Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)
- Class of 1931
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Marshall College Modern. .Ilistory Amarictm History Huntimrton, West V irgzinizx H. E. BERSIFORIJ, A. B.. A. M Xvest Virginia Univcrsity Columbia University Chemistry and Histfn'y Huntington. West Virginia M.vr'rm mann H. 141. IXERISFORD I WI N 1 I4'Ii.ED nlilmicss nmwzi. CAMPBELL VVINIFRED B. BURGICSS. A. B.. A. M. Columbia University Oberlin Folluge Enfglisli. Huntington. 'West Viririnia MABEL MILLER CAMPB Uhio Stnte Vniversity English Huntington. West Virginia ELL, A. B. Alxixx cnnnuixmox. n. s. W. H. t'oRxETE'r. A. B. I FUGAR G- CROW- A- B- - v -. A . . ' ' .., Marsiul Colle- e Ohm, Lmwrslts Qthrpeln 011156 Assistant Cong: mul Faculty Jlmzager MUSIC H '7 1'9trff Ptiysirul Training Huntington, West Virginia Huntington, West Virgriniu Huntington. West Virginia AGNES CIRAQQTEUQE. A. B., M. A. MARY V. DANIICI.. A. 13. West Virffiniu 'es eyan , ,Ai . Columbia bUnivs-rsity ?f T'P I lam Jllorlern History M7779 Huntington, Wm-st Virginia Huntington. West Virginia A. C. DAVIS. A. B. It. I.. DAVIS YV. S. DOXAT, A. B.. A. M. Kentucky Normal College p,-i,,,i,w Yale Geometry ' Lntm Huiitingtmi, West Virginia, Huntington, West Virginian Huntington, 'West Virginia ALTA C'I'IERRINli'I'0X WV. H. CORNI'I'I'ET EDGAR VROVV AGNES CRAIl'I'RI!IE MARY DANIEL A. C. DAVIS R. L. DAVIS IV. S. DONAT in w ti ,i Al M , i A is-. I l NV ....i ti i 5'lif'lmpiQliii t:l'..liii1 5.'1l.'N ' E 0 in M WN VN., YEN 5 NV, 1 ix W J izwi qmg im K X . N : AWN TJ ...12.... Si-sl, . . l l. I A. .,.. K. 'w '-f i.. W f f hvwv , 1 HELEN M. DOUGLAS FANNIE EAGEN ANNA BELLE EATON O. H. FLESHER M. XV. FOX Bradley Pulytechnival Institute -rslfg. W' -1.4 . 1'!' xl! Ll I HELEN MORGAN DOUGLAS ANNA BELLE EATON. A. B.. M. A. Butler University Com nl m'r:ir1.l Huntington, West Virginia FANNIE EAGAN. A. B. West Virginia University Latin Huntington. West Virginia GENEVIEVE FORSYTIIE, Deliver University Columbia University A. B.. M. A. Ohio Wesleyan 'l'eacliurs' College Biology Proctorvillc, Ohio ORION FLESIIER, A. B. Ohio University Columbia University Grenoble. France Hemi I rench. Department Huntin,-rton. West Virginia DAISY ll. FRENCH Indiana State Normal Indiana University Columbia University Jlechrmirnl Drawing Enylish Chicqgo Universnv Huntington. YVest Virginia Hunt'in,1rton. XVest Virginia Huntington. WVest' Virginia ELIZABETH FULLERTON IDA Il. FULTON, A. B. S0l'?'!'17I17'?l to l rim:iPal Ixiifhszyirgilliu University l-inntington, West Virginia Burbank. California 'EQHEL G. GATEWOOD. li. S. ANNA VIRGINIA GREER C. H. GOULD AvylelfrgohgggHalt, Mountain State Business Follege Inqtitute Columbia University Columbia I'niversity u':md,i.m.k A H ': l v ,. A . jf:,2,:E:,,1j,.s f l1 Supervisor Jlrmual Arts Crown City. Ollio lluntin,-zton. West Virginia Huntington. West Virginia M. XV. FOX GENEVIEVE I-'ORS-YTHE DAISY FRENCH ELIZABETH FULl.ER'I'ON IDA I-'ELTON ETHEI, G. GATEWOOD ANNA V. GREER C. J. GOULD in il. ' 51 ws- ? r r li I W A Q 2 N ji i ' u . J -s 4 x ' 1 N inevi- 1 Z iv. NZM A .f swf ii i ui I I H GIJXXOF VIOLA HAMRICK VELLA I-Il+.!NDI-SRSON HEBRIETIX HEPBLRN LLB.. LLM. VELLA BOWEN HENDERSON. A. B.. A. M. Cnlinnbiu University Virginia English' Huntington. West Virginia n YIOLA REBEKAH IIAMIIICK. A. B.. A. M. George Washington University 1-II+1NRIE'I l'A IIEPBUKN. A. B., A. M. Marshall College Imiialxn. University West Virginia University History Enylisli. h Huntington. West Virginia Huntington. West Virginian E. A. HYLDOIFT, A. B., A. M. LU YERNIC KELLY, B. S. in Ed. MARIAN KITCH, M. A. Olaf College Ohio IVIIIVQINIIIY l , .1 . Y l. University ni' Illinois Unfvelvflty 0' Chlcffgo tolumhm Ulmerblty Biologu 131110 .Tate llnlversity lgnggfsl, A . pmusi lluntingrton. West Virginia Lima. Uhiu Huntington. West Virginia ELIZAIIETH M. KOLETKA. MILES I. LEE. A. li. A. B.. A. M. , - West ,Virginian University Morne H1'1 Y Voluin via I'niver.'ity f .- ' Head nf Hisluryxll:'p1l1'flneI1l l WMU' mm! ilunting:tDn, VVest Virginian Huntington. West Virgzinial H. A. LIGHTNER RUTII LLOYD, li. C. S. ALIll+lR'1' J. LUNDE, B. A.. M. A Bradley Polytechnienl Institute . . . V . .Q Q. , Luther Colle-:ze Armour Institute llowlinu ffrm-ii Bueinesf Inncraity l-nive,,,iU- of Iowa, Auto .ileclzauics . Head uf 9l'ir'?HfG U?1JUI'U'WWf Drawing I 117117114 :curl molomi ' llllnfillgmll. WOSI Vifgilliil lluntinpriion, West Virginia Iluntinprton. West Virginia. A IIYI D LL XERXL Ixl I IX M ARI XY Ixl ICH I I7AiiFlH IxOII IKN ISII RUIH II UYD I IIN A li '49 . 4 T I+' .. om' . X v Y - 1 v 1 v X I A 41 A A . I ' l f .. '1 I 9 I iiii I e e M.Vi. MII.'1f . .EE I 3 H. A. i.lGH'1'NEn , ik 1 1 0 A. .. , '.'DE xxL I i -.X Q , -l4- 'J 'rvf X i 2 w g - ':.g..r -H 1 i - ,ii... i. . iii ,-. , 'P .Q 11 it 1 i , . ,, ,f 9 .-,,, i - R A B 1 X il R I'. J. McDER5lO'l'T LOIS MCMAIION L -View x, ' Q .xx 0 I li -x 3 Q 5 l MARGARET MOORE MABEL MYERS Y. J. MCDERMOTT, A. B. University of Pennsylvania. F1'4'n1'li, Huntington, West Virginia LOIS V. Mm-MAHON Oberlin College A-6 sf' , 'E- MARGARET J. MOORE, B. S. in Ed. Ohio State University English l-Iuntingrton. West Virginia MABEL A. MYERS. A. B.. M. A. Pennsylvzmiai State College Colunlhizl University Lib ?' Ulzenlisfrll Huntington. TVest Virginia Huntington. West Virginia VIRGINIA ll. NEALE. A. ll. v NEfVMAN. A. B. DELIA M. PARKER. Ph. B.. A. M. YVest Virginia University J? est x.lrgI!m.',llvverslty Fniversity nf Chicago U , I olumhm l llIXl'l'SltV ,U . A - Lum' Head uf Jlullzemnfirs IPr1mrtr1leHf Hnmf' h '7 'S N. Huntington. YVQSI Vir,-zinia Huntington. XVest Virginia Huntingztun. XVest Virginia FRELDERIIZK M. PECKIIAM A. B. JOE DONALD 1'0LI.l'l l'. A. B. Rites College A N I X 3 Bcntly School nf Accounting.: M Nh u C n'g' Iioukkvepioig Enuush f'1IlIllNPTl'f17I Lau' ' Huntingrtnn. West Virginia Huntington. West Virginia MARYEI,.I.AN PRICE. A. B. SYLVIA REIL. B. AllNlNlEl.IAlNl'1 REINWALD 3 1 fl . - ,, 'IK-ncliers' Culh-gre New Vur ' 'SQ 100A hriirl toned 4'olnmhi:i University Columbia Lniverslty E '19 'A English .4 rf Hunlington, West Virgziliia. BOSSPIIIBIQ Michigan l'IlllltillR'l.Oll, West Virginia VIRGINIA NEALIC MAE NEWMAN DEIJA M PARKICR F. M. PICCKHAM J. DONALD POl.i.I'l'T MARYELLAN l'RlCl41 SYl.VlA REIL MINNIE JANE RICINVVALD ,fai- 6 l 'J miiiqi!! wiiiwiii lil l'll REMKI-I R. HEBER RIFHARDS RUTH E. REMKE. A. Marshall College English., .lournalism Huntington, Wi-Hi: V irginin, li. l'l,lCBEli li.lCl'lARDS, University of Kentucky Jlevlmnilvli Dru lI'l'Il!l Huntington. West Virginia MATTIE Rllll-Ili. A. B.. Marsliull College Columbia University Dfmwstir: Sciem-14 I-luntington, West 'Virginia BLANCHE RYKI-Ili, A. Yvittenlwrg Columbia University Jlnfliemutics Huntington. West Virginia -v2 .qv- ii i B B. DEAN L. RlCKE'l l'S. A. B. Ohio Wesleyan L'nive-rsity Head Publif- Speaking lvlunlingizon, West Virginia A B BERTIIA M. RIDER., A. B., M. A. ' ' Mzirsliznll College Columbia. University History Huntington. West Virginia Sl. A. ADELAIDE J. RL'SSl'Il.l,. B. S.. Bl. A. lklnnsylvunin, State Columbia. University ,Home Ef7U?ifU'I7'lfi!7S Huntington, West? Virginian, C. li. SCHURMAN. A. B. Bradley I'olytecliniczll Institute Stout Institute Marshall College ,llurhine Shop und Furgnf A:-rfylenv Wrlfling Slwrf Jlvful Huntington, XVQpt Virginian .. Nl. A. DEAN L. 1ilCKE'l l'S lllCli.'l'lIA RIDER KATHLEEN GWINN RY DER AH-l'iIfll1Wi-015 Sr'cr1ftri.1'y Huntington, West 'Virginian H. C. SH.'tDWEl.l4. Bachelor of Music Czipitol Conservatory of Music llrzunaltic Art Orrlwslrri Huntington. YVL-sl Virginia Zlll NIATTIE RIDER ADELAIDE RYSSELI, KA'l'llLEliN GWINN RYIJER BLANCHE HYKIER C. R. SCI-IURMAN ll. C. SHADWl+1,l,l, l i - 16 - 'mimi iiiiiiiiiiw' M! Jiw iii iw' U i iiiwi' , i . j ii W ,ii . rnnnn W i iiii Wi ' ,lii i i.,i iw! N n ' W' E W Q ii'iii iw ixxxx i ff- - ,ef.,sM+n.w .www . 'f ' f fi frM 'ff1'-32: '-'lf FRAINCEQ QHUMAIIL BESQ QHPPI ARD I I SPIB RI' FRANCE. INAONQI GHUMATE. A West Hnnpton Lollege University of Rulunond LOIIIIIIIIII Unnersltw Ilrlflzernrlfzrv HOL SHUTZ A B DeP1uvn l,lllV8I'SItV Durerfor mul Henri Conrh uf 4fllIlfIl'S Quperzi-:or of Phuszr-nl Edumtmn Huntington Vteet xylfglllll. CLARA Vi II LIAMS B I G Bowling Green Bu-zines'-. Unnermtw Connneue Offue Plfllflf? and Tupmrf Oiktun Ixentunkv len lvn X lr,f:i Il IRVIN I,. SEIBERT. Nhinu University Phusus und Chemisfry Huntington, VVest Virginia F L VSALTZ into Ilecllnnnfz Huntington Vie-st VlI',.IIlI2l CLARIS'-A lx V811 LIAMS. A. B. M IYSIIIII College I U Nurnill folege PIIIIWHFIII Ifdumtmn I'ILlIIflIl 't0ll West X lr,,ini:1 HOL SIIUTZ BESS SIIEPPARD. A. Il.. M. A West Virginia University Columbia University English Parkersburg. West Virginia. A. B. C. R. WEINBERGER. A. B. Washington and Lee University ff80IIl!'fl'!l and Trigrnmmefry Huntington. West Virginia E. L. ZIMMERMAN, B. S. Indiana State University Heufl of !7u11:n4m'r'iuI Department Bookkeeping Iluntingrton. Wust Virginia E. L. VVALTZ C. R. VVEINBERGER CLARA WILLIAMS CLARISSA VVILLIAMS E. I.. ZIMMISRMAN I7 if f M .,-- 7 ., - 1 . T7 M 7 Vx- 5.1.4 ,I 'H X I s. . , , NX . . . , W 3 . I. fl E ' B. . .. il. A. : z ' ' 'E '. S' A. A ...Q G ,-', 'l'a V ' ' I I I A. . I4 4 ' 1 -' . ' U' . . ' . . , ,. . , . . .4 . L. ,, 1 A ' I . . . '. .. T. ff: '. ' , 4, ., '. A.:...' Q '1 U. , 5 . ' . -Y - P . vw .. W Ai i L W M W H lliwu ,lla , ,,,, ,wtii W , W iw L I W it i i Wrmx x rx U R. HEBER RICHARDS MAE NEWMAN Gul' Class Sponsors It is difficult for one to realize the trials and worries encountered by the class sponsors of such, large groups as the two graduating classes of this year, unless one has been fortunate enough to come in contact with such personalities as these sponsors by being a. member of one of the graduating classes. Their work for the betterment of our classes has been so conscientious and untiring that we wish to take this opportunity to express our gratitude and humble thanks. We, the graduating class of 1931, therefore wish to offer our deepest appreciation to these two chairmen and their co-sponsors who have so diligently put forth their time and efforts during the past three years in service to our classes in an effort to make them among the best. -18- ' X Huntin,qton l'ligl'177 Briggliiost of ull 'the days of youlli :irc sc-huul days, lie-grinning wlwn we werv luught tin' golulvn rulv Always they will be, fonclvst lll9lH1ll'll'S, YV1 ll lll'Vl'l' rn-grvt, we ll llvvvr furgvl Tha- yu-urs wx- spiuvniz in sclnml. .Xlwaix in clreunh venue visiunx uf tmnurrmx Never si vure what fuhlre 51-an will bring Tliinlcingr of tmluy, In-arts fnrvvcr guy, 'Tis of tlurz- old Iiigli school wi' will sing. CHORUS Hail! to you uid lluntington High. Rell and Blum' old Huntington High, Iivrry day wi- Nhow our loyalty, Clu-cring: you on to final victory- Rillll Rall! Ru li! Up we go for I'1um,ington Iliglx, Sing- lvl your vuivv reach ilu- sky, Pull. pull. pull. for the dear old Svlionl, Du or die for Huntington lligli. -19- L 'Y 15 C M fr 'k 5UK5HlU 'aIiiiI4l -'f' ' '-!'. .ni .-1 Classes 'n 'Yr 'VW-45mJ.Iv,n,1, 1 Q .AL ,if f A. 1-'T ff Kllmffmaffkifl I 5 4-up . , v-.- ., 2,L'fm Fx'-wx -v . ,'gIl:l1v!,.G:a A-KIM 'T A .f,, . Am ,. u 1, ' U -p w' +myx.uvm.1mAWwnlymmuwmmasmnanlmuwmwF1fvr'Q:mw,-' 1'f1',1.-Ju-MMf'N' ' ' ' 4 , . I. I ' ' 4 'wW ' '? ,'- : .'. WX' 7' .i u 1, .,,gugfm,MunK.,-mgmmr,,H.,,1,:E:. 1,,,A.m-5 e4g.':':LvlvgL1,c? 5 :'-lf ' . Un'-1' ,,, :H ,rum L1-, A V- 7. I 1 1 y, W- -m, ,wx-ma A qs., .1 ,gf I ,fm,q,,a,, W .4,-W, -1. 1 , k-,4.-, ,, . . -.-Mfg-W ff--A-v.-,aw ,1w , '1 Mn5W7jp.g1.wgMwwif .N Lx: -fvgltllyzi' '. W g' I. X' .gdb 1 1 January Class 31 CLASS CFFICERS FRANCES THUMA. WILLIAM TIDMAN BERNARD BIvmNs. Class Colors ........... Class Flower ............ Class Motto .............. ..................Bui1d'for Character and Not for Fame CLASS SPONSORS R. HEBER RICHARDS Chazrman ELIZABETH KOLETKA IIWIN L SEIIII-:IIT W H CORNETET in W ll il. I W1 WN! . I f i,, , ,fl li ll ' iiiiiiiilmm limi N I i GEORGE I.. GARNER Service, Hi-Y, Glee Club, Debating, ii'1,i',j' ' 'l'oreh Presiili-ni: oif Sizuily Body, lli-Y, and Glee Club Football '29, '30 George is It mlm of 7iI!lI'li y iiilllliiil.i i HLOISE SA DLER. Elo Service, Torch. Quill and Scroll. Cruci- ble, Girl Reserve, Clieinistry. Col- : lege Vice President Torch ' Her f7'0'1.lJ71fS mv' j'u,ii'ei' ffm' ' 1 'H 1 II'Ium smiles of ollier ?'77f1LIl.I1J7'LS are illlllliifif ABIGAII. BLOOD NOAH Fl41'I 1'ER Crucible. Torch President Torch One of the keeiuest iiiiw-ds iii ow' class FRANCES THUMA, Sis Service. Torch, Home Ec.. Glee Club. Crucible, Scribblers, Girl Reserves, Debate. Latin. Dramatic President Senior Class. Vice President Service. Treasurer Torch. Secre- tary-'l'reasurer Sophomore :mal .lun- ior Class. President Home lic. '29. Vice President Glee Club '21r. Sec- retary Glee Club '30, Scribn Ilntin Club, Senior l'l:iy, HOIIITYIITIRIII I'VIifli?1i ii comes to Six, 'words fail us EDITH GILBERT GEORGE GARNICR ELOISE SADLICR NOAII FETTER, FRANCES 'I'l'll'MA ROSA LIE COHEN Torch Torch. Latin Latin. Crucible. Torch. College, Salu- This yirI's brain will flef Iwi' some This inlelligent miss grridmzierl in tsiturian 5 place two and al1ulfyea7's Barium mid Iiraiim is ll I'UllllIIllfltIOH ,,,,, not fouml every flaw 'Ii-ii ' liif in MM ELLEN MHQKENZIE. Amos MARY ELIZABETH TAYLOR. Be1i'ql , Torch. Crucible. Girl Reserve. Quill Torch. Girl Reserves. Senior Play and Scroll Betty is our idea of Il real friend Custom, ernmot steal her injiniiu variety RUTH STEYIQNS. GiyyIm l,Ol'ISE GORDON ALYCE WILLIAMS, Sis A perxfniality Ihul you mmm! resist Torch. Deb:itin,':. Chemistry. Crucible, Home lic.. French, Torch Dramatic. Girl Reserve Secretary of Home EC. Secretary and Treasurer of Delmtriiii.: .'IIif'e does not sit by ilu' fire A . AIZAG.-XII. BLOOD EDITH GILBERT ROSALIIQ COHEN l'll.LI1lN MHCKNNZIE ELIZABETH TAYLOR RUTH S'I'l'1VI4INS LOUISE GORDON ALYCE VVILLIAMS l -iw fi' iii.l lil ! , 1' -2 f ,,i. iillilll' 9 i I A Q. I iilii ii, , I mi' ,, .-f f liliiiiililliiii Riiiiiili R Rllii jxwllwliillliiil film I f' 'Nfl b QI J xi le ii., , T I ,V . mif Siie'ii.r:e is yulfieiifl 29 f VERA lIlEl.l.lN KATIIR YN VVUOIJY lll'Il.l'1N IIRAI l'Al'l,lNl'1 SCANLON IAN DFW VERA 'l'Hl4lRE!-ZA Hl11l,l.MAN HlEl,l+lN BRAIJEN 'l'orcll 'l'orvli. Girl lhlswvvs Slu' has Iron hvr Il'll1l into ull our 'Afflll'1IlIl'll!lSfl'I'f r4'f1'1'xll1'1l uflvr lulk- ll!'!lI'fN iffy io lll'I'U KATHRYN VIRGINIA VVOODY MARY l'AUl.INl'I SVANLON Gleo Cluh. 'l'orCli. Girl Reserves. Spun- llomv Ev.. Aruliory. l.:ilin. Torch. Girl ish Rvscrws KrlfIn'y11 f'v1'!uiuIy knows lwr 7llllSfl ' 'Ll forlunrf Ivllvr inr1m'll MARELIA RHODES. .lunior FRANCES SMITH JEAN BIGGART. Irish Girl Reserves. College, Scrihhlers. Lu- Crlwilile. Latin. 'Porch TKll'l'Il tin. Senior Play. .I:inu'iry Erlitor V1fry szrvef besides hw' living mi How shi' :lows il is fl mirm'Ie of IIllIItlllf.Z'f0lllilll rf.:-1'elIf'l1l Sfllflf'Iltw A good sport irifh, plmify of zirrzmnlir r1hi1if11 ANNA LOUISE VAN FAUSSIICN IIl'1l.l'IN RU!-BAAIOND CURRY. IJuh-Ii 'l'0rg-h Girl Rcscrvvs. llchnting. Torcli. Spun- BriIliunf 1-umiot Ilf'SI'l'ifll' hw ish. Quill und Scroll IIAZICI, KINGERY TIIYCII Sf'nsv mlrl yvnius purkwl in fl lnnullrf' Urinoal things r-milf' in small 1llll'k!l!lf'S JO WINIFRED PULLEN. .lorly Service. Quill and Sc-roll. Scriblilers. Debate. Lutiu. Girl Reserves. Drai- matic Eflitor-in-Chief 'l'ut.li'r '30, Editorial small Editor Tutler '29, Pre-siclcnf Quill :incl Svroll '30. Vive Presirleut llehute '2lll. Debate Teznn '29 Jo, will: hvr !If'I1IlffIl!I uliilifyl, luis flu' nirikiuys of Il rvrgf sruwissful lu:1'11er i i -23.. Al.X'lN BROOKS Torch Tim solifrlirf' mon M.-XRl'Il.lA RIIUDICS FRANFICS SMITII JEAN IXIGGART .IO WINIFRICD I'UI.LEN ANNA VAN FAIISSIEN Hl4ll.I'ZN CURRY IIAZICI. KINGICRY ALVIN BROOKS ,xiii , , Q Egfr 1 . Q ,.,. , , ..- 'f,-- W . A '54 ' ' xx :.,.,vf fav' 1 - 1 mi . 'f',i 'E1Q' . igigfsrr- -' ,, ,gl ,NJ , .- WF -:f'1' 1,11 41,1 'L 'fi- 5 71 .' ' .1 . IQ, ,il-J.. N 'V A :ill i, ii' l. ,f- i ISABELLE DAVIS French Club The 'll'lI1l uf 11 Uirl- GEORGIA THERESA TRUMBO. Huh Girl Reserve. Hnnie Ev.. 'Puller and Annual Staff ISABICLLE DAVIS GEORGIA TRUMBO ALMA JOHNSON MARSHALL MARTIN ALMA JOHNSON Home Ee. Alma menus Il'llfIf she says W. MARSHALL MARTIN Hi-Y. Archery. Servive President Archery, Advertising Mmm- ,fzer Taller '30, Senior Play HJIIIVSIIILII is I1 boy that you eummf do The inlporfrznre of heiny in wrrnrfxt 'u,'ifhouf - 1' , ' HARRY T. MORELAND , AUDRA LHRIHIM VVILLO VENNE'l l'A LEAP Band, Orchestra. senior Play Senior may E The joy girl Harry's personality has won him ever Very iolterestiny fo be mth lasting friends 1'.xUL1xr1 MEADOVVS , FRED D- SAYLE- PW If Red Head Lmrgoylel - - TH 'The mnurle man' RAMUN Boixr. Hrmgf' CASSIE YEICH WILLIAM nm .- President of Ushers HUHIC' EC- I I U Q . .. A pocket edition-hut lllHlIJI'iIl!IPfI IVlm is fn zum her? B!! UW 710111 BNI ' AUDRA CI-IRIS'I'IAN . i w11,i.o l.l'ZAl' .Y I HARRY MORELAND I PAULINE MEADOWS N , . l - l Q , vii FRED SAYRE - ' , I RAMON BOLT P ' CASSIE YICICII V I X CLIFFORIJ NEFF i' 5 . 