Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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,IESSIE LOU ISE ROAGH Shorty Girl Reserve, Home EC. She possesseth a radiant beauty. - VIRGINIA HASH Gimmie Quiet and unassuming Rosy and blooming. THOMAS FOSTER Senior Play. Studious of ease, and fond of humble things. BETTY FLOWER Betz Torch. Good sense and good nature are never separated. EILEEN SAYRE Torch. No beauty is like the beauty of a maid. HARLOW DENNY His was the most unassuming personality. TOM FARLEY Doc Hi-Y, Basketball '32. Ulf pleasure and work coincide, eliminate work. LILLIAN ROW Lil Crucible, Spanish. A lun-loving girl in a quiet way We grow fonder of her day by day. VIRGINIA SWANN linny Girl Reserves, Home Ec. As graceful as a swan. CLARENCE TAYLOR 'I will do my bestl' a good motto for him. EILEEN SMITH She has a sweet smile and at- tractive grace that make her a friend worth while. IVIADELEINE BOSTON Glee Club, Art, Girl Reserves. Calm and quiet, reserved and sweet, These-all we lay at her feet.

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FRANCES COOSMAN Fran Home Ec., Girl Reserves. Rare is the agreement be- tween beauty and modesty. AUDREY IANE HARRIS Aw-Gee French, Quill and Scroll, Torch, Scribblers, Art, News Editor Tatler. The best part of beauty is that which a picture cannot ex- press. MILLARD M. RICCS Crucible, Hi-Y, Ushers, Base- ball '35 Suave and debonair as befits a gentleman. ROBERTA LEICIHT Bobby Who always hath a quiet sweetness. i 'mi fl ' T I l AV , SARAH ALICE MCCULC-AN nsaryy, A warm friend and in fun a good scout. BOYD IOHNSON Basketball ,34-'3'5. Hale and hearty he was, His cheek had the color of oak. lOHN D. BEE jonnie The will is the man. MARGARET FLOYD Senior Play, Crucible, Dramatic, Torch, Latin. The best way to gain a friend is to be one. TRESSA LAWWILL Tress Home Ec. Long may we search, before we find a heart so gentle and a heart so kind? ALFRED PAUL Rompers Football '32-'33-'34. Considered a good sport by all MARY ELLEN NEAL Senior Play. She embodies all the qualities of an ideal friend. MARCUERITE POWERS Charming are her ways.

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THOMAS E. BOBBITT jack In numbers warmly pure and sweetly strong. IVA M. HARLESS Senior Play. Winsome, charming, and adorably small, We are her friends one and all MARY MYERS She with all the charm of woman, She with all the breadth of man. CHRISTIAN CLINE Football Trainer '34-'35, Man was born for two things: thinking and acting. LAURA NEAL HEMP Heart with room for every i0v. DOLORES HODCE Torch. Wearing all the weight of learning lightly like a flower. MARGARET COPPER Margie Home Ec. She hath indeed a goodly out- ward happiness. ALVIN THRELKELD A man's a man for a' that. MIRIAM MURRAY JONES President Thespians, Torch, Scribblers, Presidential. To be commended for her un- tiring efforts and their suc- cessful results. KATHRYN HORNSBY Her path is lighted by a smile. ROBERT AU LT Torch His heart as far from fraud as heaven from earth, AGNES KERNS Clee Club, Camera, C-irl Reserves. To all is given speech, wisdom to few,