Crum High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Crum, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1957 volume:

is-'3 i bf f9.57 729 Wfamfaawez I Ju X awweiiwwv 5 0 0 ,fJ! 4 ,ff 4 X I off! 1 X X 3 ' ass of Crum High 9 rum, West Virginia 6 ea Q is proud 4 , to present its yearbook for A I . x 5 XX 0 X f su L we flaw QA .Zz 5- V9 7 Ithas been our arm rn publrshrng thrs yearbook to preserve rn prctures enough of the varred actrvrtres of Crum School so that when we depart from our dear school we may take wrth us rn thrs annual a suffrcrent number of memorres for many hours of happy recollectrons Hnnual 5pfr'iY3N 4 for m C e Don Dam Rss Leona L Lfffle BuS '4 'f38 + -7ohnL.H1. Hdv Manager Saraffwm HSS 1' SUI' Ga,-el Mafcurn Sporfs Ea' ,Lmmm Mess ff ' Gihfvd Perf..- 720114: Harmon Umvha Krrlr E v N HP' Eff D. zzz H sformn Hepgw Ddwso 5f '-90 Cebu-n Baker Egod 'fd 'fill L sf VDQHIIJOFIH FO J L E : -' - fo! F - It -- , ' . .... , so i 1: 0 a - l Fgafure Wrfhr-Emily C, 5'f'4,,,P , 1 ' ' ' 1' R . . -- ri O I' ' --- ' A1 a ' ' zZf?f?zffi3fEfwv? 2fvf attending Marshall College where she 15 maJor1ng in Home Economics and plans to teach upon rece1v1ng her A B Degree Miss Virginia Williamson, the principal's secretary, graduated from Crum High School in 1955. She is also afW2aaaye Aww owe In A Psalm of Lrfe Longfellow one of Amerrca s greatest poets spoke of Footprxnts on the sands of trme Such gxves thought to my mrnd as I contemplate closrng my tour of duty here Shortly after thrsrs made publrclshall leave at my request transferred to another school In leavrng I am remrnded of the lasung rmpresslon stamped on me by th1s school and commun1ty Throughout the remamxng por tron of my lrfe I shall be gurded 1n part by my experlences here My stay here has resulted 1n a last rng rmpressron w1th1n me and as I look backward now wrth my departure rap1dly approachlng Iam grateful to those wonderful people w1th whom I have labored O O vu - n Q n - u 1 I . . v r ' n 1 ' I u 1 Ihope that my administration of the school has left footprints in the minds of the students and patrons. It has been for them that the administration of this school had its goal. I shall always joy in knowing that my loyal associates here strove toward this goal. Students, fellow -workers, and friends, as you carry lasting impressions or footprints gleaned from years of association here in this school, you also have my warmest personal regards and best wishes. Yours in Public Service Francis M. Curnutte, Ir. Principal The band makes a revolving C in salute to our principal, Francis M. Cumutte. Cebern Baker Marshall College Frve yrs experrence Brology Math Crum West Vrrgrma Dorman R Shumate Marshall College Two yrs experrence Brology General Scrence Wayne West Vrrgmra Al1ce F Lycans Marshall College Twenty one yrs experrence Enghsh 9 12 Crum West Vrrgmra Leonard Crum, Jr. Marshall College Five yrs. experience Commerce Kermit, West Virginia Elmer Dickinson Duke University Marshall Twenty yrs experience Kermit West Virginia Harold I Brewer Concord College Five yrs exper1ence Dunlow West Virginia Morris-Harvey College John A Murphy Fatrmont State College Nlne yrs experlence Football Baseball Soctal Studxes Coach Manrungton West Vxrgxma Lorda L Crum Marshall College Seven yrs experrence Engltsh '7 8 9 Kermtt West Vtrgrma Ottte Mae Perdue Marshall College Three yrs experxence Language Arts Kermrt West V1rg1n1a V1v1an Drclunson Morrrs Harvey College Duke Umversrty Nlneteen yrs experrence Mathematrcs PhyS1CS lrene Olmstead Marshall College Twenty erght yrs experlence Ferguson, West V1rg1n1a Physlcal Educauon and Home Economrcs Fre1da Herald Marshall College Thrrteen yrs expenence Dunlow West V1rg1n1a L1brar1an Verna S Curnutte Marshall College E1ght yrs experrence Crum West Vlfglflla Frrst Grade AnnaJ Perry Marshall College Twenty one yrs experxence Dunlow W Va Second Grade Faye Marcum Marshall College Three yrs experrence Crum W Va Second Grade Shrrley S Hallman Marshall College 17 Yrs Exp Moses Fork W Va Founh Grade Nettle M Salmons Marshall College OYrs Exp Thlrd Grade Martha Small Marshall College 9Yrs Exp Crum W Va Fourth Grade Edna M G1111spp1 Marshall College SIX yrs expeuence Dunlow W Ftfth Grade Gypsey L Ratclxff Moms Harvey Twenty two yrs experrence Crum West V1rg1n1a S1XIh Grade Ray Preston Marshall College Ferguson West Vrrgrma Frfth and Srxth Grades , . Va.. Twenty -two yrs. experience 1 Virginia Wrllramson Two yrs experience Marshall College Crum West Vrrgrnra Secretary Ola Mae Marcum Marshall College Twenty -one yrs. experience Crum, West Virginia Third Grade Francis M Curnutte Marshall College Eight yrs experience Crum West Vrrgrnra Principal Lella F Marcum Marshall College Seventeen yrs experience Crum West Virginia First Grade 3? fb' X ' . . . ' ' X -.C ' . . . f' F A 1 . 'W M, 'i f f T D f s . '.'.Q fQ1ff5'ii A . .0 X . qt c . 3 Leona L Lrttle Class Secretary 56 57 Annual staff 56 CBus1ness Manager, Honor SOCISIY 3 yrs VICE Pres1dent of Honor Soctety Glee Club 54 55 Crum West Vrrgmra Ramona Ktrk Paper Staff Annual Staff 56 57 fTyp1stJ Honor Soc1ety 3 yrs Glee Club 54 55 T A 55 Dunlow West V1 rgrma f Alpha Gene Perry Class Vrce Presxdent 56 57 CArt1stJ Annual Staff 55 56 Honor Soclety 3 yrs Dunlow West V1rg1n1a Don Damron Prestdent of Class 56 57 Annual staff 56 57 Football 1 2 3 4 fCapta1nj 56 Basketball 1 2 4 2nd Team all area Football 56 Dunlow West V1rg1n1a Geneva Porter Typist on Annual Staff 56-57 Honor Society 55-56-57 Class Treasurer 56-57 Candidate for Carnival Queen 56-57 Dunlow, West Virginia Johnny Scaggs Football 3 4 Basketball l 4 Annual Staff Asst Layout Manager Class President 54 55 56 Junior Class Play 55 56 Luclen Littlefield Crum West Virgima Sara E W1ll1a mson Annual Staff 56 57 fAdvert1s1ng Managerj F T A 54 Junior Play 55 56 Polly Paine Dunlow West Virginia 3 547 af? YT. 'MN 'st Margarette Marcum Glee Club 55 56 T A 54 Dunlow W est Vlrgmla if Doris Perry Glee Club 55-56 F.T,A. 54- 5 Bllly Ramsey Honor Socxety 54 55 56 Band 54 55 56 57 Kermxt West Vlfglflla Dunlow West Virginia Arvel 'vlarcum Football 3 4 Class President of 54 55 56 Asst Advertising Manager o Annual Staff 55 56 Junior Class Play 55 56 Lawrence Lovewell Crum West Virginia Evena Marcum Typist on Annual Staff 55 56 Homecoming Queen 55 56 Junior Play 55 56 Blanch Bowers Wrlsondale West Vrrgrnra Garel Marcum Asst. Advertising Manager on Annual staff 55-56 Crum West Virginia M 'S SQ Wtlltam H Perry Basketball 56 57 Crum West Vtrgmla Clarence Marcum Baseball 1 2 3 Kermlt RFD 1 West Vlfglflla Barbara Butler Cheerleader 1956 57 Dunlow West Vlfglflla P75 xx F. T. A. 56-57 1 A A Frank Lrttle M ' Q., Candrdate for Carnrval Krng 55 56 Junror Class Play 55 56 Q'-sts Frank Farrfreld xxx' Crum West Vrrgrnla 'F ,af an-1-5 'iv ,fl .17 0 ,,-,M T L 9 'nt 5 5 A-ar M Bethel Copley W- ' A P LF At, J V, K4 lg 3 , , X . 