1 ,io 1 I W , , I -w. ' IU -24- II , , 'I at-v J.. I, V ,svn ' v . , mf? -, lil -in-in-f . ? fl 'M' . N- f' xf' f Amr '25, N gif MARIQN KICSSLICR gm! V HARRY HOLSWADE , X , . 3 ELIZAllE'l'II II.-XNCOCK I b Q' ' CH.-kRI,0'l l'E uoivrnixu MARION WIIITNIQY KICSSIIIR If1I.IZABl'l'I'lI IlANI'OI'K. l,ihlm Spanish. Girl Reserve Girl Reserves. llranmtiv, Orvlicstru .-1 senior lrlw uplmlrls ilu' ialmls llml Still zrrrfvr runs rIwp ure' lllglllvsl in llf1 ' Kill.-XRl,ll'l l'l'I E. GOULIJING HARRY HOI.SWADIf1 Girl Im-servvs. 'l'vnnls, .Xwlin-ry Hrrrr11's gnu: nf lzmlrvn lzwrrls is mu' Sum-wlzlry nf Archery Club hig :mfr-ll Thr girl lrilh lliylz ifI:'uls IIERNARIJ IIIVENS. Hum -11 UUIIJA BOWEN RI I'II IJII,l,M.KX Ili-Y. Ushers. Tntler Stuff. l5l'l'I:Ch Vice President IIIAY. Honoriain Senior Home lic.. Girl Reserves 'Ll Indy of Iuisurr. und ,mmf lfml.-ing, glass., Secretary of Class '31, Vrest in-' '30 Lvl us ln' yay lou Sur'l1 men Us lu' mukv the world go nrunnrl MIARI, VIRGINIA R0Wil.l41Y. :'Slmr-ffl LUIS ISRANDUM f l-I,fESfl 'V95- lffflvf Mun' 5e'H Sim luis llmsv lllflflx' vyvs fluff llll'lIll 'l'lms1' .rrlm lfllllll' her ll1'l'l'l' lmzl l'l'flI'l'l , 'si l'Ssh I.0I.l'l'A MYNHS Glu- Huh IlARRIl'Z'l' MOIIERLY. Hur AUSTIN W. SIICNS Lolita is mul us Il 4-lvrrrmlnfr hut lms A fruv frivnrl, imIvwI Hr likes uwmmz und gmurl times Slllllt' l'm1'f1 ormix imwiax r, EL, f- ulrru u1i,1,M.xx Q5 f'f'4 A 1 j IIIERNARID IIIVICNS I'-' WC , ,- wi-T ?'!':hsT I I MARY VIRGINIA RUWLEY fn. .main -v , SQ? H-VW' I Tj, A ' L ., l' t 'f- T -I-.1 '1 '?5'i' 'V-I 5 'Y J 1 1. . 'I 'I W' L A 5. , G, , -V 321, I I., F' mis isimxnrxi H' I.0I,I'l'A Mrxlcs l-'Fig 'I F-519'-,.4'k' . ,, HARRIl'1'l' Mouiaiux Q, 42:-gm ga' I '-,,' A' i J Avrix sums !!gS,f1-,,:' 5 x 'zalx Xkxjr ,- 4 I 9 ' gf E 151'-585' ' .. :--I ' i'r .. - ,217 .- v ll J s A sf L, '1 A Z if -R MAX l'A'I'TERSON RUSSELL MCCAFFREY LOUISE FRANCE KARL HERNDON MAX G. PATTERSON. Max Everyone likes him plenty LOUISE FRANCE Glee Club She is ca bachelor girl RUSSELL MCCAFFREY Archery, Service President Archery, Secretary-Treasurer Arvhery Truck '28. '29, '30 Behold this dreamer KARL HERNDON Gargoyle ,-1 ml how he got through W I l l HAROLD MCGINNIS, Do1'k JERALDINE F. CASSELL SARAH VANDERGRIFT, Tom Hi-Y. Ushers . Torch Glee Cluh. Dramatic He's solid and ll good spurt even if ' . U he is rx 1-lass 1-Io11wn If's a wise 4'h1Id A helpmg hand Q QI W GORDON CURRY HUGH HOLLAR lr mm HON, the ,PMI-1 Such men are dangerous MARTHA WHEAT, BrIOIS HUBERT C. HODGES ESTELLA BLUME , , , . Commercial Commerchl W1'1U1lN!1 'S 'WV' Will- Nd 7'Ief'5 'H Hubert is one boy that 'ure 1111 look ' ' . . hpr smile up fo Plenty keen and good looking ' Fil . ' 'i HARULD Ma-GINNIS , . JERALDINE CASSELL SARAH VANDERGRIF1' f l QV GORDON ciulmr Q Q ' - U 0 A' A ' ' 'fi l HUGH HoI,1.,x1i . J ,A M,x1x'rH.-x vvrmxi' l Q HUBERT HODGES ,L 1 f 2 ns'rE1l.LA ummm i w WV' ,, X 1 Q., .. R .. - 26- 4?-TIT Li , v ' ' in X Nu, .N M.-KRIE RAR'l'ELS BF1A'l'RICE McCULGAN 4.1. YANCY PERRY h AMANDA CUNNINGHAM MARIE RARTELS YANUY V. l'l'lRRY, 'kllrzsfur-lu ' 0l'l'Il6Sfl'Il .k 'L ,-I sfirriny muxif-inn :rim 4-1-rminlyl ll lil, Hi, t .I ' ,,H k,wu.s hw. ,,,,,xil.-- l I, mf musm u uf lznya BEATRIQE MCCVLGAN .XMANDA IC. FIINNINHIIAM Home Ev, Servive Girl Reserves. Drznnutic. Arc-lic-ry he I-lioiig Sccwmryrvrroamrer of I'n-simleiit of Arc-llvry Club A Hire !liI'1 lo ull A Inf of fire' ann' urlrlvrl sr1'r-wirwss' NORMAN BIAS Pnl R I'IIYI.I,IS RAMS'l'ElN liRI'I'l'lIEl, l'1l,I,ISON. lJr1'rIrllvr . ,, .ir 1-serves . -. Tmdx l'h!1lIis has :mule u hit nf Jlarshull, Hmm M' Liked by ull su 11'e z-f- lufurd A romantic lllillllfl lnrlgf' VIRGINIA ANN VARNUM HAZEI. SUE PETERS Everyone Iikvs hz'r Girl Reserves. Spanish WILLIAM TIDMAN. Bill LINDEN ELSWICK. Su'if'k A tl . C'lI.S1 '.H'-Y ,, ,, , , , I'rElesiHE'Iit :l:tl1cn:'?uigIuIi land Tennis HPI- HYl f3 5'lUi'df0'I- 5e ' Play FI'0RENCH E- HUTSUN Chl. V'-e l ':'lent S 'rr Cl: . - . . ' , ,, ,l.ennis',i.9unlIl,znllfzgi ,im Om' H' Held .ill umnu in Alllil-llli Club Rims!! I,mm,, Hwy gn Hll1IllQl-11114,lll'1n'!!Illllfflllf uf fun Fusv'inntiHg youth -27-. NORMAN BIAS l'IlYl.I.IS RAMSTFIIN URl'l'I'Ill'II, l'II,I,ISON VIRGINIA VARNUM IIAZICI, I'li'l'I'IRS VVIILIAM 'FIDMAN LINIJICN l'lI.SIVIl'K I4'I4ORl'1NK'E HUTSON NL 3 ,J 3-. . L'F,5,f jiri-: ' , 7 , '7 Jgfg i x-'- I 'Q- I Tm 3' .I I .LM -egg, i V iz., W9 S' . 1. ' I ai, , 5-3. W Y R72-mfg I f . . K, ng 125, -live Ht I ill I Iggy: vii A -.1 i j,' , l J' l 0 i I w Ln, I , W 'Ill 11 ll. A llfglllw ALBNERT SMITH MARY J. SMITH THOMAS ELLIS AILEEN SHRIEVE wumll llkl m IM W l 'I' ll A 'lk IF?lllvllllrllgFHWAHllullElm I . W I I 2 - M in A ' llllllh I H mglkmxx T I W, um: ,lv El. Li' ,ll lp' I ALBERT M. SMITH. Burl A, very fav' svrfiug lad MARY JANE SMITH. .Iurly THOMAS ELLIS lli-Y. Glen Club Tl'8llSlll'El' 01' Glee Club Here :Armies srm:vlm1ly's mmf f HOUR' EC- AILEEN ETHEL SHRIEVE A One who will xm't've'rl l'IVlSllUlll lopped Il'iHl humor Q. M, QQ UWM T. M. RICHARD BURGER. Dirk MARGARET ELIZABETH HUNT C 'l'HlgMAFlHA5I,fXNAN, Tomy ,, . H, I -H argoyv. ' ee um Qu Football un' '28 Mnggm liurketbull :31 fl One who has 'mlrlml broken lLl'lL7'f'S You do noi lmmva to lnmf fm' to jimi A keen basketball player and we ,pw at his feet lllrmggien will miss him wlgw ,... 1 , RUTH LYON PRESTON DONALD MQCLURE. Pete College. Girl Reserves -- -- Editor of Virgiliun HU' Fee' A A laugh as merry us her disposition Kimi of Jazz il , ., ,. ,, ,. MARY ELIZABETH MNLONEY XNGELO LEVVIS ', VIVIAN BRXANF- IH' Senior Play Lend. Girl Rgserves FOUHMH I fqvhe dwmn girl-1 The joy girl with marvelous ' ' pwsorzalitglf' Posif'iL'ely not cmgellr, like his llama I F. 1' 1' Q Url. I KM y ll H x . V ' : .E .nr Ifqll .4 Q I , . i V I l V , 1 if Exif v ' :lst ' 5 J? I V ' Wi, Y, ,' ar 'H ' fl 21 K' ' lx 3 ll llllll I ll .I L '7 Iv,Il V ,x 'L ig q 1- DICK BURCER MARGARE'l' HUNT THOMAS HALLANAN RUTH l'RES'l'0N DUN MCCLURE VIVIAN BRYANT MARY MALONHY AXUELO LEWIS 928- X 1 'f ..-- v M 1 I nf I lJUli0'l'HY t'Hll.lDS JAFK l'l'1'I'EIiS HARRIS YARBRUUKQII IXICZ NOBLE IJURUTHY CHILDS HARRIS YARBOUGH. l'm'k!l N , . , ,, Hi-Y. Service. T0lllliS H S H , IH, l'resi1lent 'lklnnis Cluh HM ll'l'4llx'Il1'SS ix yirls ' JACK l'E'l'l-1RS. lf1mgf ' V U Autlmrs. M:um,u'er of I-'uutlmll '30 ,. HMM BOWL' BWI I-lrl Iivsvrvos Au nutlmr mul rr ylvuilrfnzruf' TI1v suintvrl 1lc'1'iI . . , . llli.XI'l.All l'.-X'l'RIi'K li.-XlCNl'l'l' MuWIl0li'l'l'1R INll'1lCIlI,ING Ill-.RMAN VkILI,I,X5lh B,,,kQH,ulI '34, 'Xylllllln ...l ,H,,piH,7 lmmf- Huff slu' plugfx hrr.wlrs'fln1Il is unlmrlffx I.:llin Vluh ' ' llrfxifwsf' 1,urv lumix in murrirzyff' l'Hll.Il' MOORIG. l li11 ANN CHAPMAN STARR. f'I:frppgl .'Xlltll0l'S, fuilllili-'WI' uf Fmmtlmll '29 and ml -' Slwl- D i mi ' c 'm m'- Gm Re' ,I s - ' ' 's Buskenmll 'H' l'l'0iitll'llf ui' 11100 I'luh Tlu' Wflrvlrlz' f1'H1lll'N HW will misx our SUll!l1IlI'llu . A I 11,13 A '55 KATIIRYN RIN.-KRD. Killa A Lux! ls H NIS RUSS IIAIUVOUD. lI'illiw Dfilllliltilf. l'0ll0,E0. Girl 1iL's0rv0S. Ill ov Club Iloels ,, Nw u-fmrlrr lrulivs prufjvr ln'uns'fle's f,l'l'N1IIlIlfil!l ll'i1I1 ,-In E111' for ll'orih1l Ilu' lmw- rmfllflcfl num Mm'- Hl'1liM.XN Wll,l,I.XNIS GARNPYI' Nll'1l'lIlI,lXG I'IlII.Il' NIUOIKH ANN C'IlAl'M.XN S'I'.-XRK l'IIARl.l'1S IIAYICS ROSS HARXVOOIJ KATHKYN RINARD -Jil-. l!l'll,'I.AH l'.X'l'IlICK , J KEISTER R ARDIN FRAN K VV. PI .UN Kl'l'l l' President 10B Class Hi-Y. Striclers Club. Football '29. '30 Authors. Service The plug: buy , ,, HfIlll1S1lIli4' fufe und plvllsznfl munmfr MARJORIE E. MURDUCK Basketball '29, '30 ARLENE BRYAN Sur'h mms rm she nznkus llze lvurlfl 1 . .. . -- 'Lfzvglllzng lady Un mfnlnd JUSTINE VVHITE. Tiny Tennis Club. Virl Reserves. Colle-fe CHIXRLB' EAST cnm. Hi-Helils A S . Beauty Contest '29, Popularity Con' A flood fvllow' test '30 FHARLES ERSKIXE Radio Club President' Radio Club HCI!-fI7'I0S ix fTlft'I'I?SfK'II rlveplyl in radio 'Q-f .lUS'l'INl'1 WHITE UIIARLES EAST KA'l'HLI'1I'lN BRANDVM CHARLES ERSKINE FRANCIS 'l'IL'l'0N GEORGE RICCKHAM FRANCIS M. TILTOX Dranlatic. Hi-Y. Debate. Physics, Serv ice Pr0sidenl,. Vivo P1'vsident Dramatic- 11A Class Rcpruseiitlltive DUblltL1 Team V Seb Il 1111011 pm-ff KEIS'l'l4IR RARDIN MARJURIE INIYRDOCK I-'RANK PI.l'XKli'l'T ARLENE BRYAN K.KTHI,l'1EN BRANDUM Latin. Drsnnatic. Girl Reserves This girl has 'mmny charruzteristicsn GEORGE BHFKH A NI A good Inxskvllmll player wiihf rr bi! smillf' . ' l off llll an 1 ' li 3 ii.l lli . ll l ff- ll ixxx If 1' ' x in ii Jw 20 full WILLIAM NEAL Preszdent JACK GERMAN JANE TAYLOR.. CLASS COLORS., CLASS Mo'r'roI... CLASS FLOWER. MR RICKETTS Miss SHEPPARD MR FLESHER Miss HEPBURN Miss CLARA WILLIAMS Miss MATTIE RIDER MR GUNNoI: Mxss Moons BIISS CHERRINGTON W 'QMII V-'W 'O lr W! RUIH Ill MORP - like Wm ' fz X 4 HELEN GAY JONES Torch. Crucible. Quill and Scroll. Girl Reserves, Spanish, College, Art, Scribblers, Service Clubs: President Torch. Vice Presidcnt Col- lege, Huntingtoninn '30, '31 Gorgeous eyes. rllfrncfive nml sweet disposiliolf' VVILLIANI NEAL. Bill Scribhlers. Torch. Service President 12A Class. Vice President Torch Wilma you wan! lo he sure Il llzingf is done, cull on Bill HELEN K. WELLMAN Torch, Chemistry. Crucible Valcdiciurian HW srlmlnsfic rf'r'mvl is one of which to lu' proud XIADELIXE MORRIS Crucible, Scribblers. Service. Latin, Drznnntic. Girl Reserves, Debating, Torch President Debating, Vice President Drnmntic. Huniingtonian Stuff A'MlIdl'liIl0 urifh her black Imir :mil I'fll Pl'll smile is one uf The mosl effi- . L' X . U X X i s ll lll-ILEX GAY JONES VVILLIAM NEAL MADELINE MORRIS JAVK PANCAKE ficnf girls in our cInss JACK PANCAKE Debating. Iilee Club. Torch, Scribblers President Crucible Jack surely knows his Aoloyicsi EllNll1S'l'lNE ISARTELS Quill and Scroll. Girl Reserves. French. Collegc. Dramatic. Torch, Scrib- blers. Service Vice Presidcnt Quill :und Scroll. Presi- dent Girl Reserves. Huntingtoniun Staff I.ru-ky lmgl. Bula ELOISE WILSON Glec Club. Dramatic. Torch. Crucible, Service. Chemistry Yicc President and President of Glee Club. Treasurer Dramatic PrrHy, and with u rnire like fl bird LOUISE Wllllirjx IIARRIET LOUISE MARTIN. Hlrllflfln ' Scribblcrs. College. Torch. Girl Re- Dcbnting, Scribblers. Torch serves ,, ' . .. .. Louise IIIIR Iicnuffful clothes :mal she Illlllmflil Ilf'?N l f ' klmzrs lmu' fo ll'I'flI' lllcnl lzcr'omin!lIy ELIZABETH l.ll'Sl'OMB. lJihh11 Service 'Silk Torch. Scribhlers. College. Debating. Ilzitin. Girl Fonsul of l.ni'in Club Will. '31 'Dihlm' irifll Iufr lily blue good sarumple of Sll'f'Vfllk'NS coming in small 1PlIf'lC!I!lP8U cpm is Il I l IN WPIIN ERNINFINE BXRll'lb I lOl'-E XXII NOX I OUIQI VVII K OX ,W IOLINE XIXRIIN RL l'lI ELOISE GILMORE Spanish. Dcbantinaz. Glcc Club, Torch Small in .vfr1l1n'e, but hifi in lwul' RAYMOND W. FAXNIN Torch. Hi-Y. Crucible 1 Trezisurcr Hi-Y 'Silk Track '3ll. 'IH He's qlllcl, but we like his r'rm4,prm,y A 1 .- ,Y n lx. 5 ' J N ,.,!, will la 'l' ' ill' ,L 5 ELIZAl!lll'l'H LIPSCOMIK 1 . 1 Viv i .. R.-WMOND FANNIN l J 1 4 lx .- Q 5 lk l Wi- -, Zi K will mi I ,,.,,. , ,- A 1 iv 'i it .ag .1 ,H , , .,, 'ii -ga. ' ' '-y 'I 1 -ui 'I ' ,iw 'ni i 'I if ' ' 1 1 ' W i wail JACK GERMAN ELICANOH Mo1uaAN 1 IlEI.l41N noslnn. AIOYI-INNl'II,l.F1 DA VIS Rl I'H SXIDER. Sl:rimps l'UllIIIIt'l'i'l1ll. Girl Rcservcs. Torch JACK GERMAN Varsity Drugs, SL-rvicc. Torch. Scrib- blcrs Editor-in-chicf Hnntingrionian, Vice President 12A Class 'Allin' Img! in ar million EI.I-ZANUR MORGAN French. Service. College. Scribblcrs. Torch An, cxr'vIlc11f 'blues' clmscr and IIN u,Hrri,cti'vu pcrsu1lzility Al.I,IE NUTTER Assistant January I-Editor of Annual. Spanish. Debating. Girl Rcserves. She has ll sureef, rllliei llF0illfllllf2If'SN Hculgellti Eiistoryv l'rl'Cibl0- . . ri c. .er cn ihfit is 1:11111 io flcjlne, hut shu Icmks i. ' ', , ' llnw does shc do 11? So mmiy clubs III-ILEN VIRGINIA ROSIICR Debating. 'I'atIcr. Drainaiic. Scribblers, Torcll. Salutahirian. 1l1'Ien has fha' gif! of fmuri cvnmimi, smzsc mid she is quite capable NI0Yl4ZNNEI.l.E DAVIS Spanish. Torch. Crucible Big Iilflck cycs and fl flU7'fIl'l7NS smili' - shrfs a, good lfmkinf. 'lc1ifi!l ' ELSIE NOTTER Girl Rescrves. Torch. Latin. Spanish, Debating, QVTIICHIIG Elsie is Alliffs main, sistcr. Thcsn tum li noihizig to Iliflkf' her 1l'c1I IikccI unrl Sllfll jim- g1rrirIes ure u pair 1u'cify lznrd fo rvsisf' MYRTLE A. SEALE MARION STEVERS 'I'nrch. Girl Reserves f::: 'SmlIRelif,? i lIt'f:fi'Eglu?1'f'ibl0 'ue .1 - H ,: , HA jolly girl 'wifh u mos! rfmlugimw Une of our quici, sturlious girls is Inugli-slie is iriffy, fury. nm! ntfrm-lirf ' Jlrrriou. Her yrmivs are aiu-aux high CATIIERINE WELLS. CrlH!f HELEN LOUISIG FICRGUSON. 1 vrgie .l.m.L.h. um 1h,seI,Ws, Chvmistry. Coin- AUIJREY S'I'A'I'l+ZR 'I'nrcl1. Scribblcrs,'QuiIl and Scrqll, 'lien- ,m.,.l.ia1 ,rm-Ch ms. Cfilln-gc. C,ri1i'iiblo, Art. Spanish, Girl ie-serves. Iolngy, Drainatic, 'fluffy' -mic' zrhnsi' lliI'Iu'H!lIlI3 is :mf .. - . . , . , .. . . Debating. .Assistant I-Iilitor of Tat- suifuhlv. Hcr nmifn is 'Etlflcr fn UMM' Mujd mguzff'-'-fl ml He' M' ler. Girl llnnorarian Sl'I'l'f U F . f, fx f. Q--. I- ,x Y. v rn -mp... E, 19 'JuIl!l. huncst mul dcpi'nduIrla ' -R Q! ,W - i lnrrn smnnn. in . I , .xunz xcvi-'ran 5 I'1LSIl'I xo'r'rr:u ' ,V Mx'R'i'i.E SIf1AI,l4l ,Ek I ,j ' ii wriiifgafag ' 'ik Q , W ' r-1.5. . . ' 17 F '- lf? - ' il? . I ' i xmunx sri-:vans '- I C'A'I'IIl'IRlNI'Z VVl41l.l,S i s An' I i AUDRICY s'1'A'1'1ni , f iq ii.. E ' Pl s 1-:Elms Louisa Faimrsox in . E Yi A 5 'z ' i if -4 -' i 5 ,iii Ak '-v-fl . ii, -W .r Jo Us wx U J u if IRGINIA RAMSEY Mrlhhl s, Service, College. Tennis, L: in Torch. Girl Reserves un lgt0llllll President Suibblers, . xr' 'z . fr w l ln lce President Girl Reserves mi looks mul hmm? dmzi usuullv I c me together, buf Virginia has them infill , . GARLAND RAY Torch. Sports. lflclitnr Huntingtonian Jim: of fell' Irurrls ure fhv Iwsf men MINNIR LEE LUCAS Torvh. Service, Scribblers, Crucible. Dramatic, C ol l e g e. f'llE'llllStl'Y. L atin. Girl Reserves. Hunting- tonian Staff. Tennis President Dramatic '30 Ar'tiI'H in el.'4'l'!lf1ll7lf1, mul run she JANE MALPY. A'Boo!s Torch, Art, Crucible 'ATMs lilllcf In'wmeIIv ix rm good sludent mid a rm! girl WALTICR VEST Scribhlers. Debate. Hi-Y, Yorgilian. Basketball Q35 A quivf. fllllllflhfflll hay, for lrlmm 1l'6 prvr1ic't ll !ll'Pllf fufurf ' l41Vl41LYN SIMONTDN Chemistry. French, Tennis, 'l'm'ch Quill :incl Scroll, Crucible. Dru matic. Girl Reserves Vive President Quill and Scroll '31 act? Huw Ire flu like this In-nu-n eyed fm! ELLA JEAN Sl AX XRD S. S. 'l'orc'h. SCFVICC Sulbblers D 1 CARLOS MORRISON rnatfimgl College fll9llIlilCl'V latin H .. . . , Sir Reserves ltllllli Hunting lm1li,Bo0lcr.t0re, Athldu Departnnnt. touian Shim Pruldent Dranmhc Wrestling: 28, 30 -29 His sfurlivs rrerv his 11'nrI1I Lead in Purple lowers Ch lrnl MILDRICD KINCAID Art. Torch A NHIWIIIII Efhvl llnys-jusf wrlfrll her drmu tlwsv fllllllffll dm'Iiw1ys MINNIE LEIC LITAS l'1Yl'll.YN SINIUNTON MAR,GARl41'l' WILLIAMSON CARLOS MORRISON ELLA .IPLXN S'l'AN.XRD MILDRED KINCAID HELEN LOUISE FERGUSON F EV lil IYN I'If'Kl'lRING - l il il ,W h 1' rl , i .., b H. Al T N if l W9 'X ii nfl l 'W L 4 ill' l A School , King Rllltw By A Iemliny lnrly 111 Ilflll Iesperl FERGUSON. Funny FX ELI X I IC RERIXI urv 1. I'lIl'l 1 e nsmm, Sfmliuus gal., HH, shy damn., f0lIllllt'lLlll Tluh X ice Ilcsue t flcflwzfe ull hw' fime fn IIUI' books by tmlmlerclal any mums A rnmd s1ude'u1 and 0 good spmt J I Debntl ng.. Span ish Archery Porch .I 111 fuizgv, 1. 1 .. I . , 117,41 LU' 4- - ,KJ f .M :S H, 43 Q , -9 1 ,: a - .542 . . - 'W 5 1 ! ' M1445 ' 'Lf' .lvaaw , . R G A 5 , K I' . 5, dlllbvffn w fr J 1 fe 557' IH' ur 5 pgs? ,. 5. 13 1 i '12 Ko -QS' ELEANOR M1'CAR'l'HY 5 EDITH KING HUNTER KINFAID .I ACK NIAVRICE EDITII KING llr:1111ntic, f'l7lIllIll'l'CIilI, Sp:111isl1,'l'0r1'l1 Vice Presidunt Co11111101'cia,l Club You will ulu-nys find Eflilh near lhv top of the lorldefr of su:-1-ess HIINTER, CARROLL KINCAID l outb:1ll '29, '30, Basketball '3lI. 'ill. 'Franck '21o. '31 A NlIlI'l't'l0lIS srholflslir' mul r1lhI1'l'il' ref'or1i aw' only ll par! of lfllfflf lhis liaiulsome yloimy fallow has made for himself i GLAIJYS FOFFMAN ANN CRENSHAVV ELEANUR M1'CAR'l'I-IY S1-rvice. Torch, Quill and S1-roll, Latin, Scribblers. Tennis Erlitor-i11-cliief of Tzltler '30, l'1'0sixl0111, Quill and Scroll El1'nnor 11os:u'sRe's ll high l'hllI'Ilf'fl'I', u willinglness fu hvlp, und rr 1'lu-erfrll smilv for ull JACK MAURICE Pi Tau G1111111111, Cllfliillt History, Art, Service. 'l'orcl1. Dcl1z1ti11,'z, Scrib- hlers l'r1-sideilt Svrihblers. Vice I'rm-sizleilt Scrihhlers. Assistant Art Editor Annual Who rloesifl know .lurk with hix Hlllllffll ffl-ulis vi' 1 m'1'ytl11i'11n? A fill!! fe1Iou ' ANNIE COMER DAVIS -- . College, Latin, Scrihhlers, 'I'0rL'l1 S q f , Unch, Aim IVHIIC all fhe Wray from Chiim lo if ' Lfmegi' 1-I girl who 7Hf1kf'S llm mos! of elwrgl Hx and she-S ,Wen ,I m,n,l..,I,ms ,Tum Lfllljllllilfl mul guy und Sll'f'!'l os they opporlirnifyr 'fI'ff'7llH!l irilll 6l'f'I'!lUllf ' fo our NVIIIIUIM wrer !n't SIMON MAZO GLAIJYS LEE I'ARIllSl'I, Lee lJ0h:1ti111:, Dl'?llIllltIC Ili-Heels, Collugze, Girl Ilcservvs, Tl'Il- HSIIIIUII has rerlniiilyl 1H'0l'6'!l he is om' nis of our ,future orulors. Hf'r1 s irixhingl ln1I'lIlfllfl. fhir. l'llfl'7lll'l' only II fwu' lloll nll siirf-ws xyadidrllirrl fiwsrrilw our durliiiy 'Lee' ,. 