Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1950 volume:

THE I950 HUNTINGTONIAN HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOL HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA 'K D N! if . 4 Q4 xv! 7-ry RAM C-wi , +V , ,Q V X 4232! ' Wax.: ,L A ' 2 1 f fi , f -vvz is L 31 A my . 4 . . :G Yu War Q, rf- xi h Y ff'A 55. - h N ug ef 5 J sl . '-:VL 5 1 7 wil, - 2 L ML- MN 5 Y Mmm A Q Ka. f W-ww-..,,, , , if E K 32 K In .Q L 7 f M532 W .7 ,,, ad ,,, J' fx My 3 ,. 1 , 4 3' 4 an .4 2 -' 3 if X Q im A' - AQ M., I 1 R .WW ky AL:,! 55, WM YQ -3, Hi, Bill! l-ley there, lvloryl l-lello gong! Gee, but it's good to see everyone ogoin. We're all glod to be bocli lor the beginning ol o new school term. Our eoger Cries echo up ond down Eighth Street os we pile out ol old iolopies ond sworrn into Brown! belore we stampede the building. We lcnow lun is not over ot l-l, l-l. S. when school storts, lor then REAL lun is iust beginning. A r :Ak- 1 1 Y , Flbfif? QQ2, , ixia L ' ,M M A,- L29 A Q1 55, - -MZ ,, f fs, Q D? Wt f K' su, S ' 1 . 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We love renewing old ocquointonces, rnolcing new friends, ond plonning bigger ond better doys olweod os tlte open doors ol our deor Alma lvloter smile o lieorty welcome. Yes, it's good to be boclc. sa xiii 'P ww A Q N' if a-14, .'-. W 5 ', QA Q Q. in .,. A AV ,J I 1 , .M 2, X ., . .0 'X 'Wim .as ,. Q ng, :JZ f W' w. Lx FW' , 'K -y 1 ei' .., , t ,Y 'wa . an 91 MM N If WA'- 6 Qh, fm , We w mi iff x 'ff wa- Si Af , NF my M Mrs. Windsor, Mr. Brewer's secretory, has been with us for three years. She sees ull, knows all, and This friendly secretary seems to know everyone ond everything, and can often be seen talking over o problem with a puzzled student. Here we have Mr. HoFfman's able and efficient secretary, Mrs. Daniel, keeper ol the school's records. Always smil- ing and friendly, she is liked by everyone. iw? YA - - f J liy ' 1 , Y T. SMITH BREWER Mr. Brewer, our olliciol lVlo-,ter Q Ceremonies , presides, with o iirm but kindly hond throughout the doy, ond then ioins, whole' heortedly in oll out side octivitiear. l-le never misses o gome nor loilv to drop by the dressing room olrerf word To congroitulote-or COI'i'iOlE2 -fthe weory ployers. At every porty he is one choperon who will see we through to closing time. Somedoy he must write his memoirs. SAM HOFFMAN DEAN or BOYS Where were you second period? Let's see that excuse from home--Better report to seventh period . So runs the daily routine in the attendance ottice. Mr. Hoffman, wizard ol finance, also presides over the money boxes ot the Athletic Association and guides us salely past red margins. MISS MAE NEWMAN DEAN or GIRLS Now girls, let's have the facts. ltis better lor you to tell me than lor me to find out some other way . l-low true, how true! But our understanding Dean counsels us wisely and then enters into our good times as enthusiastically as any high school participant. Our mothers know and love her tool OUR FACULTY ARE ANNABELLE EATON Sflenffg VERNICE MCMULLIN English ADELAIDE RUSSELL Upon I-Ifuvnz? Effnnmnifs SWEETLAND OXLEY I-Ieoi OI EngIIsI1 Deporrment M. O. BRUMFIELD Dishibmive Ednfonon MABEL MYERS Moth VIRGINIA NEALE Lofin IRENE ABER Lotln-English GRACE GREENAWALT Cornrnrerre EDITH CASTLEBERRY MGII1-History HENRIETTA HAGER Erigiisii HITE COMPTON French MARY DANIEL Librarian ELIZABETH KOLETA Socioi Studies 5 REAL PEOPLE FIRST E. A. HYLDOFT Sdence IRVIN SEIBERT Physics A. C. DAVIS Moiiw JAY YAGEL Spanish CHLOE DUNFEE History FLORENCE OXLEY Englisi1fHisTory DELIA MELHINCH CI1errvIsIry-I-Iomo Economhis ALTA HEINZ Music THEY DIRECT THE LABORS M. D. HALL BIfwImqy-Rodh BLANCHE HOOD IVIOIIW MARION KITCH MATTIE RIDER English Home Economics RUTH DIAL HELEN WELLMAN PI1ysIcoI Education English HELEN POTTS English LUCIE LEWIS Ar! GLADYS WILKERSON Silence BUT SHARE ALSO ANGELO ORSILLO TERRANCE MCDERMOT Wood Work Printing J. F. De YOUNG Mecnonicol Drawing FORREST JONES English p QQ Q UQ VI nun-uv E . A if -V RAYMOND MCCOY BILL TROSPER HARRY CLAGG I-Iead FootbaII Coach PI'1ysicaI Education Assistant Football Coach History IN THE FUN OF HOLIDAYS Q STEWART WAY SociaI Studies Head BasIcetbaII Coach Assistant FootbaII Coach fm. .W subway Tv ww, ? 'R x I -1 y Sq, Q fi ,,, ww ,M K ,f-+ h Xxfiigiff - .iff - A 'iii Uigiigg L, ., 53:1 vw Q 1, ii , M. -7 R. Vi, V , S Wkkgkpfm J , gk ,X s i .3- xi Q X 'lmwa 1 fi E S ' E2 1 5. -wax a gi K' ,S 5 1 WS as gy fr K .g Q. Qi V x an Q Yibf n -ew EX ,E H A ...., is 1 if M G30 1 KM WK QV-faifk X 1 R x H 2545 f if . xg yi 42635 1 uf IZ 3 5 E ' iwggzsf ? iz ' 1 ,.. -V --,,.. 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Cauliflower, Bert Chapman, Louise Chapman, Theressa Mae Childers, Lillian Rosemary Chitwood, Betty Lee christian, Marilyn Ruth Christian, Thomas G. Clark, Mary Day Coates, Jaclc Cohen, Steve Conley, Marianne Conley, William Wendell Conway, Peggy Jeanne Cook, Randy Courtney Dabney, Louise Jeannette Davis, Ann Elizabeth Davis, David 3950 Day, Mary Gordon Dean, Anita Ann Duffey, Joe Daniel Earls, Barbara Jim Fargo, Glenn Edmund, Jr. Fieldson, Thomas Larkin Flowers, Norma Jean Fotos, Mike A., Jr. Frampton, Shirley Joan Frazee, Phyllis Jean Friclre, Minerva Lillian Fullrs, Jim Fredericlr, Jr Fuller, Ralph Galloway, Jim Vernon Galloway, Rosemary Gawthrop, Lois Eleanor George, Mille, Jr. Gibson, Earnest Bob GI easo n, Edna Ann Graham, Gerald Elliot Gregory, Johnnie Esadore Griffith, John N. Haclxworth, Verna Mearlyn Hall, Orman E. BML, Hammond, Phyllis Ann Harbour, Vernon Dole Harrah, Joan Haslrins, Charles Bernard Hatton, Phyllis Jean Hedrick, John J., Jr. Henderson, Mary Fr unce S Herring, Nancy Herrold, Philip Hetler, Darwin Hobaclx, Elsie Ruth Hodges, Joanne Hood, Wanda Humphreys, Nancy Hutchinson, Bob L. Hutchinson, Carroll Ray Hutchison, Muriel Louise Jennings, Jane Jones, Barbara Lee Jones, Carlena Lee Jones, Charles Edward Jones, Karen Joy King, Bill Asa King, Bill Joseph 4950 King, Patty Ann Kingery, Jaclrie Jean Kirkham, Edith Alice Lawhon, Betty Jo Le Grande, William Russell Leonard, David Allen Lewis, Florence Claire Linville, Norma Jean Lovins, Mary Belle Lucas, Wade H. McAllister, Alma Jean McCallister, William Donald McColloclr, Dorothy Rebecca McComas, Torn T. McCormick, Bert Edward McDaniel, Otlwea Jean McDaniel, Peggy Lou Mansour, Rosalie Virginia Marcum, Nancy Ann Martin, Grace Marilyn Maynard, Barbara Mays, Robert Meredith, Richard Merritt, Ernest Oville P Midkitt, Jimmy lsaac Monlr, Janice Audrey Montague, Rodney Moore, Joe Morgan, Charles Thomas Morris, Herbert Kinston Mon, aiu Henry Mott, Mable Virginia Mylar, Joann Navy, Larry J. Naylor, Bill Neuhaus, Francis Clemens Newman, Richard Nicolas, Lila Lee Noel, Edgar Estes Noel, Frances Aileen Norris, Betty Nunley, Earnestine Pannell, Norma Winilred Paul, James Thomas Payne, Charles Pearson, Lorna Jeanette Peters, James D. Peters, Vera Ann 071950 Pilcher, Greta Tell Pillrintan, William David Pitsenburger, Don Miles Plymale, virginia Mae Polk, Nancy Stanilorcl Powell, Sally Virginia Pritchett, Ann Louise Pritchett, Thomas P. Pushlrin, Jaclr Pyles, Flora Ann Ramey, Mary Constance Ramey, Mildred Darlene Ramey, Mary Ramsey, Doris Ann Ratclit7f, Raymond Dudley Reed, Gladys Yvonne Reger, George Edward Rodgers, David Edward Rolfe, Lois Jean Rudge, George Rutledge, lda Ann Sager, Tommy Dale Sanlord, Barbara Ann Sargent, Dorothy Ann M524 Saunders, Donald Edward Saunders, Janet Lou Schwartz. Julia Lucite Seibert, Jennie LaVere Selbee, Faye Shure, Nancy Marie Simmons, Harry Edward Simms, Robert Smith, Carol Joyce Smith, Lois Jeanne Smith, Rosella Virginia Smithson, Edna Jeanne Snider, Glenn F. Spencer, Virginia Ann Spurloclx, Delores Virginia Spurloclr, Lenna Mae Spurloclc, Oliver Wendell Staley, Anna Lucille Starkey, Leigh Stone, Delores Hope Stone, Peggy Jo Taylor, Darrell Thabit, Louis Milre Thetford, Richard A., Jr. gfyfio Thomas, Robert S. Tl1omas,lohn Franlrlin Toles, Nancy Jo Toale, Ann Broolre Tweel, Peggy Lucille Tweel, Richard Tweel, Robert Vanderzalm, Robert Van Hoose, Glenna Leah Veatch, Imogene Gail Walker, Carl E. Waugh, Robert K. Wellman, Edith Lorraine Wetherholt, Wilma Faye White, Sybil Lorraine Whitmore, Donald Ray Sl Whitney, Norma Wigal, Mariorie Williams, Clarence Joseph illiams, Lois Jean I? Williams, Mary Elizabeth Winters, La Donna Lurlene Woods, Donald Ray Wooten, Shirley Ann Wright, James B. York, James Arthur York, Phillip Paul Zickan, Jane SENIOR RECOLLECTIONS The last three years have gone quickly: in fact, perhaps too quickly for us. We are the graduating class of l95O, and as we stand here looking back, many memories crowd our thoughts. We remember the big things such as school elections . . . Glee Club con- certs . . . HHS and East football games . . . Footlight Follies . . . band festivals . . . PROM . . . basketball tournaments . . . PTA Varieties . . . Senior Plays lespecially Our Townul . . . Victory Ball . . . track and baseball . . . and now finally Commencement! But there are also other things that creep into our minds, and often crowd out the seemingly more important events. They are the little everyday things we took for granted . . . cakes at Brown's . . . Coach Seibert's class . . pep assemblies . . . gay chatter between classes . . . crew cuts . . . the new look . . . spring . . . endless sixth periods . . . booth at Humphreys . . . 208 . . . gossiping at the locker. . . holidays . . . infra-muralsports . . .April Pool Tatlers . .. . . . seventh period . . . clubs . . . neck scarfs . . . cuffed blue jeans . . . two bells . . . Junior League lndian plays . . . term papers . . . front steps at noon on pretty days . . . Drivers Education . . . senior week . . . speech class . . . career day . . . and so it goes. These things mean high school to us. Will they be the happiest days of our lives? We can't say yet, but we can and will say thanks to the many wonderful memories, land perhaps a few not so wonderfull, the friends we'll never forget, and a heap of learnin' which is likely to come in mighty handy some day. But our time is up, and we must pass on. So, proudly, but with regret, we say farewell to Huntington High and thanks for everything. ! T JUNIOR OFFICERS Pres. . . . . . George Waldeclc V. Pres. , ,. .... Mary Thornburg Sec. . . Cherry Adams Tres. ...,......,.,.,.. Alice Wright The Junior Class ol I95O has been outstanding in leadership. We spone sored a dance in the Iall which was very successlul. The climax of our yeor's ettorts come with the Junior- Senior prom on May 26. It was hard worlf, but we enjoyed it all! We trust the seniors did too. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Pres. . . . . ,,... Charles Morris V. Pres. . . .. Judy Berry Secretary ... ,.. Joan Vkfithers Tres. ..,. .,.. ,..,. B e tty Arrowood The Iirst big problem ol the Sopho- more Class was to become acquainted with each other and to adjust ourselves to new surroundings. Since then we have united into one large group working Ior the better- ment ol our school. ef, 1, .. s vi iff' '44 3? M ' r 9 EIN .4 f Y 3 . .L .A :wx ' Q' ,Q f, . 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Hugh Kirk, Roy Kistler, Joy Knight, Betsy Langdon, Golden Lapole, June Lowhon, Anno Leoke, Bill LeGrand, Elizabeth Lewis, Mary Lou Lewis, Glen Lilligram, Ramona Linley, George Lockhart, Charles London, Lynette Lytle, Ross McAlister, Jim McCollister, Eugene McComas, Junior McComo', Peggy McDoniels, Mary McKown, Susan Martin, Marilyn Mason, Betty Maynard, Lulu Belle Miller, Blaine Mitchell, Patricia Mollett, Belle Money, Lois Moore, Reba Morris, Bob Morris, Kenton Murray, Jane Myers, Anne Newcomb, Margaret Newman, Joann Osborn, Phyllis Overby, Delbert Poce, Mary 'M- 4-:P Aw. K7 J ., . f N an '+:,,,.. fx,- , , W gym J ,NA -...-,f war aww? --...,. 5' Y 'Now QS? ,Q 'Hike Q, r . is , QF N- ww- . k ,. 4 ,fe ,f-sn. Ns, 1, A A , Q K 3 1 'QV' 4' XIQFL uni, .- s W ll!! nge 'J' , F - , -1. W- N i-'J -. J' N ? A 'W in I i t 'N mx 0 may f',,x W fe vl -4 ,Q - . is .. , I -Z: , ff-mi i gs- we V7 7635 5: S A . .na B ,..4. ML ' '31 f e W ,A 'L if ' . 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M, Anderson, Pat Arrowood, Betty Ashworth, Dallas , , Atkins, Janet 'lf' Y' aff Atkins, Shirley Y 'I ,, 7 1' V Bailey, Barbara M Q Bailey, Bob ii' is 32,1 W' z Bailey, Ernestine , Ball, Jean I Barr, David Barr. Doris - ' , , 7,4 ff ff or Basenback, Norma H L A Daugherty, Boyce ,, , , ,' Q ' 'X , we my Bostor, Carroll ' NW 1 . QM Ani y 'fl Bates, Tommy A 'fe' at rs, r , Bellamy, David 'W jf? f I VL , Bently, Donita ' ,A Barton, Beverly ..,, , L. 1, ,N I Q l Berry, Judy , Bias, Bill Bias, Bob Bias, Jack . 1 Bias, Janis .4 2 s -fi, Mia? ,if Shi Bias, Joy Ann Bias, Mary Bias, Patty Bledsoe, Fred BOOllt, . ,,,,, , A -'wow Se? Bowen, Bob Bowen, Romaine Bowen, Wilma Bowling, Charles Bundy, Jo Ann Burgess, Pat Burgess, Glen Burns, Mary Bush, Ronald Bressler, Shirley Brewer, Norma Brown, Jim Brumfield, Louise Calloway, Garner Campbell, Billy Cantor, Shirley Capellari, Joe Carmondy, Gene 0, Carroll, Shirley Carson, Peggy Cashman, Leonard Cassells, Mary Ellen Chalin, Louise Chambers, Betty Jo Chaney, Barbara Chapman, Huetta Chapman, Jimmy Chapman, Lillian Chapman, Wanda Chess, Jean Childers, Johnny Chinn, Ed .