Huntington High School - Huntingtonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1953 volume:

15 5 6 -IT-IE IDYLLS OF THE KING Q.,- The 1953 Hunhngfonlan J o 'D JP, g 0 0 0 ff O T I HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOL ' HUNTINGTON, W. V Fu . g ' gi XA 0 . . Q 1 ' f qg,ff3 I E 4 s THE COMING OF ARTHUR To build a school better in every way, a pertect king- dom, is the goal ot many individuals working in di- verse ways, in various groups, by devious methods to achieve the ultimate-a pertect Camelot. We have all read and known ot King Arthur and his valiant knights since childhood. An artist painted these two lovely pictures ot the Coming of Arthur and the Pass- ing of Arthur at the request ot former senior classes, who in turn presented them to us as a perpetual in- spiration tor all on coming groups. ln its truest sense l-d-y-l-l-s have to do with traditions, the pleasing or picturesque in one's background. Certainly Huntington High has these. But we cannot help cogitating on the l-d-o-lrs ot our school, both those ot yesterday and today, who have been instru- mental in its building. Finally we must contess that in our court exists some ldles-or ldlers, who. it they seem to construct nothing tangible, at least lend color to the whole picture. Won't you turn the pages and observe what the group ot '52 and '53 has added to the dear old structure! THE 1953 HUNT I I I I I I . I I . hw- 4 , , W J TI-IF PASSING OF ARTHUR INGTCNIAN K W.-.5 Ffngfa. , l.llll3 'lk'-t 'f-v-.1-1 ASP ff' mt 5 5 4 XX fix 11 3 OF A JOUSTLING YEAR FESTIVITIES TOURNAMENTS QUESTS COUNCILORS CAMELQT. A CITY OF sl-:Ano 2 I Ye 1 1 XY x Mgseffm W ff'Q:mvr ' 3 Q .., Kind . I 1 M... 1--: ' H' Q QL! 1. - Hr Q ' I F hu, I, nf f G, ' Q V! , ! ' f .'2,Qf f . V, ,, , ,-1,1511 ' ' 9 Z . f' ff, 1 f ,fffdff 'flfl ff f f ff f,f, , ff 1 1 I' fff- of CQ? I ff Il V z , -'g'I'-mf . ,fu 3, 1, QQ 5 3212: zffzffzfz ff 1:1124 j 2: l 553 24 Q i Tj . -as ff, C' f fiffiffzff' ff, , , Qf 4 ,fig 3:5 yr 1' , 42 507 g Z' F 1 fc, ,f'-1,1 ,ff . Af ,521 ff? Vf , ,A K , f 1 -,f'.1,,,fLC,'f,-if, -1 .- A ,, ,V .W fi. f 4 L, ii'-3ii'3 7' ' 'hfi-1 , rj .. f 'C--fT,f', .1 f, I, A' ,.' f ,f J, x, 1 1 1 . QE 4 4 , 11, f , ,. '11 44' .4vf'Q -gf 'L J Q' at as 24 Q AV,, J : ,- .af .ef -...,,! AND ARTHUR HAD DONE NO DEED OF ARMS BUT HEARD THE CALL AND CAME. A thousand loyal vassals clog the ramparts ready to swear allegiance to old l-l.H.S. and sing her praises, Some have proved their metal in her service, but most are novices, wealc in skill but strong in purpose. To all alllce the old school malces reply: lv1an's Word is God In man Let chance what will, l trust these to the Death fl! f-3 xy . 51?- gm my-- . 33 , v 5.3 .. .f ,i' '- its Q wr. v mf Q gy, ini K j Q 1 tl' 'WGA- 'FM 'Ep ilk X ug, UC Q x 'K Conn ' wus www' r' app.-Q . If ' ff 1 sf Y -fl . a 4 f .. r ,, ,A , , K , Y 3 ' ' a f inf k R, V . p H , Sw' . f -. 