Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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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.

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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

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! 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.