4 5 F ' 5 W 5 ii 7 Q x ' 6 3 . M 4- N. r I M M' ,,f 9 ' Band 54 55 56 F T A Club 54 55 Crum West Vrrgrnra kit John Lrttle Football Manager 56 Annual Staff 56 57 fBus1ness Managerj Crum West Vrrgrnra WP ff'-s ru' Q '-N 1' Itmmte Messer Football 1 3 4 Baseball l 3 4 All Area Football Team 56 T..'N Riu 51 M Atv Freelln Wlute Kermzt West V1rg1n1a Wanda G Gtllmon Typ1st on Annual Staff Candtdate for '-lomecommg Queen 54 55 Glee Club 55 56 Kermtt West Vxrglnxa Football 55 56 57 UPU-Q, Candtdate for Carntval Kmg 56 57 Ferguson West Vtrgtma I .. ., I I In y H vv l v lf. . Y . . . f, av as ' 4 . 7' iq. , - , v ' : 1 Q s, X V , . Ts ft-. , ' W 'sl .5 .- -nt l 5 ' ' , ' F fa-, , X 'A ,V . . if , I ' 1 Q Q , , K., , My ' an., K I I Chusttne Stamper Annual Staff 56 57 fFeature Edrtorj Junror Play 55 56 Serena Slmpklns Dunlow West V1rg1n1a Herble Dawson Honor Socrety 54 55 56 7 Band 54 55 56 57 Future Teacher 54 55 56 57 Junror Class Play 40 ids it frau- -us- ff' Blalr Boswell Crum West Vrrglnra Tenme Harmon Annual Staff 56 57 fTyp1stJ T A 54 55 5 Candldate for Carmval Que Jumor Class Play 55 56 Soph1e Srmpklns Glee Club 54 55 56 Crum West Vtrgrma e 55 56 Amanda Marcum Glee Club 54 55 Wxlsondale West Vxrglma Bud Wlute Football 55 56 57 Ferguson West Vlfglflla Claudme Vernatter Glee Club 55 56 Crum West Vlrgmla F. T. A. Member 55-56 A wa fraud 'Mau af fav? iv Qu 'iw lv' air' 414341 1 4 if 1 , I 'f I n ., . W ' 'E -J ff- P' P QT I .ig Q., 'Y I .. Ng. I 4 . . lv- 'Y ,. W 4 'J Y . . 4 N V ' I I 4.3: ,L , X DQ ' 4 ff A . ', , - , , '1 4, , 2 1, ' ' A ' my Q V, 41 in I . 1.6-5 1 :Q L A sy ! 11. ,! 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K ,fir 4 5 ' f 4 : B ' t - l gf, .,f g ' J I V W 1 x 25 M m 'FLM 4 ,LL u Zu Twas only six short years ago that most of us started as 7th graders in Crum Ir High School The graduating Class of 57 began their 7th grade in the year of 1951 High School was new to us and very strange To be in a big school like Crum was something for us to talk about However our Sponsors Mrs Grace V Gray and Mr James Aultz tried to make us feel right at home We got off to a good start so next year on to the Sth grade we went That year our sponsor was Mrs Lamoha S Perdue This year passed very soon and now we were ready to enter high school and were all very anxious to getstarted in the ninth grade Our ninth grade sponsors were Mrs Loida L Crum and Mrs Faye Stevens This year we elected class officers President Herbie Dawson Vice President Jimmie Messer Sec Treas Evena Marcum Several new faces appeared in our class this year They were Geneva Porter Sara E Williamson Evena Marcum Amanda Marcum, Ramona Kirk Margarette L Marcum William H Perry Verland Perry and AlphaG Perry We learned something that year' In September 1955 we began as sophomores Our officers this year were President Johnny Scaggs Vice President Alpha Gene Perry Secretary Tennie Harmon Treasurer Jimmie Messer Our sponsors were Mrs Irene W Olmstead and Mr Murphy This year we had Biology which we all dreaded because we didn t like to cut on animals bodies and look at them especially before lunch President Johrny Scaggs Vice President Arve1Marcum Sec Treas Mary Jo Stamper During 1955 1956 we were called Juniors Our sponsors were Mr Cebern Baker andMr IOTH1 MU1' phy That year we had a class play AUNT SAMANTHY RULES THE ROOST which we enjoyed very much We also financed the Junior and Senior banquet at the Mountaineer Hotel in Williamson W Va And then the big year' Our SENIOR year to which we had looked forward for so long Our class officers were President Donald Damron Vice President Alpha G Perry Secretary Leona L Little Treasurer Geneva Porter Still we had other new membersg Ereelan White, Andrew White, Doris Perry, and John Little. The Qenror class garned one new grrl Btrbara A Butler who became our salutatorran WL are the grrduates of 1957 Barb1r1 Anne Butler Bethel Copley Donald L Damron Lowell Herbert Dawson Donald B Evans Wanda Jean Grllmon Tennre Harmon Frank Lrttle Leona L Lrttle JohnL1ttle Arvelrvlarcum Evena Marcurn GarelMarcum Clarence Marcum Amanda L Marcum Margarette L Marcurn Wrllre Marcum Jrmmre Messer Alpha Gene Perry Dor1s E Perry Verland Per ry Wrllram Henry Perry Geneva Porter Btlly Ramsey Johnny Scaggs Chr1st1neStamper Claudtnever natter Andrew whrre Sara E Wtllranson Chrrstrne Queen and Ramona Krrk To dre be grven us or attatnf Frerce work II were to do agarn Wordsworth fra? ? Wrttten in Emrly Chrrsttne S Stamper I X ' . I L A ' ' , L . , I . ,, i I .. - , , t . t t , , . , , - . . . . - . . . . . . - , ' I I I I ' l - I I 1 I I I - I 1 ' I I 9 . . ' - - .1 . . 1 . M44 pzgolecy By Tennte Harmon lam sure that you all ltke to go to a show and see the prevtews ofcomlng attractrons whtch are to be offered at the theater Ibelteve also that you are tnterested tn the comtng events and attracttons thatare to have members of the Sentor Class of 1957 as the chtef actors The management of the class has therefore arranged for your enjoyment and entertatnment at thts ttme a descrtptton of commg attractrons of the years as they affect the members of the worthy sentor class now graduattng from Crum Htgh School Here We Are In The World of Tomorrow walktng down Broadway New York ts the world s greatest comedtan Dorrs Perry She has madea fortune Just telltng funny stortes and maktng the world laugh Over tn Radto Ctty the broadcast of the goss1p ts gotng on That raptd ftre talker wtth the mustcal vorce of the au' ts none other than Leona Ltttle It ts satd that she gets S3 000 a ntght for her broadcast Every other wave 15 full of her saymgs Better be careful' One mtght cl1mb tnto your ear The medal of award for scrence servrce IS to be gtven we hear to Barbara Butler That btg bundle ofbratns dtscovered away to extract energy from a snowflake and make enough electrtc current to make the flow uph1l1 at Ntagara Falls Wtll wonders ever cease'P'P'P'P'P 'P'P'2 A new school of learntng has just been establtshed on top of Ptke s Peak Everyone gets htgh grades and there are