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

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1956 volume:

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SENIOR STAFF -HARRY BREECE CAROL SALMoNs DELoREs SCROGHAM BRUCE CAPEHART FRANCES RICE LOWETA SWANSON LARRY CURNUTTE SANDRA ALLEN FREDDIE CONLEY GHETONDA MROSLEY CAROL HOLLAND MRS. RUTH SUTHERLAND Editors-in-Chief ............. Associate Editor .....,...... Business Managers .,.... . Circulation Manager ..,. Assistant Circulation Managers .......v......,...... Sports Editor ..,.. . ....,.,.,.. Stajj' Artist .......,.. . ,,.,. . JUNIOR STAFF ELLEN CAMPBELL DAVID CAPEHART J ANICE MARTIN JAN RIFE PAULA HAMPTON PAT FRAZIER LOUISE CARVER PAUL FULLER BILLY JACK WEDDINGTON Bos SHREWSBURY Photographer ................. . ' .DONNA RAMEY 3111 flliemnriam me, the Zheralhus Staff uf 1555, present this gezxrhunk, as a memnrial tn Cttlilr. munhrnfu Qmilsnn Qsllen, inhnse high stanharhs anh iheals, alnng fnith his neiier-enhing heimtinn mth persnmil interest in his mang stuhents, Euill never he fnrgntten. I The loss nf QHH1-. fallen is heeplg felt kg elim-gunz. Zhe can never he replureh in our hearts. fifewel For years and years our highest aim, Has been to be in C-K's hall of fame. Our Senior picture on the locker high Will mark our last year at C-K High. When graduation day draws nigh, To our friends and teachers we'll say good-bye. The night when we shall all depart, Will stay forever in our heart. As we leave these memorable halls, To answer the world's beckoning call, We bid our good-byes to all our friends, And hope our fun will never end. Sole' OOVL' S 00,1 aww X3 I ffhillal lmux l 1 5 mimilnl lflm WWJMIJ of X9 6' ALICE FAYE NUNLEY Alice Faye Nunley was elected Miss Heraldus of 1956 by popular vote of the Junior and Senior classes. Zvyfafrzn Aciministration .... i- ..,.. -- ...,,. ............ a Directors The Classes- rr,,,,rrrrr, rr,.rr., ,.,. 0 1: chestra Organizations - ...... .....,..... - --Musid The Features--- - ..,... ....... - .Comecllians Athletics-, s..s,, ,ors. ,so.oo, W 0 nder Chorus .Advertising - ....... -- ..,. -,-.--Tl1e Angels Bmw Martha Blankenship Marshall College A. B. Home Economics ' Maxine H. Carey Marshall College A. B English Commerce can Chadwick Elmer Tabor, Principal Irene Donahoe Marshall College A. B. M r hall College A. B.. Physical Education Mzivihzgl College A' B a A. Social Studies ,- - , Art Social Studies English English History Education Edward Farley Margaret Fox Marshall College A. B. Agnes Scott A. B. Biological Science Spanish. Bible Social Studies Greek Lois Garrett Marshall College A. B. Ohio State M. S. Zoology Biology Home Economics Maxine Jarrell Marshall College A. B. Physical Education Social Studies I-05' W- Leonard Elizabeth Linkenhoker I-lolleen Maher Albert Mazza Fairmvni State C0lleg0 Longwood College B. S. Morehead State College Marshall College A. B. A. B. Home Economics A. B. Coach W. Va. University Commerce Social Studies M. A. Economics Industrial Arts Sociology Guidance Byron Morrison Charles Oshel Katherine Oshel Ventrue Pelfrey Marihall COIICEC A. B- Marshall College A. B. W. Va. University B. S. Marshall College A. B. Social Science Music Education Home Economics English . English Social Science Biology Social Studies 30 F . Jewel P. Shlngleton George Shirley George Slicer Caleb Smith Mal'ShHl1 College A- B- Marshall College A- B-, Marshall College A. B., Marshall College A. B. Math M. A. M. A. University of Virginia Social Science Latin Music M. A. Social Studies English Social Studies Social Studies English V 5. , ,,..... ..... ,,.. M.. W? k ' v S 'si Fay Jean Stewart Ruth Stockton Sutherland Cleo P, Wellman Margaret Whitehair Marshall College A. B. Marshall College A. B.. Marshall College A. B., Secretary W. Va. University M. A. M. A. M. A. Social Science Commerce Duke University M. A. English French Social Studies Guidance English Eleanor Zimmerman Marshall College A. B.. M. A. Physical Science Math 1442129 Q Ze fhdd Q U55 Seventh Grade Eager, inexperienced, and noisy -that just about describes us. We came to Ceredo-Kenova High School in the fall of 1950, ready to make our way down Melody Lane in a happy-go-lucky world. This was the first of our six big productions, and naturally we were inexperienced just being new members of the big cast and were we scared! Good quality and per- fection comes only with much practice, as we were to find out. First off, Virginia Streets was chosen as our Home-Coming Queen, which went over big. Eighth Grade Not quite so noisy now and maybe a little wiser in our fields, we started the production of our second show. This year Nancy Naylor reigned as our Home- Coming Queen. These first shows were uneventful due mostly to our inexperience though we did improve greatly over last year's show having learned the main keys. Ninth Grade This was our third production. Better than any before but we still had much improvement to make. We now had some junior orchestra leaders. Terry Christian became our president and Frank Heck, our vice president. Paula Hampton was chosen as our Home-Coming Queen and many of the boys were trying theirskills in the different fields of sports and making a good showing. Tenth Grade Having played over the notes of the 7th, 8th, and 9th grades, we were now ready for the main event, that of being able to play in the Senior High Orchestra. Our sophomore play was given during this year and went over big for the first showing of our dramatic ability, also, Joyce Conley was chosen as our Home- Coming Queen. There were two Senior High cheer- leaders chosen from our class, Bonnie Hall and Joetta Johnson, Laura Murray and Janet Cassell were selected as majorettes to lead our band. Ivan McGlone, Jim Pelfrey, Gene McGlone, Glen McGlone, Charles Gilkerson, and Frank Heck finally succeeded in mak- ing their dreams come true by making the varsity squad. Sonja Chadwick was nominated by the football team as a representative from our class as a candidate for Victory Queen. To add to our busy activities, we were able to join other clubs such as the Future Teachers, Math Club, Latin Club, Glee Club and Thespians. We were now on our way to becoming great leaders on the bandwagon of success. 