'VV RIKIIAIKIJ II. MILLER. Ili:-lc FRANCCS .I NES, l'fISc'!l ROBER'l' MvWlI,l,IAMS, Holm ,.U. I f, -, 1 AutI1o1's. Spanish. Glue Club. SIl'IKlfI0l'S. -Nhliffgggiut 0 In ' Rvservvs. Col. Aulhors, Hi-Y, Svrvive H1-1' 7?z6'j 12,1 lieprl-sellmriw .. 1 4 .' . ' . ing ffm 4 l are knorr flirls :lo siylf' - JJ , u1,Am's 1'o1v1-'1s11xN , f , ' I ANN c'1:15xs11Aw x I it gal ANN111 001114111 n.w1s '. H ' ,,,, M . SIMON Mixzo 1 LW 1 31113. K ' rw, K-fiq m rggf ' N -I lil.,-XIJYS 1.14111 l'.'XIiliISII f . , 1111111111111 m11,1.1111 1v11AN1'141s .1oN15s 'ilgeby Wllpfl non M1-w11.1.1.n1s ' I fi 1 ' lbw ,,1EM5Q1, ,wi ' 41' ., ll 3 -. ' fly' Z 1 ' A . ff 'lu i ' 3 x i!-ll Q,i,'l,il ll vi ll 5 fm llillilll ll 1 I .lil iziwi Amrls Wlclxlx .W l'EAlil, l3'l4Il.LURl'l 1 DARROX PULAX DORIS CARROLL wil ' :Wi l , ...A BARRON l'0l,.AN. Duke ALICE WEBB Drnlmitic. Debating: -fl' ml.,.,.,, msg' i,,d,3ed llr1'xs lllIlL'1'S llw mm: flie Iflflies like t . R nomSr:Axi.1io1.1. Wlfllliilif , ,ITMAKL l 1 'lKE film- Club. Girl Reserves. Dr:1mui'.ic. 'Milli GUI R N'H'9S Spzmisll. Treasurer Glu' Club. Ex- Shw u-orlvs xiIrnl1y ecutive Gln-'e Club 'Vumler' she lifes up lu her mime' fl Nl is l I , , RUTH DIEHL MARY WNBA DURREII College-, Girl Reserves. French. Chem- GUY MEABON. Uluflllllflu Drmllatic. Crucible. Girl Reservvs istry. Dramatic. Secretary College ,,, . I . ., Secretary Dramatic Club muh -30 Guy IS uorlds of pep, uit and frm, UA blumle Immne of anmvnwnesy, Jolly. sueellclrficgxrillgigft - ll sevonfl irlm could help liking him? JAMES WINDLE. 'tllwzfm-yi . -'i'l','1!I','gql1' l-ll-Y, llllbllltllllf, Chemistry, Servluc Pl'l1l,.ll' DONALD l1'R.AZll3l1i. Slim wxfwlllhg l'l'9SiflK'llt Hi-Y '31 ' ' l '21 1'l1w1'y, lmppy-gm-lnr-ky! lull zrlmsr Hg 1-wines up smiling millflle mime is I rif'nrIship 1 ARIOS INGERICK Vl7lmly NICLLIE MAE GR,lFFI'l'll 1. .- A 1 - ' .' ' ' BESSIE VVIIITLOCK f,llILll.Jl0. Flying: Sqimdron Quivl but lilGf'llblGn Q l '- but 10 .wl m ' .l f, f km 'll A 7w1'1n'z'1u1I f0'll'llflll7l of good sf'-wmv XI XR! DLRRI Tl RI FH Dll HL K I l NIF XBOX IXXII S YK IXDLE 1llII ll IRNIILR XELLII' CRII-l-ll'H NRI OS INICI RICK BLSQIF VVHI'll OCK Grlyw is 1u'1'l'01l1t0d' Q ,, .J l . .Q . .' i 'l .r 3 3 . , A U A, if ' l i U!,!1,,1 ul iU1'i'1:...l.. flllllw 1ilQ'13illl!l1l 'N M . , 4 l . l M Qflilllll i ll l S lv gl A. 1 I . . . Q X WM I Q v ' P , , I . . , . N B l ' - 36 - ii. . 4 fl lllillil li fi ll lllui i i. li Mil' M! mn. A QI ,Q rx . .I yr Ii, DOROTIIY IIRAI.l'1Y GLAIJYS VV.Xl.KI'1R MARJORIE BROOKS MORRIS MOICL DOROTIIY MAY IIRALEY. f'i1-em M.IR.l0RII'1I'1. BROOKS Art. Girl R1-serves HA' ! ' Sf d ' H 'I f l N1 'f 'H-I lnuhhling fnunirzin of jllHfll1'XSu GLADYS VIVIAN WALKER I!ioI0,uy. Vrucihlc MORRIS MOICI. IlIorris, ymssffsswl of 'nvusiwrl uhilily, is the Iwx! m,us1'4firm in, fhzf II. II. S. Jl'llfl, likvulnlr' Clrlxsnlrlff' flnlllf' VANCE STI-IWART iRI I'H WRQY. Hulw Q DOL'GLAS 'l'AYI,OR I'rnu-v has made youd in the H. H. S. Hull: ii peppy. with fl f'hg'l'l'f1ll rrnrri H ,. , - l mwwxfrn and brmd, and is rvndy to for vzvrylmdy, rmrl rr loyul nufnzlwr nf Heh U- A- N 1' f ' 'f 'f'v do his part in f'1'eryfhinf1 the Hlee f'Iuh vitlu'r BONNIE LOUISE LONG S I K RUTH ROSE H , . G SDZIIIIS 1. 1 rf -'I 'l Wt- H f '!'MfUl mu 55f fo' A good mrrnynmnimz, rr, mmf! sport, mul wllmn we pwrlirt ll grrfut future 1'I1u1'k full of ffm , , , ,, .IANIC TAYLOR ,, , , ,, I'.l.Z.X ln. SILIIARI fnllvgch Girl lh.M.n-95. lv,-vsillent pol- LONNIP. I'RII'.fND Munnm-r of Torch 'l's-:lm lege Club. Vice Presirlvnt Senior .I0,,i,.f jllllllbfl mm url' pp,-3, ,-url' llwse EIzu ix un ejfiriwuf lllflilflflfl' mul rr M ff . .. . H rluyls. Pwrlrnps fhnl's why :rw like Iwrsun :rec run nffurfl in frm! 'I THWY s I', Hd H 7' I', '5,'. I,mmiv nhl!! Ima: nnula' .llnw fmfslrmrllnyl VANFIC STI-1IV.XR'l' I Rl I'II XVRAY DOVGLA5 TAYLOR BONNIE LONG V1 if f , N ' 7 ,L .. x X TJ ,,. X -x -4' - . 1. nj' 'gf . :M-' I NURS s-ga' , mi' ., , 'ff-fi-in f Rl :ll umm. Vg. ,.g V: -3 ' xv., I5l,z.x S'l'I'lVVAR'I' ' JAN14: 'rAY1.01z LI + . lwa, 1,oNN1lf: 1f'1u14xNn 'Il Wim Q W , ' 1. ' - f w f . we HICLEN F. SHARP. IVm'ry IVrn'f Spanish. Conmwrvinl Wr' donft know zxvlmrc. Hrflvn fmt lwr mTfflm1m1,e for xlufs rm nlifzlliy mfrve 1W7'80'Il in lnnfva urouuuih MARY LILLIAN DILLON, 7'Imlly Girl Reserves. Latin. Spanish. Home Evunmnics I'l+'nf1l rufv and full uf frm HOPE BIKSSHY. PON1'lr1p1 ' CARBIEN MILLER l'ruc'ihl0. f'llElllISfI'Y. l'lllIllll9I'l'I2ll und 0l'vl'10st1':1, I I A wlllmy worker mlri 1171, 'l,7'lflllSl7'l0'llfS C,LfITlll'Ll'7'H NELI,Il'1 FIKIEND T0l'l'll How 1-nulrl 0212's nume he sn appro- printer Sim rmz flllI'1l!lS IW cnuuiwrl rm L0l'ISl-I XV.lLKl'1R. I.uf'11 'v wpin, -1... 'fl , ull llf,ulH W YW. W ,,,, '11:.h1 ' ,.,, H dv: ' my, I , i fu-:Lux SHARP . fr Minn' 1.1L.1.mx DILLON lf'fg'Tm ll,I,m.,,l. ,nw W gm:-M FARMEN M11,1,ER K W ', X la Nm.1.114: FRIEND ' HQ. P Art. CummerciAal f'llllIlIl0I'Cilll. Girl Reserves V OI'-X BVSH Prcsiflmlt Art Club Louise is IL steady u'urkm', rm Hk!'flfhfl', --0 I - 1 ,-.t 1, ,V In Sim is some dfL77fI'1'l , malty, and good ull-rmmd girl In 'S one Of Om 'H S 'mmm EITNICIC BALl,I+1NlllEE DIXIE LEE B0O'l'lflN, Buotiv Ilusketbnll '29, '30, 'xx H , 1 J I A I . ..H, Hlfllllffi' ix u yum! spnrf mul rz z'm'kv'r Q 'f't N Yf 'f 7I' nys 7 W an flu' Imskvflmll flour in help Nl.-XRJORIE l'Al.MER. .lIm'5liv I,Il.I.l.XX I'R0l l'. Lil IIUW.-IRD MEADOWS Spanish. Art A, . . . . Hun-urrl. rlurzugf lux f'llI'f'fl'1'1' firms nf Dark hair mul :lurk mlm. likfrl 'III l 'S In Mum 'HH' ,wr S 4 ' H, ll. S., has :run Illllllfl rnlmiruhle e1'rr11rulr xmilws mul plrnsrml lI'lI!lN fria'u1lx HOPE MASS!-XY l,UI'lSl:1 W.Xl.KliR 0I..X BVSII PIIINIUIC BAIIIJCNUEE DIXIE llU0'l'liN MAICJURIE l'Al,MlflR. I,Il,I.IAN l'ROU'1' IIOVVARD MICAIJOVVS A sn- 1 Q. I -, IIIII . I X Wm' . YM ' W 1 'WL ' t, HJwW,W I IIII I I I M llplvw Ill 1 N 'I III ll ...f8.. Vi' RI7TH ASHCR A FT 4 1 ..s --fr ' ' '1 . , af, . . - , . . . G? M . ,. , - 5,4 2' INA Fl7I,I.ER'l'0N :j',- CARMEN TAYLOR MARY BEE of a ,, ,N INA ELIZABETH FUI.LER'l'0N RUTH ASI-ICIiAI 'l' I-Imne Economics Fluh Girl Rvscrvvs ' SIl'?t'f sinrwfrify is zrlmf Inu so n'f'II A very infefrvsfinyl Iiiflv gwrsun, fnil 0 liked of pvp und fun CARMEN TAYLOR MARY EI.IZABI'l'l'H BEE 0YII'lII?Il has u youll nfnrlrl and u Sim is II ljllfff. sfndions girl nml ll bright slnilv for Everyone sfwuly Il'Ul'kl'l'u l.I,7CII,I,E SMITH , v., - , 7 iz! 1 , TLV: ., . CIUIJCHEIQ ..H. lourtesy Club I, Glen DULLIE MARIE FHAZIER Q .mixh JI NP HIIXLHMAIN Ln1'iIle is knnzrn for her pleasing I-KVM,-,.H1 ,md ,,,,,,1f,st'- 'pl N :nixfnrv of inriependem-e und Vtfflllll A rffry nent girl wit EUTHA HAMLIN ' . RUTH ROBINSON ENUM: has snrh n SlI'k'l'f riispvsifimi f,'l!E'F l? . . V Q Hznning is her ll'll!l, und plvusnnf is fhuf the murv une knun'sI11'i f1l6'H'ffL'I hw S,,,,i1,,L HHH. mn My IH, M, ,mat um' likes her und nine! BLANCHE MEADOWS EVELYN FREY .WILLIAM H. G-Il,I,. . l?iI1 A frienrlly smile nnrIu1'hurming ,-I qnief lilfle girl knnnm for hw' I-Qmirgfslisigfipiliyfvfizgfiiiztllgiliin51his 1Il I'SUNlllIf!lu friendly smile' nnll yvnllv Ill1IHIll'I'S nmufhslinfl1n'll:isvars1lll1i11yc'sop1'n 1 ' I LI'ClI.I,E SMITH ' DOI.I.lE FRAZIER - . JI'NE HINCHMAN 1, . I EITTHA IIAMLIN Y -,T I ,W n I 44 IiI l'H ROBINSON ' . BLANCHE MEADOWS 4 Hvlizmx mm' 1 Q ' X4-I 1, w11.i,1AM.u1LL g ff' XL - 'QI Q J F I X 1 L E - j- I 4' 30 4-L if-.. 4, X 'sr KC? fl i gun '0- i.iiii. !!! ,,.h- . ll miillfiiiillm ,' qt 3, xx , Y -A I - I .i J w . I-2 lx ., ',.l'l , Y i ?J ' llll l' il R ll ,X kv. M .gi -.R -Q ii R l I , C TIIICLMA COOK MILDREID OEIIHARIYI' MARY LOUISE DICKERSON. IPiCku MARY I.. DICKERSON LI'CILI.I'I LEWIS 'l'l-IELMA COOK Spanish.. Girl Rgserves, College, Dru- l'Ilnppy-gn-!ricky :md full of fun, rx UA miss ,with ,Um 'mw'thwli.ile f?'ili7'l.llN pnrsflimlily- llmVs 'liicky' MILDREIJ GEIHIARDT I.l'ClLLl'I LEWIS H , , . Cnllege Mildredkricli. in mmmzm svnsv unrl --'fhjg flimify bil of fi girl img 7,,,,d., willivlgmfss fo moperule true 1110 snmying almut 'precious fllfI'Il!!S mme in small pfu'kfzyes ' ORLANIJA ATKIXS JAMES ONEY. Jim Q i v , H H Hi,Y get-mmry Hi,Y '31 ROBER1 M. STEX ENS, Bob Treasurer uf I-li-Y Hifi loyalty shows he hlrd his class nf .. , ., - ,- HA quiet lype, but iz deep lliinlcvru lu'r1rt Shady and nimble RAYMOND EIYIICZEE MAHAFFEY. ANNA 0. LOWRY. Slmrly .. get -- ' tiles' Cluh. llmlllzltic. Ilflllll-lll2lj0!' Band Offlwsfffli DWIIWIIC . '29, '30 'KAHJI11 t'F7'fYlINI1l makes her 'riolin Milk KATHRYN BALI.. Kale 0NNAI.l4llf1 HAMILTON MILDRED WILSON. 'llllidgef' Basketball '29. '30. '31 Spanish. Girl Reserves. Glee Club H I I ,' .- l'Besirles Iwing jimi' ll jirsf rule- brlslrvf- She's slmrf, Nllflllllll mul ll Cliff' A l '17Il!l 'UNI 'H'fl f' fill' ifllll 0f ball pluyvr, Kali' is u firsi rule girl 1Ire'sser pep uni! fini ORIAINDO XlIxINS IXMI S OXII ROBIIKI' SIIXIXN KENI NIXII XI' XXX X IOM RI KXIIIRXN BXII ONN Xl I l H XMILION XIII DICED IS ILSOX Xl 1 'I' V l I0 X 4 4 U Y . . . J-1 ' ..N M , , EU: xc ,N 'wiv , .,! 1 I 5 ' lr I -1 . , ' ' if: ' ii Yi 1 , , fl , 1 v Axvi h A , K. 5. l I ll 4 I i I IIN H lv x,J ARNOLD MOORE R BEN TOBIN DORA BURDl'1'l l'l'1 RU'l'II PETERSON ARNOLD MOORE. Liffl1- Ri! This lm!! is lrlmf his nfrniff lil'Si!l7l!1ft'S of him mid ire' survlyl do like him B EN TOBI N, D1f1izniiiif ' Debnllinpz Club '30, Football '29, '30, Basketball '30, Varsity ll Club MHz' is ns his niwknnme Rll!l!ll'SfNf vsper-iully in ufhIeli1's DORA DELPHINIC BURDE'l l'l'1 She may srenz quivi, but wail until you know lw1 ' RUTH l'lf1'l'l'IRSON RMI: muy svmn qwivl, but wail 'until you klmu' her WILLIAM HOWARD LYKINS JACK MII.l.lCR ,, , . , Crucible Orcllvstrel. Rumi DOROHDH box i'Hl71l7ll1'II is 'lllllll fl,H'IlIl of us- hrfs a .luz'I:, with his milsirul ability, is nllfkpd IW ull she k,,0,,, nmrriwi mlm iJt'flH'f' grmlur1ti1ig lmiuul In make !mo1i ' MILDRED DUNKLE. llIiiIy EVELYN MEEI-ILING Slw's om' of our very! livivsl girls. 11' If fll0'll,7'l5 lmmI'i91,g for m friend, lzvrv gmail ull-nrmmrl Spur! rnul frieiirln she is P I I ihllll, PIERCE Llil-I M. DAVIS 'HIELMA fil l'HRlFl 'l't'lll'l. his ethull '30, '31 - 1 - . . A floor! ufhlefv mul ll plvnsuiif mrzifl numb K-4 '4!' t 'l W , 'Nw 'S , '!'s with soft Izlurk' Imir TMP does11'f s1l!l77IIII'il but ln' is O. K. fr, friffml illlll'O?fiu -41- + M iiiii 1 Hmulum LYKINS . , fi l JACK M11,1,r11: 1? , ' R H DOROTHY Fox 4 Minimum Dl'NKl.l'1 1 1 EVl'll.YX Ml'IHIll,INli -Q, if iii Nm.1,1'1l+z1ui1s A LEE lmvls gif I ,. 'l'lIl'IliMA GU'l'llRllf1 Q ' M, w J 1- i, E ff- , . , A . 1 I L W M ,5 ily, QIWEI I, I I K,Yl'I'IEI-RISE l'ROC'l'0R MARY BROOKINS CAMILLE STIIIITKLER SITZANNE .l0N'I'I'1 KATHERINE l'k0C'l'OR. Karim I'.XNIlI.I,E S'l'IiICKLER Girl Reserves, Glen Club, llraunatic, meef1lul,,I5e1,Hti,,g I,:1.tin, Spanish, Collego. 'l'0nnis, , S. S., Pi 'I'm1 Ga mmm. 'l'.ztler, BesirIvs Imiwg plvwiy mite, fI!I'lll,1IIC Huntin,fztoniaxn survlgl kmmvs her m,usir ' s'Nif'1' looking and 'well lilfwf' SFZANNIC .IUNTE 'MARY IiIi00hIN5 tiles Clulr. Girl RL-serves. Urclnostrn Frenrll Club ' - . A quivl, rnzusxuminy lass u-Im is fl Suzfnnw xmys Ilkv ll hzrzl, mul run frivnd to ull rrlm kimu' hvr xhe Sll'IIl!I fl ll'I Ix'I'lI fiddle lmrr! l'.'XlfI. ROBEIISON. NSIIIIIIQIH I.AL'RENl'I-I CAVENDISH. Red IRENE STEPHEXSON. Trl, ', .- . ,,. f ,. - ,, -. -l Y ' -. Huntimfrtunian Xdhm Dm b' Il nstlm' ZH HA' remm De1wmm1zle, willirw, rmd with pew Smiley is ll ympulm' SIIIIIVWIU Hllvrrf lurks trm' mirth, smmliiy plus HAROLD DILLON EARL LYKIN .- I'flllllll9Yl'I2lI lfuotlmll '2!l. '30. Track ' 9, '30, '31 .-I mas! alvligllfful unrl likerlhlv' HQIIIIEI young: rn 71 rc fgfll rare flwsv 1'n1np1l11i1m Ai 5 11 ' Q! GARNE'I l' IlI'1XNE'I I' VIRGINIA .Il'lI I E S JAMES IIHICSH. Off 1 -- V- f '. I '2.. ': Olaf u-lm nlzruyx kfmars zrlml xlu- ix illiflllf us rrrll be mr 7.5! l' Il'1lI'I.'A ux q',Ii,,B,-tmI:11d7 IFIIII. fllllf talking rrhunfu og! of 'fl 'fx 'R kIl0ll' flu' rvsfu MN V ml WJ ' I'.Xl'I. ROIIHIISOX . L.XL'liI'1Xl'l-1 CAYICXIJISH rf - ' IRICXIC STFIPIIICXSOX I9 1r,!'!1wgg,3! M IIAROIID lJll,I.ON . I M xx ,, 1' J I EARL mxlxs , '1. , WW I I IW r GAlcN1+:'1 r Bl4lNNl41'I 1' I, lsr, fm, Zvi' VIRGINIA J l'Zl4'l1'1lliS ix I JAMES RIQESE xx 'N l AJ - nn- li I 1 -42- I A IWWMMMM lu 'I V: ' I 'JI-1 1 II 4,3 1- ' .- 1 R 1 i - if ii n R 1 . ' wi rw 1 i IJ f .1 I' ,V 3 , 1 , . ., V, I f ' W if ' A' K, ' ' J 1 N 5 f,,' ' NOIAX FOXVLER BESSIE GARIS EMMA L, GILLISPIE BONNIE CHAPMAN XOLAN FOWVLER EMMA LOUISE Gll.I.ISl'lE Truck '29. '30 H b, 1 1 H ,Q Ulm 'who rigorously! pursues all that huuble- tml R9M 'v'3 ' I9 he uiuierlrrkesn A f'un-Ioviizg girl in u quid fray UESSIE LOUISE GARIS BONNIE LEPI f'll.KI'MAX Hexsie is possrssed of II quaint inde- A , ,, V ' xr-rilmlnle vlirrrnz rrhirh ix mos! Dlmlmtlc- hui Rl'59rN'S appealing She's Iillle' and xlufs r'ul: ' WOODROW LEACII - - - - Y- - JEWl'II,l. Cl'I'l'. Judy Orchestra '2H. '29, '30, '31 U . LOB E'i '5E, kl-A SER ,, .-ind she is ll jvirrfl. This lllllll survly Good lmlured mid l'h0e'l'f1lI Woody L '1'le' 1 gh 'f 'WM '1ff 'f1 L ' has zrluzl you will flood looks . ROBERT CHARLES IONRAD DIAL Radio. Crue-lble -.gi,,,.,,,.if!, firxf' ms, ,md ,,1,l.,,!,s-- Rolu'z'f is Il lilly' ff'l1llll'7Il'V11 likwri, llll MILDRED VIRGINIA THOMAS. fl- J G00DVVIN Hee muh Mimi LOUISE sowmms M H I ' ' ...il fm., ,rho mms hm. ,mm thinking A 7Ilt'I'7'1l lnrrn' ll'llf1 n happy oullookn algo ul ' V 0 and Heedx htm, ,,dl.i,.,.-' Q lf'l'!l fulkulire- an rurplnnf' devotee ,,,,,,,,, ll I vvoommw mzixczll 1.015 Klcvslclx. ' Jrzwm, C'l'l'l' Q . i CONRAD DIAL El l 'lf V O' il I ' R Holxam' 4'H.x1u.Es '. 1 Louisa sowixlms R MIl,DRlf1D 'rHoMAs . 'r. J. GOODXVIN v 4: I . X Q , , viii., 1 ei. ,hi M 6 ,a P me i fum R ,W lr-xx 9 ff , Wg ,f Pi11kie College, Art. Hunting- Ionian Alive surely her lines llllll not art CHARLES ELIG Football '28, '29, Spanish Club Good looking vlrrfhes, and fl good looking b01lfl'lIUlIfIh said. LILYAN VERLINNA CLARK, Lil Girls' Glee Club, Dramatic Vice President '81, Secretary '30 Lo'vable Lllyarl, amd can sim sing? EMOG-ENE WARD Art Club Quiet but likeable VINSON WRIGHT Spanish, Archery, Hi-Y, Football '30, Truck '29. '30, '31 Vinson surely knows how to hrmdle u bnskwflmll fluorf-und girls' hearts SHIRLEY BELL. Shirt ALICE HARDMAX CHARLES ELIG EMOGENE WARD VINSON VVRIGHT lfzww W7 Shirley is some newsprmier mlm-just Mildred one of ilmee girls who ask Clara Belle ' hates to be ccmlght napping' LOGAN MlTCHI'll,l.. JR. JIM LEIST. Hut Feet Hi-Y '29. '30 HTulk aboiai ll good sport. He1'e's the Ry diligenre he wins his img very best kinrlu KAY CONRAD VVILLIAM ll. CALDERVVOOD. Bill VVILLIAM TAYLOR Bill Spanish Crucible Wrestling '29. '30, Football 28 Ray is one perlrh nf rr boy mul ll'6'.ll 'Z-I shiek from Chnrlexhm-C'. H. Sfs A l'f'!INlllI' 'he mlm' and we dam vouch for limi lass, but Fl gain fur Hunlinglmz Hifllf' mean maybe M LILYAN CLARK . SHIRLEY BELL 7 MILDRED RAY Q 1 ' Q LOGAN MITCIIELL , ' 1 I - 9 Q , g JIM i.ms'r . A RAY CONRAD l . ,, -.1 WILLIAM CALIJERWOUD fl M, WILLIAM TAYLOR ll ll i 4 -44- l ll x . ll .1 ,Q ,V 31 AQ. - ,- j 1' ' ' ' ' ' ' A ' Q- V-' , -. H-rf ' .ff ll. N ei 5. , I, I . , , J V ii VN I . ' my I HJ: , ' N 7 .1 .1 . v I'.1 4 K 'V 1 I ' , I , r,:.jg?', F 5 ji MRRc'1,x ,xxx RE.-IRNS HELEN BROWNE RUTH HARBOUR wRxDE1.1, PORTER MERCIA ANN KEARNS Dramatic, Girl Reserves College President of College, HIIIKIIIQZIZOIIIRIII EIJNA RUTH HARBOUR Edna Ruth is ri sternly worker, a likeable, pretly and good all-frroumi Dainty, witty, mid pleasant WW, HELEN BROVVNE. fizsrmi-nie my WENDEL K' PORTER Sweet and well likerIAtlu1l's Helen A truly handy man . H V f .. -y PHILIP BAER, Phil HAZEI. RAY m ADHH,BAlLEx' TM Authors. Scribblers. Vice President F,.em.h Bilskenmll 79- 30- '31 Service President Tennis Football HA ,I h U It l in mu, ld ,gm iw: '30, Track iw. ,3b' '31 Ii:1skel.bu,l1 '29. '30, '31 wr w Us? mug' sulen U j I Phil is cz good looking gill-around boy One of H. H. S.'s 'slnr' basketball basketball and how we do like him plfzyvrs-very efficient CHARLES METHENY DOROTHY VIVIAN DUFF Dmlmltic Crucible Girl Reserves, Drzlnmtic, C1'ucible,'l'en- M, .' . D nis. Archery. French chad 'S fluff mul dark eyed' ghd' .-1 girl known for her rheerful smile luzirerl lmy who always keeps so happy und for her ability lu hnre fun GEORGIA CARSON IIUCILLE SNEDEGAR, f'Pvte RUTH BUTLER .Though you dun-t hem. mwh of hm., Crucible, CIICIYIISEFY, SCIJIIIIIIETCIIII, Bus- H. U I , . . I -. ht were mm H ketball 29. 