Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1943 volume:

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SMITH BREWER Atter serving as assistant principal, Mr. Brewer during the school-year l939-1940 assumed the principalship ot Huntington High School. The admiration ot the stu- dents and teachers tor him is evidence ot his success in this capacity. Mr. Brewer received his AB. degree from Franklin College and his MA. degree trom Chi- cago University. He has done worlc at the University ot Calitornia. Page IO Believing that a school is only as great as are its leaders and adminis- trators, we present the principal and the deans ot Huntington High School. Theirs is the responsibility ot school administration. To them is assigned the duty ot formulating and directing the activities ot the school. Huntington High School is indeed tortunate in having such capable leaders. i l MAE NEWMAN For a number ot years Mae Newman has dealt with the prob- lems ot the girls at Huntington High School. Besides being dean ot girls, Miss Newman teaches several classes in mathematics. She is president ot the Huntington Teachers Credit Union and is a member ot the executive com- mittee ot the State Education Association. She is a member ot the Huntington Altrusa Club, Cur- rent History, Delta Kappa Gamma, and the American Association ot University Women. Miss Newman attended West Virginia University and there received her A.B. de- gree. She later completed the work on her M.A. degree at Co- lumbia University, She also proud- ly claims Huntington High School as one ot her alma maters. SAMUEL A. HOFFMAN The new dean ot boys this year, is Samuel Hottman who replaced Mr. Withers, now principal at Hinton High School. ln addition' to his duties in this capacity, he instructs classes in economics. As treasurer ot the Huntington High School Athletic Association, he attends to all the tinancial matters ot the teams and has proved him- self very competent in this posi- tion. A Huntington High School graduate himselt, Mr. Hottman later attended Marshal College and the University ot Virginia where he received his B.S. degree. While at the University ot Virgin- ia, Mr. Hottman became a mem- ber ot Phi Beta Kappa. Page I I M. B-aber J. Briclrels H. Comptom M. Daniels A. C. Davis S. Oxley F. Eagan A. Eaton M. Ferguson O. Flasher D. French I. Fulton E. Gilbert G. Greenawalt A. Greer C. Gould H. Hager M. Hall Page I2 A. Heinz H. Hepburn L. Parsons B. Hood E. Hyldoft E. King HERE ARE THE PEOPLE LATIN: Frances Eagan, Virginia Neale SPANISH: Jay Yagel, M. D. Hall ENGLISH: Vernice McMulIin, Sweetland Oxley, Florence Oxley, Sylvia Reil, Helen Potts, Helen Smith, Hen- rietta Hepburn, Marion Kitcli, Ida Fulton, Henryetta Hager SCIENCE: E. A. Hyldott, Annabelle Eaton, Delia Parlfer, M.D. Hall, Mabel Myers, Irvin Seibert HISTCDRY: Mae Ferguson, Bertlwa Rider, Carl Edward King, Matie Baber WHO M. Kitch E. Koletha I. McDermott V. McMuIIin M. Myers V. Neale E. Oxley D. Parlier H. Potts S. Reil M. Reinwald B. Rid M. Rider G. Roberts A. Russell M. Talbott Todd I. Seibert M. Fox W. Trosper M. Via H. Smith C. Williams J. Yagel DIRECT US ON OUR GREAT ADVENTURE SPEECH: Hite Compton SOCIAL PROBLEMS: Elizabeth Koletlsa MATHEMATICS: A. C. Davis, Gertrude Roberts, Daisy French, Blanche Hood PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Clarissa Williams. William Trosper ART: Minnie Reinwald LIBRARIAN: Mary Daniel FRENCH: Orian Elesher COMMERCE: Grace Greenawalt, Edith Gilbert, Anna Greer, Mabel Via COACH: .Iohn Briclcels DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION: Mildred Talbot Page I3 y C II Th P pl SENIQRS af , JZQZW IWW WW jiwjwlik fa, . i W , . .,lx ik xhu- Q 0 SS' MVS ,JB - wpfa-QLQ ff' dr- N, . ,g-su' wt C, N. ff , 'R Q.. 1- 4 Y iif' fiaij -.sw ww lf fs i , V 111: 'fi . X., -'fig QQ 'ix -82.592 A -'Mm-1 mf , ,X ., x QA 1 ar Our Senior Class The drawing to a close ot the tirst semester ot the school-year l942-I943 tinds the Senior A class with three years ot activi- ties etched deeply on their memories ot Huntington l-ligh. The otticers ot the Senior A's are: Don Rice, treasurer: Joan Riggs, secretary: Bobby Robert- son, president, and Glenn Ged- dis, vice president. Adkins, Aladene Major: Commerce Bagby, Dorothy- Dot Major: Secretarial Baisden, Virginia- Ginny Major: Languages Bannister, Margaret Major: Science Bartee, Marjorie Major: Home Economics Billiu, Dorothy- Dottie Major: Commerce Blaclrburn, Charles Major: Science Bracken, Jessie Major: Languages Braden, Fred Major: Science Brammer, Doris Major: Science Branaman, Ruth Major: Science Bra ndum, Rosalie- Rosie' Major: Commerce Brower, Dan- Bill Major: Mechanical Drawing Brown, Catherine Major: Languages Brown, Emma Sue- Susie' Major: Commerce Brown, Mary Ann- Prissy Major: Commerce The otficers ot the May grad- uating class are: Barbara Flan- agan, secretary: Benny Flesher, treasurer: Joe Darnron, vice president, and Charles Kautz, president. This class has con- tributed many outstanding ath- letes to all tields ot sports. ln addition to this it has the high- est scholastic average of any class in recent years. N-sci' 2 5,51 Browning, Joe Major: Science Bull, Sarah Ann Major: History Cade, Jack Major: History Chambers, Bill- Blink Major: Science Cleveland, Betty Major: Science, History Cochra ne, Jack- Shorty Major: History Cometto, Eileen Major Home Economics Copen, Jimmy- Cope Major: Science, Mech. Dr. Donaldson, Dean Major: Science Duling, Ruth- Dinny Major: Home Economics Duncan, Ernestinc- Dunk Major: Art Eaton, Ruthella Major: Science Edwards, Paul Major: Math, Languages Ellis, Burlen- Be Major: Woodwork Ellis, Harold- Shorty Major: Woodwork Ellison, Edgar Major: Woodwork Entzminzer, Beatrice Major: Commerce Forsythe, Jane Major: History Frampton, David Major: Science. Fullrs, Coleman Major: Science Geddis, Glenn Major: Math. Gentry, Pearl Major: Secretarial Gould, Carl Math. Major: Science. Math Gould, Kenneth- Kenny Major: History Griffith, Thomas Major: Commerce Harrold, Helen Major: Home Economics Hart, Jessie- Blondie Major: Commerce Haverty, Theresa Major: History Henderson Major Henderson, Major Henzmann Major: Laura Art Margaret Commerce John Math. Hively, Peggy Ma'or: Boolclcee i I P 9 Holmes, Mary Major: Science Holtzworth, Mary Alberta- Al Major: Commerce Hundly, Margaret Major: Commerce D Johnson, Jean Major: Languages Kaplan, Josephine- Jo Major: Home Economics Keesee, Agnes- Aggie Major: Languages Kelly, Maxine Major: Distributive Education Kendrick, Oscar, Jr. Major: Printing Leiner, Mildred Tiny Major: Commerce Leith, Betty Jane Major: Languages Lewis, Patty Jean Major: Commerce Lowry, Eleanor Major: Languages Marple, Jo Anne- Jobie Major: Science Martin, Charles Major: l-listory Merritt, Carolyn Major: Languages Merry, Margaret Ann- Margie' Major: Science Miller, Betty Major: Distributive Education Morrison, Delores Major: Languages McDaniel, Joseph- Joe Major: Science McDonough, Betty- Bett Major: Home Economics McGuire, Ruth- Ruthie Major: Commerce Napier, Dorothea- Dot Major: Languages Newman, Elizabeth- Lib Major: Math: Niclrell, Carolyn Major: Languages Phillips, Sara Ellen Major: Home Economics Preston, Betty Lou Major: Distributive Education Prince, Thelma Major: Economics Pryor, Dorothy- Doclie Major: Languages Ptom ey, Betty Major: Art Duvall, .lean Major: Home Economics Purely, Walter- Walt Major: Math Rice, Donald- Don Major: Languages Roach, Eugene- Gene Major: Woodwork Robertson, Bob Major: Math Sawyer, David- Bucky Major: Science, Mech. Drawing Sawyers, Paul Major: Commerce Sexton, Betty Lou- Lulu Major: Home Economics Shain, Clarence Major: Science Stevens, Palmonecla- Pal Major: Art Stinson, Don Major: Science Thomas, Ruth Major: Languages Underwood, Jim Major: Math. Wallcer, Mildred Major: Commerce Wallace, Winifred- Blondie Major: Home Economics Waltz, Lorena Major: Science Ward, Milton- Lefty Major: Math Welch, Bernard- Elwood Major: Science Williams, Charles Major: History Winn, Helen Marie- Mary Major: Art Withington, Joan Major: Science Wood, Jimmy Major: Bookkeeping Worrell, Rodney- Rod Major: Science Zinser, Martha Dell Major: Home Economics Adkins, Vonda Major: Commerce Auxier, Kathleen- Kathie Major: Languages, Science Ayers, Harold Major: Commerce Bailey, Paul Major: Math. Baker, John J.- Johnnie Major: Science Ba rr, Lawrence- Stinky Major: History Bartlett, George- Cream-O Major: Science Beard, Evelyn Major: Commerce Bennett, Richmond Major: Science, Math. Bias, Inez Major: History Bias, Kathleen- Linda Major: Commerce Blethen, Ora Marguerite Major: Science Bodimer, June- lget Major: Selling Body, Phyllis- Phil Major: Distributive Education Boos, Geraldine- Gerry Major: Language ,..,, L1,I L Bowen, Helen Major: History Booten, Evelyn Louise-- Evy Lou Major: Secretarial Bowen, Norah Major: Secretarial Bradbury, James Major: Science Broolrs, Dorothy- Dottie Major: Languages Butcher, Jaclr Major: Secretarial Calley, Eleanor- Sweetie Major: Languages Chapman, George Major: Printing Chapman, Sara Jane- Sorry Major: Distrilsutive Education Charles, Phyllis- Phil Major: Science, Languages Coffman, James Major: Mech. Drawing, Science Coolc, Charles- Slick Major: Science Colliflower, Owen Major: Commerce Compton, Mina Major: Languages Cornett, Jack Major: History Cracldoclc, Merlclyn Major: Math, Science Crotts, Grace Major: Commerce Cumbea, Bernard Major: Math, Science Cuncliff, Norma Jean- Jean' Major: Commerce Damron, Joe- Joe Major: Science, Languages, Math Darlington, Sally Major: Commerce Daugherty, Shirley Major: Home Economics Day, Terrence- Teddy Major: Math Diehl, John T. Major: Science Dennison, Charles- Bill Major: Math, Science Drake, Corda Pauline- Polly Major: Science Ecldins, Conway- Corky Major: Science Farr, Estella Jane Major: Art majo.. H.. Feirl, Virginia Sue- Joe Major: Commerce Ferguson, Roy- Tag Major: History Ferguson, Winnie- Windy Major: Commerce Fitzgerald, Betty- Fitzie Major: Math, Latin Flanagan, Barbara- Frozie Major: Languages Floyd, Ruth Anne- Ruthie Major: Bookkeeping Fotos, Mary Kathryn- Kathie Major: Journalism Franklin, Emily Jean- Jeanie Major: Languages Frazier, Gene- Stinky Major: Math Fuller, James Nelson- Watch Fob Major: Woodwork Gaffin, Elinore- GaFFy Major: Commerce Gallagher, Olney- Flash Major: History Gorby, Dick Major: Printing Garnett, Mary Mann- Mousie Major: Commerce Garvin, Janis Lee Major: Science, Languages George, Mary Major: Distributive Education George, Anna Laura- Ann Major: Art Gibson, Billie Byrd- Birdseecl Major: Languages Goodman, Carolyn- Penny Major: Science Goldburg, Betty Ann- Gert Major: Languages Garges, Larry Major: Science, Math Greenwell, Don Major: Science Griffith, Corinne- Midget Major: Commerce Grubb, John Major: Printing Hall, James- Jim Major: Math Hall, Mary Kathryn Major: History Handy, Louise- Buddy Major: Math Hamilton, Frances- Fran Major: Languages 1,, ll IIl'l Hanes, Harry- Stoogc Major: Science Hanger, Jimmy- Willie Major: Commerce Hartzell, Richard l Major: Science Hcdriclz, Dorothy- Dot Major: Social Stuclics Heid, Dolly- Nig Major: Commerce Helmick, Farren Major: Science Hines, Betty Major: Social Studies Hosey, Mary Major: Commerce Hyldott, Joan Major: Science Hulette, Norma Major: Science Hutchison, Jaclr Major: Woodwork Jeter, Charles- Chuck Major: Math, French Jones, Bill- Lucky Major: Science Johnson, Marcella-- Chetter Major: Science Kautz, Charles- Eddie Major: History Keeney, Dorothy- Dot Major: Commerce Keller, Kent- Tiger Major: Latin, History King, Carroll- Sleepy Major: Languages Kline, Romainc Major: Science Lambert, James- Jimmy Major: Math Leibee, Joe- Beat Major: Science Leiter, Florence- Babe Major: Commerce Lemons, Kenneth Major: Commerce Lenhart, Patricia- Patty Major: Languages Lewis, Donald- Don Major: Math Lipscomb, Watts- Lippy Major: Science, Languages Litz, Josephine Major: Home Economics Lyons, Betty Fay V Major: Science Madison, Patricia- Pai Major: Science Manlrin, Rolaerf- Johnny Major: Science, Math Marshall, Barbara- Babe Major: Languages Mariin, Mary Jane Major: Music Meadows, Esthel- Estelle Major: Home Economics Meadows, Loreda Major: Home Economics Meek, Earl- Micky Major: Distributive Education Miller, John Major: Science Morris, Jacqueline- Jackie Major: Science Mossma n, Jean Major: Art Moit, Beiiy Major: Commerce Mullins, Jewel Major: Home Economics Mynhier, Gwen Major: Science McComas, Bill Major: Science McCrae, Carlene Major: Commerce McLeod, Beiiy Major: Commerce Napier, Madlean- Doc Major: History Nasser, Johnny Major: Math Naylor, Norman Major: Science Neale, Sierreii- Bunny Major: Science. Math Nelson, Allan Major: Math Nolan, Harry- Blondie Major: Science Ogden, Pairicia- Pai Major: Languages Oppenheimer, Charles- Oppy Major: Journalism Oslaurn, Jaclr Major: Shop Payne, Charlene Major: Commerce Payne, Shirley Ann Major: Math, Languages Pefers, Helen Major: Science ---A fk-j rr-1-A--A-rr Pigman, Carl- Terry Major: Mech. Drawing Price, Shirley- Jinx Major: History Ramey, Henry- H. J. Major: Science, Languages Ray, Lloyd Major: Social Science, Science Reese, Mary Anna- Butch Major: French Reinhardt, Mary Jeanne- .leannie' Major: Latin Renshaw, Blair- Twin Major: History Renshaw, Carter- Twin Major: History in Rhodes, Barbara- Barb Major: Spanish Roberts, Marjorie Major: History Rolfe, Janet- Jan Major: Languages Roller, Jeanne- Jeannie Major: Languages Ross, Sadie Major: Distributive Education Rousey, Roberta- Pug Major: Commerce Sadler, Enid Jean Major: Science Sale, Jaclr Major: Art Sammons, Sara Ann- Sas Major: Languages Satterwhite, Rebecca- Becky Major: Languages Skaggs, Magdalene- Mag Major: Science Schmidlapp. Mary Ann- Smitty Major: Commerce Schussler, Laura Ethel Major: Languages Scott, Margaret- Scotty Major: Commerce Selte, Bob- Bug Brain Major: History Shannon, Betty-- Boo-Boo Major: Commerce Sharp, Marion Major: Home Economics Smith, Charles- Smitty Major: Selling Smith, Florence- Flo Major: Languages Smith, Roy- Blues Major: Science jun . Jcrcrrr..-.. Smith, .lane'l:- Smitty Major: Commerce Sovine, Kathryn- Kitty Major: Commerce Spaulding, Billie Lou- Blondie Major: Science Stender, David- Aids Major: Science Stone, Anna Lou Major: Science Stough, Frances Major: Languages Supman, Milton- Suppy Major: Journalism Swann, Helen- Swan Major: History Thaclrer, Willie- Jr. Major: Mech. Drawing Thornburg, Charles- Thorney Major: Math, Languages Thornburg, Virginia- Ginny Major: Science Tinsley, Jim- Sunrise Major: Math Wlmvnuvf WY K Q y ff iff' 7 f f:'- 1 Toothman, Bill Major: History Torbett, Adah Major: Science. Languages Triplett, Dilla Virginia- Jinny Major: Science Van Metre, Carolyn- Red Major: Languages, Social Studies Vass, Bob- Rough Major: Social Studies Vaughan, Peter- Pete Major: Science, Math Wagner, Blanche Major: Science Wallace, Charles Major: Woodwork Ward, Carter- Bugs Major: History Ward, Wilma- Roger Major: Secretarial Warnoclr, Marjorie- Margie Major: Commerce Xvfatts, Chester-- Chet Major: Science Watts, .loe Major: Printing Waugh, Peggy- Peg Major: Commerce Welch, Robert- Cream-O-Kid Major: Science Wells, William- Bill Major: Retail Selling 1 A nl I unln Wenning, Roberi:- Bolo Major: Math, Science Wheeler, Mariam- Fife Major: Music Whiie, Cleo Major: History Wilbans, Lewis lrwin- Doc Major: Science rr Wise, Johanna- Jo Major: Commerce Woods, Elmer- Woody Major: Math, Science Wright, Pairicia Jean- PaH:y Major: Commerce Wyant, Rosalie- Rosie Major: Commerce Xenakie, Bessie Major: Commerce Young, Betiy Jo Major: Science Zimmerman, Margaret- Major: Commerce Aliie, Agnes Major: Commerce uZll I ll'f1lCH Crabfree, Emma Ruih Major: Commerce Gates, McCulloch- Mac Major: Science Gold, Marjorie-- Maggie Major: Languages Legg, Bobby- Harry Major: Languages Moif, Burion- Buddy Major: Meclw. Drawing Page 27 Our Underclassmen Top llett to rigghtl The otticers ot the Junior A class are Marjorie Gold, treasurer: Tom Boster, sec retaryg Mary Margaret Thomas. president: and Clitlord Singleton, now in service, vice president. Future Leaders of Our School Bottom llett to rightl the otticers ot the .lunior B class are Tom Con- dor, prcsident: Phyllis Schumalcer, sccretaryq Bob l-larnan, vice presi- dentg and Bob Shively, treasurer FIRST ROW: Ailrins, Marvin, Junior, Ayers, Doi, Junior, Bays, Lillian, Junior' Blair, Beiiy Jo, Junior, Bonham, Edgarl, Junior, Border, Buddy, Junior, Boyd, Joan, Junior, Bragg, Joan, Junior, Brangham, Basil, Junior, Calhoun, Jim, Sophomore SECOND ROW: Clelland, Lewis, Junior, Condor, Tom, Junior, Cooper, Eloise, Jun- ior, Davis, Edward, Junior, Davis, Tud- elle, Sophomore, Davis, Verlin, Junior, Davis, Vernon, Junior, Dyer, lrvin, Sopho- more, Eversole, Mary Ann, Junior, Foios, George, Junior THIRD ROW: Fotos, Lois, Junior, Fox, Leo, Sophomore, Frampton, Bill, Junior, Fulion, Leo, Junior, Galigher, Jane, Jun- ior, Gallagher, Bob, Sophomore, Gentry, Mary, Sophomore, George, Wayne, Jun- ior, Goucher, Ellen, Junior, Gould, Clarence, Sophomore FOURTH ROW: Hangar, Lily Ann Sophomore, Harless, lara Martha, Sopho- more, Henry, Belly Lou, Sophomore Hipperi, Jean, Junior, Hoiiash, Charles Junior, Holmes, Charles, Sophomore Hudson, Jaclr, Sophomore, Jamison, Joan Sophomore, Jett, Frances, Junior, Jordon, Ruih Mae, Sophomore FIFTH ROW: Kelley, Jaclrie, Sophomore, Kingrey, Carlos, Junior, Knight, Ruth Sophomore, Loy, Ann Louise, Junior Lyon, Jimmy, Sophomore, Mays, Barbara Junior, Miles, Leslie, Junior, Miller, Joanne, Junior, Miller, Kathryn, Junior Moon, Jaclcie, Sophomore SIXTH ROW: Morgan, Nancy, Junior, Mott, Jimmy, Sophomore, McGrew, Bel- iy, Junior, McGrew, Nancy, Sophomore, Naylor, George, Junior, Ogden, Peggy, Sophomore, Payne, Joan, Sophomore, Powell, Isabel, Junior, Powers, Rod, Sophomore, Priichard, Gene, Sophomore Page 29 FIRST ROW: Probst, Paul, Junior: Protz man, Virginia, Junior: Ramey, Edward, Sophomore: Rardin, Betty Lee, Junior Romine Jack So homore' Saunders I I P I r Lillian, Junior: Selfe, Patsy, Junior: Shad- burn, Emily, Junior: Sheets, Delmar, Jun- ior: Smith, Winiferd, Junior Page 30 SECOND ROW: Snyder, Margaret, Sophomore: Springer, Geneva, Junior Stafford, Betty, Junior: Stewart, Nancy, Sophomore: Thomas, Mary Margaret Junior: Van Meter, Frances, Junior Wagner, Gene: Ward, Helen, Junior Wegwart, Beverly, Junior: West, George Sophomore THIRD ROW: Van Nostram, Fred, Junior: Wilhote, George, Junior: Williams, Betty Ann, Sophomore: Young, Loren, Sopho- more: Owens, Gloria, Sophomore: Tay- lor, Sally, Sophomore: Tolliver, Marion, Junior Top llett to rightl Otticers ot the Sophomore A are: Sally Taylor, treasurer: Ann Neel, president: Earl Miller, vice president, and Jean Goodman, secretary. r Bottom llett to rightl The otii- cers ot the Sophomore B class are: Elmer Roach, treasurer, Bob Dud- ley, vice president, Nancy Mc- Grew, secretary, and Bob Jennings, president. TI1 y C II TI1 ACTIVITIES I.. IWW WWW ZWWMW MMMWWW7 ZXXYTI 1 F H S w N Q H 1 un A .. um u V - a -4 A. Q 1 1 2 1 5 1 if , W Q 4 8. .Q . .. e ,. 