is a treat. Band Honor Society 4-H Club Math Club Thespians Heraldus Staff PATRICIA SUE SKEENS Link Dlnk Gentle in manner and a happy personality. Honor Society Math Club Thespians Band Y-Teens Home Ec. Club Library Club IIARRIET CANIFF SMITH BUDDY The devilish twinkle in her eye will chase the blues and make them fly. Thespians Sentinel Stal? Home Ec. Club Glee Club -I0 ANN SMITH ulon A quiet lass with lots of class. Honor Society Math Club Sentinel Staff GEORGE WILLIAM SPEARS, JR. uvrubbyn One hour a day to study. one hour a day to eat, two hours a day to think how tired I am, and twenty hours to sleep. HELEN MARIE STEWART Snookie She's modest. happy. coy, and discreet-one of the nicest girls you'll ever meet. Thespians Sentinel Staff LLOYD NEIL Carlos Greater men have lived. but I doubt it. Varsity Club Football Track JAMES LEE SYKES HJim!l Take everyone's advice and do as you ple e.' Band LAURA DONESE TERFY ' Blondie Petite and neat mi htv sweet. E . Sentinel Staff MARGARET EVELYN' TERRY Margaret Good nature is the beauty of the mind. Sentinel Staff 4-H Club Future Teachers Library Club DONNA JEAN THACKER Donna Full of pen. full of fun, she is liked by every- one. Thespians Y-Teens Library Club JO ANN THACKER, ...Ion Jolly, gay, and with a smile for everyone. Honor Society Thespians Sentinel Staff DOLORIS MARLENE VAUGHN Dodie The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Library Club Thespians Future Teachers HILBERT DAVID WALLIN Butch It is better to wear out than to rust out. Thespians CHESTER ABRAHAM WOODS Check Never trouble trouble un- til trouble troubles you 15 Name Amos Maynard C. J. Frazier Buck Shulick Ronnie Lester James LeMaster Loretta E. Gallion Gerald Abrams Robert Adams Vivian Adkins Betty Akers Reba Akers Sandra Alexander Janie Allen Barbara Bash Peg Bias Joe Browning Louella Brumfield Mary Cassell Ronnie Castle Dan Cox Marjorie Davis Mildred Dean Elizabeth Deskins Arthur Dixon Ronnie Dorsey Fanriy Hartman Frank Hatten Wilson Holbrook James Irons Robert Johnson Walter Johnson Walter Kiser Shirley W. Lambert Peggy Lawhun Donald Lee SE IOR CLASS PROPHECY Favorite Dish Anything Edible Steak and French Fries Turkey Chicken Livers Chicken Fried Chicken Spaghetti Beans Cherry Pie Cheeseburger Spaghetti Steakcheburger French Fries Fried Chicken Steakcheburger Beef Stew Chocolate Cake Stewed Bill Steakcheburger Steak Fried Chicken Pickled Pigs' Feet French Fries Steak Steak Steak Fried Chicken 'Marshmallows Turtle Soup Ice Cream Fish Sandwich Turkey Watermelon and Sauerkraut Steakcheburger Caviar Favorite Song Anything Singable That's the Chance You Take Rags to Riches Run to the Round House, Maggie You, You, You You, You, You Let Me Be the One Hair in the Gravy Daybreak Honeymoon on a Rocket Ship Stranger in Paradise Deep Purple Write and Tell Me Why Blue Moon I'm Just Wild About Harry Ebb Tide It's Howdy Doody Time You, You, You Tiu 1 Waltz Again With You If Lord's Prayer That's the Chance You Take You, You, You Love Every Moment You Live You, You, You You're Fooling Someone Dragnet Rags to Riches Groundhog America the Beautiful My Heart Cries for You ' Crying in the Chapel Ish-Kibibble Ebb Tide California, Here I Come Ambition Pharmacist Pharmacist President of Tiddly Winks Team Dentist Chemical Engineer Telephone Operator 20-Year Man Civil Engineer Live in Madrid Housewife Secretary Secretary Marry a Frenchman Secretary Hog Caller Businessman Strip Tease Artist School Teacher English Teacher Writer Christian Educator Coach of Harlem Globe Trotters Typist Mechanic Mortician Telephone Operator 20-Year Man Admiral in Navy Scientist Architect Engineer Beachcomber Kluch Maker Housewife Movie Star In the End Pill Pusher Dope Peddler Nervous Wreck Horse Doctor Test Tube Washer Housewife Yardbird All-American Missionary Mother of Ten 3rd Successor to Mrsl Potter Palmer Raise a Happy Family Mrs. French Wellman Housekeeper Animal Trainer Clerk in Second-hand Store Member of Mormon Clan Prison Warden Executioner Copy Boy Preacher Assistant to Coach at Ft. Gay High Copying Encyclo- pedias Grease Monkey Doctor Town Gossip Private Scrubbing Deck Flying to the Moon Wrecking Houses Digging Ditches Used Car Dealer Keeping House for Bob Slave Stage Hand Name Melvin May Emma McAlister Judy Michels Don Moore Corina Napier Donna Neace Pat Nelson Don Nunley Richard Perry Judie Peters Jane Plymale Luther Pratt Robert Price Hazel Pulley Jean Rice MarcellaNRichmond Dana Riggs Bessie Ross Connie Salmons Pat Skeens Harriet Caniff Smith Jo Ann Smith George Spears John Staley Helen Stewart Neil Stough Jim Sykes Donese Terry Margaret Terry Donna Thacker Jo Ann Thacker Doloris Vaughn Hilbert Wallin Chester Woods Favorite Dish Fried Chicken Turkey Dill Pickles Potatoes Spaghetti Steakcheburger Steak Hot Dogs Girls Baked Sno-balls Catsup Pheasant Steak Spaghetti Fish French Fries Chili Steak French Fries French Fried Pickles French Fries Chicken Oysters Steak and French Fries Steak Pickled Beans and Karo Chicken and French Fries Steak and French Fries Like 'em All Chicken Dressing Hamburgers Chicken Rabbit Hot Dogs Favorite Song Stardust So Long, It's Been Good to Know You Charlie, My Boy You, You, You Dream Many Times You, You, You Do I Like It My Bucket's Got a Hole in It From Here to Eternity Kiss of Fire You Alone Vaya Con Dios No Other Love I Believe You, You, You Heart and Soul Let Me Be the One Heart of My Heart Rock-a-bye Boogie There Stands the Glass Crying in the Chapel Kiss of Fire