Clay High School - Tiskelwah Yearbook (Clay, WV)

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JUNIOR HIGH TEAM The junior high boys above are left to right: Jim Carte, Teddy Myers, David McLane, Jim Paxton, and Larry Davis. Standing are: Sonny Young, Bud Streets, Bob Butcher, Gene McClure, Jack Davis and Ned S. M 'f?m0fe- BOYS VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS First row: Tracey Hanshaw, Harold Legg Dencil Crawford, Delner Frame. Back row: Francis Triplett, Teddy Myers, Jimmy Carte. TWO-RU N GARAGE czmy. W. vu.

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BASEBALL SUMMARY The Clay High opened their baseball season on March 17 going down to defeat at the hands of Charleston 15-0. Dennis Legg struck out 13 Charleston batters while allowing 11 hits. Bob Reed tripled and Kent Reed doubled for Clay's only extra base blows. Junior Gray pitched a one hit ball game as the Panthers downed Gassaway 6-1 in their next outing. Teddy Myers and Kent Reed got two hits each. The Panthers beat Elkview 3-1 their second victory of the season. Dennis Legg struck out 20 opposing batters and allowei five hits. The score was tied 0-0 at the end of seven innings. Teddy Myers and Bob Reed got two hits each to lead the Panthers. Clay went down to defeat at the hands of East Bank 9-O. Bob Reed and Pete Sizemore singled for C1ay's only hits. The Panthers jumped on Summersville for 9 hits and a 11-5 victory. Junior Gray allowed the Grizzles five hits. Kent Reed and Harold Legg each collected two hits. The Panthers Walloped Gassaway 13-6 for their fourth victory of the season. Bob Reed and Clem Osborne pitched their first game as they allowed only six hits between them. Kent Reed and Harold Legg collected three hits a piece. Clay defeated Widen 14-8 at Widen. Dennis Legg collected two hits to lead the Clay attack. Junior Gray allowed five hits while issuing five walks. Pos. A.B. H. Avg. Kent Reed C 22 10 .454 Harold Legg 1B 24 8 .333 Bob Reed LF 21 6 .285 Percy Neal RF 19 5 .263 Teddy Myers 2B 21 5 .238 Junior Gray 3B 17 4 .235 Pete Sizemore SS 22 4 .181 Ronald Paxton CF 24 3 .130 Dennis Legg P 25 5 .200 GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS Sitting: Janice Schoonover, Carol Ellison, Mary McCracken. Standing: Mava James, Doris Jones, Janis Drake, Barbara Young, Lucille Harold. MORTON 8: MURPHY DEPARTMENT STORE Lizemore, W. Va. MURPHY 8: COMPANY DEPARTMENT STCRE Clay, W. Va.

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Nciawhed I I I PI ' I' :5E55',E5Q' iff 21352251325 V ,gif hile to indulge in School wasnt all work and no play. We took time out every once in a w ' ' ' b t what we knew as clubs, popularity con- what the schedule called extra-curricular activities, u tests, the Tattler, Homecoming celebration, band chorus, operetta, Tiskelwah, and dramatics , . . What thrills we knew when we found that we were to be an officer in a club, or that we were ' f' t tor in rint-when the Homecom- a winner in a popularity contest . . . when we saw our 1rs s y p ' ' -l b ntered a float in the parade? . . . How our knees shook ' 1 mg queen was selected, fund our c u e h 1 we made our first appearance on the stage. How much fun We had at play practice. . . . t sts and s ort stories, or W 61 1 . NVe worked for hours on operetta costumes, posters for poster con e , ' ' ' ' k . . . But we enjoyed every minute of it! l Joems for literary contests-In a ww ay it was wor