no fatlures Students f1nd much pleasure tn studytng at thts school The prestdent of the col lege IS Herbert Dawson We all expected that though A motorless automobtle has just been tnvented Two brtlltant sctenttstshave the patent Patent num ber MXYZ has been tssued to Wtlltam H Perry and Donald Evans Well one can never tell whatpeople wtll amount to An adverttsement tn the Chrcago papers say that you can buy cellophane sutts made to order at the Cello Sutt companyon M1Ch1g-HH Blvd The sutts are popular Saves washmg and cleantng btlls They sell for S24 98 and last a ltfettme The owners are none other than Arvel and Evena Marcum They are marrted now and maktng a fortune at selltng the Cello Sutts An afternoon tea ts tn progress at a fashtonable beach resort The hostess for the afternoon ts Sara Wtlltamson who ts entertatntng at her mtllron dollar home It seems that she marrted a rtch old fellow and he dted, leavmg her hrs fortune Can She Spend H1 v vt 1 1 . . 1 - - l l f ' . , . 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 1 ......... . . . . , . 1 . - 1 0 1 . , . . . . , . 1 ' The largest ranch rn the world 15 sard to be located rn an unknown valley between two undrscovered moun rams of Utah On the ranch the largest seedless jurceless peelrngless oranges In the world are grown The owner of the ranch rs Ramona Klrk She made her money to buy the ranch by selltng peanuts on the streets of a Mrd Western crty at a penny a sack There IS a meetrng of the presrdent s cabrnet rn Washmgton Tennle Harmon a grrl no one would have guessed that one day would be the Secretary of the Treasury Look at her now srttrng there wrth all the brg statesmen Well maybe there IS a chance for everyone The leadrng crty at the South Pole ts hav1ng a celebratron They have just elected a mayor How our old frrend Johnny Scaggs can take It I don t know And there s h1s wlfe the former Chrtstrne Stamper w1th htm My' She seems proud ot the New Mayor The head walter of a nrght club on Broadway rn New York looks famllrar What do you know about that There s our old frrend Don Damron That couple he rs showln to a table l k must be her husband wtth her g oo smuch lrke Geneva Porter That Late one afternoon rn a troplcal c1ty the owner of a large banana plantatron rs Slttlng on hrs porch I-Irs face looks famrlrar Oh yes' We used to know htm as Brlly Ramsey The Whlstler A crulse of the world IS belng orgamzed One thousand people are expected to go leavrng Mlamr Florld at three thuty next Wednesday mornrng In charge of the crurse wlll be Margarette Marcum An automoblle of a forergn make IS dru mg up to a flllrng statton It 15 our old pal Andrew Whrte The drrver of the car ts Freelrn Whrte He certamly made hrs mrlllons when he struck the rlch deposrts of radrum rn the Rocky Mountatns Are you wantrng a place to eat? Why not try the Lrttle Cafe Just around the corner A good steak drnner for :so O0 or a hamburger sandwrch for Sl 25 No wonder John Lrttle gave up berng Leona s manager to go tn for feedrng people at those prrces There IS an exclusrve fashlon shop rn Chrcago where Claudrne Vernatter lS owner and Bethel Copleyrs actlve manager That cute lookrng stylrst who shows off all the latest Parts creattons lS Wanda Gtllmon In the offrce of the world slargest newspaper IS the managrng edrtor Verland Perry day by day wtth Amanda Nlarcum. They are marrred now In the newspaper rs a column v.h1ch rs wrrtten by Frank Lrttle Frank 1S con srdered the world s greatest newspaper wrrter . n n r ' ' I 1 g ' , . I ' ' . . , , . . . . . . , , , . . l I v . f - . . , , . . . . . ,, . ,, . . , . ' I I al - A, . , . , . . . . . . I ' Q - , . . . , . V ' 7 I n .. . . . . . . , V I . , - . t . 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'mm-mpg Uwihqm K .l 4 WMA . ,f 'v- V' 1 ' l Nm VA' ' .1-JWN ' ' ni Q, 4- 5 ,nw ,x,,,,, J I A 'if-1 lf-., U v - ..4.,,, if , ':1+'-fzffl-3'4 'v'! :t fm' ' .f1T',,, llnn. .pn- -0091, -,,-qw vu ,vizl ' lQ f f P qw 43 a s f n 4,1 .., .,,, D 41M 'WM'- --Q' ai f -vw., ,, W i f Ag, ' ,J .ff 1-Mini ,AlN A, ly, CC- ., f, ,,f:'tf' jiwf f 4 , my ,, -,N ,fv- Mr'- 'bm-.4 y'4!r.,g1-- 1313 vzxk 1 WY- 155 rm I -f it if--X'sfw,gr'ff:. rs ,sign A4 .,, 1, .4 1 ' '.fl- 1 .Ad -.,, in jf: 4 ' D.y Q16 ef! exam 1956 The Crum High Mountaineers finished their most successful season with a record of five victories and four defeats. This is the best record in the history of the school. With one or two more victories over major opponents the Mountaineers could have easily been in play-off for the Class B Championship. The Mountaineers lost seven very important men from their fine eleven this year. Six of these are leaving by graduation and one because of the age limit. The six seniors are Don Damron, Arvel Marcum, Jim Messer, Freelan White, Andrew White, and Verland Perry. Eugene Justice has two more years of school but, he will be forced to quit football because of his age. These boys have been great competitors, loyal teammates and clean participants in the great game of football. Most of them are small in size but they overcame this with a lot of determination and personal sacrifice. Two of the Seniors distinguished themselves by being placed on the Williamson Dail News all Area Y team. Jimmy Messer, a fine defensive tackle, made the first team, all teamg and Don Damron, the little speed merchant, was placed on the second team as a halfback. Courtesy of J. H. PITCOCK Messer became the first player to ever gain state wide recognition by making the Class B all state second team. Damron gained an honorable mention both on the all state Class B team and also on the All Southern, West Virginia Team which includes class AA, A and B Schools. These boys deserve much credit for their achievement. The team, coach, faculty and students wish them well in the future. To the other boys on the team we can only say we think you did an excellent job. You make every effort to bring honor to your school. We hope the spirit and determination you have shown will live for- ever in the heart of every Crum High Athlete. In the closing l would like to say this: Wherever you go or whatever you do, remember you represent The Gold and Blue . Wherever you go we will be there too, because Mountaineers, We are Proud of You. Coach Murphy xx.. an 5 ., ,gtg w4,,Ou-' '3 A-di. M45 Crum Huddle wxth Q B Ronme Asbury calhng the play 7-my sr vase QW' ill I 1-an MMG .lima '04 .92 if i as MQ Qin it fm!! 0 175. uv- vt Q -.fix Zn- Yff It-V 105658, na ...sy mf' iw.. 