Louella I'll Walk Alone Your Cold, Cold Heart You, You, You I Love You You, You, You Anything Singable Flaming Mamie Crying in the Chapel Blue Moon You, You, You Ambition Jazz Band Leader Marry Howdy Doody Psychiatrist Navy Work in an Orphan- age Secretary Be a Good Mother To Pass Math Gambler Mother of Twelve Pilot of a Flying Saucer Engineer Draftsman Telephone Operator Secretary Working Navy Nurse Secretary Air Line Hostess Raise a Happy Family School Teacher To Be an Angel Chemical Engineer Airline Hostess Photographer Navy Telephone Operator Airline Hostess Get Out of School Torch Singer School Teacher State Police Salesman In the End Church Choir Director Mr. Bluster's Maid Maniac Marines Child Hater Secretary of State in Washington Happy With Her Family Einstein II F. B. I. Man Childless Fat Lady in a Circus Best Hunter Since Buffalo Bill Rancher Bad Connection Secretary at the Fish Market Loafing Raise Pigs Undertaker Boss' Wife Deep Sea Diver Working in a Diner Librarian Digging Coal Laboratory Janitor Parachutist Fat Man in Circus Build Ships in Bottles Call by Number, Please Wrecked on the Desert School Teacher Hillbilly Melody Artist First Lady President of Harvard Kenova Cop A Buyer From Every Salesman 17 .K ,ng O 1 im :Q 22 fz M L Q 149 E., 1 2 .2 F Q:-' .5 M if TAR f at 'rig as if 1 Y V wi, ' f:f 'W , V 2 , A. W N giiffq 4 5 -Q .qw 4 9 4 4 W ,R N W r .ip f W 5 5 f 34' if X if 1 W '.,- ' . In xg , E iii THE CLASS WILL Amos Maynard wills his cotton top to Harry Wilson. C. J. Frazier wills Mildred to no one. He wants no one else to suffer. Buck Shulick wills his tall, dark, and hand- some frame to Cotton Castle. Loretta Gallion wills her wedding ring to Pat Ballard. James LeMaster wills his nickname, Speedy, to Buck Dawson. Ronnie Lester wills his timid ways to Bill Holland. Gerald Abrams wills his quiet disposition to Mip Cassidy. Bob Adams wills his frail body to Noel Per- due. Vivian Adkins wills her stately walk to Yvonne Lambert. Betty Akers wills her long hair to Miriam McAlister. Reba Akers wills her roving eyes to Sue Shamblin. Sandra Johnson Alexander wills her northern accent to Dick Henry. Janie Allen wills her blush to Carole Hodge. Barbara Bash wills'her good looks to Katie Riggs. Peg Bias wills her ability to get engaged to a Huntington boy to Orma Masker. Joe Browning wills his diploma to Sherrill Allen. Louella Brumfield. wills her ability to date a Vinson boy to Doris Fenney. Mary Cassell wills her ability to work in the Cafeteria to Katherine Pelfrey. 20 Ronnie Castle wills his false teeth to . Dee Spradlin. Dan Cox wills his size 12's to Elba Cox. Marjorie Davis wills her height to Frieda Murphy. . Mildred Dean wills her dimples to Pat Mc- Fann. Betty Deskins wills her curly hair to Patty Hudgins. Arthur Dixon wills his scholastic ability to Joe Moore. Ronnie Dorsey wills his mimicking ability to Ray Parsley. Fannie Hartman wills her pleasing person- ality to Janet Lynch. Frank Hatten wills all his girlfriends to Sonny Ferguson. Eddie Holbrook wills his smart remarks to Clyde Salmons. James Irons wills every pound of his fat to Alfred Hatten. Bobby Johnson wills his overactive brain to Janet Lykins. Walter Johnson wills his red hair and freckles to Barbara Baker. Walter Kiser wills his used cars to Fred Watts. Shirley Webb Lambert wills her fondness to eat meatballs to Clara Smith. Peggy Lawhun wills her ability to get a man to Becky Reeder. Donald Lee wills his trips to California to Bobby Pratt. Melvin May wills his clarinet to Ruth Ann Webb. Emma McAlister wills her giggle box to Harold Grimm. Judy Michels wills her blond tresses to Arm- strong Duncan. Don Moore wills his draft papers to Harrison Perry. Corina Napier wills her good grades to Lora Perry. Donna Neace wills her specks to Noah Haley. Pat Nelson wills her ability to be a gay young mother to Sandy Clendenin. Don Nunley wills his athletic ability to Bill Dean. P Richard Perry wills his physique to Berlin Meredith. Judie Peters wills her peroxide to Mary Annese Bartram. Jane Plymale wills her position as head mai jorette to Gladys Frazier. Luther Pratt wills his position as manager of the Dairy Queen to Peanut Williams. Robert Price wills his Ugentlemanly fashion to Paul Dickerson. Hazel Pulley wills her rock to Elaine Dick- erson. Jean Rice wills her ability to get along with Miss Stewart to Jack Pack. Marcella Richmond wills her pretty smile and bashful ways to Judy Booth. Dana Riggs Wills his nickname Pig to Ray- mond Lambert. Betsy Ross wills her ability to get along with new students to Loretta Campbell. Connie Salmons wills her stature to Shirley Perine. Harriet Smith wills her newly acquired title, Mrs, to Janet Billups. Jo Ann Smith wills her English grade to Don Hamilton. George Spears wills his hot rod driving to Mack Langley. A' John Staley wills his big black beard to Jim Smith. Helen Stewart wills her tiny waistline to Julia Watts. Neil Stough wills his baby face to Jim Hamer. Jim Sykes wills his position in the band to Joe Dean. Donese Terry wills her job at Red's to Janet Thompson. Margaret Terry wills her singing ability to Linda Perdue. Donna Thacker wills her trim figure to Ruth Dean. Jo Ann Thacker wills her bookkeeping grades to Jerry Hughes. Doloris Vaughn wills her ability to leave the boys alone to Jo Anne Frazier. Hilbert Wallin wills his braveness in fire fighting to Jack West. Chester Woods wills his long, black curls to Quincy Hutchison. The senior class wills their worn out books, broken down chairs, and 'Macbeth ' to Jim McCallister, Pat Houchin, Bill Stickler, Libby Billups, and Jack Wilson. They also leave their diplomas and bitter tears shed on graduation night to Charles Skeans, Lewis Googins, Larry Rakes, Julia Car- ver, Billy Joe Brown, and Danny Crisp. 