4 i 9 S un i V 5 E 5 S S 5 5 Y X 3 2 5 .Q 45 si 1 ,4 OFFICERS First Semester President . . .. ,.... Don Rice Vice President ...Helen Harrold Secretary . ,.,,., Bob Robertson Treasurer ...Mary Ann Brown Second Semester President ... ... . .Pat Madison Vice President. . Henry Ramey Secretary ,..... Betty Fitzgerald Treasurer .. ... Bob Wenning First row, left to right: O. Collitlower, L. Gorges, J. Browning, B. Wenning, W. Lipscomb, B. Levy, B. Robertson, K. Keller, J. Dam- ron, C. Williams, C. Jeeter. Second row: J. Yagel-Sponser, A. Torbitt, B. Marshall, N. Bowen, P. Gentry, E, Duncan, K. Auxier, G. Cross, S. Payne, B. Zenakie, M. J. Reinhardt, S. Calley, D. Morrison, J. Johnson. Third row: D. Rice, F, Hamilton, A. Holzsworth, P. Lenhart, P. Ogden, J. Hyldott, J. Mossman, B. Ptomey, L. Handy. D. Bagby, M. Brown, B. Fitzgerald, J. Franklin, D. Hedrick, M. Johnson. Fourth Row: S. Bull, L. Waltz, E. Brown, A. Adkins, P. Bailey, J. Nasser, J. Hall, B. Dennison, B. Dudley, G. Geddis, Henry Ramey, P. Madison, H. Harrold, B. McCloud. OFFICERS First Semester President.. . ....... Don Stinson Vice President .... Sweety Calley Secretary ,....... , Janet Rolfe Treasurer . ..... Wayne George Second Semester President .. .Joe Damron Vice President George Henderson Secretary . . .. Janet Rolfe lireasurer . Wayne George Page 34 First row, lett to right: B. Weawart, D. Ayers, A. Tausky, F. Calley D. Stinson, J. Rolte, W. George, H. Ramey, B. Casto, T. Milligan Second row: C. Kautz, J. Damron, R. Wenning, C. Williams, G Derryberry, A, Wells, B. Brangham, G. DeLung, F. Osburn, R. Powers J. Lyon. Third row: R. McGuire, J. Shivel, E. Goddard, J. Good man, A. Combs, K. Martin, J. Atliord, A. Neel, J. Franklin, A. Herold M. Johnson, B. Henry. Fourth row: R. Parrien, C. Brewer, T. Devore J. Silling, G. Geddis, K. Marple, J. Taylor, B. Wells. Torch Torch, the honor society ot Huntington High School, is a chapter ot the Nation- al Honor Society. its purpose is to promote ideals ot scholarship and leadership in Huntington High School. We are composed ot the upper titteen per cent ot the senior class. The sophomores are our guests at the induction ceremonies held each semester. Last September Don Rice and Bob Robertson presided over the assembly with Marine Sergeant Charley Warren giving the address. The new members passed the torch ot learning, donned their pins, and soon tools matters into their own hands, as the second semester arrived. Election results tound Pat Madison and Betty Fitz- gerald in charge ot the assembly. Mr. Yagel, our sponsor, was the spealcer. This new group ot scholars were soon in charge as the seniors led their graduation proces- sion, going out into the world to love light and to seelc knowledge. Student Government Student government is a detinite part ot high school lite. This has become a prominent tact at Huntington High School. During the tirst semester, under Don Stinson's and Eleanor Calley's leadership, plans were made to erect an Honor Roll, dedicated to tormer H.H.S. students now in the armed services. We were host to Ashland High School in an exchange ot assemblies which the tri-state high schools have giveh tor two years in order to establish good will among the schools. The student body elected Joe Damron tor the ottice ot president ot this representative group at the beginning ot the second semester. Both the president the vice president, George Henderson, strove tor better assemblies. For the second year, the student council di- rected the sale ot War Stamps and Bonds with Marcella Johnson and Betty McGrew receiving the credit tor its success. Revising our constitution into a more suitable doctrine was the beginning ot an ettort to improve the student council and, in that way, give more power to the group in directing school attairs. Page 35 Latin Club Saluete, amici . . . Purpose ot the club is to toster greater interest and appre- ciation tor Latin among high school students . . . Vires acquirit eundo . . . l-low well we remember those meetings every other Thursday with Kathleen presiding like a real consul . . . Betty, our scribeo lsecretaryl never tailing to leave her minutes at home . . . Virgil would never have done that . . Giving the salute to the tlag and singing America in Latin, a detinite sign the meeting was underway. . . Mary Virginia or Eleanor always winning the detense stamps given as prizes tor the games we played . . . Qur quaestar ltreasurerl, Eileen extracting dues painlessly . . . Mrs. Neale serving retreshments at every meeting . . . Jean and her gitt ot gab . Charles and his brains lending dignity to the club . . . Jimmy always busy . . . Barbara taking over where Eileen lett oft . . . Planning tor our annual banquet where we recline and eat in Roman tashion . . . Est omne . . . Valetel Page 36 The Dramatic Club All the world is a stage and the men and women merely players . . . or would like to be. Thus the Dramatic Club exists. The club organized this tall under the superb direction ot Mrs. l'lite Compton . . . new members were taken in . . . tirst play given two wceks late r... Gerald Hon- aker, Charles Williams, and Jim l-lall wrote a play and helped the Student Council by giving this play at the Ashland assembly. January Senior Class Play supported by all Seniors . , . the title, You Can't Take It With You . . . starred in the title roles were Don Stinson and Theresa l-laverty . . . both were really wondertul. The club lost many members in the January graduating class . . . have not re- covered since . . . June Class Play chosen by the reading list . . . title: The Eve ot St, Mark . . . l-lere's hoping it will be a success. First row, lett to right: B. Perry, M. Groves, E. Shepard, K. Auxier, B. Fitzgerald, J. Fitzgerald, F. Fetter. Second row: F. Copenhaver, B. Granville, M. Noel, G. Crotts, V. Neal-sponsor. Third row: E. Bon- harn, L. Sheets, J. Damron, J. l-lall, C. Williams, OFFlCERS First Semester Consul . .. ...Betty Fitzgerald Vice Consul ....,..,. ..Jirn Hall Scriloo .. . . Kathleen Auziei Quaestor .Eileen Shepherd Second Semester Consul ,.,.,,.. Kathleen Auxier Vicc Consul .. . Mary Groves Scrilno . . Betty Fitzgerald Quaestor Barbara Granville OFFICERS First row, left to right: R. Floyd, M. Allen, J. Boos, C. Williams, J. Capline, A. Keese. Second row: K. Auxier, E. Fetter, S. l-larclwiclr, M. Noel, J. Payne, C. King. Third row: O, Collitlower, J. Baker, J. Diehl, J. Hall, D. Stinson. First Semester President ....... Gerald l-lonaker Vice President ..... Don Stinson Secretary . Owen Colliflower Treasurer , Charles Vfilliarns Second Semester President ., , Jim Hall Vice President. . .Owen Collitlower Secretary . . . Flinore Ga'Flin Treasurer . . Shirley Daugherty Page 37 STAFF First Semester Editor .4,. Bot: Robertson Business Manager, . .Joan Marple Second Semester Editor . , , Patty Lenhart Business Manager ,Joe Damron Seated in tront: Joan Withington, Mary M. Garnett. ll.ett to right, around tablel Joe Damron, Billie Byrd Gibson, l-lelen Harrold, Jean Johnson, Patty Lenhart, Joan Marple, Bob Robertson. Sara Ellen Phillips, Dorothy Pryor, Betty Ptomey, ,lean Hippert. STAFF First Semester Co-Editors-in-Chiet Sara Bull, Dorothea Napier News Editor ,,,. Mary Fotos Co-Editorial-Editor Mary Reinhardt, Eleanor Calley Sports Editor ,.,, Milton Supman Business Manager Sally Darlington Page 38 First row, lett to right: C. Oppenheimer, P. Ogden, S. Darlington, E. Jones, E. Calley, M. Fotos, M. Reinhardt, M, Supman. Second row, left to right: T. C. McDermott, D, Jarrell, C. Procter, B. Manlcin, J. Garvin, B. Vass. The Huntingtonian Staff September arrives . . . the discussion ot whether or not to have an annual . . . the answer is Yes' '... Mrs. McMullin, our new taculty advisor and doing a good job . . . Bob Robertson and Patricia Lenhart the Co-Editors . . . Jo Anne Marple and Joe Damron the business managers having a hard time making ends meet . . . Mary Mann Garnett and Sarah Ellen Phillips the underclassmen editors . . . Helen Harrold wondering about the teatures . . . The second semester with only seven members lett on the statt . . . Betty Fitzgerald helping Joe keep track ot the money . . . Philip Smith being kept busy making layouts . . . Jean l-lippert taking care ot the senior section . . . Billie Byrd Gibson the club editor . . , Dorothy Pryor our taculty editor. . . Jean Johnson and Delores Morrison worrying their heads ott and asking Are you going to have your senior picture taken7' '.,. Everyone released when the work tinally went to press . . . Senior week spent issuing the books and cleaning up last minute details . . . All in all everyone had tun and we are all proud ot our I943 Huntingtonian. Tatler We are tollowing true Tatler tradition as we start this at deadline . . . Deadlines are the pittalls ot the statt . . . The Tatler is l'l.l-l.S.'s weekly publication but we admit, publishing it weekly was a rare accomplishment . . . The tirst semester statt was kept busy by the inseparable editors-in-chiet-Dot and Sarah Ann . . . You could always catch Mary Fotos, the second semester boss, rushing around with both hands crammed with copy . . . Sweetie had detinite troubles in attempting to gather gossip that wasn't libelous . . . Monday always meant Mary Jeanne was trying to make unwilling reporters accept their assignments . . . Dave was always at the typewriter, pecking out sports copy . . . Charlie spent his time drawing cartoons . . . Milton was our copy wonder . . . Anna Lou tried in vain to balance an unbalanced budget . . . Reporters racked their brains thinking ot new excuses tor handing in their late copy . . . All in all, Mr. McDermott must be given credit as a most patient taculty advisor. Page 39 Art Club T The membership ot the Art Club is small this year but nevertheless active. The club is composed ot art students who have made an A average in Art. Block printing was teatured, and in this medium, tray covers and Christmas cards were made tor the Red Cross to send to convalescents. The president has given demonstrations in Silk Screen Process and Air Brush painting. ln April, an exhibit ot posters tor the sale ot bonds and stamps were placed on display at the business ottice by the Art Club. At the meeting ot the S.E.A., exhibits sponsored by the club were hung in the corridors ot Huntington l-ligh School. Outdoor sketching was another phase ot the work. These pictures developed in water color and pastel were displayed in their studio. Page 40 Home Economics Club Purpose: To aid in developing personalities and a home-loving attitude essential to a happy family-lite . . . Miss Newman, dean ot girls, spoke to us on nutrition . .. Spaghetti dinner was given tor new club members . . . Rolled bandages tor Red Cross . . . Miss Mattie Rider is our most able sponsor who reminds us ot a tew short cuts here and there . . . We helped serve tootball boys betore leaving tor Parkersburg . . . some tun! . . . We had a NXf.A.A.C. speaker . . . Yes, we have all sorts ot girls in our club . . . Madeline Napier, whose heart's in the Air and l-larlene Cantrell, whose heart's in the Marines . . . Ch! Yes, Marion Gallaway's heart is in the Navy . . . Evelyn Beard and her willingness to work . ..l-lelen Cupp's laugh . . . We're always ready to help, so don't hesitate to call on us. First row, lett to right: M. Reinwald-sponsor, R. Eckhart, M. Bow- man, G. Williamson, C, Law, P. Jackson, M. Wheeler, L. Henderson. Second row: B. Grey, B. Wilson, B. Watson, H. Stiarp, B. Rardin, B. McC5rew, M. Noel, S, Daugherty. OFFICERS First Semester President .......,. Horner Sharp Vice President ,...., Rutti Ecttxart Secretary ..... Gaynor Williamson Treasurer , ....., Peggy Jaclrson SZCOBA President V Semester ...Homer Sharp Vice President .,.. Peggy Jackson Secretary Treasurer., .,,, , , . ,,... ..Gaynor Williamson First row, lett to right: M. Zenser, E. Wallace, M. Galloway, H Cantrell, V. Triplett. Second row: D. Frye, B. Sexton, H. Harrold, M. Rider-sponser. OFFICERS First Semester President.. .. Vice President.. Secretary ....., Treasurer .. .. Second President . . . . Vice President.. Secretary , , , . Treasurer ,..... .Betty Lou Sexton .Harlene Cantrell . Elrene Wallace ,Elrene Vfallace Semester Madalean Napier Marion Galloway .Harlene Cantrell .Harlene Ca ntrell Page4l First Row, lett to right: K. Sovine, R. Eaton, L. Schussler, R. Brandum P. Shumaker, E. Duncan, P. Harold, l-l. l-larold, J. Morris, P, Damron M. Galloway, C. Law, L. Terril, B, McCloud. Second row: M. Wheel- er, P. Lewis, J. Phyllips, l. Williams, J. Nassar, R. Felix, B. Wells R. Brackus, B. Welch, V. Lawson, B. Sowards, l-l. Peters, M. Grover A. Heinz-sponsor. Third row: J. Stevens, J. Silling, B. Jones, J Diehl, l-l. Ramey, J. Deal, W. Clay, J. Pinchard, M. Dunn, M Blethen, B. Lyons. Fourth row: A. Bruce, M. Palos, M. Martin, L Fotos, R. Smith, R. Worrell. Fifth row: P. Waugh, D. Hendrick C. Goodman, J. Franklin, E, Lickhart, R. Markum, J. Johnson, L Peters, P. Gentry. OFHCERS Girls President ,,,,,,. Rosalie Brandum Vice President ,.,, Helen Harrold Secretary . ...,..,., Pearl Gentry Treasurer Jean Johnson Boys President .,,, Bernard Welch Vice President .... Rodney Worrell Secretary . , Lewis Clelland Treasurer , ,Jack Ashburn OFFICERS First Semester President ,..,,. Geraldine Hicks Vice President ....,. Patty Harold Secretary , ,.,, Arlene Bowen Treasurer , , ..Margarek Dunn Second Semester President ,, , Patty Harold Vice President, ,. ,Arlene Bowen Secretary . Rosida McKinney Treasurer ..., Geraldine Hicks Page 42 First row, lett to right: B. Blair, J. Burke, R. McKenney, M. Bosworth M. Swann, P. l-larold. Second row: J, Mullins, M. Dunn, G. l-licks A. Adkins, A. Bowen, M. Sharp. Third row: N. Ferguson, B. Adkins Fl. Adkins, J. Duval, K. Auxier. Senior Glee Club It was a very good year tor both the Boys' and Girls' Senior Glee Club. Our concerts at Swan's Creek and in the junior high schools throughout the city was a huge success. The All State Chorus arrived in November as our guest. Their short visit was climaxed with a dance given at East l-ligh. We presented the Christmas program in the auditorium with Mrs. l-leinz at her best. Ex-Glee Club members now with our armed torces, have been receiving many letters and boxes, tilled with coolcies and candy trom our Glee Club. At the mid-year commencement, medals were presented to Rosalie Brandum and Bernard Welch with Betty Fitzgerald and John Diehl receiving letters. Qur annual Spring concert was the teature ot the year . . . and so it was with the Senior Glee Club in I942-43. Girl Reserves Covered dish supper tor new