Hinton High School - Dart Yearbook (Hinton, WV)

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3' 'Q 35 1 THE DART, 1926 N 5 v pin I Page Thirty-one SOPHOMOR13 CLASS

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THE DART, 1926 Sophomore Class CO1 ORS! Blur' mid Gray M OTTO : ROE: Rr ROGIQRS - - - SARAH FRANCIS CARTER LIICILLE XAfICKIZR - AILSTOCR, ROY ALLEN, ARCHIE EIXNDERSON, CHARLES BARNSCROVIZ, IJELEN BRAGG, IRENE BRAGG, PEARL BRlERS, CHARLES BUCKLAND, NELI. CALLAHAM, CARLOS CARTER, SARAH CHARLTON, BEULAH CHATTIN, VIRGINIA CLINEBELL, LILLIAN COLEMAN, LOUISE COLEMAN, NORINE CONSER, RUTH COOPER, JOHN DEEDS, ELIZABETH DEEDS, FREEDA DORSETT, HERBERT EVVING, MERLE HAMILTON, I'IARRY HANNON, LOUIS HARPER, DORIS HAYES, FRANK HOUSTON, MARGARET HUTCHISON, GLENNA JACKSON, MARGARET KEATON, DOROTHY KIMES, STEPHEN LILLY, CLARENCE LYNCH, LOUISE NTADDY, JOHN MARION, CARNICE NICNEER, KATHLEEN F0l'lllIll' faf'm',v flu' II1'l17.'I'.H OFFICERS CLASS ROLL SB LTL' FLOWER : Violet - - P1'e.s'idc1Lt Vice-Prcxidmt tary-T1'easI1rc'1' MEADOWS, PAULIN E IVIEADOR, GEORGE MILBURN, JOHN MILLER, MORGAN, CELADYS ETHEL O'CoNNOR, DRUSILLA OSBORNE, LUCILLE PACK, PEARL PARKER, PARKER, PATTON, POLLOCK, ROGERS, ALICE ESTER NORA ALICE GRACE ROBERT ROGERS, THOMAS ROGERS, VIRGINIA RUDISILL, PEARL RUDISILL, RUTH SAWYERS, FREDERICK SCOTT, JESSIE SCOTT, MAE SHEPPERD, IRENE SHUMATE, BAL SOWERS, BENSON SPADE, BEULAI-I SPADE, THEITMA STENNETT, MILDRED STENNETT, RAYMOND VVALLACE, NELLIE WATTS, MAGGIE WEBB, IRA VVICKER, LUCILLE WILSON, LOLA VVISEMAN, PAUL WYANT, AUDREY WYANT, ELLEN WYANT, WILLIAM Page Thirty

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f 5 THE DART, 1926 eta:-s lill to ' J .vt , . if. R Q W8 -- ' f 5. Ish! I ix ? ' . . Sophomore History One morning in September in the year of 124 the good ship Fresh- man Classu lay at anchor in the harbor of Hinton I-Iigh School. Every- one was dressed for the trip. I, dressed in my best linen and green hat, stepped across the gang plank aboard the ship. 'As I was at the last of the line to register, I saw on the book the names of Fifty-four fresh- men who were all very anxious to get started on their long trip. We had been going nicely for a short four and a halt months under the care of Captain Frederick Sawyersg first mate, Lucille Wfickerg second mate, Grace Pollock: Purser, john Cooper, when one night as we were going to our state-rooms, Captain Sawyers saw a light traveling across the water. Thinking it was a submarine we became frightened. Later, we 'found it was only a boat of Subs from the :'Eighth Grade Shipf' Their ship had been going too slowly for them, so they decided they would come to ours whether we wanted them or not. After much begging and pleading we let them on board but only under the strictest orders, which included obeying the Freshman com- mands to eat the indigestible dish, Poetry , Since it would take too long to tell of this eventful voyage, I will merely say it was full of happiness and learning. As the class of '28 had such a wonderful time on the voyage last year, we decided to go on another this year. For our officials we have Captain Robert Rogers, first mate, Sara Carter g Purser, Lucille VVicker, with a crew consisting ot seventy-four. We are now leaving the Sophomore Class and have two more channels of water to cross. the Junior Sea and Senior Bay. After that we will be on the Island of Successn. DRUSLLLA O'CoNNoR Page Thirty tfwo