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MORRIS Ifg 'S' MARY DANIEL Llbfcfczr' uf- 49 HELEN WELLMAN EmgIisIw FORREST JONES EHQIISI1 ELIZABETH HEROLD ErwgIIsI1+TotIer HELEN POTTS Engish ,f wi! ELIZABETH KOLETKA Cfvffs -Sfr'aI Prcb'erT's FLORENCE OXLEY A v0rI ' C' I'I,Sf'v'y CHLOE DUNFEE WcrId Hfsmry America' I'I'sIor, GLADYS WILKERSON B q:, E, A. HYLDOFT B? iqy ANNABELLE EATON Bffqy MERVIN HALL BAFTQY SL'c1r sFf-RUUV iv' JACK NICHOLS Chevwistry I, L. SEIBERT Physics WANDA FLODING C X ADELAIDE RUSSELL Sw-'-Wil CF' d Cu' Frw' . Ri-1 i'e J. J. COX Fipftbd -Hlstf rw STEWART WAY B:zskerbo?ifCMcs Soda! Probfems W. B. TROSPER Wysfow Edqccfcr RAYMOND McCOY I wi- 5 Ea. fork - 'Ii SAM HOFFMAN F er' C?rec'C' HITE COMPTON Speech-French IRENE ABER Latin J. A. YAGEL Spanish GRACE GREENAWALT Tyoing-Shorthord Ogke Mo'Iv'rws PAULINE MILLER SIKcfrfcfd-Tyoif-q SAM HOFFMAN Bookkeeznirq HELEN YEAGER TyoIrgfErgIIsIw 1 RUTH DIAL PIvvS'p:1IEd1gfofc'1 LUCY LEWIS Art M. O. BRUMFIELD ETSVTIJ ,five Ed,co?7c YK J. F. 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W, ij ,ff -,K f in I f Z A55 fx , , 23-.sf H MA 'Tfh' fjH '-v..ffAw'? OLD FELL DID YOU ACHIEVE THE ULTIMATE IN THAT OUTFIT7 OW HOW W em fou e-I cm er 0 eo TI of of or 'nom' wth on emobzorco CI O I e COII O on to deI-end the wecl on Iqhf the wromo mu I Iwov conbumdmg But I :J eu eo 2 ow orc O IrocIIe Cop WIT 0 I I pwece OI ffvevf 0 ovIy ev oerce-II1c1Twe Iwove erved our ooo e as f Q e Ie comprcofeo Oro on on oromwc 0 50151 P eI' who 7 1 , ,, v, 'K 'I Xf Vx.. I V' S - - Q - Av , I Iw I . .2 2 A ' C: ' I I I ' 5IwEeId cm O SFO p eor, F 'L ,F I4 d 'X Vi 1 e beer 0 HI vogue ond ' . WIWOI AI U-3 Of ,VI ' O 5' y V I. I ' UA 'Iw H. ' D045 5 ' f , :fe If of: 0 - e I: I Q- 1 A I V ,I ' ue? T 5, . Jerry Louise Adams Shirley Leoris Adams Baron Darrell Adlmins Clifford Eugene Alexander Jane! Sue Allman William Bearss Andrews II Melvin Berirand Arihur Jenme Lee Ball Mary Lynn Boll Cecil Banlrs Jr Beverly Jean Barbour Mary Madeline Barbour IN ALL THE LISTENING EYES Ellzabeilw Ann Baria Kay Frances Barfee Carolyn Baumgardner Paula Joan Bennett James E Berger Vlcior Frederick Beulwrlng George Ira BICLGY William Gordon Blake William F Blizzard Annette Booth Constance Jean Bode Geraldine Bernard Cecllla May Bolnelz Sara Jo son Davnd steph., nscn Bond shnley can Bowen Orman Rrchard Bowyer Norma Jean Brandenburg Patrlcla Brnght Patrlcla Janel Britton James Richard Brown Jr Ruth Ann Brown Carl Edward Browmng Roy Jenmngs Brumtield Patrlcua C Budd James Edgar Buslclr Kay Campbell Ellls Bradford Canterbury Betty Ruth Carroll Joyce Lea Chapman Shirley Ventrue Chapman Ivan E Chnlders Jane Frances Childers Albert Chunn Jacquelnne Faye Chnshan I I James William Joseph Brown I I Jenny Marne Clwrushan Benlamun Frederncl: Clardy Norma Jean Clay Shnrley Charmame Cale Helen Sue Collins James Everett Conord Charles Leslne Cophen Judntlw Gaul Cox Dale Ralph Craig Rose Belle Cutller Johnny Daniels THAT RANGED ABCDUT THE THRONE Rnchard W Davns James Leslue Davls Carl Ray Duarnond Gladys Larame Dnngess Shrrley Ann Drxon Larry Joe Dodson June Mane Duddnng Ida Ruth Dufley Rae Duncan Reber: Durham Carolyn Mae Earl Rnchard Lee Early I I Wayne Raymond Craig I I Sherry Earl Betty Ann Ellls Bonnle May Elmore Norma Jean Falls Barbara Ferguson Arthur Edward Fenrl George Davld Fleming Nicholas Fotos Jr Nancy Belle Fountaun Juamta Frazrer Thomas Otls Fulcher CLEAR HCDNOR SHINING Shlrley Sue Gibson Danny Gouldlng Shirley Ann Greene Ray Hagley Dorotha Delorus Hall Roberta Hall Leslie Leland Hall Roy Douglas