members. Good tood. Good time. Navy Day Parade. We decorate a car and ride in style. Christmas party at the YWCA. Toys tor the children at the mission. Singing over WSAZ. Red letter day. We earn tive dollars. Meeting ot the lnter-club Council. Exchange ot ideas. Valentine party at the Y. Who sent those comicsf7 Manless dance at the Y. Jitterbugs in tine style. City wide Recognition Service at the First Congregational Church. Beautitul and impressive. Candle light. Crgan music. Page 43 The Senior Scribblers' Club The Senior Scribblers' Club is an auxiliary club to the English Department ot Huntington l-ligh School. Miss Marion Kitch is our sponser. The purpose ot the Senior Scribblers' is to promote the knowledge and appreciation ot literature, and to en courage the development ot literary ability among the students. All students in sympathy with the aims ot the club, and who contorm with its rules ot entrance are eligible to membership. It is an honorary club tor the students who get a B or above average in English. We now have twenty-tive members in the club. Every other week, two mem- bers bring retreshments. Interesting programs are planned tor each meeting. We had a Christmas party at which Mary Fotos and Gerry Boos were hostesses. Gifts were exchanged and games were played. Page 44 Junior Scribblers Club The Junior Scribblers Club ot l-luntington l-ligh School is made up ot the stu- dents ot the IOB, IOA, and IIB classes who have at least a B average in English. The club's aim is to enrich the minds ot its members with a knowledge ot literature and to give them some aid in writing. This year we have had a number ot social gatherings. At one, we had as a speaker Miss Jo l-loren, a student ot Marshall College, who talked on Journalism, and Mr. McDermott spoke to us on editing the Tatler and the part we might have in con- tributing to it as members ot the Junior Scribblers Club. J. Baker, M. Johnson, F. Gettin, L. Henderson. Second row: First row, left to right: B. Robertson, E. Nowery, J. Diehl, M. Fotos, Powers, S. Daugherty, F. Hamilton, G. Crotts, M. Compton, S. Payne, M. Blethen, J. Damron. Third row: M. Kitch-sponsor, M. Winn, F. George, C. Williams, C. Jeter, L, Handy, K. Auxier, President OFFTCERS First Semester .,. ., .... John Diehl Vice President . ...Mary Fotos Secretary TTZENSUYZY ,.......,..John Baker . .,.. Marcella Johnson Second Semester President Vice Pre Secretary Treasurer .........Charles Jeeter sident ,..,. Shirley Payne . ,,,. Kathleen Auxiev . . ,. ..,, Mary Fotos First row, lett to right: P. Smith, J. Jamison, R. Jordan, T. Patter- son, J. Llewellyn, B. Pauly. Second row: J. Rader, E. Fetter, J. Bryan, S. Hardwick, M. Allen, E. Jones, J. Fitzgerald. Third row: B. Henry, D. King, A. Wells, F. Osburn, H. Powers, l.. Malcolm, J. Lowery. President OFFICERS First Semester .., .,..... Patty Smith Vice Fresident , .... Joan Jamison Secretary ,...., ...Ruth Jordan Treasurer President ,....Torn Patterson Second Semester .,.,,..,..,Patty Smith Vice President ,.,. Joan Jamison Secretary Betty Lou Henry THZBSUTZY . Tom Patterson Page 45 OFFICERS First Semester President ...,,..., Bill McCornas Vice President ,,,... Charles Kauiz Secretary ,,,.,,,.., Don Stinson Treasurer . ...Danny Hayden Second Semester President ,.,...,... Bill McCor-nas Vice President ..,.,. Charles Kautz Secretary ,....... Hugh Shannon Treasurer . ...Danny Hayden First row, lett to right: W. Purdy, D. Stinson, C. Cook, Nl. Supman, C. Kautz, B. l-layman, O. Gallaher, B. Frampton. Second row: J. Warne, D. Hayden, F. Fischer, K. Gould, B. Border, G. Bartlett, J. Lambert, D. Stender. Third row: L. Johnson, E. King-sponser, B. Toothman, B. McComas, B. Chambers, D. Rice, l-l. Shannon. l OFFICERS First Semester President ........... Buddy Mott Vice President ,.,....... Jim Hall Secretary and Treasurer ,.,. . .. . . . . . . . . .Charles Oppenheimer Business Manager. ,,., Jim Tinsley Second Semester President ,...... ...Buddy Mott Vice President ..,,,.... Jim Hall Secretary and Treasurer .,.,, .. , ,... . .Charles Oppenheimer Business Manager ,.... Jim Tinsley Page 46 l First row, lett to right: B. Mott, B. Brangham, J. l-lall, J. Tinsley, B. Silling, B. Mott. Second row: B. Border, B. Flesher, J. Childers, S. Brown, S. l-laworth, T. Condor. Third row: l-l. Slutz, J. l-langer, J. Kitchen, D. Farley, C. Oppenheimer. Varsity H The Varsity H is composed ot basketball, tootball, track, and baseball players who have achieved the honor ot being a member ot the letterman club. It not only has the school's idols, but also, the school's greatest Romeos: Wild Bill McComas, enchanted by Becky Satterwhite, Suppy Supman, the only one who dares to say Are you kidding, Charlie Kautz, who traded his educated toe tor Betty McGrew, Moe lwho did you expect, Robert Taylor7l Levine, and tracks only lettovers, Okey Gallegar, Bob Haman, Bill Frampton, and Bill Cravens. This year the Varsity H won the intramural basketball league . . . Alice-the-Goon Charles Thornburg, Shan- non and his two new eyes to look at Mary Jean. This year the Varsity H chose Sara Ann Sammons as Miss Pony Express, and her attendants were Becky Satterwhite and Joan Whitington . . . Coach Brickles, new sponsor ot the club . . . Bill Blinky Chambers . . . The Varsity H blowout will be held again this year. lt is uncertain who will play tor the taculty all-stars, but the Varsity H will win. We hope! Phi Kappa This was a new year: new name . . . new preps' '...' 'new deck ot cards . . . a new Victory Ball given with our brother traternity ot East, Kappa Sigma . . . Buddy Mott and Jimmie Hall chose Doris Brammer as Queen ot Fraternity, but Jim TV-5l Tinsley won . . . its Patty Lenhart. Kenny lnew prep l Marple and Betty Lou . . . John lGee! lucky me, l have Nancy McGrew in my dreamsll Wilders. Poker parties at the two Jim's . . . Bill Shawyer, Jack l Snooks l Blankenship, Charley Harrison, and Kenny Slippery Marple were our new preps . . . A lot ot old members are in the greatest frat ot all . . . America's Armed Forces. Joint initiation . . . Tri Chi and Phi Kappa . . . Pee Wee Flesher . . . Bob lFrench Tavern is homel Sillings . . . The whole crowd is still sober. . . Wine, Women, and Song . . . Bah! . . .Wagon Wheel, aren't we Continental... Hi-De-Ho! Page 47 Swanque Club The season got oti with a Swanky start . . . We initiate our new preps . . . Remember the cake we made up in your house, Betty S.7 . . . Good ol' castor oil filled caramels . . . They satisty7 . . . Most ot our meetings have been protitable . . . along with a little shindig . . .Those parties at Christmas time . . . rack-k-k . . . The meeting at Pat McClung's . . . We elected new otiicers . . . Somebody spilled something in the punch . . . Could that be the reason that Nickie was elected president7 We all were happy and will never forget those good times. Page 48 Hi Heel September seems like only yesterday with its bids, initiation, and never-ending tinancial problems . . . From two tun-packed semesters we best remember-Gladys struggling with the Silver Tea . . . Xmas and our ever successtul Tea Dance . . . Sara Ann, amid all her smiles, as Miss Pony Express' '... Betsy getting around with the college men . . . l.ucy's mysterious one dozen roses . . . l-larriet always joking . . . Betty M's Tri Chi pin . . . all ot us making surgical dressings tor the Red Cross . . . Sweetie, our nominee being awarded Miss l-luntingtonian' '... Betty Lee joining us in January . . . Nancy and her man troubles . . . Patty Lenhart, always able to handle any situation . . . Betty Mann as a character actress in all dramatic productions . . . Joby talking about Fox' '... Judy's interest in tarm lite . . . Spring arrived in a blaze ot glory but without a tormal . . . Those tunds went to Red Cross . . . Despite all our minor ditiiculties, it was an untorgetable year ot laughs and tun. First row, lett to right: P. Mcflung, R. Hayes, N. Randall, S. Niclrells. Second row: J. Blankenship, A. Backus, M. Stanley. Third row: N. l-lulette. B. Stattord. OFFICERS First Semester President ........ Patsy Mcclung Vice President ..,,... Ruth Hayes Secretary .....,.. Nancy Randall Treasurer . . , , . ,Sonja Nicirells Second Semester President ......... Sonia Nictells Vice President ..., Nancy Randall Secretary .,...,.. Patsy McClung Treasurer . .... Betty Stafford OFFICERS First Semester President ,,...,... Eleanor C-alley Vice President Sara Ann Sammons Secretary ,.,...,.., Betsy Moore Treasurer . ...., Patty Lenhart Second Semester President .,....,.. Eleanor Calley Vice President Sara Ann Sammons Secretary ..,....,,. Betsy Moore Treasurer . , ,Patty Lenhart First row, left to right: E. Calley, S. Sarnrnons, P. Lenhart, B. Moore. Second row: l.. Van Bibber, B. Mann, J. Marple, J. Kuhn. Third row: N. Morgan, l-l. Lyons, G. Nortlwcott, B. McGrew. Page49 OFFICERS First Semester President ....,. .Carolyn Coolr Vice President ,.,,,. Jo Ann Riggs Secretary ...., Billie Byrd Gibson Treasurer. . Betty Ann Goldberg Second Semester President .,.. .Marianne Jones Vice President .,.,. ,Gwen Lang Secretary .. ,,..,.,,, Dot Ayers Treasurer . ,. Berverly Wegwart First row, lett to right: M. Jones, B. Graham, M. Eversole, B. Gibson, D. Stinson-sweetheart, E. Nowery, B. Mays, D. Ayers, M. Johnson. Second row: A. Douthat, B. Wegwart, A. Loy, J, Riggs, S. Branch, J. Boyd, G. Lang, F, Rathburn, J. Ballard. OFFICERS First Semester President .,,.,.... Jaclrie Morris Vice President .,.. Barbara Rhodes Secretary ...... Ernestine Duncan Treasurer , .... Helen Peters Second Semester President ....,,.... Jaclrie Morris Vice President ..,. Barbara Rhodes Secretary .. .Ernestine Duncan Treasurer .. . Helen Peters Page 50 First row, lett to right: B. Rhodes, E. Booten, l-l. Peters, P. Shumalrer J. Morris, E. Duncan, M. Sabo, B. Johnson. Second row: L. Simmons G. Jetters, R. Jordan, B. Casto, L. Peters, C. Reed, B. Stattord. Clique Club Cook, president and loyal member . . . Riggs and her personality smile . . . Glamorous Gwen and Toddy Fversole waiting tor their Bobbies . . . Billie Byrd and Don, dumb but happy . . .Club meetings not complete until Cubby- comes tor Marianne . . . Supper time had by all at l-luntingtonian Ball and brealctast at Woodland . . . Ellen Jo and Joan, Dulce Ridgely's tavorite blondes . , . Jetta and Sally wearing their cute pompadours . . . Secretary Ayers writing the minutes with R. T,'s help . . . Darling ot the club-Ann Louise Loy . . . Barbara parting her hair on the side tor Diclc . . . Amy and Martha buying low-heeled shoes . . . Beverly lcnitting tor Georgia Tech . . . Ten dollars donated to March ot Dimes . . . Sandwiches tor A.W.V.S .... Patriotic Frances helping in War Drives . . . Betty Jo trying to buy shoes on her sugar ration coupon . . . Frances Rathburn, our exotic, darlc-eyed beauty . . . Last but not least, Stinson, our sweetheart . . .Are we lciddin'7 Phi Gamma Sigma Here we go again . . . giving you a briet glimpse ot some ot the personal activities ot our members . . . First, the hayride in September . . . Remember, Lois, the straw battle you and Parlcy had . . . Jordan and Casto, quiet as mice . . . George Anne, Patsy and their Hsteadies' '... Next, our annual Dogpatch Shindig . . . and Helen ending it with a splash . . . Jaclcie and l-laman hitting it oti tine about this time, in spite ot the odds against them . . . Booten planning a trip to see Bill . . . While Schumalcer's heart belongs to C-K . . . So long, Frnestine and Jean . . . Rhodes always tighting and making up with Jim . . . New members this time: sweet Cindy Simmons, Martha and her southern accent . . . Niclcels and Stattord giving us a thrill when they come to meetings . . . Sabo, Protzman, and Reid quietly doing their part . . . l-lumphreys dreaming ot dates . . . Broolcs and her sailor triend . . . And so ends another year ot wondertul tun with the old gang. Page 5I Iota Tau Sigma Last big initiation tor the duration . . . Cnly tormal initiations trom now on . . . But it was tun while it lasted, eh, preps7 . . . Club meetings, boys, and eats, as usual . . . lWell, maybe just eatsl . . . Patty changing her loyalty trom the Navy to the basketball team . . . Carolyn still trying to decide between the Army and the Navy . . . Frances can't use men . . . lWho says so7l . . . Carter trying to outdo her better halt . . . Blair with thought ot June graduation at K.M.l .... Marjorie still true to Culver . . . Sally trying to hitch a ride to Nortolk . . . Annis versus V.P.l .... Mary Frances hustling Air Corps cadets . . . Ruth singing love songs to Darrell . . . Frances, Phyllis, and Peggy, our quieter members . . . Reba and Clarabelle with outside interests . . . Teddy, our peppy little cheerleader . . . Mary Jeanne with too many irons in the tire . . . Claire Marie and her wolt in lamb's clothing . . . Frances S. sporting her limousine. Page 52 Tennis Club No men . . . no money . . . no monotony marks the Tennis Club . . . Anna Lou, our little president, busy landing the Marines . . . Boogie artists, Billie Byrd and Flo, who were hits that got missed . . . Jean, sophisticated but shy . . . Mary Kathryn, song and dance talent girl . . . Peggy and her lcorny7l jokes . . . but, can she tell 'em7 . . . Billie Lou singing That Soldier ot Mine' '... Jean M. steady eddie with Georgie . . . Janis still looking tor someone to hustle' '... Ann N., our glamor girl . . . Blanche say- ing to Charley, You'd Be So Nice To Wait l-lome For' '... Mary Ann Barbour, the mouse ot our club . . . Christine and Lucy, our two new outstanding teatures . . . Our cute, capable candidate tor Miss l-luntingtonian' '... Enid is Calitornia-bound . . . Janet still making up her mind about Private Reeser . . . Phyllis keeping up Glenn's, l mean the Army's morale . . . The Chis have Kitty's heart . . . Dot S. and her sweet, captivating smile . . . Ever obliging and agreeable Pat W. First row, lett to right: l-l. l-larrold, S. Phyllips, M. Warnock, C Renshaw, A. Huttman, C. Van Meter, B. Renshaw. Second row T. Milligan, P. Ogden, l-l. Ward, S. Darlington, P. Ogden, C. Kline, F. Van Meter. Third row: C. Brewer, A. l-larold, M. Hagen, F. Stowe. OFFICERS First Semester President ,..,..... Helen Harrold Vice President,.Sara Ellen Phillips Secretary ,.,.. Marjorie Warnoct Treasurer ,,,, Carter Rerrshaw Second Semester President First row, left to right: B. Spaulding, J. Mossman, R. Duling, J. Garvin, P. Ford, B. Gibson, F. Smith, E. Nowery, M. l-lall. Second row: J. Sadler, B. Wagner, C. Nickel, J. Rolfe, C. Dudley, M. Barber P. Wiseman, A. Neel, P. Charles. OFFICERS First Semester President .,,,,.,. Anna Lou Stone Vice President. ,Janis Lee Garvin Secretary. .. Ruth Virginia Duling Treasurer .... .Jean Mossrnen Second Semester President , Anna Lou Stonc Vice President vJanis Lee Garvin Secretary . Phyllis Charles Treasurer . Jean Mossrnan Page 53 OFHCERS First Semester President ,,,., Blanche Wagner Vice President .... ...Flo Smith Secretary ...,.. Beverly Wegwart Treasurer .. ...Betty Jo Graham Second Semester President .,.,... Blanche Wagner First row, left to right: B. Wagner, F. Smith, B. Wegwart, J. Boyd, G. Lang, M. Jones, B. Mays, P. Self, G. Williamson, J. Mossman. Second row: J. Withington, J. Bragg, A. Douthat, B. Graham, M. Johnson, S. Branch, E. Cometto, F. Rathburn, B. Ptomey, J. l-lippert. Vice President.. . Flo Smith Secretary ., . Beverly Wegwart Treasurer ...Betty Jo Graham OFFICERS First Semester President .,... Sara Ann Sammons Vice President ,,..,. ,..,..., ., ., .,,,.,. Rebecca Sattlewhite Secretary . ,Margaret Ann Merry Treasurer ,,.,.., Romanine Kline Second Semester President , Sara Ann Samrnons Vice President. ,. . , ,, . . . . , . . ,Rebecca Sattlewhite Secretary , ..,,,, .,.Judy Kuhn Treasurer , ,,.Romanine Kline Page 54 First row, lett to right: S. Sammons, R. Sattlewhite, M. A. Merry R. Cline, l-l. Lyons, J. Kuhn. Second row: M. M. Garnett, P. Lenhart D. Bramrner, J. Marple, B. Marshall, P. Damron, B, Moore. Third row: N. Morgan, B. Mann, J. Galligher, B. Flanagan, B. McGrew R. McGuire, E. Calley. Phi Sigma 1 Thinking ot Phi Sig, you remember . . . Blanche, president and queen ot our Sweetheart Ball . . . Barbara looking tor Dick . . . Beverly and her Georgia Tech man . . . Betty Jo and Bragg looking tor the mates tate created tor them . . .The new pins which have been a great success . . . Patty Wiseman and her trips to G.M.l. . . . Steadies Marianne and Cubby . . . Amy l-lope and Swanson . . . l-low true Gwennie was to Bob . . . Branch and her pertect attendance . . . Contented -Jean Mossman . . . Elo and her mail trom Pearl Harbor . . . Carolyn and all ot her attairs . . . Patsy's scatterbrained ideas . . . Martha with that sophisticated look . . . Frances Rathburn's secret love attair-Joe . . . Graduating