10 Eleventh Grade Our Concert having been finished in the 10th grade, we were now ready to start practicing for the main showing. This year we had a very busy schedule in store for us. We were to attend our first Prom, of which we were t-he sponsors. David Capehart be- came our class president and served as master-of- ceremonies at the banquet. Our program was beauti- ful, everyone said. The theme was Moonlight and Roses. Some of our class of performers were chosen to serve as members of the Heraldus Staff with David Capehart and Ellen Campbell being Editors-in-Chief and Janice Martin, Associate Editor. We had many parties and picnics, and a barrel of fun was had by all while still climbing for the top of the ladder. Twelfth Grade We were really on our way now. With our-years of experience behind us, we were at the height of success and very much looked up to as leaders. Being seniors, we were to be very busy with the taking of pictures and the purchasing of class rings, which to us was the main event. Helen McGlone was chosen as our Home-Coming Queen during our big, final, and most important year. To head our high school band, Janet Cassell was chosen as head majorette. Ivan McGlone was elected as leader of our class of great composers. To take down every note and all lyrics, Ellen Campbell was made Secretary. To aid Ivan in our many engagements of parties, and so forth, Terry Christian was selected. Jan Rife was re-elected as our Treasurer to hold our pot of gold. To' discover and dig into the past for our talent, we chose Floyd Evans as Historian. Joyce Conley was chosen our Class Chaplain. These were our officers who were to lead our great orchestra. In the field of sports, Gene McGlone, Larry Jack Smith, and Ivan McGlone were selected as Tri-Captains of the varsity football team. Our team was really going places and took the spot- light and a round of applause for their success. The Sentinel, our school paper, was headed by three senior girls, Joyce Conley, Connie Spencer, and Paula Hampton. We were guests of the juniors at the Junior- Senior Banquet. The program was, as always, beauti- fulg everyone'was happy and gay for this was to be our last year and we enjoyed it. And so now being very accomplished in our own talents and fields, our performance has ended. As the curtain drops, we bid farewell to our many teachers and friends, and we shall journey out into the world to audition for our futures. By JOYCE CONLEY President Clyde Ivan McGlone Dark Tis well to be off with the old love. before you are on with the new. Football, Basketball, Base- ball, Track. Varsity Club, gaanish Club, Latin Club, onor Society. Secretary Ellen Launa Campbell Ellen Common sense and beauty are not a common combi- nation. M a t h Club. Thespians. Honor Society, I-Ieraldus Staff, Prayer Group, Science Club, Glee Club, Latin Club. Historian Floyd Carl Evans Peanut I can: I always could. and I always will-but I won't exert myself. Varsity Club, Football. Basketball, Track, Honor Society, Spanish Club. fm W ii 1, 3 Q Vice President Samuel Terry Christian Terry His vocabulary is too cop- ious for our diminutive comprehensions. Math Club, Science Club, Latin Club, Thespians, Honor Society. Treasurer Jan Burks Rite Poopsie We didn't want him any longer--he was long enough. Math Club, Science Club. Honor Society, Prayer Group, Heraldus Staff. Chaplain Joyce Ann Conley Stinky She who has a pleasing manner is bound to succeed. Y Teens, Future Teach- ers. Home Ec. Club. Sen- tinel Staff. Fay Stewart Cleo Wellman Lois Garrett 11 Earl Adkins Earlique Not lazy, but I just don't feel like working. Jimmie Lee Adkins Beauregard When is vacation? Barbara Maxine Akers Barbie Let me but do my work from day to day. Sentinel Staff, Thespians Math Club. Honor Society, Future Teachers. Jack David Capehart Fearless' His words were oaks in acorns. Math Club, Honor So- cietg, Thespians, Heraldus Sta , Latin Club, Science Club, Track. Linda Lee Carver Linda Her charm Iles in her simplicity. Sentinel Staff. 12 Virginia Louise Carver ..Lou.. As merry as the day is lon . E Honor Society, Thespians, Islfxgldus Stall. Sentinel a . Janet Lee Cassell ..Nig.. A lovely girl is above all rank. Honor Society, Sentinel Staff. Head Majorette. Band Council. Sonja Ellen Chadwick Spangler Hsonj.. All of earth's gems are not found in mines. Honor Society. Thespians, Band, Sentinel Staff. Jo Ann Collins Copley ..Red.. Not much talk-a great sweet silence. Sentinel Staff. Margaret Lee Daniels npeggyu Admirably schooled in every grace. Future Teachers, Honor Society. Latin Club, Spanish Club, Thespians. Herman Leroy Dillon Rube I've been asleep-what hagpened? panish Club. Patricia Rose Dlshman Dish Ability shines by its own heart. Sentinel Staff,-4-H Club. Eleanor Jean Dixon Eleanor A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Sentinel Staff. Marilyn Inez Dixon Dick A mirthful maid with never a frown. Richard Glen Elkins Farmer The girls love him, and he returns the ,affections Varsity Club. Football, Basketball, Track. Betty Lee Fox Foxie A hearty friend, a com- rade true, if she has faults, they're very few. Sentinel Staff. Charles Theron Fraley, Jr. HC. T... Men of few words are the best men. Thespians. Patricia Ann Frazier apat., Her friends--they are many, her enemies-are there any? Honor Society, Thespians. H e r a l d u s Staff, Sentinel Staff, Band, Band Council. Paul Fuller Meat-Ball A far-seeing lad advanc- ing rapidly. Math Club, Latin Club. Future Teachers, Heraldus Staff, Thespians, Honor So- ciety. Peggy Sue Fuller Mpeg.. Her words do show her wit incomparable. Spanish Club, Latin Club, Future Teachers, Honor So- ciety, Home Ec. Club, Glee Club. 13 Charles Edward Gilkerson Charlie I love work: it fascinates me-I could look at it for hours. Football, Baseball, Var- sity Club. Betty Sue Hayes Hall Slim Her winning smile doth many friends beguile. Sentinel Staff. Bonnie Ellen Hall Perry Bomber Why take life seriously? We never get out alive. Future Teachers, Cheer- leader tCo-Captainj, 4-H Club. Honor Society, Glee Club, Prayer Group, Sen- tinel Staff. Donald Ray Hall Pee Wee . Men are not measured by inches. Paula Ann Hampton Shortie She puts her troubles in a Ilolocket with a hole in it. onor Society. Future Teachers. Thespians, Glee Club, Sentinel Staff, Heral- dus Staff, Prayer Group. 14 Alice Faye Hartman Chigger In class she seemed so still and meek, but quiet water ever runs deep. Sentinel Staff. Franklin Delano Heck Worm My only objection to be- coming president is that there is no room for ad- vancement. Honor Society. Varsity Club, Football. Frieda Mae lcenhower ulke.. Her ways are gentle, her disposition cheerful. Gary Garner Johnson ..Gary.. Full of music. full of fun, when Gary arrives. the fun's begun. Band. Glee Club. Honor Society, Thespians, Math Club, Science Club, Future Teachers. Prayer Group, Band Council. Joetta Mae Johnson MJD.. The one that loves and laughs must surely do well. Cheerleader fCo-Captainj, Thespians, Sentinel Staff, Future Teachers. l James Emmitt Kidd, Jr. Wit bubbles from his lips as from a spring. Thespians. Mary Jeanne Lazarus N Jeanne The eyes of her malge sages fly, and put their hearts in woeful plight. Future Teachers. Gladys Lorraine LeMaster Gladys Her voice was ever soft. gentle, and low-an excel- lent thing in woman. Sentinel Staff, Math Club. Betty Jean Llttle Little Betty A smile for all, a greeting glad, an amirable, jolly way she had. Sentinel Staff. Richard Leon Lively Deadly With frank good-will no man