Clay High School - Tiskelwah Yearbook (Clay, WV)

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Diary, this is the staff which helped the editors and adviser by selling subscriptions, ads, collecting information labeling pictures and typing, etc. I . T 7 ,. .,V - 4-:-.,-,..,. Judy Shamblin, Janice Triplett, Editors, Nancy Brady, Associate Editor, Business Manager, Mary Lou Tracy, Karen Brannon, Junior Townsend, Cecil Darnell, Lawerence Ferrebee, Linda Kerr, Susan Duffield, Teresa White, Barbara Ross, Sharon Graham, Dawne Butcher, Sandra Hanson, Pamela Samples, Carrol Hamrick, Marion Quinn, Carla Davis, absent when Pictures were taken Kwentin Keenan, David Graham, Edith Walker, Betty Walker, and Sharon Moore. I 8

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These are our guidance counselors to whom we go with our problems . . .They are Mrs. Ezelle Morris, High School and Mrs. Pearl Poling, Annex. Mrs. Pearl Poling Mrs. Ezelle Morris lb 1i. Q' f 1 -- m This is our attendance director Mrs. Flora Eakle, who helps Mr. Shimer listen to students' excuses for ab- sences. Mrs. Flora Eakle wb' 9 A' 24? 7

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ji DEDICATION Dear Diary: We, the Tiskelwah staff and the senior class, wish to dedicatethis edition of the yearbook to a gentleman of high moral and spiritual char- acter, to one who has devoted his entire life to the schoolroom, to edu- cation and to the molding of young lives. Mr. Herbert King has long been known to Clay High students as the teacher who puts up with no foolish- ness, doesn't like the sqawk box Cintercoml, and teaches the boys to safely manipulate all shop machinery-and miraculously produce lovely articles of furniture. Sponsor of the Hi-Y, abranch of Y.M.C.A., Mr. King, with his slow, steady smile, has always exemplified in his life the high ideals of clean and healthful living, based on Christian principles. The father of three boys, Mr. King is also grandfather to six youngsters. His wife is Mrs. Mattie King. He plans to retire this year after devoting 44 years to Clay Schools. He will be greatly missed, but his teachings will long be remembered. 9