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Joe F i V Ralph hy, Murp Jim Brown Roy Rose, aggs Sc rt Blackburn, John Robe 1- V X A-G3 sv-J .4-cv 5:41 .40 sas 4, as? 4 .m J 445 -fl 'X' Co captarns, Dameron and Perry wrth Coach Murphy These two semors help compose the best backfreld un1t ever assembled at Crum I-hgh School Dameron recexved All State Honorable Mentlon and was placed on the Second Team all Area Eleven .ll 'RY ..-, suv L- is 'bfi ni-gl rl' .yn- Ja. .1 hh '-ina These are the veterans and youngsters who performed so admrrably all season long Next year new faces w1l1 appear but the m1ss1ng ones wrll not be forgotten' . . .. .H Q if - Y :- ' J ,NRO . ' .. gn . Q , 3. J . -N .' 1.91 '. if - lv, K .., , D Y ' - ., ' x - . U ., .f - , . . ' 9 .... 4 A' if' J., ' 4' - - I , Vw -6 M... ,,-1u -. - a 5- , ' sf 1 V . ' ff J 5 4,1 , - 4 .. . . -. , . . Af' ' s .- . ' 4 l- 1 . ' ,Q 2 -' 1 , .,, 55X , , .af Q ' 9 Q V. 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A s,I 'lf ff E Hififff 5' 'X .Jaffa- T I-I-fue SQ 'Y J-'J' W, 'N' Jiav' -f ' -'mf' f hmmre Messer proved to be the outstandmg defensrve stalwart of the Crum forward wall Irm al7O lb sen1or was named on the West Vrrgmra class B second team and to the frrst team Wrllram son Dally News all area team Messer doubled asa fullback on the T and smgle wmg offense whrch he handled very well The gallant grrdrron glad1ator was a defensrve standout at h1s tackle posruon He has earned four football letters and three 1n baseball He plans to enter college and contrnue hrs football career H13 teammates coach and faculty wrsh htm the best of luck rn the future X I J X t 4 . q t A , , 1 . 1 Ai Vi ' ' 'Nw A ' 54 I f af ur la.. A 5 - , M A f'f? '3J A- K an . 'W' Q Q A ' -,W V , ,W A , v 1 I A , A 4 ,V , v 1 ' . ,n a - v- 1 m . 3' 1 5 -' t. . . N A - ' 1 E ,.. f - 1-. ' . . - V 5 . U ' ,. 'Q' Q . -Y , --.ka V - .. , - . . va:-f f Y + . ' -f K ' ur'-0 .ai .5-'f' ,ft . . A ..' A . . 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'L , f 5s,.1.a Y ,gkj:,6g.u. . 5 'rx A ,..-i' JL Y I W' 1 ' img' Presrdent Donald Damron Secretary Leona L Lrttle Vrce Alpha G Perry Treasurer Geneva Porter Left to Rrghr Front Row Donald B Evans Freelan Whrte Garel Marcum Donald Damron An drew Whue Ir Wrlllam C Ramsey John Scaggs Wrllram Henry Perry Second Row Amanda L Marcum Tenme Harmon Dons Perry Claudrne Vernauer Ruth Chrrsune Queen Emrly C Stamper Lowell HerberlDawson SarahE Wrllramson Geneva Porter Thrrd Row Cebern Baker sponsor Wanda JeanGxllmon Leona L Lmle John Lrttle Evena Marcum Arvel Marcum Ramona Kxrk Ilmmle Mes ser Back Row Verland Perry Clarence Marcum Frank Lrttle and W1ll1e Marcum QM SWA' Edltor 1n Chlef Asststant Ed1tor Art Edltor Typtsts Adverttsmg Manager Assxstant Adv Managers Socxety Edltor Asslstant Soc1ety Edttor Reporters Patsy Farley Cella Copley Alpha G Perry Herbert Dawson Geneva Porter Lowell Prmce Betty C Chaffms Brookle Wtlhamson Geneva Porter Leona L L1tt1e Otta L Lovtns Betty C Chaffms Josephtne Marcum S I-'rrst row left to rrgnt Geneva Porter Typrst Sara Wrllramson Sales Manager Leona L Lrttle Ass1stantEd1tor rn Chxef Donald Damron Edrtor rn Chref Tenme Harmon Typxst and Chrxstene Stam per Feature Wrrter Perry ArtEd1tor Evena Marcum Typrst Wanda Grllmon Typ1st Herbxe Dawson Hrstonan Ramona Krrk Typrst Jrmmre Messer Assrstant Sales Manager Whoever thmks a faultless prece to see Thmks what ne er was nor rs nor e er shall be Pope Second row: left to right, Garel Marcum-Assistant Sales Manager, Iohn Little-Adv. Manager, Doris Gia Gm Zeyfa Sivfoof .-i - .. if my P 311 ie 4 Gm? L A Z '1 bm? ff fin, k hx A ,ix ,fix ' I ' W 'K Rx 1 1 AC' if QW' - M, MT f ff, 521: 1 Q f 1 Kfi f A . '- . X K M ug? L. ' c X1 ' 1 ly , , Q ' fm A ox b ff vx 5 A - Q . 'J' x ,Xk 4 A x XX K WX Fwd-1 xv U. . ost Office Crum, W. Va. an. , 957 azwfgz From Left to Rtght Betty Pertee Brookre Wrlhamson Barbara Marcum Geneva Browmng Suste Brewer Joyce Stamper Barbara Klrk Head MaJorette Madalrne W1111amson Drum Majorette Patsy Farley If . ff O een Blanch Copley, Josephine Marcum, Jean Marcum and Barbara Butler. zawbz Barbara Marcum Juanrta Marcum Oretha Wrlhamson Geneva J Brownmg Madahne wrllramson Cella Copley Bobby Joe Flelds Eugene Wrlhamson Freelan Hatfreld Lowell T Prmce w1111am J Crum Roy Lee Rose Tex Pertee Johnny Thurman Troy Pertee FOR PETE S SAKE Sponsors: Mr Dorman Shumate Mrs Alrce Lycans Malvrna Potts Jasmxne Jackson Georgrna Clarkston Peggy Clarxston Nadme Clarkston Sarah Pepperdme Thorndyke Murglethorpe John Bohver Peter Pepperdme 'CICCIO Murglethorpe Usher Stage manager Announcer Ronnie Asbury ------------------------------------ Bill Bradshaw . ? . Ua.ok2Xba0L MR. MURPHY BUILDING A BASKETBALL TEAM Q. Q5 Q 7 O ON qi? - ii' JL- '- .gub- 'Q' N-'P 'F -it 'Que T' F- E' 199' THE HARDSHIPS AND JOYS OF LIVES WELL SPENT FOR THE AGES TO BE Suppose l1fe was only a battle for self And nobody p1t1ed or gave And none of the dead who have journeyed ahead Nelther scholar nor soldter nor knave Ever thought for the chrldren that followed htm on Or totled wxthout c1a1m1ng hrs fee Can t you pxcture today as you go on your way What a hornble world tt would be If nobody cared whether others surv1ved Or whether or not they were glad If each of us here labored year after year or only the gold to be had If l1fe were but SIl'1V1l'1g for ratment and food Then the beasts of the fteld that we see would be one wtth the plan that 1S fashtoned for man And a horrrble world ll would be But the Joys that we know and the charms that we clalm Are ours because somebody cared The pleasures we boast of and treasure the most We owned because somebody dared The dead have gone on leavmg us to be glad In the gardens they planted and we Must leave somethmg behmd for the future fmd we must work for the ages to be il wif 'Y ,Q f 3 hifi 5551 team 352' f 11.4 f ZH.: J Mi L4 5+--, gr- -W A 1 n Q 'Q 'F 5 A 15 M2 S--1:-.H'f' 1 . 'N , K ,...., , l Q 'fl' Q., '! S 3 13 I . 