21 .r THE l 3 1.7, V:.hVV Qs y u ii K r , C S i 't 15 W9 fi' J i ixgr' - .. ., F L, Sherrill Barbara Patricia Mary Annese Elizabeth Janet Judy Allen Baker Ballard Bai-tram Billups Blllups Booth 1 I , A 5 Vly- , V! y ' J Q 'WY is I, VA l,., ri ' V4 I ZA. I J 4. V34 7, ': '..' ' ' 5- ' . 7 m 1 , . f I I ., 57 get Me. A -Q H f n I ,. K ' ' Q ' 7 V '1.Z-' i'51f'f2.ie iii.. e '5:'kf'1 Loretta Julia John James Sandra James Elba Campbell Carver Cassidy Castle Clendenin Cornwell Cox 1' VVVJI , J fl if A J fl ilss s kiiii , , . 1 - - H 9 A -A Danny Alba Billy Joe Ruth Elaine Paul Crisp Dawson Dean Dean Dean Dickerson Dickerson ','1 A MH 'W ' f my , ' W gi l , . we H J A .n M ' i K . 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Emmons Cloyd Carol Garnet Jack Ronnie Billie Mary Connie Mary Hay Hodge Holland Holland Houchin Hunt Hutchison Hutchison Irons Lewis A li.. K . ,lily wg A : ty , , I nfl I 7 K ' A 'fil H A , f i g 5 - 'A .l .,,.,,, tg' is H rrtt V osiiia i Dan Virginia Doris Willard Ann James LiV0ly Lyons McComas McGlonc McPherson Milum TM SHME Ai E ? L I an S pf f RR f N Xf?'f R 'Pre .K ff R fl ya f 7' L K 1 RM L M 5' 1' IR, f A Gh9l0l1dH Cynthia Vernon Carol Burton Betty Delmus Barbara Mable MOSl2y Newman Newsomb Nunn Parker Patterson Perrine Perry Perry I V A 2. 5 2 i ii- . IQ, V ' Z M1 ' ' 3 Q. ESQ. l 2 Q M get 3 -RR R R y , y 5 Q R iff nnn'n S if R k . 4 Q R , N R , H A I . if 3 Lynn Frances Keith Bob Jim Evelyn Bob Charlene Carol Ray Rice Rife Robinson Romans Ross Rowe Runyon Salmons ref!-at R V 7 iw' 3, R 27 g ' w ti f ! - 123 V Q I arf? In F2 V .RRR '35 R 1 fy? VV ,Rl R: t it R a I of ' a it R R R R ' I -Q a ssfsisfrg X I ,Ra gg ,Q , ,M x X 21'2Zt?iQ,'-,ur 't ' Loretta Allen Barbara Linda Lowell Ronald Margaret Spurling Carson Skeans Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Snyder Sprague Stanley ix R ,L .Q b R - 3 -.Q A ,., R54 eR E, fy e A. EL' K I K ' 2 RL gR Q . . W3 I ALVV A R t I K , 3: Q '1's:RR, 'gl V ' 1 ifiis'-, Q3 v 4 H L ,lktfW'.' X.. iiinfkf x I 5' Raymond Lowetta Wanda Bobby Ginger Jean Tom Barbara Stewart Swanson Taylor Thagker Thacker Thompson Vargo ward Kennv Ward Pat Lou Layuna Frances lris Mr. Carl Wells White Workman Yates Young Chadwick Q ' 1- R R 5: 5 .ra K I Y R '1 ,ai A ml e iff if 'lm 'Gigi A MPS- Nah Mr. C. R. Miss Ferne Hutchison Reynolds Wright Judy Pruitt its Deloris Scrogham f. .yi 6 N. 'Q' in gf? Jo Ann Stewart 2 THE EXTRAS s 3. V.. V 1 , J Arg Ag, Ea at pw if 'A fy N if N AA A oe, A ,. A A . VA V f . 1 A I 7 I 3 S A.deff+ilFs,. so A J f 551 A .xf X ig' 'M A f 1, j if J-1 F 5 R Elmsmf Gif .1 , 2 ' Ai Robert Bill Ellis Phillip Robert Linda Terry Margie Harold Adams Adkins Adkins Adkins Adkins Akers Akers Allen Baker p f A 'J I A -,- ' 'fi' ,A 4-Q r A 1'-A M 'A H V, .A nii A 5 wi ' AA: if A all A A ll A VV .VXA A A VV A V V V A VV A A VA.4 VV Judith Billy OSUH' Ellen D0l0reS James Kyle Carol Darlene Bla-MOH BIBVIHS 30031 Bromley Brookover Brown Browning Brumfield Brumileld A V VAAVAAVVV A V V 1 lmAA V VV V K , LV V V V YA A fa A A ig., at , s ,,fi1 ' I if A d isie Q f H - A to N' ii' 7 id VV WV iifz VV AV V A .A , A V . . A ' , . gf nf gg.. 'A W A, A XX keks AV A V A A v - 5 A K I -AA A rx, eiffw A Cecil Helen Carl James Ella Jack Wendell Kenneth Odell Burgess Burgess Caldwell Canterbury Carver Carver Cassell Clark Clay ' AA A i f .A A me F rrsii . 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P, PP,, I P M k,Krk 1 V V Patricia Helen Don Donald Kathryn Delores Martha Miss Warren weddlngton Wheeler Wilson Wilson Workman Wqrkman Jarrell J WP, P 4 P ' V ' Q l 6, JJPPP A A 5 g with 4 V g, Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Morrison Plymale Sutherland L !fT THE T THE SEVE s T if T-me T T or -W - 1 T- 'N i .ag T Ts. T 0 if , L 'T S Zn Q TT ,Ta rf jfff- T' ' g' Q- 3 vs' ' Qs: TA fy gig A KT VVVL 'V 'TQ ' f f to 'Mu I A .if Q' - Q RJ. TT 553 11 ww' fi' Vw V11 kumar .t . Rose Mary Cleo Ronnie Sandra Franklin vllldy Sandra Kathryn Cathryn James Adams Adkins Adkins AUKIIIS Allen Bllll-IPS Billups Blevins Bloss Bocook H T T 3 5, E .. S 'Q kyk- Q 'ana A at 1 . A -Qk ig, i T t F M, - T -T nnnd t F . ' M Aykh T I 1' W I. T214 --,T -f K T T - Alice Ronald Kay Lynn Eddie Robert Lola David Herma Judy Booth Booth Bradley Breece Brown Brown Calnes Campbell Campbell Caniff :vit T t 13 ' T .Ti 'T -5 K ' W vi. T 3 T 2 T F tsl M f H ies Tv on r 'T l Q. 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A A my W , I, S, A Q y Q. mp yy 17,1 Vp P i h e K James James Rudy Sandra Davld Bobby LBSQCI' Andy Charles Edward Perkins Perry Peters Peters Phillips Price Pruitt Pulley Rakes Rakes . X 5 fl 'L 1 5 1 W if V,.. sl ' V Shirley Lennie Lewis Mary Geraldine James Helen Virginia Frances Tommy Reed Rice Rlfe Romans Ross Salmons Salyers Salyers Sandman Shamblin 52 'wr j . 2' .iff-'-2 as is 3' f Lq' 1 ' he Ln A just 'Q wk in - i1 N Billie Carol John lflelen Bill Edward Emma Lee Emma Pauline Larry Sam Shannon Skenrl Skeans Skeens Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith smith , N A, V A x, A N V VV ez VVmV V , mi p f s -2 S , fs, S In , as ,I pf Amie .E S 'fr de or L Charles Billy Patty James Frances Ronald Carol Charles C. J. 