in Januaryg Joanne, Sara Ellen, and Eileen . . . Gaynor still true to Marshall l-ligh . . . Jean's silence. . .Joan and her attractive smile . , . Mary Ann and her Legg trouble . . . put them all together and we have a club we are very proud ot. College Club Frederick tor dinner at Christmas-Martha, Betty Lee, Sally, and Nany Mc. adding contusion . . . Bowling at the Spot' '... The College Club . . . remember those nerve-wracking meetings . . . Jane, vim, vigor, and vitality . . . Sweetie, all-around girl and loyal member . . . Becky, beauty and personality . . . Romaine and Ruthie, lite ot the party . . . Patty Damron and Joby with steadies. Mousie getting our votes tor Miss l-luntingtonianf' Barbara E. worrying about being a war-widow . . . Judy's trips to the tarm . . .Sally and Patty L., the sister tradition . . . Nancy Morgan having last minute meetings at her house . . . Will Margaret Ann have that military wedding7 . . . Doris, our Queen ot the Tennis Court . . . Betsy, knitting and always thinking ot Dick . . . Sara Ann, our President and typical student . . . l-larriet, Betty M., Barbara M., Nancy Mc., thinking ot money-making schemes . . . Betty Mc, content with her tootball hero . . . Even though we didn't get much accomplished, not one ot us would have missed this year ot tun. Page 55 Sigma Mu Considered best all-round social organization at dear old l-l.l-l.S .... Three student body presidents out of six elected have been members . . .Won City Indepen- dent tootball championship this year . . . Such outstanding athletes in our midst as Freddy Fischer, Shady Warne, Jim Silling, and Danny Hayden, all-state tootball players . . . We have scholastic leaders, too: to wit Bob Robertson, Joe Damron, Bob Mankin, and Kent Keller, all members ot Torch . . . Mu's take large part in school activities . . . But we specialize in stag parties and initiations, gala events in our yearly social calendar . . .Mu's have such rowdy dowdies as Chuck Kiser, Swanson Roberts, Don Wells, and Mac Gates . . . Our motto is One tor all and all tor one' '... Preps tor '43 were: Jack Shook, Charles Lawson, John Miller, Joe Schweitzer, Bill l-latten, Richard Pendergast, and Jim Silling . . . Mousie our sweetheart this year. Page 56 Tri Chi The tall getting ott with a bang . . . our victory mix . . .' women . . .debts . . . hustlers . . . Sara Ann our sweetheart . . . Big Branch and A. B. Nickels into the armed torces . . . New preps . . . Ordering ot traternity pins and still waiting . . . lmembers suspecting Kautz ot skipping with the moneyl . . . only time will tell . . . Suppy Supman, our new president. . . The Beau Brummell Ball, held at the Frederick Hotel . . .Shannon really hustling with Mary Jeanne . . . Toothman, our all-state basket- ball hero . . . Moon, Fatela, Van Nostram, Frampton, and Gould, our managers deluxe . . . Kautz still madly in love with Betty . . . Kalmerten and Dot break up . . '. lwe wonder whyl . . .Probst giving all the girls a part time thrill . . . Bill and Georgia Ann going steady. . . l-laman and Jackie still hitting it ott tine, thank you . . . Supman, our comedian and still THE hustler ot women . . . All kinds . . . And the rest ot the club shoving ott for new excitements, wherever they may be. First row, lett to right: M. Adkins, M. Gates, B. Robertson, D. Wells, J. Sale, C. Ward, S. Roberts, J. Damron. Second row: C. Kaiser, J. Warne, D. Hayden, C. Proclcter, D. Jarrell, N. Ballard, B. Manlqin, F. Fischer. Third row: N. Deardortf, C. Cook, M. Garnett, sweetheart, B. Vass, K. Keller, l-l. l-lanes. OFFICERS First Semester President ..,.......... Boll: Vasx Vice President .,,,,. Harry Hanes Secretary ........, Charles Coolz Treasurer . ,.... Kent Keller Second Semester President ,., .,.. ..,. B ob Vass Vice President .... Newt Deerrdorlil Secretary . . , .. Charles Cool: Treasurer . Kent Keller First row, lett to right: C. Kautz, M. Suprnan, B. Toothman, K. Gould, F. Van Nostran, J. Kallmerten, P. Probst. Second row: R. Powers, E. Carter, l.. Brisbin, C. Gould, W. George, B. l-laman, l.. Fatela. Third row: B. Frampton, A. Shires, l-l. Shannon, S. Sammons -sweetheart, D. lsrail, J. Shively, J. Moon. OFFICERS First Semester President .,...... Charles Kautz Vice President ,,., Milton Supmari Secretary .,....... Bill Tootl-irnan Treasurer .,.. ,. ,Doug Bess Second Semester President , ,.. Milton Supman Vice President.. . .Charles Kautz Secretary ..... ...Bill Tooth:-nan Treasurer ., ..Doug Bess Page 57 OFHCERS First Semester President .,,,,.., Bonnie Walton Vice President, ,,,., Elise Jones Secretary and Treasurer Mary Day Second Semester President .. . . .Elise Jones Vice President ..,. James Bradbury Secretary and Treasurer , .. , , . .Joyce Schroeder First row: G. Pritchard, R. Gross, A. Combs, M. Day, B, Walton, J. Schroeder, F. Osburn. Second row: D. Donaldson, M. Swann, S. Scott, O. Wells, E. Jones, C. Jeeter, G. Wagner, l. Siebert-sponser. OFFICERS First Semester President , . . Pat Madison Vice President ,Madeline Napier Secretary , , , Patsy Davis Treasurer , . Artha Tauszlry Page 58 First row, lett to right: J. Sawery, J. Kelly, M. Bias, F. Day, R Knight, A. Tauslcy, P. Davis, K. Miller. Second row: S. Niclcells, B Jennings, F. Jett, M. Gentry, M. Snyder, L. Peters, S. l-larless, G l-liclcs. Third row: C, Williams-sponser, A. l-lerold, D. Wolcott, B l-lutcti, C. Kline. Crucible Club The oldest club in l-luntington l-ligh-meetings each week. Activities-Gave assembly at Cammack-studied photography-aviation- dissected cats-had several speakers-parties given at Joyce Schroeder's and Pete Klien's-met with East l-ligh club-twenty new members-oh! the initiations-Bonnie Walton presented science award in assembly. Notes on members: Their likes-milk shakes and sham battles: their dislikes- Pete's leaving town and members owing dues. Alice Combs-only sensible member: Jennie Lowry-private secretary to presidentg Melissa Noel-secretary to Jennie: Dean Donaldson-wheel hair: Jim Copen-Romeo: Marion Swann-Juliet: Bob Wen- ning-biggest teetg Dick Kitchen-hail! Victory Corpsg Sally Scott-we give upl Girls' Athletic Association All girls interested in sports Welcome! campaign tor new members . . .common sight in halls: preps shining shoes and brushing old members' clothes . . . lnitiation night tinds preps dressed in their dad's pajamas and begging pennies downtown . . . eats in the cateteria atterward . . . skating party at Arena big success . . . play night at East with everyone having a good time . . . basketball and volley ball tournaments holding spotlight tirst semester . . . Christmas party with Miss Clarissa Williams the ever gracious hostess and always ready tor tun . . . no banquet in January as there were no Senior A's in the club . . . earning letters by points . . . Valentine party with East's club as guests . . . tood tor all . . . badminton tournament next attraction, and ot course, we mustn't torget ping pong . . . New members get acquainted . . . hikes in the spring . . . A year ot tun, sports, and ''never-to-be-torgotten triends ended with the banquet. Psgess Orchestra The Huntington High School orchestra is very pleased to appear in the I943 annual. We have been practicing tor our Spring Concert to be given in May with the help ot our taithtul director, Mr. Arnold. Our tom-tom player has made a sudden change trom tom-toms to a bass-tiddle. Have you ever noticed our tllute player, Dotty Raines, who has given more solos outside the orchestra than anyone elsef7 She deserves a great deal ot credit. The so-called tom-toms were taken over by Peggy Swann. Our child-prodigy, Alice Gilchrist, l Shorty l doubles on the piano and violin when our other players is absent. We mustn't torget Betty Cantrel with that bass, otten called Mutt and Jett. lShe and the bass.l There are several other very active members that deserve considerable credit too. Page 60 The Band Organized in the tall two weeks betore school began, in order to be ready tor the tirst tootball game . . . Dean Donaldson and Jim Hall were appointed Co- Drum Majors . . . supported the tighting Pony Express tootball team at Logan, Ashland, and Parkersburg . . . treated by Parkersburg band to hot dogs and cokes. Don Greenwell, Jimmy Underwood, and Richard Bolling held tirst chairs tor the clarinet and cornet sections during the concert season . . . trip to Pt. Pleasant to play tor ceremony ot the presentation ot Army and Navy E to Badger Company . . . tirst Spring Concert given April I4, showed improvements in the band . . . the Band Pes- tival, under the superb direction ot H. G. Shadwell, was the big success ot the year . . . the southern section being held in Huntington, April 29, 30, and May l. Plans tor the trip to White Sulphur are anticipated with greatest joy . . . all are glad to en- tertain disabled servicemen. First row. lett to right: M. Wheeler, L. Henderson, K. Auxies, A. Stevers, B. Welch, J. Fitzgerald, J. Merrill, A. Leonard. Second row: J. Diehl, J. Balmer, A. Gilcherest, D. Raine, W. Lipscomb, O. Callitlower, B. Cantrell, G. Naylor, G. McGlothlin, R. Leggett, D. Bolling, Arnold, lns. Third row: Bobbie Pauly, J. Schroder, B. Lyons. OFFICERS First Semester President .,..... Marian Wheeler Vice President ,... Bernard Welch Secretary ,.,...,. Betty Cantrell Treasurer .. ..,. Jerry Schroder Second Semester President ........ Alice Gilchrest Vice President ...,, Dorothy Rains Secretary ,..,.,, Joyce Schrader Treasurer , , .,., Betty Cantrell First row, lett to right: W. Norton, S. Grant, R. Bolling, J. Phipps, B Squire, G. Fotes, B. Paden, C. Ashburn, B. Embry, T. Smith, G Naylor, T. Cliff, B. Young. Second row: C. Sommers, B. Grey, C Lawson, B. Summers, B. McKee, B. Smith, B. Price, J. Ciselsten, H Stout, J. Fullcs, B. Gallagher. Third row: R. Leggett, T. Johnson J. Leibee, J. Balmer, O. Collitlower, D. Greenwell, T. Devol, G. Hull, C. Fizer, J. Webb, J. Hall. Fourth row: B. Morgan,-T. Luslc, M. Wise, C. Honalrer, J. Shook, C. Perry. C. Via, B. Allertson, C. Pigman. OFFICERS Drum Major ....,........ .... ....Dean Donaldson, Jim Hall Field Leader .......... R. Bolling Chief Musician ..,.. D. Greenwalt Page bl First row, lett to right: R. Wenning, J. Kitchen, L. Garges, B. Wells, R. Perrine, T. Beter, J. Schroeder, B. Gverall. Second row: H. Bias. R. Burlew, J. Butcher, G. Graham, L. Burner, L. Legg, H. Hoschar, B. McClure. Third row: J. Bradbury, F. McClure, C. Raines, R. Yoak, A. Torbitt, B. Marshall, S. Scott. Q,,f,,j H V' ' Vlfr ' W Qgfzfy' , - 5. V' I Q ' 3 J ff ' ' Z V' ff J J I f, ll .-fr .Q--,r 5 I f . ,fm , ..,,,,f N .:zm,,...,., ,....,J.,s ,,,. .4 .,,. 1 ,,.. L.,.f..,,ae-L,.,J.,.., Bl: iii l Cf-A 4'7 r17'V .f ' 'V 'ff' rjzqr' .,.' 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'W 7 -M151 T ' F' I .L. , 7 f'f' ' ' ,WT ' ff' :rv i f I f if e2!Zmi'f ' f '.-. I ' ' A ' ' ,V,,. , y, V ,, 2 OFFICERS First Lieutenant, Robert Levy Second Lieutenant, Jack Moore First Sergeant, Richard Farley Page 62 First row, lett to right: D. Sheets, A. Marston, V. Lawson, A. J. Moore, R. Levy, R. Farley, G. Sayble, R, Gross, J. Kitchen. Second row: N. Ballard, J. Overby, E. Mohlan, C. Hazelett, B. Duncan, R. Berry, J. Childers, D. Kitchen, R. Gross, B. Vass, N. Deardortt, C. Ward, C. Procter, V. Davis, J. Gardner, R. Wilmink. Third row: E. Jeter, C. Fddins, J. Silling, K. Casto, J. Booth, J. Davis, C. Work- man, C. Gould, F. Kirnler, G. Wilhoit, J. Miller, D. Clark, R. Perrine, W. Eutsler, C. Lawson, C. Heiner. Fourth row: S. Brown, L. Sheets, D. Shively, M. Supman, J. Hutchison, J. Cook, S. Pelay, S. Haworth, H. Nolan, J. Blankenship, J. Hudson, K. Priestly, C. Schater. Fifth row: J. Nagle, T. Condor, W. Thacker, R. Brooks, B. Ward. W. Barbour, D. Jerrell, C. Walker, E. McClure, R. Bennett. C.A.P.C. Squardon 542 The C.A.P.C. is a semi-military organization formed to give basic training to high school youths who will later talce their places in the Army and Naval Air Corps. The organization was formed under the supervision ot the Civil Air Patrol. Each senior C.A.P. member sponsors a cadet. This limits the membership and enables it to carry on its activities more etficiently. The cadet is tirst given a basic 80-hour training which includes general ground training. l-le is schooled in military courtesy and discipline, organization ot the various branches ot the service, guard duty, crash, precedure, and tirst-aid. Six hours each week is devoted to the C.A.P.C. The program is varied with activities such as guard- ing military planes at the local airport. For this work our squadron received the only citation given to a West Virginia cadet group. Company H Company l-l is an independent group ot junior and senior high school students who organized tor the purpose ot better equipping themselves tor service in the armed torces. lts otticers Tirst organized in October on the initiative ot First Lieutenant Robert Levy, I2A, and Second Lieutenant Jack Moore, IZA. Nine students were trained by Levy and Moore and at an assembly on February I3, were otticially re- organized as sergeants. They were Master Sergeant Robert Manlcin, First Sergeant Richard Farley, Technical Sergeant Watts Lipscomb, Sergeants Richard Gross, Gilbert Sayble, William Spealcman, Delmar Sheets, Kenneth Marple, Alan Marston, James Kitchen, and Sergeant Technician Virgil Lawson. Since October the company has grown until it includes approximately seventy- tive members. Besides drilling, other activities this year have included a sham-battle, a review by the American Legion at Arena Gardens in February, and a review by Lieutenant McCallister, ot the WAAC's. Page 63 They Call These ATHLETES e e efige. KWZWWWWW WWWWW ,fwff '-fmwmm Adffwwww WWW , . WW' . - ' , -I J 0 Z I X fu Q M '19 W ' C 'Qi f iv is W 7 55 L' f we A y ir My ,y A alan sf F, l-lead Coach Johnny Briclsels lextreme lett abovel with the able assistance ot sub- coaches Eddie King, Bill Trosper, and Ray- mond McCoy, respectively, brought the hard tighting Pony Express through another season ot Pigskin contests this year. This year as in previous ones, they worked dili- gently and sacriticed much tor the sake ot their teams. MANAGERS Pictured at right are the two managers ot this year's squads, Bill Frampron and Clar- ence Gould. Without their Cooperation and assistance the team could not have done nearly so well. CO-CAPTAI NS Also at the right are the Co-Captains ot this year's eleven, Charles Kautz and Bill Chambers. We can do nothing but admire them-actions spealc louder than words. 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VVtw,.1.V 2 xx- marry, x T3 --it a. , -N V ' -Ls -1' 'f so y. . ef' -:Q-s .. 'T' tv-.f ,. L mf' - - . 't .f,1 ff F77 -4. 1, Q, 'V . -F-f. ' -' .. I3-A H' ' 1 - . V . - ,V ff . w V HSM.:-saw:-5:5T'7'5-wsvxg'Li3gfg.fJsrEiQf51.' -. 'k - -:Q i, WV f ' fsfwkzazzmw 1 Q -'5Z'a44i'r r . - 2Y'N'-- ..V. . r . A .--Q.,V.3Z124fz'f5Q 3- .2 's,f-fyV1Qg-Y,- -, K.. - . Q.. A his M ff-A 'wfzvr 1 2 , , ,z -nf' - . , 7, l,,, . f -WX Vf'tY'5 ,f.iv,:s: T - ,. ,X 4 V M , YV 1 t .