disliked him long. Billy Gene Long Plafyboy l I care not or books: give me wine, women. and song. Grover Cleveland Lyons Grove Give me time, for you know great things are not done in a hurry. Glee Club. Janice Lee Martin Janice Bitter indeed must be the cup that her smile would not sweeten. Heraldus Staff. Sentinel Staff. F u t u r e Teachers, Thespians, Honor Society. Charlotte Ann Maurer Char My heart is warm with the friends I make. Band, Future Teachers, Honor Society. Library Club, Band Council. Gene McGlone ..Mugs.. All great men are dying -I don't feel so well my- self. Q Football fTri-Captalnj, Varsity Club. 15 Glen McGlone Glen Greater men than I have lived. ,but I doubt it. Spanish Club. V a r s i t y Club, Football. tl Peggy Joyce Mullens Pebby The rude sea grew civil at her song, and certain stars shot madly from their spheres. Band, Sentinel Staff, Band Council. Jr. High Cheer- leader. Phyllis Jean Napier Phil They always think who never talk. ' Honor Society. Math Club, Sentinel Staff, Science Club. Nancy Lee Naylor Nan Twinkle. Twinkle. goes her eye: who, we wonder. is the guy? Math Club, Science Club. Future Teachers. Latin Club. Thespians. Alice Faye Nunley Alley Oop Fashioned so slenderly. young. and so fair. Glee Club. Sentinel Staff. 16 Linda Lou Payne ..Lyrm.. When duty and pleasure crash, let duty go to smash. Honor Society, Future Teachers, Sentinel Staff. James Thomas Pelfrey ..BuH.. Oh. what can be done in my absence? Varsity Club, Football. Nancy uarole Pelfrey nsloppy.. Those who knew her al- ways found her true. Library Club. Christine Ethel Perry Dean Chris She is herself, the collec- tion of all good things. Sentinel tail. Robert Eugene Pratt ..Beep.. I like to work, I LOVE TO PLAY. Varsity Club, Library Club, Baseball. Jimmie Carol Pratt Curly Never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles you. Library Club. Donald Joe Ramey Montana Oh! the wild, wild, women are making a wild. wild. person out of me. Honor Society, Math Club, Future Teachers, Library Club, Prayer Group. Donna Jean Ramey Donna Skilled alike in beauty, brains, and pen. Honor Society. Thespians. Future Teachers, Library Club, Band, Heraldus Staff. Band Council. Dennis Franklin Salyers Wink Heaven bless the mar. who first invented sleep. Carolyn Shamblin Perdue ..Red.. Smile in her eyes, laughter on her lips. Sentinel Staff. Barbara Charlene Shannon Barb True to her work. her words, her friends. Honor Society. Sentinel Staff, Science Club. Robert Lee Shrewsbury Governor I can't argue With my teachers. They have a lot to learn. Math Club, Honor Society, Thespians. Heraldus Staff. Larry Jack Smith NJ-ack.. They say best men are molded out of faults. for the most become much more the better for being bad. Varsity Club, Football, Baseball. Constance Yvonne Spencer Connie A quiet maid nor over- bold, her hair a ruffled crest of gold. Future Teachers. Thes- pians, Sentinel Staff, Band. Nancy Carole Staten Nickle Or light or dark or short or tall: she sets a trap to snare them all. Future Teachers, Thes- pians. Glee Club. Science Club, 4-H Club, Math Club. 17 Clllford Samuel Stewart Hercules He was a scholar. and a ripe and good one, exceed- ingly wise. fair spoken, and persuading. Honor Society. Math Club. Thespians, Science Club. Lawrence Vernon Thompson Tex The boy who captures all the girls' hearts with his uitar g . Math Club. Science Club, Honor Society, Track, Var- sity Club. Charles Clinton Vaughn, Jr. Dadio Worry never made men great, t erefore, why should I worry? Thespians, Band. Clyde Monroe Waller Mississippi He would hide his talents underneath the bushel of his modestg. Glee Clu . n memnrg nf Black sam aah rank :lung tvlgn starteh life 5 inui-neg fmt the dass nf 55 :mb iulin inure rzxileh in their rnnmwnrmuenf ni an vzirlg hair. Billy Joe Watts Billy Joe His policy: Put off noth- ing until tomorrow that can be done the day after to- morrow. Varsity Club, Basketball. Q William Jackson Weddlngton Duke I never let studying inter- fere with my education. Honor Society, Math Club, Prayer Group, Science Club, Heraldus Staff, Thespians, Spanish Club, Student Coun- cll, Track. Richard Lee Wheeler Gunner Genius is the capacity for evading hard work. Varsity Club, Math Club. Library Club, Honor So- ciety, Basketball. Albinus Lavon Blankenship Butch Long may we search be- fore we find, a heart so manly and so kind. Glee Club. 18 mach Bean glfrzxnk Qnung WM We at 6'-X5 Cutest Couple Best Figure and Best Dancer Most Likely to Peggy Daniels and Best Physique Ivan McGlone and Succeed Floyd Evans Janet Cassell and Joetta Johnson David Capehart and Glen McGlone Ellen Campbell Biggest Flirt Best Personality Best Dressed Most Popular Glen Elkins and Gary Johnson and Peggy Daniels and Ivan McGlonc and Nancy Naylor Joyce Conley Frank Heck Bonnie Perry Typical Seniors Most Athletic Wittiest Friendliest Louise Carver and Ivan McGlone and Peggy Fuller and Jim Pelfrey and Terry Christian Marilyn Dixon James Kidd Betty Hall Best Leader Most Talented Prettiest Girl and David Capehart and Gary Johnson and M99 H3lldS0mC Boy Paula Hampton Paula Hampton Janet Cassell and Ivan McGlone NAME Earl Adkins Jimmie Lee Adkins Barbara M. Akers Ellen Campbell David Capehart Linda Carver Louise Carver Janet Cassell Sonja Ellen Chadwick Spangler Terry Christian Virginia Jo Ann Collins Copley Joyce Ann Conley Peggy Daniels Leroy Dillon Patty Dishman Eleanor Dixon Marilyn Inez Dixon Richard Glen Elkins Floyd Carl Evans Betty Lee Fox Charles Fraley, Jr. Pat Frazier Paul Fuller Peggy Sue Fuller Charles Gilkerson Betty Sue Hayes Hall Donald Ray Hall Paula Hampton Alice Faye Hartman Frank Heck Arthur Lloyd Hensley Frieda Mae Icenhower Gary Johnson J oetta Johnson James Kidd Jeanne Lazarus Gladys LeMaster Betty Jean Little Richard Leon Lively Z0 fefub fhad Zqakedy FAVORITE FOOD Fish French Fries and Hamburgers French Fries and Ham Cherry Pie French Toast Torn's Hot Dogs Mashed Potatoes Stewed Harry Bar-B-Qued Spangler Steak and French Fries Hot Dogs Big Boy Baked Evans I-Iam French Fries and Steak Pork Chops Hamburger and French Fries Fish and Janet Big Boys with two Pickles Hamburger and French Fries Fried Chicken Boiled Adams Fried Chicken Deluxe Cheeseburger Fried Chicken Long John Chicken Fried Chicken and French Fries French Fries French Fried Carole Beans and Potatoes Hamburger Spaghetti Steak Anything Edible Steak and Gravy Fried Chicken Big Fred Chicken FAVORITE SONG Sixteen Tons My Old Kentucky Home Suddenly There's a Valley Sixteen Tons Song of the Dreamer Love is a Many Splendored Thing AMBITION Railroader Own Brooklyn Dodgers Secretary To Be A Nurse Electronics Engineer Officer In Women's Air Corps. Moments to Remember To Be A Mrs. Moments to Remember Only You and You Alone Tenderly Ain't That a Shame You and Only You I'll Never Stop Loving You So Long, It's Been Good to Know You Mrs. Harry Wilson