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J udy Michels Staff Artist ...., Ruth Ann Webb ,,.,.,Katie Riggs Business Managers ,,,,t, ,,,,t,,,t Circulation Manager ttt,,,....,t,..t..Yt..i..,. ....... . . Assistant Circulation Managers ,..,..... .. ...., t,,. H arry D. Wilson Sports Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,..,,,,, ,,.,,,,,, Photographer ,,tttttt,, Staff Artist ....,,t.,t,t, Faculty Advisor .,.,..,t Mary A. Bartram Jim Hamer Janet Thompson Miriam McAlister Patricia Hudgins Dick Henry Lewis Googins Sandra Clendenin Mrs. Ruth Sutherland t.,,t..Mildred Dean JU l0R STAFF ATIO AL THESPIA SCCIETY TROUPE 115 President Y, , , , ..,,,,.,, . Y, , , Reba Akers Vice-President , ,, Ronnie Lester Secretary , , , . ,, Katie Riggs Treasurer ,,,,,,, ,,,, J ulia Watts Sponsor ssssssssssss ssssss.si...s.i.. ...ss...............sssss.i..s ssss M r s . Nan Hutchison FUTURE TEACHER OE MERICA President ,, , , Katherine Pelfrey Vice-President , , , , Shirley Perine Secretaryn, , , Y ,,,, Elizabeth Billups Treasurer , , ,, ,, Rebecca Reeder Program Chairman ,,,,, , ,,,i, Judy Booth Sponsors rrr,, ,....,V V..YVr..V VV..VV, M r s . Marguerite Meredith Mrs. Cleo Wellman VAR ITY CLUB President ,,,,,,7777 , ,.,. ,.,Amos Maynard Vice-President ..... -, ....... C. J. Frazier Secretary 7,,.Y,,,, ,,,,,7 B ob Adams Sponsors ,,,.,. ...,77, M r. Albert Mazza Mr. Carl Chadwick MATH CLUB President ,z,.,,YY,.Y,.,..,7,.7v,,.i....,,777,7,777,,Y,,V,,.....,,..,,77 Connie Salmons Vice-President ,,,,,,.... .....,.. G ladys Frazier Secretary .,...,....,. 7...,Y. R eba Akers Treasurer Cv7Y..,C ..,..... J ulia Watts Sponsor ,7z..z,7 ..C...., M rs. Jewel Shingleton SENTINEL STAFF SCHOOL PAPER STAFF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CHAPTER NO. 3282 President 7,,E,A...S,, .E77,.,,E,E,,E,7E7..,......,E,7E.,E,.. I .wwww Amos Maynard Vice-President ,Y,....... Y,,Y,,,4,,. . ,,,,YY,..,,......V77,,,777, James LeMaster Secretary ,,.7,,7,,Y,.,,..... .,.,,.,,,,.,.....,...,Y,,,,, C onnie Salmons L TIN CLUB President . ,,,,,,,,,, ., .Y,.,, Amos Maynard Vice-President ,,,,, ,,.,,..Yw,,,.,,Y, ..,,7,,,.. S a ndra Clendenin Secretary and Treasurer .,.777,, .....,.,.. J anet Thompson Sponsor ,,,,,,,,, ,,......,.A,..7.,,7,... ,,4,7 , M iss Ferne Wright .ik .X-1... SOPHOMCRE PLAY CAST 8 STAGE CREW Ellen Campbell David Capehart Louise Carver Sonja Chadwick Terry Christian Peggy Daniels Pat Frazier Paul Fuller Peggy Fuller Gary Johnson Helen Lyons Janice Martin Nancy Naylor Donna Ramey Nancy Staten Knot shownj Charles Vaughn Barbara Ward Billy Weddington JU IOR HIGH CHEERLEADER From left to right: Judith Stark, Mary Jo Duncan, Carol Brumiield, and Captain, Judith Keyser Advisor-Mrs. Margaref Whitehair. SENIOR HIGH HEERLEADER In center: Captain, Mary Annese Bartram. From left to right: Bonnie Hall, Carole Hodge, Sandra Clendenin, Linda Perdue, and Joetta Johnson. Advisor-Mrs. Nan Hutchison. Director ,,,,,,7,,,, GLEE LUB ,, ,, Mr. George Slicer Accompanist ,7,..,A7 , Reba Akers LIBR RY CLUB President ,77.v,,7,rr77,. A ,,,777, Jane Plymale Vice-President 7,7,,, , ,,,7, , Jo Ann Thacker Secretary ,r..,Y,7,77, ,,7,,,r. D onna Thacker Treasurer c,,,, ,. , ,,,c,, Walter Johnson Reporter .,,c,,c ,,c,, M ildred Dean Sponsor ,,,... Mrs. Julia Yates MAJORETTES Left to right: Reba Akers Laura Murray, Gladys Frazier, Jane Plymale CHead Majorettel, Katie Riggs Ruth Ann Webb, and Janet Cassell. Advisor-Mrs. Cleo Wellman. 'W--. pu-J THE HOMECOMING THE VICTORY QUEEN Q u E Deloris Spradlin Jean Thompson and her attendant Joyce Conley MECHANICAL DRAWI G l Woodworking Department Instructor-Mr. Loy Leonard 'W 9 W f . 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Society Editor- IDENTITY OF BABY PICTURES PAGES 18 AND 19 Fanny Hartman Donese Terry Bob Adams Barbara Bash Patty Skeens Wilson Holbrook Walter Kiser Jane Plymale Neil Stough Patty Taul Nelson Richard Perry James LeMaster Walter Johnson Helen Stewart Margaret Terry Betty Deskins Marjorie Davis Sandra Alexander Melvin May Robert Johnson Peggy Lawhun Loretta Gallion Reba A'kers Doloris Vaughn Connie Salmons Louella Brumfield Mildred Dean Mary Cassell Ronnie Dorsey Donna Neace Frank Hatten Corina Napier James Irons Ronnie Lester Jean Rice Judie Peters C. J. Frazier Shirley Lambert Gerald Abrams 40. Hazel' Pulley BAND COUNCIL Director ....i.. ..... ......... President ......Vt4. A. .,..VegV....g Secretary and Treas. Librarians .....V......-V YYY....... Uniform Sergeant ..,..cc,tY Publicity Manager ...c..,.. Head Majorette .... ..r. iii. Drum Major ,i,..aa .V..V.r. 48 George Slicer Melvin May Frieda Murphy Katie Riggs Rebecca Reeder Gary Johnson Gladys Frazier Jane Plymale Harry Wilson THE JUNIOR CLASS Presldent ,,,,,,,.,, ,,,r,,, A .. . ,... Harry D. Wilson Vice-President ....,.i Secretary ...i..,.. Treasurer ,,,.i,,., Historian ....... Ruth Ann Webb . ..c,Raymond Lambert Jim Hamer ......,,Mary Annese Bartram TI-IE SOPHOMORE CLASS President .,.........V, Vice-President ......., Secretary .... . ..,.. Treasurer ......... Bill Long .,,....,Ivan McGlone Janet Cassell Patty Frazier THE FRESIIMAN CLASS President ,,,,,,,,., ,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,.,s is.,,... B r u ce Capehart Vice-President ....... v...7.,. F red Conley Secretary ,,,.,,,, ,- ......, .Frances Rice Treasurer ,,.,,,, ,. ...... Harry T. Breece CLASS SPONSORS The Seventh Grade: Ralph Cobun Agnes McCaskey Marguerite Meredith Ventrue Pelfrey Crete Ward The Eighth Grade: Maxine J arrell Byron