2 08502 x, XZ L E gh Sponsor Cebern Baker Ftrst row Johnny Scaggs Romeo Montague Dorrs Perry B1111e McNer1 Claudrne Vernatter Orpha Frnley Chrrstene Queen Rache1McNe11 Chr1steneStamper Sue Herbte Dawson Rex Sxmonds Sec ond row Irmmy Messer Master of Ceremomes Tenme Harmon Conme McNe11 Barbara Butler Forewoman Sara Wrlhamson La Rexna Brlly Ramsey Larry McNe111 and Garel Marcum Stage Man ager Four Extras Geneva Porter Margaret Marcum Bethel Copley and Wanda Grllmon Also helprng wxth the play are Mr and Mrs Leonard Crum O .. , ' e , 4' X ' V l ' Q V 5 ' 4 , , . b - s . . . '- 4 L1 fo ,- ' , 1 4 , , 3 r , 42 -- N - Q +1 ,e . ' ' , s ,, .wt I A A - f V' -, -. Aff '-. ' , V . A Y i , , ' ff, .9 A -Q, . r --- ' '.y , Y 1, ,M x A .. . t ,. , ' V!! z - I - , - ' - , - y .. y - : - ' - I - ' - I - - - . l , , , . . . . X!! FR M 1116111 SFHOO1. EIQ HTH XNIN1 L COMHf1Nf'1.M1:N'1 PRI1. FR1 M H1C115C'11OOL C' M W A XX, C1 X55 CR XLENDAR 11 F1 f :11fN1l IR 19155 P1 AY BA 1' vwd Rumuo JLNIOR SENTOR BANQUET Fr1day -'1pr1 19 57 Moumameer Hotel 6 30 P M ANNUAL ERMONJ TO GR-XDUATINL C1 A55 11 ax Max 19 911 Rn 1411111111 B 111.11113 C11urc11of C11r1s1 L 1115 W a CFUII1 11151 5C11oo1 P M 1f1G11T11 'XNNLMXL COMMENFEM1 NT Tuesday May Ol 1957 Dr C11a11es Moff1t Dept of 11151013 N1afs11111 C011 L H1111t1r1gtor1 V V Lrum 1-hgh School 8 00 P M V, W A V V '-- ix , '17-:,,L.:!A 1 . f ' , 1' 1 , 3 '11 A 1 r - 12 to 5.7 1' 135' B , ' 91' ', .RV ', . V , .ffizzx F , F .... .,7,,,.,:g.71:'. 4,3 ii 1' 1 1'r111.,'Ap'11Q, 1.157 C 5 1 1 73311 P. M. T., ' 1 11 . A ', . '1 , 19 S 1 . . 9 ,, S11 d I' , 1 7' T115 1 . V . , '11 ' S211 . . VI L' I ' , ' ' 113 1 , . , , , . , 1,0 , ' 1 1 , .. o. ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Tuesday May 21 1907 CRUM HIGH SCHOOL 8 OO P M Prelude Processronal lnvocatron Church f Salutatory Montrcello Valedrctory Look to the Ltbhthouse Presentatron of Guest Speaker A ddress to Graduates Band Band Rev Garl1ndCorns Chrtst Crum W Va Barbara Anne Butler Band Lowell Herbert Dawson Quartet Mrs A Moore Superv1sor of Schools Dr Charles Moffat Hrstory Dept of Nlarshall College Huntrngton W V1 Presentatron of Awards Mrs L Hutchlnson Assrstant Superrntendent Address Rencrk E Wllkmson Superrntendent of Wayne County Schools Presentatron of class F M Cut-lutte If Prrncrpal of Crum Hrgh School Awardrng of Drplomas Mr I C Matthews Presrdent of Wayne County Board of Educatron Benedrctron Rev A C Varney Srlver Creek Baptrst Church Crum W Va Recesslonal Band Guests Faculty members graduates and thetr parents are rnvrt ed to a receptron rn the cafeterla rmrnedrately followrng the program ANINUAL SERMON Sunday May 19 1957 8 OO P M Prelude Processronal Come Thou Almrghtv Krng Invocatron The Lord s Prayer Scrlpture Readlng Scrtpture Readtng The Lord ts My Shepherd Sermon Band Band Quartet Rev Elmer Spence Mrs L L Crum Rev Garland Corns of Crum Rev G Corns Duet Rev K B Adams Church of Chrrst Elktns West Vrrgmra Follow the Glearn Quartet Benedrctton Rev Nathon Conn Freew1llBapt1st Church Crum W Va 1 Z Q - ..-..---------..-------..--------..---- ' C O , , . . v -................................. L .. .... .. ...... ...-.. ...,.. l , -.. ....... .... ....... ...... 0 A . r , , . L 1 ----..--..--..--..---..---..-- . . ' . , , 1 4 -1 . . . 1 1 1 . . . . . . 11 L 1 1 1 ' 1 ---------..-..---------....------- -- .... --- . A ..-..- ....... .............. - -------- 1 1 ' l ----..---------..------------------- ' 7 1 1 - 0 The history of our school began in 1939 1940 when the first building was completed The building was sponsored by the W P A The principals of the school were as follows 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949- 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 Y Jefferson Rife and Earl Stromeyer ------- ------------------------------------------------- Caleb H Smith ------------------------------------------------ --------- Caleb H Smith ---------------------------------------------------------- Caleb H. Smith ----------------------------------------------------------Elizabeth Adkins --------------------------------------------------------------C Reynolds ------------------------------------------------------------wiley Adkins ------ -------------------------------------Wiley Adkins and Elliot Ferguson ---------------------------------------------------------- Elliot Ferguson -----------------------------------------------------------CalebH Smith ---------------------------------------------------------- Caleb H Smith ------------------------H-------------------------------- Caleb H Smith '-------'-----------H----------------------------------H Nova1A Smith 1954--- -- ---------- ------------------------------- ---------- N o val A. Smith 1955 -1956 -1957 --------------------------------------------------H FrancisM Curnutte ------------------------------------------------------ Francis M. Curnutte ------------------------------------------------------ FrancisM Curnutte The tenth year of high school work was offered for the first time at Crum in 1941-1942. The P T A was organized in 1948-1949 with Mrs Pearl Varney as the first President and Mr. George W. Dawson as the Vice-President ifatozy 9' Safco! 193911946--4 ---------------------------- -------------------------- Y. Jefferson Rife, The first school paper publ shed in 1946 1949 was called the Crum Banner It was discontmued until 1954 1955 when it was again published under the name of the Mountaineer The eleventh and twelfth grades were added to the curriculum at Crum High School in the session of 1949 1950 The first athletic program was organized in 1949 1950 That year we had our first football team The following year we introduced basketball and baseball and we became members of the W Va H S A A Our first coach was Mr Amos Maynard Typing and shorthand were introduced in the school in the session of 1950 1951 The principal s office was used for a typing room the first year In 1951 1952 one doaen additional typev.r1ters were provided by the County Board of Education on the recommendation of County Superintendent Wallace Ferguson andthe original library room Nw as made the typing room 1950 1951 This consisted of a cafeteria and five classrooms The first hot lunch program mas started in 1951 1952 with room 2 as the cafeteria Our band was organized in 1952 1953 under the direction ofllarold Brewer Three yearslater we gotthe bandroom which was moved from Missouri Branch In 1955 1956 the P T A raised money for the payment of the band uniforms Chemistry was added to the school in 1953 1954, Physics w1s added in 1954 1955 and plane Geometry in 1955 1956 The P T A with Mr Aubry Stepp President raised money in 1954 1955 for thelandscaping of the new football field The Jewel Chapter of the National Honor Society was created ui 1954 1955 with Mr George W Dav. son as the sponsor The Future Teachers of America Club was organized in 1954 1955 with Mrs Alice F Lycans as the sponsor The second major building construction was the new gym which was completed in 1956 The first major building program which was added to the original schoolplans was donein the session of , 1 V- 7 , Q u I . 