Clay High School - Tiskelwah Yearbook (Clay, WV)

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SOPHOMORES First Row - Evelyn Eagles. Nina Townsend, Polly James, Joyce Thomas. Jincy Morton. Second Row-Anna Fitzwater, Barbara Fitzwater, Ella Jean Ramsey, Clemontine Spencer. Third Row - Kent Keener, Duane Hoffman, Dillon Young, Allen Boggs, Curtis Workman, Paul Brown, Thomas Friend, Roger Willi- anis, Clarence Moore, Allen White. First Row - Bonnie Ramsey, Joann Rogers, Patsy Hart, Delphia Hanshaw, Dorma Walls. Second Row-Sylvia Tanner, Shirley Sams. Blendine Dau- benspeck, June White. Thi1'd Row-Garnette Naylor, Dorothy Boggs. Dorcas Boggs, Juanita Beasley. Fourth Row - Norman Hol- comb, Mlldred Drake, Loudell Butcher. First Row. Lester Haughton, Charlene Morton, Pauline Dobbins, Shelba Dorsey, Charlotte King. Julie Walker, Dollie Morton, Doris Mullins, Patricia Dawson. Nell Pierson. Wanda Harra. Second Row, Johnnie Carr, Hubert Friend, Delbert Hamrick, Lowell Cook, James Fitzwater, Ronald Brown. Third Row, Gene Holcomb, Bob Holcomb, Clark Starcher, Dale Morris, Othie Ray. 47

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SOPHOMORE SPONSORS The sophomore class sponsors led this class to a greater and more successful year. Left to right: Mrs. Ezelle Ramsey, coinniercial teacher, possessed a most contagious laugh. She believed in students working for themselves but we liked her teaching ability. Mr. O. K. Wilfong, our assistant principal and American history teacher, was our most ardent sports fan. It was he who accepted our excuses for absences and tardiness. He was a nice guy , energetic and understanding. Mr. jake Reed, math, was held in highest esteem by his many freshies . He always had easy going mannerisms and a quiet, sly grin. Mr. john Hill, FFA sponsor and vo-ag instructor, had a sense of humor unequaled. Weill remember his co-operativeness and willingness to help. Miss Rosemary Bower, home ec., with her daintiness and petiteness will be reinenihered by everyone for her ability to see the humorous side of everything. Mrs. Hazel Shearer, social studies, was so soft-spoken that we were surprised to find that keep quietv meant exactly that. Her classes were interesting and she was always cheerful and ready to help. ITNIPERIAL ICE CREAM APPALACHIAN ELECTRIC CO. Parkersburg, West Virginia Charleston, West Virginia COCA'COLA BOTTLING WORKS Charleston, NVest Virginia 46

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SOPHOMURES ,Q Q 1 .1 ,r ,, . s vs:-QQ '33 94 First Row-Lois Wilson, Stella Demoss, Verneda Rhodes, Mil- dred Dobbins, Franceline School- craft, Mary McCracken, Marlin Eailes. Second Row: Paul King. Roland Rhodes. Dorothy Mullins, Nettie Hamrick, Sara Donahue, Roger Williams, Bud Thorne. Third Row - Dana Shamblin Ronald Ramsey. David Truman. James Donahue, Harry Davis, Jerrold Murphy. Fourth Row A Landis Ja1'vis, Charles Carte. Ernest Carte. First Row - Darlie Wiseman. Beverly Wilson, Phyllis Walker, Betty Jarvis. Athlcne Siiograss, Shirley Hughes. Second Row - Jack Argabrite. Kay Ramsey. Versil James, Glenna Bragg. Louie Sirk, Phyl- lis Cruikshank. Robert Deitz. Rose Lee Friend. Third Row-James Buckhannon. William King, Dennis Cunning- ham. Jim Woodruni. Leonard Dawson. Paul Moore. First Row-Ellen Mullins, Anna Mae Hamrick, Dwayne Morris. Robert Igo, Jane Lou Rogers. Helen Traub. Second Row -- Mary Donahue, Ernest 1VI01'tOl1. Ann Osborne. Roz ella Morris. James Bird. Glenn Samples. Third Row--Eugene Legg, Max Legg. Robert Murphy, Jackie Truman. if fx K W . ,,, ,,., ii' ' J Fourth Row W Chester King if 5,13 : ' F' Franklin Holcomb. VV. VA. INS. SERVICE VVATERS FUNERAL HODIE loaf I.. li ailfmrl un!! E. lilly Ilf11'fln1fn1. .'xgL'lll'-S Sllllllllt'1'SYliiC. XVest Virginia IIo.s-pilrllizution. Life, l irr'. and Auto 48