Morrison Edith Plymale Ruth Sutherland The Freshmen: Carl Chadwick Nan Hutchison C. R. Reynolds Ferne Wright The Sophomores: Lois Garrett Fay Stewart Cleo P. Wellman The Juniors: W. W. Allen Katherine Oshcl Jewel Shingleton The Seniors: Jean Pifer Bernard Queen Julia Yates C-K SENTINEL STAFF Co-Editors- Dan Cox, Loretta Gallion, Marjorie Davis Feature Editor- Shirley Lambert Judie Peters Sports Editor- Louella Brumfield Exchange Editor- Jo Ann Thacker Advertising Manager- Emma McA1ister Assistants- Jean Rice, Betty Akers, Hazel Pulley, Fanny Hart- man, Harriet Smith Circulation Manager- Elizabeth Deskins Assistants- Donese Terry, Mary Cas- sell, Helen Stewart, Jo Ann Smith Photographer- Judy Michels Reporters- Journalism Class Advisor- Ruth Sutherland ,C 61 '-nr X E. 1 WSREEI5. SPORTS The pages you are about to view and read contain a brief summary of the thing which binds together the students of a school into an even uniformity of spirit and co-operation. This thing is Athletics. Athletics, in general, is the element necessary to keep a school banded together as a unit. It will build school spirit, leadership, morals, character, and sports- manship. Sports will build a sound mind and body and induce clean living and healthful thinking to anyone who is willing to partici- pate. Sports are as old as man himselfg they have existed down through the ages-through times of war and peace, plenty and famine- and they will continue to exist as long as mankind-somewhere, anywhere on the face of the earth-can take time out from fighting his fellow man and find time to play. ,r-I is onli' . i K A N r sl A 1 Tri-captain Bob Adams lTackle3 Tri-captain Amos Maynard Tri-captain Richard Perry fBackl CTackleJ ' Head Coach Albert Babe Mazza Assistant Coach Carl Chadwick 50 The Ceredo-Kenova Wayne Wonders of the 1953 football season were ball players who were well schooled and trained in the arts of sportsmanship and the will to win by their coach, Albert Babe Mazza.- The men of Wonderland, led by Tri-captains Amos Maynard, Bob Adams, and Dick Perry, were ranked second in the state in class A schools at the end of the season by the Beckley Post-Herald. Altogether the Wonders were victorious five times, defeated three times, and tied once. The Wonders can proudly doff their helmets to Head Coach Mazza and Assistant Coach Carl Chadwick. Ceredo-Kenova 0 I-luntington East 20 The Wonders took the field 'at Fairfield Stadium slightly damaged by the loss of one of their best forward men, Pat Riggs, starting guard, who was declared ineligible a few days before the game. How- ever, this did not cause the Wonders to lose spirit or fight. The first quarter went scoreless with both teams putting on extended drives. East hit paydirt twice in the second quarter to gain a 13-0 lead over the Won- ders. The first half ended with Ceredo-Kenova on the East one foot line. In the second half a fumble paved the way for the third Highlander score. C-K, although pounding out 10 first downs, could not cross the double stripes and thus went down to a scoreless defeat. Ceredo-Kenova 14 Sherman Tide of Seth 7 Mazza's men met the big Sherman Tide on the Won- ders' home field the night of September 25. The first quarter of this hard-fought ball game went scoreless as neither team could seem to gain an advantage over the other. However, early in the second quarter the Wonders broke the ice by uncorking a pass from Buck Dawson to end Bob Ferguson that covered 25 yards for a touchdown. Pat McFann booted the extra. The Wonders soon tallied again when Dawson went over from the ten after the C-K team put on an extended drive. Late in the third quarter the Sherman Tide bounced back fighting and drove over for a score and then added the extra point. In the fourth quarter the two teams seemed once again to gain their equal balance and the quarter ended scoreless. Another victim of the Wonders! Ceredo-Ke-nova 7 Logan 18 The Wonders suffered their second loss of the season as they were defeated by the Logan Wildcats on the Wonders' home field. The Wonders scored only once in the game as the Logan defense was very alert. The Wildcats scored once on a fumble by the Wonders which was picked up by a Logan defensive back. A fieet Logan back scampered loose for a sixty yard jaunt in the third quarter to put the Wonders farther behind. The Wildcats tallied again in the fourth quarter to wrap up the victory. Ceredo-Kenova 26 Matewan 6 Shortly before the opening gun, a thriving mass of green and white poured through the locker room door and on to the field with only one thought-Win! The Wonders' smooth running attack proved too much for the visitors as C-K piled up 15 first downs to 5 for Matewan. Clyde Salmons scored twice for the Won- ders with Buck Dawson and Bob Ferguson sighting up the scoreboard for 6 points each. Back Ivan McGlone broke into the scoring column by making a behind- the-goal tackle for an extra 2 points. The game ended with the Wonders still hard pressing the Matewan visitors. Ceredo-Kenova 18 Williamson 7 The Wonders packed their uniforms the afternoon of October 2 and made the journey to Williamson to meet the Williamson Wolfpack on their own home field. In the first quarter the Pack drew first blood as they scored on a pass covering 34 yards from Maynard to Neal. In the second period the Wonders came back with a score of their own by Salmons, but the extra point fell short. At the half the score remained C-K-6-- Williamson-7. In the