Hommeslahr Davud Hammett Shurley Anne Handy Betty Prnscllla Harns Barbara Hart I I Shirley Ann Friclxe I I Oscar Lyle Harvey Robert Eugene Haven Joyce Anne Hayes Donald Helton Jeanette Lee Henderson Peggy Rae Henning Belly Jean Hensley Joan Neal Henson Elnzabelh Jean Heslep Aluce Charlene Huckman H R Hodges Jr Robert Lyle Holsombaclr LIKE THE DEWY STAR CF DAWN Loretta Rosemar e lllnan Loss Jean Johnson James McDonle Johnston Paul Edward Jones Delores June Kamses Dreama Love Kaylor Edwin Dale Keith Rnchard Lee Kern Alma Lee Keyser Arthur Byrd Keyser Barbara Nell Kume Vernon Franlrlin Howell Billie Jo Kirk Gerry Lou Kirk James Albert Kiser Roger Krantz Lillian Hope Lawson LyndaII Faith Lawson Mary Alice Lawson Charlotte Anne Lawton Harvey Sheldon Lewis Janice Fern Lewis James Alonzo Loyd Clifton Earl McCaIIuster AND FA Helen Elaine McClintock Carl Edward McCurdy Mae Meabon Jael: Delane Mahone Harold Eugene Martin George Matheny Robert Dale Mauclr Leonard Mays Jerry Lee Mayo Beverly Sue Mays Bernice Jean Mayse Shirley Ann Mealey ITH IN THEIR GREAT KING I 2 1 I A E rx. - , I . rw , , Q- I A4951 Leslie Leon Midlxilif William Lee Miller Patricia Ann Miller Mariorie Joyce Mitchell Charles Edward Morris James Marcus Moseberg David Karl Mott Robert Stewart Musgrave Jack Ernest Myers Paula Marlene Nease Rosella Neuse Creeda Mae Neff WITH PURE AFFECTION Carlton Berlrely Nelson Frances Jolene Nelson Warren Muller Newman Maryann Pancake Malcolm Mclntosh Parlcer Frank W Parsons Jlm H Pate Phyllis Lee Patrlclt Wanda Lane Perdue Carol Peters Mary Ann Peters I ' , Jr Betty Jean O'Dell I I John David Pltzenberger Donald Lee Plymale John Roger Powers Frances Jean Pri!! Jacqueline Sue Pyles Theodosla Pyles Russell T Rounes Robert Lee Ramsey Marianna Reed Lorene Rice Charles Roblnson Nancy Anne Rogers AND THE LIGHT OF VICTORY Delma Jean Rollyson Donna Marlene Roy Delores Ann Rudd Robert Lee Runyon Janel Faye Russell Carolyn Joan Sarver Thomas Vmson Schull Zelphua Deleena Scales Shnrley Scan Nancy Lee Selbee JamesA Shaffer Jr I I Mariorie An n Schraclshi I Thomas Joseph Shank Jr Dreemeh Herbert Shearer Devrd Sheets Matthew Sherman Mary Jo Sltort Stanley Stlverman Joyce Elotse Stmmons Tommy Edward Stmmons Slttrley Slraggs Helen Gull Smtth Jerome Mtcl1aelSmttlt Norman R Spears Jenny Lynn Sperry Donald W Spotloe Barbara Ann Spurloclr George Franlrltn Spurloclr James Roy Staley James Wtlltam St atr Nancy Ann Steele Meredtth Marte Stetner Shtrley Joan Sttdham John Henry Stone James E Taylor Mary Sue Taylor I AND GLORY GAINED J l In Kenneth Edward Templeton Donald L. Teschler Drema Sue Thompson Ruth Mabel Thompson Jane Ellen Thornburg Earl Zane Topping Jack Clark Trainor Joan Mariam Treese Elizabeth Rose Tuggle Monte Franhlm Udoft Lewus Armstrong Upchurch James Lee VanHoose AND EVERMORE TO GAIN Carolyn Elsue Wallrer PGTTICIG Ann Ward Jerry Allen Warren Joyce Watson Donald Ray Watts Herbert Harris Webb Earnestme Wells Donald Ray Wheeler George Lewus Whute Mary M Wnllrs Bullre Moe Wnllnams Shelua Ann Wulllams Tharon Frances Williams Donald Lee Wilson Angela Joan Wiseman Nancy Ellen Wolfe Thomas Milton Wood Betty Berry Wooten Helen May Wortman Buddy Warren Wotrlng Daniel Wesley Wright Larry Lee Wright Thomas