Clay High School - Tiskelwah Yearbook (Clay, WV)

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SUPHOMORES Poolc-'s Service Station VVanda Durham Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shimcr First Row - Wanda Woodrum, Levera Murphy. Stella Overbough. Edith Murphy, Jean Givens, Pa- tricia Legg, Janice Summers. Second Row W Cordelia Neal. Ann Stone, Sharon Burdette. Teddy Jefferson. Third Row-Dennis Sutton, Lynn Reedy, Delbert Summers. Scotty Gibson, Buddy Moore. First Row - Charolette Stone. Minti Johnson, Aulene Hart, Na- omia Young, Sue Pinson, Nancy Nelson. Shirley Sutton, Betty Hall. Second Row - Jimmie Johnson. W a y n e Hoffman, Fr a n k l i n Butcher, Dale B, Morris, Willard James. Cassie Summers. First, Row-Roy Jett.. Anna Jones, Jewell Rhodes, Mary Wilmouth, Hope Shelt. o n. Shirley Cash, Randel Exline, Paul Osborne, Maybel Payne. Second Row-Kline Legg. Steve Strickland, Gladys Smith, Vir- ginia Rogers, J. C. Cruikshanks. ' Toddy Boggs. Bobbie Jackson, 5 Avis Dawson, Carol Rogers. SPONSORS Mr. anal Mrs. Sylvester Mullins Nh ind Mrs. Luke Rhodes and Debby incl M1's. Hulmic Cutlip, Don and Pat Mr. and Mrs. Tom Asscll' Mr. and Mrs. Patrick llansliaw Mr. and Mrs. E. ll. Biclxcl and lluclcly Mr. and Mrs. Durwarcl liockliart llicliarcl NVillia,ins Mr. anal Mrs. Price Vaughan Guy Moore, B o b b y Chapman.

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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

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FRESHMEN SPUNSURS Left to right: Mrs. Alta Bobbit, algebra, Latin, and French, knew what we must do and held us to it. She believed in students working. It was tough but we learned. Mr. E. H. Bickel, head coach, was always willing to help and altogether likeable. XVc will always rcrncnlber hi.1n by his famous words, That reminds me of a story-H Miss Freeda Davis, freshman En lish teacher, with her fuiet friendliness won all the 1 . girls. Her tongue knew no cruel words and her mouth nothing but smiles tor the' students. Mrs. lcie Ho me McCune, so 7ll0ll10I'f3 and senior Enflish, was alwavs kind and under- l I . V . standing. XVe will always renieinber because she listened to all ot our troubles and treated each person as an individual with his own ideas and interests. Miss Rosa Craig, science a11d chemistry, kept her work and us on a standard. YVe had to work but we did enjoy it. She' insisted on the very best and would not accept anything else. Mr. Herbert Shiiner was assistant football coach and coach of the B team. His social problem students said, XVe learned from him. BOOSTEHS Orlan and Maxine Fulks Size1nore's Super Market jay-Bird and Carnette NVillia1ns Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dransfield Senator and Mrs. E. Hay Reed Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Friend 50