third quarter the Ceredo-Kenova team crossed the double stripes again as Dawson pass- ed to Shulick, who lateraled to Salmons on a nicely executed play which netted the Wonders another six points. The Wonders wrapped it up in the fourth quarter on another pass from Dawson to Ferguson into the end zone. And a good time was had by all! Ceredo-Kenova 14 Man 14 The Wonders tallied first in the first period as Tri- captain Dick Perry smashed through from his own six yard line. McFann toed over the extra point. The second quarter went scoreless as neither team could break the defense of the other. The third quarter opened with a bang as the Wonders put on an ex- tended drive needing only ten yards to score when a fumble by the Wonders was picked up by a Man player who sped ninety yards for a score. The game- tying score came in the fourth quarter when Man put on a drive covering fifty yards for the score. 51 Ceredo-Kcnova 17 Catlettsburg 19 The Wonders suffered a two point defeat at the hands of the invading Kentuckians. The Wildcats of Catlettsburg scored touchdowns in each of the first three quarters. The only score thus far was by Neil Stough, who kicked a field goal in the first quarter. On the bottom half of a 19-3 score, the Wonders drove 60 yards for a touchdown with Dawson lugging the pigskin over from his own two yard line. The extra point by McFann made it Wildcats-19, Wonders-10. With only short minutes to play in the fourth quarter, the Wonders crashed to the Cats' twenty-five yard line and Dawson tired a pass to Shulick for a score. Mc- Fann's extra made the final score 17 to 19. Ceredo-Kenova 13 Vinson 7 The Wonders downed the Vinson Tigers on the C-K field on the night of October 30. Ceredo-Kenova scored first in the opening period on a pass from Dawson to Shulick. The extra point try failed. Vinson tied the score in the same period on a short pass. Another pass to Bob Ferguson advanced the ball to the two yard line. Perry blasted over for the score and Stough added the extra. The whole second half went score- less as both teams made no extensive drives. Ceredo-Kenova 32 Wayne 12 The Wonders traveledlto Wayne for the last game of the season to dampen the Wayne Pioneers' spirits by a humbling defeat. Dawson scored once in the first quarter on a hard drive by the Wonders with McFann adding the extra point. Spurlock tallied for the Pioneers late in the first quarter. With only five seconds remaining in the Hrst half, the Wonders punched over another score as Dawson slipped through again for another six. In the third quarter Clyde Salmons hit pay dirt for C-K on a nice run. Wayne scored the second and last touch- down in the period as the Wonders tightened their defense. Perry scored in the final period on a pass as did end Bob Ferguson, who found himself all alone on his own 20 yard line with the ball sailing toward him. Pick- ing off the nice pass from Dawson, he scored easily. Mazza's men were victorious. C. J. Frazier added the extra point after touchdown. 1 1 Ceredo-Kenova High School Football Squad First Row, left to right: Gene McGlone, Paul Dickerson, Buck Shulick, George Spears, Tommy Pasquale, Alfred Hatten, Dan Cox, Ronnie Smith, Amos Maynard, John Staley. Second Row: Bob Adams, Dick Henry, Buck Spangler. Neil Stough, Bob Rowe, Jim McCa1lister, John Cassidy, Jim Hamer, Bob Ferguson, Don Hamilton, Ted Williams. Third Row: Jim Adkins, Pat McFann, Harrison Perry, Bill Stickler, Frank Heck, Bert Lloyd, Freddy Con- ley, Jim Mullens, James Pelfrey, Ray Lambert, Ivan McGlone. Fourth Row: Head Coach Albert Mazza, Assis- tant Coach Carl Chadwick, Manager James LeMaster, Clyde Salmons, Dennis Hensley, Charles Frazier, Jack West, Buck Dawson, Dick Perry, Jack Smith. 5.2 x S' Catch As Catch Can! No it's not a flying wrestler, but it is six feet, four- inch Bob Ferguson stretching. out a couple of extra inches to snare a high flying pass. C o m e T o P a p a ! These words are prob- ably r a c i n g through the mind of end Buck Shulick as he picks off a perfect pass. Wonders On The Warpath! Flying cleats churn the turf as the Wonders backfield proceeds to grind out some hard-earned yardage. Left to right- Clyde Salmons, Tri-captain Richard Perry, Dick Henry, and Buck Daw son. Mazza's Men Of The Forward Wall! Here are live good reasons why the Wonders had a winning team Left to rlght-Tri-captain Bob Adams, Paul Dickerson, C. J. Frazier, Pat Riggs, Trl-captain Amos L. Maynard. In the preceding summaries you have probably noticed that the only names mentioned were -backfield men. These backfield men are the ball carriers 'of a football team. But in all due respect to the hard-working back- field, let us not forget the equally hard-working line men. These are the players who seldom hit the spotlight, but are ever-important cogs in the wheel of a team. These are the men seldom remembered by the spectator be- cause they are not ball carriers. lt might be interesting to note that two of Ceredo-Kenova's three tri-captains, Amos L. Maynard and Bob Adams, are linemen who occupied the left and right tackle positions respectively, and who always did their job along with the rest of the linemen to bring their team home victorious. 