- Chinn, Nevorah Clay, Bill B .,f, g VP' .ffm Cliff, JoAnn Cole, Norman E Collins, Jo Ann Cometto, Jimmy L Conrad, George ' I '11- K X -we .S ' .zine J. Connor, Jo Ann '35 - A 57: i 3: Cooper, Anna wr Cooper, Bob 1 ,I Core, Jackie im A orns oanna N C ,J ? Cox, Barbara I' Crawford, Jim ' Crawford, Pauline ' ' I , Cregger, lrby fm ,,,N 'Bi W' , Y Cremeans, Charles -ZW' 2 r L... 4' 'M Cremeans, Joe M' . BM' Cresey, Deloris , fe, , r --tl '.,,, g, 'A I- - - Davis, Bobb I M Dawson, Patilicia W, . 4 A Day, Patty ' 3 I l 'W fm W ridge r . itil' ft' il Qi-la ff- 4 ix A .. , ya. si - ,w g-3.5 ' ,A-it Mig N 32 Deal, Doris Dean, Rometta Denning, Geneva Dickson, Betty Diehl, Betty Dodge, Jane Dodson, Marcia Douthat Wylie Dudley,Gary Dudley, Dwight Dufley, Helen Dunkley, Judy Dutrow, Phyllis Earls, Allred Easterwood,Sue Eaton, Bill Ehlers, Caroline Elkins, Jackie Ellis, Sally Ellison, Loretta Erwin, Mary Fannon, Lillian Farrell, Preston Farris, Don Feinberg, Maxine Fitzgerald, George Fore, Nancy Fowler, Jack Fowler, Elinore Fox, John Frazee, Janice Fricke, Arthur Fry, Dorothy Fullerton, Don Fulk, Julia Gamble, Barbara Garshaw, Joe Garten, Charles George, Freddie Gibson, Phyllis Gibson, Raymond Gilbert, Gary Gillespy. Bill Gold, Bill Goodman, Coleman Goodman, Jimmy Greenlee, Suzanne Grizell, Grace Grubb, Tom Hagan, John Hail, Mariorie Hull, Alan Hall, Helen Hardin, Twila Harlan, Caroline Harris, Betty Harrison, J. D. Hatton, Ralph Harvey, Caroline Harvey, Pat Hawkins, Leona Hay, Ray Haymen, Lois Hayton, Richard Heinz, Mary Hennon, Mabel Hensley, Virginia Henson, Ernest Hess, Sonia Hildebrand, Harry Hildebrand, Lawrence Hire, Bill Hite, Chettie Hodges, Ardith Holbrook, Barbara Holmes, Jimmy Hosey, Madeline Houck, Joy Howell, Charles Hubbard, Easley Jr Hulbert, Ronnie Huxham, John Irby, Robert Jenkins, Barbara Jennings, Sue Ellen Johnson, Bob Johnson, Bob Johnson, Emogene Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Bobby Johnston, Nancy Jones, Franl: Jones, Nancy Jones, Rosanna Karres, Ronald Keyser, Phyllis King. Gwinn Kite, John Kniaht, Jim Knight, Phyllis Kuhn, Tom Lambert, Ruth Lambrose, Mary Lattin, Charles Lawson, Connie Ledbetter, Betty Le Grand, Garnet Le Grand, John Leonard, Adella Leonard, Grace Lewis, Edward Lewis, Evan Lilly, Betty Logan, Newell Locher, Betty Loveioy, Doris Lowry, Louise Lucas, Doreen Luther, Mack Lyle, Paul Madsen, Sharon Marcum, George Marcum, Robert Martin, Joe Martin, Lola Martin, Marilyn Martin, Ned Maslzer, Jo Retta Massey, Toby Metheny, Barbara Maynard, Barbara Mays, Margaret Mayse, Anna Lee McComas, Charles McComas, Fred McComas, Tilmun McDaniel, Clyde McDowell, James McKee, Billy McNeil, Jim McNinch, Everett McPherson, Nancy McVey, Alberta Meadows, Guy Meddings, Charles Medley, Lucille Michael, Bob Marcum, Nancy Miller, Buddy Mitchell, Jim Miller, Bob Mitchell, Marlen Morehead, Diclr Morris, Charles Morris, Mary Morrision, Jimmy Murphy, Mary Mylar, Danny Mylar, Ralph Napier, Clyde Nelson, Carlton Nester, Romano Newton, Joyce Niday, Glenna Osborne, Eddie Parlrer, Betty Pearson, Leta Pemberton, Neil Perdue, Lucille Perigo, Hartley Perry, Barbara Pfister, Nancy Phillips, Patricia Phipps, Ella Sue Plaster, Nina Plymale, Lowell Powell, Bill Pulley, Mary Rains, Larry Ramsey, David 'STE' 'eruff .1---pa rsv- Mi. 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Summers, S. Powell, Hildebrand, B. Tweel, P. Carson 2nd Row: R. Crisp, N. Holtzworth, L. London, F. Perry, J. Parsons, J. Staats. 3rd Row: J. Gregory, T. Fieldsvon, J. Dulify, Miss Koletlra Standing: T. Pritchett, M. Thornburg, M. Martin. J. Dodge. STUDENT COUNCIL President ...... .,.,.., E dgar Noel Vice President ... ,.. Mary Thornburg Secretory .... , . Cherry Adams Treasurer . , . ..,. Joe Dutty The Student Council is the voice ol our students. lt Otters us certain privileges, responsibilities, and spheres ol in- tluence in the schools program. This year, working with the laculty and student body, our council has tried to direct all efforts toward the betterment ol the school. We held our own democratic elections lor Vice-president. For relaxation and lun, dances, movies and other entertainment were provided throughout the year. Also, we have helped in the educa- tional tield by having vocational guidance assemblies and vocational speakers. Our Student Council has given the students a chance to have a voice in school attairs. Yet, perhaps, its real accomplishment is that it has given its members educa- tion in citizenship rather than for citizenship. TORCH SGCIETY President ...,,. . . . Greta Pilcher Vice President . ,. ....... James Yorlc Secretary ..., .. ,Barbara Anspach Treasurer ......,.......,.......... Thomas Fieldson The Torch Society ot Huntington High School, a chap- ter ol the National Honor Society, is made up at the upper i570 ot the senior class. The scholastic standing ol members at the class, upon which eligibility of the society is based, is taken trom the student's record made during the sophomore and iunior years. The aim ot Torch is to encourage learning, to build and develop character, and to teach trustworthiness and depend- ability. The initiation assembly took place Friday, Jan- uary l3, l95O, with Dr. Stewart H. Smith, President ot Marshall College, as guest spealcer. The members ol the Torch Society have the honor ol leading each graduating class in the processional at Commencement Exercises. Torch is lortunate in having as its sponsor, Mr. J. A. Yagel ol the Spanish Department. First Row, left to right: Greta Pilcher, Jim York, Nancy Herring, Marilyn Martin, Julia Swartz, Jeannie Smithson, Mary Henderson, Janice Monlr, Vera Ann Peters, Rosalie Mansour, Minerva Fricke, Barbara Anspack, Tom Fieldson. Second Row: Lois Smith, Gaile Veatch, Shirley Wooton, Mary Gordon Day, Rosemary Childers, Goldie Bradley, Anna Staley, Jo Ann Hodges, Carlena Jones, Karen Jones, Dorothy Bess, Deloris Stone. Third Row: Peggy Lou Mc- Daniel, Sally Powell, Peggy Stone, Doris Ramsey, Mary Browning, Francis Neuhause, Carl Wallmer, Carroll Hutchinson, Mile Fotos, Ann Rutledge. ELECTION Nothing draws the attention ot the school more than the election ot our student body president. The Huntington High School Student Government has promoted these elections so that by secret ballot every student can have a port in choosing his leader. The last elections held in December, IQ49, showed clearly the rising enthusiasm tor these elections. The two political parties, the United Progressive Student Organization and the Congressional Party, held their conventions in the school, and each nominoted its candi- dates from the iunior class. Then the primary election was held, leaving Russell Troutmon the Congressional candidate and tvtory Thornburg the UPSO candidate. These two students and their party members launched upon a campaign which would rival those ot big elections. ln the tinal election Mary Thornburg was chosen Vice-President to become the 'Sl President. The candidates cast their ballots. Mary Thornburg, UPSO Russell Troutmon, Congressional l RADIO CLUB Huntington High School is on the Air! ll This year, lor the third consecutive year, Huntington High School has been on the air with a weelqly titteen minute radio broadcast at 4:45 on Thursdays from the studios ot WPLH and WPLH-FM. This program is under the direction ot Bob Carpenter, who also acts as the master ot ceremonies. This year, for the tirst time, alternates were used in order to provide opportunity tor more students to parti- cipate. For student activities we had Doris Ramsey and Greta Pilcher with their alternates Barbara Anspach and Pat Whelpley. As sportscaster Joe Duhfey alternated with Edgar Noel. This pro- gram consisted ol news ol the school, club news, music and dramatic talent from within the school, and interviews ol special personalities. This has been a regular feature as well as a tradition with the students ol H. H. S. It is hoped that it will continue to be success- lul when next year rolls around and another broadcast crew announces: Huntington High School is on the Air! ll D9- RL5XD n Mnvy , F tiff v , -v 'i 'fa ' -wiv' 5 2 2 lst Row: Edgar Noel, Doris Ramsey, Pat Whelpley, Bob Carpenter, Barbara Anspach: 2nd Row: Joe Duffey, Greta Pilcher. X DRAMATIC as Front: Vera Peters, June Lapole, Joan Withers, Mary Jane Anderson, Betsy Knight, Janice Monk, Jimmy Homes. lst Row: Mary Sue Williams, Jane Murray, Charlene Pauley, Barbara Anspach, Gail Veatch, Pat Whelply, Joanne Mylar, Betty Mason, Jaclfie Gib- son. Znd Row: Ailene Pauley, Evelyn Hatton, Betty Lou Thompson, Mary Gordon Day, Ella Sue Phipps, Annie Hayward, Francis White, Sally Ann Harris, Minerva Friclre, Wilma Wetherholt, Jean Haun, Mary Valvanis, Rheada Reynolds, Betty Locker, Robert Gough. 3rd Row: Nancy Quillen, Sonja Hess, George Saunders, Mable Mott, Frances Burns, Peggy Stone, Anyce Surface, Jael: Parsons, Mary Browning, Shirley Wooton, Greta Pilcher, Doris Ramsey, Joanne Wetzel, Carolyn Ayers, Jack Coates. CLUB President ,.... . . Vera Ann Peters Vice-President . .. Jane Murray Secretary . . , ...... Aileen Pauly Treasurer ..... .,.,,.. ...,..... G e orge Saunders Shakespeare once said, The play's the thing. To comprehend this is the purpose ot our growing Dramatic Club. This organization is as old as H. H. S. itselt and is one ot the few non-restrictive organizations. Anyone interested in dramatics is eligible tor membership. One ot the most exciting and gratifying projects ot the year was presenting The Legend ot Johnny. Written by Robert Thompson and our sponsor, Mrs. Compton, this play was trouped by the members in the cast to a number ol grade schools and junior highs. These dram- atic ettorts brought torth laughter and tears from our younger spectators. ln our meetings spealcers taught us the art ot malce-up and the principles ol dramatics. We also enjoyed the programs on choral and interpretive reading. A box supper and square dance provided good times tor all SENICR SPEAKERS The Valedictorian and Salutatorian were chosen on the basis ot their grades: the Honorarians were elected by the senior class. The main theme ol these talks was l'Our Hearts Are Young and Gay . The speakers showed that, even in the lace ol many serious prololems, they can smile, have iaith in the luture, and look Qenhclently aheagl to lite with its many, but not insurmountable, problems. Doris Ramsey introduced the discussion by telling ol the place where we live, work, and play: Edgar and Sally spoke ol the people-boys, girls, and the men and women they soon will be, and then Vera Ann told ot the time in which weire living. The optimism and laith ot young people was brought out as the senior clas: moved on to greater things. Left to right: Doris Ramsey, Vero Ann Peters, Edgar Noel. Miss Daniels, Sully Powell General Theme 0ur Hearts are Young and Gay Salutatorian .A . .,,,, , ,. .. Doris Ramsey THE PLACE Honorarian .. ..... , . .... Edgar Noel THE BOY Honorarian . , . ,.. ., ... Sally Powell THE GIRL Valedictorian . , , ,...,,. Vera Ann Peterf, THE TIME LATIN CLUB . ' ' 1 71. . Ii E 3 ii 1h,, , 'tif' 1 , iff f . .Qs i ta. is T, J . J, .A j Q 0- . fs 1 J First Row: Peggy Carson, Vera Peters, Marilyn Martin, Jock Parsons, Edna Gleason, Sonia Ripley, Doreen Lucas, Eileen Stiltner, Ellen Shephard, Janice Monk, Suzanne Greenlee, Jean Haun, Saundro Ripley, Hugh Fultz. Second Row: Jimmy Holmen, Mary Browning, Joclcie Spaulding, Jaclr Coats, Wilma Wetherholt, Minerva Friclce, Betty Harris, Mary Ellen Castles, Nancy Jones, Mary Thorn- burg, Mary Pat Morris, Ella Sue Phipps. Phyllis Dutrow was absent when the picture was taken. ! Consul . . . .. Mary Thornburg Vice Consul . Hugh Fultz Scriba . , . , . Vera Ann Peters Quaestor . , Peggy Carson Nuntius , . Mary Browning The Latin Club was organized over 25 years ago by a group at students interested in the study ot Roman life. The club is open to all students who are studying Latin and who are willing to talce an active part in its weekly meetings. ln our meetings we try to mix learning with iun. We usually get a small slice oi Roman lite served by the Committee tor the day, topped by games, songs, and light load. At holiday seasons we often study the cor- responding Ronnan holidays, and learn how much they have influenced our own celebrations. The social activities oi the club have been many and varied. ln November we gave our annual initiation party ior the new members. A Christmas party and Valentine lollc-dance were our mid-winter festivities, and early in May our spring banquet celebrated the birthday oi the founding oi Rome. This banquet is always served in Roman style. INTER-CLUB COUNCIL F' President ...... . . Mary Thornburg Vice President . . . ..... Sally Powell Secretary ,... . . Bill Powell Treasurer ............................... Bob Tweel The Inter-club Council ol l95O is composed ol the presi- dents ot the clubs and their alternates, who attend the meetings when the lormer were unable to be there. The purpose ol this council is to bring unity to the clubs and to integrate their activities. The tirst proiect ot the council this year has been to help gather material tor a handboolc to be given to the sophomores in the tall ol l95l. This bool: will tell them about the building and help them get acquainted with high school lite. The council is in the prime ol its organization, but it is hoped that its program will continue with as much cooperation as it has begun. ffm 5 J lst Row: B. Tweel, B. Carpenter, T. Fieldson, D. Thetford. 