40. '31 i . Imiiglziiig and gay. out for a goof e0 f7 ' 18 'mm' 9 ' 'e Meek, merry, rriisrhzewiis-sims Iitllc 1. ,, goods but polrerful sweet 'me if I ,C .. ,lil 1 REAIJITH BAILEY PHILIP BAER HAZEL RAY CHARLES MATI-IENY DOROTHY DI'FI GEORGIA CARSON IIUCILLE SNEDEGAR. RUTH BI I'LER lvl , I of - -wg +I, -Q .lx 1 :8 4 1 ' 7 . M m , g 7 MAXINE SIERS MAXINE snails ' Hlllll4Zli,'l' MORRISON ER,Nl41S'l'INE I'U'l l'S BYRON MITCHl'll,L ERN ESTIN E V I HGINIA Cl l I'S. UF ll fi , ,.1 fd T6f'f 1'?l 7' of fun, fffmf WU' N 'L Art. Cruvible, Honm ECOIlOl'Ilil'H Sfelwly 'll70'l'kt'7 ' U 'Tee1u'y' Mm, drum people to hw' us HUBERT MORRISON Glee Club. Dramatic Cluh 'uwll as pirtm'es BYRON I. MI'l'CHELL. Bev vim- President mee Uluh FLY' 'mm' Tmvk '29' '30 Hg 14-m'ks xilenilgf' REBA DEAN SWANN A pleusrlnf, lzearfy Imrgh and ll rlmer- ful yrinifI:ut's Byron JOHN YV, LEXVIS Dramatic. Girl Reserves. Home Eco- I-My X ,,, MURIEL BAKER. Chubby nnmics, Debate '29 nh, I rainy? ' I Che1nist'1'y. Girl Resvrves. Tu.tler Stuf 'AG0l'!lf'lmf gfilfumt lies ,Y l,W,g1,,f, fc: and Wd 'AGOWY mmfure is IUlI7'1't'l'S midrilz' 'I'I,ll'ITIf6 RAYMOND BAKER. link , , , lTslmrS. Hi-Y. llunfl NINA DAXI5 NWN, his fimjylmkx:',L's'i'::'Il,fff' T .-I fender lrwurf and Il will izzflefihlef' , . K I JAMES HANNAN xLICl: IRFyE CHXXIBERQ SIAL'Rll'E S. ROlil'1R'l'SON. Hohbf1f Crucible. Football. Basketball H A f A ' . T ,, Footlmll '29, '30. Tmvk '30, '31 ,X 'KA stvulunlt and rm, utlzflrfh' lun TIN' f1 '1 HIC: 'l 'A ' WTI He is 1111.11 of our xim' 'm:er11Il1i11g1s' . Q R1-:n.x nmx swlxxx .mux 1.r1w1s Ur MITRIEL mm-:R l ' l lmvmomm ummm N N u V W' k..,,Jf :q W, W- f xlxlx mx Ib l l lmZgl3'lEl1fl l JAMES HANNAN l A1.u'14: c:HAM1w:1:s v -' N l MAlllill'lC 1:oBEu'1'soN . xxx, si, K ! - l i 'N if I T l llll llllll O lf l- lm 'ill llw N 'lljlilllf ' -m ill llwf' si' -46- I 'vw' Mg, 3,242 5. F N I 1. . X .. ' ' IJ fu. X 'ww i . . I I P Q PRAINLES I,l,AYI OOL . ' CHARLES DURR VIRGINIA MAE DILLON VVILLIAM SEEGMlI.LER V' FRANCIS AVIS CI.AYl'00L Tennis. H om e Economics, Manager Girls' Basketball Team '29, '30, '31 What a manageru VIRGINIA MAE DILLON Crucible Just ns sweet as one roulri Inf' VYILLIAM C. SEEGMILLER. Bill Hi-Y, Glee Club Vice President Hi-Y, Vice President Glee Club. Wrestling '30. Track '20 Nice looking mul n very nive person ' to know CHARLES DURR, Charlie Hot Feet A romlzinnfimz of wit, persmmlily, and flood looks RU'l'I-I CRANFORD Q v Q PA.UI, BRAMMER PAULINE REIPFEITT TCHDTS 1114. Give Klub Commercial. Crucible. Chemistry, Bas- Ru1h :nukes good use of her southern A musiral buy-wrnrl uv' fIlIl1'f mean ball '29 ru-cent. .1 regular little chaiterbo.z: nif111he Life is short, sa rIon't rush ihrough it EUGENE Cl-IILDERS, Pve11-ee - - . 1 . . , Basketliull '2z4, '29, '30, '31, Football MAIN LOLIMA' SNEDEGAR H0 '30, I H Commercial We tilslgitlfjiislgf,,gfpixnjsfipwon 'L I1'm'k is fhe keynolv of ric'l1ie1'emenf ROSALIE WATSON. Rosy t H MARY OSBORNE 1 I R HAZEL AKERS C ', 1 'ruci J e '30 'ir eserves mmjlercn I I D Charm strikes the sight. but meril frlmocl nninre persmiijied und sludious Shes cz business-like girl--is 'Roxy' wins the xml! with ull V ' 4 , ,- L - F ' - wg, ' RUTH c'kANFoim l'AtUI!, B1iAMM1f:li l'Al'l,INE km-'i-'i111 1' i+1Ur:l+:NIc Cinmnclas l.0IflSI11 SNEDEGAR RUSALIIC WATSON MARY OSBORNE IIAZICL AKERS -47- 1 , rw , 25 T ,J ,V .V -nun. T G 'Mu ' i 5' I ' ,Rl M WI- f ' 1:1 , ,ru 'lfv ,I N ,, ,Q-2 lvl rflilflw I I I If Q g I IX ,Q X f Nl.XRG.XRE'I' Iil'K3I.XN BOB I,AI.I.,ANCE , ' If WILSON ROBINSON I If JON ADAMS ,, MARGARET MARY ECKMAX , . Y. . Collvge, Girl R1-serves. Drunmtic . WILSON RUBINWN HI7V1lfUf'176T said '11 O 11, t l cc nn, O 'fl' prefer Bm lwoum, eyvs mmf ll baby func blnmlvs' must lmwf lrnown fhix hlaozde Izamvtqf' JOE HAMILTON ADAMS, 1-lam ROBERT I,Al.r,ANCE. Bm, Hi'Y Hi-YZ. Art: Seqvivez Fqotbull '27, '28, Jae 1-un tell you mzytlzing about a 2952552312frI.2HE,H?3SmW,, Cru'-lwuf about fllis l'OfII1Slf'l'fu HTIWWHIgglgflfgfml fffj!Ii13,I1g5'M ,mls RIISSNLI, KENORICK clmRL1f:s sU1nxOUOH, Hsfmayn M, Um nl,L,,!,S 'lm mmmql ,mv ' ' HO lives uf pemve wilh, all mrmkiml What will be, will IW, so 'll7hIl1l7ll7 l'1lfH CLYDE BOOTH STANFORD Ii. SMITH UTIIIIVIQII Flguiv is quirf, ll'8 like him C'ruCihle. 'l'l'zu'k '30 Inf Tull, Irlonflv. and I1e'x IIIIIYIIIS smiling WELDOX V- HONAKHR xmmus RORQON PFRRY ra XVITHEIKQ .-llu-nys rvnrlgl ,mr sw:-in-frirnrlly I ' A ' f , ' ' A ,, lo ff:-1fryfmg K lmvry 111:11 wztty, thats Jlorras Perry ns IL gay mul mrafrvr' QIO-nth W I I XXI X I Rl NSPI L lxEXIJIiIl h CH XIII FS SL RBOI I H KI I DE IXUUIII HI XXPORD SNII FH MW MORRIC 1:O1xsON IIRIH VIIIIII 1 s g I wir. ,L . fx IT JILI, 1 IIII wf:QfIff I fp H Y 1 '1,l N , 1 9 I , -, A q I I l'h:l3lI17!l WICLDON HONAKER I ,l u-I ' I: I .l,,.,, N K L. fl I aa 4 'H ' , Q I Q Ml Alf' -48- R: MM ' I ,MI I, www vw !!,,, .1 ' MJ lib. M ,lgfl ws? , 2 MQ M i, 11, U My WVA I l 11 611 A ' '21, 'ji M Nw S ,V My 1 1 v 1 1 5. ' 15:78 -' X f 4 Vi' 1 MARY STRICKLAND . ' CARI. HIUKEY X' IMOGENIC C0'l l'LE HENRY MAX MARY K. STRICKLAND Collegiate. Girl lfeserves I IMUGENE C0'l I'LE. Ima 1. V -. ft-1 Usmlmm mn of 'mmm W UTflIi'7lfl?ll 'wiflzl nlusfvul rzI1iIiIy UARL JACKSON I-IICKEY 1 - ' , - Fnothalll '30. Track '31 HHNRX MAx Curl nmfle zz big name for himself in ll'hr1t ll jolly youd fellow is lI1'111'1I 1 uthlefirs-all in one year VIRGINIA MUSSOR. Vir!l VIVIAN ETHEL BLACK IVA MILDRICD SMITH Cmnmewial. Gm Reserves Girl Reserves. Cruvihle. H 01110 Ecu- Home lflconumics. Spanish, Girl Rv- - , - ll0llllCS serves 'He UW 0 fr'l bIf'3 9 7.0 H Tl1nsP :rho knew hwr best fnunrl her The best quality of ll pefrsmu is hm' Imrllvns light IIIIUHIIS Irucf' sinverilyn KATHLEEN SEAY ll -l'li1xINg '.:?NI'lS. T1rllIlnif ' Nui too svriulls, not loo guy ruml.1.'TU5l':I'll:g-1 has WMU, mn.. EDDIE KINC' D IVVIW IIARIIOLD Football '2K. '29. 230, BI1:-1ketl1z1ll '29, IIOMEK LAMBRIOTTE ,-Xlllll0l'S. A 1Izl1'mI1parZ:l1IIlxlzlcrlizz - fl Irfnrler in uname is Ulu-nys H-Iuiw Im Wd Mm ffm-14-in is fill fP1l 'l'-'I HUM! srlwnl us uwfll ns nfl1Iefif's 'x' .41rfhnr VIRGINIA INIOSSICK, M VIVIAN 1z1,.-wx ' i 111L111cED SMITH 1 I KA'l'l'lI,EliN s141Av 1 'I' 1 'F 1, 5' 41-1, Mi: ' , E Y . 1 'I'0M JONES f , 14111111141 KING 1101111411: 1,AM11111o'1 1'11 5 ,ly I 1 DARXVIN HARROLD ' ' :fy W 1.3. NA 'E N ,-'If -4' 7 , V 2' 9 ,Gd A!! 1..,q ' f 4 .M L, . X, ' r z 1 LAVRA VVALLACE RIUIIARD I'0li'l'ER JEAN FERGUSON LESTER JACKSON I LAURA EVICLYN VVALLACE 1 v X 1 i Q V Art. Debating. Mzunaging Idrlitm: fm' JLAN I'I'.RC1Ub0N n4l'flU4'l' . . I fi Flu-mistry. Urclwstrn, Glee Club Imml. slnzrerlnxflzlrl Muel, fm A ,,lAUmJl!,. damn, ,md WWW. RICHARD I'0R'l'ER. Noisy 1 x , , , U H Varsity Drzurs. HI'Y. 'l':1tIer '2!I. 'SML Ll 3 H'1R -lALh505- f lV '31 Une will: int1'rf'siiny pz'1'srnu1Iif1l Hr IIIIIVILIN IIIKIIYPS lmirllsvlj' kl10Il7IIu LEONARD S,XMWOR'l'I-I WILLIAM VINSON ' y -y Y -f A -' Hi,y Latin. Spanish. Debating. Hi-Y, Dra- WILLIAAI xtkh' Bm HA mmm!! umrkwlgoyne mm dgpwld fm nxntifz, Ilruciblv, Tntler A quiel, tlmughfful boy 'in school, but ' 'Ulhll is mdzfed u persm: who mn ' .n I ,, him ulwruls he rlvpvnded on Owe Nt he 'ILM fm' PAUL MILLER, VIRGINIA I'liA'l I' AKPUIII ix n ni:-11, liklffllllt' f'4'Hflll' und 'Hllinyrfr' is kumrn 111111 liked IICWIIIISK' is l'l'G7'!llI11lffl'S friend of hw' Il'f1IIllflH6'NN fo Iwlyf' gpnnish MVA Domnlwb SHIRLEY JOHNSON I.lTI41l.I,,A HATFIELIJ E1fr1's I'lPNf1lflfUlIS fliflyle und hfiflhl 'XI lurppy-gm-Iuf-Icy girl who ll'fll'I'IPN 'XI smile fhrlf l'IllPffl'1Iff'SIll1 with lrlmm bI k Vex gfrtuglfzgz, fxf 7 1 '!' r1lmut:miluing she I'U7llff'S in, l7iI4?l5 Q I n I , - ,A LEONARD S.XMNVOR'I'H I ' I w11.r,1Ax1 vlxsox ly' ' 7' wn.1.1.n1 YORK I lzwl. 511L1.l+1n ' f Q , U ' Ng Il I -1, wg, pw Iv -. ff ,W VIRGINIA l'R,X'I I' -J-gt 4 1.x .x nunsrxb ' -- SHIRLEY Jonxsox l K Jw LUEI.I.A HA'1'l+'I14LI.D I 5 'A ' ' , If Z aw W -f-G M nn: I, ir I M I ,IX - -'50 -- Y Thx. J- I I H 'v ,- -1,11 uv ,I vu , CONRAD COPENHAVER WILLIAM Ml-COWN l ggi DALE VEli,NA'l l' I 51' at x LJ .P , K v ,l 'E' J AMES HALDANE CONRAD COPEXHAVER DALE VERNATT haired uuuflz. ie om, uf the umrls W HH' WHS' 0fl fNf'1'01'!fllfS ff? muffzstays Inf our class JAMES HALDANE, Ji1nm!l w11,1,1AM F. Ml-c0WN, fllzilrf lmlillflfif' I I , Hi.Y, Airplane, Crucible tJWH77lf1li, mill, has cIl.vm'fuI grin- und .-ln all-mwnmrl spur!-- his Clever rafnmrks is ll furnritv of ull MARIBUEKITE HANSHAW BI ANCHF WINTFRQ H IEHEA LUCIkLE WRAY lllurguvriif- has prmwd herself u loyal HA Iaugllmm ,iam lgm,-f,.,1 girl 11151511.15 is fvlwvlys xlmlvm' ami fl' irur' friend ' ' ' llflll'fllg u lmppgf time MELVA EVANS -, - J'I'Il'II is mu' uf Ure Hll'l'1'f luglnl H ROMLD CRUX? ,, ,m,m,n,,.x of mn. ,,,,,SS-- Um' of fhe snmllrsf buys m m1rc'I11s's JOE HA,xRRELL JOHN IIARLOW GUY MASSEY M . I V 1 V I 'lfhll' who IS nluvmgls ready fur FI youll If the fvsf of file mul: is in file' lilrinfl. 1 'UW' '7k - N f i ' lime Guy hux z'4'1'frli1lIy stood flu' lvst' . 'TH' ,Big . MARGl'l'1liI'l'E HAXSIIAXV A BLANFIIIC YVIXTERS , Y RHEA l4l'l'ILl,E YVRAY like RUN.Xl.lD PROXY JOE IlAIiIiEI.l, ' GUY MASSEY TE? H W P' P K Q i i -,-71- 1' l MELYA EVANS l it JOH N H A R I .OVV F ii 4' S A fx MAI! I. MARVIN THRELKHELD FC JR REST PIERCE CHARLES I-IODGES KENNETH SYMINGTON MARVIN THRELKHELD UHARLES IIOIJGES: Ikf'!l UTIWWIIL he dmhmyt mug n,m,,hI, Mwvum Good looks mid l I7l4TQlVLl0lg Ilff',l'llK'd to is 'well lcwoumn Maki: an 1lfll7'lLl7l7li'U6 boy! 1 f- . - w I. v- -- Kl'1NNE'l'II SYMINGTON l40KRES,l IIERCE' AW Crucilllc. Freucll, Presilleut Model Air- Foutlmll '29, :ill plum, 'Nig' is fl fini' fellou' mul swine II'lu'n lu' lregills sumeflzing, hv pursues pigskin 1'urrier il to llu' finish LILLIAN MQCORKIA4: rti1x1nlirIgci1IA-iii1IJClA Aulmwolflm HH .- IETINFSYIWBHEQDZI' I, I Q Quiet, happy V-ri friend iwlzferf' Hlpafslly ls llldeed 'L wtf, WWI M U Nuys ll pefb 0 K mm pupulrzr young Indy 1ar11estlne I DOROTHY SMITH Julius 11 BAR'rnw --Jim Crucible, Home Economics U , A ', ' U' , Dorothy luis Il smilw fur everymw JH 'S 'l l lll 11116 feIl wARTIjII'R CHAMBERS. .-Ir! JAMES I,0l'DERMll,K. Jimmic ' IVILBPR MORRISON Tl :th his foollmll ability n' ability IVilh hix pleusuinf smile rmd l1fgl'!'l'lIl!lC .-I reyulm' Ivlllou' lrifh ll hos! of to Ifmd girls, Arfs righi llmreu mmmer Inf makes !41Jf'l'fll0'I'li6 ILILQIYIYIU j'1'ww1lH v .V 5 LILLIAN M.-mkKLE X PATSY AYLI'1SXVllR'l'H I F PIRNESTINE FODAL 1 A DOROTHY SMITH Q ii. . , C 0 I JAMES Imlvrox A i AILTHUR, cHAM1s14:1:s i i w..,n JAMES LOUDICRMILK V 'X VVILBUR Momusox I i I R. 5 A X ,H - --52-- , ig WM gg W Mi' i-i wi in if iii, f, , 1 A . .I X A1.:-45...L-- ,. -H ,L JOHN HAMILTON DAN LAFOFK DON BURNS J A MES C0'l l'l,l' I JOHN H.UIIl.'l'0N. Haul DON BURNS mmf ull num My fjlf. fH'f f ' 77111 Ulm ll'Ullllf vwzw' kllllll' lhul Imn 1 1l f' was urmrnrf' DAN lf1V'0CK JAMES C0'l I'l,l:l Cl'lll'llTlC'. llrallxzlfic. IJebatiu,Q'. Svrib- Glcc Club '30, '31, Ol'c'lu'sh'u '29, '30, ble-V5. Clll'l'Qlll History I M:umg.r0r of lVl'l'Rlllll2' 'l'0:un '30 Ul7'Y7'k-17Vff'7'P9f777!1 fr 1jv1'f1w1f-11 an-www' HA 1-mf quief lflljn' lml 'Rll!'Ilf'l' is lu lx'IlHll yulflen' tllvgf my Ll'f'Il.l.lC NIAYXXRID ES'l'l'1I.l.,X l,0I'Yll'll'1 LEE. I'if'ir llmux' Ecolmluivs. Dfilllliltll' A V, lllalckstone l'ull0::0. St. Nl:lry's Awulc- 'I'llEl,M,X llY.KT'l' lhulu.-3 mv H 'Vi f ' is g 'f Vi , H H 'l ' Tlm11l1h shv hm lwwz so mrrnyl plnrvs, An rmalriliuux miss- rr lrillinff lI'0l'lx'l'l'.' lczmlv lzvr Iikf- her Il'4' fll'1' glad fn IIIIVP Lurillf' gfrurlnrflff will: mn' 'JI rluxs CLARA KA'l'Hl'lRINlC Al,lJl+1RSON EDWARD l!I,AKl'l. IM h Give Club, Tlfuuis Club, Girl Reserves Ile looks 0141 fur lzimsell mul swmlvs A lrlunrlrf lrill: rr frivnrllgl lIlll7l7l0l ' 'PII flu' rvsl of flu' u'o1'ld C'll.XRl.ES F. .XRNISTROXIG , , , 4 , ,, , JOE SILYERXIAX. Tm1w:l lli-Y. Airplane. l'slu'r. Glee Huh UI XM h55flRl Ifootlmll '2-K. '2!l. '3lI. llzlsketlmll '21, Vive l'rcsisl0nt f'l'lll'llllQ' 'Allr will hw nfixwrl in thy' hulls nf '29. 'l'r:u-k '27. '2H. '1!!l. '30 Hr is unzf uf flu' finvsf Imyx uv' H H S nflilf' uf Ihr l1i!l!l1'Nf l '1lN0NS 'l'l4!l W9 ' knoll . . . U lmrl ll rlmmp fnullurll lf'1llll gi. .i in YIl'll'1 1111141 . 'gift' I,,l'K'Il.l.l'1 q.n'x.x1m 7 f 1 'I'HEI.INl.X lIYA'l l' ,,,f, CLARA .XLDICRSON v',j,WW hgmf:'l , WEL 53,1313 . :Y 1 Q rs' 1' l:llJXV.KRlD n1,.,xKlf: 4 - - P Cl-lAlll,l'IS AR MSTRUN G J OIC N l4X'l'lSSA R Y JOE SILV ER MAN . P, ' .'-,L -,'F3- 1 x, , W, ww, J Y Xl':ll'l x , J all , l 1 Y W ,J is-. alnuwvluu HAZEI. ESTEP Ragged Rhythm, College, Drnmatic. Girl Reserve. Quill and Scroll. Glee Club. Tennis. Service. Editor-in-Chief Tatler '31 Hf1zel's Ireuutiful eyes and rlzurming 196781197-Illini are her trade marks MABEL MARSHALL HC0fllillll', Guy find f'urefrer'. but rlefernlined lo Slll'f'!'l'fI in ll',Hlf8I'f'l' she' underlukes MARION PRITCHARD JIM Quill and Scroll. I-Ii-Y As a jourrmlist Med is right therw IVA BAKER Ira is thuf rrttrurtive girl will: fh beautiful bllzck hair Al.'l'HI41A BELLE SHANK ,J 'l'1-nnis. French. Girl Reserve, College, I-Ii-Ileel. Vice Pres. Tennis '31 I'relf31. popular and IJPIJIIIIH l'l'R'l'IS YVOUD Hi-Y Nice looking, neal., and lb good sport HAZICL ESTEP MABEL MARSHALL IVA BAKER ALTIIEA SHANK EVERET HINES Archery. Debating. Dramatic. Spanish, Sn-rvicv. Sphinx. Pres. Archery Club. Debating Team. Bvsid1s bein a ood sluriwnl Everct .g g ,, . is mprrble mid mm. always be de- Il0'l'lfdl'li on RAYMOND V. HUMPHREYS Radio. Archers. Glee Club. Debating. Dramatic. Service, Spanish, Class Hon- oruriaxn, Pres. Student Body, 0ra.tory '30, Debate 'I'eum. Pres. Arm-hers, Tatlcl' '30, '31 Will: so much on his mind we mn only sny. IVhut u mm1. ' GRACE MORROVV Grace is fl'l,li4'f, but lhat 'makes her all file more likeable CHR.YS'l'ABI'1l, ROBINSON HCIlfl'lSSf ' MAXINIC ATKINS Dramsltic. Girl Rcservvs 7'Imuyl1. she doesrfl limw rnucllf lo say, MRS. E. F. KINCAID One with ll style fill hm' num, Ilfffllf- you knoll' she is about by lim' We wrfrliwlqf do Irflrnirv Mrs. Kincaid live mul lots of persmmlilgf' gracious 1u'rso1mIity NIARION IRI IC II XRD CURIIS W OOD PVEREI' IIIINES R XYMON D I-II XIPIIREX S l RALI MOR ROW MNXINII AIIxlNb MRS E I KINCAID Q I I ' V I 1 , i 0 l 0 - S V J l ii' if li 'E j c1u's'1',mE1. uomxsox: 1q.. . . . . , lx w I i A Y gilt 5 - J - - .X av, . A i Senlor B Class Josarl-1 Cmnns .....,..... I ..., Q. ........... .President ARTHUR Vim-:MAN ...,....... .- ............................. Vice President HARRY CLARKE .......... ........... S ecretary and Treasurer The drawing to the close of this school year finds the Senior B Class with two and one-half years of history marked on the memories of Huntington High. Since entering these portals in January, 1929, we have risen 'from the diifident Freshman to the high and mighty Senior. Undaunted by our knocks and falls, we have overcome all discouragements to risevto bigger and better things. Our class has given many to all of the various sports. The music, art,Qand debate has also been added to the ranks. We have a high standing in the scholastic organizations. It may be stated that the Senior B Class was well represented in the oratorical contest of this year. Our largest project for this year was the staging of the Senior B assembly, which from all accounts was enjoyed by all. Several interesting projects are being planned for the future. That which is utmost in our minds is the desire to be of service to our school. Joe Childs Arthur Viehman Sarah Louise McFadden Olive Greenwall E. Henry Broh Charles Kelley Ruth Carden Annie Kane Woodrow Bowen Darwin Conley Mary Ferguson Margaret Smith Plctures Shown Phozia Nasser Mary Louise Tomlinson Bernice McCulgan Maxine Walker Eleanor Preston Martha Anne 'Harvey ' Alma Booth Mary Aline Virginia. Hinshaw Katherine Spitler Irene Rolyson Gladys Meabon -55.. Edward Hickman Florence' Davis Garnet Floyd James Reynolds Helene Hinerman Clarence: Huffman Robert Honaker Temperance Ellis Marie- Tyree Lillian , Slark Mary Nichols Isabelle Pugh , - 1 V ,, U, Q1 - c,,,, 'S' QMM, :llllI90JrJimuElllss'Lri1.oLiAal tttt W. my .:unmMnt1uw.,n.-tnfm.muhlnmi'3m 'vm -,t, I M .N-wlll,slA1.mEilL,.-Ms.1 at -tam at ' ' , 1 K A Q N iw1f: fw55.E'wQ11',wf' L V N Q 'M -EQ- , x X T. i N 5 N 1 5 - .76 - W Additional Senior B's Adkins, Anna Lois Adkins, Carrie Adkins, Erma Angel, Fannie Atkins, Maxine Avis, Hugh Baker, Muriel Balogh, Steve Beckett, Charles Beveridge, Virginia Boette, Dorothy J. Bondurant, Josephine Bonnington, Marguerite Boon, Jessie Booth, Anneta Bowen, Norma Burger, Florence Burks, Aliga Byers, Ruth Calloway, James Carroll, Lewis Caton, Helene Chapman, MaryfEloise Childers, Anna Mae Chinn, Victoria Clark, Ferrell Clarke, Harry Clayton, Carl Cooper, Selma Cooper, Don Cottle, Vivian Crickman, J amies Criss, William Crowder, Lofton Dailey, Clemeth Dame, Mary Arnold Damron, Gladys Darnell, Betty Deegans, William Donnally, Elizabeth Doss, Frances Lee Dozen, Charlotte Dunfee,,I-Iorace Earl, Elizabeth Earl, Jennings Estep, Hazel Fesenmerer, Catherine Floding, George Foster, B. D. France, Gertrude Frey, Juanita Gant, Margaret Garland, Dorothy Gebhart, Charles Ghiz, Louise Gill, Avlie Gill, James Gracie, James Grove, Douglas Haldane, James Hall, Mildred I-Iandloser, Jack Hart, Phyllis Harvey, Sicily Hatfield, Edmond Hawkins, Kenneth Hilderbrand, Don Hollandsworth, Edith Howell, Alverta Huston, Helen Hutson, Dwight Johnson, Russell Jordan, Isabelle Jordan, Mary Frances Kincaid, Mrs. Kitchen, Andrew Kittie-, Charles Knapp, Lucille Kopp, Jeanne Lacock, Mary Langfitt, Claire Belle Lawton, John Lewis, Charles Lewis, James' Lewis, John Littleton, Emily Losee, Thelma May, Marjorie Meadows, Blanche Mills, Bilma Mitchell, Harold Moote, Harry -57- Morris, Gertrude Morris, Mary Ann Morrison, Granville Morrow, Edna Mae Murdock, Kathleen Mylar, Albert McClees, Emory Ollom, Helen ' Oswald, ' Howard Parker, Claude Patterson, Maxwell Peck, William Perry, Austin Phipps, Ruth Pixler, Genevieve Price, Woodrow Pullen, William Quinsenberry, Rhodes Reeder, Howard Rees, Fred Reynolds, Ruby Richardson, Lorena Robinson, Anna Lee Rodgers, Evadene Rutledge, Selma Syre, Julian Simon, Jess Smith, Ella Smith, Harry E Southall, Elizabeth Stewart, Robert Stultz, Mary Aline Taylor, Karl Taylor, Marie Taylor, Romaine Thomason, Ruby Trope, Irwin Ward, Howard Waught, Charles Weber, Robert Welch, Lewis White, 'Willis Whittle, Mary E. Williams, Marianna Winfreys, Mary Virginia Yater, Kermit Yost, Thelma . p ll! J ll l ' i l 'ii l fN lil Vl Junior A Class TOM HURDN --------.... ................. P resident MARY Jnxz Anlxms ........ ,,,,,.,,,4,,,, V in Prggidqmt LEWIS WELCH ....................,..,...,...................... Secretary-Treasurer Mlss Fonsvrnn, Chairman Mr. Yagel Miss Myers Miss Reinwald Miss Greer Mrs. Douglas Miss Ryker Mr. Weinberger Miss Eaton Mr. Berisford Miss Parker Adams, Mary Jane Adkins, Robert Adkins, Eleanor Alderson, Philip Allen, J. B. Anderson, Edwin Archer, Marjorie Arrington, Hazel Atkinson, Helen Ault, Francis Ayres, Jack Baer, Jane Bailey, Howard Bailey, Edward Baisden, Elizabeth Baker, Lewis Ballengee, Margaret Banga, Charles Barlow, Andrew Barnett, Donald Bartley, Keith Bartlett, Ernestine Bartels, Norma Bass, Dorothy Bassett, Marjorie Baumgardner, Rector Beatty, Tom Beckett, Hazel Bentley, Colby Bertram, Raymond Blair, Dorothy Blake, Bill Blake, Garland Boggs, Garnet Bolling, Robert Boliek, Virginia Booker, Mary Boston, Daniel Bowen, William Bower, Mary Helen Bower, Anna Laura Bryan, Paul Bunch, Robert Bush, Fay Butts, Barbara Burke, William Canterbury, Woodrow Carter, Frowd Carter, Ruth Chapman, Anna Louise Chapman, Shirley Chatfield, Marjorie Clark, Shirley Closterman, Clara Coffman, Eugene Cohen, Bernard Chambers, Paul Colburn, Ray Compton, Lilian Conley, Wendell Copeland, Virginia Covington, Helen Cox, Edna Craig, Mansfield Crawford, Eddie Crenshaw, Martha Danford, Mabel Daniel, Clement Davis, Nell Davis, Ona Davis, Zeda Dillon, Marguerite Dillon , Maxine Dilworth, Mary -58- Doron, Eleanor Doss, Gyneth Downey, Vera Dunfee, Mabel Durett, William. Ervin, Arlena Eves, Marine Felix, Cora. Ella Fellure, Mildred Fisher, Max Flannigan, Delia Flesher, Leah Floyd, Elizabeth Floyd, Emerson Floyd, Loraine Forbush, Bonnie Mae Freeman, Joan Freeman, Paul Freeman, Ruth Gafiin, Sara Mae Gallagher, Kenneth George, Lore-na Gibson, Virginia Gillette, Francis Goodall, Vance! Grienwell, Richard Grogan, Ann Groverman, Martha Gutridge, Marie Hagan, Paul Handley, Juanita Handlin, Charles Hanshaw, Alma Hanshaw, Jack Harmon, Freda Harris, Clyde Harris, Louise Q H .nd - - .. H 4... ,, -,., ..,-....l81u,u5ff,. 1,-. 3,4 in Hayner, Mary Haynes, Robert Hedrick, Gladys Henderson, Marjorie Hensley, Edmond Hensley, Eluda Herron, Margaret Hicks, Edna Mae Himes, Alice ' Hines, Jack Holley, Mildred Holtzworth, Helen Holston, Katherine Hoy, Virginia Mae Hollandsworth, Helen Huddleston, Samuel Huif, Eugenia Humphreys, Mabel Huron, Tom Hutchinson, Robert Irby, Charles Irivin, Anna, J arrell, Margaret Johnson, Alice Ruth Johnson, Fred Johnson, Paul Johnston, Ecllen Johnston, Sarah Jonas, Christina Jordan, Gould Jordan, Maria Kaiser, Kathryn Keesee, Ethel Kent, Mary Kestner, Madie Kingary, Darret Kinkard, Richard Kirby, Halla Kirk, Eugene Kraft, Myrtle Kraft, Ruth Krieger, Carl Kromer, Albert Leap, Myrtle Lecke, Donald Long, William Lynch, Ward Lyon, Irma McCallister, Kenneth McCarthy, Randolph McComas, Guy McComas, Ilda McCormick, Virginia McCreery, Davis McCurdy, Maxine McDowell, William McGinnis, Eloise McGinnis, Maxine McIntyre, Hollis McKelvey, Woodrow McMahon, J oe. McNeer, Helen Marshall McVey, Geraldine Meekling, Gladys Merril, Mariana Miller, James Miller, Kenneth Morris, Nile Morrison, Kitty Mudge, Ted Muldoon, Roberta Murphy, Lourella Neal, Avonelle Newman, Aubrey Newman, Lucille Nickell, I. B. Nobel, Howard N orvell, Martha N unnally, Rebadene O'Dell, Eleanor Owens, Elouise Page, June Park, Dorothy Parks, Florence Payne, Mabelle Rae Peck, Louise Penrose, Clifford Perdue, Ernest Pew, Shelba Pfau, Lillian Phillips, Ann Plybon, Sylvia Pollock, Sarah Power, Mary Alice Priddy, Madeline Race, Thomas Reckard, Betty Rees, Margaret Reese, Anne Reeves, Ruby Renner, Idell Resener, Antoinette Rexrode, Betty Reynolds, Forrest Reynolds, James Rhodes, Marion G. Richardson, Virginia Rider, Hilda Lee Rittman, Dick Roach, Joe Roberta, Sally Robinson, Opal Rosenheim, Howard Sanders, Hester Saniford, Eugene Saunders, Marguerite Schaffer, Bessie Seites, J oydell Sharp, Helen Shaver, Kenneth Shaver, Mildred -59- Shepard, Shirley Shutts, Bob Simms, Eleanor Sindell, Emma Slicer, Charles Smith, Ashley Smith, James Snyder, Jane Solouin, Ruby Stackhouse, Doris Stampcr, Kenneth Stewart, Olive Stude, Evelyn Sturgeon, Elizabeth Sullivan, Katherine Siveig, Gertrude Tate, Norma Taylor, Robert Thabet, Evelyn Thayer, Ted Thierry, Mary Thomas, Brast Toney, Anne Tracey, Willard Trainer, Dulcie 'l'readwa.y, Lester Turley, Daisy Turley, Virginia Tweel, James Via, Harold Vickers, Nellie Wagers, Tom Watts, Mary Waugh, Dorothy Weatherford, Alma Webb, Einogene Webster, Alpha Welch, Calvin Weller, Richard Wells, Richard Wells, Elizabeth Wheeler, Dorothy 'xVhite, Homer Vlfhite, Marie Vlfhitney, Charles Willen, Carvel Williams, Carolyn Williams, Richard VV1lmoth, Merle Wilson, Charles H. Wilson, Helen Wilson, James Winale, Mabel Wolford, Lu Mary Wolfe, Mary Jane Wood, Margaret Woodyard, Helen Yoho, Claude Zihlmann, Amos Zimmerman, Forest W e 1- E Hines, Norris Hodge, Kathleen Holley, Robert Holtzworth, Rudolph Hopkins, George Houghton, Phyllis Howell, Vernon Huff, Mary Hughes, Leah Hughes, Love Humphreys, John Hunt, Virginia Hutchinson, Mollie Isaac, Minnie Jack on, Eugene J arret, Jane Johnson, Ruth Johnson, Fred Jones, Ruby Jordan, Melbodyne Kelly, Evezlgyn Kershaw, eorge Kinphmy, Mary Koletka, Rose Marie Lambert, Bonnie Leith, Harry Lewis, Norman Lewis, Virginia Lloyd, Helen Losee, Jack Lusk, Albert Lycan, Ida Mabry, Rouelda MacPherson, Walter Malcolm, Iona Mankin, Martha Jean Marcum, Rachel Martin, Fern Martin, J ack Maxwell, Herman Maynard, Kathryn McComas, Lenora McComas, Maurine McCoy, Marguerite McDonie, Evelyn McGlothen, Lucille Meadows, Alvin Metheny, Margaret Miller, Charles Miller, Jane Miller, Jessie Molter, Virginia Moorman. Robert Mootz, Edward Morgan, Adrienne Morgan, Joyce Morris, Charles Morris, Joe Morrison, Mary Laura Morrison, Robert Neff, Bernard Nelson, Lillian Nichols, Gregory Nichols, Winifred Osbome, Helen Jean O'Su1livan, Francis Pack, John Patrick, Elmo Pemberton, Elva Peters, James Porter, Jean Pritchard, Russell P. Raines, Lyman Rainey, It astie Reed, Oley Rcinhart, Lena Reinhart, Mary' Reitz, Mariam Roan, Donas Robinson, J ennette Rogers, Violet Rose, Fred Rose, Geneva Rose, J ack Rose, Merle Salem, Ellen Sanford, Robert Saunders, Pauline Sayre, Robert Sc , Ruth Schgl?elhood, Martha Schmauch, Nell Schoenbaum, Raymond Schools, J amos Self, George Shamlin, Madolyn Shannon, William Sliger, Thomas Smith, Ella Louise Smith, Geraldine Smith, Imogene Speed, Irene Staley, Nell Staley, Watts Stolling, Woodrow Stephengon, iguanita Ste , o . Steggrs, Myarjorie Summerfield, Lois Swan, Dorothy Tanner, Earl Taylor, Sidney Thomas, Charles Thom son, Edwin Thornlburg, Leland Treese, Morgan Van Ness, Violet Vest, Faye Ward, Alma Ward, Bertha Ward, Cledith Warren, Lois Watkins, Lula Weekly, Maymie Welch, Averil Wellman, James White, Helen White, Leola. Mae Wilcox, Lewis Wilson, Marguerite Wise, Virginia Wiseman, Stanley Wolfe, Clinton Woody, Pauline Woolweaver, Virginia Zimmerman, Charles Limanerm-an, Virginia -61- Soph WILLIAM Tnvnox ........ CHARLES Ronsnrs., ..... , Lomsu HAMILL,. ......,...,,.,,,,,,,., ,,,,, A,,,, ,.,,,, , , , Miss Fulton Miss Remke Miss Gatewood omore A Class ........,.....President ..............Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Class Sponsors Mus. Blmlan, Chairman Miss Clarissa Williams Mr. Davis Miss Reil Mrs. Henderson Mrs. Burgess Mr. Lunde' Miss Lloyd Mr. Hyldoft Adams, Leslie Adams, Patsy Adkins, Gene Adkins, Normal Akers, Alma Allen, Albert Allen, Frances Altizer, Boyd Altizer, Edward Anderson, Jack Auglin, Agnes Armstrong, Martha Avis, Frances Bailey, Mary Elizabeth Baker, Nell Ballard, Leslie Bandusk, Louise Barnett, Leonard Baumgardner, William Baylous, Juanita Beatty, Clarence Bennett, Biddie Bennett, Emma Lou Berisford, VVilda Berry, Helen Berthold, John Beuhring, Louise Bias, Shirley Bias, Tennyson Bigley, Reed Bing, John Binns, Martha Black, Mary Blake, Beatrice Blake, Homer Bloss, Willard Bobbitt, Betty Ann Booth, Clarence Booth, Ralph Booten, Frances Boster, Clara Mae Bouldin, Betty Bouldin, Wood Bowden, Alice Bowen, Colen Bowen, Dorothy Bowen, Emma Boyce, Hilda Boyd, Nelson Braley, VVilliam Brandum, Ruth Brasley, Monroe 10A CLASS Brown, Tressa Bruce, Lillian Brumfield, Kathleen Bryan, Rose Marie Bunch, Leland Burks, Winifred Butler, Martha Caldwell, Hazel Cale, Elsie Callicoat, Raymond Canning, Helen Casto, Alice Chapman, Helen M. Chapman, Mildred Charles, William Chelf, Linnie Lie Childers, Frank Childers, Herman Childers, Hersel Childers, Jeanne Childers, Jessie Childers, Stirley Childers, Wilda Churton, Dan Clark, Mary Clayton, Given Cobb, Orville Cohen, Evelyn Conley, Shannon Conner, Justus Copper, Portia Crace, Donald Cremeans, William Crenshaw, Craig Crockett, La Venia Crook, Ernest Cummins, Lucy Dalton, Vivian Davidson, Lois Davis, Alberta Dawson, Corrine Day, Marjorie Deacon, Helen Dean, Madge Demey, Bernice Dempsey, Paul Dennison, James Derry, Winifred Dial, James Dial, Kyle Dibbs, Mitchell Diddle, Mabel -62-. Miss Bertha Rider Miss Hamrick Miss Price Dinkins, George Doenvant, Virginia Donevant, Wil iam Donnally, Oberlin Dowdy, Virginia Downey, John Downey, Robert Drown, Norabelle Duncan, Mary Duncan, Mike Dunfee, Lila Earl, Ilogean Earle, M1n.nie Earnhart, Anyce Eaton, Amelia Eblin, Leonard Edwards, Gwyn Edwards, Vernon Eggleston, John Elkins, E. J. Ellis, Robert ' Elswick, Paul Embry, Russell Erwin, Margaret Evans, Marceline Fannin, Lena Ferguson, Mary Ferguson, Kathleen Fielder, Kathleen Fisher, J unius Fisher, Rowena Fitzpatrick, Joe Flanagan, Sam Flowers, Ruby Floyd, William Fodal, Freda Forbush, Julian Frampton, Gladyce France, Clarence Fuller, Erncstine Gang, Charles Gafiin, Beruce Gallaher, Elizabeth Garrett, Elizabeth George, Louise Gerlack, Oliver Gliez, Hazel Gibson, Evelyn Lorena Gibson, Mary Evelyn Gilmore, Virginia Glich, Jack Glover, Wliitiield W hm r' l 1 WMWWH Gold, Dorothy Goodwan, Raymond Gradey, Marguerite Grant, James Gray, Reyonalds Gwinn C arles Haeberle, Ronald Hage Abe Hager, Felix Hail, Robert Halstead, Woodrow Hamill Louise Handldy, Rosalie Haner Opal Hanshaw, Vivian Harbour Kathleen H8FdgT0l'C, Ednabel Hardman, Eleanor Harlan, Lois Harless William Harris, ,Kathleen Harris, Wallace Harvey Helen Harveyi Mildred Helrig, Mary Elizabeth Henderson, Marjorie Henry James Hensldy, Dolores Hensley Donald gensleyz Margaret enson Mildred Hermanson, Merrill Herndon, Marie Hetzer, James Hill, William Hinchman, Corinne Hines, Mary Elizabeth Hinshaw, Lois Hite, Ruth Hite, Ruby Hodges, Helen Holley, Imogene Holley, Mount Holley, Thurman Holt, Essie Holswaide, Katherine Hoyer, Loretta Huddleston, Evelyn Huddleston, Tom Humphreys, Louise Humphreys, Geraldine Humphreys, Paul Handley, Robert Hunter, Maxine Ingersoll, John Ingham., Joe Jackson, Virginia Jeffers, Parker Jenkins, Justine J erger, Lee Jerger, Helen Johnson, Robert Johnson, Earl Johnson, Lloyd Johnson, Phillip Jones, Lyndall Kail, Goodhue Kegley, Mary Frances Kegley, Muncy Ke ler, Sally Kerns, Ruby Mae Ketyser, Lucille Ki der, Irene Kidwell, Mary Kiger, Meanette Kincaid, Dorothy Kincaid, Pauline King, Henry Kirby, Ruth Kirtley, Mary Klein, Lillian Knapp, Frances Lam roitte, Arthur Lancastle, Ruth Langfltt, William Leach, Nell Leard, Gertrude Lerner, Leonard Leslie, Kathryn Lewis, Evelyn Lewis, Fredrick Lewis, Kathr n Lieberman, Giertrude Lipscomb, Sara. Lloyd, Charles Lloyd, Charlotte Loeser, Lillian Long, Dorothy Love, Daniel Lucas, Ruth Lunsford, Jack Lyons, William Lykins, Anna Main, Mary Mankin, Mary Marcum, William Martin, Carl Marsh, Helen Maurice, Kathryn Maurice, Peggy May, Grant Meadows, Kathryn Mearns, Margaret Michelson, Shirley Midkilf, Geraldine Midkiif, Marie Jane Miller, Blanche Miller, Eleanor Miller, Joe Miller, Thelma Mitchell, Emmett McClain, Hiland McClintock, Ralph McClure, Charles McClure, Mary McComas, Cletus McCorkle, Mattie McCormick, Wilma McCoy, Dowler McGinnis, Donna McGue, Frances McGuilin, Wilma McMullen, Alice Motte, Edward Moore, Arch Moreland, Irvin Morgan, Rose Ella Morris, Thelma Morrison, Wilma Mosby, Nellie Muller, Wilfred Neal, Donald Neal, Irene Neal, Tom Necessar , Bob Needs, Ciace Neff, Eloise Neff, Esther Nelson, Mary -63- Newberry, Nancy Lee Newman, Burl Newman, Dennis Newman, Ola Mae Noble, Clifton Noble, Freda Notte-r, Frances Oppenheim, Jane O Shea, Harold Owen, Bertha Pahl, Eloise Patrick, John Patrick, Otto Pauley, Raymond Perry, Hatfield Peters, Evelyn Phillips, Leroy Pifer, William Pennick, Virginia Plymale, Dw ght Poague, Elizabeth Polan, Constance Pollock, Eloise Porter, Clarence Preston, Mason Pritchard, Romaine Quells, Tennis Ray, Blanche Rayhovitch., Mary Reasor, Margaret Reed, Virginia Mae Rice, Josephine Rice, Virginia Roach, Calvin Roberts, Charles Roberts, Donald Roberts, Hester Rose, Tom Rowley, William Schramim., Charles Schultz, Kathleen Scroglam, Mary Seiber, Anna Carolyn Shank, Marjory Shannon, Raymond Shaver, Ruby Sheets, Ernest Singer, Harriet Shipe, Mary Catherine Shriver, Reid Simmons, Howard Slone, Janey Frances Smith, Elsie Smith, Julian Paul Smith, Mary Ellen Smith, Carlton Raymond Smith, Virginia Smythe, Joe Smythers, Oakley Solomon, Sanford I Spessard, Dorothy Spurlock, Azel Stackhouse, Ellen Stafford, Vernon Starkey, Dorothy Starr, Pauline Lillian Stevens, Aldine Stevens, William Stewart, Rosalie Stock, Lora Stone, Inez Irene Staufer, Fred Strank, Lydia Sturm, Harold Sublett, John Sullivan, Cecil Sullivan, Margaret Sumter, Luther Sutherland, Delbert O. Swann, Clay Swann, Mazelle Swann, Virginia Swartz, Anna. Belle Sweney, L. William Sweney, Mary Grace Symington, Donald I. Taylor, Nancy Taylor, William Thomas, Leon Thompson, Helen Virginia Thompson, Ruth Thompson, Nell Wray Thornburg, Miller Tobin, David Treese, Mary E. Trowbrid e, Mary E. Trustle, garnet B. Tucker, Dorothy Turner, Tom, Turley, Pauline: Tweel, Nick Varnum, Hazel Via, Lillian Via, Mar aret Wagner, gflaywood Wa ace, Ted Walton, Lillian Watkins, Beulah Watson, Clara Mae Watts, Margaret Weaver, Jack Wells, Anita Wells, Opal Wells, Mabel Weiford, Keith White, Ferdinand White, Helen Withers, William Wa er, Louise Wallllme, Fred Ward, J oven Ward, George Watson, Elwyn Wellman, Opal White, Leslie Witten, J ack Wild, Carter Wilcox, Charles VVlley, Ruby Wilson, Willis Wilson, Carrie Williams, Laceryjette Williams, Mildred Williamson, Robert Wolfe, Virginia Wolfe, Mary Woods, Betty Woodyard, George Worrell, George Wray, Everett Wright, Allen Wyant, Dallas Yeater, Thelma Yost, Albert -64- , 1, ,l M my I , ,M fmw, ,,,,,,,luo, ,W WW rI,,w,,w11,13-,,,w,,,1,l,,,,,:' Wal 5 5 Sophomore B Class EDWIN CONLEY ..........................................................,,........ President PAUL Lumen ........ Vice President KYLE J orrns ..,................................................... Secretary-Treasurer CLASS SPONSORS Mas. CAHPBELL, Chairman Miss Crabtree Miss Eagan Mr. Seibert Mr. Cornetet Adkins, Charles Adkins, Clodeon Adkins, Aren Adkins, Howard Adkins, Willard Alexander, Clifford Allen, Imogene Artrip, James Arthur, Margaret Atkinson, Kenneth Atkinson, Ralph Baker, Ferda Ballard, Traynham Bane, Maziay Barbour, aye Baumgardner, Henry Baumgardner, Verda Baylous, James Beard, Charles Bell, Genevieve Bellamy, Duard Bellville, Vincent Bennett, Melvin Bias, Carl Bick, Robert Blake, Charles Bledsoe, Mary Bockway, Wi lium Boone, ames Boothby, Leslie Bousman, Tate Bowen, Selma Bowen, Lat Bowen, Orville Brackman, Jake Bradley, La Veta Bragg, Charles Brock, Beatrice Brown, Goldie Brown, Paul Browning Mary Broyle, iawatha Burns, Violet Burtlett, Elizabeth Mr. Fox Mr. Crow Mr. Pollitt Miss Daniel Byers, Virginia Callicoat, Raymond Callaway, Adelia Carpenter, Anna Carpenter, Everett Carr, Franch Castle, Sam Castle, Wilbur Chapman, Carrol Chapman, Opal Chapman, Tom Chapman, Virginia Childers, Marian Christy, Julius Clark, Lee Clarke, Herman Clonse, James Clutts, Charles Cody, John Con ey, Edward Copeland, Donald Corn, Lois Cottle, Aveline Crabtree, Eva Crawford, Leonard Cremans, Mary Cummins, Elizabeth Curry, J uanice Curtis, Luther Curtis, Roy Dailey, Kathleen Dailey, Margaret Darnell, Eu ene Davidson, 'Igiomas Davin, Virginia DeHart, Ezra Devers, Virginia Dick, Charles Dickerson, Virginia Dillon, Ainsworth Dillon, Prichard Dixon, Charles Dobbins, Josephine Donally, Sally 4 , ,- , L ,Q ,Ii 4 e ' ' 1 Y J -7 1 f5 ff1 f'y L' WL' 1 f H l ll J N lllwflmln, ,l,ll,m wl,,wW will ll lwllllll WW l 1 3 X l ' ' ' 'I -, lu! l1 i5I,f l ll llxllhllllll llllll Nl W l M l, lwrnm Dowd, Mildred Drown, Margaret Dury, Margaret Duff, Edan Dunfee, WiHa Dunfee, Howard Earl, Aralec Eifort, Anna Rose Epling, Raymond Esque, Dorothy Estep, Lorraine Evans, Alton Evans, Arville Evans, Edward Fellure, Elizabeth Ferguson, Ann Ferguson, Ester Ferguson, Mary Ferguson, Wilma Fiedler, Marie Fisher, Richard Folsom, Betty Forbes, Elsie Frazier, Mildred Freeman, James Fulk, Ro Fulks, Albert Fuller, John Fulchers, Frances Ganjot, Anne Gerchow, Ralph Gibbs, James Gill, Ophelia Gillette, i Verlin Gold, William Goodall, Phyllis Gray, Harry Grainn, Carl Green, Paul Grimes, Leonard Grogan, George Hall, Virg'nia Hallanan, Imogene Halley, Cecil Halstead, Carry Halstead, Elizabeth Hanshaw, Cloris Harbour, Helen Harris, Kathleen Harrison, Harry Harrison, Jesse Harshbarger, Shannon Hart, Louise Hatfield, Irene Hatten, Lemuel Hawkins, John Hedger, Charles Heiner, Charles Henderson, Samuel Henry, Robert Hiehle, Albert Hildebrand, Chester Hilsheimer, Robert Hinchman, Juanita Hiniek, Goldie Hinnerman, Kenneth Hite, Zelrna Holley, Dorothy Holley, Forrest Huffman, Bernice Hughes, Louie Hurham, Irma Javins, William J enkinson, Elinor Johnson, Eleanor Johnson, Ranzel Johnson, Sodean Johnson, Thomas Johnston, Mary Jones, Frances J ones, Freda L J ones, Josephine Jones, Kyle Jones, Paul Jones, William Jordan, Alice Jordan, Rgph Kennedy, orothy Kiif, Midge Kirk, Gar and Layman, Paul Leith, Edna Mae Leonard, Anna Louise Lewis, Howard Lewis, Ruby Linkfield, Paul Long, Fredrick Lytton, Gwyn Maddy, Helen Marple, Earl Martin, Alvin Martin, Grace Masker, Jennie Mae McClung, Eloise McClure, Corren McKalip, Wallace Melrose, Lorena Melrose, Willis Midkiif, Murza Miller, Lulamae Miller, Mildred Mills, Anna Lou Mills, Carol Minnick, Robert Mitchell, Donald Mobley, Elza Moore, Douglas Moorman, Lucille Moreland, Lillian Morgan, Ray Morgan, Vivian Morris, Edward , U l l ll wx ll J ' 1 H , , S - A -...Jr rr-' L 14.3 gear: Mullins, Helen Mullins, John Myers, Carl Myers, Herbert Nelson, Kathryn Nibert, Elmer Nicholas, Edith Nixon, Kermit Norris, John Notter, Mary Owens, Sam O'Donnell, Joe Pack, Dick Parker, Gladys Parker, Mary Pemberton, Don Perdue, Jinnie Pickering, Gene Pinkus, Jean Pinnell, Eugene Plymale, Ray Pollock, Bart Porter, Edgar Porter, Helen Priddy, Donald Price, Pe Prindle, mam Ramey, Irene Ray, Blanche Reynolds, Phyllis Rhodes, Thomas Richards, Verna Riley, Chester Roach, Marjorie Road, Fred Roan, Theone Roan, Ralph Roberts, Avanelle Robson, John Robson, Norman Roby, Naomi Ro ers, Dorothy Rofph, Mary Romans, Hilda Rowe, Mack Roy, Melba Rumbaugh, William Runyon, Thelma Russell, John Saunders, Marvin Saunders, Robert Sayre, Devona Sayre, Howard Scaggs, Ann Scanlon, Ardeth Scarberry, William Schaber, Bertha Schoelein, Elvera Scott, Virginia Seale, Ross Seaman, VVinona Sellards, Marion Sexton, Helen Sharpe, Robert ' Shaver, Elsie Shearer, Faye Sheets, Audrey Simonton, Raymond Simms, Juanita Simms, Major Smith, Ormal Stafford, June Stark, Donald Steele, Grace Sullivan, Bernice Stulman, Jack Stevens, Beulah Stift, Virginia Surbaugh, Evelyn Swann, Frances Tabor, Glenola Taylor, Eva. 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WMM N, ' 'VW 'ii-.hi A rp 51631: N , The Fundamental Growth On the first day of September, 1931, a group of young aspirants for positions to emblazon the name of Huntington High School began their practice at League Park under the wise instruction and shrewd guidance of two able mentors, Coach Hol Slutz and his first assistant, Mr. Edgar G. Crow. Turning their backs to the lean season of 1929, Coaches Slutz and Crow began slowly and fundamentally to train' the aspirants for the various positions, with the result that the most im- pregnable and irresistible line of the state, along with a backfield well instructed to follow the line through the ruins, was presented to the spectators of gridiron warfares. Three losses and one draw must here be recorded. In the opening game of the season the Alumni showed enough of that spirit and prowess that made them formidable foes of the past to defeat the nascent Pony Expressf'. From that day, as the weeks rolled around, the Pony Express grew to new heights each week. But one week the growth of the Pony Express waned, and the sudden and abnormal growth of the Big Reds of Parkersburg caused the honors to be allocated equally to both teams. Dividing the honors at Parkersburg apparently stunted the growth of the Pony Express , for the Tomcats from Ashland hewed hither and thither at Fairfield Stadium to lop the growth of the Pony Express to the sound of 14--0. Convalescing slowly from the hewing of the Tomcats , Huntington, with two of its most synthetic leaves lost, was barely able to defeat the Wild Cats from Logan. Thus was the status of the Pony Express in its last game before the meeting of The Mountain Lions from Charleston. The Pony Express was to oppose an undefeated team, its most spirited rival. What would the vegetating Pony Express do? However, it continued to learn under the clever tutelage of Coaches Slutz and Crow. The day of the game arrived, and the fateful game was at hand, thought many loyal followers of the Pony Express . The Ponyl Express ap- peared before the eyes of its multifarious followers, who had come to endure the baneful medicine of defeat, if fate should ordain it. The whistle blew and the game began. The gradual declining growth of the Pony Express seemed to wilt under the scorching drives of the Mountain Lions . But there came a lull in the terrific onslaught of the Mountain Lions , and in this lull the fates had decreed that the Pony Express should grow. It did grow. It surpassed its former height and reached a taller one in enmeshing the Mountain Lions to the net of 1-L-0. Not when the final whistle blew did the Pony Express cease, but long after twilight its foliage continued to shine as if it were in the warm rays of the sun. On Thanksgiving Day the Pony Express journeyed to Augusta, Georgia, where the sudden growth of the Pony Express could not accustom itself to the long trip of transplantation on foreign soil. Augusta, Georgia trimmed its top to the limbs of 19-144. But the growth of the Pony Express' was not stunted. On November 6, its growth was greatly enhanced in defeating Seth, 18-0. Touch- ing the dome of the coveted state championship, the growth of the Pony Express surpassed all other contenders. The Pony Express suffered two serious injuries in the Dupont Manual game. Claude Starkey received a serious eye injury and Phil Baer suffered a fractured skull. As trophies the members of the Pony Express received gold footballs and white sweaters, the latter being emblematic of champions. ..71.. L........, CHHMQERS oswr-QLD STFIRKE Y A H Hlmiv CRHLJFORD To m ,2 . J A A V .'XRTIII'R C,11,xMm:ns .....,, E IAIUVVARD fJSVYAI,D ...,...,. if ,, 1 0liRl-1S'l' Nm l'mRcH ...,, my v .,,,..,..l'.ml ......,,...Tackle f C1.A1'm-1 S'r,xR1u:Y ..,,. ,,,,,..... H ulfback Cuu. HIL'KliH ',.,,,,,, ... ., ..IIz1If'lmck EDWIN CRAVVFURIJ ,.,, , ,, ,,,,, Tackle ISHN Tonlx ..,,,,,.,... ......... C luard AI.l4:x GIIIZ .,,,,,,,,,,,......,,,,,.......,..,,,,. Guard ,fQl12lI'tl l'bill'k 'VTTXMQ u mwf'Ww:uw wx T Qi is ' s W W' J' Q. BEER F Ellllll-I IQING QC1 mt L gntgr Hr'N'rHu KINCAID bullh ul K mswrzu li fumrx XYINSUN XVRIGH1' JACK Russ: ....,,,,,, Jos: S1I.vmnmx. Pun. BARR ......... E Ml-zusmm W x 1 W w me-a VJHR TURNER GHRNER W QQ B L ,L . v jf W ,AA W - Q ' Vi ggi. x ' . L U 4, K 1 Y U ' Y 1'L..i.J N ' N LL 4- ,. , , uwmm ETH .um ....,,,,.... il mac' H P U W H lfl k V . A , BVI: 'l'URNr:u, ,,,,,,,, .,.,,,,,..,.,, ....,,,,A,.,. I ' Ind ' W A ' , YQ Ulcomzrz G,mNr::z,,, ....... Quartm'bac'k X h A Hun, I,YKINS ,,,,,...,...,,,. ,,.,...,,.,,,,.. I 'Ind V A . 2 lin' SCHMINHAUM ..,.,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,,, ' Fuvklc .Y 1 I , '-11.5 STEVE BALOGII .,,,,,.,., ..,,.. I iulflmck 'f jf H H In BILL 'TAYLOR .,.,,...,,.,. ,,,,,, I ialfbzwk A fr 1 ' , V I li. Vx-zuxux IIOVYELL .... ,,.... I ialfbavk A 4 , H 'W A i' V- I V A -.Su H - , XJ H I 4 E 44 4 Q x .sv , ' if 2, if COLENHN PHRKER is HHPMHN PETERS MAmuc11: llnnmrrsox.. ..., .. l u.xNK Snmx ,,,,,, ., ..... . ....f1lli'll'd Fllllhzwk l'1.Al'nE lkxuxmx ,..,,, .. .,,, End, .Xll-State C,mR01,L l'n1.r:nAx. . ..,...., .. B1-:N.1AM 1 N CllAP1!lAN.....,. .Im-1 RUACII ,,,,,. . ...... .. ,..,. End ........wEI1d ...Tackle J ACK Pr:'rl-:Rs ..,..............,.. ,, ..,....... Manager C'u,mI.r:Y CHUCK I,Ew1s ..,.... ...Center LENS 1 5: 1 .11 4 V' fi? ww? , wmv Q? 1 5. .fy -n1Lf3lT'i W' ' ' -mu Y. aw' 1 n, E B '5 Wm 1 Wy ' , lk! N--. ::: ' g g1y A .9 f 1 -Q' ' l l A 1-. fy 3'1Qjw,1W ?i'1WmHJ x i z 'M X , V 'x y- Something About the Basketball Champions of West Virginia The success of the Pony Express lies in its fundamental conception of basketball. Without such a conception its season of 1931 would not have been a success. I speak of the season of 1931 because that part of the schedule completed in 1930 was not a success, if we shall consider victories as success. But the Pony Express acquired a knowledge which brought success, a fundamental knowledge. At the inception of the season Emmy Floyd was ineligible. At mid-year the Pony Express was deprived of the services of Tom Hallanhan and Benjamin Chapman, who graduated, and Eddie King, whose legal period of participation in high school athletics expired. After the mid-year it was several weeks before the Pony Express began to show a functioning of a team built on a foundation of fundamental training. The Pony Express began to show progress when it de- feated Ceredo Kenova, Ashland, Parkersburg, and Charleston in the later part of the season. The Pony Express defeated Charleston and Ashland twice, breaking even with Parkersburg and Ceredo Kenova. The Pony Express entered the sectional tourney at Marshall College. All opponents were decisively defeated. The Pony Express was then ready to compete in the state tourney at Buck- hannon, A great number of people anticipated the wane of the Pony Express's success. They were not aware that the Pony Express was not built on a sand bottom. Its foundation was firmly composed of the fundamental training, which is the teaching of Hol Slutz and Edgar Crow in all sports supervised by them. Thus, with such a foundation, the Pony Express defeated Terra Alta, Wheel- ing, Hundred, and Parkersburg respectively, to win the state tourney. Before the tourney opened at Buckhannon, the news of the death of Hunter Kincaid's father was received. Hunter remained at Buckhannon, playing a major part in Huntingtonis victory. There were eight men who composed the Huntington squad which participated in the tourney at Buckhannon, They were: Emmy Floyd, Paul Dunn, Elmo Pat- rick, Otto Patrick, Eugene Pee Wee Childers, Claude Parker, James Huron, and Hunter Kincaid. Elmo and Otto are twins. Emmy Floyd was given the distinction of being the tallest boy ever to have taken part in the tourney at Buckhannon. Hunter Kincaid, with 26 points, was the high scorer for the Pony Express . In the sectional tourney Hunter was chosen as captain of the All-Tourney team. Paul Dunn and Emmy Floyd were honored in the sectional tourney by being placed on the All-Tourney team. At Buckhannon Paul Dunn and Elmo Patrick were chosen to be members of the All-Tourney team. Paul plays guard, Elmo forward. All members of the Huntington High School basketball team received white sweaters with a red Hn, an award which is emblematic of champions. -77- 74775 CB -....,,xN ' I1-31 Girls' Basketball, 1930 January 2-H. 213 Alumni 18 January 9-H. 293 Kenova 10 January 16-H. 305 Logan 9 January 17-H. 253 Spencer 13 January 23-H. 223 Man 16 January 31-H. 4-23 Wayne 11 February 6-H 293 Logan 20 February 13-H 29g East Bank February 14-H 34g Wayne 11 February 20-H. 333 Kenova 10 February 21-H 293 Spencer 25 February 28-H. 28g Man 18 The little Pony Express has continued to add state championships to its already long list. In the past three years they have only been defeated once, and that was in 1929 at the hands of Pennsboro. Last year they tied with Man High after having beaten them earlier in the season. Eunice Ballengee and Ruth Coleman were injured in the last game of the season at Man High. Eunice received a fractured skull and Ruth, a badly sprained ankle. We were fortunate that these did not happen earlier in the season. Hazel Ray, Ted Bailey, and Eunice Ballengee have played three years, Ruth Coleman has one more year, and Mollie Hutchinson, high point girl, has 'two more years. This past season proved very successful for the little Pony Express , the forwards making a total of 357 points while the guards held the opposition to 171. The two very 'eiiicient managers must not be omitted from the honors. They were Frances Claypool and Mildred Mahone. -79- Q' Qu, sz Q- 1.X+ ' ,..., rgaf wr gi' M vg , F. M J- , 4' fi f ' - -5 1. -'Q' ,,,l.,.,5g 1 ff: 1 1 4 a -l pf, A ..f: ' :fy -' - hir 5 ' a A ,S RW' , ,A A 9 A53 Q 3'7a..' if r QP'- L :H 'fy-:auf 4 ' V ' T .1-7' 5. -3- .2472 1 .EW A ,- H0065 FISCHER YOST BIILLEN EE -NU... STEVENS HUTCHISON CLBY POOL w 1 L Illcu-:N Hnmuc., ,,,....,, fUl'XV2ll'd, 7 points .Xl.mNl1: STEVENS .... Forward, 21 points M01.l.1r: IiI l'L'IllNSUN .,,,.. . 128 points Rmvv:N,x Frsc I I mx, ,,,.,.,,,,,, , 'l'1u4:1.mm Yom' ,,,,, , , I lmNcr:s Cluxvl-xml. .... . ,l'1I'NlCIi I3A1,IAl1:Nu1f:14: ,.,..,, Forward, , Guard .....GllZlI'd M nnagcr ..,,.G1lurd I-IHRHON l1.vl'luc1-' QVHIIDS I c.rwz1rml, :EH pnintx ll,xz1-.l. lin' liuzzrcl vrmn'N Hui. fK'llfl'l', l-tl points I lCI'IIl.X Il uulux. l m'w:urd, 20 points llI l'Il C'm,l-:xmx ,,, ,,,..,,,,,., .lillzxrrl Ih:.xn1'rll H,xll.l1:x'.. ,... fl'lltt'l'. Sl puinfs W BILL RRY OLEHI BM LEY YNI.. X, 1 w if ,V wi 5 1' ,j' N gr g 1-1,31 ..,, ,.-MM ... ,,Wm.N4w .. W 4 if A fms1M.wLwg,,,,, M' N Track, 1931 Spring has come and the boys at Huntington High School have donned the clothes of a lesser weight to rove the cinder paths in search of whatever honorsl they can win. The track season has arrived. Coach Hol Slutz and his assistant, Mr. Edgar Crow, are fortunate in having a nucleus of material from which, with their ingenious mouldings, will grow a group of boys individual enough in their preferences of track to score enough points as a group to defeat a great many of theirtfoes. On the eleventh day of April the boys received their first taste of outdoor competition for this year. Although there were no brilliant performances, much promising material exhibited itself. Jimmy Warfuel won the dashes in easy style. Jimmy holds the state record for the 4-4-0-yard dash. Although Jimmy is ineligible at present, he is expected to participate successfully later in the season. On Jimmy Warfuel's speed rests the chances of a state championship, which will make the third for Huntington High School in the school year of 1930-1931. Phil Baer and Earl Lykins pole-vaulted to a height that ought to equal that of any other com- petitors of the state. 'Carl Hickey jumped more than 20 feet in the broad-jump. Howard Ward showed plenty of form in winning the low hurdles. Phil Baer, with Jimmy Calloway following closely, won the high hurdles. Earl Lykins, who now holds the state record for the javelin, surpassed all others. Eddie Crawford hurled the discus farther than all others. Nolan Fowler, a very promising athlete, threw the hammer farther than all other competitors. Marvin Curtis won the mile run, but the time taken shows much room for improvement. Vinson Wrighti was suc- cessful in the half-mile run, but the time will have to be cut down in order' to bring him success in state meets. The shot-put was also won by Eddie Crawford. Claude Starkey, who ran second to Jimmy in the dashes, will have to carry on for H. H. S. in Jimmy's place, if Jimmy does not become eligible. Thus with such promising material, material which has competed before for H. H. S., the outlook appears successful. I shall not take upon myself the task of predicting the outcome of the state meet at Morgantown, which will take place some time in April. I do not know what material the other competing teams may present at Morgantown, but taking into consideration the experience of our boys one is inclined to have a feeling that there is another state championship in the wind. But we must wait the obscure future. -83- F i i 3 eff fi fi '-fe' - .wg -- aa.-: W f-ff M xr-'f xiyk xxx E i . !,. Q' . 