1 I l !, 7 ,il 71 K af ge-, 5, F JOHN STALEY Tackle BALFORD SHULICK End '11 Ri NEIL STOUGH - Tackle On this page you see seven seniors who, along with Tri-cap- tains Bob Adams, Amos L. May- nard, and Richard Perry, have given their all for the Green and White of Ceredo-Kenova for the last time. These seniors, many of whom are three and four-year men, have played the last game of their high school careers. They will not be forgotten as time passes by, but will be remembered as members of that select group which participates in athletic ac- tivities for the good of their school. In the years to come when high school days are far behind, these men will not be lacking in youtha ful memories of many past con- tests in which they have given and taken as fate would have it. We salute you, Seniors! Sports Editor -1 'inf' DAN COX Center GEORGE SPEARS Guard C. J. FRAZIER Center l-'RANK HATTEN Back ASKETBAIZ CAPTAIN BUCK SHULICK Coach Albert Babe Mazza can boast of a fine basketball team this year. Shown above is Captain Balford Shulick, who has played three years of good basketball and who has done much to add to the sports scene. Some things can be expressed better and more clearly by pictures than by words, and so on the following pages are the members of the Ceredo-Kenova basketball team who did their part for the team as a whole, sharing together its victories and its defeats. CEREDO-KENOVA HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SQUAD Left to Right-First Row: Charles Spangler, James LeMaster, Buck Dawson, Balford Shulick, John Cassidy, Fred Conley, Jim Hamer. Second Row: Coach Albert Babe Mazza, Richard Perry, Bob Ferguson, Noel Perdue, Jim McCallister, Paul Dickerson. h Bob Ferguson John Cassidy Noel Perdue Charles Spangler Jim Hamer James LeMaster Jim McCa.llister The two squad pictures on the right are the future Varsity ball players for Ceredo-Kenova. These up and coming young players will some day find their names and pic- tures listed and seen among the Senior Roster. THE B TEAM Left to right: Floyd Evans, Pat McFann, Bruce Capehart, Gene McGlone, Steve Ferguson, Richard Wheeler. Second row: LeRoy Dil- lon, Glen McGlone. Coach Chad- wick, Ivan McGlone, and Ronnie Smith. THE JUNIOR HIGH TEAM Left to right: Donald Wheeler, Wayne Kiser, John Parsley, Keith Rife, Lowell Smith. Second row: Vernon Newsomb, Howard Carver, Bill Spradlin, Harold Baker. Third row: Coach Chadwick, Bruce Cape- hart, Steve Ferguson, and Ronnie Smith. 58 Fred Conley James Smith wet' 1953 TRACK TEAM Left to right, standing: Richard Perry, Bob Ferguson, Dan Cox, Clyde Salmons. Kneeling: John Cassidy, Pat Riggs, Jim Hamer. 1953 BASEBALL TEAM Back row, left to right: Manager Bruce Capehart, Ronnie Keyser, Buck Shulick, Bob Adams, Bill Stickler, Ivan McGlone, Frank Hatten, Coach Carl Chadwick. Front row: Harry Wheeler, Paul Dickerson, James Smith, Pat McFann, Bert Lloyd, Dick Henry, Buck Dawson, Elba Cox. fprfzzkl.-it . 1953 GOLF TEAM Left to right: Jack Wells, Ronnie Castle, Luther Pratt fCaptain, '54J. if 40,- .5 SCENE A stitch in time saves nine f ff 4 2 'X' ,X s A - W -li THE RCU D SCHOOL fa +9 COMPLIMENTS OF P. Hamer Lumber Company, HC. KENOVA, WEST VIRGINIA Compliments Wm I: 'S Of DRUG STORE Bii.L's SERVICE STATION ,C i CORNER C and t 9 and c-K CAB COMPANY MAN STS' KENOVA, W. VA. Phone 2686 Ceredo, W. Vci. HUNTER'S BARBER SHOP i-iAiRcu1's BY A.PPoiN'rMEN'r Save your Time and Waiting BANK BUILDING - BASEMENT Phone 91291 I4th 6' Chestnut Kenovo, W. Vo COPLEY'S FOOD MARKET We Serve Best with Everyday Needs Phone 9444i 392 Main Street Ceredo, W. Vo. JACK G. CAPEHART, JEWELER Where customers send their friends JEWELRY and APPLIANCES KENOVA, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 8221 THACKER'S VARIETY STORE Where Town and Country M eet I329 CHESTNUT STREET KENOVA Owned and Operated by PAUL THACKER and HOMER THACKER HATTEN BROTHERS FURNITURE, INC. Home Town Boys Wayne County's Largest and Finest Furniture Store I4IO Chestnut Street Kenovo, W. Vo. I Tri-State Chevrolet Co. AVONEK BEAUTY SHOP I2th ond Poplar Streets U09 CHESTNUT STREET Phone 57I I Phone 3421 Kenovo, W. Vo. Kenovo, W. Vo. KENDVA HARDWO0D FLO0RING see them for Oak F looting-Lumber Established 1902 KENCVA, W. VA. DUDLEY'S, Comphments RAWLINGS of ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 1'W 'JAC fTS suN on. COMPANY 948 Third Avenue Hu tington, West Virg o Kenovof W' VC'- 7 einer 5 IWLZABVJ of ginoal Meal, RIFE INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance and Real Estate I-429 Chestnut Street Phone 5321 Kenova, West Virginia Compliments of Lincoln Loan Company DAN:S SPORT SHOP Money When You Need It Fishing Tackle Toys I I I9 Fourth Avenue Chestnut Street H t' t , W. V . un mg on O Kenova, West Virginia Bob Smith's Gulf Station Congratulations Washing - Lubrication . . CI f '54 TIICS-ACCCSSOIICS OSS O FOURTEENTH AND POPLAR Mmm Cassidy PHONE 8581 KENOVA, W. VA. BARTRAM BROTHERS' GROCERY Trade Where Your Trade Is Appteciatedn CHESTNUT STREET KENOVA, wf VA. FIRST NATIUNAL BANK or KENovA FOURTEENTH and CHESTNUT STREETS Phone 3321 HUNTINGTON PUBLISHING CCDMPANY 'Dfw Aclverlfsen -evenfng 4I1 0X fi 1 Uhe: I-le rald - Dispatch - morning , ,ri '.7h6l-leralcl-Advevfisev -sunclaq A' Z6'5 'W ' - gf-I-1 414 53 ! 4' lP 22x,. We Ausggtsta HUNTINGTON . WEST VIRGINIA N :sms . 