Become Mrs. Buck Spangler Chemical Engineer Housewife Be a Commercial Teacher Housewife Dear Hunter on a Girls' Campus Moments to Remember To Be A Mrs. Forgive My Heart Secretary Moments to Remember Housewife Sixteen Tons and Janet Eating Goober Peas Pass English and Janet To Stay Single Moments to Remember To Be Happily Sixteen Tons Married To Go To College Moments to Remember Work In An Office Beautiful Dreamer He Sixteen Tons Sixteen Tons Sixteen Tons Only You and You Alone Suddenly Because of You To Be A Lawyer Mouse Catcher In A Boys' College To Graduate To Be the Mother of Two Children To Be A Millionaire To Be A Telephone Operator To Be A Secretary President Terror of Highway 101 To Graduate The Longest Walk The Flight of the Bumblebee Wishing Ring Davy Crockett To Be A Home Ec. Teacher Music Instructor at U. C. L. A. Telephone Operator To Graduate He Nurse Suddenly There's A Secretary Valley Sixteen Tons Housewife Breaking in Another To Get Out of School Heart IN THE END Hobo Bartender Bubble Dancer Dope Peddler i Lightbulb Snatcher Jet Pilot p Old Maid A Mother of 12 ' Mrs. Arthur Murray, II Test Tube Washer Secretary Communist Leader Floyd's Slave Game Warden President of Lonely Hearts Club Pencil Sharpener Salesman Fuller Brush Woman English Professor Old Married Man Gay Divorcee Miss Stewart's Apple Polisher Mrs. Bob Adams Inmate at Sing Sing Own Mouse Trap Co Kindergarten Teacher Mother of Two Sets Of Triplets Manager of a Poor House Fan Dancer ' Stamp Licker President's Caddy Janitor in Graded School Cook in a Prison Liberace's Instructor Bus Driver Bum Gun Moll Tutti Frutti Sales-man Raise a Happy Family Janitor in High School L. f, ,,Y,7Y,m,,, W, ,Km K ,WALL ffm mm L ,, W L W L ,, 1, NAME FAVORITE FOOD FAVORITE SONG AMBITION Bill Long Grover Cleveland Lyons Janice Martin Charlotte Ann Maurer Gene McGlone Glen McGlone Ivan McGlone Peggy Mullens Phyllis Napier Nancy Naylor Alice Faye Nunley Linda Payne Jim Pelfrey Nancy Pelfrey Carol Perdue Bonnie Hall Perry Christine Perry Dean Bob Pratt Jimmie Pratt Don Ramey Donna Jean Ramey Jan Burks Rife John W. Riggs Frank Salyers Barbara Shannon Robert Shrewsbury Larry Jack Smith Connie Spencer Nancy Staten Clifford Stewart, Jr. Lawrence Thompson Charles Vaughn John M. Vinson Clyde Waller Rodney Dale Wallin William Joseph Watts Billy Weddington Richard Lee Wheeler Albinus Blankenship Dill Pickles and Orange Juice Shrimp Cheese Nabs and Cokes Sauerkraut Little Specks Ham Cheese Big Boys Fried Chicken Hay Doodle Burgers Poor Papa Potato Salad and Turkey Tuna Fish Anything Edible Rich Perry Virginia Joe Bea Bea Park Circle Ham Cheeseburger Cheeseburger with Dill Pickles Cheeseburger Soup Beans Steak and Gravy Apple Pie Southern Fried Chicken Spaghetti Baked Man with Money Dressing Charleston Big Boy T-Bone Steak Steak Tomato Gravy and Fried Potatoes Raisin Pie Southern Fried Chicken Milk Old Cold Taters Chocolate Pie Steak and Food Potato Salad You Broke My Heart and Bent My Liver Sixteen Tons Autumn Leaves Only You Earth Angel Maggie Don't Work Here Sixteen Tons Only You Suddenly There's A Valley To Graduate Janitor in a Girls' College Teach English and History Housewife To Be Happy With Speck Always To Have A Red and White Chevy Uranium Miner Mother of 15 A Nurse Moments to Remember Nurse I Hear You Knocking Only You Love Love Love Love and Marriage Ain't That A Shame Once and Only Once Twenty-Four Hours A Day That's All I Want From You I'm In the Jail House Now Concerto in A Flat Minor Tenderly You'll Never Walk Alone Sugar Foot Rag All Right Save Me Save Me Foggy Mountain Breakdown Too Young A Man With a Dream Love is a Many Splendored Thing Yellow Rose of Texas Beer Barrel Polka Love Is a Many Splendored Thing Sixteen Tons Don't Stay Away Too Long Cattle Call Cripple Creek Suddenly There's A Valley Sixteen Tons Sixteen Tons Private Secretary Commercial Teacher Hobo on C 8z O Railroad Get My Sister Married OIT Housewife To Attend W. Va. University To Be Mrs. Joe To Be A Sailor To Be A Farmer Make First Trip To the Moon Fashion Designer Own A Chain of Grocery Stores Mule Skinner Cop Nurse Electronics Engineer Engineer Business Career Elementary School Teacher Parachute Out At 10,000 feet Second Merle Travis Agent for the F. B. I. Major in the Army To Get Married Work in a Stockyard Manager for 20 Years Pickle Pickler Parachute Out at 10,000 feet Graduate and Go To College IN THE END Go to College Fire Chief Principal of Cripple Creek School Business Career Hen Pecked Husband Own a T-Model Ford Live in a Telephone Booth Orphanage Matron Undertaker Secretary in Pickle Plant Howdy Doody's Secretary Star on a Girls' Basketball Team President of N 8: W Railroad Aunt Nancy Housewife Teach at Naugatuck Happily Married Deep Sea Diver Subway Operator Build Space Ships Rag Doll Head Man of Chain Gang Moonshiner Dog Catcher Cutthroat T. V. Star Lumber Jack Movie Star Cook in School Cafeteria Deep Sea Diver Coal Miner Local Police Tug Boat Captain Bachelor Cowboy Star Basketball Player Olive Stuffer Six Foot Under Attend College Q ':iY'N A .24 .f 7? , w : -fi Jaw A s .-S4 I 'I , , K 1 . ' . -1' xy 2 . We ., ff.vM 'g .A --gii ly v A gf. M S X 5-5- 1 Q ,, Ns? QQ! if Ng: ff X- -A n.,,,.. ..,, .Q ,awww r Q Q , :ak Q ag! ,, in aka is MSS, Q X5 gQ,.f,3gf4fqw.f iA,3 ...W W is .aff f- i Q -N . 'X x 'Q ., , 'gk Y J W 4 gg tmdgim , , V Zefhaaltf y Earl Adkins wills his truck to Tommy Vargo. Jim Adkins wills his interest in homework to Ronnie Smith. Barbara Akers wills her giggles to Garnet Holland. Ellen Campbell wills her position on the Heraldus Staff to Carol Salmons. David Capehart wills his scientific mind to Ronnie Dickerson. Linda Carver wills her ability to stay in school to Lou White. Louise Carver wills her job in the office to Delores Akers. Janet Cassell wills her gym shoes to Sandra Allen. Sonja Chadwick Spangler wills her ability to catch a man to Pat Graham. Terry Christian wills his Ford to Charles Wells. Joyce Conley wills her job as co-editor on the Sentinel Staff to Layuna Workman. Jo Ann Collins Copley wills her long hair to Loweta Swanson. Peggy Daniels wills her graduation diploma to Elizabeth Walker. Leroy Dillon wills his curly hair to Keith Rife. Patty Dishman wills her debating ability to Sheila Dean. Marilyn Dixon wills her title, The Most Athletic Girl, to Barbara Perry. ' Eleanor Dixon wills her bashfulness to Lucy Blackburn. Glen Elkins wills his muscles to Richard Caines. Floyd Evans wills his speedy ways to Freddie Conley. Jo Ann Stewart. 