Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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JANUARY CHARLES W. WARD Charlie President of Senior Class, Boy Honorarian, Secretary Tri Chi, President Sophomore Class, Football B Team '33. He was not merely a chip off the old block, but the old block itself. EDWARD jAlVlES Ed Secretary Senior Class, Scrib- blers, Torch, Band, Orchestra, Camera, Crucible. Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. HUBERT FELIX Filbert President Torch, Presidential, Senior Play. lf silence were golden, he'd be a pauper. LILLIAN ISABEL CHRISTIAN Lil Valedictorian, Secretary, Treas- urer Latin '35, Torch, Scrib- blers, Crucible, Girl Reserves. A beautiful personality com- bined with knowledge and high ideals forms a character rarely found. IEAN MURPHY Girl Honorarian, Current His- tory, Crucible, Torch, Scribblers Her presence rncans laughter and ioy, S'-llRLEY BINCHAM Treasurer Tennis '35, Girl Re- serves, Commercial, Torch. Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant to think upon. SENIORS DALE IOHNSON Vice-President Senior Class, Senior Play. The style is the man himself. DAN PATTERSON Friendly Treasurer Senior Class, Adver- tising Manager Huntingtonian, Football '34, '35, Senior Play. Live each day as if there were no tomorrow, TED HADDOX President Quill and Scroll '35, Editor Tatler '35, Vice Presi- dent Spanish '35, Secretary Torch '35, Band, Scribblers. Heroes have trod this spot- 'Tis on their dust ye tread. MAXINE MACKENZIE Macky Salutatorian, Class Representa- tive, Art, Scribblers, Thespian, Torch, Crucible. Among all the stars, she shone the brightest. ABE FORSYTHE IR. Vice President junior Class '34, Typical Boy '33, President Sig- ma lVlu '35. Men are not valued for what they are, but what they seem to be. KEMIVIEL DIBBS Kem Cheerleader '35, Secretary Sophomore '33 Class, Senior Play, Varsity Drag, Art, Dra- matic. His words were oaks in acorns, and his thoughts were roots that firmly gript the gran- ite truth.

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HITE WILSON A. B. Marshall College Public Speaking Cl-lLOE WYLIE 'f::i.,, - 1-W 'H 1 ' z .: A. B. Converse College A. M. University of Cali- fornia , History C. M. WITHERS A. B. Marshall College Duke University English and journalism IAY A. YAGEL A. B. Gettysburg College A. M. Gettysburg College University of Paris University of Barcelona Spanish

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RicHARD LEE cAvERi.EE '-Dick Senior Play. Here was a man to hold against the world, A man to match the mountains and the sky. MARGARET BURRIS Peggy Crucible, Torch. Her leading lovable personal- ity draws many true friends. PHYLLIS EMMERT Phyl Secretary Art '34-'35, Vice President Art '35, Secretary Crucible '34-'35, Current His- tory, Scribblers, Torch, Tennis, Presidential, French. Good things always come in small packages-look at Na- poleonf' DELBERT PORTER A snapper-up of unconsidered triflesf' BETTY BOOTEN Torch. A wit that loved to play- not wound. MARGARET HOOSER Shorty Glee Club, Thespians, Girl Re- serves, Scribblers. A sunshine heart, and a soul of song. EVELYN lONES Art, Tennis, Torch. For the beauty of a lovely woman is like music. BUD SMITH His smile expresses his per sonality. KATHRYN HlBNER Kitty Treasurer Current History '35 College, Hi Heels, Torch, Lat- in, Scribblers, Senior Play. Smart and witty, gobs of fun She's known and liked by ev- eryonef' DOROTHY DAWSON Dot To understand her is to real- ize her real qualities. RALPH MlTCHELL Rafie 'll-le was the possessor of a most likeable personality. ANNA BELLE HEINER Annie Girl Reserves. A just fortune awaits the deserving.