Woodrow Wright Frances Ann York LEAD AND WE FOLLOW President Danny Wright Vce President Bob Musgrave Freddie zlrkle Secretary Norma Jean Brandenburg Treasurer Matthew Sherman For the past three years the Class ot l953 has been striving to build a pertect Camelot bug things Winning the regional tournament in basketball two years in row The l952 l-l H S East football game 45 20 Band festivals Senior plays Senior week Prom Baccalaureate Commencement But the little things that really mean high school are there too Knights in shining levis with crew cuts Ladies in skirts and sweaters with pony tails Cokes at Brown s the Steak House at noon the Tatler endless 6th period getting out ot study hall l-lamlet and weekly themes 3rd period in Annual books falling on your head when the locker as opened tront steps at noon when spring comes main hall Physics class and tinally getting our caps and gowns We trust we have helped in building a better Camelot' .X - f K 1 . Xa'-xnxx xnxx X f ii I As we stand looking back through the silvery mist at l'l.l'l.S. we begin to remember JUNIORS President .. Jack Eblin Vie President , Dcnra Aakins Secretory . Soroh Boggess Trecgqrer Charles Romine The opening ol the toll season found these eoger squires bucking ossiduously lor their rights to knight- hood-the next yeor's Seniors ol l'l.l-l.S. Money making schemes prospered: campaign orotory poicl oft: athe letes become idols, ond sociol prestige rose to on all-time high with their JunioreSenior Prom. The future greotness of the Kingdom will be sole in their compee tent hands! A SIMPLE RACE 3 'Ms if 'G' 1 Norma Aborilk David Adams Tell Adams Ottie Adkins Donna Adkins Katherine Adkins Mary Adkins Nancy Adkins David Akers Jim Akers Torn Alexander Homer Anderson John Anderson Elmo Angles Arthur Annis John Arrington Betty Atkinson John Ball Charles Bollengee Dick Balogh Bill Barnes Sally Barrows Howard Basenback Mary Beckelheimer Mildred Been Ned Bell Judy Bentley Bill Bios Tam Biederman Florence Blankership Sora Boggess Jimmy Boggs Mike Booth Erwin Bowen Tom Brockman John Bressler Charles Broh Bill Brook Virginia Brooks Ada Jean Brown Sharon Brubaker Emily Bryant Donna Burton Charles Bush David Bush Bob Calhoun Jeanne Canterberry Carol Corgal Make Cassus Gale Castnnolr Jack Castleberry Bull Cave lee Chambers Karen Chapman Marlene Clagg Mary Cllff Paul Coffman Carolyn Cohen Tommy Coleman Becky Collxns Donna Collrns Edward Connelly Ann Covxngton Janne Cox Feggy Crabtree Jackie Crarg Betty Crawford Sally Crutcher Gall Cunmngham Path Cunnrrgham Margaret Curry Edsell Cyrus Podney Cyrus linda Darlmgton Gary Davis Patty Davrdson Ned DeJoumen Helen Derton lrnda Drllard Frank Dobbrns Nancy Doggelt Rlchard Duddung Roger Duddrng Jack Eblrn Edward Ellerbe Jack Elllott Sara Eubanks Frank Fannun Ruth Fannun Anna Mae Ferguson Harry Ferguson Lawrence Fetter Don Fralder Peggy Fleshman Ella Fllpprn Robert Force John Faster Mrke Fralrc Olrve Frazee Janice Frazrer Reed Fraxrer Jock Freeman Joyce Freeman Richard Freeman Rlchard Frrcke Bull Fu on Shlrley Fulton Carroll Fyffe Margaret Gerhold Carolyn Glbson Ernre G bson Nancy Gibson Poberf Glllum Paula Grssell Earlene Glover Eddre Goodno Bob Gray Norma Graves Judy Gruber Sarah Hagley