24 Betty Fox wills her winning ways to llean Thompson. l Charles Fraley wills his good grades to Harry Breece. l Pat Frazier wills her love for the Air Force to Wanda Taylor. Paul Fuller wills his job at Freshway to Ray- mond Brown. l Peggy Fuller wills her hot-rod driving to Mildred Howard. l Charles Gilkerson wills his position on the football team to Ronnie McDaniel. y l Betty Hayes Hall wills her speed in shorthand to Mary Hutchinson. l Bonnie Hall Perry wills her D. A. hairl cut to Ghetonda Mosley. Don Hall wills his tenor voice to Larry Curnutte. i l Paula Hampton wills Butch to Ginger Thacker. y Alice Hartman wills her tiny waist to Elioise Wilson. l Frank Heck wills his job at Pierce's to Donald Davis. l l Arthur Hensley wills his timid ways to Bob Robinson. l Frieda Icenhower wills her southern acdent to Mary Ann Lewis. y l Gary Johnson wills his date book to Bpb Rowe. i Joetta Johnson wills her title of cheerleader captain to Mary Sue Brown. l l James Kidd wills his witty ways to Keriny Ward. I l Jeanne Lazarus wills her singing abi1ity to Gladys LeMaster wills her quiet ways to Iris June Young. Betty Little wills her specks to Patty Beloat. Richard Lively wills his arguments with Miss Stewart to Charles Wells. Bill Long wills his height to Emmons Hay. Grover Lyons wills his ability to put out fires to Willie Fraley. Janice Martin wills her love for boys to Molly Sue Frazer. Charlotte Maurer wills her ability to lose weight to Barbara Smith. Gene McGlone wills his married life to Spurling Sprague. Glen McGlone wills his slow walk to Gary Mays. Ivan McGlone wills his dancing feet to Lowell Smith. Peggy Mullens wills her lovely voice to Anna Cornwell. Phyllis Napier wills her noisy ways to Frances Yates. Nancy Naylor wills her blonde hair to Linda Smith. Alice Nunley wills her title, Miss Heraldus, to any Junior girl who is lucky enough to get it. Linda Payne wills her hilarious laugh to Delores Scrogham. Jim Pelfrey wills his Pontiac to no one. Nancy Pelfrey wills her crazy ways to Frances Rice. Christine Perry Dean wills Joe to any girl who thinks she can take him. Bob Pratt wills his nice manner to Donald Adkins. Jimmie Pratt wills his Hillbilly songs to James Davis. Don Ramey wills his baby face to James Milum. Donna Ramey wills her job in the library to Pat Ferman. Jan Rife wills his nicknames to Danny Lively. John Riggs wills his enthusiastic interest in homework to Larry Hatfield. Frank Salyers wills his speedy fingers in typ- ing to Mike Campbell. Carolyn Shamblin Perdue wills her red hair to Hazel Gilkerson. Barbara Shannon wills her job in the cafeteria to Laura Pratt. Bob Shrewsbury wills his dark wavy hair to Bruce Capehart. Larry Jack Smith wills his love for hunting to Gene Browning. Connie Spencer wills her long blonde tresses to Shirley Fizer. Nancy Staten wills her good grades from Mrs. Wellman to Evelyn Ross. Cliff Stewart wills his class ring to no one. Lawrence Thompson wills his office as Presi- dent of the Honor Society to Loretta Skeens. Charles Vaughn wills his diploma to Barbara Nunley. John Vinson wills his vast amount of talents to Doris McComas. Clyde Waller wills his place in the Glee Club to Connie Irons. Rodney Wallin wills his talent of putting up Christmas lights to Sandra Strohmeyer. Billy Jo Watts wills his job as manager of the 'football team to Cynthia Newman. Billy Jack Weddington wills his love for girls to all of the Junior boys. Richard Wheeler wills his office as President of the Library Club to Mary Hatten. All the Senior girls will their love for Dear Ole C-K to Judy Pruitt and Virginia Lyons. Albinus Blankenship wills his ability to make long speeches to next year's speech class. 25 fwuw DON SANDRA DELORES PAT LUCY HARRY MARY SUE ADKINS ALLEN AKERS BELOAT BLACKBURN BREE CE BROWN RAYMOND GENE RICHARD MIKE BRUCE FRED ANNA BROWN BROWNIN G CAINES CAMPBELL CAPEHART C 0 NLEY CORNWELL LARRY DONALD JAMES SHEILA RONN IE PATRICIA SHIRLENE CURNUTTE DAVIS DAVIS DEAN DICK ERS ON FERMAN FIZER MOLLY S UE PAT HAZEL LARRY MARY EMMONS CAROL FRAZER GRAHAM GILKERSON HAT FIELD HATTEN HAY HOLLAND GARN ET MARY CON NIE MARY ANN DANNY VIRGINIA GARY HOLLAND HUTCHINSON IRONS LEWIS LIVELY LYONS MAYS DORIS RONALD JAMES GHETONDA CYNTHIA BARBARA BETTY ' MCCOMAS McDANlEL MILUM MOSLEY NEWMAN NUNLEY PATTERSON Jllllbl BARBARA LAURA FRANCES KEITH BOB EVELYN BOB PERRY PRATT RICE RIFE ROBINSON ROSS ROWE CAROL DELORES LORETTA BARBARA LINDA LOWELL SALMONS SCROGHAM SKEANS SMITH SMITH SMITH RONNIE JO ANN SANDRA LOWETA WANDA GINGER SMITH STEWART STROHMEYER SWANSON TAYLOR THACKER JEAN TOM ELIZABETH KEN LOU THOMPSON VARGO WALKER WARD WHITE ELOISE LAYUNA FRANCES IRIS JUNE WILSON WORK MAN YATES YOUNG MRS. 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MRS. BLANKENSI-ll? MAHER PLYMALE 35 ,A J? YA 3 ,Q . Q nw- 'S , -id.: Jw AW Wafer gli? 60 fm AM Wayef 51050 38 First row, left to right: Mrs. Shingleton, sponsor, Mike Campbell, Johnny Sutherland, Bill Spradlin. Second row: Albert Lee Jordan, Jackie Dobbins, Jo Ann Hall, Alice Fink, Juanita Finley, Joan Fraley, Clara Damron. Third row: Sandra Adkins, Elaine Skeens, Sandra Jones, Sharon Shingleton, Alice Honacher Esther Perdue. Fourth row: Lou Riddle, Donna Arnett, Ethel Saunders, Carolyn Beloat, Jane Hamer, Mary Thompson, Helen Rowe, Emily Billups. Fifth row: Martha Lodwick, Carol Griffith, Phyllis Pinson, Wanda Smith, Richard Earl. Sixth row: Jerry Chaffins, Judy Gore, Mary LeMaster, Pat Spradlln, Wally Dixon, Dean Holland, Billy Earl. First row, left to rifht: Mrs. Jewel Shlngleton, sponsor, Nora Stowers, Mildred Howard, Mary Ann Lewis, Paula Hampton, Lnda Conley, Albinus Blankenship. Second row: Johnny Sutherland, Judy Skeens, Ghetonda Mosley, Wanda Taylor, Rebecca Van lloose, Loretta Skeans, Donald Davis. Third row: Larry Johnson, Lowell Smith, Patty Perdue. Lou White, Jean Thompson, Sandra Allen. Fourth row: Gary Johnson, Jan Rlfe, Ellen Campbell, Carol Salmons, Robert Salmons, Larry Curnutte. Fifth row: Don Ramey, Mike Campbell, Louise Carver. First row, left to right: Noah Taylor, Laura Masker, Nora Showers, Judy Stark, Mary Ida Farmer, Patty Perdue. Second row: James Brown. Martha Smith, Robert Salmons, Larry Johnson, Hugh Salmons, Marcella Smith, Ellen Bromley. Third row: Johnny Sutherland, Kenneth Smith, Bernard gtiggsi Larry Noble, Sue Teach, Lois Dean. Sponsors: Miss Zimmerman, Mrs. Linkenhoker, Miss arre l. Left to right: Sandra Jones, Phyllis Thompson, Sharon Parsley, Barbara Sue Conley, Sandra Blllups. 