2nd Row: R. Crisp, P. Tweel, V. Peters, R. Troutman, 3rd Row: B. Powell, E. Noel, C. Ramey, L. Winters, N. Herring, S. Powell. Standing: M. Thornburg. In baclrz Cherry Adams, M. G. Day, E. Gleason. .ff N 1. .J .f P iii 'XU9-7 l President ..,, Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer ,.,.. ,,,. A noted writer once said, We can live Donna Adams . Rosa Tomlin Joanne Stone Grace Grizzel without music, we can live without boolcsq but where is the man who can live without cooks? Perhaps the Huntington High Home Ec. Club originated from this idea. Late in the tirst semester this club was organized, and at the initiation fourteen girls became lull-fledged members. Cn February 8, several ol the girls served at the banquet given lor the principals. One ol the projects ol the group was filling Red Cross boxes to be sent overseas. With the help ol Miss Rider, sponsor ol the club, the girls strive to serve the school and to help others. HOME ECONOMKIS CLUB lst Row: Lulu Maynard, Rosa Tomlin, Donna Adams, Sally Wallace. 2nd Row: Miss Rider, Ann Weavor, Phyllis Reynolds, Sharon Queen, Barbara Jones, Doris Deal, Grace Grizzell. 4th Row: Leona Hawlrins, Lenore Stone, Willa White, Virginia Henderson. -Y 'ug 1 Hmmm, SCIENCE CLUB First Row: Vera Ann Peters, Jack Parsons, Betty Thompson, Evelyn Hatton, Marianne Conley. Second Row: Jim Ballard, Neel Gorges, Barbara Anspach, Dorothy Bess, Jeanne Smithson, Lyman Berry, Phil Herrold, Jim Baylor, David Blizzard, Mary Day. Third Row: Janice Monk, Joy Kistler, Doris Ramsey, Dave Rodgers, Mike George, Mary Lovins. Fourth Row: Dorothy Chambers, Ann Meyers, Susan Fritch, Delora Taggert, Mike Fotos, Nancy Blethen, Barbara Stevers, Peggy Newcomb, Mary Browning, Elsie Hoback, Norma Pannell, Mary Thornburg, Edna Gleason. Filth Row: Charles Mor- gan, Bob Vanderzalm, Dave Ellis, Francis Neuhaus, Dick Thetford, Russell Troutma n. President . . . . Mary Gordon Day Vice President ., . Dick Thetford Secretary , . . . . Dorothy Bess Treasurer , .,,.... , , .,,, Edna Ann Gleason Now, whats cookin? It must be that Science Club again. Under the direction ot Mrs. Gladys Wilkerson, we think we have attained our goal ot helping those students interested in a tuture in science. We have 33 members, all ol whom have lultilled the requirements ol a B average in science and a major or minor in the subiect. This year we became members ol the West Virginia Junior Academy at Science and the National Junior Academy ot Science. We gave an initiation party tor the new members an November 13. With interesting speakers and informative pictures tor our meetings, the year has passed quickly. The students tram the Marshall l-ligh Science Club were our guests at one meeting. My ?'r-.. RO CLUB President . . , .. Bob Carpenter Vice President .. . . George Waldeclf Secretary ,.,,.. ,..,.,, J im Staats Treasurer ... . ... Don Shelton Sergeant-at-arms ....,..... .,.. ,,...,. E d gat Noel Who's the tugitive lrom the North Pole clad in red? Why, itis iust one ot the Rotary Club members playing Santa Claus! And his assistants are none other than the Ro Club boysl Yes, the weelc belore Christmas was a busy one. The members ot the Ro Club helped Santa distribute toys among children in the county who otherwise might not have had a happy Christmas. But that's iust one ol the activities ol this two-year-old club, which is sponsored by Mr. Clagg and lvtr. Shadwell. ln lvtarch, tour ot the members attended the national Ro Club meeting in Cincinnati, where they discussed pro- blems ol international importance with boys lronn other states. Events ol the year were highlighted by a dinner-dance at Jaclcs Grill. First Row: C. Haskins, B. Wright, J. Pushkin, H. Morris, C. Bell J. York, C. Wallrer. Second Row: B. Bios, P. Ycrlz, E. Noel, C. Morris B. Mott, D. McCallister, B. Chambers, D. Pilkenton. Third Row: B McCormick, J. Duftey, D. Shelton, G. Calloway, C. Thompson, G Wuldeclr, D. Thetford, F. Neuhaus, E. Kime. Fourth Row: B. Bias, F McComas, J. Stunts, T. Fieldson, A. Frick, D. Rodger, B. Carpenter fm ' ' Distmsunvs EDUCATION 'tr-'it f X , , First Row: Dorothy McColloclr, Darrell Taylor, Lila Lee Nichol- as, Donald Adkins, William LeGrande. Second Row: Lorraine Well- man, Delores Spurloclr, Rosella Smith. Third Row: Jaclrie Kingery, Barbara Maynard, Carol Smith. Fourth Row: Jean McCollister, Faye Selbee. Fifth Row: Bob Hutchinson, Wade Lucas. President .... ,,,. ,..... .... , C a rol Smith Vice President . . Delores Spurloclc Secretary .. Roselia Smith Treasurer .. .., , . Roselia Smith The Distributive Education Clubs ol America are especi- ally organized lor the purpose ol training young people in the field ol retailing as well as giving them training in the scholastic tield. Many at the various D. E. clubs in the United States subscribe monthly to the Distributor, which is a national magazine. Activities ol the club are: dances, parties, shopping tours, D. E. Store Day, Annual banquet tor co-operative merch- ants ot Huntington, and dues tor purpose expenses. The members of the club participate in various drives such as the Red Cross, the Community Chest, and the March ot Dimes by giving oi their time and effort as well as giving financially. Mrs. Alta G. Heinz, Music Director GLEE CLUB BOYS' GLEE CLUB GIRLS' GLEE CLUB President .......,..,..... Bob Tweel President ,....,......,. Peggy Tweel Vice President . . .. Jim Wagner Vice President . . . . Virginia Spencer Secretary . . . ..... Bill Conley Secretary .... .. .... Ann Rutledge Treasurer ......,.,,.. Chuck Haskins Treasurer ..,.,....,..., Judy Carter A Christmas Cantata, presented on December lo, started the Glee Club activities this year. The selection, From the Realms oi Glory, was concluded with the Halleluiah Chorus, which the Glee Club alumna were invited to sing. On January 3l a group from the club was chosen to sing in the Cabell County Chorus, which contained approximately 250 voices under the direction ot Dr. Harry Wilson from Columbia University. The hard work involved was enjoyed by the members. On April Zl the club presented their annual Spring Concert. They also participated in the Easter Sunrise Service on April 9. The Glee Club banquet, an annual alltair lor welcoming new members and saying farewell to the seniors, was given on May 25. Only these outgoing members sang a. the Commencement program, while the entire club sang at the Baccalaureate Service. ist Row: Nancy Shute, Joann Hildebrand, Patricia Whelply, Mrs. Heinz, Nancy Herring, Mary Jane Anderson, Jean Haun. 2nd Row: Gail Veatch, Anyce Surface, Mary Jarrell, Peggy McComas, Sue Beckwith, lrish Esteppe, Charlene Pauley. 3rd Row: Anna Toole, Rosemary Childers, Mary Day Clarlc, Nancy Fizer, Patricia Mitchell, Barbara Stevers, Jane Murray. 4th Row: Louise Dabney, Dorothy Sargent, Marilyn Christian, Barbara Keyser, Barbara Straut, Rosemary Crisp, Sharon Queen, Jean McCallister, Mary Thornburgh. 5th Row: Lois Smith, Marianne Conley, Lynette London, Nelda Dyer, Saundra Ripley, Florence Lewis, Roberta Austin. bth Row: Lois Money, Sara Van Meter, Nancy Holtzworth, Mary Lovins, Lena Spurloclr, Ann Rutlege, Peggy Twell. 7th Row: Nancy Blethen, Peggy Newcomb, Patricia Bridgewater, Marcia Bunn, Virginia Spencer, Mable Mott, Anna Staley. Bth Row: Jimmy Cox, Harry Hildebrand, Jimmy Galaway, Lloyd Wagner, Hanson Vincient, Carol Boster, James Wagner, Golden Langdon. 9th Row: Bill Coley, Mike George, Gary Gilbert, Joe Garshaw, Harry Simmons, Cecil Byrd, Myron Katz. 10th Row: Bob Tweet, Den Shelton, Don Diamond, Chuck Hasltins, Dick Joseph, Lawrence Hilde- brand, Neil Garges. This is our very popular teacher ot harmony, music appreciation chorus and the director oi the boys' and girls' glee clubs She does much to improve the taste and love tor good music in our school iuqmnawmwy if QM., as wgwq if Q' hm GE, ef. 'ii QM rl 'pr President ..,, . Bill A. King Vice President . Bob Carpenter Secretary .. . , Gail Veatch Treasurer .,.. ....,, ,,.. ,.,.,, . J e nnie Seibert Perhaps by their magnetic personality, or perhaps by their ability to win triends, the Camera Club boosted their membership this year to 39. Bill King, the hard working president, and Mr. Hall, the loyal sponsor, are largely to blame lor this surge at popularity. In keeping with the actual purpose at the club. many at the meetings centered around cameras. The members learned haw to develop pictures, and how to make con- tact prints and enlargements. Speakers tar the meetings taught them more about their cameras, and how to get the best results when using them. Social activities included a i'Sock Hopi' lor the entire school and a party tor the members and their dates, given at the home ot Peggy McDaniel. CAMERA CLUB First Row: Charles Lattin, Evans Lewis, Jimmy Cometto, Bob Bailey, Bill King, Harry Hildebrand, Bob Ullom, and Bob Carpenter. Second Row: Jennie Seibert, Mable Mott, Muriel Hutchison, Peggy McDanial, Nancy Pfister, Peggy Stone, Mary Pigman, Fran- ces Regan, Anyce Surface, Mary Pace, and Gail Veatch. Third Row: Mr. Hall, Shirley Wooton, Mary Williams, Romona Lillegran, Jean Ferrari, Barbara Stiff, Nancy Pollard, Phyllis Dutron, and Mary Belle Lovins. I-ll-Y CLUB First Row: A. Broh, C. Bell. Second Row: G. Coudill, R. Trout- man. Third Row: J. Pushlrin, H. Morris, D. Mccallister. Fourth Row: R. Lytle, J. Staots, D. Farris, E. Noel. Fifth Row: L. Thcbit, R. Thabit, E. Lambert, P. Hanna, J. Gorshow, R. Miller, C. Morris. President .,.... ,,..,.. C huclc Bell Vice President . . . . . . Russell Troutman Secretary .,.. . . , Richard Thompson Treasurer ..... . ,,. .. . ,.. . Gene Caudill A re-organized, re-iuvenated l-lieY Club has sprung forth, lull bloom, lrom the dying embers ol tormer years. The purposes at the club remain the same: namely: to teach Christian thought, action and leadership, and to worlc together lor a liner community. Under the stim- ulating leadership ot our new advisor, Mr. A. D. Broh, and the carelul guidance ol Mr. Gene Thomas, boys' Work Secretary ot the Y.lvl.C,A. we have made sub- stantial progress toward our goals. We hold weekly meetings in our special l-li-Y room at the Y ond once each month share actively in the all- city meeting held at the Youth Center. The club has attended various churches in a body, assisted in the Christmas party at the and participated in the Youth in Government program. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First Row: Willie White, Gladys Reed, Anna Staley, Eva Belle Sargent, Carlena Jones, Aileen Pauley, Lois Rolfe, Frances White, Joyceline Armstrong, Sally Wallace. Second Row: Sharon Queen, Margie Dickson, Donita Bentley, Betty Dicllson, Jean Bradshaw, Goldie Bradley, Delores Adkins, Lois Stone, Betty Arrowood, Mary Alice Daniels, Lenabelle Hart, Janet Saunders. Third Row: Nancy Macpherson, Susan Smith, Caroline Smith, Betty Lou Squire, Lynette London, Mary Valavanis, Sonia Ripley, Marilyn Maynard, Phyllis Bias, Nancy Barton, Joyce Bias, Louise Chapman, Adele Fountain. Fourth Row: Carolyn Harlon, Mary Adlzins, Mary Pace, Mary Belle Lovins, Jean Smithson, Norma Pannell, Frances Noel, Imogene Johnson, Romaine Bowen, Lucille Medley. Fitth Row: Patty Day, Anita Dean, Sharon Madson, Nancy Mar- cum, Peggy Tweel, Helen Hobaclz, Rosa Tomlin, Joann Stone, Janna Brown, Barbara Stitt, Ella Sue Phipps, June Lapole, Shirley Cantor. President ....,, . . Frances White Vice President .... Lois Rolle Secretary ,,.. .. , Ailene Pauley The Girls Athletic Association is an organization which promotes sports and social activities tor girls and pro- vides the opportunities tor play and recreation through intramurals and out ol school events. Any girl, regardless ot ability, who shows enough interest in sports to earn titty points can become a member ot this group. It is the aim ol this club to give every girl in school a chance to participate in individual and team sports. The Club has an award system by which girls may earn chenille letters, bars, and pins. This year medals were awarded tor winners in the ping pong and bad- minton tournaments. Medals are also awarded each year tor sportsmanship, all round athlete, baslcetball, and volleyball. A sweater is given to an outstanding senior on the basis ot her contribution to the club. Girls receiving honors were: Frances White, Lois Rolle, Phyllis Bias, Nancy Barton and Helen l-lobaclq. VARSITY President ...4. .. Don McCallister Vice President .. Tom Fieldson Secretary ...,. .. .. .. . Jim York Treasurer .........,.,..,..........,..... Phil York Belonging to the Varsity H is an honor, indeed, for boys who are members must first earn a letter in one of the four major sports-football, basketball, track, or baseball. This progressive organization aims to develop the mind and body of each member, and to instigate a competitive spirit. The Varsity H has done well in proving that it takes a keen mind, a healthy body, and a developed sense of sportsmanship to be a good citizen. The club is a leader in social events, too. The boys gave the first pep assembly and sold programs at the football games. According to the students, there will never be another dance like the Victory Ball, which the club gave at the close ofthe football season. H yep:-nf X , A I if ,grin ssh Sitting, left to right: First Row: Karl Bennett, Sonny Payne, Herbie