-, 52-z A 4 .... I First row, lett to right: Jack Evans, Carlo Kingery, Jim Warren, Danny Hayden, Bob Haman, Don Stinson, Hugh Shannon, Bill McComas, George Bartlett,Lindell Johnson, Charles Kautz, Bill Chambers, Bill Corbin, Fred Fischer, and AI Shires. Second row: Paul Probst, Dick Dial, Shelton Levine, Don Clagg, Dick Farley, Lanny Brisbin, Basil Brangham, Clayton Sawyers, Carl Akers, John Hippert, Don Osburn, Jim Silling, Sammy Haworth, Buddy Border, Secretary and Treasurer Sam Hotiman. Third row: Alex Anest, Charlie Dial, Jack Blankinship, Charles Harrison, Charles Marcum, Ward Wright, Mgr. Ralph Gabler, Line Coach Eddie King, Mgr. Bill Frampton, Coach John Brickles, Mgr. Clarence Gould, Assistant Coach Bill Trosper, Jimmy Mott, Tom Rice, Paul Petry, Bill Wise, Bob McAnispy, Charles Rolfe, Larimore Pearson, Larry Fatteleh. King Football ls First in Sport tor Huntington High School First time in many year the PONY EXPRESS went to a tootball camp to get in shape tor the season. The l942 football team was the greenest the school has ever had, but they won tive games and lost tive, a balance which can be considered a good season. The PONY EXPRESS was beaten in their opening game with C-K tor the tirst time in titteen year to the score ot 7-6. They roared back next week to deteat South Charleston I3-6. They improved to trounce Logan 20-O. The EXPRESS really rolled when they deteated Williamson 47-6. Their teet were knocked trom under them when Ashland dealt them their second deteat ZI-6. Bad luck again, Hamilton beat the EXPRESS I4-O. The EXPRESS traveled to Parkersburg tor revenge but were badly beaten 31-6. The EXPRESS came to lite in the mud and defeated St. Albans I2-O. Charleston, the traditional rival, deteated the EXPRESS 20-7 but luck was against the EXPRESS tthat day: they did push the Lions all over the tield. Success smiled again at the last. The EXPRESSMEN shellaced their city rivals 27-6 in the best tootball game they played this season. Good luck to next year's team. Page 67 Pigskin Parade Reading trom lett to right in the top: Bill Chambers. Chambers tor three consecutive years was an outstanding haltback. He ranks with Sammy Baugh when it comes to passing a football. He was also chosen co-captain to the team and is headed tor Kentucky next tall. . Danny Hayden, second string ALL-STATE end and the tinest detensive end in the state. Danny took over Bill Branch's position and made the tans torget all about ALL-STATE Branch. Hayden will be the most outstanding end in the state next tall. Don Cutback Stinson the smallest haltback in the state. Don got his name Cutback by chang- ing his mind trom running to lett and tollowing his interterence in the South Charleston ball game. He turned around and ran to his right tor 53 yards and a touch- down. He was the most powerful runner on the team. Paul Pee Wee Probst, a sub tor Bill Chambers and a guard tail- back. Paul tilled Chambers shoes in many ballgames. He ran tor sixty yards against Ashland tor a touchdown but stepped out on the tive yard line. Probst will be one ot Coach's main threats next year. Bob Hayman, the tastest toot- ball player on two teet. The greatest pass receiver the school has ever had. He scored seven touchdowns this tall. His tavorite play was the Dipsy Doodle when scored on 30, 50, and 80 yard runs tor touchdowns. This was the tirst year Bob had ever played tootball. Jim Shady Warne, the crook- ed arm ot the team. Shady's was a big threat by throwing with his lett arm. He passed tor many a touchdown. The second row from lett to right is: Hugh Ross Shannon, the biggest player on the team. He made many an end say uncle He was the main lett tackle on the team. Shannon will make some college a good tootball player it the Army doesn't take him. Page 68 Al Shire: Donny Stinson 1 1 - ot I9-42 . . Carlos Kingrey, one ot those boys the coaches like to coach. A boy who is always trying to better himselt. Kingrey replaced George Bartlett when he was in- jured. l-le was the most improved ball-player on the team. George Bartlett, the hardest blocker on the team. l-le took many a line bucker out ot a hole for Fisher to go through. George was handicapped by injuries this year but he played in many games despite his injuries. Third row: Fred Fischer, the mightiest little fullback in the state. When two yards were needed, he got it. l-le was the leading scorer ot the team. l-le chalked up ten touchdowns tor the season. Fred has now gone to the Army to do his playing and tighting tor Uncle Sam. AI Goot Shires, the only lineman to score a touchdown this year. l-le blocked a punt and tell on it tor a touchdown. Al was always plugging the holes when an opponents tullback tried to make a tew yards. Lyndol Bimbo Johnson, the hardest tackler on the team. Bimbo played tullback along with Fischer. l-le was a good ground gainer in many a game, and also helped to do the punting when we were in trouble. Bottom row, left to right is: Bill McComas, the other big tackle on the team. Bill called the de- fensive signals on the line. l-le was the fifth man in many oppos- ing backtields. Bill should make any college team. Charley Kautz, the other regular leftover with Bill Chambers from the team a year ago. Charley kicked the extra points and called the signals tor the team. He was also chosen co-captain ot this year's team. Kautz played every position on the team. Bill Corbin, the center and the best line blocker the team had. l-le was a natural born center. l-le also played end when injuries handicapped us. l-le is now in Uncle Sam's Army doing his bit tortreedom. Page 69 Basketball The Huntington l-ligh basketball quintet had a good season this year, winning nineteen and losing six. On December I9, the boys startedright by deteating Milton, 53 to 33 at Mil- ton. Atter Milton came Logan, whom the Red and Blue trimmed, 38 to 23. Next they swamped St. Joseph, 39 to lo. The Express next downed Ceredo-Kenova 48 to 27. Then the Red and Blue hit the road tor Williamson and lnez, Kentucky, where they were on the wrong end ot two close games, 37 to 39 and 22 to 27 respectively. At home once more they deteated Charleston, 45 to 4l. Then, tor the tirst time in history, the Express bowed to East on East's tloor, 33 to 37. Then the Red and Blue went to lronton to down them in a dazzling game, 28 to 24. Next at Ashland the boys escaped victorious, 39 to 37. Three days later they sank the Barboursville, Pirates, 34 to 43. Traveling on to Charleston, they were downed, 28 to 33. l-laving played away trom home tive straight times, they ventured home to defeat a strong Elkins tive, 39 to 29. Then the Pony Express met their tirst and only defeat on their home tloor at the hands ot the lronton Tigers, 30 to 33. Three days later the Red and P' went to Parkersburg and over- nine the Big Reds, 45 to 40. l-litting tull stride, Coach Johnny Brickel's lads trimmed East, betore 3,000 tans, to the tune ot 53 to 30. Continuing at top speed the Red and Blue out- scored Portsmouth, 48-I9, Ashland 5I-24, Beckley 44 to 34, and, to end the regular season, downed East Bank, 42 to 28. ln the state tourna- ment the Express captured their Sec- tional by deteating l-lamlin 67 to 4I, Eort Gay 50 to 2l, and a strong Vin- son team in the tinals 46 to 33. The Regional was held at East where the Red and Blue beat East in the thriller ot the year 30 to 28. ln the tinals the Express was caught ott guard and was deteated by a hot Madison team 44-25. Page 70 Prst row, lett to right: Danny l-layden, Jim Warne, Jim Kallmezten. Paul Probst, Bill Toothrnan, and Marvin Atkins. Second row, oach Johnny Bickels, Wayne George, Hugh Shannon, Bill Cravcns, Jack Dial, Jack Evans, Dave Wilson, and Bolo Davis. Team Manager Fred Van Nostran was absent when the picture was taken. SEASON'S RECORD l-l,l-l.5. .,.... 53 Milton .,.,,.. . l-l.l-l.S. ,...,. 38 Logan ...,... . l-l.l'l.S. ....,. 39 St. Joseph ..,. l-l.l-l.S. .,.... 48 Ceredo-Kenova l-i.l-l.S. ...... 37 Williamson .,.. l'l.l-l.S. ...... 22 Inez, Kentucky l-l.l-l.S. ...... 45 Charleston .... . l'l.l-l.S. ...... 33 East ,... ..,. l-l.l'l.5. ...... 28 lronton . .... l-l.l'l.5. .,.... 39 Ashland .,..., . SECTIONAL l-l.l-l.S. .,.... 67 Hamlin ....,. . l-l.l'l.S. .,i.., 50 Port Gay ...A. . l-l.l-l.S. ...... 46 Vinson ., .... l-l.l-l.S. ,..... 43 Barboursville l-l.l'l.S. .,.... 39 Elkins .... . l-l.l-l.5. .,..., 30 lronton ,. I-i.I-l.S. ...... 28 Charleston . l-l.l-l.S. ...... 45 Parkersburg l-l.l-l.S. ..,... 53 East ..r.. . l l.l-l.S. ...... 48 Portsmouth H.l'l.S. ...... 51 Ashland .. l-l.l-l.S. ...... 44 Beckley . ., l-l.l-l.5. ,..... 42 East Bank . l-l.l-LS HJ-1.5 REGIONAL . ,.,... 30 East ... . ..,,.. 25 Madison Page 7l This year's team had such stal- warts as Bill Toothman, Bill Cra- vens, l-lugh Shannon, Danny Hay- den, Jim Warne, Jaclc Dial, Bob Davis, Jim Kallmerten, Paul Probst, Dave Wilson, Marvin Atkins, and Wayne George. Other members who say service throughout the season are Jack Evans, Larry Gar- ges, Bob l-laman, Jim Keadle, and Tag Heaberlin. The outstanding players on this year's team were Bill Toothman and Bill Cravens. Toothman un- doubtedly ranlqs among the best basketball players ever to play the Pony Express. Because ot his ex- cellent shooting ancl brilliant tloor play, he was chosen tor a position on the tirst string ot the I9-43 All- State team while Bill Cravens was chosen tor a position on the third string. Hugh Shannon, Danny Hayden, and Jim Warne were three main- stays, who with Toothrnan and Cravens saw plenty ot action. Shannon was a valuable player under the basket, while Hayden and Warne were long-shot artists. Jack Dial and Dave Wilson were also excellent players around the backboard. Dial was an expert on one-hand shots while Wilson rnade uncanny shots from any position. Paul Probst, Jim Kallmerten, and Marvin Atkins worked a good tast break while Bob Davis and Wayne od long shots. Ge OVQG WQTC 80 Page 73 Baseball Line-ups and Schedule The line-up tor this year's baseball team is tentative as yet, but the prospective set up is as follows: Pitcher . . .... David Stender Catcher . .... Norman Naylor Ist base .. ...,...., Jaclc Coolf 2nd base ... .,... Jimmy Lambert Short stop .... ,,...... R ay Simmons Lett tield .., ......... Jim Rhinehart Center tield ......., Jim ':Shady Xtlfarren Right tield, ...... Clayton Frog Sawyers First row, left to right: N. Taylo Mott, J. Lambert, J. Sheppe, B. Jenn g J.R einhart. Second row: B. Flesher Simmons, N. Noble, D. Hayden, J. Coon J. Terry. Third row: O. Greenly-Coac B. Welch, J. Dial, J. Warne, W. P Page 74 I-l.H.S I-I.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S H.H.S. H.H.S H.H.S SCHEDULE Huntington Huntington Ashland . . lronton ..........,........ April East . .. ..... April St. Joe . ..... April .....April lronton .. Huntington Huntington Ashland . .....April East... .... .May S-t.Joe. ..... May ....May I3-Away 20-Away 23-Away 27-Home 30-Home 7-Home I I-Home I4-Away LETTER AND SWEATER MEN First row, lett to right: Bill Frampton, Bob l-laman. Charles Smith. Second row: Bill Cravens, Olney Gallagher. TRACK TEAM Above, tirst row, lett to right: P. Probst, B. Framp- ton, B. Haman, C. Smith, J. Kallmerton, B. Porter C. Kingrey. Second row: l-l. Stone, D. Watts r J. Webb, S. Hayworth, D. Green, J. Kitchen. Third: G. DeLung, B. Cravens, O. Gallagher, T. l-lelmiclc, row: S. Levine, L. Young, C. Raines, J. Herman- stotter, Coach McCoy, Mgr. M. Supman, H. Sharp, I-l. Michael, N. Cohen, J. Wintrey. Far lett, Walt Purdy ot the Basketball Team. Fred Van Nostrum, manager ot the Basketball team. Page 75 Th y C II Th FRIVOLITIES 7,,,,WzaWMff ZZMW I U ' ' I O ' . . if fr 9'-71iaa15Lf ' ' X 1 uw. Z0 X01 fziamffmmzbwnnzf 777' W VV f IZA Joan Withington. January Class. Attendant to Miss Pony Express. Glamour plus per- sonality. She is a club editor on the Hunt- ingtonian statt. Always with Helen Harrold. Kenny Gould. January class. Cheerleader who provided pep, vim, and vigor at athle- tic events, Always smiling, he mixed with both sexes. IIA Sally Darlington. Junior A. Everybody gets along with this pretty brunette. She is well liked by all. Lilces to act and dance. Jim Silling. Junior A. Varied activities all over school, he has served on the student council as well as in social clubs. Helpful in all activities. IOA Ann Neel. Sophomore A. Beautitul blonde and strenuous worlcer. Did much on jeep campaign and erection ot honor roll in hall. Her hobby is drawing and painting. Basil Brangham. Sophomore A. Malcings ot a great football star he already exerts much energy in this line. Interested in chemistry, too. Page 78 Qualifications ot a Typical Student When we are asked to vote tor the typical looy or girl in our class, we vote, not tor the outstanding student or athlete, but tor the well-rounded individual who is good in both. All things are talcen into consideration: personality, ability to lead, and willingness to tollow. Atter they are chosen, these students represent the persons who can meet any situation and mix in any crowd. We are proud ot our selections. I2 B Sara Ann Sammons. June class. Beautitu holder ot the title ot Miss Pony Express. Always at tootball games and dances. Her hobby is in the Army. Bobby Welch. A band boy who put lite into the school. Always laughing and telling TW' jokes, he typities the happy, easy-going student. II B Phyllis Shumaker. Junior B. Another cheer- leader. By her second year, she had made herselt known to every student at high school. Likes tootball and dances. Hugh Shannon. Junior B. Stands tor both tootball and basketball. Great worker on drives and campaigns. l-lis talents cover an unlimited field. I0 B Lois Peters. Sophomore B. The third cheer- leader on our list. lt did not take her long to tit into high school's pattern. She probably knows more about high school than many seniors. Froggy Sawyers. Sophomore B. A keen sense of humor that inspires wit as well as appreciation in others. How the Typical Students Are Chosen No speeches or drawn-out campaigns are needed tor this election. Each class otticer presents the name ot one boy and one girl tor this honor. Then all the Class Otficers in that grade have their choices put together and one boy and one girl are chosen tor this distinction. Every student has a chance to run, and all the students elect the couple from their class. The elections are held every year: many ditferent students are typical. Page 79 Eleanor Sweetie Calley, l-li l'leel's winnerg especially interested in jour- nalism and the Army Air Corp. Lilces friendly people and people who aren't conceitedq dislikes stingy people and gooseliver. Page SO Miss Huntingtonian Again this year the Clique Club sponsored the annual Huntingtonian Ball at which our own Miss Huntington- ian is crowned. This year's queen, chosen by those stu- dents who had bought annuals was Eleanor Sweetie Calley, Hi Heel's entry. She was crowned by Bobby Robertson, editor of this year's Annual, on December 30 at the Marshall Student Union. f 4 it , fi ff ,, , X!! f f, Mary Mann Garnett Sara Ellen Phillips College Club lota Tau Sigma Ellen Ja Nowery Clique Clul: Mary Mann Garnett, College Club's choice: attectionately lqnown as Mousie and sweetheart ot the Sigma Mu's. Sarah Ellen Phillips, lota Tau Sigma's selection: a January graduate and an ardent V.P.I. tan. Ellen Jo Nowery, Clique Clutfs candidate: widely known as the best- looking lolonde at Huntington l-ligh School. Evelyn Booton, Phi Gamma Sima's delegate: lcnown tor her person- ality smile. Blanche Wagner, Phi Sigma's nominee: crowned this year's sweet- heart at the annual Sweetheart Ball. Jean Sadler, Tennis Club's representative: sweet and sophisticated. Evelyn Beaten Blanche Wagner Phi Gamma Sigma Phi Sigma Jean Sadler Tennis Club P fffff' Page 8l Middle left: Talring part in the Top, left to right: Beclcy Satter- white, attendant, Sarah Ann Sam- mons, Miss Pony Express, and Joan Withington, attendant. These girls presided over the big games at the closing ofthe football season. annual assembly were the candi- dates for Miss Huntingtonian. Left to right: Ellen .lo Nowery, Mary Mann Garnett, Blanche Wagner, Evelyn Booton, Eleanor Calley, Sarah Ellen Phillips: the equally beautiful Kent Keller, Hel Slutz, Bob l-laman. Middle right: Here we have pictured two prominent girls from our student body. Carolyn Nick- ells, Senior AQ Janet Rolfe, Sen- ior B. They have both entered into many activities and Janet Rolfe Senior B served for two ears as secretary of the student Y council. Bottom: The Little Pony Express, girls intramural basketball team, won the championship in the league. These girls did a fine job of clean, fair playing. First row, left to right: R. Har- rison, B. Duncan, P. Madison Second row: M. Stone, G. Ros wall, D. Lucas, N, Cade, M. Col linsworth. ball team wo To : The Viciory Corps wh ich P originaied during 'this year had iheir assembly in which all mem- bers Wefe Swofn in. Men lfOfT1 'che Navy, Army, and Air Corps swore in ihe Land, Sea, and Air Divisions. Middle lefi: Mrs. Kelly, 'che ' always never-firing woman who IS worlring in if e ' ihat 1 Baslreiloall shot Middle cen er: ialren ai 'the Huntinglzon High- Th bo reaching for Easi game. e y the ball is Dan Hayden. h cafeieria seeing we receive all our viiamins. l ri hi' A glimpse of s Midd e 3 . cl-as 'three girls from ihe January and one up an ' Lefi io righf: Befiy Piomey, Joa ' E'leen Come Bragg lihe juniorl, 1 io, Joan Wifhingfon. I Boiiom: The Varsify H. lnaslrek- n the Intramurals this The players are, bottom year. row leff 'co righi: Kenny Gould, Kauiz, Bill Mcfomas, Buddy Border. Top row, Bill Frampion, Olney Gallagher, Charles Thornburg, an framural managerl. Charles d coming junio d Walter Prudy lin- F. H f- fave Top: Spealrers at commence- ment of the January Class were, left to right: Don Rice, honorar- iang Pearl Gentry, Salutatorianq Helen Harrold, Honorarian, and Charles Williams, Valedictorian. They tool: as their topic The Four Freedoms. Middle left: Donnie Stinson and Kenny Gould were snapped out- side of dear old l'l.l l.S. Donnie was the football star, Kenny was the cheerleader and spectator. Middle center: Caught relaxing one right after, one right before his season. Bill Chambers loolting baclr on a fine football season, Don Hayden expecting wonderful basketball games in the future. Helen Peters or Dot Ayers might enter into their thoughts too. Middle right: Sweetie Calley and Charles Kautz were close competitors for the office of vice president during the first semester. They were still good