Floyd County High Schools - Floyd Countian Yearbook (Floyd County, KY)

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WHEELWRIGHT CONSOLIDATED HIGH SCHOOL INDUSTRIAL ARTS Student at the Jigsaw Upholstering Footstool Student at the Grinder The Drill Press INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLASS First Row: Chester Layne, Gordon Meade, Billy Skiles, John Barnott, Freeman Osborne, Thomas McCoart, Eltord Holbrook, Harry Hall. Second Row: Billy Hickman, Johny Bornisky, Earl Cook, Virgil Triplett, Ernest Johnson, Harold Tockett, Wm. Henry Dye. Third Row: Mr. Music, sponsor, Jessie Ratliff, Jr., Howard Price. The Smoking Stand Tool Cabinet Student at the Saw Student at the Jointer K QLOYD coulmx :su 1 SN If S'-I SSJ

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L nova . PIIIIIAI IMI I 's Jo 's si? 'WHEELWRIGHT CONSOLIDATED HIGH SCHOOL l i First Row: Brookie Hall, Rose Cury, Viola Morasky, Assistant Editor, Jackie Hall, Fashion Reporter, Lucille Shrewsbury, Faye Helton, Typist, Pauline Zetz, Cartoonist, Olive Potter, Typist, Ruth Adkins. JOURNALISM CLUB ' Third Row: George Hughes, Assistant Editor, Edward Da- whare, Mimeograph, Bill.Rickard, Editor, Virginia Kitchen, English Technician, Harrison Smith, Circulation Ed., Bobby Billips, Palmer Cole, Circulation Ed., William H. Dye. Second Row: Mary E. King, Virginia Ward, Typist Er Sports, Wilma Shumate, Society Reporter, Peggy Howell, Kathleen Dale, Beulah Conley, Secretary C1 Treasurer, Hemilie Johnson, Ella Jane Faine, Owen Rickard, Sponsor. T' H an SE .. use as an sm! amos wi Ki Fourth Row: Junior Dawhare, Charles Rickard, Sports, Don Holmes, Johnnie Barnott, Chester Layne, Jack Sturgill, Rex Wilson, Forrest Preston. we W W-2: mwah WPPHRHBS-is ' WW? KVM sff'fSsx i haw v tf f W W: ' K sw we gg lx ART 8' SCRAPBOOK CLUB First Row: Vonda Meade, Irene Oxford, Catherine Chullen, Helen Conley. Second Row: Virgil Triplett, Nellie Moore, sponsor, Margaret Little, Don Meade.

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mom , iuiniuu IMI 1 N Jo N J si! WHEELWRIGHT CONSOLIDATED HIGH SCHOOL Carnival Crowd i -Q Mr. Hayes at the Dish Throw P. T. A. CARNIVAL Our Parent-Teachers' Association sponsors a Home Talent Carnival at or near each Hallowe'en evening. The gymnasium is appropriately decorated for the occa- sion, and we find that the evening of fun and frolic serves two functions: first, it keeps the children from roaming over town and destroying property, and second, it has become P. T. A.'s chief money raising scheme. We frequently gross 3750, and net S500 from our carnival, the S250 margin going into expenses to give everyone a good time. Our crowds run as high as l400. Some of our chief attractions are the race for King and Queen, Prince and Princess, beauty contest, Bingo, Man or mouse, Ring-a-duck, Hit the coon, and many others. Carnival Scenes You may come to our carnival hungrywbut you won't need to leave that way. We have a room for that purpose and you can eat to your heart's content. Toward the end of the carnival evening we award prizes, have the coronation ceremonies for the King and Queen, Prince and Princess, and then some one calls aut, Let's play Bingo! and the show is on again. To really know what a Wheelwright P. T. A. local talent carnival is like, you need to see and enjoy one, and that's what we are inviting you to do this VERY next year. Snookie Blackburn, princess Viola Moroskey, Queen Charles Kellv, Prince Beauvin Deshotel, King l l Q. ,f s 1: 4 N35 r i if