601110 my 5 ,fm AM Jw A JM femme KM s First row, left right: Peggy Daniels, Floyd Evans, Alblnus Blankenship. Second row: Peggy Fuller, Robert Salmons, Sandra Allen. Third row: Glen Mcfilone, Billy Jack Weddington, Ghetonda Mosley. Fourth row: LeRoy Dillon, lvan McGlone, Mr. Shirley, Sponsor. First row, left to right: Miss Garrett, sponsor. Mary Ida Farmer, Peggy Fuller, Nancy Naylor, Nancy Staten, Ellen Bromley, Johnny Martin. Second row: Janna Gllpen, Kay Bradley, Julia Faye McKeand, Ghetonda Mosley, Sandra Allen, Billy Strohmeyer, Melville Neely. Third row: Helen Werldington, Sandra Smith, Nancy Crockett, Martha Finley, Bonnie Icenhower. Judy Conley, Mary LeMaster. Fourth row: Ronnie Lambert, Noah Taylor. Amos LeMaster. Sherrill Parsley, Sammy Mclieand, James Brown, Billy Jack Weddmgton. Fifth row: Bill Adkins, Nathan Capehart, Ronnie Martin, Clifford Stewart, Lawrence Thompson, Gary Johnson. Sixth row: Jan Rife, David Capehart, Harry Breece, Terry Christian. .. I First row, left to right: Mrs. Wellman, Miss Stewart, sponsors, Ghetonda Mosley, Iris June Young, Sandra Strohmeyer, Barbara Akers, Peggy Daniels. Peggy Fuller, Linda Payne, Charlotte Maurer. Second row: Ellen Campbell. Sonja Chadwick, Jo Ann Stewart, Loretta Skeans, Janet Cassell, Sandra Allen Jean Thompson, Phyllis Napier. Third row: Garnet Holland, Mary Sue Brown, Ginger Thacker, Pat Graham, Sheila Dean, Frances Rice. Paula Hampton, Pat Frazier. Fourth row: Loweta Swanson, Linda Smith, Carol Salmons Barbara Perry, Ivan McGlone. Terry Christian, Donna Ramey. Fifth row: Barbara Shannon, Ronnie Dickerson, David Capehart, Clifford Stewart, Don Ramey, Lawrence Thompson, Larry Curnutte, Floyd Evans. Sixth row: Fred Conley, Frank Heck. Richard Wheeler, Bruce Capehart, Jan Rife, Gary Johnson, Paul Fuller, Robert Shrewsbury, Billy Jack Weddlngbon. First row, left to right: Mrs. Jewel Shingleton, sponsor. Mary Sue Brown, Ginger Thacker, Ellen Camp- bell, Ghetonda Mosley, Frances Rice, Linda Smith. Second row: Gladys LeMaster, Sandra Stroh- meyer, Barbara Akers, Sandra Allen, Jean Thompson, Loretta Skeans, Nancy Naylor. Third row: Phyllis Napier. Mike Campbell, Bruce Capehart. Barbara Perry, David Capehart, Loweta Swanson. Fourth row: Jan Rife, Paul Fuller, Bob Shrewsbury, Larry Curnutte, Harry Breece, Carol Salmons. Fifth rrovlvz Don Ramey, Terry Christian, Lawrence Thompson, Billy Jack Weddington, Clifford Stewart, Gary o nson. lime Bddfw' 42 I First row, left to right: Mrs. Jewel Shingleton, sponsor, Lou White, Wanda Taylor, Peggy Daniels, Ellen Campbell, Nancy Staten, Paula Hampton, Connie Sllencer. Second row: Iris June Young, Sandra Strohmeyer Barbara Akers, Sandra Allen, Jean Thompson, Nancy Naylor, Donna Ramey. Third row: Sonja Sgwangfer, Helen McGlone, Joetta Johnson, Bonnie Perry, Louise Carver, Janice Martin, Pat Frazier. ourth row: Jimmie Kidd, Paul Fuller, Billy Jack Werldington, Bob Shrewsbury, Larry Curnutte, Harry Breece, Terry Christian. Fifth row: Charles Fral'-v, Ronnie Dickerson, Charles Vaughn, Gary Johnson, Clifford Stewart, David Capehart, Emmons Hay. First row, left to right: Mrs. Carey Mrs. Wellman, sponsors, Sandra Strohmeyer, Jo Ann Stewarti Barbara Akers, Mary Sue Brown, Bonnie Perry, Joetta Johnson, Linda Payne, Peggy Fuller. Secon row: Mary Ida Farmer, Carol Salmons, Pat Graham, Sheila Dean, Sandra Allen, Jean Thompson, Loweta Swanson. Third row: Martha Smith, Marcella Smith, Paula Hampton, Donna Ramey, Char- lotte Maurer, Frances Yates, Mary Ann Lewis. Fourth row: Wanda Taylor, Ellen Bromley, Judy Conley, Frances Rice, Jeanne Lazarus, Peggy Daniels, Janice Martin, Paul Fuller. Fifth row: Nancy Naylor, Nancy Staten, Julia McKeand, Connie Spencer, Ghetonda Mosley, Gary Johnson. Sixth row: Clifford Stewart, Don Ramey, Harry Breece. WW! W I-'xrst row, left to right: Mrs. Sutherland, sponsor, Bonnie Perry, Paula Hamp- ton, Connie Spencer. Second row: He en McGlone, Barbara Akers, Pat Frazier. Thlrd row: Joetta Johnson, Janet Cassell, Peggy Mullens, Alice Hartman. Fourth row: Patty Dishman, Sonja Spangler. Fifth row: Betty Hall, Barbara Shannon, Gladys LeMaster, Phyllis Napier, Betty Fox. Sixth row: Alice Nunley, Janice Martin, Betty Little, Jo Ann Copley. Seventh row: , Eleanor Dixon, Linda Payne, Carolyn Perdue, Christine Perry, Louise Carver. birary ZZ!! Seated, left to right: Barbara Sue Conley, Sandra Jones, Charlotte Maurer, Donna Ramey, Martha Workman, Ghetonda Mosley, Mary Smith, Elizabeth Walker, Anita Smith, Mrs. Linkenhoker, sponsor. Standing: Jim Pratt, Don Ramey, Bob Pratt, Raymond Brown, Earl Adkins, Frank Salyers. ' if as -P Q' fy 'il viuwi 7 I - f , , 5 i S? K S , K . J J f f 1 ' 1 gg 5 ' i. X . if as- ' 'Hg ' 'Riff is If :' , ' , ' f 2 Q S12 Q P b ., K ! . ,., b I S I , bi- ,A J FL' I-11 '.', ilu-Q ,gg . V3 1 S Q x . 2? . --. .Lp - gi if - L 1 AT' L1 .. L 4 if ' f , -5 34' yi' I I 1 1 V C Xx L I fkeerleaafer HEAD MAJ ORETTE -LL-Rah Left to right: Patty Perdue, Mary Sue Brown, Bonnie Perry, Joetta Johnson, Gixiger Thacker, Carol Brumiield CO-CAPTAIN JANET CASSELL BONNIE PERRY Q. HY 4 A Rl. -,1,X 1 . lx lx vnjfi , CO- CAPTAIN J OETTA JOHNSON N. I K ,QW 441, Q ,UQ 35.1 . , I PM I 4- I nz-:A , AQ 'K - Q- wx L Mgsg 1, iiwy , 115.5 ,. W X wx -gf-E N k X Wx Xgw X W 'vwwf Kvmm' QQW ,wQQQj 9 mb X www ,f 9 f'!Ku6lZOQl' Mmm ' W f gb-SJIVFU' ff FJ 1 ,W QQffw xii' m335E i LMT, finial Tri-Captain Gene McGlone QTackle7 Trl-Captain Ivan McGlone Tri-Captain Larry Jack Smith CFuIlbackD fTailbackJ First, row, left to right: Manager, Charles Watts, l-'red Conley, Glen McGlone, Charles Gilkerson, Gene McGlone, Ivan McGlone, Larry Jack Smith, Jim Pelfrcy, Glen Elkins, Jim Milum. Manager, Billy Jo Watts. Second row: Manager, Bobo Caines, Denny Robinson, Bob Yost. Jim Perry, Doug Curnutte, Bill Spradlin, Bob Robinson, Ronnie Smith, Keith Rife, Larry Noble, Mike Campbell. Third row: David Donahue, Emmons Hay, Jim Salmons, John Skeens, Roger Chaffins, Jim Canterbury, Bernard Riggs, Lenny Rice, Larry Smith, Hugh Ike Salmons, Billy Jack Keyser, Manager, Billy Smith. 1 The Ceredo-Kenova Wayne Wonders traveled to V 6MOJ50'lll8J Wonders Smother Gassaway 46-6 The 1955 football season began with the Wonders playing host to Gassaway. The boys made a terrific showing by sending the opponents home with a 46-6 defeat. Ceredo-Kenova scored in the first half on TD's scored by Campbell, Conley, L. J. Smith, and Ronnie Smith. However, Gassaway finally managed to score in the third quarter but the score had already climbed too high to even give them a chance. The final score of the game stood at 46-6 in favor of the Wonders. C-K Loses to Matewan 13-7 The Wayne Wonders were defeated in the second game of the year by a score of 13-7. The only score C-K tallied came in the second quarter on a run by L. J. Smith with Ronnie Smith scoring the extra point. However, Matewan scored two TD's and an extra point to take the game. With a Matewan rally bringing the ball up to the C-K five-yard line, Fred Conley intercepted a pass and returned the ball 10 yards before he was stopped. The maneuver was a costly one for Conley was injured. The Matewan team then regained possession of the ball and held control of it as the time ran out. Sherman of Seth Ties C-K 6-6 Ceredo-Kenova and Sherman High School of Seth exchanged second-quarter touchdowns and battled to a 6-6 tie on a muddy field in the drizzling rain. Work- ing from a single-wing formation, Ivan McGlone scored for C-K on a 1 yard plunge. But Seth intercepted a pass from Larry Noble which set the stage for their touchdown. The passing of T quarter-back, Fred Con- ley, was sorely missed during the game. Conley was out with a sprained knee suffered in the Matewan game. At