friends and after Sweetie's vic- tory, Charley was her campaign manager for president. Bottom: A shot of the members of the Land Division being sworn into the victory corps. The loolrs on their faces signify how seriously our high school entered the war effort. Top: A picture leaders. Left o Border, Kenny Gou Standing above th time Duncan, .laclcie Iis Shumalzer, ons Milligan, Sophornor joined this group ture was talcen Middle left: Joan Riggs lo up at the school she a e three years. Middle center: Barbara F gan, Sally Gracie, Jane Gall. sitting on the steps in ror noon when the weather was ty. , Middle right: Charles went to the station to see boys H.l'l.S. was giving to Sam. Bottom: Speakers of the June Class were, from left to right: Joe Damron, Honorariang Betty Fitz- gerald, Valedictoriang Dorothy Hedrick, Salutatorianq Sweetie Calley, Honorarian. They used as their topic The People Who H a v e Stood for Democracy Through the Ages. J Affpifgw Pa L. FQY, 7 Top: A group or boys snapped over time Steali House. First row, lett to right: Bill Mccomas, Don Wells, Kent Keller, Medley Parts, Mccullouglr Gates. Second row: Joe Scliwietzer, Fred Fisclrer, Charles Proctor, Bob Vass, Barney McComas, Parlrs, Fisclier, and Mc. Cornas left for the army during this year. htfth PhS idle Tlnree candidates tor ear o e i igma an- Sweetlweart Ball. Blanche rer was crowned Sweetheart a cose race. Left to right lo Smith, Jean Hippert, and 'ie Wagner. group of girls ver rn Ritter Parlr. Left Ph llis Charles, Billie ean Sadler, Mary Hall Marianne Barber, Flo Smitlr, Billie Gib- Patterson, Jarvis Lee th Duling. Top: Six Phi Sigma girls posed for a picture in the parll. They are from lett to right: Carolyn Coolr, Frances Rathbarn, Gwen Lang, Gaynor Williamson, Blanche Wagner, ,lean Mossman, Carolyn Coolr completed her senior year at Marshall High. Middle left: Charles Coolr, and Harry Hanes going up to get Joan Riggs to school. Middle center: Jerry Boos was a great worlrer and supporter of the Senior Scribblers club but was absent when their picture went in. Here we give her recognition. Middle right: Max Cupp and Christine Dudley enjoy each other even at close range. Max grad- uated in January but Christine will be in H.H.S. for two more years. Bottom: Another picture outside the Stealr House. Left to right: Fred Fisher, Medley Parlrs, and Barney McComas. Page 88 IN MEMORIAM BARBOUR, LESLIE CARTER, FOREST CAVENDISH, JIMMY COLE, CHARLES COLEMAN, HERBERT FACINOLI, JOHN F. FLOWERS, PAT HARROLD, CLIFFORD KOINER, CHARLES PLUNKETT, FRANK RENSCOK, BILL TAYLOR, JAMES WELLMAN, HUGH Members Adams Bill Adams Charles Adams, Keith Adams Ralph Adams, Raymond Allen, James Bowen, Bill Branch, Bill Brockus, Jimmy Butcher, Burton Cade, Jack Cavendish, Otis Chambers, Frank Copen, Etsel Copper, James Copen, James Curry, Jack Curtis, Edward Dantord, Eddie Davis, Charles Davis, Eddie Dawson, Richard Early, Bob Ellison, Edgar H. Emerson, Gordon Enos, Harold G., Jr. Fisher, Fred Floyd, Fred Fox, David Fulks, Colman George, Jimmy Gibson, Jack Graley, Edgar Grittith, Tommy of the Classes Service Hamm, Wiltord Hartzell, Richard Haynes, Emmette Heenan, Jimmy Helmick, Byron Henkle, William Humphreys, George Hunter, Harlan Jennings, Roscoe Jenkins, Jack Johnson, Lindel Jordan, Floyd S. Kincaid, James Kuster, Bob Lantz, Bill Leaberry, Jack Leith, John Leppert, Jennings Lewis, Jack Lipton, George MacAnespie, Jim Martin, James Martin, John Martin, Robert McAllister, James McClure, Ralph McComas, Byron McCorkle, Lloyd Meadows, Byron Midkitf, Thomas Morrison, John Mullins, Charles Neale, Jack Neale, Raymond Nichols, A. B. Niles, Pete Odette, Harrold of I94 I -42-43 in Parks, Medley Parsley, Carlos M. Pavlis, Nick Perky, Lawrence E. Poindexter, Bill Purdue, Bill Reeser, Bobby Sheppe, Joe Shively, Robert W. Shook, Karl Singleton, Clittord Smith, Harrold Smith, Paul Snider, Bill Spurlock, Charles Stevenson, Jack Summertield, Jimmy Swann, Robert L. Taylor, John Thornburg, Frank, Jr. Umstead, Earle F. Van Sant, Jerry Wagers, Bill Waldeck, Jack Ward, Carter Ward, Junior Whanger, Dick Wolcott, L. A. Wfoolum, Everette Xenos, Emanuel Z. Zimmerman, Clancy Page 89 Page 90 INDEX OF ADVERTISERS AMSBARY-JOHNSON ,.,...... ...,... ....,,.........,.A.A,.......AA .... I O I ANDERSON NEWCOMB ,, . 9I ANGEL'S ..,.....,........., .,.. I O2 APPALACHIAN ELECTRIC .... .... 9 4 ARCHER'S ,,...,,....... .... I O2 ARNOLD'S DRUGS .... .... I OI BECKERS .............. .... I O3 BELLE'S INC. .,,.......... ,.., I O6 BAUMGARDNER'S GRILL ....IO3 BRACKMAN'S ...,,...,...,. .... I O6 CAPITOL FURNITURE CO. ...IO6 COCA COLA ........,,, ,,.. I O6 GRACE BAKERY .,...... ...IOI CHARLES RESTAURANT ... ...IO5 DUNHILL'S ...,,...,,............,... .... I O5 EMMONS HAWKINS .....,.....,....,. ...IOO FIRST HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK . ., 93 FIRST NATIONAL ARCADE ,....,..,.... .... I OO FRANKEL'S ............,I............ ,... I OO FOX CLEANERS ,....,. .... I OO HARVEY GROCERY ..,.. .,.. I O6 HEINERS . .... ............ . ..,. I O4 HERFF-JONES ....................,..., ...IOI HUNTINGTON DRY GOODS ,....,,..,.,. , ..IO2 HUNTINGTON WHOLESALE FURNITURE ....IO2 HUNTINGTON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ....IO3 HUNTINGTON PUBLISHING CO. ..,... 97 IMPERIAL ....,......,......,.... .... 9 9 INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING CO. ...IO4 JENNINGS ......,...,..,.,.,,.,. 99 JIM'S DAIRY BAR ....,.......... 99 KENNEY MUSIC CO. 99 KISER DRUG ........,.... 97 KURZMAN'S INC. .,......... .... 9 7 KEITH ALBEE 81 ORPHEUM .... .... 9 9 OXLEYVBETZ-MACPHERSON ... .... 96 O. J. 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This is a good store to know-filled with good things to buy . . . for folks who appreciate good things. ANDERSON-NEWCOMB Huntington's Oldest and Largest Department Store WHIRLIGIG A. M. KAELIN Huntington's Finest Restaurant after the Game or Dance 'umoq apisdg aq Kew pl.1oAA aqq go 1sa3 sql! But We're Sure Our High School Is Right Side Up. 0 o WE NEVER CLOSE , Swan Morgan Company Fifth Avenue at Tenth Street Huntington, W. Va. Phone 8129 While Wet 'Www LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING CO. Z. BART ROSE, Manager 1001-11 Sixteenth Street Phones: 4642 - 6171 HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA Stevens Kut Rate Drug if Huntington's Inexpensive Prescription Store if Phone 4445 5th Ave. and 10th St. ge Treasured Memories of School Days I There's only ONE way to keep them as they are today. Photographs will never grow up O T h e THOMAS STUDIO 919 Fifth Avenue Huntington, W. Va. We are Specialists in School Photography Spic and Span Specialists in Dry Cleaning-Pressing P. T. MORGAN, Prop. 1221 4th Avenue Phone 8191 Compliments of ROGERS and Company Diamond Specialists of Huntington Nationally Advertised Watches Ladies and Men's Rings Gifts for Service Men-Costume Jewelry Cor. 4th Ave. at 9th St. Huntington, W. Va Everything for Tennis-Golf-Swimming-Archery Games-Aeroplane Models Starr Sporting Goods Co. Tri-State Athletic Headquarters 1004 Fourth Avenue Congratulations from THE STEAK HOUSE 820 8th Street O OUR SPECIALTY IS STEAKS GEO. H. WRIGHT CO. ME'N'S WEAR I TIMLEY CLOTHES ARROW SHIRTS INTERWOVEN SOCKS STADIUM SHOES Wright On The Corner Fourth Avenue at Tenth Street Page 92 -l-l.l-l.S. deteats South Charleston I3-6. -Clique Club initiation begins. C al e n cl a r SEPTEMBER THE PRINCESS SHOP -School opens. -First pep assembly. Lois Peters chosen new 911 Third Avenue cheerleader. C.K. defeats l'l.l'l.S. 7-6. .P -Assembly with Texas Tommy. Hi Heel initia- tion begins. Famous for Years the Shop of -Pep assembly. Smart and Youthful Fashions -College Club initiation begins. f0I' Smart Dresses Sigma Mu initiation begins. -Pep assembly. O -t'l.l-l.S. defeats Logan 20-O. Tennis and Tri Chi initiation begin. THE PRINCESS SHOP IT'S YOUR CBLIGATION . . . This publication, symbolizing the close of another school year, marks the assuming of your obligation to serve your city and your country well. Part of this service comes in the establishment and maintenance of a creditable banking connection. In this, we hope to -serve you. The First Huntington National Bank Member Federal Reserve System and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Page 93 ... EIS MERIGIVS REAT RODUCTIVE 0RKERl HE' average farmer works from sun to sun and then some. Last year, farmers of the U. S. B.. brought in a bumper crop and now they are being asked to produce even more, so as to feed our annies, our allies and the civilian popu- lation. It won't be easy, but with any kind of luck with the weather, the farmers will produce more food in spite of labor and machinery shortages. Certainly farmers deserve cmd should receive the fullest cooperation in this gigantic task. In so far as electricity can help. we are making every effort to assist i.n keeping electrical farm machinery running and in developing every possible source of electrical farm equipment. We salute the farmers of America who meet the challenge of the elements, working through torrents of rain or scorching sun with the same faithful dispatch of duty-tending livestock and crops with steadfast efficiency. We are proud to be part- ners with these u.nheralded and unsung heroes in the at- tempt to do everything possible to aid in the increasing of food production for the nation. AMERICA lxrffniflie sho Q f other delfelopedqge' lllqf nmel 'lecesgipi n l'nq,,y 'he ry do flop es forfll . eieclric Pow aPply '0- 'fshl :, ' fo P'y. che mar:me'i'Un lrzrf' ollltlry h 99lhen' 'hil- 'YI ' ' more Powefl allllilqbln .B Axi, 'han ,, ' hned, wri.,,,, ' of mud, me ,- Com. hadd Us Amerfmez as APPALACHIAN ins w fmlf ELECTRIC POWER CO. X orld war I Page 94 Calendar OCTOBER I-Pep assembly. 2-I-l.l-l.S. deteats Williamson 47-6. Mix atter game. 5-Fire drill. 7-Assembly to elect Student Council president and vice-president. 9-Don Stinson elected president ot Student Coun- cil: Eleanor Calley elected vice president. IO-Ashland defeats l'l.l-l.S. QI-6. I4-WPA orchestra assembly. I6-Hamilton deteats l-l.l'l.S. I4-O. Varsity l-l. sponsers mix. 2 I-Pep assembly. 22-Assembly, Novelty Trio. 23-Send ott tor team to Parkersburg. 24-Parkersburg defeats I-l.l-1.5. 31-6. 28-Glee Club and Red Cross assembly. 30-Pep assembly. 3l--l'l.l-l.S. deteats St. Albans I2-O. MANGELS are Style Leaders in High School O ALWAYS FIRST TO SHOW THE NEW AND SMARTEST MANGLE'S Prices are the Lowest MANGLE'S for Lingerie, Blouses Hosiery, Sweaters, Skirts and Dresses, Coats and Suits ON TO mnncrrs, Third Avenue at Tenth Street Huntington BUY War Bonds Compliments of MALPY-KOPP, INC. and if Stamps The Smartest in Young Men s Clothes CO' Keith-Albee Building Phone 7668 Smart Wearing Apparel for Men, Women 81 Children :mauve mmf anrllmri D R I N K ew ROYAL CROWN 322 TENTH STREET HUNTINGTON, W. VA. S. BARR, Manager Page 95 The Twentieth Street Bank B. C. MCGINNIS, President C. O. Harrison, Vice-President Orin W. Mynes, Asst. Cashier A. C. Hinerman, Cashier R. W. Holland, Asst. Cashier C. L. O'Brien, Asst. Cashier HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA Corner Third Avenue and Twentieth Street The Bank With the Chime Clock All Deposits in This Bank Are Insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation up to the limit of 35,000.00 for each depositor Compliments of S M I T H , S O. J. MORRISON TIRE and SERVICE Co S . . . Shop at O. J.'s peclahze In It Pays! Recapping-Valcanizing or Body Work Mechanical Work The Society Brand Varsity Town Store . n Distributors Oxley-Betz-MacPherson FISK TIRES and Company BATTERIES Clothers for Young Men and Men Who Stay Young 550 Third Ave. 13110116 6137 Page 96 Calendar NOVEMBER Compliments of 3-Election day, no school. K U R Z M A N 9 S PPT assembly' 314 Ninth street 5-Torch Assem bly. COATS-SUITS-DRESSES-BLOUSES 6-!AXSl'll6l'lCl aSSCVT1lDly. 7-Charleston deteats l'l.l-l.S. 21-7. Style-SerVice Sati5facti0n Mix atter game. Il-I2-I3-S.E.A. Convention. No School. I4-l-l.l'l.S. deteats East 27-6. Victory Ball. I6--Assembly, school out at l:3O. 9 Victory over East. S I 9-Vis itors day. Prescrlptlons 20-l'l.l-l.S. assembly in Ashland. . 24-picture Show' 1051 Fourth Avenue, C. Sz O. Building Phones 8135-8136 Huntington, W. Va 26-27-Thanksgiving holiday. 30-Assembly. To the Graduates . Congratulations During your school days you have acquired the worth while habit of keeping informed on the rapid changes in the world around you. Now that you are leaving school you may be more or less on your ownv in further cultivating and continuing this habit. At any rate, don't neglect it. Make use of your daily newspapers to keep abreast of the times and to discuss current events intelligently. The Huntington Publishing Co. The Advertiser The Herald-Dispatch The Herald-Advertiser Page 97 NICE GOING, GRADUATES AND BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE AND REMEMBER PLEASE IT'S NICE GOING BY BUS WHETHER YOU'RE IN SCHOOL OR OUT V UHIU VALLEY BUS EU. Phone 28371 Cale ndar DECEMBER -Club pictures taken. -Assembly for seniors. -Assembly, speaker from England. -Annual Statt Play. Jim's Dairy Bar and Grill 920 5th Avenue GOOD LUCK GRADUATES! -Pep assembly. -First Basketball game. l'l.l-l.S. defeats Milton 53-33. Compliments of -Glee Club assembly. XX X ' I X X -Christmas vacation begins. T ' f A --- ' -. Sigma Mu dance. -Hi Heel Tea Dance The Cream ofAll Ice Creams -l-l.l'l.S. defeats Logan 39-23. -Clique Club dance. For Good Entertainment Keith-Albee 82 Orpheum Theatres in Huntington DAINTY DELICIO US Goody Goody Goods J enning's Pastry Shop 519 Tenth Street PURE WHOLESOME KENNEY'S The Music Center of Huntington Featuring all leading makes of RECORDS Victor and Bluebird Musical Masterpiece Albums Columbia and Okeh Musical Masterwork Albums Decca Popular Albums and Records SHEET MUSIC OF ALL KINDS PIANOS-BAND INSTRUMENTS Everything Musical KENNEY MUSIC CO. Page 99 We Specialize in All Popular National Brands of GROCERIES, MEATS, VEGETABLES T R A D E - W E L L SUPER-MARKET 911 8th Street-Across from High School Shop the Self-Serve Way Where you can help yourself to the best We Will Gladly Help You Solve Your Ration Point Problem BUY BONDS-THEY'RE NOT RATIONED Be Kind to Your Clothes Fox Dry Cleaners 328 Tenth St.-Phone 4121 CLEAN HEALTHFUL AT The First National Arcade Bowling and Billiards E. B. SCHOENBAUM 81 SON PLEASANT RECREATION EMMONS-HAWKINS HDW. CO I G ld th Athl t Eq p t f ll Sporting E ts O Emmons-Hawkins Hdw. Co. 1028 Third Avenue Huntington, W. Va. C mpliment FRANKEL'S DEPT. STORE 1032 Third Avenue Calendar JANUARY -l-l.l-l.S. deteats St. Joseph 38-I6. -Back to school, end ot Christmas vacation. -l-l.l-l.S. defeats CK. 48-27. -Senior B assembly to discuss prom. -Movie Topper Takes a Trip. Williamson deteats l-l.l'l.S. 30-37. -Inez Kentucky deteats l-l.l'l.S. 27-22. -Assembly advertising Senior Play. l-l.l-l.S. deteats Charleston 45-4l. -Senior Prom. -Baccalaureate sermon. -East deteats l-l.l'l.S. 37-33. -Commencement. -Cards and day ott. l-l.l-l.S. deteats lronton 28-24. -Second semester begins. -l-l.l-l.S. deteats Ashland 39-37. -Teddy Milligan chosen new cheerleader. -l-l.l-l.S. deteats Barboursville 43-34. HERFF-JONES COMPANY DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF School and College JEWELRY Graduation Announcements Medals, Cups, and Trophies INDIANAPOLIS---INDIANA Jewelers to Huntington High School FOR THE BEST IN CAKES, PIES, and PASTRIES G R A C E BAKERY 609 8th Street Phone 24821 Special Order Given Careful Attention ARNOLIYS PHARMACY Successors to Williams Pharmacy Prescriptions Carefully Compounded DRUGS-CANDIES-MAGAZINES TOILETRIES 824 Tenth Street Phone 7044 Congratulations Amsbary 8a Johnson Clothiers 321 Tenth Street Congratulations to the Class of '43 And good luck to all of you in your search for careers in the years ahead. Remember, your success will come through your sincerity of purpose, as our success in this great store has come to us. Many former Huntington High graduates, working here are helping us to keep this faith and make this Huntington's really Great Store. IHHWHNGTON DRY GOODS ANGELS Fine Clothing Compliments of T H E for HUNTINGTON Boys and Students WHOLESALE FURNITURE CO. For Your DATE as-740 E' 'hth A . 7 lg ve can ARCHERS Huntington, West Virginia 'WHOLESALEIHSNHBUTORS For Beautiful Flowers Page IOZ C ale n d a r FEBRUARY Charleston deteats l-l.l-l.S. 33-28. l'l.l'l.S. defeats Elkins 39-29. lronton deteats l'l.l'i.S. 33-30. l-l.l-l.5. deteats Parkersburg 49-45. Phi Sigma Sweetheart Ball. l-l.l-l.S. deteats East 53-30. l-l.t'l.5. deteats Portsmouth 48-I9 l-l.l-l.S. deteats Ashland 53-24. l'l.l-l.S. deteats Beckley 44-34. MARCH First meeting ot Victory Corps. l-l.l'l.S. defeats East Banlc 42-28. l-l.i-l.S. defeats Hamilton 67-4l. l-l.l-l.S. defeats Et. Gay 50-2l. -l-l.l-l.S. defeats Vinson 46-33. Victory Corps meeting. l-l.l-l.S. defeats East 30-28. Madison defeats l'l.l'l.5. 