1-r ,V y A 5 Q -A ggi . WE 1 EIS, 513: 5 I I in I uno rounm Avcusl I The House Where Music DweIls The Tri-State's Complete Music Service PIANOS, BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS ACCESSORIES MUSIC RECORDS REPAIR SERVICE lO4O - 4th AVE. HUNTINGTON, W. VA. BUY AT HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA Patterson's Service Station Your Ashland Oil Dealer Ceredo, West Virginia HAYES' DRY CLEAN ERS When your clothes are not becoming to you, they should be coming to us PHONE 6836 CEREDO, WEST VIRGINIA COFFMAN'S FLOWERS cfo Westmoreland Florists Phone SI33 HUNTINGTON, W. VA. If LONG'S PARKETTE, INC. Wayne Street and Westmoreland Blvd. Food is a necessity 5 Why not eat the best? Try Our Dairy Freeze PHONE 32193 HUNTINGTON, W. VA. West Virginia Hardwoods Incorporated Appalachian Hardwoods Ph ne 2171 KENOVA, W. VA 1892 1954 Sixty Years of Contmuous Bankmg Service FIRST Nl-1TIONl1l BANK 0f Ceredo We Welcome School Savings COMPLIMENTS OF 0Hl0 VALLEY BUS CUMPANY We Run Chartered Buses To Any Point Cngrafufalfionu KKLZJL5 of Standard Business Machines Manufacturing Company 720 - 15th Street Kenova, W. V CLARENCE BARTRAM, President H. H. SCITES, JR., Vice President GEORGE BALLARD, Treasurer JACK G. CAPEHART, Secretary CEREDO-KENOVA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Directors CLARENCE BARTRAM JACK G. CAPEHART JOE HAMER JOE MILLER GEORGE BALLARD FLOYD STARK GLEN FOGLE WILLIAM LYONS WALTER ROLLINS, JR H. H. SCITES, JR. PAUL SHINGLETON HENRY J. STARK YATES DRUG COMPANY Corner of I5Th ond Chestnut QURW r-VI Phone 39I I Kenovo, West Virginia SHIRLEY 5' WOODS Refrigeration Sales and Service IIOI C STREET CEREDO, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 5OII Phone 2051 COMPLIMENTS OF BREECE VENEER CDMPIINY KENOVA WEST VIRGINIA 'FY R FROM REDDY KILOWATT. YOUR ELECTRICAL SERVANT You probably won't think much about it, but Reddy will help you work in a hundred different Ways, every day, at the flip of a switch. Yes, Reddy has a hand in almost anything you choose to do. He does your housework, runs the factories, Works on the farms and in places of business. Working twenty-four hours a day is Reddy's idea of a good time, so use him all you like. No matter what your job or sur- roundings, there's Reddy, friend and helper that you can rely on, as close as the nearest switch, on duty twenty-four hours a day. Appalachian Electric Power Company Compliments of LAMBERT and QUEEN GENERAL MERCHANDISE KENOVA, W. VA. Compliments of McFann's Service Stations U. S. Route 60 6' B St. Moin 6 High Sts. Ceredo, W. Vo. LEWIS-WILSON FARM MACHINERY COMPANY Hardware - Paint - Farm Repairs 734 Third Ave. Phone 24620 Huntington, W. Vo. TheIma's Beauty Shop Any Phase of Beauty, See U s THELMA HUGHES - JUANITA DOLTON GERALDINE BROCK Phone 4912 Kenovo, W. Vo. R. NEY WILLIAMS DRUG COMPANY, INC. KENOVA, WEST VIRGINIA The REXALL Store p R. FRIENDLY SERVICM S .111 wlLLI.'.1........ PHONE h W. VA. - THE FIRST HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK Over Three-Quarters of a Century of Service I'luntington's Oldest, Largest, and Only National Bank LAWRENCE DRUGS 4th AVENUE and 9m STREET Phone 8I69 Huntington, W. Vo. SINKTOPS - CABINETS RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT I. -, DRUGS g . JAVI. .. S11 nfii 1 HuNrnNG1'ura.w.vA- WOOD PRO INC. Prescription Specialists PLY Four Registered Pharmacists PHONE 44161 HUNTINGTON' W' VA The Sport Shop of Youthful iliisbiom f' ' h h I ways irst wit t e atest GUARANTY Sportswear Fashions tex 4-'Qi 9 I J fijldlf is '- if ,F I my K1 5 r . 527551 Budget ff UQ, Priced M fw BELLE'S BANK and TRUST CO. Huntington, W. Va. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation We Pay 2 Per cent on Savings WHEN IT'S FURNISHE our me m re iva .... more comfortable NOW! Star Furniture Company HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA PO P'S GROCERY A Good Place to Buy Your Eats OWNED AND OPERATED BY POP and MOM E. L. Perry, Sr. PHONE 9402I KENOVA, W. VA. FRAZIER'S SUPER MARKET CEREDO, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 6051 Free Delivery D BY STAR C0mPliments PIERCE CLEANERS of A I M NGEL S ONE-HOUR Headquarters for OFF-TO-COLLEGE SERVICE Fashions nnnnnnnnn' W' Vn' Phone 2321 Ke-nova, W. Vo THE HUNTINGTON sc:-loot OF BUSINESS CONGRATULATES YOU 1954 GRADUATES! IOO7 Fifth Avenue Phone 21409 CHESTER A. RILEY, President JAMEs w. STEAR, Manager Specialists in Business Training For the iinest in Sportswear For those wonderful MIX-MATCH SEPARATES H N Inigi? D Look Hrst at . . . l mm'n U III On .Fourth Avenue HUNTINGTON'S MOST COMPLETE WOMEN'S APPAREL SHOP LOAR'S FURNITURE STORE CHESTNUT STREET KENOVA, W. VA. ANGEL'S FOURTH AVENUE HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA Fine Apparel for Men, Women,and Boys MAYS FURNITURE CO. I On the Beautiful Westmoreland Boulevard Huntington, W. Vo. 'I t Pays to Trade With M ays John Ferguson Hardware CEREDO, W. VA. One of the Oldest Continued Businesses in the Tri-State Bulk Seed, Paints, Glass and General Hardware Tri-State SIN C L AIR G L A 5 5 Creosoting 6 Terminal Corp COMPANY P. 0. BOX 27 KENOVA, W. VA csneoo, w. VA. POLES, PILING, TIES, AND LUMBER R0llINS' FUNERAL HUME Phone 4531 KENOVA, WEST VIRGINIA The Kenny Music Company Everything for Your Musical MEET YOUR FRIENDS Needs . . . Elf . . . Established 1918 ll ll 930 Third Avenue Phones 21930, 22312 The HUNTINGTON, W. VA. KENOVA BOX COMPANY . Patronlze Doors - Windows - Flooring Our Trim - Generol Mill Work A Advertisers RT. 75, KENOVA PHONE 2331 These are the names of three seniors who are not listed at the front of this book. if! ,MUR- W, JUNE MARCELLA RICHMOND June A quiet girl with a beau- tiful smile. VIRGINIA ALLEN Janie A peppy miss she cer- tainly is, JOHN FREELAIN STALEY Big Moe A big guy of athletic pursuits who has a gen- tle and quiet mien. 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