Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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the Destinies joe H. Sheppe . . . one ot those boys who only has to meet a person to make a friend. joe's achievements as an athlete could be listed by anyone familiar with H.H.S. and its athletic teams. For example, they would tell you about his starring in basket- ball as a sophomore, junior and senior, and on the baseball field his last two high school years. A june graduate, joe was an active participant in the Varsity H, Torch, and Hi-Y Clubs, and in Tri Chi, of which he was treasurer. A typical student during junior and Senior years, joe majored in mathematics, years, when he tied one state record and and was elected Boy Honorarian. jack Martin . . . a who brought back track meets. jack junior and Senior red headed boy who graduated in june, and many honors and trophies for H.H.S. from was a star on the track team during his and Future Success. pagan broke another. ln addition, his activities included the position of Sports Editor on the Tatler, and also Sports Editor of the Huntingtoniari. His clubs activities read like this: President of Hi-Y, Treasurer of Varsity H, Treasurer of Ushers, and an active member in Torch, Student Council and Carillion. jack's class made him their Vice President as a Senior, and he car- ried a Language Major. Audrey Dunkle , . . a bundle of pep and spirit that was much in evidence during her semesters as a cheerleader. Dunk as she is known, also was a june graduate and contributed a lot to activities in H.H.S. She was President of the Senior Clee Club, Treasurer of her graduation class and a member of Phi Gamma Sigma, and the Girls Athletic Association. Audrey chose Commerce as her majoring subject. Ruth Mueller . . . one of H.H.S.'s favorite people. She gradu- ated in june and was selected Secretary of her class. The Iota Tau Sigma sorority made her a member and soon discovered her willing co-operation in activities and her widespread interests just as the rest of the school did. Ruth was a leading member of the orchestra in HHS and she was crowned Miss Hunt- ingtoniann at the Huntingtonian Ball. Then, too, she was se- lected as Honorarian. Her major was Home Economics. Miss Gertrude Roberts, sponsor of the june class, is one of the most congenial and likeable persons ever to step foot in the halls of Huntington High School. AI- though she is busy working on various faculty committees. she always manages to find time to help her students with their troubles. 'wi

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Advisers and Student Officers Guide E. A. Hyldoft, the january Class sponsor, is a very business- like and efficient instructor of biology. He is the author of many scientific articles which have appeared in nationally known magazines. He is very proud of his daughter joan, who is an up and coming ice skating star, Keith Lewis Newman . . . a swell person, well liked by girls and boys alike, and known for his school spirit and full co- operation in anything for Huntington High School. He wore his graduation gown in january after majoring in Social Studies. Keith's activities include membership in the Current History Club, and musician in the band. His classmates elected him President of their january Class, and in addition he was select- ed typical boy as a Senior. The Senior Play held a large part for him, and upon graduation he was awarded a good citizen- ship certificate. Robert Neal Trowbridge , . . known of course, as Bobg a january graduate, possessing all around abilities. His basketball playing was outstanding during all his high school years, and was climaxed by his selection for all West Virginia honors. Mathematics was l'3ob's major, and his grades in all subjects ranked high in his class. His class elected him the typical student as a freshman. His club activities included Student Council and Varsity H. Bob also starred on the baseball field for H.H.S. and received a Good Citizenship certificate upon completion of his high school. Rachel Ruth Lenhart . . . a marvelous person to see and know, with a wonderful personality, known by many as Rachie. Her interests brought her selection as Secretary and then Vice President in her Senior year of the College Club and in addition also as a Senior, the secretaryship of Hi Heel Club. Her schol- astic efforts brought her membership in the Torch honorary society. Rachie was also active as member of Tennis, Current History, and Presidential Clubs, President in her junior year of junior Scribblers and also a member of Senior Scribblers. ln her Sophomore and Senior years she was chosen typical girl of her class, and again in class elections was given the honor of Secretary of the graduating class. She spent countless hours as Editor of the Huntingtonian and yet found time to take part in the Senior Play. Upon graduation in january as a Senior Major, she received a Citizenship Award. of the January and June Class to Commencement

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Betty lane Adams . , . june . , . Torch? Huntingtonian, Science Major, Russell Keith Adams . , . january . . . Torch, Vice President, Senior Scribblers, 4, Sec- retary 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Latin? Science Major, Ralph Adams , . . june . . , Mathematics Major. Dorothy Gene Adkins . . . Dot . . . june . . , President, Courtesy, 3, Treas- urer, Svvancjue, 33 Language Major. Mary Akers. , , Maggie . . , june. , , Clee Club3 Science Major. joe Alexander . . . Alec . . . june . . . Rhythm, Mathe- matics Major. Charles Allen . . . Sonny . . , june. , . Torch, President, Current History, 4, Hi- Y, Carillion, Salutatorian3 Science Major. Hildred Altice . . . Hick' '... january . . . President, Girl Reserves, 4, Com- merce Major, George E. Arrington. jr. . . . january . , , Vice President, 2, Pres- ident, 3, Crucible, Vice President, Dra- matic, 43 Director, H.H.S. On-the-Air, 3-4: French, Senior Play, Science Major. Betty lane Ashley , , . Portland . . . june . . . Language Major, Orin Atkins . . . Stoop . . . june . . . President, Student Council, 4, Current Historyg French, Hi-Y, Ushers, Torch, Basketball, 4, Treasurer, Sigma Mu, 43 Social Stud- ies Major. Kathleen Carroll Austin . . . Kit' '... june . . . Cleo Club, Art, Commerce Major. Betty Backley . . . june . . . Home Eco- nomics Major. Harold Ray Banga . . . january . , . Student Council, President, Carillion, 4, Ushers3 Dramatic, Crucible, Chess, Mathematics Major, William Bar- ber. . , Bill' ',.. january , . . Current History, Science Major. Eleanor Barrett ...' 'Ellie May . . . june . . . Dramatic, Current History, French, Social Studies Major. I. D. Bar- rett, jr .,.. june . . . President Clee Club, 4, Hi-Y, Science Major, Herbert Bates jr ....l 'junior' ',.. june . . . Architectural, Mathematics Major. Page ZS