44-25. Victory Corps meeting. lnduction into Victory Corps. Baumgardnefs Grill 601 Fourth Avenue Good Food Is Good Victory BECKER MUSIC STORE Established 1921 HUNTINGTON'S HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL THINGS MUSICAL 1040 4th Avenue Phone 23972 Learn To Earn Huntington School of Business CHESTER A. RILEY, President COURSES Bookkeeping and Accounting Sitenographic Jr. Secretarial Sr. Secretarial Special Pre-College Complete Standard Civil Service Send for Free Catalog YOU ARE NEEDED All industries, both government and private are in dire need of help. You can do your bit-but you can do a better job if you train yourself now. Our courses have been intensified and tuned up to meet today's requirements. The WAACS and the WAVES are recruiting from our student body. All branches of the Army must have clerical help-be smart- get that training while there is still time. We are doing all we can to help-we want to train you so that you too can help. Page I03 DUN 'I' NEGLECT YOU!! E roon enucnnon ngravmg :Wm are :Ze fjmysyaa finale' by ' UD'-1T'C UlPZiD'-'UZ'-4 EEZ'-QUPPUCDZM OG D14 : E1 v-sa: 55 msn: '-cs O E U2 1 llzll I -1 Calendar APRIL I-Torch assembly. 6-Assembly. Victory Corps meeting. Clothing IO-Triangular meet at Charleston. and I4-Talent assembly' for the well groomed Furnishings I5-Band assembly. gentlemen for the lo-Magician assembly. 924 Fourth Avenue Young Man I7-Quadrangular Meet at Stonewall Jackson. 20-Assembly tor Track Meet. ARROW SHIRTS-BOTANY TIES 21-Boat Ride. 22-Beau Brummell Ball. 23-Easter holiday. 24 29 -Huntington Relay. -30-Band Festival MAY Congratulations Grads -Band Festival end. Gazette Relays. 7-Glee Club Concert. 8-Sectional Meet. Charles Restaurant I4--Senior Play. I5 24 -State Track Meet at Charleston. -Junior-Senior Prom. Newly Remodeled-Air Conditioned 23-Baccalaureate sermon. 25-Citizenship Pageant. Commencement. 29 -Last day ot school. When the Time Comes to Make Your Happy Home Pay Us a Visit MAKERS UF HAPPY HOMES 839-841 Fourth Avenue Largest Selections of High Grade Furniture in the Tri-State-at Popular Prices Page IO5 CASH AND CARRY MARKET Birds Eye Frosted Foods Cyrus Poultry Farm Eggs ' Richelieu Pure Foods Merrits Beaten Biscuits Battle Creek Health Foods Loebs Dietetic Foods Cassel Farm Turkeys and Fryers Thomas English Muffins and Raisin Bread Jones Dairy Farm Sausage Kelling Toasted Nuts Swifts, Armours and Wilson High Quality Meats Try Our Home Made Cup Cakes, Doughnuts, and Cookies Chicken Salad, Potato Salad, Cheese Spread, Ham Spread A COMPLETE LINE OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES flL.HARVEY 818 10th Avenue Phone 8214 D R I N K 419 10th Street 419 10th Street fe as Brackman's Diner Sz Grill IV Brackman's Hamburgers and Chili NOTED FOR 40 YEARS Fried Chicken a Specialty IN Courtesy-Service Open Day and Nite Compliments BELLES The Shop of Youthful Fashions CAPITOL FURNITURE CO. 746 Fourth Avenue 313 Ninth Street Huntington, West Virginia Page IO6 2 92' ogg, 'I l 3321 Q .L Zifaalfz yelling, 145-call! THAT UNDERSTANDING KNOWLEDGE AND FINE WORKMAN- SHIP WHICH ALWAYS MAKE AN OUTSTANDING YEARBOOK TO BE PROUD OF. AND, THAT PROMPT DELIVERY ON TIME. Ll-IWHEIID PRESS ATHENS, 01110 NAME Page A Adkins, Aladene-Torch, Commercial Club ,.... .. ...,,... I6. Adkins, Betty . Adkins, Adkins, Vonda Helen , Axtord, Jane .. Akers, Carl ... Albertsen, Bob Allie, Agnes ,. Anest, Alex Arnold, Leland S. .. ..., ... Ashburn, C. M. .. .,,,.,,.... ... Atkins, Marvin ............. 29, 57 Auxier, Kathleen - Orchestra, Sr. Scribblers, Torch, Dra ma tic Club, Sec. Latin, Girl Reserves ..,.........2O, 34, 37, 42, 45 Ayers, Dorothy . .... ,...,.. 2 9, 34 Ayers, Harold ...,............... B Baber, Mattie ....,... ... Backus, Ann ..... .. .. Backus, Richard ..,.............. Bagby, Dorothy-Torch, Sec. Com- mercial Club .....,........ I6 Bailey, Paul-Torch Baisden, Virginia-Sr. Glee Club,,. Ballard, Jetta ...,. ....,....,..57, Ballard, Neb ..... Baker, John-Sec. Sr. Scribblers, Band, Orchestra 20, 37, 45, Bannister, Margaret-Art Club, Cur- rent History, Student Council, Torch ........,............. Barber, Marianne ......,...... 53 Barr, Lawrence .................. Bartee, Marjorie-Student Council.. Bartlett, George-Varsity H, Basket- ball ,.........,. 5, 20, 46, 67 Bays, Lillian .. ............... .. Beard, Evelyn ................,.. Bennett, Richmond-Crucible Club, Torch .,.......r............ Berry, Robert ,... ...... . Bias, Inez ....,..,......,..,...,. Bias, Kathleen-Sr. Glee Club .,.... Bias, Martha ,........,.......,,. Billiu, Dorothy ,.................. Blackburn, Charles-Civil Air Patrol Cadet ..........,..........., Blair, Betty Blankenship, Jack ., Blankenship, Juanita .....,........ B'etlren, Ora Marguerite-Sr. Glee Club, Sr. Scribblers, Current His- tory ..,. ..,.....,,..,. 2 o, 42, Bodimer, June . ..,... . Bocly, Phyllis Bolling, Richard ... Bcnham, Edgar Page IO8 34. Jo ..... .... 2 9, . ..., 29, PERSONNEL AND NAME No. Page No. Boos, Geraldine-Sr. Scribblers, Dra- matic Club 42 Bootcn, Evelyn-Sec. Phi Gamma 42 Sigma ....,... 2I, 50, 80, Bl, 82 42 Border, Buddy ...... 29, 46, 67, 83, 85 20 Boster, Tom ..,...,............., 28 34 Bosworth, Margaret ,..,. 42 67 Bowen, Helen-Girl Reserves ..... 2l 6l Bowen, Norah-Torch ... .... 2l, 34 27 Bowman, Mary ..........,...,.,.. 4l 67 Boyd, Joan ............, 29, 33, 50, 54 6l Bracken, Jessie Helen-Sr. Glee Club. I6 6l Bradbury. James .....,......... 2l, 62 7I Branch, Sally ..,.............,. 50, 54 Brandum, Rosalie Dickey-Pres. Sr. Glee Club, Pres. Gamma Alpha, French .......,,....,,,... I6, 42 6I Braden, Fred-Civil Air Patrol Cadet. I6 50 Bragg, Joan .............,.. 29, 54, 83 20 Brammer, Doris-Treas. College ,.l6, 54 Branaman, Ruth-Sr. Glee Club ..... I6 I2 Brangham, Basil .... 29, 34, 46, 67, 78 49 Brewer, Claire Marie ..........,. 34, 53 42 Brewer, T. Smith ... ....., .. I0 Briclcles, John .. ...l2, 67, 7l Brisban, Lanny .. ..... 57, 67 34 34 Brooks, Dorothy ... ....... ,.... 2l I6 Broncho, Cindy ...............,.. 50 Brower, Dan-Architects Club, Stu- 62 dent Council, Torch .......... I6 Brown, Catherine-Tatler Statt ...... I6 6' Brown, Emma Sue-Torch, Theta Al- pha Epsilon, Sec. ,....,.... I6, 34 Brown, Mary Ann-Treas. Torch, Pres. Theta Alpha Epsilon ..,..... I6, 34 I6 86 Brown, Sammy .............,..... 46 ' Browning, Joe-Torch, French Club I7, 34 20 Bruce, Alma ........, .......... 4 2 I6 Bryan, Jean ...................,.. 45 bq Bull, Sarah Ann-Ouill and Scroll Club, Torch, Editor Tatler. ..l7, 34 29 . 20 Burke, Jacqueline .....,....,....., 42 Burlew, Roy .....,... .. ...... 62 20 Burner, Lloyd ..,................. 62 Butcher, Jack-Model Aviation Club 62 20 . b .......................... 2l, 62 20 Bris en, Lanny ,.,.... ...57, 67 58 C I6 Cade, Jack .......... I7 Calhoun, Jim ......,,...,........, 29 I6 Calley. Eleanor-Vice Pres. Student 42 Council. Pres. Hi Heels, College 67 Club ..,.. 2l,34,38,49,54,80,B2,B4,85 49 Cantrill, Harlene-Sec. Treas. Home Ec. Club ..........,......... 4I Casto, Betty ......... ....... 3 4, 50 45 Casto, Keith ..................... 62 20 Chambers, Bill-Track, Basketball, 20 Football, Varsity H, Typical Boy, 6l Captain Football Team ....... 37 .....,....... I7, 46, 66, 67, 68, 76 ORGANIZATION INDEX NAME Page Chapman, George-Football, Basket- ball, Baseball ................ Chapman, Sara Jane ,............. Charles, Phyllis-Tennis Club..2l. 53, Childers, John Paul ........,.... 46. Clagg, Don ........ ...... Clay, Walter ..,.. .............. Clelland, Lewis ..........,....... Cleveland, Betty-Sr. Glee Club ..... Cliti, Tig ..,...,................. Cochrane, Jack-Tatler Statt ........ Cottman. James ........,......... Collitlower, Owen-Dramatic Club, Torch, Orchestra, Band, Senior Play ...... ........ 2 l, 34, 37, Collinsworth, Margaret ........,.., Combs. Alice ..........,,..... 34, Cometto, Eileen-Phi Sigma ..I7, 54 Compton, Hite Wilson .........,.. Compton, Mina-Sr. Scribblers...2l, Condor, Tom ............., 28, 29, Cook, Carolyn ...,,............... Cook, Charles-Sec. Sigma Mu .... 46, 57. Cooper, Eloise .... ................ Copen, Jimmy-Crucible Club, Sr. Scribblers, Student Council.. Copenhaver, Eleanor ........... Corbin, Bill ........ ..... 6 7 Cornett, Jack ....... ... Crabtree. Emma Ruth .. .... Craddock, Merklyn ............... Cravens, Bill-Basketball, Track 70, 7I Crotts, Eleanor-Torch, Latin, Sr. Scribblers .......... 2I, 34, 37 Cumbea, Bernard-Camera Club, Hi- Y .................,......... Cunditt, Norma Jean .... Cupp, Max ...... ,... D Damron, Joe-Pres. Student Council. Vice Pres. Sr. Class, Pres. Jr. Class, Torch, Sigma Mu, Latin Vice Pres., Jr. Scribblers, Sr. Scribblers, Huntingtonian Statli, Boy Honorarian ............. ..I5, I7, 2l. 34. 37, 38, 42, 57 Damron, Patty ......,........, 42, Daniel, Mary ................... 9 Darlington, Sally-Iota Tau Sig, Tat- Ier ........ ........ 2 I, 53, 78 Daugherty, Shirley-Dramatic Club Treas., Sr. Scribblers, Art ,... .. 4I. Davis, A. C. .... .............. . Davis, Edward ......,...... ... Davis, Robert D.-Basketball ...... Davis, Davis, Patsy ... .... Davis, Tudelle . .... John ................ .... No. 2I 2I 86 62 67 42 29 I7 6I I7 2I 6I 82 58 83 I2 45 46 87 87 29 I7 37 69 2I 27 2I 75 45 2I 2I 87 85 54 I2 38 45 I2 29 7I 62 58 29 NAME Davis, Verlin .. Davis, Vernon Day, Freda . Day, Mary . .. Day, Teddy . .. Deal, Jimmy ...., Page ,.,,,29. ....29, PERSONNEL AND ORGANIZATION INDEX No. NAME Page No. NAME Page No. 62 Feirl, Virginia Sue-Sr. Glee Club ,.., Garnett, Mary Mann-Iota Tau Sig- 62 Felix, Richard ...,..,..........,.. ma, B. G. Club, College, I'Iunt- 58 Ferguson, 58 Ferguson, 2I Ferguson, 42 Ferguson, Mae M. ... Nancy .... Roy .,.,..,..,. Winnie-Glee Club .,,.22. Deardortt, Newt .... 57, DeLung, Gerald ........... ....34, Dennison. Charles W.-Torch. Bas- ketball ................... 2I. Derryberry, Gordon , ,....34. DeVore, Thurlman . Dial, Charley ..., ...,.. Dial, Dick .........,. ..,........ Dial, Jack ...,.......,,.......... Diehl, John T.--Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, Pres. Sr. Scribblers, Dramatic, Class Play, Basketball 37, 42, 45. Donaldson, Dean Frederick--Drum Major Band, Orchestra, Crucible Pres., Tatler Statt, Senior Play. 58. Douthat, Amy I-Iope ......,. ..5O, Drake, Pauline ................... Dudley, William-Basketball, Torch, Track .... ..,................. Dudley, Bob ,.... . ...... . Dudley, Christine .............. 53, Dulinfz, Ruth Virginia-Sec. Tennis, Senior Play ..........,. I7, 53, Duncan, Betty .,.................. Duncan, Bob-Victory Corps ,.,.... Duncan, Ernestine-Phi Gamma Sig- ma, Torch, Cheerleader, Class Sec., Sr. Glee Club I7, 34, 42, 50, Dunn, Margaret ..,,............, Duvall, Jeanne-Alpha Omega, Girl Reserves ..,,.....,........ I9, Dyer, Irwin .. . ..... 29, E Eagan, Fannie . ...... Eaton, Ruthella .... ,..I7, Eaton, Annabelle ,,......, .... I 2, Eckhart, Ruth ........,........... Eddins, Conway-Sr. Scribblers ..2I, Edwards, Paul-Torch, Student Coun- cil ....,..............,...... Ellis, Burlen ..r.. .,. Ellis, I-Iarold ... .. Ellison, Edgar . .. Eiselstein, Jim ... .. Embry, Bill .,.....,.. .,.. Entzminger, Beatrice .,. ...... Evans, Jack ,..,.... ..... 6 7, Eversole, Mary ,... ..... 2 9, F Farley, Dick ..... .... . 46. 62, Farr, Estella ..... ....... Fattelah, Larry ... .... .57, Fetter, Edith .......,....,...., 37, Fischer, Fred ...46, 57, 68, 86, 87, Fischer, Kitty .............,....,. Fischer, Parks ..............,.,,.. Fitzgerald, Betty-Pres. Latin, I-lunt- ingtonian Statt, Current I-Iistory, Vice Pres. Senior Glee Club, Sec. Torch, Pres. Jr. Scribblers, Valedictorian. ,..I5, 22, 34, 37 Fitzgerald, Jean ,,........ 37, 45 Fizer, Carl ,....,............, . . , . Flanagan, Barbara-Treas. Sr. Class, Pres. Iota Tau Sigma, College 54. Flesher, Benny .. Flesher, Bill .... . .. . ... Flesher, Orion I-I. ,....,... ,... Floyd, Ruth Ann-Dramatic .,.... 22 Ford, Peggy ..,,...........,... 53 Forsythe, Jane-Expressettes, Stu- dent Council .r...,.........,, Fotos, George , ..... . , ..,. .29 Fotos, Lois ......,,......,..... 29 Fotos, Mary K.-Student Council, Sr. Scribblers, Vice Pres., Tatler, Editor-in-Chief ......... 22, 45 Fox, Leo .,,.,..,, ........ Fox, Merrill ,... .,.,...,..,,.,. Frampton, Bill ....,. 29, 4I, 83, 67 Frampton, David .,...,,.......... Franklin, Emily Jean-Jr. Scribblers Treas., Theta Epsilon Alpha, Torch, Treas. Sr. Glee Club, Stu- dent Council ..,,. .... 2 2, 34, Frazier, Gene ..... ....,... French, Daisy ...,... ... Frye, Dorothy ....,.... .. . Fulks, Coleman-Band ... .... Fuller, James ,...... .. ,... 22 Fulton. Leo .. Fulton, Ida .. G Gabler. Ralph .......,..,.. X ..... Grattin, Elinore-Sr. Scribblers, Dra- matic, Girl Reserves ........ 22 Gallagher, Bob ........, Galigher, Jane ..,.......,., 29, 54 Gallagher, Okey-Varsity I-I ....... 46,75 Galloway, Marian ....,.... 4I Gant, Sam ..,.. ......,. ....,. Gardner, J. ..,...........,...... . Garges, Larry-Torch, Sr. Glee Club, Basketball, C. A. P. C., Crucible 34 ingtonian Stall ........,..... ......22, 54, 57, 80, 8l, 82, 5, 38 Garvin, Janis Lee-Vice Pres. Tennis 53, 86, 5,38 Gates, McCulloch-Sigma Mu 27, 57, 86 Geddis, Gordon G.-Student Gov- ernment, Sr. Scribblers, Torch, French, Band, Latin ..... I8, 34, 34 Gentry, Mary ....,.,......,..., 29, 58 Gentry, Pearl E.-Torch, Sec. Sr. Glee Club, Commercial .....,. 34, 42,84 George, Anna L.-G. A. A. ........ 22 George, Florene ......,,..,...... 45 George, Mary ..,,...... ., 22 George, Wayne ........ 29, 34, 57, 7I Gibson, Billie Byrd-Clique Sec., T e n n is, I-Iuntingtonian Statt, Tatler ....,.. 22, 50, 53, 86, 38, 65 Gilbert, Edith .,..,.,............. I2 Gilcrest, Alice . 6I Goddard, Eleanor ............ ., ,. 34 Gold, Marjorie-Treas. Jr. Class, Tat- ler, Dramatic ...,,,........ 27, 28 Goldberg, Betty Ann-Clique Treas.. 22 Goodman, Carolyn-Sr. Glee Club 22, 42 Goodman, Jean ...,.,.,......,... 3I Gorby, Dicky ............ 22 Goucher, Ellen ..,,......... ...., 2 9 Gould, Carl F.-Band, I-Ii Y ...... I8, 62 Gould, Charles ,.................. I2 Gould, Clarence .......,.,,. 29, 57, 67 Gould, Kenny-Tri Chi, Varsity I-I, Cheerleader, Sr. Glee Club, Stu- dent Council, Typical Boy Sr. Class ,.... I8, 46, 78, 83, 84, 85, 57 Gracie, Sally .........,.,,.,.,,... 85 Graham, Betty Jo . .,.. 50, 54 Green, Dave .... ..... 7 5 Gfeenawalt, Grace I2 Greenlee, Doug ... ... 74 Greer, Anna ..,. I2 Grittith, Corrine 22 Gritfith, Thomas . ........ I8 Gross, R-fhard .. .... 58, 62, 62 Grove, Mary V. .. .... 37, 42 Grubb, John .. ..... 22 I-I I-Iagan, Mary F. .,... 53 i'lagcr, I-Ierryetta ........,..... I2, 9 I-Iall, James B.-Carillion, Latin Vice Pres., Dramatics Vice Pres., Drum Major Band, Football, Jr. Scrib- blers, Sr. Play .... 22, 34, 37, 46, 6I I-Iall, M. D. ,,.,....,,..,,..,..... I2 I-lall, Mary K. ,.,.,,....,... 22, 53, 86 l'laman, Bob ....., 28, 46, 67, 69, 75, 82 Page PERSONNEL AND ORGANIZATION INDEX NAME Page No. NAME Page No. NAME Page No Hamilton, Frances H.--Jr. Scribblers, Sr. Scribblers, Current History. Sr. Play ...,........,.. 22, 34 Handy, Louise-Sr. Scribblers, Torch 34, Hanes, Harry-Sigma Mu Vice Pres., Ushers, Football ....... 23, 87 Hanger, Jimmie-Carillion .......... Hanger, Lilyan .. . ..., Hardwick, Sara . ..... 34, Harless, Sara .... ..... 2 9 Harrison, Charles . ... .,.. ..... Harrison, Ermina ...,,......,...... Harrold, Helen-Pres. Iota Tau Sig- ma, Pres. Home Ec., Pres. Sen- ior, Glee Club, Vice Pres. Torch, Current History, Typical Girl, Salutatorian, Huntingtonian Statt . .,...,.. ...IB, 34, 42, 53, 84 Harold, Patty ...,..,......,.... 42 Hart, Jessie-Home Ec. ,..,...,,. . Hartzeel, Richard-Student Council. Haverty, Theresa - Dramatic, Sr. Scribblers ,..........,........ Haworth, Sam ...,......... 46, 67 Hayden, Danny 46, 57, 68, 83, 84, 67, Hays, Ruth ...................... Hedrick, Dorothy - Jr. Scribblers Pres., Vice Pres. Jr. Red Cross Council, Torch, Sr. Glee Club, All State Chorus, Treas. Jr. Class, Tatler ............. 23, 34, 42 Heid, Dolly.. .. . ..... Heinz, Atta ,......,,,......... I2 Helmick, Farran-Track ...,,.. . .23 Henderson, Laura J.-Art, Orchestra, French. Sr. Scribblers I8, 4I, 45, Henderson, Margaret . ,,.......... Henry, Betty ........, ,,.., 2 9, 34, Henzmann, John-Football, Basket- ball, Enlisted in Army Dec. 4... Hepburn, Henrietta ....,,........ Herold, Ann ,... .,... 3 4, 53, Hicks, Geraldine ......, 42, Hippert, John . ....,....... . Hines, Betty . ........ Hippert, Jean .. .,.. 29, 54, 86, 5, Hively, Peggy ... ........, .... Hotiman, Sam .... .. Hood, Blanche ... .. Hoitash, Charles .. .... Holmes, Charles ......... ......, Holmes, Mary ..........,......... Holtzworth, Mary Albert - Torch, Gamma Gamma Alpha ....... Honaker, Carl .,,........... .... Hoschar, Howard ..., ..,. . , .... Hasey, Mary .... ...... Hudson, Jack ....., ..... 