Morris, Bert McCormick, Randy Cook, Chuckie Bell, Jack Thompson. Second Row: John R. Craig, Bob Thomas, John Gregory, Harry Simmons, Jack Pushkin, David Joseph. Third Row: George Reger, Phillip Hanna, Darwin Hetzer, Chuck Thompson, Jim York, Phil York, Gene Caudill, Sammy Kaplan, Bill Richards, John Griffith. Fourth Row: Robert Gulf, Adonia Thabet, Bill Chambers, David Stallings, Dick Kiefer, Tom Fieldson, Don Mccallister, Ross Lytle, Gary Gilbert, Don Warnock. Fifth Row: Tommy Sager, Louie Thabet, Jerry Wofford, Gary Lewis, Tom Rifife, Jim Fufks, Jimmy Puckett, Freddie Rice. Sixth Row: Charlie Lockhart, Dick Joseph, Don Whitmore, Edgar Noel, John Hedrick, Bob Morris, George Wafdeck, Gene Baker. Seventh Row: Ray McCoy, Bill Mott, David Leonard, Jim McNeil. ess ffw MATH cLuB ,i N12 R ' D W gg . po h Q:-C4543 ,f one 't 3 V I, Q, ,J First Row: Lynette London, Ailene Pauley, .lean Haun, Nancy Herring, Pat Whelply, Mary Gordon Day, Jeanne Smithson, Mary Browning. Second Row: Shirley Wooten, Frances White, Julia Schwartz. Vera Peters, Peggy Newcomb, Joy Kistler, Edna Gleason, Doris Ramsey, Greta Pitcher. Third Row: Anne Myers, Delora Taggart, Dorothy Chambers, Joyce Estep, Mike Fotos, Dick Thetford, Francis Neuhaus, Eddie Kime, Neil Gorges, Bob Tweet. Fourth Row: John Gregory, Kirlr Hecllman, Ernest Merritt, Car- roll Hutchinson, Bill Mott, David Rogers, Antonia Thabit, Tom Fieldson, Carl Wallrer. President , Nancy Herring Vice President . , . Carl Walker Secretary , . Thressa Chapman Treasurer , . . , .,. .. , . Francis Neuhaus The aims ot the Math Club are to promote a greater interest in the various branches ot mathematics, and to provide social entertainment tor its members. The club was lounded primarily lor those students having a B average in math who are lceenly interested in the subiect. This yearis activities began with the annual initiation. Atter a delicious spaghetti dinner, the new members demonstrated their ability in math in a mock initiation, and were admitted into the club. Among the social activities tor the year were square dances and a St. Patricks Day assembly. The meetings included visits to industrial plants, tallrs by prominent persons, and programs pertaining to mathematics. The customary dinner given by the juniors lor the graduating members climaxed a year ot interest and entertainment. The Club thanlcs Miss Mae Newman, its sponsor, tor so graciously helping them with her leadership and guidance. FUTURE TEACHERS President , A ,... Lois Rolte Vice President . . .... Alice Wright Secretary , Sara Van Meter Treasurer .. . . , .... .... S ally Ann Harris The l-luntington I-ligh chapter oi the Future Teachers ol America was started to help its members investigate the teaching profession and to encourage alert young people to become teachers. Each year this tastfgrowing organization undertalces more proiects. Services this year include ushering at the P. T. A. meetings and reg- istering delegates at the S. E. A. convention. During the Christmas holidays the girls gave gilts to a needy family and sent Christmas cards to the teachers whom they considered outstanding in their lives. Cn March IO, the club sponsored a backward dance. Miss Aber, sponsor ot the club, has been especially generous with her time and suggestions. Thanlcs also goes to Miss Newman, who gave a tallc and secured a movie on the teaching profession. First Row: Nancy Quillan, Rheoda Reynolds, Betsy Knight, Jackie Gibson, Phyllis Reynolds, Ann Myers, Sue Beckwith. Second Row: Mary Jane Anderson, Linda Devore, Alice Grubb, Mary Sue Williams, Jane Murray, Nancy Pfister, Marilyn Wendt, Sally Ann Harris, Shirley Cantor. Third Row: Wanda Chapman, Lulu Belle Maynard, Nancy Holtzworth, Betty Steele, Ailene Pauley, Miss Aber, Judith Dunhley, Barbara Keyser, Anne Heninger, Alice Wright, Anne Hayward, Rosemary Crisp, Leigh Starkey, Sara Van Meter. First Row: Shirley Wooton, Mary Browning, Connie Rumey. Marianne Conley. Second Row: Delores Stone, Anna Staley, Gladys Reed, La Donna Winters, Joyceline Armstrong. Third Row: Barbara Sanford, Lois Stone, Ramona Nestor, Dar- lene Ramey, Mary Pat Morris. Y-TEENS President . . .. La Donna Winters Secretary . . . , Shirley Wooten Treasurer . . ..,........,,,. .,,. G ladys Reed The Y-Teens, a iunior branch ot the Young Womens Christian Association, strives to unite its members in tellowship and tun. It is a world-wide organization, and has members in over titty countries. Music, discussions on boy and girl relationships, advice on personal charm, style show, tallcs at both serious and humorous nature-all constitute varied programs tor the enjoyment and promotion ot the education ot the Y-Teen members. This year ot 1949-50 was the tirst tor the Y-Teen ore aanization at Huntington High. lts members hope that the coming years will tind the organization increasing its membership and creating interest trom the entire school. The Y-Teens has a multitude ot possibilities, and its aims are high: encouragement ol good social activities: instruction on various topics: learning the importance ot good living: and above all, cultivation ot Christian fellowship. Face lite squarely: tind, and give the best. News Editor . .. .. . Sally Powell Sports Editor .,..,...... . .,.... Chuck Bell Feature Editor ......,..,..,.......,,. Susan tvtcKown Typists ..,., . Adele Eountaine, Joycelene Armstrong, and Barbara Chaney Circulation and Business . .. .. . Robert Fullerton Art Editor .. .... ..., .,.. J a ck Coaaes Photographer .. ,..,..,....,.... Boice Daugherty Reporters ...., .... G eorge Saunders and Patty Day Adviser ,....,.....,...,......,,...... l-lelen Potts Where's Susan? l-tasn't George come back yet? Chucky, stop playing your guitar! You mean the deadline was yesterday? To Cannan's land l'm on my way, where the soul ot man never dies. CHUCKY, where's Susan? So it goes in the TATLER room. The eighth wonder ot the world is that somehow, every week, with the help ot Mr. McDermott's print classes, a paper emerges from the piles ot copy, tiller, and what have you. The TATLER is a weekly publication. Approximately nine students are on the statt, plus many active reporters. With the help ot Miss Potts, we try to complete a balanced school newspaper with news, articles, and features to interest the students. TATLER STR. 'ii SF? 'lasik ' l 3. ll? Lite on the TATLER statt is just as unpredictable as this article, but much more interesting. We seniors leave with this thought: We tried hard to sell itg We worked hard lcan't you tell it?l But don't think we didn't have fun! And when l'm a grad l'm sure l'll be sad. Cause my lite on the TATLER is done. Sitting: Susan McKown, Sally Powell, Potty Day, Adele Foun- tcine, Standing: Jack Coates, George Saunders, Chucky Bell, Robert Fullerton, Beverly Thompson. ft' f t l STUDENT Activities , M L Q , X President .. . .., Edgar Noel Vice President , . Mary Henderson Secretary .. . , ..., . ... Nancy Pollc Where are the props? Quicl4l l-las anyone seen Coniurmanff' These are the tamiliar sounds one might hear in pasf sing by the Student Activities room lourth period. lt is the iob ot this group to plan the pep assemblies4and what assemblies! No one will ever torget the tamous Coniurman, who was teatured in a series ol slcits during the basketball season. The Student Activities group had lots ot tun, but they also had some serious projects. Qne ol these was planning a handboolc, which will be a guide to the sophomores and new students. It will contain information on the subjects ottered, and on the various clubs, as well as including the history and traditions ot the school. The group has two hardworlcing sponsors, Mrs. Comp- ton and Miss Koletlca, who deserve hearty thanks. Standing: Edgar Noel. Kneeling: Chuckie Bell. First Row: Bob Tweel, Barbara Jones, Ella Sue Phipps, Jane Jennings, Anr Pritchett, Wanda Chapman, Peggy Stone, Mary Henderson. Second Row: Barbara Jenkins, Mary Burns, Gladys Cober, David Stallings, Ann Davis, Bob Carpenter, Marilyn Martin, Nancy Pollr, Greta Pitcher, Barbara Brown. Third Row: Bill Mott, Sammy Kaplan, Jack Pushkin, Phil Herald, David Blizzard, Tom Sager, Phil Yorlr. ORCHESTRA First Row: Ruth Hobacl, Jean Cole, Ronald Slreenes, Mary Baumgardner, Joyce Hinnerman, Jo Ann Fischer, Mary Frances Jar- rell, Jo Ann Bundy, Charlene Jones. Second Row: Peggy McComas, Hazel Caldwell, Patty Burgess, Phyllis Kiser, Joyce Hoffman, Mr. Arnold, Betty Norris, James Chinn, Delbert Overlay. Director . .. ., Leland S. Arnold President .. . ..,.... Ruth l-lobaclc Secretary . . . . . Peggy McComas Treasurer .. ... Joyce Hinnerman Librarian .... . , , .,,, , . .. Charlene Jones The members ot the Orchestra have had a busy year, which began in November when they played tor the State Educational Association. With the orchestra ol Hunting- ton East, they later presented several musical numbers at the State Parent-Teachers Association. Other services included playing lor the annual Community Chest Drive and sponsoring a group ol student lyceum programs. But the main event ol the year was the meeting ol the All-state Orchestra at Wheeling. Huntington l-ligh was well-represented at this early spring event. Our sponsor, Mr. Leland S Arnold, has worked long and hard in making our achievements possible. Z ART CLUB Ist SEMESTER 2nd SEMESTER President , ,... , . . Sally Powell President ...,.,,... Cherry Adoms Vice Pres. , ,. Cherry Adams Vice Pres , . ,. Nancy Johnson Secretory ,... Jock Cootes Secretory , . . . . Joyce Hottmon Treosurer . ,,., Julio Schwortz Treosurer .,... . ,, Sue Bechwith Remember the big heort in the Annuol ossembly? And the country schoolhouse scene in the Vorities of 19507 It you do, the Art Club tolces o bowl Those weren't the only proiects undertolcen by this group ot 35 students. Advised by Miss Lucie Lewis, the club mode posters lor the Community Chest drive ond tor mony ol the school donces. Other projects included molcing ploce cords tor the Delto Koppo Gommci Sorority, progrom covers tor the ort section ot SEA, ond centerpieces ol Christmos trees ond Sonto Clouses lor the Stote l-lospitol. They olso pointed the boclcgrounds tor the Christmos progrom given by the Womenis Club. Just remember, it you're ever in need ot some ortists with originol idecis ond o willingness to help, you hove only to coll on this tolented group. Pat Whelply, Sonya Ripley, Shirley Adlrins, Joyce Newton, Sue Ellen Jennings, Mary Ellen Cas- sells, Peggy Lou McDaniel, Anne Rutledge, Clyde Napier, Judith Dunlcley, Donita Bently, Joyce Hott- man, Saundra Ripley, Minerva Friclce, Miss Lewis, Helen Hammond, Pat Caldwell, Mary Wlliams. Jaclrie Rowe, Nancy Johnson, Sue Beckwith, Mary Gordon Day, Nancy McPherson, Cherry Adams, Anita Dean, Julia Schwartz, Jack Coats, Sally Powell, Anne Meyers. JUNIOR RED CROSS President ...., ..., B ill Powell Vice-president .. . Mary Thornburg Secretary ... , .. Jean Haun Treasurer .... .. .. .... Rosemary Crisp Cabell County Representative. Mary Gordon Day Sponsor . , . .. , . , Mrs. Henryette Hager The Junior Red Cross is Huntington Highis service ore ganization to which every student belongs. The Council's iob is to survey needs and to do what it can to till these needs, with the cooperation oi the rest ol the student body. The response has been good, beginning with the asf sembly program in the tall. Following this, the Council made its customary gilt to the National Fund and tilled a large number ot Gift Boxes tor needy children in loreign lands. But by tor the most rewarding experiences were doing little acts of kindness tor those in our community who were hospitalized or in need oi some service, such as talcing cookies, lall made by Home Economics Classesl ice cream, candy, holiday favors, table covers lftxrt De- partmentl and the like, to brighten the lives ol patients at the Huntington State Hospital, and giving parties at Christmas, Valentines and Easter tor the children at the Barnett Day Nursery, which is our own special service agency. ltis been lun to serve, and helplul to become aware ol community needs. First row, left to right: Anita Dean, Bill Powell, Jean Haun, Mrs. Hager lsponsorl, Mary Thornburgh, Rosemary Crisp, Jeanne Smith- son. 