half-time the score was tied at 6-6 and remained tied during the rest of the game. C-K Wins Over Williamson 12-0 Williamson and held the highly favored Wolfpack to a 12-12 tie. But since Williamson had an ineligible player participating in the contest they were forced to forfeit the game. Mike Campbell scored C-K's first TD putting them ahead. However, Williamson also scored in the first half making the score 6-6 at the half. In the fourth period Ivan McGlone ran 55 yards for our second touchdown and the score was 12-6 until the final seconds of the game when Williamson scored and again tied up the ball game. The score went un- changed for the remainder of the game. 54 Vinson Edges C-K 6-0 The Wonders lost their home-coming game of the year to Vinson High School. Vinson scored whfn Jim Wallace ran 48 yards on a fake punt formatiln play which caught the Wonders by surprise in the second quarter. At half-time the score stood 6-0. In the fourth quarter C-K staged a final attempt to lin the game but was stopped on the 1 yard line and Vinson took over as the final seconds of the ga- e ended. l c-K stumps Madison 47-18 The Wonders, still with the bitter taste in their mouth of the defeat handed them by Vinson toold it out on Madison. The wild Wonders scored 41 poi ts in the first half with Ronnie Smith scoring twice on a pass from Fred Conley and on a recovered fum le. Mike Campbell scored twice on runs of 20 and 30 yards. Bob Robinson, Ivan McGlone, and L. J. S ith scored the other touchdowns for C-K making the fihal score 47-18. Catlettsburg Defeats C-K 12-7 Catlettsburg scored a TD in each of the first wo quarters on an 18 yard run and an intercepted ,ass from C-K's Fred Conley. L. J. Smith scored for -K in the final quarter going 12 yards on an off-ta le play. Ivan McGlone plunged over for the extra point. C-K Loses to Ironton 40-6 Ceredo-Kenova was completely out-classed by Ironton and it resulted in a 40-6 loss to the Tigers. They took a 27-0 lead in the first half and scored 13 more points in the last half. The Wonders fought hard but managed to score only once. Bob Robinson scored on a 45 yard pass from Fred Conley to make the final score 40-6. Man Ties C-K 13-13 The Wayne Wonders traveled to Man for their ninth game of the year and tied the Man Hillbillies the third straight year. Mike Campbell scored for the first TD to put C-K in front 6-0. Man came back with two touchdowns in the second quarter and score was 13-6 at the half with Man leading. But! Wonders scored in the third quarter to tie the sc the the ore and marked up the second tie of the year. C-K Wins Over Wayne 7-0 Ceredo-Kenova finished their 1955 season by beat- ing Wayne 7-0. Both teams fought desperately to break a 0-0 tie until the final quarter when Fred Con- ley completed a pass to Ronnie Smith who lateralled to L. J. Smith for the only touchdown of the game. Ivan McGlone plunged over for the extra point and the game ended with the score standing at 7-0 in f vor of the Ceredo-Kenova Wayne Wonders. Charles Gilkerson Guard, 185 lbs. 1 femm Here are the pictures of four seniors, first string players who, with the Tri-Cap- tains Ivan McGlone, Gene McGlone, and Larry Jack Smith, have contributed their services to the Wayne Wonders for several years and now have played their last game for Ceredo-Kenova. These boys can look back and be proud of the fact that they helped bring victory to their team. All of these boys could be called on to do their share and more in any game in which they played. A senior player is usually looked upon as an example for the younger players to follow and whether these boys are taken as a group or separately they constitute an excellent example of sportsmanship, ability, and the will to win. If they work at their chosen careers as hard and as clean as they have played football, I'm sure you'll agree they will all lead suc- cessful lives. I think you will be justified by joining me in congratulating these players for their work. -Sports Editor. Glen Elkins Fullback, 150 lbs Glen McGlone James Pelfrey End, 155 lbs. Tackle, 165 lbs. Action during the third quarter of the Ceredo-Kenova and Matewan game. Breaking away from a Matewan player, halfback Larry Jack Smith begins a run which scored for the Wonders while tackle Gene McGlone clears a path before him. aafezfiall i fl CAPTAIN FRED Cl-IEW CONLEY Although Coach Albert Babe Mazza's basketball team was small and inexperienced, the boys had a lot of light and the will to win. Pictured above is Captain Fred Chew Conley, who is only a Junior but has played three years of excellent basketball. On this year's team there are only three Seniors: Ivan McGlone, Richard Wheeler, and Billy Jo Watts. While the team didn't have a winning record, the boys played good ball and lost several games by only a few points. 57 First row, left to right: Howard Dean, Bruce Capehart, Richard Wheeler, Fred Conley, Ronnie Smith, Billy Jo Watts, Burt Parker. Second row: Assistant Coach Carl Chadwick, Ivan McGlone, Gary Mays, Harold Baker, Bill Spradlin, Coach Albert Babe Mazza. faum Richard Wheeler, Guard Ivan McGlone, Center Billy Jo Watts, Guard l 1 w 1 L E E , CHIC VALLEY BUS COMPANY We Run Chartered Buses To Any Point 1 YATES DRUG COMPANY Corner of 15th cmd Chestnut WNY? nc' A PHONE 3911 KENOVA, WEST VIRGINIA Bl-OSS 5. CRABTREE CECIL WlLSON'S GROCERY Automotive Service 'The rtgiiffetch a Phone 96701 . 13111 Gnd OCJ14 Street phone 94501 KENOVA, W. VA. 217 - 17th sr. Ke-nova, W. va. H E I N E R' S IWQAQPJ O! Q06! Zgeeczczln JACK G. CAPEHART Where Customers Send Their Friends JEWELRY - APPLIANCES - FURNITURE KENOVA, WEST VIRGINIA PHONE 8221 JACK G. CAPEHART AUTHORIZED MAYTAG sALEs and sERvlcE MAYTAG CONVENTIONAL WASHERS MAYTAG AUTOMATIC WASHERS G' DRYERS - GAS AND ELECTRIC MAYTAG DUTCH OVEN RANGES MAYTAG REFRIGERATORS AND FREEZERS GENUINE MAYTAG PARTS RIFE INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance and Real Estate I429 CHESTNUT STREET PHONE 5321 KENOVA, WEST VIRGINIA 63 I I TRIIDEWELL SUPERMARKET I , , I I , . I I Trade Where Your Trade ls Apprecloted ' I O O O i CHESTNUT STREET KENOVA, W. VA. , LAWRENCE DRUGS I S 4th Avenue and 9th Street i + PHONE 8T69 HUNTINGTON, W. Y FISHING TACKLE TOYS + I, W DRUGS 5 I I I9 Fourth Avenue ' Six Registered Pharmacists THE GUARANTY NATIONAL BANK 9I9 FIFTH AVE. HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA Convenient Drive-In Windows and Parking Member: FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Member: FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM CAPITOL FURNITURE CO. BUY AT... Everything for the Home Huntington, FIELD'S SERVICE STATION A to Z Lubrication and Washing Tires, Batteries and Accessories CEREDO, WEST VIRGINIA Paramount Dry Cleaners Same Day Service I I23I Chestnut St. Phone 463i KENOVA, W. VA. N ELSON'S CASH MARKET Teach Your Dollars to Have M ore Cents PHONE 336i - WE DELIVER I3th ond Poplar Kenovo, W. Vo. Congratulations to Class of '56 Leader Printing Company 1525 Chestnut Kenovo, West Virginia Lewis-Wilson Hardware and Farm Machinery Company HARDWARE - PAINT FARM REPAIRS 734 Third Ave. Phone 24620 DUDLEY'S, INC. Rawlings Athletic Equipment Butwin Jackets 948 THIRD AVENUE Huntington HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA Modernfold Doors Kitchen Equipment EGRM-Q55 I Thermador Q Store Fixtures , , I Pittsburgh Paints - Special Wood Work Chambers Ranges Trade Wind Blowers Custom Upholstering 3716 Waverly Road Phone 44I6I Huntington 4, W. Va. TY QRK FRGM REDDY KILCWATT. 