7 . . . , - -, . ad46eZ5a!f earn From left to rrght Carl Prmce Howard Copley Eugene Wrlhamson Wrllxam H Perry Zennrs Burch freld Ronme Asbury Roy Lee Rose Paul Conn NormanRomans Johnny Scaggs Bobby Joe F1e1ds Jun xor Bowens Troy Pertee and Don Damron Scorekeepers are Clarence Marcum and Herb1e Dawson Coach Elmer Drckmson if X if F 6? ? N N -.2 S x f 69 1 '9'1-1 'uwmnn-.. JW AE Q! X 'M 5M www-wM,,, 1-.a:3 an-.Q id 'Q PQ., -U5 4 I' M 6' . Yhlg-' 1 Lsvizld e Ztdf D As the f1rst day of school arrrves and the doors open w1de for both young and old teachers and students many questrons enter my mmd as I go to school w1ll my teacher be pretty what w1ll she be 11ke'P W11l the students lrke me'P How can Imake fr1ends wrth the g1rl or boy srttmg near me w11l he or she be pret ty w1ll the teacher be pretty? As I enter the room Ican see a plcture of a funny looklng man I wonder who he IS why h1s hau 15 so whrte why h1s nose looks red IS he a bad man does he go to school Teacher says rt s George Whlle Is1t U1 my seat Iwonder rf we w1ll get to play at noon or maybe stay 1n for pun1shment at recess or maybe get a spanklng wrll there be a band a carnlval w1ll Ibe chosen queen or a majorette someday and then the bell rmgs for lunch the teacher says It s t1me for lunch After lunch I s1t down 1n my seat besrde a l1ttle boy w1th brown eyes black han' I w0r1d6r who he could be As the teacher called the roll Iwonder about many other thmgs 1f she would tell us a story each mornmg hke our mothers do w11l we say our prayers As the bell rmgs for us to go home I st111 am wondering 1f all days of school are a11ke Uaya Qi? 3 The door is closing on the end of my last daxs at school the senior year As I look back memories linger on from the first day Istarted to school The memories of my firstdaysln high schoolwillalwaysremain I will always remember the wonderful teachers I lad My sophomore year was the most exciting year of all I met a wonderful box John Little to whom Iam married and very happily As school grows closer to the end I will always remember the happy dats I had with Cebern Baker our sponsor of the Senior Class who has done a lot for the class and our very fine principal Mr Francis M Curnutte Ir I will remember the first banquet I attended the comfort of a new gym the band s cheerleader s and majorette s new uniforms There are many other fond memories that w1ll stay with me throughout the years to come but the fondest memory of all w1ll be when we walk down the aisle to get our diplomas That will bring memories back to all the Seniors of Crum High bchool I hope this annual will bring these recollect1ons back to you and although these moments are gone forever thex shall never be forgotten Leona L Little 8 Af-- 44 .,, my girl friends, the days that we worked on the yearbook. I also will remember Mr. u ' I X., 1 A 7 ag, , J. V , ' , asv: A ' ' - , if l. am, l . 'em F 3 v 254' s ,,,,, 5 ' , Q. q45'A,4e' I' f -423-. 'V ai.-J A A Q, JE' ' T I A S Q. U2 i up . 1 '9 f'Sfw if! Q! f 1 gf , uw 4 29 z if 1 ffWf sf K ig, 7' gi' A ,j'..w 1 fir- 'fi-,' 'WH -L i . ' -fs , 1., . , 23 , 1., ,i , j-' 1 Q 1, ., , , i ' ww ,Y ,W ,L Mr ffjigi fig? , V uw' vu-rv' Y-v ...ha Y - 7 .Nm ,AJ-sm fa 1 if ,R .I 1 ggi? V w ..f V WW pf 'QSF4 have WQEII' Carol Glllmon Frank 81 'T'enn1e l-lerb1e Amanda Sn Chustme Mrs. Cumutte From here to Etermty Patue Mrs Dlckmson El1za Ng Y MY MY Alpha Gene 84 Dons Paul Poor Thmg Weddmg Bells 20 Wh1te Queen1e Pres1dent JOSIC Pesue PARENT TEACHER E ASSOCIATION 63 X We the Graduates of Crum H1gh School W1Sh to express our appreclatron to the offrcers and members of the Crum Parent Teacher Assoclatlon for the many achlevements ln our behalf James Aubrey Stepp Presldent Curtxs Asbury V1ce Presldent Irene W Olm stead P T A PROJECTS ACCOMPLISHED Secretary Treasurer Secured 10th and llth Grades IH 1949 School Lunch Program 1949 Prevaxled on Board ofEducat1on to purchase propertywhlch 15 now the athletic field Developed present athleuc freld Provtded band w1th unlforms Worked to secure present Aud Gym ASS1Sted school 1n landscaplng grounds Worked to provlde proper relatlonshlp between school and communlty Instrumental 1n securmg most recent addmon of property to the west of school 10 Promoted the welfare of the school and commuruty by labor 1n many worthwhrle works CI Doris Ann Hera te this page to Doris C8. d de on that we all l' m ad nuine pride and ge I .-4 I-- la ho Hgh School to have won a sc l'Tl FU mC fro 1 te p from Marshall Colleg an outstanding in Crum H h School Doris was not only GEMS Durin ning the h ghesr a ntai l'I1 Besides P andin OLIISI 311 ..-4 but also studen 'U E 5 L2 en .,-4 1-4 o D m n.. 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M : I . .wb . 3 -Cowmwimcu wodmmwo -VHDLUOEW-. EDOMNE gmhmwhmwz F M -T h b-bm: F M M :H -V . -H : '- H t H : U -F . D : an H KA D I : U I ' Q M I : H . : : AQ F I H : -- : H I : : Mr Aubrey Stepp custodtan of the school IS very actlve 1n CIVIC affarrs He has been presxdent of the P T A for three years and IS very effxctent and conscrentxous rn both of hxs posmons He has two daughters atter1d1ngCrum I-hgh School, Loretta a sophomore and Delons Kaye a seventh grader -1 . , , . r u Boys These s1xth graders have been very helpful 1n regulatmg the traffxc of students gomg to and from the school Our thanks go to Bob Marcum B111 Marcum Bobby D Marcum Bllly Ray Copley Kenn1th Ward and James Horn Courtesy of DAVIS AUTO PARTS l l Y l If ' d If The lives of several of the students of Crum School may have depended upon these Patrol Bascom Copley and Son hte Crum, West Virginia GRUCERIES Xa We'11 take you and your money X B 11' you w1l1 buy our products V 9 . Ox 6 X We Dehver Jay Williamson Gro Corrmphrnents of .Tay s Grocery Mlnlng and Lumberlng Supplles M Phone 4424 Kermlt West Vlrglflla. Williamson Dally News Servlng The Student Body of Crum I-hgh School Ph 960 961 962 W1111arr1son West Vlrglnla r Wm? Richmond Akers Hardware l Kermlt WeStV1Tg1H1a Servlng th1s Area over Z5 years Comphments of Rmchrnond Akers Hardware CXP3 6 U Qfrafmf .-, 6 S . J at S, ,, Q ygv.-'Z ' xx - . . . X1 A 'M ' -4: O P r 1 an S l -I . . . . . f , 4 . , , . . , . . . Sxxnm vx X I dia-.ua so - lf Er I ., . . . , ,.