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' ' f 1, A151-I VARSITY FOOTBALL CO-CAPTAINS Tom Fieldson and Phil York are the two Cofcaptains ol the '49 lootball squad. These lellows are the exf perienced big guns ol lormer years, Phil playing tackle and Tom starring at end. They were chosen Cofcaptains because ol their good sportsmanship, outstanding leader- ship, and their will to win. VARSITY SQUAD First Row: D. Joseph, B. Richards, H. Simmons, T. Fieldson, D. Kiefer, P. York, C. Bell, B. Mott, J. Pushkin, G. Rudge, H. Fenney. Second Row: R. Cook, T. Sager, C. Bennet, R. Lytle, J. Wolford, J. Craig, G. Caudill, C. Thompson, E. Noel, J. McNeil, D. Leonard, R. Fuller. Third Row: D. Booth, D. Peyton, E. Russell, L. Ponnel, N. Martin, C. Hoskins, J. Prader, J. Griffith, C. Brinegar, E. McNinch D. Saunders, L. Navy, R. Martin, G. Cober. Fourth Row: J. Keenan, J. Peters, L. Jones, J. Fox, L. Wagner, B. Williams, E. Price, J. Perego, D. Gilbert, D. Hetler, A. Fricke, F. McCornas, C. Meddings, B. Watts, B. Simms. Filth Row: M. Luther, R. Gibson, D. Pitsenberger, R. Hoy, B. Bowen, F. Rice, E. Osburne, G. Watson, G. Bonomo, T. Riffe, B. Conrad, D. Farris, B. Michaels, B. Cooper, E. Henson. FOOTBALL coAci-ies-roorsALL Charge in there harder: you're not playing tidclley winks. That's one of the old familiar, grinding, yells instituted by the three hard working zoaches, head coach Ray McCoy, line coach l-larry Clagg, and back- tield coach Stewart Way. VARSITY SENIORS First Row: B. Mott, C. Bennet, G. Rudge, T. Sager, J. Pushkin, T. Fieldson, P. York, E. Noel, D. Leonard, D. Joseph. Back Row: C. Haskins, L. Navy, R. Crook, H. Simmons, C. Bell. D. Hetzer, J. Griffith, R. Fuller, B. Simms, R. Martin, D. Saunders, E. Price. Line Coach, Harry Claggg Backfield, Stewart Way: and Head Coach, Ray McCoy Ss nu-4' HHN Qllls gm, llll' wr Q. ,fs lkfgii Wi T it ,y ff . L s L Y' 2 efyfffflew FOOTBALL SEASON SUMMARY Only Dick Keifer, Tom Eieldson, and Phil York were back from the great i948 team to begin the new football season for the Pony Express. An early injury forced Keifer out for the entire season. leaving only two veterans on the squad. We opened the season in fine style by defeating the defending State B Champion Vinson eleven I3-IZ. It was a hard fought, well earned victory. On the next Friday the defending State A Champion Beckley fell before the Expressmen-. The season outlook began to look bright as the lronton game came up, but the Red and Blue then began to experience a plague of injuries which at one time placed seven regulars on the bench. Returning to state competition after losing to lronton and Ashland, the Express dropped a tough one to Williamson-. A fast improving Parkersburg team surprised us-to gain revenge for last year's humiliating defeat. In late October Huntington faced the difficult task of attempting to stop the high flying Weirton Red Riders, who eventually became the l949 champion. Our boys played their best game of the campaign in forcing Weirton to take to the air to defeat the outmanned Red and Blue 32-7. The long string of defeats was nearly broken on a muddy field at Logan, but the clock ran out with the Pony Express inches away from a winning touchdown. The curtain was brought down on one of the most disastrous seasons in history as both traditional games with Charleston and East were dropped for the first time since IQ46. Bright spots in the year were the fine play of Tom Eieldson, Phil York and Chuck Bell, and the promise shown by such youngsters as Jerry Wolford, Jim McNeil, Billy Richards and Sam Kaplan. We look for our boys to be out to avenge some of these defeats in l95O. During the summer months one may see elevcn lovely girls practicing routines in Ritter Park. These beauties are the talented Huntington High School maiorettes. All are under the capable direction ol Mrs. Mary Rowley Hesson. Lelt to right: D. Romsey, J. Harrah, G. Van Hoose, J. Roush, J. Berry, N. Linville, J. Kistler, F. Pyles, M. Hutchison. FOOTBALL MANAGERS Lett to right: F. Rice, J. Griffith, J. Fulks, G. Gilbert. Absent from picture is J. Puckett. Throw me the cornstarch, Knuckleheadl Hand me a towel! Clean my shoes! These orders, and more like them, bombard our tive hard-working managers. Jim Fulks is the very capable head manager, and his worthy assistants are John Griltith, Jim Puckett, Fred Rice, and Gary Gilbert. Believe me, these boys work hard lor their letters. B SQUAD FOOTBALL These are some ol the boys that will make up the Pony Express Varsity squad next year. First Row: Coach B. Tropser, T. Kuhn, C. Hite, R. Cooper, J. Kite E Osborne E. Lambert, H. Perigo, D. Myers, G. Winters, G. Dudding, B. Adkins P Harrold Second Row: G. Cleer, D. Spurlock, B. Bailey, T. Carr, C. Staley T Bates M. Katz, D. Wagnor, B. Bowen. Lk FOOTBALL PLAYERS Tom Fielclson-senior co-coptoin ond most Consist- ent perlormer on the teorn. A good stiidert os well X os on othlete. Regular end lor two yeors. Chuck Bell-this little lellow wos the boiilclield Utility rnon. He played wherever needed. Con ol- woys be counted upon to do his best. John Craig'-hord-running senior lullboelc who ole woys performed well when coiled iipon. Harry Simmons-could ploy ony boclctield position well. A greet teom rnon well lilred by all the boys. Phil Yorllfsenior co-coptoin and o rugged ployer ot either end or toclcle. Two yeors o reg ,lor ond o line college prospect. Curl Bennettgsenior guord, l-londicopped by his loclc ol size yet he ployed well. Diclx Josephf Srniley wos bothered by ow iniiiry most ol the seoson. When in good shopo, o line defensive toclcle. Ployecl his lost seoson. Tom Sager-forced to give up the sport ofter the Beckley gome, this senior hod possibilities oi de- veloping into o reolly good toclcle. 'QQ Graham Cober- FeeTs can be a good faclcle in his senior year. He has a firm foundation. Louis Thabifisenior end playing his lirsf year ol football was handicapped by laclc ol experience buf not laclc ol desire. Edgar Noel-The sliclc politician who can also play a good game of loofball in the line or at quarter- baclr. Bill Moll'--a senior, Bill came along last near the end ol the season and played some good football at center. Randall Coolt--a senior line baclner and blocking baclc who played if rugged Dick Keifer-a star performer in l948, out all ol This season with a lcnee iniury, A good runner and a greal leader. George Rudge-as a senior Rudge-Budgen sur- prised a lot ol lollcs by developing into a good de- fensive end. Jack Pushlrin-no one fried any harder than this senior guard and raclcle who is a great compefifor. Dave Leonard-another shining example that you don't have to be big to play football. Senior year was marred by a lcnee injury, f -5 ON THE FIELD-IN ACTION ll u Q, I, K Q., ,gf I' 'I N 4 II 9 fsI,NI If I, q I Ii wif 2 INSTRUCTION - AND HIGHLIGHTS 51 HUNTINGTON BATTLES EAST A l Q1 3. .V VW., f iiigiwi 3,2 ' ': 'wg in 1 Af . 'fzxr w q I 5 4 V 'X ' - W iq L Y ' Q 'G ,ffgsfii ltfgfsff QQ, - 1' -a 'L' ' H f 431 i , X , A X I ' 'mf-f+'5f'k ' . A .? ,ff, ,T W ' 9: ., 1 , N , A W , A h f Q is Q . 'A AR' 118 . m fg 'f' , ., .Q .Rf A . ggaw -N i ' W - ' W5 ge. ' . W, ,ga 4 f K X , A K V- ,hx 7 ,, 3 A .3,,.g,l. V, ,K g. A . my ,A 5 . E' .V-,. Q Sr. Sonny Payne-5:10-ISO lbs.-the team's most valuable man-most dogged defensive man-always an offensive threat -play any position with ease-the Express will miss Sonny -he'll make his own luck. Sr. Don McCallister-Co-Captain Sr. Herb Morris--Co-Captain Soph. Dub Morris-6-170-regular as BASKETBALL Sr. Co-Captain-Don McCallister-5:10-150 lbs. Determined com- petitor-driving feeder -third year on squad-great defensive man-Good luck, Mac, we'll miss you. Sr. Co-Captain-Herb Morris-5:10-155 lbs.-Pivot man that could out maneuver all of them-driving right or left Herby was an offense in himself-third year on squad-scrapper all the way- Best of luck, Herby , we'll miss you. Soph-should be leader. Sr. Chuclr Bell-5:7-140 lbs.-great com- petitor-due to his drive and determined play in football never quite regained his basketball form-was a help to the squad and will be missed next winter. Jr. Jim Rife-5:7-140-fine shot-good de- fensive man-next season should be a great one for Jim. SQUAD Soph. Bob Bias-5:8-150-determination- desire and a dread ol defeat-makes Bob a good prospect. Jr. Hanson Vincent-5:5-145-lacking in physical size-a giant in spirit-all that is needed to be tops is physical size. Soph. Jim Goodman-5:5-140-a good little man-but too small as yet, will improve and we hope grow. Jr. Bill Chambers - 6:2 - 165 - developed rapidly-should give Express's foes restless nights come next season. Jr. Paul Davis-6:4-210-quantity-quality possible with hard work. Jr. Charles Lockhart - 6:1 - 170 - came through in several games-could be good in '51-all depends on Charles. Jr. Gus Peslis-5:8-145-good ball handler -good set shot-sh-ould help team in '51. Sr. Harry Simmons-5:8-155-battle-'bah tle-battle-from the word go -lacking in ability, but never in intestinal fortitude-best wishes Purr Simmons. it , 'Ge , VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD First Row: C. Morris, C. Payne, D. Mccollister, H. Morris, H. Simmons, C. Bell. Second Row: C. Lockhart, P. Davis, B. Chambers, G, Peslis. Third Row: H. Vincent, J. Rite, S. Way, B. Bias, I. Goodman. VARSITY SQUAD With two veterons returning tor the I95O edition ot the Pony Express, Co-Coptoins Herby Morris ond Don VIcColIister, prospects tor o greot yeor were none too bright. However, all will ogree this wos the Hscroppiestw teom ever. Proot ot this is the Ioct that nine ot the tourteen gomes lost were decided ot the toul line-the Express hoving the edge on the tloor gome. Win or lose they ploved the gome with all their oloility. Some return next seoson. Cooch Clogg did onother tine coochf ing iop with o I7 won-3 loss B squod-so the Express will hove o good occount ot itselt. Good luck to Our grods-Don IvICCollister, I-Ierbv Morris, Sonny Poyne, Chuclc Bell ond I-lorry Simmons. We'Il miss youfos well os our etticient, omioble Mon' oger Jim Yorlc. HHS HHS H.HS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS ll.HS l l.HS ll,l'l.S HHS HHS HHS HHS. HHS HHS , . East Bank ..., Stonewall . , Beckley ..- .. Bluetie-ld lO. T.l Parkersburg Charleston .. Fairmont Hinton . . . Ashland ,. Ceredo'Kenova . East Charleston Logan South Charleston Stonewall , Fairmont , St. Joe , Weirton . , East M ,. Welch J. York, N. Logan, basketball managers B TEAM BASKETBALL First Row: J. Vincent, A. Fricke, B. Alexander, G. Calloway, B Watts. Second Row: B. Johnson, F. McComas, C. Wilson, J. Riggs . . . C-K lSectionall Spaulding' B, Bias, Clqgg, First Row: R. McCoy, B. Morris, D. McCaIIis7er, B. Chambers, C. Lockhart. Second Row: T. Fieldson, G. Waldeclr, J. Wolford, G. Reger, L. Thabit. Third Row: J. Fullrs, B. Mott, D. Warnock, B. Spurloclr, G. Lewis. TRACK The I95O track season got under way April I at Charleston where we participated in the Stonewall Invitational by taking third place. We discovered that we had a tew boys who were promising tor the Pole Vault, 440, I-Iigh I'IurdIer, Discus, 880, and Low I-lurdlers. We had some outstanding boys who reported trorn last year. But the new boys are giving them keen competition and betore long will be passing the timer and distance set by the boys last year. Our schedule this year is curtailed by the state board when they moved the state meet back one week, this setting all meets back and loosing one meet, the Chillicothe meet which we tied tirst last year. SCHEDULE FOR 1950: April I Stonewall Invitational . , . .. . Charleston April 8 Big 5 ..,, ....,.,,,.. .... P a rkersburg April I5 Beckley Invitational ,.,. . Beckley April 22 I-Iuntington Relay .,., .. . Huntington April 29 Gazette Relay ..,.. , . Charleston May 6 Sectional .. , . ...,. Charleston May I3 State ...,.. .,.........,..,...,.... C harleston May 23 Marietta Relay ........,.....,... Marietta, Ohio BASEBALL The 1950 Pony Express baseball season tinds Coach Doug Greenlee with nine returning lettermen. They are: l'lerbie Morris, John Gregory, Dave Stallings, Bob Thomas, l-larry Simmons, Darwin l-letzer, Jim York, Bert McCormick, and Don Whitmore. With this group ol veterans back and with several outstanding newcomers, Coach Greenlee hopes this year's club will surpass the record oi last year's team, which won eleven games and lost six. This year's schedule ot twenty-two games is, no doubt, the heaviest the baseball club has ever faced. The pitching corps will be made up oi the veteran Don Whitmore, who will be pitching his third season: Glen Snider, the little left hander, worlcing to earn his tirst letter: and Darwin l-letzer who will be converted from an intielder to a pitcher. Sophomore, Charlie Morris, will be worlcing his tirst year tor the Express. P4 Wh, 'Sm First Row: R. Troutmon, B. Thomas, H. Morris, D. Hetzer J. Gregory, C. Walker, G. Snider. Second Row: B. McCormick, J. York, J. Craig, A, Fricize D. Whitmore. Third Row: R. Gough, D. Stallings, H. Simmons, D Morris. TRIBE J. Peters, B. Spurloclc, J. Wolford, R. Troutman. Sec- ond Row: G. Waldeclr, D. Warnock, A. Thabit. VIPERS First Row: J. Galloway, J Midkitt, B. Gibson, E. Nel sen. Second Row: G Meadows, C. Williams, D Stallings, J. Fullzs. SHMOOS First Row: M. Katz, L. Ber- ry, B. Wright, B. Adkins Second Row: B. King, Herrold, D. Rodgers, D. Blizzard. P. BCYS' INTRAMURAL The boys' tumbling team is made up ot tellows from the physical training classes who talce on this extra strenuous exercise lor the sheer ioy ol the worlc, not tram necessity nor reward. Their tame has grown and spread, however, until they are in- vited to put on exhibitions at service club luncheons, the Crippled Children and Veterans Hospitals, and assembly performances in connection with the Band. They are well received at every appearance. TUMBLING R. Fuller, D. Saunders, B. Simms. Second Row: L. Pannel, E Russell. Third Row: G. Lewis. GIRLS' INTRAMURAL Tlwese seven girls have been very active in suclw sports as Volleyball, Basketball, Ping Pong, and Badminton, Left to right: Phyllis Bios, Carlena Jones, Nancy Barton. Lois Rolfe, Jo Ann Fischer, Joycelene Armstrong, Helen Hammond MISS PONY EXPRESS AND HER ATTENDANTS The school was delighted with the smart choice of the Varsity t-l in choosing Lois Gowthrop as Miss Pony Express oncl he-r attendants Doris Romsey ond Virginia Spencer. Buddy Spurloclx, Doris Ramsey, Herby Morris, Lois Gawthorp, Don McCallister, Virginia Spencer, Jim York, Miss Mountain Lion, her attendants and es- cort. 