Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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Helton Smith Oeeasions like clouds pass away but Keltorfs eareer tlirougxh high school can never entirely be for- gotten . As a junior he was presiilent of his class and top sergreant of the cadets. ln his senior year he was eleeteil eaptain of the ea- ilets anrl Business Mauagrer of the H'l'atler . But above all these is a still more ontstanilingr person- ality anil that is his win- ning' smile anml niost as- surilely it ilicl win one of onr own attraetive senior girls. .lI1Il'fl1.ll lfesslel' Frienilly, nnseltish, lov- able Margria will always have a plaee in the hearts of '19, She is a elever eos- tnme ilesigrner and a tal- ented artist. Vlve predict sueeess for her in which- ever line of work she eu- ters. lmrntll 11 I,mw'2't VVl1osaifl Dot hail an enemy? ller pleasant eor- iliality ancl yivaeious inan- ner make her very popular with the boys and girls alike. Dorothy is always really to help when her work will further the in- terests of the 'lfl elass. She is partienlarly well known laeeanse of her warm heart. lt is so easily alteeteil that she has a new tinanee once a year, yet she isn't a flirt but in ileaml earnest. Ali ll'iHiam Maier xvllllillll was one of our best mlebaters in the four years he has been in high sehool. D e s p i t e the faet that H Bill is the XOIIIIQIPST grailuate of this year's elass he is one if the honor stnclents. Big' worils are XYllll2llIlS failingr. He hears big' worils, lear11s their nieaning anil when, ever we aren't expecting to get 'lnnnpeil' he springs them on ns. llis eharae- terization of the freshnian part in the senior play was skillfully acteml. llurriet llYfISllI.llfjIi0lI lVith her eoniprehensive lznowleilgre and her nn' mloubteil ability as a stu- ilent anil l112lQ'llf'ilC person' ality We predict sneeess for Harriet in anything' she nnmlertakes. IIer anima- tion, her sweet southern Ways and accent have Won her a place in all hearts at H. H. S. 'vWiZ39 '

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ANY' J, Iimdah Roth It is cc-rtziinly EL bit of fortuno to hm' opponents that l5ootz dovs not vurry hm' nnnio on hm' foot for it' sho did in vi0W of hm' SlJl'l'l2ll'lll2ll' huskvt, hall playing' fsonn- nimnhm' not to ln- rzilmilzitotll would nm-il first uid trmitmmit ziftm' an gruinv. lit-ulnli is slvnonynious with lllililllll' Sllt't't'NS in lmskot' hall. will li1'f'u'stf'r A duinty nuiid, dmnuro und swwt is Ilvlmi, tho snmllt-st nu-mhm' of our vluss. llm' vurly hair and sunny disposition have Won an plum- for hm' in tho In-arts of 'lil As Dulcic in thc- sonior play she was as truv to life as if thc part had hm-n made especially for hm'. llrfrrlrf lV07'ft'llHlll Xlmw- words svmn lll2ltll'- tluutv to vxprt-ss XVll2ll ll2ll'I'.V has nn-:int to ll. ll. S. during' tho lust four yours. llo is our shining' stan' in utlilotivs. His sc-nior your suw hint praisi- dvnt of his vluss und still holding his own in husk:-t hull. ln short ho has al' ways hvmi lvudm' in what ovm' ho has llll1ll'I't2'llC0ll ll2ll'l'-V nmdo tho all-stats' tt-:nn and is c-onsidm-rod tho host llll2ll'f1'l'-ll2li'li in VV. Va. Douglas Freutal Behold our all around squaro man. H0 gzxinvd spovizil rocognition in foot- hall, hziskvtlmzill lmsolmzlll and trac-k, and his absence fiI'0lll tho school activities will louvv at V2ll'2llll'y which vzuinot ho ousily tillod. Ilis popularity znnong tho stu- dont hody wus provmi hy his lu-ing' 4-lt-vtocl tht- prosi- dvnt of tho li. O. l'. lt' limi zulvuxirt-s in his tutnro lifv ns rupitlly ur ln- did on thc' grridiron Sllt't'l'SS will lm his sl-rvunt ,llonlrry Ilfrugflrirryf l'is'turo to yoursvlt' El vivut'ious fun loving' :fill with dzinving' hrown vyvs and Zlll Ellllltllllt' disposition and you will lmvv Montrvy. Sho is l'4't'0gl'lllZl'll :ls ono of our nlost zittruvtivv girls lmving' won hosts of udniir- vrs thru hm' vznidid nmn' nm' and pleasing.: individu- ality.

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Jlnbvl D ful This tnhll, brow11 eyed, young' lady is an aittmctivo nivnibm-r of thc- 'lil class. Shi- is nn zirdont dvvotoo of that. grmit sovial pas- tiino, dnnm-ing and takes a Q'l'l'2lf di-ligrllt in tripping1' tht' light l:2llli2lSlll' too . Sho is onv of Mr. llz1rv0y's fnvoritvs and wo arf- surc- Blzibvl will nmkv n suvuoss- ful businvss W0lll2lll if cu- pid dom-s not ii1tvi't'vl'0. Ifrl1l'1u'd lfing Ono of tho, we might say, lm-ss studious boys is ho. Ed would likv to get his lvssons ovvry day but ho finals this an impossibi- lity lam-cziiisv of his social dutivs. Anothvr thing' that hc' positivoly rvfusvs to do is to lot his hooks interfere with eduvntion. Ed is well liked by all who know him. Ada. .line Vaughn Adu Mau- 1-anno to us only for tho lzist fllI'0P inonths ot' hi-r sonior your and nmkvs :1 daily trip from Ashland to sc-ok tho learn- ing' of Il. ll. S. Sho is allways plc-nsauit, Zlllllilllll and rm-nily to hvlp. Sho is iivntiivss and ormli-1' lwrson fivd. William Graham Ilvro is our future law- yer, llo is not nie-rm-ly ai chip of tho old blovk but tho old blovk itsvlf. lf tho art, grri-atvr than all the Post. of bi-ing: El gIi'llfltllll2ll1 worn lost, it inigrht bu lourncd from hiln ulonv. l3ill'S polishod nizninvrs und sun- ny disposition hzlvv vn- ilvzirocl him to all that know hiin. ll. ll. S. is surv ho will bv wry Sllt't'0SSflll in his futurv work. Graco llnuvlzvl 'l'hv funvtion ot' 4li'z1w'r lift- is ll0llll:llllIl'SS. Sho is one- of thosi' girls who has nvvvr an vm-iny but is ail- wnys full of hunior and fun. Shi- iwvvi' fnils to i'2lI'I'y out Slll'l't'SSflllly any- thing' sho znttvinpts. 'l'hat's Why wo am' so 1-vrtnili that sho Will bo an good businoss lady. 'l'hix't00n