-. i . . fx X .X 'f U ij ' If 1, 4 f - 4 0 I , l Art Russel Body Shop Hggkigfg iff? dalli :er 1225? . E pe R f- -S - F ee Est' ates ' El: Fo hAe t W tV s Ph e3196Z B s h 9360 1AMBULANCE Richmond Callahan Funeral Home ho 1' A b la e N Ph 64551 Weatherby Ashland Service Co pl e ts f Weathe by Se v ce t g a UDDEN as Envlce You can .955 the dlfference! alye e y e hopsatQ ee f wh PAINTS Queen S Q' xg JM Hou e F sh g K Glass Z Ovffwg Toys Sho fy l I-Ios ery Yard G ods A, D po t P ts Way e W a cf ' X ,s Bo n n 11's x rt e 1n1 lung 1 on n rn rm , xI l 'X , T as 'N f 1' 1m 'KN 418 urt V nue Hun ington, es irginia Re . on u . P one I I I , P Z4 u rn u nc Service Inez, Kentucky 'ui rn im n o 1' r i Hun in ton, W. V . NAPPY We '-ff' P I noon l ' E- G 3 'V I' if x ff 1 .- ff l kl- ' . urn ,W ll . .b f A ou. Ne 1' v r on s u n's .: , QI, 1 gz ,Lv I X X' .Q ' he X K s urni in S f 1x fLz4Q41.'lffg9f,,N , Ware ,un V , 1 A 65 , i W A o 1 u n ain n , . V Appalachian Electric 1 II Power Company 5357-314 fygmlllmw g6ill U 3 .L W 11 V Burning Springs Coal Company W k d t Stk B sssr sumo: Al 'sa ll. Hensley s Tlre and Recapplng POB 1 d Servuce AETTER S F03 A i' 5,0 Y wav not , ?3 v5J'S fi' Next BLOWOUT? The Bargain Spot 5 F t A HRFD N th Dgy F S795 of l BIGQWQLS ,, B 'li-1-.seo . , 1 1. 7 S fi , '!' . e so stecrmc 3 IHONS TOA ' . . . . . . HEATE , 1 iamson, West irginia Kermit, est Virginia Wor an Oil Trea ed o er Coal The est for Domestic Use. x U - 'lf I' c, f V1 f BYU? . ' t we - ' , 0 o . . ox 50 Second and Broadway gi Paintsville Kentucky pall'- 'G' 'MBR' J RE -f P Phone 19 Q In ' ur' - ' . . -9 Aff - We o all s1ze tir . . 6 ' 34 our h venue 1 o in over fn H Five a ree Trial l' I o Wayne Florist Cornphments of our Serv1ce Box 73 Phone 170 J Spunky Add1t1on Wayne W Va C if Marcums Grocery Gas O11 and General Me rchandlse 62 3 W1lsondale W Va We deal ln Lumber too Buck Conard Motors Huntlngton W Va We Serv1ce you We Sell New and Used Cars fs Standard Oil Co Kash Arrnett Agent Box 527 Pa1ntsv1lle Kentucky Phone 390 266 STAN DAR D Beauty Cash Store Beauty Kentucky We Sell the Best for the Cash lllfflllii Pat Masseys Garage 616 6th Avenue Huntxngton W Va Phone 23453 General Auto Repalrs AIRING- INVITE US TO YOU R QQ? Next BLOWOUT? Maynard s Bus Stop Home Cooked Meals soft Dr1nks Coffee Stop sornetlmes Frank and Martha Moses Fork W Va 1 cor :-:E Clouds Radio T V Stepptown W Va Phone 2.5663 We Repalr all Makes me Pm AUTO I T 62 Q lllllg RA D10 PHONOGRAPH If EFUA I Fl E Cl ' . . ' F . ' t pref JAM f rx A Q - . X Q K v f 4- I I 3 1 0 O 3 l , . e 3 lil- 6 I 7 .::F5':551b ' I 7 I v ' . REP I b Q ogg N, ...wav not A 7' l' A an ' G . 9 Y ' , 0 O I l 1 0 ll - xx , ' ' , . f if , . . lg , of Or ,H , , V es Q ' Ei 'ii fkiif' '-9 'ji . . 2 i ' ff ' Citizens Motor Co. and Atlas Motor Sales New and Used Cars The Best Car Dealer in Town Williamson, es ir inia o Qffg Art Flower Shoppe and Greenhouse Ph. 400 Williamson, W. Va. ur owers are r s A rown s Supply Company W M Q costs so little Pearlle Marcum s Service Station ha a App at d Ph 2322 W V Kirk and Son General Merchandlse P S OlCh IRI S PURE Pnggly Wlggly Super Market W ll is W Va P gglv W egly h b YQ as Cantees Dept Store 151 Th dA Ph 508 Wlla 7-fi 'S gig fall Bug Dollar Super Mkt Addt G y W tV M r T y h Ph 340 ,Wx gm? gf Elms W t V g O Fl F e h 5 fs N ,- f-fm X P , ,Ja A7 Fl' X in IIT Y ff -N3 fl xmxii I 'W CMH , ' 'ffl' f f X53 1 2 A l' -, X Qi f If xx! .1 K Compliments of ' ' B ' . . Gas, Oil, nd General Merc ndise. Your Business Kermit, est Virginia is 1'eCi e - Our Brand eans Good uality. - Crum, 2 3. . I ' Compliments of 9 . . Pure Oil roducts On U. . 52, Dunlow, W. Va. Tires 1 ange i iamson and De arton Tubes Greasing - - i i as een serving tllgs areakfor many i N .- eu S1 A 4 years. A. , Y., 1. 1 i-Q. . 1 - Q .,, , A f o . ' Deskins i ion ir Venue . Mt. a , es irginia i i mson, West Virginia LOW Prices, SUPQI' a kef V ' C-, , Owner, on C irico Q f Y: .. - ' 1,55 ' 1- p 'L' as 4' f f t,g g I V. , u A NJ ,,, - is A, S 5- 5, . A ,I ' . g v K ,. 1 - , - s. , ga-Q. 0 - 1 2, fv -V .1 'A '- ., The Hurley Drug Co Presc rtptions A Spec lalty 1rd an o a Ph 733 Wll I S ll ll llli 3-fill C omp11ments of Richmond and Hale GROCERY W PP H gh FOR A llFETlME OF WONDERFUL SERVICE Grey Eagle Construction Co W Barley s Cafe W 4171 A GOOD PLACE TO EAT lf.,-' Xl Morrls and Booten Funeral Home yn W 5'fRV!C'f Kermit Cash Store 2661 , Q ilk ?5'?w,l AM 1-AH a.lo15 UIESJ eg IILUJSQI Wayne Hardware an Fu rnlture Company APP pt S WDl ynw f Th' d L g n Streets . JA. i iamson, W. Va. Kermit, , Va, ':1-wg-FT-1 A su orter of Crum i Q uluiul c Y' ' School , 'll U Q! - 9 . . Kermit, . Va. j if Phone Kermit, . Va. f rf, x lM,l A C, ,X VY, lyxifr-QB' V 5 yds!! X C Y., General Merchandise Wa e, . Va. Phone 71 Phone it ,4MBlll4Nl'f ta N ff all 'll xgxmx S Xl, 'l xxx o fl ta., I , 3, 'Q ', ' l l kv- -in I + l ll l ' W? d I 'X J ' ' g -QA ,Qt Hardware, Furniture-Electric ..e . fm' Humax - 2 ,,,,. Prom ervice o pea -sessexq-seoqg Phone 35 3-,.., O O 4 ' Mingo Stores Kermit, West Virginia Ph. 2341 ' , I We Deliver fn L55 I I gag H U U' q ' IAUIS? 'I L-E C3 l B. F. Richmond Co. Inez, Kentucky Clothing for the Entire Family. c-. -. 7 Compliments of Swltcher Radio and T V Service Switcher West Virginia Good Service lhd you know? Deluxe Cleaners Kermit West Virginia We Serve Your Community Green Stamps 25 aww, The Sportsman Inn Don Maynard Proprietor Eats Groceries We try to Please the people Z T Sportsman fl. Cabwaylingo State Forest C ompliment s of Maynard s Supply Dunlow West Virginia Gas and Oil ry Goods Shoes and Groceries York's T V Appliances Sales and Service Best Equipped to Serve You Deskins Addition P O Box 1442 Logan West Virginia lrrftffwwlrffmdf Varney Store Service Station Feeds Sz Farm Supplies Fertilizers General Mdse Southern States Agency Telephone 14F Z3 Wayne West Virginia DO YOU KNOW ABOUT i , - .1 ll wqzix , lflil Z- ata: ,n ' I V-xl Ml , M7 T f . D , I ff l l ' T1 - f r W .. A xg Wayne Sales S Service ord pt Tlh yr1W Strugell Bro Lumber Co St ppt W V t S m ap ni' -T2:?x:A'r....'