Cl1ar'ot1e Hall Jane Hamcll Jrmmy Hamilton lourse Hanna Davnd Haptonstall Robert Harp Wanda Harrrson Burke Hawkrns Carol Hayes Zello Hayton Charles Hazletf Don Helton John Hemnger Judy Henmger ' It FOR THE VAIN TRIBUTE Roy Hensley Steve Herrold Elise Hess Jimmy Hicks Gene Hltchingl Shelva Holstine Robert Honaker Janice Hoover Robert Huff Carol Hurst Jackne Jackson Danna Johnson Gary Johnson James Johnson Norma Johnson Ronald Johnson Dan Janes Path Jones Jrmmre Jordan Patty Kaople Martha Kuger Carol Krlgore Emogene Kung Bull Kingsbury Kay Kitchen Dons Knnght Sharon Kromer Bob Lornb Jean Langdon Roberta Lawless Jnm Leonard louellen Lewrs Sara Lewrs Jim Life Lynda Lively Austrn Lockhart Delores Lucas Joan McClellan Chuck McComas John McComas Tommy McComas Anne McGehee Nancy McGrnms Barbara McGulfun Wanda Malcom Barbara Markrn Jack Mason Kay Matheny Frank Matthews Nancy Mays La Wanda Meador Pamela Meadows Helen Mechanic Barbara Mrller Ramona Mrlls Herbert Mrlstead Lassne Mae Mollelt Jrmmle Moreland Bob Morris Paul Morrrs Jo Ann Morrnson Joanne Mornson Frances Morrnson Tom Morgan Mary Allce Mosley Judrth Mossburg Bllly Mullen Richard Myers Henruella Mylar Betty Neaxe Bobby Nichol John Norrrs Carolyn Sue Nunn Sherry Osburn Pat Paden Davrd Parsons Russell Parsons Jrmmre Patrick Jo Ann Peck Mary Pennrngton John Perry Muchael Perry Reba Peters Mary lou Phrpps Agnes Prerson John Prerro James Punlrerman Andy Plunkett Bully Prlco Shirley Mitchell Patrucru Prlce John Pritchard Marty Pushkln Eleanor Rader James Ransom Peggy Ransom John Ratclrff Delons ay Jo Ann Reilly Janet Reger Phyllis Reed Nancy Reeder Paul Rice Betty Lou Riggs larry Riley Nadune Rnpley Betty Roberts Pat Robson Chuck Romrne Betty Ross Roger Rowley John Roy Jack Runyon Helo-n Russ ck Alnce Saunders Patty Scanlon Georgann Seager Jean Sexton Charles Sheers Shlrley Short Phyllas Shutf Fred Slgrlst Don Summon: Lrnda Snnkewutz Eula Suxemore Bull Smlth Shirley Snoddy Barbara Spangler Karlene Spohn Janice Staley Tom Staley Bonme Stanley Ramona Stanley Shurley Stapleton Patty Starkey Martha Stephens John Stlltner Ronald Stnltner Ina Sullivan Bully Swnng Bobby Syndor Jacqueline Terrell llbby Thablt Helen Thacker Sondra Thacker lralene Thomas Bobby Thompson Harry Thompson Bobby Trpton Ernest Tolle Reese Townsend Maryann Turner Ray Turner Frank Turrnll Gaul Walker Sue Waldron Charles Wagner Harry Wallace Donald Wossum Dorls Watts Johnny Whnte Margaret White Kelth Whrtten Carl Wuget Januce Wnllnams Brad Wrlson Fadwa Wunans Tommy Wrlson Anna Lee Wrnkle Beverly Wood Joan Wood Elaune Woodard Charles Wooten Larry Wooten loyal Wray Carol Lee Wright Leonne Wrrght Helen Wya.t Jack Young Joyce Young ' R Kathryn Smithson SOPHOMORES Pres, .. .. ...Fred Filclw Vice President . ..,Tom Carter Secretory . ... Linda Todd Treasurer . .,Wlllard Hunter Four liundred recruits from lour Junior Higlns severed all post allegionces quickly ond welded ilieir numbers into a compact unit ol Huntington High supporters. Tlwey have been thoroughly indoclrinofed willw ine ideals ol H.H.S. and give every promise ol luture grealness. THE FAIR BEGINNERS Don Aborizk Patricia Adams Alice Adkins Jessie Adkins Orman Adkins Richard Akers Albert Albers Libby Aldridge Nadine Aldridge