2 9, Hundley, Margaret Hull, Glen ..,.,..,. .,.. Page IIO r Hulette, Norma-Glee Club, Sqan- que ...,.....,....,....... 23, Huttman, Annis .. ... Hutchison, Jack ..,... . Hyldott, E. A. .................. . Hyldott, Joan C.-Torch, Dramatic 23, Granville, Barbara ................ Gray, Brinton ........ . .... 4I, Greenwell, Don-Band .. .... 22, I Israel, Don-Tri Chi, Ushers ... ... J Jackson, Peggy ..... ... .. Jamieson, Joan . .... 29 Jarrell, Dave .. ..,. 57 Jetters, Georgianne ...,. Jennings, Betty ....,.......,...., Jennings, Bob .... ,...........,.,. Jeter, Charles-Torch, Sr. Scribblers Pres., Crucible, Current History .......23. 33, 34, 45 Jett, Frances ........,...,..... 29 Johnson, Jean - Pres. Expressetts, Press Reporter, Phi Gamma Sig- ma, Sec. Latin, Sec. Girls Ath- Ietic, Treas. Sr. Glee Club, Torch .,....,.,, IB, 34. 42, 50 Johnson, Lindell .,....,, 46, 68, 68 Johnson, Marcella D.-Sr. Scribblers, Torch, Student Government, Stu- dent Council .......... 23, 34 Johnson, Martha ,,.. .. ........ 50 Johnson, Ted .................... Jones, Bill-Glee Club, Student Council ... ..... ,... . .23 Jones, Elise ..... .... 4 5, 58 Jones, Mary Ann . ...... 50 Jordon, Ruth ...... .... 2 9, 45 K Kaiser, Charles ..... ............ Kallmerton, Jim ........ 72, 57, 7.I Kaplan, Josephine - Expressettes. Dramatic ,...........,.,... I8 Kautz, Charles-Tri Chi, Football. Varsity H, Student Council, Sr, Class Pres., Ushers, Basketball., 23, 34, 46, 69, 83, 84. B5, I7, 57 Keeney, Dorothy . ,............... . Keesee, Agnes-Clique, Dramatic I8 Keller, Kent-Treas. Sigma Mu, Foot- ball, Student Government. Class Pres., Vice Pres. Jr. Class ..... . 33, 34, 57, 82, Kelley, Jackie ................. 29 Kelley. Maxine ... Kelly, Mrs. Kendrick, Oscar King, Carl E. King, Carroll-Dramatic, Sr. Glee Club, Sr. Play ......... 23, 37, King, Dorothy ..... ........... King, Eddie ..... ........., 4 6. Kingrey, Carlos.. .,... 29, 69, 67, Kitch, Miss ... ......... .45, Kitchen, Dick .... .........., Kitchen, Jim .... ....... 4 6, 62, Kline, Clarabel ................ 53. Kline, Romaine-Treas. College 23, 54 Knight, Ruth .................. 29, Koletka, Elizabeth ... ...... Kuhn. Judy ....... ..... 4 9, L Lambert, James M.-Band, Baseball, Varsity H .. ............ 23, Lang, Gwen .... ..... 3 3, 50, 54, Law, Carolyn .. ......... 4I, Lawson. Chas. .. ... ... Lawson, Virgil ... .... .42, Legg, Bob ......... .,...... Leibee, Joe-Band ............ 23, Leiner, Mildred - Gamma Gamma Alpha ....................... Leith, Betty Jane-Expressette ...... Leitner, Florence Mae-G. A. A.. Lemmons, Kenneth .........,..... Leggett, Roscoe .............. 6l, Lenhart, Patricia-Hi Heel Treas., College Club. Co-Editor, Hunt- ingtonian, Jr. Red Cross, Torch, Sec. Student Council, Jr. Scrib- blers, Sec. .,.. 23, 49, 54, 38, Leonard, Ardyce ......,.......... Levine. Shelton ................ 67, Levey, Bob-Sr. Play, Company H, A. Z. A. .,................ 34. Lewis, Don-Band, Red Cross Club.. Lewis, Patty-Glee Club ........ I8, Lipscomb, Watts-Crucible, Band, Torch, Hi Y, Orchestra, Sr. Play ........ ............ 2 3. Lizt, Josephine Llewellyn. June ...... .... Lockhart, Alice E. ............... . Lowery, Eleanor-Sr. Scribblers, Pho- tography .... .... ........... Lowry, Jennie .... .45, Loy, Ann ........... ......... 2 9, Lucas, Dolores ....,.............. Lyons, Betty Fay-Glee Club .... 23, Lyons, Harriet ................... Lyons, Jim .... ..,29, PI Madison. Patricia-G. A. A., Pres.. Pres. Torch ............ 24, 34, Malcolm, Louise ..,..........,.... Mankin, Robert L.-Student Council, Sigma Mu ............ 24. 57, NAME Mann, Betty .. Marcum, Charles Markham, Ruth . Marple, Jo Ann- ingtonian, Hi Page No. .49, Bus. Mgr. Hunt- Heel, College... PERSONNEL AND ORGANIZATION INDEX NAME Page No. McComas, Barney .. ..,.. 86, McCoy, Raymond ..,. ...,. 6 7, McDaniel, Joseph ..,.........,... McDermott, Terrace ..,......... I3, McDonough, Betty-G,A.A. Home Ec Peters, Lois .,.,..... 50, 58, 59, 79 Merritt, Carolyn-Sr. Glee Club ...,. 49, 53 Marple, Kenneth ...,.....,......, Marshall, Barbara-College, Torch, C. A. P. C. .,.,.... 24, 34, 54 Marston, Alan .. .......... .. Martin, Catherine ......... ...... Martin, Charles ..,.....,,.......,. Martin, Mary Jane-Sr. Glee Club, Dramatic, Jr. Scribblers,G.A.A., , 38 McGlothin, Geraldine ........... ,. 34 McGrew McGrew , 62 McGuire 62 rent 34 I9 McKee, Betty .,......., 29, 4I. , Nancy .. ..,........... 29 , Ruth-College Club, Cur- History, Student Council... I9, 34, 49, Bill ..............,....... Mclfenney, Rosida McLeod, Betty Jo-Torch, Sr. Glee Jr. Red Cross ..........., 24, 42 Club, Theta Epsilon Alpha, Jun- Mays, Barbara ............. 29, 50, 54 ior Scribblers ,......,., 24, 34, Meadows, Esthel - Sr. Scribblers, McMullin, Vernice .. ....... .. Dramatic, Student Council, Sen- ior Play .......,....,..,..,. 24 Meadows, Lauda ,............... 24 N Meek, Earl-Sr. Glee Club, Hi Y .,.. 24 Napier, Dorothea-Co-Editor ot Tat- Merrill , Judith .,...,.........,,.. Merry, Margaret Ann-College Club Miles, Leslie . . .. Miller, Betty ,. ... Miller, Earl ..... Miller, Joanne .... Miller, John Haws ... ..,.. Miller, Kathryn ... . . . .29 Millegan, Teddy ... ... .24 Mohler, Eddie .... ... Moon, Jackie Moore, Betsy Moore, Jack .... Morga n, Nancy . ....49 ....,......29, 49 Morris, Jacquelin-Pres. Phi Gamma Sigma, Cheerleader, Sr. Glee Club ..............,... 24, 42 Morrison, Deloros-Torch, Hunting- tonian, Treas. Expressetts ...I9 Mossman. Jean-Torch, Phi Sigma, Treas. Tennis, Student Council 34, 53. 54 ler, Ouill and Scroll ..,..,.... Napier, Madlean-G. A. A. Sports Reporter one year: G. A. A. Vice President one semester, Home EC. Club President one semester ..,......,..,,.....,. Nasser, Johnny - Carrillion, Torch Secretary, Boys Sr. Glee Club, All State Chorus ,....... 24, 34, Naylor, George ....,........ ...29, Naylor, Norman-Basketball, Torch Nelson, Allen .... .... Neale, Starrett ....... Neale, Mrs. Virginia ..,..,.... 37, Neel, Ann ............. 3I, 34, 53, Newman, Elizabeth-Sr. Glee Club.. Newman, Miss Mae .............. Nickell, Carolyn-Tennis Club. . I9, 53, Nickells, Sonja ...... .......... 4 6, Noel, Melissa .............. 37, 3l, Nolan, Howard Harry-Drill Corps... Mott, Betty Jane-Alpha Omega.. Mott, Burton-Pres. Carillion, Band, Northcott, Gladys ..............., Norton, Wilbur .........,,.....,. 24 Nowery, Ellen Jo .. .... 50, 8I, Track .......,............, 27, 46 O Mott, Charlie ..,.... ...... 7 4 Ogden, Patricia-Tatler, Torch, Pres. Mott, Jimmy ......... .... 2 9, 67 Iota Tau Sigma, Senior Play... Mullens, Jewel-Girl Reserves ,... 24, 92 ............ 24, 34, 53, 38, 29 Myers, Mabel .... , .. ..... I3 Oppenheimer, Charles-Tatler, Carill- Mynhier, Gwendolen . ... McAnispy, Bob ... ... McClure, Edgar ..... .. ..., ., McClure, Marcheta .,............. McComas, William-Pres. Varsity H, Football, Basketball .......... 46, 69, 83, 86. McCray, Carlene ,................ McClung, Patsy 24 ion 67 Osburn, Treas, Ushers Club..24, 46, Don ........ ............ 62 Osburn, Floyd ............. 34, 45, 62 Osburn, Jack-Glee Club Overall, B. ............ . Overby, J. 67 Owens, Gloria . 24 Oxley, Elorench .... 49 Oxley, Sweetland .. NAME P Paden, Bill .... .... . .. Parker, Debia . .... , Parks, Medley ....86 Parsons, Joanne ..,.. Patterson, Joan ... Patterson, Tom .. ..,.. Pauly, Bobby Lou , ..., 45 Payne, Charlene ...... .,,..,.... Payne, Joan ....,.... ........ , 29 Payne, Shirley Anne--Sr. Scriblolers, Torch Club .... ....... 2 4, 34 Pearson, Larimare . ..... . Pelay, Steve Perrine, Richard ... ... Perry, Betty Lou ..........,,... Perry, Charles ..,................. Petus, Helen--Phi Gamma Sigma, Glee Club, Tatler ...... 24,42 Peters, Loetta ...,.......,..,..... Richard, Dick-Rhythm Club, Tumb- lers Club Potry, Paul .............. ....., Phipps, James ......,............ Phillips, Sarahellen-Vice Pres. Iota Tau Sigma, Underclassmen, Edi- tor Huntingtonian .,......... ....,.......l9,53,BO,8l,82 Phyllips, John Pigman, Carl-Band, Jr. Scribblers. Intramural Basketball ..,,,.. 25 Pinekard, Jo Ann .....,........,. Porter, Bill ..... Polos, Margurete Powell, Isabell ... ... .29 Powers, Howard ... ..... Powers, Rod . . .. H29 Potts, Helen .. Preston, Betty .. ... Price, Shirley ... ... Prince, Thelma ... .. . .. Pritchard, Gene ............... 29 Probst, Paul.,3O, 69, 73, 57, 67, 7I Proctor, Charles ....,. 57, 86, 5. 38 Protzman, Virginia ..,..... ........ Pryor, Dorothy-Huntingtonian Statt Ptomey, Betty-Phi Sigma, Current History, Torch, Student Council, Iota Tau Sigma, Huntingtonian Statt .,....,.... I9, 34, 54, 83 Purdy, Walter-Sr. Glee Club, Var- sity H, Baseball ........ I9, 46 R Rader, Jean ........... .. ... Raine, Dorothy ......,....,...... Ramey, Henry-Student Council, Sr. Glee Club, Basketball, Pres. Crucible Club, Vice Pres. Torch 34. Page Page No PERSONNEL AND ORGANIZATION INDEX NAME Page No, RandaII, Nancy Rardin, Bettie Lee . ........,.. 30, Rathburn, Frances ..,....... 50, 54, Ray, I.Ioyd-Intramural Basketball. .. Reed, CaroIyn .,.................. Reese, Mary Anna ..,,..,,..,,.... Rice, Don-Varsity I-I, Torch Pres.. Current I-Iistory, I-Ionorian, I-Ii Y, NAME Schroeder, Joyce Schwertzer, Joe Page 6l Shumaker, Phyllis ..,., 28, 42, 50, 79, Scott. Sally ..,.. Scott, Margaret ., Seibert, I. L. ...I3 Selte, Patsy ..........,........ 30 SeIte, Bob ....., Sexton, Betty Lou- Shadburn, Emily . Shain, CIarence ,, iiggg' tg' dig 'ii Shain, Jr.-Band, Science ........., Track .....,........ I9, 34, 84, Rice, Paul ... ........ . . .. Rider, Bertha . ,...,.... . Rider. Mattie ..,., ..,,.,.., I 3. Real. SyIvia .......,,,.,.,..,.,,.. I3 Reinhardt, Mary Jeanne-Dramatic CIub, Tau Sigma, Manager ot I-I.I-I.S. On the Air, TatIer Stati, Torch ...,.....,,..... 25, 34, 38 ReinwaId. Minnie .,............ I3. 4I Renshaw, Blair-Sec. Iota Tau Sigma 53 Renshaw, Carter-Iota Tau Sigma Sec., TatIer Statt ,......... 25, 53 Rhodes. Barbara - Vice Pres. Phi Gamma Sigma ............ 25, 50 Riggs. Joanne-Vice Pres. CIique Club .........,.,,.,,.. 84, 87, I6 Roach, EImer ...,................. 3I Roach, Gene-Sr. GIee Club ....... I9 Roberts, Gertrude .. ..... ... I3 Roberts, Marjorie ............ ..... 2 5 Roberts, Swanson .....,.,......... 57 Robertson. Bob-Pres. Senior CIass, Co-Editor I-Iuntingtonian, Sigma Mu, Torch .,I6. I9, 34, 45, 57, 38 RoIte, Janet-Tennis CIub, Sec. Stu- dent Council ......,. 25, 34, 53, 82 RoIIer, Jeanne-AIpha Omega, Sec. Sr. GIee CIub, Dramatic CIub.. 25 Romine, Jack ...,.........,...... 30 Ross, Sadie--Student Council ...... 25 Roswell, Gerry .............. ... 82 Rousey, Roberta ..,,. ... ... 25 Russell, Adelaide ... ... I3 S Sabo, Mary Ann .....,.,.,....,.,, 50 SadIer, Jeanne ...... 25, 53, 80, 8I. 86 Sadler, Enid Jean-Tennis CIub ..35, 57 Saie, Jack-Sigma Mu Sammons, Sara Ann-CoIIege CIub, I-Ii I-Ieel, ,25, 49, 54, 79, 82, 57 Satterwhite, RebeccafCoIIege Club 54, 82,5 Saunders, I.iIIian ........., 30 Sawyer, David .. ...., I9 Sawyers, Froggy .... 79, 67 Sawyer, PauI I9 Sayble, GiIbert ....., ... 62 ...25 Schmidlapp, Mary A. Schmidlapp, Mary Ann ........,... 25 SchussIer, Laura--GIee CIub .... 25, 42 Page II2 Shannon, Betty-AIpha Omega, GirI Reserves, G.A.A. .... ........ . Shannon, I'Iugh,46. 69, 72, 79, 57, 67, Sharp, I-Iomer .................... Sharp, Marion-I-Iome Ec., GirI Reserves ........ .....,.. 2 5, Sheets, DeImar . ,,... 30 Sheets, Louis ..,. , ,......... . Shepherd, Eileen .....,.....,..... Shires. AI-Tri Chi, FootbaII, GIee CIub Preena Club ...,,,. 68, 57 Shively, Bob ..........,.....,..., ShiveI, Jo Ann ................,,, Selling, Jim .... 42, 78, 5, 62 SeIIing, Bob ..... .......,...... Simmons, Lucienda .. .... Skaggs, Magdeline .,.. ....... SIutz, I'IoI ..........,. SpauIding Billie Lou-Tennis CIub,., Springer, Geneva .... Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith. CharIes ... .......,. ,25, Flo .....,....... 25, 53, 54 Florence-Tennis, Phi Sigma.. I-IeIen ...... .. Janet , ..... . Janet EIoise .. Patty ......,... Roy-Ba nd, Sr. GIee CIub, 25. AII State Chorus ,.... ..... , Smith, Troy ......... Smith, BIII ........ Smith, Winnitred Snyder, Margaret .,... Sommers, Carl ..... .... Sovine, Kathryn-Sr. GIee CIub, AIpha Omega Sorority, GirI Reserves, G. A. A. Sowards, Bill . ,.,...... SpauIding, BiIIie Lou , Squire, BIII ..,.,... 26. .. .26, 53 ...3O, 49, 26. I9. Stattord, Betty ... StanIey, Molly ,......, Stender, David-Varsity Stewart, Nancy ...... . Stevens, Pal ........,.......... Stevens, ArIene .... . .. Stinson, Don S.--Student Body, Or- chestra, French CIub .......... I9. 34, 37. 46, 50, 68, 69, 84. No. NAME Page Stone, Ann Lou-Tennis CIub, TatIer. Stone, Herb ..................... Stough, Francis-Iota Tau Sig .... 26 Stout, I-Iarry ..................., Summers, Bill .... ................ Supman, MiIton-Tri Chi, Varsity, Student Council, Track ,,.... .. 46, 26, 38, Swann, I-IeIen . ..,... ...... . Swann, Marion .... .... 4 2 T TaIbott, Mildred Tarsky, Artha ,.... .,.. 3 4 TayIor, Jim ..., ....,.. Taylor. Sally ....,,...... ..... 5 , TerriII, I.e Orris ...,.,...,, ..,., Thacker, WiIIie-Vieta Cays .....,.. Thomas, Mary ...........,..,. 28 Thomas, Ruth .,...............,.. Thornburg, CharIes--Varsity, Football. Track ..............,..... 23, Thornburg, Virginia ............... Tinsley, Jim-Phi Kappa, FootbaII, Aeronautics, Track ...... ,.26 Todd, George ......,,.. ...,,,.. ToIIiver, Marian ................... Toothman, BiII-Varsity I-I, Tri Chi., 4I, 72, 5, 57 Torbett, Adah-Student CounciI, Sr. GIee CIub, Torch, Dramatic. ., 34. TripIett, Virginia D.-Home Ec. .26 Trosper, William B. ............ I3 U Underwood, Jim-Band ... ... - V Van Bibber, Lucy ....,,,,......... Van Meter, CaroIyn-Tau Sig, Torch Van Meter, Frances ... ...... . .30 Van Nostran, Fred ,.,....,,.... 30 Vass, Bob-Pres. Sigma Mu ........ 57,86.38. Vaughan, Peter-I-Ii Y, Crucible ..,.. Via, CharIes ....,.,.... ... ... Via, Macil .. W Wagner, BIanche-Tennis, Pres. Phi Sigma, Candidate Miss Hunting- tonian, Sweetheart Phi Sigma.. ......26, 53. 54, 80. 8I, 82, 86 Wagner, Gene ................ 30 WaIker, Mildred .,... ., .... Wallace. CharIes ......,.......,. Wallace. Winifred-Home Ec. Sec. 8: Treas ........... ...,.. 2 0 Walton, Bonnie ,... PERSONNEL AND ORGANIZATION INDEX NAME Page No. NAME Page No. NAME Page No. WaItz, Lorena-Torch .......,.. 20, 34 Wenning, Bob-Latin, CrucibIe, C.A. Wright, Patricia - Alpha Omega Ward, Carter-Football, Sigma Mu, P.C., Student Council 27, 34, 34 62 Pres., Debonair CIub Vice Pres... 27 Varsity I-I ....,.....,.. 26, 57, 62 West, George ......,........,,. .. 30 WoIcott, Dorothy ,...,.......,.,. 58 Ward, I-IeIen ....,.,.......... 30, 53 WheeIer, Maria m - Huntington Woods, Elmer-Band, Movie Projec- Ward, MiIton-CariIIion, Varsity I-I, Symphony Orchestra, Art CIub, tor Operator, Stage Crew .,... 27 BasebaII ................,.... 20 Orchestra, Sr. GIee CIub ....... Wood, Jimmy ....t...,.....,.... 20 Ward, Wilma ..,..,...,....,..,.. 26 .....,.....,...,... 27, 4I, 42 6I Workman, Charles ..,..,,,., .,..., 6 2 Warne, Jimmy .... 46, 57, 69, 72, 67, 7l White, CIeo .......,..,........... 27 Worrell, Rodney-I-Ii Y, C.A.P.C., Warnock Marjorie-Treas. Iota Tau Wilbans, Irwin-Sr. GIee CIub, Track, Sr. GIee CIub .........,... 20, 42 Sigma ........,. .,....., 2 6, 53 Projectionest .....,.......,... 27 Wyant, Rosalie ... . ..A. . . . .. 27 Watson, Bill ......, .... 4 I WiIhote, George .,............... 30 Watts, Chester I-I. .. .... 26 Williams, Betty ....,...,......... 30 X Watts, DonaId ....,. ...... ..., 7 5 WiIIiams, Charles ..... 20, 34, 37, 45 84 Xenakie, Bessie--Torch .... ..., 2 7, 34 Watts, Joe .... .........,.,...... 2 6 WiIIiams, Clarissa ..,........... I3 58 Waugh, Peggy--Sr. GIee CIub ..... 26 WiIIiamson, Gaynor . .... 4I, 54 87 Y Webb, Jack ........,.......... 6I, 75 WiIIiams, Irwin .,... ...... 2 7 42 YageI, Jay A. ....... .... I 3, 34 Wegwart, BeverIy ........ 30, 34, 50, 54 Wiison, Bob .,.. ...... 4 I YoaIr, Robert 62 WeIch. Bernard-Pres. GIee CIub, Winn, I'IeIen M. ........,...... 20 45 Young, Betty Jo . ..... 27 Vice Pres. Orchestra, Band ..,. Wise, Johanna--AIpha Omega, Dra- Young, Loren ,. ..... 30, 75 34,42,6I matic Young, BiII ,,.6I WeIch, Robert-Band, Baseball, Typi- Wise, Mauriel ....... ... ... 6I cal Boy .... ........ 26, 79 Wiseman, Patty ,........,,...... . 53 Z WeIIs, Austin .. ..... 34, 45 Withington, Joan--Phi Sigma, I-Iunt- Zimmerman, Margaret-Torch ...,.. 27 WeIIs, Don ,. ..... ....,... 5 7, 86 ingtonian, Attendent to Miss Zinser, Martha-I-Iome Ec. ....,. 20, 4I WeIIs, Oscar .................... 58 Pony Express, TypicaI GirI ..... 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