.1-2 X Cars and Trucks com le e repair Servic 24 hr. Wrecker Service e ep one 91 Wa e, . Va. e own, . a. Comple e Lumber upplies sq- --' - J Q N e -a Inez Deposit Bank OFFICERS Russel Williamson President Inez Kentucky J K Roach Vice President Telephone 4671 Roscoe Kirk Cashier and Vice Pr 1dentExeC M Chas JoeK1rk Asst Cashier WHEN 'Emil YQU ROW 1lH1l f-I INVEST SAVE Trl State Fixture Company Inc Restaurant Cafeteria and Tavern Equipment 1109 1111 Th1rd Ave Phone 25654 Huntington W Va Strosnlder s Your Rexall Drug Store for over 50 years Pre scrlptlons Drugs Cosmetics School Supplies and Fountain Service O B Glenn Prop W1ll1amson W Va I ACClll'3t9 Around The Corner x Aw X, Always' From Anywhere Crum Motor Sales Ford Cars and Trucks Sales Complete repair Service 24 hr Wrecker Servlce Phone 4161 Inez Kentucky R .QQ lX5 . . 4 1.L.lvla QQ . , ' C' . ' a PRESCRIPTIUNS PhOHe 2000 f .l.. ' .. v I I t e 5 xffgnliiiilfe A 1 Wayne County Bank 1 YUUR mg IBANK 355135233 YUIIRA KNIFE FRIEND IN W andJ Motor Sales y'nW App dCh dM h gQ.f1...wf..12 l 'ii CH EVRO LET f gl...Jf'! PARTS Wa e, .Va. iiq 1 :5::s:' :iiiiiii J 353333 '4 H T h F Wa e, .Va. Y 1 1 Chevrolet dealer, New Chev 1 t C d T k 24 hr. Wrecke S vice. rov ce an ec anics, .fY-'lie' . --,- 1-111 H Elswlck s Amoco Servlce Falrvlew West V1rg1n1a Best Servlce Around Waxes and Washes complete 1n flfteen Mmutes Top Value Stamps Automat1c Car Washer Cleans Cars Much Better AMOC0 The 2 C ompl1ments of wyf k v Wayne X Wzijv Dry Cleaners We get the d1rt1est the cleanest of all cleanhness The Best ln the town TE: SIB S :non 3 Q W Bute Lavalette West V1rg1n1a Root Beer and Sandw1ches are Spec1al1t1es Eat our b1tes and we w1ll Thank you Place to Drlve Inn and Eat 1n your car General Motors Parts QSERVICE Huntlngton West V1rg1n1a Our pa s are better General means Quahty e're Very Reasonable Dudley s lnc 'Everythmg for the sports man 6 Come 1n and select your favorlte sport Y? X cloth1ngs X ' Cox Motor Car Co U p OLDSROIILF CHEVROLET7 6' eb RVN Ph 492 493 Parts And Accessones Day and N1ght Wrecker Serv1ce Chet s Alignment Serv Ice 5209 Fourth Avenue I-Iunt1ngton West V1rg1n1a Spec1al1ze 1n Wheel Balanclng Our Pr1ces are the Lowest 1n town ou muwluam fl! YOII' IOM! Sweet Shop We Compllment you to buy our Sweets Inez Kentucky Our Sweets are Sweeter than Sweet Buy From Us IC REAM Ml? TASTY SO I FANCY SU N DAES Thank You ' 1 0 W S ogg l' Y E . . , , , , . L 1 , . . ,V . 4-A 5 , . . Rf, ,Q - -wif El ' ' E t- 9 to ' H ., . - . - ll , ll A I IIW 9 Huntington, West Virginia Painfsville, Kentucky I ' - ,g rr I l-L I f no , V i 'I I 'f foil . 6 CJ L '--its ' ' - v ' - , . . lm U xl ' - . M . ll' 'l l Nelson's Bar B-Q U. S. Route 52 Wayne, West Virginia Bob Nelson Owner Z4 bears 2 day The place for the best service tom... Esso Dlllll Compllments Dunn s Esso Huntmgton West Vlrglnla Castle s Servlce Sia tlon Yo 1' V s t Apprec ated Ine Kentucky M Cgff Ba rgaln Corner 501 4th Avenue H nt ngton West V1rg n Phone 2 8604 Z 1553 Amazingly low Priced C C Roberts Esso Service H nt ngton West V rg1n1a Phone 2.7 576 and 35 894 Browns Tlre and Texaco Service D strlb tor for that famous ne of Pen syl an1a Tmres SOME Znd and Broadway WALLOP Pa ntsv1lle I Ke tucky Phone 19 WL x Gladys Drive Inn Located on U S 40 Near Inez Kentucky Da c ng and C rb Ser V9 eg xi V every meal a fr af Compllments Myrtles Grocery and Texaco Station I-luntlngton West V1rg1n a 3 of 7 . , . . . - 1 1 K I - - - - - l , 0 u i i i u i , ' i ia Z, , l rw X P usoufj 9 , . O O i ' u li n V ' ' . Cf? 5 i ' , 3rd Avenue, 14th Street 'W . . . . T1 u 1 , 1 Jr :Y as P x X 5 A ' ' X Y l sf Y ' - of I I , 2 n i u vice - J f ,fx 'rs ' Y--, U U . . . x - X4 41 1 e I 1111 Ploneer Drive Inn The Ploneer Drlve Inn has the Best Eats In Town W r Wayne W Va B Food Market We Dellver Glen Queen Wayne W Va fl fa PYP' Booth Hardware ll lv- umuuws-Qu Ph1lco and We stlnghouse Appllances Clark Brothers Fumltu re New and Used Furn1ture Ph 241 West V1rg1n1a E Fry Motor Sales Pont1ac Cars and G M L, Trucks 24 hr Wrecker Serv1ce Phone 43 Wayne W Va. 21215: Thurman s Servlee Station Ashland Gas and O11 Mlnor Auto Parts Repa1rs Tlres Om and Tube s voun 4 SERVICE Dunlow W Va 1.-I-1-P Auwood Stroud s General Ashland Gas and O11 Grocer1es Electr1c Coal and Gas Ranges and Refrlgerators DIY Goods Qi? WaYne W Va 'We're here To Serve Q Dunlow W Va il! EE' Jud, ,Sauna Af Q C. , . 0 S lr Bohr E: I l n ' 'J V 114' S All - Q X v .- - s COIVAGE u . KCH ES . ' T-W I . I. .-1 I -- B ' 94 wayne, W. va. fidifffffi? Wayne i ' - - I Y b n n G. A . , I . ' a l a I 1 AT .rl s 0 , . . f . r uv-A on n 1-XA , I - I Y Brothers Merchandise l 1 1 V I ' ' nfff , . . I I' Li , . . I I O Hartman Motor Co. Inc. R 1191.1 g W V Ph 2070 204 CQKG IN AND ff?- W Q S153 7 Wg The Mountaineer Hotel W11 V H hSh 1 Nigf 'Q fikf 6 f Xl fgsik t. o an, . a. . or . x.' as Q 3 r - i iamson, West irginia Extends its congratulatio t th ' of Crum ig c oo I 2 yr x Z ' -: X 'QQ 3 X 3? R Q 3' X lf X L Muncy's Drive Inn ' S op and Eat Good Eats Soft Drlnks Cerdo Kenova West V1rg1n1a Owned and operated by Mr and Mrs W B Muncy 'Rd Josten's Your Josten class Rnmg and F1ne Jewelry you w111 chensh 1897 our 60th annlversary Representatlve Claude L1nger 6400 Pea R1dge Road Huntlngton West Vlrglnla X zz z . -1-,m E' rv mt Qs ' he Revenooers Fabian' Ads or a L1fe ANG L4 Q-.av Wanted ,,.,,.,, E Q in 11... : 1 t . , . . . 1 it. X , l . . . u ,A . ' I . E, . 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Q A I , av' V 2 fx' I: 1 ' va 'Y' ' Q ' :W , V.. 1 'f' 3.1! -A A ' n Ae L ' ,E , is Logan St Inn Coal Clty Parts Sherman Cred1t Jewelers Day 8: Nlght Restaurant F1tzpatr1ch Grocery Lamberts Servlce Stat1on Hardw1ck Merchand1se B1ll Domosley Grocery Johnson Grocery Perdue Grocery W 8: C Cash Store Art1s Department Store Stone Coal Grocery Blg Sandy Hardware Gulflex Dan1els Grocery Rose W1ll1amson Smlths Dr1ve Inn Model Furn1ture Co Swe1g Furn1ture Co Western Auto Taylors Jewelry Store The Book Nook Crum Tavern Charles Rad1o 81 T V Farmers Supply Co Copleys Lunch Kerm1t W W1ll1amson, W Va W1ll1amson W Va W1ll1amson, W Va Grey Eagle W Va Ferguson W Va Genoa, W Va Stepptown, W Va Pamtsvllle, Ky Stepptown, W Va Wayne, W Va Wayne, W Va Stonecoal, W Va Pa1ntsv1lle, Ky Huntmgton, W Va Pamtsv1lle, K Crum, W Va Sw1tzer, W Va Huntmgton Huntmgton W Va Hunt1ngton W Va Wllllamson, W Va W1ll1amson W Va Dunlow, W a Loulsa, Ky Pamtsv1lle, Crum, West V1rg1n1a , ' , . Va. Russell Gulf Station Paintsville, Ky. . . . yi ' . ' , W. Va. . V . . ' ' Ky. XX' V!! -6011.1 7 V Ll I k ' 41 , 41 ,LWQ frffl X4 ,XX , Qfxlviu Lux , XX mn- ' ' J A ,Y 1- Q, R ,f7'f f I ag, Qs v K-, I ,I Q QW 14:4 . is A Wav . N 5? , W Y QMS! - Q 'U k ww . x v ,Q Q Q pgm ' ,K N' 4, - W ,. ' may - 'ma Q L ,f x ki, H I X f T 7 ,, L. raw' V .M Si' 21 Q