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 COMPANY Doors - Windows - Flooring Trim-General Mill Work RT. 75, KENOVA, W. VA. Phone 2331 CEREDO, WEST VIRGINIA Lincoln Loan Company LQAR'5 ' FURNITURE STORE Money When You Need It Chestnut Street CHESTNUT STREET Kenovo, West Virginia KENGVAI W- VA' KENOVA HARDWCQD FLCORING See Them for Oak Flooring - Lumber R. A. Morris, Sr. Mrs. F. E. Way, Sr Established I902 CEREDO AMOCO STATION M'2I,Tff,55mEhEANERS LUKE T. PERDUE 4- Phone 8681 110 Mm sneer CEREDQ W' VA' Phone 6836 ce-redo, W. va. I I BIIEECE IIENEER CUMPIINY I KENOVA, WEST VIRGINIA I HMVL5 , jlflfl'L8l 6l! ,Mme Twenty-four Hour Ambulance Service I I Phone 4531 I I KENOVA, WEST VIRGINIA I I I 1, ww KI Sa IOHNSON :MSB , wee' . alt Ten'fIfI 'vo' I'Iunti09Ion' W DON'S DRIVE-IN 'Home of the Footlong Hot Dog SANDWICI-IES - DINNERS COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE Kenovo, West Virginia We Do Our Own Cleaning I Thevenir's Quality Cleaners I A. G. THEVENIR, OWNER I PHONE 44071 PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE IN CEREDO AND KENOVA Corner Auburn Road and Alabama Street I HUNTINGTON, W. VA. I I EHQQQQQQQQQQE COLLINS 6' CH I LDERS Where the Young Men and Their I Pops Buy Their Clothes I Three Floors of Everything I Just for You 421 9th STREET I HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA I QQQMQQQQQQQQ H I THE CEREDO-KENOVA CHAMBER CF COMMERCE believes that: The future development of our community depends upon the investment ond interests we mointoin in the chorocter ond spirituol growth of our youth. F W i w 1 r r 1 1 1 4 69 +A ' r Dnly GAS gives you such TRI-STATE INSURANCE G' REAL ESTATE AGENCY modern, dependable service! + Insurance for Every Need + I IZOI Chestnut Sf. Phone 5221 -,., 1 Q KENOVA, W. VA. and remember- H U GAS COSTS LESS HARDWOOD COMPANY -Use yas, and save! ,Jw + umren FUEL GAS COMPANY I rt of Columbia Gm System! Q-in : KENOVA, WEST VIRGINIA POP'S GROCERY A Good Place to Buy Your Eats Owned and Operated by MEET YOUR FRIENDS .. .0I'. . . MAgfQ ,1LRY The cHATTERBox PHONE 9402I KENOVA, W. VA. BILL'S SERVICE STATION and suN on. COMPANY C-K CAB COMPANY - Phone 8561 Kenova, W. Va. l Kenova, W. Va. I I When lt's Furnished by Star, lt's Furnished . . .THE FINEST FOR YOUR FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE NEEDS, SHOP STAR FURNITURE COMPANY, HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA . . . THE TRI- STATE'S LARGEST HOME FURNISHERS. STAR FURNITURE COMPANY Huntington, West Virginia FAR'-EY'5 GUI-F STATION For the Best in Entertainment Washing Lubrication Pat'0 'ze Regularly Tires Accessories The A T H E A'T R E Fourteenth and Poplar K E N 0 V Phone 8581 KENOVA, w. VA. Kenova, Wesf Viff-We WEST VIRGINIA HARDWOODS INCORPORATED Appalachian Hardwoods Phone 2171 Kenova, West Virginia FLANAGAN'S DRUG STORE ww SLONE'S MARKET 2002 Poplor Street ,ofunhd Kenovo, West Virginio Where the old Grads Meet phone 8641 Phone 2686 Ceredo, W. Vo. LESLlE'S RESTAURANT C0Hgf3fUlafi0I1S Class of '56 CEREDO, WEST VIRGINIA Congratulations to Class of '56 Memorial Field House Bowling Alley COFFMAN'S FLOWERS 'A Westmoreland Florists + Phone 8l33 Huntington, W. Vo. U. McFANN'S SERVICE STATIONS I S. ROUTE 60 ond B STREET I MAIN ond HIGH STREETS . CEREDO, W. VA. DREAMLA D I H 2 2- 22-2 2.-. .-..2.2. For the Finest in Sportswear For the Most Wonderful MIX-MATCH SEPARATES W GOLD FURNITURE CO. 824 EQURTI-I AVENUE HUNTINGTON, W. VA. THE KENNY MUSIC CO. I Everything for Your Musical N eeds Established 1918 lWl,0fVI,'jJ 930 THIRD AVE PHONES 21930-22312 926 Fourth Avenue Huntington Phone 3-6409 1892 1956 Sixty-Four Years of Continuous Banking Service FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CEREDO We Welcome School Savings THE FIRST HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK Over Three-Quarters' of a Century of Service Hunting n's Old d Largest National Bank MEMBER: FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION DIJNFIEES MANGEUS 410-414 Tenth Street Headquarters fgf Sboeplace of H untington OFF-To-COLLEGE I FQQTWEAR Fashions For Men, Women and Children PHONE 29807 HUNTINGTON, W. VA. I ' Prescriptions Our Specialty GRIFFITH 8m FEIL DRUG, Inc. i Rexoll Drug Store F rmerly R. Ney Williams Drug Co. FRIENDLY SERVICE W. S. Griffith G. L. Feil S. W. Griffith Phone 6531 I I405 CHESTNUT KENOVA, WEST VIRGINIA The Shop of Youthful Fashions ,.ss1eEEisas'f Make Belle's Your Headquarters For The Latest In I f Sportswear W' Look as Smart as You Are BELLE'S 313 Ninth Street 9 B11 ' !F Q . -Q I e H aig . J I mo rounvn Avena 5 A The House Where Music Dwells The Tri-State's Complete Music Service Pianos, Band and Orchestra Instruments ACCESSORIES MUSIC RECORDS REPAIR SERVICE I040 Fourth Avenue Huntington, West Virginia COPLEY'S FOOD MARKET We Sew., Bm TRUAX-TRAER coAL co With Everyday Needs Phone 94441 302 Main Street CEREDO, W. VA. Ceredo, West Virginia THE HUNTINGTON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Congrotulotes You 1956 Graduates 1007 FIFTH AVENUE PHONE 21409 Chester A. Riley, President James W. Stear, Manager SHIRLEY a. wooos I REFRIGERATION I SALES AND SERVICE IIOI C STREET CEREDO, WEST VIRGINIA Phone 5OI I Phone 2051 I T i'5 e C-K CHEVROLET SALES I Creosoting and Terminal Corp. PRAY ESQUE O, J. ADKIN? POLES, PH-ING: TIES, 12th and Poplar Streets I and LUMBER Phone 342, K P. O. Box 27 Kenova, W. Va. Kenvvo, West VIVQIVIIG FIRST NATICNAL BANK 0F KENCVA In This Community to Serve I Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System FOURTEENTH and CHESTNUT STREETS Phone 3321 6 , I. P. HAMER LUNIBER COMPANY Inc. KENOVA, WEST VIRGINIA THELMA'S BEAUTY SHOP Congratulations to Any Phase of Beauty, See Us Class of '56 1 THELMA HUGHES - EVELYN JOHNSON , . Hampton s Texaco Service Phone 4912 1341 Poplar Street Kenova, West Virginia Phone 891 1 Kenova, W. Vo. THACKER'S VARIETY STORE CLOTHING STORE Where Town and Country Meet The House of Good Clothes 1329 Chestnut St. 1347 Chestnut St. Kenova, West Virginia Owned and Operated by PAUL THACKER and HOMER TI--IACKER Congratulations to MEREDITH'S GROCERY , Class of 56 Y F'd MIT' . .. out mn at ea 'me Maurer Radio and Television 2015 chesfnuf sneer Service Kenovo, W. Vo. 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