'C-If Carlena Jones, Glenna Van Hoose, Norma Lin- ville, Sally Powell. .1 it ,.. wi' ,Af . X 5 1 ...r VICTORY.QUEENS Doris Ramsey, Buddy Spurlock, Lois Gawthrop, George Rudge, Virginia Spencer, .lim York. M ' 1 N X Q. ' I W M A WA . V.., , ' Kgjigi ff' 5 4 A Sv 23 I F A Q ,L a1,m1,,,,.W1m K1 , i :X x KE 5 .-.,- x ff , , 9 T WN K' ' kk .'g712ii..:, I Q Y My ww . J' Qing . W Q, , A, a M X av-wif i?:.g1A ma gg ,, X... , W M., V5 N Am-w.,,.L Ziswiilw iii pf -V gg ,rv fy M Q- V 'S f :JM ff. ,S jgigzrs lr av an Q A I. ' 1 AS f jgfzkgmfgfz Ymofxirve the jfwywfcwr'f1rmUONwImHA when QH yec1 bocuL. 'Ub,rrHw-r vmed our prcitry forwdidmtfy Mmy Lee AMVTIOIW, Mi X,N. Hurvimgmrwifwr' for PQSOI BARBARA ANSPACH LO!S ROLFE Science Club G. A. A. Camera Club BEVERLY THOMPSON BETSY KNIGHT SALLY PCWELL Tatler Fuiure Teachers Studenl Council ,l-, THE BRAINS BEHIND IT ALL Nancy, where is the dummy? You say Mr. De Young has it? . . . l-lave the pictures come back from the engraver yet, Mrs. McMullin? . . .They haven't? Pst! Karen! Wasn't yesterday our deadline? . ..Annie, why don't you get Betty to help you identify that picture? . . . Why, Mrs. l-lood, are you sure my receipts don't check? . . . No, Dorothy, I can't imagine what happened to the Science Club write- up . . . Jack, isn't this a beautiful picture of Mary Lee as Miss l-luntingtonian7 . . . What did you say, Betty? Oh, ask Mr. l-lyldoft about the advertising . . . Dorothy! you can relax! Miss Greenawalt has the Science Club write-up! Confusing, isn't it? To think that we poor Innocents expected working on the Annual to be smooth sailing! That was last tall before we realized that such a task could make a nervous wreck out of a perfectly sane person. Our tasks began with compiling material to go into the Date-Bait books, the profit from which pays for the covers on the Annual. During the time that pictures are being taken, the school is in a turmoil, and so are we. Again, in the spring there is a mad rush to get pictures of later im- portant school events and ship them out before our deadline. Not until the last write- up is on its way to the printer can we really relax. We wonder if the tinished product will be proof to the teachers that we havent disturbed their routine so many times in vain! Now we bequeath all our hard work and good times to the future statf mem- bers. We've enjoyed every minute of it! We hope you like it! STAFF: Mary Lee Allman, Dorothy Bess, Betty Chitwood, Karen Jones, Betty Jean Mason, Nancy Polk, Annie Pritchett, Jack Pushkin, Shirley Wooton Faculty sponsor .,.. .,. Vernice McMullin Advertising manager ... ... E. A. l-fyldoft Business manager .. . Blanche l-lood Technical adviser .. .........,.. s..,,, , J. F. De Young Typing . , ,..., . , Miss Greenawalt's Otfice practice class XX A Sitting lett to right: Jack Pushkin, Dorothy Bess, Karen Jones, Nancy Polk, Mary Lee Allman, Annie Pritclwett, Shirley Wooton, Betty Mason. Absent when tl'1e picture was talcen: Betty Clwitwood f in ' s 9 S 'Y . 9 '4 7 7' ' A 2: ' ffl P '- U ' . 5- ' f ' Y ,Q ' h 1 , -K' N Q' fl X 'fig . , A is Lg V iw! K Q , M , -,Le-51 Q 'xy DHS : may in K, 0 H WXS, , 'T . X ' I - ' SR gf il 5 .M X EQ' r M u v E! 4 LY r AY N 'CC , k 9 S5 -U 51 E, K 5 we ii' mf R' M 1 li 1 Y ,K ,X , 'ski f yi! , f' 's ' , .n , f P1 f d OUR FINAL FLING Emily- Y-yes, George. Emily, would you be-I mean: could you be- No, Edgar! No! You're proposing to Thressa! You love herl Now try that line again. Whatis this? Weire iust eavesdropping at the rehcarsal lor the senior play, which was directed by Mrs. Compton. Written by Thornton Wilder, Our Town tells the story ot the substantial tolk in Grover's Corners, New Hampshire. No one who saw the play will ever torget the touching scenes at the wedding or the townspeople in the cemetery on the hill. How hard we tried to relive the past with them! But this is impossible, and we learned, with the people in Our Town, to tind truth in the tuture. CAST: Stage manager ,,, Dr. Gibbs ,. , Howie Newsome . Mrs. Gibbs ... Mrs. Webb . . George Gibbs . Rebecca Gibbs . . Wally Webb ... Emily Webb ..... Protessor Willard . Mr. Webb ...,.. Woman in Balcony Man in Auditorium Lady in Box , Simon Stimson . . Mrs. Soames .. Constable Warren Baseball players . , Sam Craig .... Joe Stattord , , . . Joe Duttey M., Jack Pushkin ....., Chucky Bell ... Muriel Hutchison .., Marilyn Martin .... Edgar Noel . , Nancy Herring ,.,.. Johnny Price . Thressa Chapman Cecil Byrd .,... Carl Walker Rosemary Galloway ..,... John Craig ..... Leigh Starkey ., Francis Neuhaus .. Barbara Brown ..., Chuck Haskins . ... Jim York, Bruce Wright ......, Herbie Morris , , . , ,..,. . . George Rudge Assistant Stage Managers .. , Bill Mott, David Palizzard Grganist . .. , ,,.. . . . , . , ..,,.,, . .,., , . Shirley Wooton Townspeople . Sally Powell, Jean Bradshaw, Gail Veatch, Jeanne Smithson, Anne Toole, Marcia Bunn, Bob Tweet, Don McCallister And so the curtain tolls on the tinal scene ot the holidays ot l95O. We've enioyed them all, we close with regret, but our hearts are young and gay! We tace the tuture with a smile. FACULTY FRIVOLITIES When the grown-ups decide to ploy, we youngsters stond boclc in owe ond odmircl- tion! The Porent-Teocher Association, sporlfed by Mrs. Fronllfn Meyers, instigoted o tolent show lopeled the Vorieties ol l95O. Mrs. Lyle Squire, ossisted by Mrs. lnlite Compton, settled down to 0 month's hord work ond the resulting production, on omozing cornpinotion ot porent-teocherestudent porticipotion, proved to be the most successful undertolfing both tinonciolly ond ortisticolly ther old Huntington High hos yet enjoyed in her long ond voried history. Miss Lewis' rendition ot A Bird in cu Gilded Cage brought teors to the eyes, ond Mrs. McMullin's follow up of ln the Shade ot the Old Apple Tree completed the emotionol outpouring. The sun lorolce through the clouds, however, when the cheery i!Worplers took the stogeq ond reol ioy reigned when the Storlings come through with their lusty melodies. Reolly, teochers, we didn't thinlc you could-nor would do it! We loved it oll. . ,gs zgfafl . ' fl 'Ar' 1 TK fy Q. , . J k , 2 S 15 xg w 3? 3 xi ' 2 2 2 25 .. iw 1 15 EW : Ei i ia Sk, xi Q5 gm? 14. 2 vgmw e s 5 wif Ser, by A -, Q ' l 13- ff: ' ' 1 1 :M gl Q 1 ' x Q , ,mek ' Y gsm ,':1Z,z f i2??1g X X 5 ,, . ,qui qs, ,. A fm.,- fc Ma ' 1 in 1 2 M ' f T ,,,., , f hr W , ,. --A, . I 3 . L is K K .L .Q.'W,5lQfjLf 1 if , , - -fw,:XzfK--fwmglfzq ww 'A 4 f, f E 1 , ' '45 Q L 4 + -' gjwi ,..,, m,gg,ggz:, , 'W z A 1 1 M ' A f Q 95512 3 5, 11 i Vflv. v A. M Q if - , A .,,., xi? , R M Nw Q . mf? if , 1 Q ' by 4g'l bfi, 7? f ey, ws' in 'I' ,pw-Q. ,fi - 1 fl U x Y E if I , . 4 L, ,fs H41 L -' A CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 5-School opens IO-I-I.I-I.S. football game with Vinson. I-I.I'I.S. won I3-I2. I6-I-I.I-I.S. played Beckley. I-I.I-I.S. won 32-2O. 23-I-I.I-I.S. played Ironton at Fairfield Stadium. I'I.I-I.S. lost 24-7. 28-Ro Club received pins in assembly. Hanley Morgan, Mayor Payne, and John Brothers were guests of honor. 30--I-I.I'I.S. played Ashland at Fairfield Stadium. Ashland won 54-I3. OCTOBER I-G.A.A. swimming party at YMCA. 7-Backward Dance in gym sponsored by Junior Class. I7-Russell R. Benson began taking senior pictures. 3I-I-I.I-I.S. Student Council members left tor Jack- sons Mill. NOVEMBER I-Junior Red Cross drive opened with an assembly. 4-Lois Gawthrop was selected Miss Pony Express. I2-Victory Ball in gym. I2-I-I.I-I.S. played Charleston. We lost 29-6. 23-Party Conventions held. 23-Sock I-lop sponsored by Camera Club. 24-I-I.I'I.S. played East. We won. 24-Victory Ball in gym. 24 81 25-No school. 28-Dec. 2I-Johnny Appleseed tour was on the road. DECEMBER I-Primary Election held. 3-Glee Club Backward Dance. I4-Jr. Red Cross entertains children at Barnett nursery. I6-Glee Club Concert. 2I-Jan. 2-Christmas vacation. 26-Annual Tea Dansant. JANUARY 31 I-I.I'I.S. played Stonewall and lost. I3-Torch inducts members in an assembly. I3- I4- I-I.I-I.S. played Parkersburg. I-I.I-I.S. played Fairmont. 27-Basketball Victory Dance at Radio Center. 27- Norma Linville was elected Miss Basketball. I-I.I-I.S. played East and won. FEBRUARY I-March oi Dimes drive began. 8-Second Town Meeting assembly was held. IO-I-I.I-I.S. played Stonewall. I-l.I'I.S. won 53-52. IO-Science Club sponsored mix in gym. I7-Vera Peters named Valedictorian and Doris Ramsey Salutatorian. I8-I-I.I-I.S. Chess Team lost to Charleston Chess Team. 24-Mary Lee Allman elected Miss I-Iuntingtonian 24-Varieties oi I95O were held in auditorium. MARCH IO-Future Teachers sponsored Backward Dance in gym. IO-Chucky Bell and Sally Powell were elected Mr. and Miss Tatler. 2I-Math Club assembly, Mr. and Mrs. Eddowes lead student body in some songs. 24-Part ol the popularity poll results announced. 3Oa The Knave ot Hearts presented by Marshall College in assembly. 30-Spanish Department Assembly. APRIL I-April Fools Day. 6-Easter Vacation begins. I I-Vacation over-back to school. MAY 26fJunior-Senior Prom. 28-Baccalaureate. 3OfGraduation at the City I-Iall. AMSBARY AND JOHNSON Andeqson Newcomb Co. . . . . AngeI's ...,..,...... Appalachian Electric Archer s ..r....... . ArnoId's Pharmacy ...., BAILEY'S CAFETERIA .... Becker Music Store ,..,. BelI's ....,....,,.... Benzol Cleaners . Bonds ,,.. Borden's ..... BracIcman's ..,.. Bradshaw-Diehl ....,.. Brown's Apparel .....,... Brown's Confectionery ...... B. Y. Davis Drug Store .,.,. CANADA DRY BEVERAGE , Capitol Furniture Co. ..... . Cavendish .,,.....,,..,. Century College of Commerce Charles Restaurant . . .... Coca Cola ...,... .,.. CoFIman's Flowers . . . Collins and Childers . Compton Typewriter A Cook Hardware ..,.. DAIRY OUEEN ...,... Dawson's Pharmacy . . . DiaI's y ....,.., ,.., , Dudley s ,........ . . DunhiII's ..... ..,,...... Duncan Box 81 Lumber Co. .,.. EMMONS-HAWKINS ..,.,.... INDEX T0 ADVERTISERS . ..,.., .. .,.. II5 .II3 .. II5 .. II2 .. III .. IO9 IC3 IO2 ., 98 .. IO5 .. IO3 .. IZO II4 96 IIO .. II4 .. IO5 .. IO4 II4- A IO8 .. II6 . I2I ., IO9 ., IOI IO3 .. II3 .. III ,, IO9 .. IO7 .II6 II8 III II9 IOI FIRST HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK .... ,, II2 Floradale .. , ...... . . .. Fox Cleaners . ........, , Friend .,....... . , , . . . Frosti ..,.,...s.........,. GEORGE TOBACCO CO. , Guaranty Bank Xi Trust Co. , . HARVEY GROCERY CO. .. Haskin's Electrical Co. .. .. Hathaway Hardware .... Heiner's ..........,. Hertt-Jones .............. Humphreys Drug Store .. .. Huntington Dry Goods Co. . Huntington Pharmacy ...,.. Huntington Publishing Co. . Huntington School ot Business Huntington Water Co. .. IMPERIAL ICE CREAM Indianapolis Engraving Co. . JIM'S GRILL . ,. , KAELIN'S .. A , Kenney Music Co. Kurzman's A . ., . LAWHEAD PRESS .. Love Hardware Co. .. McDANIEL 81 MOOS . Ma Del Studio ,... . MacPherson's .. , Malpy-Kopp ... ... MangeI's ... . ,. Morgan's Inc, ,....., , ., Morrison Department Store . 95 96 .. II5 .. II7 .. 96 ,. IOO .. IOO IO4 .. IIO .. IOI ,. IO6 ., IOO IIO . II7 II7 ,, IO6 . 98 ,. 99 .. IO3 II8 .. 99 ,. 97 IO8 . IO9 .. 97 .. IO8 ., II3 ., II8 .. II3 . IO3 .. 96- .. IO7 NAZZER'S ART LINEN SHOP ..., Nick's News ..,....,.,...,.. OHIO VALLEY BUS CO. .... PANCAKE REALTY CO. .. Parkers Jewelers .,...,. PeopIe's Store ......., Pickard Drug .,... Princess Shop ....... RASH'S BOOTERY ..... Rogers and Co. .....,... . Ross Concrete Xi Mortar .. Royal Crown Colo ...., SCHOENBAUM'S ,..,. Sealtest Ice Cream .... Sehon-Stevenson Co. , . . Seven-Up ..,......, Smart Shop ..,.,, South Side Inn .... . .. Star Furniture Co. ...,. , Starr Sporting Goods Co. . Steak House ......... Steven's Drug Store ..... Style Shop .........,..,. THETFORD CLEANERS ., Tradwell .............. Thritty Shops ..,........,.. Trysol Cleaners ................ Twentieth Street National Bank WELLMAN-O'SHEA ......,.. Wenders .......... .,... Wild Drug Store .. Whirligig .,.... Whistle .,........,,,.. White Wet Wash ....... White Cross Pharmacy Wright Clothing Co. . . ,. COMPLIMENTS OF Alunffngfon Jutomolzi QZBMZM aaociafion fs.. We f YOUNG AMERICA SHOP Specializing fc I Junior Fashions I -. VZ It X? f - ' , f f 15.25521 2 053 . ' ,Fai 1 .J :I ' , gg In -gif :iii 2 ,Q ,. . ii? I 'ft-- tg , gig: Phone 38444 3rd Ave. at I0th St WHERE HUNTINGTON SHOPS WITH CONFIDENCE co. Be Kind ro Your Clothes Established I9I4 CIGARS. CIGARETTES. TOBACCO T331 DRY CLEAN ERS WhoIesaIe EXCIUSIVGBIY 828 Tenth Street Phone 4121 721 Third Ave. Phones 29305-29304 orGQn's, ,mi 016666 Mocfifnes, fiffnffufe Uno' Suppbes Phones 8129-8120 ' Huntington, W. Va. ' 1026 4th Ave. 9 Ima E? O-if eo PANCAKE REALTY COMPANY Own Your Own Home FHA REAL ESTATE LOANS INSURANCE Compliments to a Good School C. M. LOVE 8: COMPANY Hardware--Seeds I040 Third Avenue Phone 5129 KENNEY'S The Music Center of Huntington Featuring All Leading M k of Records Hammond Organs ENROLL YOUR CHILD IN OUR SCHOOL OF MUSIC WE TEACH ALL INSTRUMENTS Sheet Music of AII Kinds Pianos-Band Instruments Everything Musical KENNEY MUSIC CO. 930 Third Ave. Phones 22312-21930 WENDER'S THE SMALL SHOP OF IMPORTANT FASHIONS 405 NINTH STREET Phone 4452 WHITE WET WASH LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING COMPANY Z. BART ROSE, Manager IOOI - II Sixteenth Street Phone 6171 Hunt'ngton West Virginia Trysol gif fi, iw Cleaners Sn Dyers C. F. HULL, Proprietor The Cleaner Way and The Safer Way ls the TRYSOL Way ' A Rugs and Furniture Cleaned b he X xii yt XXX X Marvella Way FN 59 if For Prompt Qourteous Service s'iZ ' CALL 37346 733 Sth West WE MAICR The IN FASHION Huntin ton Water X 'F f g K f FOR Corporation THE -iff' ,TA YOUNGER , fiii M Congrafulares M ' I The . ll 0 Class of 1950 O BELI.E'5 313 NINTH ST. 