5 I A Fairfield Stadium SCORES OI 1930 CHAMPS September Svptenlbcr 0C't0ber October October October November ova-mber Novcmbcr November N ovcmber Alumni IIS Portsmouth U lVaym' 0 Ccrcdo-Krsnmvi 0 YVl1vs'ling 0 Uupont lllanuul 0 Parkersburg 0 Ashland 18 Logan 0 Clll!1l lt'St0Il 0 Augusta, Ga. 19 Features I X xi I'- - f , ,LQ - 14--,P V- w .1 ..,,,4H, , 4.1 . 1 J. IH, , -- , . - 2 . .11 I '94 '1 'H'-' ' . ' utstanding Students A- . , V v FRANCES THUMA GEORGE ciARNER LILYAN CLARK PHILIP BAE11 -,57- s J I fl ii Q I , , As WC Sce.The'm fm x g Nfl 1 sir! pl ,. S A al X X as .Q x X 'sm X 5 'X V a J ' 5 . x X iq? wh 5- X 5 W X X X Y X f W 1 1. i -I V Y kr M . 4 x 5 M G Hwvuw wwf? ixvwrpfuxql wwkw yfmv 1 y I W lf H 'B or f or l , l ll l 'l www ll ll ll 1 As Most popular girl ....... Moat popular boy ...... Wittiest girl .................. Wittiest boy .................. Best looking girl ....... ,.w, Best looking boy ............ Laziest girl .............. Laziest boy .............. Loudest girl .......,..... We Know Them mm Twnon Acx GERMAN ..........FRANCES J ohms ..........,RICl-IARD Ponrmn ..,.......EL0lEE Wn.soN ,..................CHAnLs Donn .........KATHRYN. Pnoclron .........EnwA1m Hrrrmxn .l ....... FRANCES JONES Loudest boy .........,.................. ........... R ICI-nib Pan-run Most Best sport-boy ............,... Most Most Most studious girl ..,... Most ..............HUNTER Knszciun egotistical girl .....,.,... ........,.,,,, E LLA J EAN S1-ANARD egotistical boy ....,. ,.... ......,.... R A YMOND Huupmuws ...,,..,.,...HELEN WELLMAN studious boy .,.,..,,.... .,..o.,..,. R AYMOND Humrmuws Biggest bluff-girl ........... ............. E LEANQR MQRGAN Biggest bluff-boy ...... .. Tallest girl ...............i Tallest boy ........... Shortest girl .....,...... Shortest boy ............. Thilmest girl ........... Thinnest boy .......... Neatest girl ............. Neatest boy ............. ........r.PA'r PA'r'rEnsoN ....,...............-........BEssuz: Gimrs ...,.,.....CHARLES N manoncurir. ..........ELIZABETH Lrrscnmnl ..fp. .................,. ARNOLD Moomz: ........,....MElRCIA ANN Kmims ....,.,....RAYMOND Huurmzmvs .....,......ERNESTINE BARTELS Acx GERMAN ...90... ll T H l ll iw ww X.. .. , 5-I, ' - congenial girl ....,.....,... .,.......... A Liam HARDMAN 3 'T Y , . , , - : ar- ,-. Q: . 1 ' m...g..,.ir.l. r. 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A Fu aT N N S Sfudv-xi' C XAYDdvu. ,l i V311 I I l ' 4 -AEEXLSQAY - I ApvxN'E-EGSXQWA Now KSYHG-XWM10. vo qc T All o th Qov qayammnw raawt-11. TALK-4 Dang avux fha F A X AXXXNAAK Boqivxd C w Scum-:v?Lxw A Q' 7md.UxMh-w U ' N Fha Ii. N u.n.s.- hudihv 5 1 - N if X 6 mm f w W I, , , X Stn S St 4 ,Xa A Q Wiki' Seiuovi SALQ Good-b H.H.S. at V . ,xi x w 4531. Q . 44,515 .- - va ,A Rl I'H E. RENIKIC III. MR. E. Q. SXVAX FRANCES JONES IY. MR. T, SMITII BREW V. HELEN GAY JONES - 103 - X fs IR Clubs 4 ' A?hF' I Ifnfi , 1 J 'A if -If. I ,f'5,+ ,Ing I1.f,',. 'I ,J.I . f I' ' I I., I -I ' 'I V , Q ' - ' . U IJ I- V ' A I, :AAI A , 4 Qfwf-f I -. A . ..,, Ai., I . f IIS A Iv - r I L. r, . A,.PA.A -. - fu I A.4I-',,f'. .AI A MA. .AAI flkh.. ..II If. Ir ' . . j ',,. , n I . nv . I-. . I- 'I . , A A ' I VAAVAIIAAA, A AA I ' . A A,',' Y A .Y ' k Avia- 'QQ Tw ' .1 H. I -, I, ' - ff!-J t ' ' a1 ' . -A 'I al. I .I .,, A. . ,. I- A I I ng: I ' Inf? ' AAI.: . 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'K .. 1 A f -- X Xi' T' 3 lD , ga, mf e W 'fiwi - , ' , K w - T 1 1 K ,':' : ' -asz T5 N E I' 1 :. :,.z - .Q Q 4 J . .,:i,.?:. , f , ,1,:s i:,:.QQ ' ...11: ,5:.i:, ...Tr . .gy . A X ' A ,-, I . ..:i, , .. is-:W . N, ' . - , X-A sf 9 I gf 'fi ' I l' ll ' W 2e1i3 36 PW wi f '+ 2 A I . I' ' x H 1 3 i 4Ml,M wM QM QMIQM gmlgmm 0 0 U Torch Society A Chapter of the National Honor Society OFFICERS FOR FIRST SEMESTER Norm Fnrrnn .........,..A...,.... , ........,.................,................. ........ .... . ELOISE SADLER ..,........... JOHN Vnsr ..........,........ FRANCES THUMA .......... .President Vice President ................Secretarg ...............Treasurer OFFICERS FOR SECOND SEMESTER HELEN GAY JONES .................................................................... President WILLIAM NEAL...- ......... .......... i Vice President MADALINE, Moiuus ........... .................... JS er,-retary JACK PANCAKE ..........,.. .......... T reasurer Mn. J. A. YAGEL ............. ..............Sponsor This club, the Torch Society, is the most exclusive organization ln the entire school since it requires a great deal of hard work to become a member. Love light and seek knowledge, the motto of the club, stands for all that is best and noblest, and upholds the loftiest standards and ideals. Purple and white are the colors-purple standing for scholarship and leader ship, white standing for character and service. The club is composed of the upper fifteen per cent of each Semor B Class The membership this year is the largest ever in the history of the club Each semester the club has a party, this year being a spaghetti supper at Joe's Place in Ashland. A grand time was had by all. s,f aa' sez' fo! lgmtf! 9 u 50 E011 I1 KA Mx xwa'-nk -4-A , f M U I f KJ my fff1 .in Crucible Club OFFICERS FOR FIRST SEMESTER JACK PANCAKE ........,...............,,,.,........A....,...........,,,,.,.......,,,,....... President Jon CHILDS ............,.....,,,,..., ,......... V ice President ALLIE No'r'r1-:R ..................,,,. .,,,..w....,............ S ecretary CHARLES ARMSTRONG .....,..,. .......,.,........,.......,...... T reasurer HENRY Bnon .....,..,...4....,....... ............. S ergeant at Arms OFFICERS FOR SECOND SEMESTER Jon CHILDS .........,.,..,,.........,,,...........................,,,,.,............,A............ President ALLIE No'r'rER ............ ....,..... V ice President JACK MAURICE ................. ....,.................... S ecretary CHARLES GEBHART ...,..w,... ...A...,.......,.,...,,,......... T reasurer JACK PANCAKE .........,...,.,. ..,........,,. S ergeant at Arms The Crucible Club of Huntington High School has again completed another successful year. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Cornetet, the club has grown in both number and interest. In keeping with its policy of extending to students interested in science more information than that which is given in the class, the Crucible Club has set and maintained a high standard of club programs. In the past. year the club has been host to such men of science HS Prof. H'ron, Prof. Navarre, and Prof. Utterback. All of these men provided. very interesting instruction to the members of the club. Besides the purely scientific side of its organization, the Crucible Club has a noted social aspect. The group has been entertained at a banquet and has listened to suchenoted humoristologists as Arthur Viehman and others. Requirements for membership are that all members have an average of B or more in science. It speaks well for Huntington High School scholarship that the membership is so large. gi.. I I iiii I 1 I' 6 .X X ztxzzfw.. - ,N . .... .H M. I f .U N 3 A U UH 44 X fl A 'f5 'N M:-M-MT:-ua bf 156-9 .Fi .1 . ,ag E15 -i :asf :as 9, Mfg ij ...... 1 -1 ,.'- f I 1 .4 It .Ab .!' 'fx agp, , A 71 7 w2.i1-- . S 4 Q Q, Y 2 wx n my ,...H Q. - 1 1 ,. - Q ' iA I . 1 . g 3' Nav E9 1 '55 f 1 A' . 7 V fi f , 1, sf , 5 w ' '4 D ' h ----,.. A T .X -,',. L:--.' 1: -yi- , . ' a x- gwmmmyfm Wm SR ,,:f QW ,,.. K .VA, ' . V l ' as J E t Q f?'3E W QW' i fF.wf ,,V ' g My F ,.f I L, X. .. f Q 1? .,,,, H M qbyl R it' f 1-f av . v , V rf ks Ti L. 'K f ,, is 4 if K X .Fira fx 1 4 X 'i- iiiv N Scrlbblers Club OFFICERS FOR FIRST SEMESTER VIRGINIA RAMSAY ...................,.................,............................... -..President JACK MAURICE .,... -...- ......,..... .-- ....., Vice President MINNIE LEE LUcAs ..,............ ............... JS ecretary JACK PANCAKE ....................... .......... T reasurer OFFICERS FOR SECOND SEMESTER JACK MAURICE ..........................,.................... -.- .... - ........... -.....Prendent HENRY Bnon ................................ ............ V ice President MARTHA ANNE HARVEY ........... ................ S eeretary HELEN GAY JONES ........,...,..... .......... T reafsurer T Miss HEPBURN ................... .................... ............... S p onsor The Scribblers' Club, one of the outstanding organizations at H. H. S., is an honorary literary club, having as its purpose to foster the appreciation of literature through the development of individual talent. The club exists- not only for its own beneit but for the general good of the school-witness that handbook-published in the fall of 1931-the only such publi- cation in the schoo1's history. The handbook is not the only project completed, for an interesting scrapbook of H. H. S. news items has been started which is to be handed down ,to posterity. And no one will forget the c1ub's annual assembly, Not Quite Such A Goose . Mention must be made also of the weekly Tatler column conducted by Scribblers. Well! Here's to a very active year for Scribblers' Club-andlthree cheers for their sponsor, Miss Hepburn. r K m 'O X - . 44 ang' IQQO ' A . , QT A 5 4,5461 QQQQQQQ Oegf 1 V' R 1 I f A ,Q I L Z K l x f' f' ff ff f xX -x N xXx xx 2 D x X 1 'AA,. 1 , ,,., . E bw 9 , . 5 ,gig 55, V In b ,, , 'if v-:,. 'Q 2 E :,. i 65.1, Q51 .. N f t w , ,1, 'A, E 1 . , , . Q 5 -' ,N fi ' ' C r X WM gig I J OW lf gff ik E, sig A il N i W' 3 ,M Q? I The House of Usher OFFICERS FOR FIRST SEMESTER RAYMOND Bom' .................. .,,..........,........ . Q .....................,.,...... Head Usher ERNEST TWEEL ............,.,..... ........... M aiu Floor Captain CHARLES ARMSTRONG .........A.................. .,.............. B alcony Captain OFFICERS FOR SECOND SEMESTER Enrzasr TWEEL ........, , ,...... .............................,...................... H cad Us-her CHARLES ARMSTRONG ..,....,.. .......,.. M ain Floor Captain DAVID TOBIN ,............,..........,. ,....,......... B alcony Captain Miss IDA FUL'roN ..,..........,................ ......,,.. ....................... S p oinsor The House of Usher is responsible for seating the audience at all plays and exercises sponsored by Huntington High School. In the fall of 1930 we Weref very lucky. Thirteen stalwart Sophomore, B's were added to the old foundation and we now feel that the structure is as safe., as The Federal Reserve Bank. All danger of the fall of the House of Usher has been eliminated since we now have twenty sturdy wings . The Staff consists of the Head Usher, who is ably assisted by the Main Floor Captain, Balcony Captain and the Sponsor. The other members are: Mason Preston, Joe Ingham, Dan Churton, Gaines Bryan, William Langfitt, VVilliam Taylor, Donald Haeberle, Miller Thornburg, Norman Taylor, Russell Prichard, Henry King, Jack Weaver, Robert Johnson, Edwin Burris, Orlando Adkins, Ted Wallace, Ferdinand White. sy X' dx X X., ll' Glrl Reserves OFFICERS ERNESTINE BAR'1'EI.s ...............,....,....,....................................... President VIRGINIA RAMBEY ..................... ,,,..........,,.. F int Vice President DOROTHY JANE BoE'r'rE ...,....,..,.......,,... Second Vice President HELEN GAY JoNEs .,.......,.. ..........,.......................... S ecretaxrg JANE TAYLQR ...,................ ..,,,,,,,,, T reasurer COMMITTEES MARTHA ANNE HAIWEY ................... - ......... --.. ...... --...Progra1n Donoruv JANE BOETTE ,..,.......... ........... Financial VIRGINIA RAMSEY .................... ........... M ...... .M embership JANE BAER .......4.................... ............. .. -Social Service MINNIE LEE LUcAs ............ ............................................,...... S ocial MARY JANE ADAMS ............ ............... R eligious Education FRANCES JONES ......... .. .............................. -Publicity Cz? GIRL RESERVE PROJECTS FOR '30-'31 1. Recognition Service each semester. 2. Tea for Freshmen girls each semester. 3. Thanksgiving baskets for poor. ' 4-. Thanksgiving banquet. 5. Christmas baskets for poor. 6. Christmas play. 7. Christmas banquet. 8. Farewell banquet to Senior girls. 9. Ushered for Baccalaureate Service. 10. Manless dance. -118- .M 4 .5 EA: ,HJ .FSF -'ri'-4' is-if . 'S- WM 0 - M V J 0 o P Tl 1 x :vs xulm-.1-'N ii1,'!Q:1-way ! H, W www wJ, 3,'!U' F ... Q. a fy H 1 1 W, ' 1 ' I M! X H- Lg N .,,M Li X T :K ' gg 'ln-E .I fi - ' .1 79 1 SIDENT V. PBESKDENT Bifafsfn- on, mm i1 f , 'r BMTAYLUH mam 11.06 CHQS- HBTHU bg 52, V A, P ' as i ,,, pig Q, 5 --c -' - -'e N Q w, 'IA L.. Y', , X I n .U , 'Q 54 rg? , f V ,VN - .Q ,,.- i wp-.., V : Qy f lw B 1.121 T' 333 .4 'n ,, M, .5-: , --.V 5 if f X, Q Killa GIIIS, Glee Club ' I-IAPPENINGS IN GLEE CLUB Social- First Semester-Get Acquainted Party-Weiner Roast Christmas- Cantata Christmas gifts for three families Musical Comedies- Cupid's Night Out Oh! Doctor! Commencement- Baccalaurette Senior Girls' Quartet - Sarah Vandegrift, Louise France, Lolita Mynes, Ann Stark OFFICERS FOR FIRST SEMESTER ANN CHAPMAN Smnx .....................................,........................ Preswlent ELOISE WILSON ......,................... ...,,......... V ice President Fnimcms THUMA ................ ....................... S ecretary LILYAN CLARK .,....................................................................... -.-.Tremm-er OFFICERS FOR SECOND SEMESTER ELOISE WILSON .......,.......,..................,...................,.,,..,.... -..,....President LILYAN CLARK ....,.....,.r..... ........,......,....,., .................... V i ce President MABLE DUNFEE ,.....,,..,..........................,..,,..,...,.,...............,........... Secretary CAMILLE STRICKLER ....................................,,............................ Treasurer SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS EnNEs'r TWEEL, Tenor MAYMIE WEEKLY, Soprano Boys Glee Club OFFICERS FOR FIRST SEMESTER ERNEST TWEEL ..........................................,.....,......... -..I ............. President HUBER1- Momusorz ............ .,............ V ice President VERNON GENTRY ......,..., ...................... S ecretafry Cuimnms HAYES ......,.......................................,.,.,...............,........ Treasurer OFFICERS FOR SECOND SEMESTER EnNEs'r TWEEL ....................................A.......................,,................ .President WILLIAM SEEGMILLER ...,.............. . ..... .............. V ice President VEnNoN GENTRY ................................................................... - ..... Secretary Bon BUNCH ...............................................................................,....... Treasurer Two trlps were taken. The Natlonal Chorus met at Detrolt, M1ch. and was attended by: Lilyan Clark, Jean Ferguson, Eloise Pollock, Ernest Tweel and George Garner. The A11-Southern Chorus met at Memphis, Tenn. and the following took part: Lilyan Clark, Eloise Wilson, Ernest Tweel and George Garner. .. 122 - as ,. .,.ef .Li .afi.e13. 4 1: . :ki lf ,, 4 J, g ff W W fl' 'WW' I, ffl J . ,,..,, , J 1 '-B A 2 2 V f 4--1' X Mr ? X 49 I X 'ES V, IB A M5 ' of L if ,ot Q 3 musing, Wig FS 1 Q' 42 I lf? ER E f if x u 3 f i . 5 ,Q s E 9 f lj. 1 Art Club OFFICERS CHARLES GEBHART ...................,,............,... ...A........ P resident ALICE HARDMAN .......... ,......,.... S ecretary HOPE MASSEY ......,.,........ ..... ........A.. T r easurer Mo'r'1'o-If eyes were made for seeing, then beauty is its own excuse for being. PURPOSE-TO develop in its members a love for the beautiful and to create an interest in art throughout the student body. The Art Club is now eight years old and is one of the largest and best clubs in Huntington High School. It has accomplished a great many things this year, among which was the sponsoring of a sale of Japanese prints and novelties which was an outstanding successg also several exhibits worthy of comment. A number of delightful parties have been given for the initiation of new members. v The Art Club is gradually growing in size and popularity. 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HOLDERBY ...... ....,,.....,.,. ............. S p onsor The Spanish Club is one of the oldest and most active clubs in school. Its purpose is to create, maintain and extend an interest in the Spanish language. Thirty-two new members were taken in during the second semester, making a total of some fifty members. The c1ub's social activities are quite numerous. In February its semi-annual dance was held at Mr. Holderby's house. In April its annual banquet was held at the Pirate's Den. -128- ,GK . f.,k I 33 'p E S? 4 .Aii i N PM 1- f :df :lv , ,- . . Q is A 5 , 4 My KS v e Q x - 1,29 .. V.. .zi , if so -v ' 1. , k , s JN t College Club OFFICERS FOR FIRST SEMESTER MERCIA ANN KEARNS ,.........................................,.................... President JANE TAYLOR ......l.................... ,.... , ...... I f ice President RUTH DIEHL ........... - .......,......... ................... S ecretary DOROTHY JANE BOETTE ............................,.,................,......... Treasurer OFFICERS FOR SECOND SEMESTER JANE TAYLOR ..........,.............l.l................,........................................ President ERNESTINE BARTELS .............. ............ V ice President VIRGINIA RAMSEY ....................,., ,- ......,........... Secretary MARY LOUISE DICKERSON .....l.. .. .......... Treasurer Miss MARION K11-CH ..,.,......................... ,..l.......................... Sponsor Peppy, vivacious, chic, and first in everything are only a very few adjectives properly descriptive of that up and coming College Club. During first semester the club initiated fifteen new members and it was some initiation. The annual Backward Dance at Minnie Lee Lucas' was a greater suc- cess than ever. Throughout the second semester, the club accomplished many things to make itself more outstanding. One instance in particular will remain in the memories of all-the assembly-a gorgeous style show, which was afterwards proclaimed as one of the finest ever shown. In Order to make it possible forthe club to give a banquet, the members spon- sored a rummage sale and a benefit bridge party. To end the season, a magnificent banquet was given at thd Women's Club for the members and their escorts. Indeed, a great year. l 'F ,.31e.,.m.smIm.iw,a. ' ' I Gllf :KX , s . V.. . A - 'ii -f ,M,,,?2 M, A ff. R , af, -vm, x --MM , ,, M q if f-la : ' I - .. ' fggy ' I ' H L www f izfi 1 ,fs A ' .. --nf f f-.M -7 ,, ,F,,wgg H 2- fI,,l.. .3 ' . 1 1 am i n i ' 1 ' ' Vi ' L ff -f '9i .f . ' -, gpg V' ' ' ' 1 rw if ,w., i,:m'..iff'wi' , lslil li iw M 1',' ll -ill l ' fl'l SFl' l R W ii li ll il' li ,111 '11' ilwllii 'l'li'ilili',i3i',,1ili ' 'Qiw'iliiW - ' Y Dramatic Club One of the major clubs of Huntington High School has for many years been active in student activities. Many people are interested in dramatics and this club gives the student a chance to display his histronic ability. Minnie Lee Lucas was the president in 1930, and then Lewis Welch was chosen for the post in 1931. 1 One play was presented during the last year, The Charm School, a three- act comedy by Alice Duer Miller. It was well presented to the public, a large part of the credit being due to Miss Mary Daniel, the club sponsor and director of the play. Through her efforts the presentation was made a huge success both in, a financial and artistic way. The cast included Ella J can Standard, Lewis Welch, Minnie Lee Lucas, Ray- mond V. Humphreys, Helen Rosier, Ted Thayer, Arthur Viehman, Henry Broh, Lu Mary Wolford, Marie White, Alice Kershaw, Geraldine McVey, Eloise Wilson, and Francis Thuma. During May the organization presented a two-act comedy in assembly. The name of the play was He Married a Dumb Wife, by Anatole France. 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Archer's Flower Shop ...,.................... ........ Ayres-Harwood Shoe Co ........... Betty Lee Bootery ................. Boone, John W ............. Boothe Stella E. .......... Bradshaw-Diehl Co ............. Chamber of Commerce ........... Chapman Printing Cor .......... Conley's Drug Store ....... C. and W. Electric Co ........................... .... ..... Dickinson Brothers Furniture Co ......... Ensign Coffee Co ................................... First Huntington National Bank ......... Frederick Pharinacy .......................... Graves Restaurant ......,.. Guyan Creamery .......... Harvey Motors ..,...... Harvey, O. L .......... Heiner's Bakery ........ Heyl-Wilson .......................... Hoback's Picture Studio .......... Hunters Studio .,....... Q ......... Huntington Optical Co ......,.................. Huntington Tent and Awning Co ......... ...... 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Archibald ..1...,. . ,1 Wallace Stud1os .............................. West Virginia Business College Wright, Geo. H .............. Li ............. ?.'i' ,t. .,'if 111' h V ist onslnnll earchin ra W , -Z! Established 189i on centuries astronomers have Flooked into the skies searching for new worlds, constellations and stars. Aside from their interesting research work, they have learned much that is of practical scientific value. Similarly, in the field of student publications, the Indianapolis En- graving Company searches con- stantly for new ideas, plans and methods that will assist year-book staffs to publish successfully books characteristic of their school and community. The results of these efforts are gratifying. The Annual Planning and Design- ing Department welcomes your inquiries for further information. INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING COMPANY Department of Annual Planning and Designing INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA m -f --V - WV- N - J ... 1,46 In The HCourse Cf Time Une earns hat-- The Educated knows where to find worldly-'wise merchandise '-'H l'l 11411 Run AI.-I4 A'l'lA,1' . I HA IA I l IIYIIIIIIIIIKIII llvill .-.rn wmvsolnvnvv .l.r.lv.n.l.:. nsmngnxlw U I' j MAR HALL CQLLEGE Graduates of Huntington High are fortunate. They have a good school behind them and the open door of a good college before them. They can earn an A. B. degree at half the expense of those who must go away to get a college education. xfvvvx ,Vx,VvxfvcAA f AA,mwx,wf eVA,m,wAAAVNwwxA fvvvvxf. Marshall takes acloantage of this oppor- tunity to congratulate the Huntington High Class of 1931, and to extend a welcome to such members of that great class as may wish to enroll in the Big School at home. cAA,,xq,VXAAfVvxAAAA,vVxAfV VXA,eAAAfvv-VXA,VVvXAA fxAAA,xAAA,CAfvVxAAAAAA fvxfxfvvwx. The session of 1931-32 opens on Monday, September 7. Early plans for those enrolling are advisable. Consult Dean Shouse for Teachers College work or Dean Greenleaf for Work in the College of Arts and Sciences. Morris P. Shawkey, A.M., Ped. D., LL.D., President. - 1,47 - Gs Z, ovER THE GARDEN GATE-H The Secrets Out The Boys A ll Like Braeburn University Clothes Best Two Trousers 3535 - 3539.50 C. K. 0XLEY,S Huntington Tent and Awning Co Awnings Beantify and Protect Ed Phone Us for Estimates Phone 24104 Corner Third Avenue and Eighteenth Street Cs T x S' lu? 'G N 4 H. aff , Q MT : if, ll 'lr . 5 Swim Suit Headquarters Everything for Every Sport Heh! Fellows-H Here,s Your Mocassins TRUE Mocs-HAND SEWED MOCS Black and White-Two Tone Colors Leather Soles-Rubber Soles-Spike Soles Come and X I ' Get 'Em lm ffiIinmmYfWm 'Q' .. K gsm mi ,4',v I, ' 356.50 to 38.50 Heyl-Wilson Athletic Supply AYRES CY COmPa'W -L10 Tenth St. Phone 7671 915 FOURTH AVENUE Iohn W. Boone Clothiev and Fumishew' Huntington, W. Va. 5 lf-- The Frederick Pharmacy Huntington's Foremost Drug Store Corner Fourth Avenue at Tenth Street mrzmmr Phone 8144 I N ff -7 -' ,L EJ, cf!- 1g I STELLA E. BOOTHE up Business School I We Offer a Complete Course In All - Commercial Subjects Our Graduates Always Secure the Best Positions Open ENROLL NOW! kc.. E HA Real D1-ug swf 5 C. st VV. ELECTRIC Co. WE DELVER NeWton's Pharmacy PHONE 25862 1 622 Tenth St. Huntington, W. Va. Q Things Electric Wiring-Fixtures-Radio Electric Refrigeration Home Appliances 532 NINTH STREET Hoback's Picture Shop 1031 FOURTH AVENUE Photographs-Enlargements Novelties Kodak Finishing-Framing 5 I PHONE 24-616 LAKE POLAN, M.D. oCUL1sTs AND OPTICIANS Huntington Optical Co. 324- Ninth Street. Huntington, W. Va. The Princess Shoppe Emtemls to the Class of 1931 Our Congratulations and Good Will The Princess Shoppe 911 THIRD AVE. N 7 COMPLIMENTS OF iHunter's Studio 91 1 M Third Ave. L 1 150 - CONCERNING ANOTHER POPUL RI TITUTIO Outrating any other retail establishment in length of service, this store has become nothing short of an institution in the life of our community. Oldest . . . largest . . . foremost . . . it has been a consistently good store for 37 years. Our name has become synonymous with quality-a reputation that we intend to preserve in the future as in the past-a modern department store in every sense of the word. he Anderson-Newcomb Co. V ' V H zmtingtowfs Foremost Menfs and Boys' Store IIUIUJI Northcott-Tate Hagy Company KENILWORTH SUITE - for - HIGH SCHOOL MEN 352250, 32500, 330.00 All with Two Paints Oxley-Boone Co. ' rl-20 NINTH STREET F DRM I' J. HTIIE BEST OFFOOIY' QQEE Graves R6Sta3UI'3Ht First Huntington 1022 Fourth Avenue National Bank Building HUNTINGTON, VV. VA. HUNTINGTON, W, VA. J. B. GRAVES, Proprietor L 14 Q -I51.. W? , THE It MIDLAND MARKET 10th St. at 7th Ave. Every Good Thing -tg ' y ,,3'frtN,l 5 aw' BETTY LEE FOOTWEAR Speedy shoes with dashing lines. You'll have to see them on your feet to appre- ciate how flattering they really are. to Eat The Greatest Values in Town Under One Roof Egg? 5533! Betty Lee Booterie 315 NIN TH ST. L The Newest Style Frocks for Graduation . Bread Our buyer zs now busy se- lecting the new styles for -Und- p r o m s and graduation time. No two alike. Cakes mm Famous for Quality 0- J ' MUTHSUH T Redi-Sliced Twin Loaf Dept. Store Whole Wheat 831 Fourth Ave. gl' 4 , I N L W Wen's l - Compliments Commercial SfUC1i0 Swan-Morgan Commercial Qmpgny 1010 TWELFTH AVENUE Portraits Kodak Finishing mmm Enlarging Twenty-four Hours, Service on All Kodak Finishing C. E. OWEN, Mgr. NZM? Ninth St. Huntington, VV. Va. .JJ g Office Equipment Royal Sales and Service 5 D f. CONLEY'S Huntingtonfs' Largest Drug Store 531 NINTH STREET .-I Uombinartion. of Finest lfofees Urine Guyandotte Club Coffee MELLOYNHAROMATIC-DEI,ICIOUS Roasted in Huntington 'll DICKINSON BROTHERS Out of High Rent District Complete Home Outfitters till-613 Fourth Ave., Huntington, W. Va. -..JJ Buy Here and Be Stylish Mrs. Jack Vermillion MILLINER Room 6, First Natl. Bank Bldg. Clothing 8: Haberdashery ..fo,- the Young Man Amsbary oz Johnson 321 TENTH STREET The Model Laundry Co. The Home of Clean Linen Phones 7-l-05 and 6-I-17 O. I.. FRANCE, Pres. VV. VV. VVALLACE, Sec y-'I'rvus. l 2 L -153 U Q In ll , Q r l , i' ,H+ w vmttp ' 4 H., Xian ,Q 1'2,fl9ly ww .. ' m -- ,177 WM W ,fi uh .1 gl , in l ,mimi lil 1 ll I L Compliments GUYAN CREAMERY COMPANY IUIEUIIIIJI Safe Milk Delivered to Your Home Spalding SZ Wilson Athletic Equipment Baseball, Tennis, Golf, Football qrwinkp Qlohnnyj STARR - STUART Sporting Goods Co. 1004 Fourth Avenue F GEO. I-I. WRIGHT CO. Men's Wear Wright on the Corner HUNTINGTON, W. VA. . tl Rogers Jewelers Present their compliments The Home of Blue White Perfect Diamonds Members of the Gruen Watch Guild Dignifled Credit Terms Dependable Jewelry, Watches and Diamonds Rogers Square Deal Jewelers Ninth Street and Fourth Avenue In Florentine Hotel Bldg., Hutington A hland Store, Camayo Arcade, Ashland, Ky. .Af .wr 1 .ni 1 X , . , :V may H If -' I, M ,, ,K i . u .,.. ',:,.i.,xn?.: .I mini' Jw... L . :All LAALAQY' I' 4:.:.: :..: A f f u 3 X 5 fi fx., t tt , M l y ft, o osr we f a 4' ' ft ,rm if - ,ti:E:: is 1 J ' . r gf ,st ,,, - r r lift l t i A EfiEi ,, fp, .,., go I THE LAW qzzmzlr your mzfi 'til it reaches your door State laws regulate and assist the dairying industry to assure pure milk production. Your milkman exercises the utmost care in the handling and trans- portation of the milk to you. When it passes into your hands be sure that your milk is kept safe with proper refrigeration. Bacteria increase at an alarming rate above 500. ELECtric refrigeration always maintains an even temperature below the danger mark. GENERALQ ELECTRIC ALL STEEL REFRIGERATOR APPALACHIAN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY i l X i l N J- W1u '3i,hj1 w, 'v1Pi.:,w Th i- i,-. x hw., ,L i hh,h:.,,.'E hm uh' uh -if Nw- ' .Y 5. U 5 HW V' 1' .. ., X ' shhhhh on ch. of Huntington ARCHER'S FLOWERS mm :ummm 1 1 20 Third Ave - f Fourth Ave. at Fifth sh. Always Per ect Sixth Ave. at Eighth St. For A ll Occasions Sixth Ave. at 21st St. mm mm has-has TENTH STREET Phone Phones: Home 6940 Store 4209 Best Wishes Graduates of 1931 Punting m Company SHI V ELY,S Opposite Huntington High School Drug Sundries Everything from Calling Cards to Newspapers . IIIDIIUIIILI . Cigars Prescriptions W'e are back of the public schools and S O d as the youth of Huntington Sandwiches mnmmm 637 TENTH STREET Phone 5459 .nLri -,2 ' ,lamb , , - V W, nf I' -3.1 Mg.15iP4...d-dialui-Qi' i V A Square Deal Stantlard Shoe Shop Pfmlmg 55 I Publlshlng A Square Deal for Everybody Uefy thingforthe Office l iwmwmgjgiwwwmw 448 Tenth St. Phone 23465 911-913 Fourth Avenue HUNTINGTON, W. VA. Wallace Studio sam NINTH STREET Over Kibler's Store We do exclusive portrait work, also Kodak finishing School work a specialty Phono 41256 WE BELIEVE THE HUPMOBILE TO BE THE BEST CAR OF ITS CLASS IN THE WORLD. Free lfheeling Harvey Motors 1201 SIXTH AVENUE MODERN FUNERAL HOME Day and Night Ambulance Service Ladies' 85 Gents Hats Cleaned 5g Blocked R Felt Hats, Panamus and Straws F zmeral Directors and Member vof United Hattf-rs of North America 2011 Ninth Avenue Phone 274190 630 Tenth St. Huntington, W. Va. . x f wa MERITED PREFERMENT With a fine sense of discrimination consumers in every section of this country have for many years sought and extensively used Richeleiu Quality Foods Their preferment is the natural result of consumers' appreciation of the exceptional excellence of the product under their brand. We are sole agents for these quality products in Huntington, We buy the best grades of western meats that come to our city. Ask any of the packers. Our vegetable line is always complete with everything in season. TRY OUR HOME BAKED PIES, CAKES, TARTS, DOUGHNUTS, ROLLS AND BREAD. FRESH BAKED EVERY MORNING We also Carry the Famous Guthrie Poultry Farm Eggs Our Motto .' Quality, Service, Satisfaction O. L. HARVEY 8: COMPA Y Dial 91 71 -9172 818 Tenth Avenue Qwegwggeeseee e e e -158- ,1 ,.l:,k3g.gax4,i5e.iQi-ni A H74 I e ' 1 -a 4 ' ' ' f Something New Seale Style Shoes, Inc. Your Portrait FO' Young W 'ffm Size 8 .Z 10 and In Polychrome Etching 37-50 Rollins Hosiery W. Archibald Wallace - 330 TENTH STREET BABY PICTURES 1. DAN LAcocx v 1 L 6. CHARLES Dunn 2. JoE INGHAM 7. JACK GERMAN 3. JAMES WINDLE 8. BILL NEAL 4. CHARLES NEIGHBORGALL 9. JAMES LEIs'r 5. BONNIE CHAPMAN 10. ROBERT STEVENS 11. DAN LAcocK and MARY STRICKLAND F Congratulations To you, young men and women who compose the graduating classes of 1981 of Huntington High School, we most sincerely say, Congratulations, well done! The spirit of persistent and patient striving to reach this point of your success is the power that has made and is making Our Country the envy of the whole world in attainments. You are citizens of the United States by birth and as you complete one step after another in the acquisition of education and knowledge, and as you learn to apply your knowledge and intelligence in works of highest ideals and ethics you are becoming Americans-urging yourself forward to a place of honor and success fromx which no one can displace you, and giving Our Country a place in the Sun that can never be dimmed by other nations. Go as far as you can in the pursuit of greater learning, but if circumstances are such that it may seem. necessary for you to take up now your life work, we hope that there will be no delay in finding your niche in the scheme of things and that with unfaltering steps you will continue to achieve each successive goal so that your total efforts may be crowned with an unsullied halo of victory. ROLLA D. CAMPBELL, President Chamber of Commerce. -159- f 5 7 '5 The Reason Why-H Graduates of Huntington High School are solicited to enter courses in many busi- ness schools because such schools have learned by experience that the Teaching Staff and the Faculty of the High School have taught the prescribed courses so thoroughly that graduates therefrom are above the average in educational equipment. Ask your teacher or any member of the faculty concerning our school and we believe they will give you a very favorable opinion of our ideals and teaching methods. i The West Virginia Business College Saving Is the First Requirement of Success Self-denial, taught by thrifty habits, has been responsible for more successes in one gener- ation than all the lucky breaks of history. By saving a small amount week after week you can have a larger sum for your rainy day, than if you depend upon occasionally saving larger amounts. Large amounts have a way of becom- ing smaller, while small amounts have a definite way of growing. Because of these facts, it is better to start with a small sum, and by adding to it regularly increase it to a substantial size. Make your start today. However small your start may be, remember it's keeping everlastingly at it that counts. Huntington? Member of the Federal Reserve System The First Huntington ational Bank Huntington, W. Va. -161- .i ELEEEEB -1 RESS UP your printed matter with cuts suitable for your busi- ness at a cost that will surprise you. e e e e We have an exclusive monthly cut service that will save you money. Come in and see for your- self, new and exclusive cuts suitable copy. 4' THE PFEIFER PRESS l90 E Fulton Street 3 COLlJMBUS, ol-no -03 ,, 4 -p Your BUIIIIBIT MA-n 4267 , QQ.... -..N B-.... .,- :M 162 1:4- .wk ' '43 mf' ' ww A My I , .-I I .- Autographs I F -.-. , I V I wmwmiwim N LQ? ffQ5ff1 YL75' V7 I I III ' ' ' 's -1' , 'M' ' 3514-W if-21 .7 A C7 5:-J . 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