Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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ELIZABETH WILCOX Libby 'VAN KUPER Ulken Tgrch. Trust repos'd in noble natures, Obliges them the moref' Who finds himself loses his misery. Members of the Class Whose Pictures Do Not TWENTY-FOUR john Adams Bill Ash William Atkinson Alta Ballard Ralph Bartley William Belcher Russell Beery Carl Bias Don Bias Polly Bills Frances Blankenship Ralph Baumgardner Nan Brooks james Brown Campbell Brown Don Browning Doris Bruner Mildred Buford William Camp Dorothy Cooper james Cummings Raymond Curtis james Drown Vernon Erwin Frank Fritz Thornton Fisher Eleanor Griffith Geraldine Hager Aretta Hall William Hilsheimer Lem Hatten Elsie Marie Holderby Appear Kenneth jackson Bernie johnson Ray Lawrence Bertha Limpert Evelyn Lowe Charles McKenzie Garnet Mathis Charles Moore Virginia Melbourne Dorothy Parsons james Patterson William H. Pollock Ralph Powers jack Pullen Helen Rensock Graham Robertson Leonard Rinderle Donald H. Rinderle Geraldine Rowsey Mason Rowsey Ronald Saunders Don Smith jack Smythe jewell Swan George E. Taylor john Taylor john Webb Margaret Wells Earl Wallace Paul White Elaine Wittle

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TENNESSEE DOSS Ever quietg always brief. CHARLES BROOKS Charlie Band, Orchestra, Band Var- sity. When I consider life and its few years, I wonder at the idleness of tears. IACK HARDIN What is defeat? Nothing but education, DICK BEATTY The best portion of a man's life, His little, nameless, unre- membered acts of kind- ness and love. ROBERT LEONARD FELDMAN Pictures Glee Club, Senior Play. lf men lost their troubles they'd hunt for them. MADELEINE SUDDERTH nsymp.. Torch, Latin, Scribblers, Senior Play. To have an enemy one must be somebody. HERMAN DOSS A genial good fellow. MARY WALKER WOOD Vice President Thespian, Scrib- blers, Torch, Current History, Presidential, College, Senior Play. Handsome is as handsome does. MARC-UERITE THOMAS I-Tornrnyn They also serve who only stand and wait. ALMA K I NC-E RY Toots Beauty is like an almanac, If it lasts a year it is well. in GEORGE METREE Hi-Y, Clee, Dramatic. Resolve to be thyself. MARY LOUISE CARR But my heart it is brighter Than all of the many stars of the sky. P-l'!'V-'1'LH.E.E!'

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JUNE FRED HUDSON Hud Hi-Y, Current History, French, President Class '34-'35-'36, Typical Boy '33-'34-'35-'36, President Ushers, Vice Presi- dent Sigma Mu '36, Honorar- ian. None but himself can be his parallel. BERTHA MAE HAYES Current History, Vice President, Girl Reserves '35, President Tennis '35, Secretary-Treasurer IZA Class. She is wondrous fair. VIRGIL BOYD Virg Torch. Thou hast built thyself a lasting monument. SIDNEY MAE ROBERTSON ..Sid,, Tennis, Torch, january Editor Huntingtonian. And ne'er did Grecian chisel trace a finer fore or lovelier face. THEODORE HUNDLEY I I Burpo Crucible, Current History. Merit like his, the fortune of the mind, beggars all wealth, LOIS DAVIS Crucible, Torch, Current His- tory, Scribblers, President '36, Treasurer Tennis, President Commercial '35-'36, Secretary Presidential '35, Feature Edi- tor Huntingtonian. She will smile at all, at you, at meg when next you meet her, smile and see. 5, Eill QL? IULIA LEE KITTINGER njudyyi College, Clique, Phi Sigma, Torch, Tennis, French, Thes- pian, Current History, Secre- tary Dramatic '36, Secretary Girl Reserves, Vice President Class '36, President Presiden- tial, Editor Huntingtonian, Honorarian. Whatever she did, was done with so much ease, In her alone 'twas natural to please. ALBERT W. CREWS AI Tri Chi, Cheer Leader '33-'34- '35-'36. Nothing hinders me or daunts me. MARY VIRGINIA BUSH Torch, Valedictorian '36, Sec- retary, President Thespians '34- '35, Vice President Girl Re- serves '34, Vice President Cru- cible '34-'35. Elsewhere you search in vain for such charm. FRANK PEARMAN Tri-Chi, Sports Editor Hunting- tonian, Football '35-'36, Ten- nis '35, Treasurer Torch. A gentleman with a sound mind and no mean attain- ments. VIRGINIA VAN DYKE DANIEL Tatler Staff, Torch, Presiden- tial, Quill and Scroll, Vice Pres- ident Scribblers '36, Vice Pres- ident French '36, Editor Tatler. Everything succeeds with peo- ple of sweet and cheerful dis- position. THEODORE W. ALLEN Ted Current History, French, Cruci- ble, Scribblers. Always noble in every thought and in every deed.