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A Complete Banking Service NINTH STREET HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA HUMPHREY! sour:-I sms PHARMACY We Deliver OPEN EARLY - CLOSE LATE Cassell Farm Turkeys and Fryers BATTLE CREEK HEALTH FO0DS FLOUR FOR WHEALFREE DIETS Q .Harvey 82 60. 8l8T fhA Phone 8214 W ' x Love ff Illal Q Bread., everybody does f 0 O 9 I 7 I I W H IT E B R E AD The Style Shop HUNTlNGTON'S MOST FASHIONABLE SHOP Fine Clothes for Junior and Miss 1005 Fourth Avenue Emmons-Hawkins Hardware Co. Draper-Maynard Athletic Equipment tor AII Sporting Events Emmons-Hawkins Hardware Co. 1028 Third Avenue Huntington, W. Va. Stevens Kut Rate Drug Store HUNTINGTON'S INEXPENSIVE PRESCRIPTION STORE Phone 39845 Fifth Ave. and Tenth St. C offmc1n's Flowers G. I. Almelrinders, Owner FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION Phone 8133 Smart Wearing Apparel for Men, Women. and Children rename gsa7aarrrrrn5 842F MIA Ph 26639 S IARR M g H tington.Wes'I Virqi BECKER MUSIC STORE Established 1921 Huntington's Heaclquarters For All Things Musical 1040 Fourth A PII 36421 Compliments Charles Restaurant 427 9th Street Telephone 21800 MANGEL'S ARE STYLE LEADERS IN HIGH SCHOOL Always First To Show the New and Smartest MANGEL'S PRICES ARE THE LOWEST MangeI's Ior Lingerie, Blouses, Hosiery, Sweaters, Skirts, Dresses, Coats, and Suits M A N G E I.' S Third Avenue at Tenth Huntington The Shop for . . . sunt. sxciusrvz nnsssss. suns cons Ann sronrswnn jhe Smurf Shop EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE 846 Fourth Ave. Phone 6286 WHISTLE Whistle for WHISTLE and You'II Whistle All Day Long Whistle Bottling Co. Compliments from 322 9th coLuNs 8. CHILDERS B0ND'S CLOTHES Young Men's and Men's H0U5e'0l'S'Yle5 Furnishings and O Come? 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See Us Before You Build or Remodel QUALIFIED CONTRACTORS 808 I3tI1 Street Telephone 29590 Educated for Cleaning Service Graduate of National Institute Cleaning 8: Dyeing CASH 'I54 Phone 35353 D CARRY S THETFORD CLEANERS R. A. THETFORD, Manager O C pl Class of'50 BENZOL CLEANERS 81 DYERS, INC. 817 8th STREET PHONE 8196 Be Smart-Go Thrifty Compliments THRIFTY SHOPS Cpl l B. T. DAVIS onus sions YOUR PATRONAGE IS APPRECIATED THE HUNTINGTON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Congratulates You, I95O Graduates, and Ex- tends a SpeciaI Invitation To You To Enroll tor Either Our June or September Term. Upon Graduation We Otter Continuous Placement Service. Courses: Stenographic Junior Accounting Secretarial Executive Secretarial Higher Accounting and Business Administration 1007 Sth AVENUE CHESTER A. RILEY, President PHONE 21409 GARNETT M. 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CLARK'S DAIRY HUMPHREY'S STORE SOUTHSIDE PHARMACY 'I006 TENTH STREET 806 EIGHTH STREET 'PERSONNEL AND ORGANIZATION INDEX Name Page No. Name Page No. Name Page No A Berry, Lyman ,.,. 17.45.62 Carson, Peggy .... .., Bess, Donna .. ...,...,,,..,. Carter, Judy ..,. . . Adams Cherry Bess, Dorothy . .. ,... 7, 17, 37, 45, Carver, Lawrence .. ' 27' 28' B6 43' PO' 84 97 Bias, Bertha .. ............ Cashman, Leonard ... ... Adams Donald ' 28 63 Bias, Bill W. .. ..... 31 Cassells, Mary Ellen ..... ... Adams DOW -e-l-l---A-4'Q-l 29143 secs, Bob B. ,. ..... 31 ccudau, Gene ..l.. .,. .za Adams' PPYJP5 Jane ' 3l 6' Bias, Donna ,... ....... C haftin, Louise ,....,....., . Adklns' Borbfuc ' 28 Bias, Jackie Lee ..... 31, Chambers, Betty Jo ....,... Adkfns' Berme ' 28 Bias, Janice .. ..... Chambers, Bill ...,.,. 28, 46 Adklns' Belly ' ' ' 28 Bias, Joan ,.. ..,. Chambers, Dorothy .,..,... Adklns' BBJIY Jem' 4 17 Bias, Joy Ann ,.., Chambers, Virgil . ,,.. . Adklns' B'llY , I 7162-69 32 Bias, Mary .... Chaney, Barbara Jean Adkins, Delorus .... ..,.... 2 8 52 Bios! Patricia My llvl Chapman' Huenc W 'Atdklns' Donflld ' 4 I7 47 Bias, Phyllis .. ...17, Chapman, Jimmy ,, Adkfns' Dons Jean 3I Bledsoe, Fred ,.... ....,....... C hapman, Lillian Adklns' Earl Blethen, Nancy ... ..,...... 28, 45 Chapman, Louise . . Adklns' Elmo Lee 3I Blevins, Carl ,.......,.......,.,. Chapman, Theresa ... .,. Adhlns' Fronces M' ' 3I Blizzard, David ....... 17, 45, 58, 62 Chapman, Wanda ..... ... Adkms' Jean JJ ' ' :JI Bodine, Jim ...... .,..........., C hess, Jeannie Frances .. . Adkins' MQW L' 3' 52 Boggess, Bernetta .... ' .... .,.. C hilders, John .,..... Adkins' Richard ' ' Boley, Jean ....., ,.... .,.. C h ilders, Rosemary .. ... Adkins' Shirley 3I 60 Bonar, Rita ,.... .. .,,, Chinn, Eddie ...... , Adkins. S1d 19Y r- 28 Bonomo, G. .. . .. Chinn. James ,..... ... . Ahexandejr, Bill .... .....,. . . 31 Booth' Don ' U 23 Ch-inn, Nevorah Mae ,,,, ,H A isfef- OWS r4-- -r4-'-s - - ascii., Ph llis ,,,, ., chaiweod, Bett .,,... J, ia Allman' Mary Lee ' 7' J7' 84 86 89 Boster Cyarol .,. ..,, 31 Christian, Herbiert ,. ...... Anderson, Mary Jane .... 28, 40 48 55 BOSHC' Kathryn H .4A-,, U Christian, Marilyn ,, , Anderson' Norfign ' ' 3' Boweri, Bob .. .... 31 66 Christian, Thomas .. Anderson, Patricia ..... .. 31 Bowen' Remoting nnvn 31 Clardy, Caroline , An9Ie5'hMO Iine ' I7 Bowen Wilma ... 4. -. CJCVJM AIVTICJ ..... Ans ac , Bar arc .,,.....,.... ,. .' III. H Clark' Mm DO P ...,......, 17, 37, 39, 40, 45, 134, as SSyCl n?3'eS'iQjS I in IUIEAI Clow! Bill Y Vylg V U' Armstrong, Don ........,...... .. 28 Bmdieyv Goldie E llll I8 37 Clere. Gary ...., Armstrong, Joyceline ........ 17.52.56 Bradley' Undo M- llbn -I Cliff' JO Ann 5..'.l I-IH. Arrington, Bob .... .... , . 17 Bradley. Taylor H I, U Cloniger, Virginia ,,,, ,,,,,, Arfowood' Henw ' Bradshaw, Jean .... .. 18 Coates, Jack ......,.. 18, 40 Arrowood, Betty L. .., ..,. 27.31.52 Bressleri Shmey' Jr. V vlll U Cohen Gladys - In - - 4 H ASPWOHP' Dallas ' BJ Brewer, Norman .,..,. ...... , . Cober, Graham .. ..,... Atkins' Jonet ' ' ' 3I Bridgewater, Patricia ... ..,. 28 48 Cohen, Steve ... , AUSIJU' Roberlc ' 17 48 Brinegar Charles .... ,... . . COLG. Norman .. Ayers' Caroline ' 40 Brown, Allan .... .. C0161 1900 ...... AYer5' MGD' ' 17 Brown, Barbara .. .... 18 Coleman, Phyllis ... Brown, Dewey ... ....., Collitrlower, Burt .... B Brown, Janna , .... 28 52 Collins, Jo Ann ,, , Bailey, Barbara . ..-- 31 Bailey, Ernestine .. .... -- Bailey, Robert K. ., ... 31 Baker, Jennings . .... 28 Baker, Gene .,, .. .. Ball, Jean ..., .... , . Ballard, Jim 28 Balough, Bob ... . .. Bane, Jack ..... .. Barber, Essel ........ ,. Barber, Jun-ius A. .,,... .. Barbour, Ann Elizabeth ... ., Barker, I nna Lee ,,.... ., Barr, David ......,.,. .. Barr, Doris .. .. Bartee, Anita ... Barton, Beverly ..,, .. Barton, Nancy Jane . Bartram, Jerry .,,. .. Basenback, Norma .. .. Bassett, Jeanette . , . , ,. Bates, Tommy ........ ..... 3 1, Baumgardner, Mary ,. .....,.. 28 Baylor, Jim ........, .,..... 2 8, 45, Beckwith, Sue ,..,,...,... 28, 48, 55, Bell, Charles ........, 17, 46, 51, 53, 58, 66, 67, 70, 76, 84 Bellamy, David ,.. .......... ,. .. Bennett, Gary ......,,....,... 28 Bennett, Karl ...., 17, 53. 66, 67 70 Bentley. Donita ,.....,.. ,,.31 Berry, Judy .., ,... 27,31 no 62 69 31 50 62 53 31 45 17 17 17 17 17 31 31 28 31 17 28 31 28 69 59 62 60 57. 93 31 62 84 60 69 Brown, J1m Brown, Peggy ......,,....... 72, Brown-ing, Mae .......,....,.. Browning, Mary ...37, 40. 42, 45 Bruce, Dallas ......,,.,...,... Brumtield, Louise ........,...... Bruzzese, Anne ..,. Bundy, Jo Ann .. Bunn, Marcia . Burgess, Glen . Burgess, Patricia Burns, Frances Burns, Mary ,... Bush, Ronald Byrd, Cecil .. Byrd, Corinne Byrd, Helen Byrd, Virginia .., C Caldwell, Hazel ,... Caldwell, Pat Callaway, Garner . Campbell, Billy Cantor, Shirley ... Capellari, Joe Carey, Jim ..... . Carmondy, Gene ..,..,. Carpenter, Bob ....,.... ..,.18,39,43,46 Carr, Tom .,.........., Carroll, Sliirley .. ,5O. 58. 28, is S4 31 31 is 31 is za is 31 ss 62, 63. 1 i Cometto, James . ..,.. .. Conard, George Dennis Conard, B. ......,........ . Conley, Bill .. , Conley, Marianne , Conner, Jo Ann . ,..19 Conway. Peggy .... .,,,.. Cook, Randall ...,....... 19 Cooper, Anna Marie ,.,,... Cooper, Robert Neal Core, Jacque Lee .... Carns, Joann ....,. Cox, Barbara Anne Cox, Jimmie ..,.... Crabtree. Jenny ,,,,,,,,, H Crabtree, Jerry L. .,,,,,,, , i 28 53 Craig, John .,........ Crawford, Jimmy , ...,.,.. .. Crawlord, Pauline ...... Creameans. Joe .. Creasey. Delores Cregger, lrby ..,.,........ Crews, Milton ......,. Crisp, Rosemary 28, 36, Curry, Sidney June ,., D Dabney, Lou-ise ,... Daniels, James .,..... Daniels, Mary Alice Daugherty, Baice Neal . 43,39 Davis, Ann 15, .. ......,., l9,3 l I Name 3 Page No. Davis, Bobby .. Davis. Charles . .. Davis. David .. Davis, Paul ....,, Dawson, Patr-icia .... Day. Mary Gordon . Day, Patricia ,...... Deal, Doris Ann ,.,.. Dean. Anita Dean, Rometea ,. Dempsey. Clara , Denning. Geneva . De Foe, Jewell De Vore, Linda .. Dial, Bill .,.... Dial, Franlc ..,... Diamond. Don .. . D-iclcson. Betty Jane Diclcson. Margie . Diehl, Betty ...,.,. Dodge, Jane Anna .. Dodson. Marcia .,,. Douthat, Wylie .. Doyle. Barbara .. Dudding. Gary Duliey. Helen Marie Duttey. Joe ,....... Duncan, Bob ,.... Dunlcley. Judith .. Dutrow, Phyllis Jean Dyer, Nelda ........ E Earl, Barbara Jim Earls, Allred ......, Easterwood, Sue ,... Eastham. Rosemary .. Eaton. Bill ......... Ehlers, Caroline Ellcins. Jaclcie Lee .. Ellis. David ....,, Ellis, Sally ...,. Ellison, Loretta .. . Ennis, Nadine ....... Erwin, Mary Margaret Estep, Alma Joyce .. Esteppe. lr-is Lee ..., Evans, William G. F Fannin, Lillian Fargo. Glenn . Farrell, Preston Farris, Don Vinson Feinberg, Maxine Fenney, Carl Fenney, Harry .. Ferguson, Homer . Ferrari. Jean .. Ferrell. Faith ..,...,. Fieldson, Thomas ,.,. l5. l9, 36. 37, 43. 4 Fischer, Joann . . . Fitzgerald, George .. Fizer, Nancy ..,.,. Flowers, Norma . Floyd, Roger ,.., Fore. Nancy Jo .. . Fotos, Milce , .. , Fountaine. Adel ..,. Fowler, Elinore Jo . Fowler, Jaclc Richard Fox, John Allison Frampton, Shirley ., Frazee, Janice A. .. Frazee, Phyllis .. , . Friclce. Arthur Lee .. Friclce, Minerva .. . i.46,4j. ' ...H...3L fffffid.sQ, ffiifiafiifii i'1f1fIf3z. 6.53.54 l9.37 ..32,46 ..I9.37 Name Page No. Fritz, Susan ......... ..., 2 8.45 Fryem, Dorothy Mae ...,.......... 32 Fullts. Jaclcie .....,.,.,....,...... 29 Fullts, Jim .....,....,. l9. 53, 69.80, 82 Fuller, Ralph .. .. Fullerton. Donald . Fullerton. Robert .. Fultz, Hugh ,.... Fultz, J ulia Ann ..... G ....,l9,66.67.82 32 ...29.57 ....28.42 32 Galloway, Jimmie ,.... ..,.. l 9, 48. 82 Galloway. Rosemary .. ....,..,,. I9 Gamble, Barbara ... ........, .. 32 Gorges. Neil ,...., ..... 2 9. 48, 54, 63 Garshaw, Joe .... ..... 3 2.48.51 Gorton. Charles .. ........ 32 Gawthrop, Lois . ,, .,.. .. I9 George. Freddie .. ,..... 32 George. Johnny ... George. Milne Gibson, Gibson. Bob ..., Jackie .... 29 ....20,45.48 .......2O.82 29.40.55 Gibson. Phyllis ...... .,.,.....,, 3 2 Gibson, Raymond ....,........ 32, 66 Gilbert, Gary Gene ...32, 48, 53. 66, 69 Gillespy. William ....,........... 32 Gissel. Otto ..................... 29 Gleason, Edna ......,, 20, 42, 43. 45. 54 Gold, William Lewis ........... 32, 62 Goodman, Coleman ...,..,.... 32 Goodman, Jimmy A. ..,..,.,... 32, 77 Gough. Robert ..... ...29. 40. 53. Bl Graham, Jerry .... Graham, Jimmy .. 70 29 Green. Jim ...... , ..,....,..,.. 29 Greenlee, Suzanne ..,..,...,.., 32, 42 Gregory. Joe .........,.......,.. 29 Gregory. John ...,. 53, 20. 36, 54, .84 66 67 Griffith. John .. .,,.. Grizzell, Grace ...,. Grubb, Alice ......, Grubb. Tommy ..... . H Haclcworth, Mearlyn Hagan. John Hale. Margie ..... Hale, Pauline Hall, Allen . Hall, Helen . Hall, Ormen Hammond. Helen Hammond. Phyllis Hanger, Bob ...,... Hanna. Phillip ..,..... Harbour. Vernon Dale Hardin, Twila ,......, Harlon. Carolyn .... Harrah. Joan .... Harris, Betty . Harris. Sally Ann .. Harris, Sally Jean .,,., Harrison, Helen Louise .. Harrold, Ph-illip ...... Harrison. J. D. .... . Hart. Lenabelle ,...,.. Hartley. Charlotte Marie Harvey. Carolyn ...,.. . Harvey. Patsy ......., . Haskins. Charles ,..46, 45, Hatfield, Tennis Hatten, Evelyn L Hatton, Phyllis Hatton. Ralph BI . 20, 53,69 .......32.44 ....29. 55 32 20 ...,32,63 32 29 32 32 , .... 20 ..,29.60 20 29 .29,5I.53 . ..,... 20 32 .......32.s2 ..,.2O,69.62 .....32,42 29,40. 55 . .... , 29 ., . 29 ,. 69 .. . 32 ...29. 52 .......2Q ..,,.,..32 32 66.67. 20,188 29 ouuse .. ,..... .29,40 .. 20 32 Haun. Jean ....... 29, 40, 42. 48, 54. 6l Hawlcins, Leona ......,... ,..32, 44 Hay, Ray ....,.. . 32 Hayman, Leis .... ... 32 Hayton, Richard .. ,. 32 Name Hayward, Annie Chole Heclcman, Shields ... Hedriclc. John J. . Heinz. Mary E. Henderson. Mary ... Henderson. Virginia .. Heninger. Virginia Anne Hennen, Mabel ..,.. Hensley, Stella ..... Hensley, Virginia ........,. Henson. Ernest .......,...,.. Herring, Nancy , . ,84. 37.43 Herrold, Philip ....,... 82, 45 Hess,Sonia .,.. Hetzer, Darwin .,........ 8l Hildebrand, Lawrence Hilderbrand, Harry .,..,. 3i. Hilderbrand, Jo Ann ........ Hinchman, Edward R. Hinerman, Joyce Helene Hite. Bill ..........,... Hite. Chet ...,.., Hobaclc. Elsie .. Hobaclc. Helen Joann Hodges, Ardith ..... Hodges. Joann ...... Hoffman, Marian Joyce Hogesten. Evenlyn Holbrook, Barbara, .. Holman. James .... Holmes, Jimmy ...... Holtzworth. Nancy Ann Hood. Wanda ..,,.. Hosey. Madelyn ,... Houch, Joy ..... Howell. Charles Hoy. R. ............ . Hubbard. Easley Jr. . Hulbert. Ronny ., .. Humphreys. Nancy Hutchinson. Bob .... Hutchinson, Carroll ... Hutchison. Muriel ,. . Huxham, John ......, I lrby. Robert ......... J James. Allister ....... Jarrell, Mary Frances , Jenlcins, Barbara .... Jennings, Jane ..,. Jennings, Sue Ellen Johnson. Bob ... Johnson, Bobby ... Johnson. Imogene ,.. Johnson. Laura Alice Johnson, Nancy Johnston. Nancy .. Jones Barbara ., Janes Carlena ,...... Jones. Charlene Julia , Jones, Charles Ray Jones Franklin ..... Janes Jones Jones Jones Jones Frefl ,.,,.. Karen ,. .. Margaret ,, .. Nancy Anne .. Rosanna Faye . Jordan, Betty Jane Joseph, David ....... Joseph, Diclr ..... 48 K Kaplan. fbrahom Sam Korres. Roanald ..,.. Kat', Myron Jaclr Keenan, Johnny . Page No. 29.40.55 ...29.54 ..,53, 20 ..... 32 37.58.20 .. 29,44 29 32 29 32 ...32.66 48.2O,54 58.20.62 32.40.93 53.66,20 32.36.48 50,48.63 ...29.48 ,,,.. 29 ,..29.59 ..... 32 ...32.69 45.59.20 ...29,52 ..... 32 ...37.2O 29.59.60 29 32 ..,,.,29,42 .....32.4O.62 ...29,36. 55, 48 20 32 32 32 66 32 .. 32 20 ,.......,.47,2O ....,..37,54.20 .84.50,69,2l,63 32 ,53.66. 29. 32 29 29.48.59 ..,32. 58 ...2l. bl 32.58.60 32 32 .,,32.52 29 32.60.61 33 2I.44.58 2l,37,52 ..29.59 ... 2I ...33,67 29 21.37.89 29 ...33,42 33 . 29 29.53.84 67.70.84 53.58.84 .. . 33 63.69.82 ,. .. 66 33 No. Name P099 Keiler, Dick .... ..,. 2 9.53, 66 7l Keyser, Barbara . . . ,..' ..... 2 9, 48 Keyser, Nadine . .,......, .. Keyser, Phyllis . . ,... . . Kidd. Eddie ...,. .., .. K-ime, Edward ..,. ,..46 54 Kincaid, Hugh ,.. .... ,. King, Bill A. ..,. ..,2l 50 King, Bill J. ., .. . .. King. Gwynn .. ,.,.. .. King, Patty ..,... ....,.. . .. Kingery, Jackie ... .... 2l, 47, 84, K-irk, Ray ....,... ....... 2 9 Kirkham, Edith ... ....,.. ,. .. Kiser, Phyllis .... ,,.,.,..... . , Kistler, 'Joy . ,. .... 29, 45, 54 63 Kite, John C. ... ...,... ... 33 Knight, Betsy ... , .29, 40, 55 84 Knight, James ... . Knight, Phyllis ,. Kuhn, Torn Lambert, Eddie ...,. Lambert, Ruth Evelyn Lambros, Mary . ., Langdon, Golden Lapole, June .... Lattin, Charles ,. 29, Lawhon, Anna Lawhon, Betty Ja Lawson, Connie .. Leak, Bill ..... ,.. Ledbetter, Betty Jo . LeGrand, Elizabeth LaGrand, John ....,.. LeGrande, Garnet LeGrande, William .... ,,...... Leonard, Audalla ...,.....,... Leonard, David .... 2l, 58.66, Leonard, Grace ...,. Lewis. Lewis, Edward ,. Lewis, Evan ,.... Lewis, Florence Lew-is, Gary .... Glenn ,.... Marcum, David 33. Lewis, Moryclon Lillegram, Ramona ,.,.,.... Lllly, Betty ........,........ Linville, Norma ....... 2l, 63 Lively, George Locher, Betty . .. .... .. .. Lockhart, Charles ,.,.. l5, 29 Logan, Newell .,......... ,. Landon, Lynette .29, 36, 48. 52 Loveioy, Doris ,...,..,... Lovins, Mary Belle ..,..., 2l Lowry, Mary Lou-ise . , . .. . Lucas, Doreene Eloise . . . . Lucas, Wade ..,..... . Luther, Mack ,.. .... Lyle, Paul .... ...,., Lytle, Ross ,,,.29 M Madsen, Sharon .,.,........ Mansour, Rosalie ...,. 22.37, Marcum. George .. ,.,.,. Marcum, Nancy Marcum, Robert .. Martin Joe .... Martin, Lolo .,.. ., Martin, Marilyn ,.. ...... Martin, Marilyn ., .... 33 Martin, Marlyn . ,... Martin Mary ,.. .. Martin Ned . . , 67 il' ie 84 53 53 45 SI 6l. 22 36. 33 5l 29. 40 7l 28 33 48 86 ie 84 33 77 54 48 33 2I 33 53 33. 84. 33. 33. 22 42. 29 33 . ' C -. 1 , 4 Q s Name Page No. Name Page NO. ei Masker, Jo Retta ....., .,... 3 3 Newman, Richard ... .... .. 22 Mason, Betty Jean ...,. 7, 40, 84, 89 Newton, Joyce ...,...,......... 33, 60 Massey, foby ....., .... . ..33. 63 Neuhaus, Frances C. ......... .. .. Matheny, Barbara , , . ..,.. 33 . .,......,...... 22, 37, 45, '46, 54 62 Maynard, Barbara . .,.. 22, 33, 47 Nicholas, Lila . ,......, ........ 2 2, 47 Maynqrd, Lulu Belle 29, 44, 55 Niday, Glenna .....,,........... . 33 Maynard, Marilyn ,... ..,,. 5 2 Noel, Edgar .....,.... 22, 36, 39, 4l,43, Mays, Bob ....... ..... 2 2 46, 5l, 53, 58, 66, 67, 7l 84 Mays, Margaret .... 33 Noel, Frances ........,........ 22 52 Mayse, Anna Lee . .,.. 33 Norris, Bett-ie .................. 23 59 Meddings, Charles ... .,.33, 66 Nunley, Earnistine .. ... 23 Meadows, Guy .... ..... 3 3 Medley, Lucille ...... ,..33. 52 Meredith, Richard ...., ...,.. 2 2 O Merritt, Ernest .......,.. ...22, 54 Michael, Robert .... .Q . .. ...33. 66 Osborne, Eddie ,.,,. ..... 3 3, 66, 69 M-idkilil, James .,. .,. .,,22, 82 Osburn, Phyllis .... ...,.. 29 Miller, Blaine .,.,., .... 2 9 Overby, Delbert ..,. .,.. 2 9 59 Miller, Buddy ....... . ..,., 33 Miller, Robert Clay ... ...33. 5l lvlllolloll, Jimmy ..... .... 3 3 P Mitchell, Marlene .. .... 33 Mitchell, Patricia , .. .....,... 29, 48 PCGS. MGFY .... - - -4-- - .29 50 Molletr, Belle .... ..... ...,, 2 9 Pannell. Lance . . ..... 30. 66. 82 Money, Lois .,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,29, 48 Pannell, Norma . ...., 23, 45 52 Monk, Janice ,,,,,,,, 22, 40, 42, 45 Parker, Betty ,... ...,,, .. 33 Montague, Rodney ...... ,,,,, 2 2 Parker, Hazel ..,. ., 30 Moore, Joe ,,,,,,,, ,,,, , ,,22, 62 Parrish, Emilie .. ..,.. ... 30 Moore, Reba ,,,, ,,,,, 2 9 Parsons, Jack ... ..... 30, 40 45 Morehead, Dick ,........ ...33. 63 P0Ul. Lyle -... -4-...4-.--- - 62 Morgan, Charles ........ 22, 45, 63 Pill-ll. Tommy --- ....--.--...- 23 63 Morris, Bob ,,,,,,,,,,,, 29, 53, 80 Pauley, Ailene .,,..... 30, 40. 55, 52 54 Morris, Charles ,,,, 27, 33, 51, 77, 8l Pauley, Charlene ,.,... ...... 3 0,40 48 Morris Herbert .22, 46, Sl 78, 8l, 84 Payne. Charles ..-. ...... 2 3. 53 76 Morris, Kenton .......... .. .29, 62 PSCFSON- LCN! --- -----.U 33 Morris, Mary Por ..,. . .. 33.42, 56 Pearson. Lorna . .... .. 23 Morrison, Jimmy R. ....,. .,.,. 3 3 P6l'Tlb6l'l0Fl. Neil -.4.- 33 Mort, Bill .... 22, 46, 54, 66 7l, 80,84 Pennington. David ... ... 30 Mott, Mable ....... 22. 40 50, bl, 84 Perdue. Betty ..... ...... 3 0 Murray, Jane ......,.... 40, 48, 55 Pel'dUel Lucille -- -.A-.-.. 33 Murphy, Mary .,. ..... ...,. 3 5 Pelegol l'l0 lleY --- '--- 66 69 Myers, Anne ... . . .29 54.55.60 Perry. Barbara -- .. ... 33 Myers, Danny ... ..,33, 69 PSFFY. FGY6 --- .36 84 Mylor, Joann .. ...22, 40 Perry- Lenare --- --- 30 Mylar, Ralph .. .. ...33,63 Peelis. Gus 76 Peters. Jerry .,,.,..,....... .30 66 Peters, Jim ....,....,,.,... .23 82 Mc Peters, voro .23, 37,4o,4l,42, 45 54 Peyton, Dick ......,...,,,...... 30 66 MCAllSl9f- Jean --------. 2l. 47. 48 Pfister, Nancy Lee .. .,...33, 50 55 lVlCAllSlel'l Jim 41--.-4.-- ---29. 63 Phill-ips, Patricia Jean ....... . 33 McCallister, Don ...2l.46, 53, 76, 80 Phipps, Alice Arelene ,,, .,,,, 52 58 MeCellack. Dorothy ...... --.47. 2l Phipps, Ella soo .....,..,.., 33,40 42 lylCCOlliSter- Eugene ----- '--.- 2 9 Pigmann. Mary .....,.......,.. 30 50 MeCafnas. Charles .. ..... 33 Pllohor, Greta 23.37. 39.40. 54.58.84 86 MCCOVNGS Ffefil --- 33- 46. 66 Pilkenton, David ......,...,. 23,46 63 MCCOVWUS- JU0l0f '84-4---- ----- 2 9 Pitsenburger, Don ....., 23 66 Mccomosl Pe99Y 1'-' 59- 84- 87 Plaster, N-ina , ..., ..,... 3 3 McComas Tilman .,....., ...., 3 3 lilunkef' James ,,,, U, 30 MCCOVUUS Tom ---4-- ----4 2 l Plunkett, Richard .... ... 30 McCormick, Bert ...2l, 35, 53, Bl, 84 Plymcle, Lowell ,,,,,,4 ,U 33 MC0ehiel- Ollleo -----'- -1-'- 2 l Plylnale, Virginia Mae .. ,...,. 23 McDaniel- Peggy l-eu --- 37. 50. 60 Polk, Nancy ,..,..,... . ,,... ...23, 58 McDaniel- MUVY 4'3- 4- -yyrv 29 Pollard, Nancy ..,.,,......, 30.36.50 McDonald- Cltlde --- ...33. 62 Powell, Sally ...... ,.,..... . ...... lylellewell-, James -.-- 33 ..,.,, 23, 36, 37,4l,43, 57, oo, 84 86 lylelfee. Billy - ...- aal.. 3 3 Powell, William ..,,........, 33, 43 63 Melfewn- SUSOH A' ---29157 Prader, Jim .....,,............ . .. 66 McNeill- -llmmt' -3-' 33. 53' 66 Price, Edgar ........ .,....,., 6 6, 67 llfleltllneh- Everett --- ---33. 66 Prichelr, Amie ,. ..,....... 7, 23, 84, 87 McPherson. Nancy --- 33- 52- 60 Ptllolloll, Tllomos P. ... ...,,23. 35, 36 MCVeY- Alberta '------ --4'- 3 3 Pucket, Jamie . ,,,... ........, 3 0 53 Pulley, Mary ......... ,..... . .. 33 N Poshkln, Jack , .,...,,.. 7.23, sl, 53, , 58, 66, 67, 7l 84. 89 Ncplef- ClYde - '------ 33- 60- 62 Pyles, Flora Ann ...,....... 63, 69 Navy, Larry ,.. ...... 22.66.67 Naylor, Bill ,... .. ..... 22 Nelson, Eugene ...... .....,... 3 3, 82 Q Nestor, Ramona ......... ...33. 56 Newcomb, Margaret ..... 29. 45, 48, 54 Queen, Sharon .,........ 30,44 48, 52 Newman, Joan ......, ., ..... 29 Quillin, Nancy .. ..... 30 40. 55 ' 9 Name R Raines. Larry ....... ... Ramey, Connie ...,,.. Ramey, Darlene ........ .. Ramey. Mary lScraggsl .... Ramsey. Dov-id ............ Ramsey, Doris ....,.. l6, 23. 4l , 45. 54. 62. Ratclillt, Jack .... Ratclitf, Raymond Ray. William .... Reagan, Frances . Rebert. Marcia .. Reed. Gladys .... Reader, Patty .... Reger. George .. Reynolds. Betty .. Reynolds. Phyllis . Reynolds. Rheeda Rice, Fred ,..... Richards, William Richardson, Betty . Rickman, Janet .. Riclcman. Pat .. Rile, James .... Ritte, Jocl: .. Ritle, Tommy .. Riggs, Jock .. Riggs, Tam ..,. Rigsby. James Rigsby, Junior . .. Ripley, Saundra . Ripley, Sonia ..,. Roach. Patricia .. Roe, Janice J. Rodgers, David .. Rolfe. Lois ..,.... Romero, Carmen . Ross, Anna Louise Roush, Joan ..,.. Rowe. Donald .... Rowe, Jacqueline Rowsey. Fay ,..,. Rowsey, Roger . Rudd, Norma ..,. Rudge, George .. Ruitier, Danny Russell. Eddie Russell. Mary Jane Rutledge. Anne .. Sager. Tom ..... Saltz. Marcia .... Sanford, Barbara . Sargent. Dorothy . Sargent. Eva Bille Sarrett. David Saunders. Don .. Saunders, George Saunders, Janice . Saunders. Janet .. Scaggs, Peggy .. Scaggs. Sonny Scarberry. Myrtle . Scherttuis. Joe Schmidt, Carolyn Schwartz, Julia Seibert, Jennie .. Selbee. Faye .. Shanlr, Joe .,., Shelton, Don .... I6. 24. ,.......34, H. ..... 30. fffff3ci,' .....34, .....24,45. .,....,.24, 24. 66. S ..24. 53, 58, .....24. 24 lff1f24f 36 Shelton, Harold .....,..,. . Shepherd, Mary El Sheppard. Sandra Shoemaker. Garnet Shuft. Gertrude ,. len Shute. Nancy ..,......... Shy, Betty Ann 24. 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Freddie . .. . . . , Smith. James ... .... , 30 V Smitllli. Lois ..,.. 24 48 Smit . Lorene .. ..., 34 Vglqvgnisl Mor H i Smlllli PGQQY --- -- - 34 Valentine. Betsyx. .. , 40 Smith, Rasalla .. .... 47 vanderwiml ggi, H .,'.'- Q5 Smith. Robert --.-----..-- 34 Vanhoose, Glenna . ........ .25 62 Smith. Susan ......,..,,....... 52 Vqn Meferl Sc,-Q H .,..'. 30 48'55 Smiihsan. Jeanna .. .24. 37.45. 52 61 Veatch, Gail ......... zs, 37' 40' 48l Snider. Glenn ................ Bl Vickers, Clara .,. ........., I. . .l I Spfluldiftg. Jacqueline 42 Vincent. Hanson ..........,. 30 48 Spencer. Virginia ... ... 48 Vincent. Jim ........ ., .,, l I Spurlocli. David ... .. . 69 V '- Spurloclc, Delores ... ... 47 W Spurloclc, Lenna ... ..,. , 48 W Spurloclr. Oliver ... ,.... 25, 82 Waggener' Jgon ' Spurloclc, Patricia ..,.,........ 30 Wagner' Davld - - - -- Squire, Betty Lou .........., 34. 84 Wagner' 'lcmes '-'4-A' 30- 48 Staats. Jimmie .....,.. 30, 36.40, 62 W09 e'- l-lovfl ------.--- 30.48.62 Staley. Anna ..,. 25.48, 56 Wofilonef- le0'1e'f0 --.-.---- -. -. Staley, Charles .... ......... 6 9 Walk ack' Georg? ' '27' 30' 40- 53- 80- Staley. Gordan . .. .......... 34 Waller' Carl 4'-4- 2 5- 37- 46- 54. Stallings. David ....,.. 30. 53, ss, ez Wallace- James --'----.---. ... .. Starcher. Claire .....,....... 34. 87 Wo gce' Sally '---- 30- 44- 52- 84. StarlceY' Eiazabaii. ... ...,,,... ss WO' - MQW Ellen '.-.--..-- -. .. Staten, Robert ..., . .. 34 Warnock' Don 'i '- -' 3 0 53- 80. St. Clair, Elinor ... .. 34 Olson' .Gary ' - '- -- 34 Steele, Betty ,... ... 55 walls' B'll ' - -- 34 Steele. James ..... 63 augll' BOP '4 4 6 -- Steiner. Bob . .... 30 Wecveli' Ollve Ann A H 30 Stephenson. Frank ... ....... 30 wellgum' Bcrbqm -A r- -. Stevers, Barbara .. ...., 30, 48 Wellman' Lorfolne A -- 25. Stevers, Edgar .. ,.... 30 Wellman' l'OUl3e ' - -- siaff, Barbara . ., ...., 30, 52 We gon- TWH -- .. .. Stiltner. Eileen .. ..,., 42 Wenll l' Morclvl ' --M 30 Stiltner. 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Aaania .......... 30, az, 54 Wgllioms. Mary Saa . .. . . 30, Thabit, Louis ......... 27, 7l. Sl, 53 Williamson, John ..... , .. Thabit, Richard ... ...,....., 5l Wilson, Carol Mae .. ... . .. ,. Thetford, Richard ... ,,.... 25, 45 WllSOn. Clifford ..,....., . .. . . Thomas. Bob ... ..... 25, 53 Wlnle'5- l-0 DOHFIO .... 26, 43. 56. 84 Thomas, Jerry .... .,... 3 4 yflllllem- E'-lgefle .....,.. . .. 34 T omas, John ....... ... 25 ll GFS- OGH .....,..,. 27, 34. 40, Thampaaf., Betty ..... 84 Wolford- Jerry .... .... 3 o, 53 66, ao, Thompson, Betty Lou . .. . . 40 W00dS. DOH ..........., . . . 26 Thompson. Charles ... ... 46 Woolen- Shirley . ..., . . .. . ., .. Thompson.Jach ..... ..... 53 . ....., ..7,26,37,40 50 54.56 Thompson. Richard ......, .... 3 O Wfiglil- AllCe -......... . 27,30 Thornburg, Mary .... .... 2 7.30, 36 Wright. Bruce .......... . 26, 46 Toles, Nancy Jo . .. ..,.., . 25 Tomlin, George . .. .,.... , 34 Y Tom in. Rosa . ., .,.,. 30, 52 Toney. 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