Lois Alexander Norman Alexander Patricia Allen Charles Anderson Willard Anderson Reba Arthur Marilyn Ashworth Ruth Bailey Covel Baker Mary Martha Baker Teddy Baker Patricia Ballangee Judy Bangs Arlene Barbour Eddie Barr .lean Basenback Fred Beaver Billy Belt Barbara Bennett Jo Ann Bernard Mary Ann Bias Nancy Bias Wilda Bias Don Blake Margaret Blake Mary Lau Blake Geneva Blankenship Ellen Kathryn Bokair Virginia Bond Ella Faye Bowen William Boyer luella Brady Brewer Patsy Bright Billie Peggy Brilhart James Brinegar Nancy Brooks Dottie Brown Ronald Browning Vivian Brownlow Darryl Brumlreld Connie Buckner Sfann Burtlesx Dempsey Busby leo Byrd Guy Corn Colleen Caldwell Savrlla Caldwell Mary Ann Campbell Jam Canterbury Ann Carrco John Carson Tom Carter Freda Chafun Joyce Chaney Joyce Chapman Gary Chrlders Jrm Chrlders Judy Coffman Vernon Cole Duane Collrns Donna Connelly Janet Cook BettY Lou Corn! Wrlla Craft Nancy Crarg Mary Crawford Rosa Cremeans Ann Crockett Norvrlle Crowder Gene Cunnrngham Lanny Curry Tommy Curry Jerry Cyrus John Darrah Fred Davrs Janice Davns lrnda Davrs larry Derhl James Drngess Cecil Drshmon Carol Duddung Kenneth Dunham Kathleen Dudderar George Earls Allan Earls James Earls Jrmmre Eastham Tom Edmonds Donald Elknns Elrxabeth Ellerbe Rrchard Ellerbe Carol Ellison Frank Enslow Bob Eorrch Bully Eubonk Barbara Evans Robert Evans Shrrley Everett Don Ferguson Nancy Ferguson Harrrette Ferrell Donald Frlkms Hugh Ferrell Joy Fischer Betty Fischer Roberta Fnsh Freddy Fitch Tom Folsom Paul Fore Jamce Fortner Jrm Foster Rose Fox Stewart Fox Barbara Fullerton Delores Fulton Ethel lou Gander Delbert Gibson Phllhp Gibson Betty Glllum Alfredo Glssell Donna Grssell Jrmmy Gore Duck Gouldrng lenore Greenlee OUR HOARD IS LITTLE ,jim -I' ur Q 1 Q avn 4-9 vf vin DS' 1-.-.. - 'uv- as A--uv' :Y BUT CUR HEA xx., ,.., 011 9 r-.K 'TJ' Wai' Qin DS- f 539145 new ggi.. 'YK 'TJ' 4-19' ber' V RTS ARE GREAT Lucille Greenlee Lydla Grubb Elouse Gue Belly Sue Guihne Carol Hagley Marlene Hall Bull Hammond Kalhanne Hammock Donna Hann Donna Harbour Janet Horless Bull Harrell Bull Harshbarger lunda Harvey Bob Hallen Dolly Haul Davld Haur Brooke Hayes Mary Ann Hayes Davnd Hoxlelr Jackue Herald Homer Heck Dale Heckman Fred Hendershol Helen Henderson Marilyn Herbert Eddie Heller Jan Hulderbrand Jackie Hull Sandra Hullebrecl Lewns Hnnds Don Hmerman Lynn Hoey Robert Holderby Olreno Honaker Davnd Humahrees Juannla Humphries Wnllard Hunler Sharley Ingram Barbara Irby Sara Jenknns Vrrglnua Jenkins Don Johnson Ted Johnson Beverly Jones Jo Ann Jones Jumor Jones Pamcna Jones Ellen Jordon Joseph Jordan Karl Kauffman Ann Kellerman Mary Aluce Keyser Barbara Klngsbury Dee Knchen Barbara Kmgh! John Kohler Bull Lambert Carolyn Lawson Donna Layman Phyllns Legg Judy Lellch George Leonard Myrna Lell Delorls Lewrs Gary Lewns Lando Lewus Manlyn Lewns Shnrley lewns Bobby Lrnvnlle Ann Logan Prnscnlla Lohr Marcus Madsen Dan Melunoff Arthur McCallnsler Frank McCoy linda McCoy Larry McDowell Bull Mclllvaun Hornet McKown Robert Marcum Delorns Marhn Nancy Marhn Orma Masker Palsy Massey Donna Ruvh Maynar James Mayo Asa Meadows Jum Meek d qi ' ,X ' ' . K Ja 7, T I -1. A 'F L :Q f.:f,- ' T y ' as ' f- u , ' CsA.: rf' . ,K i 'IJ I . i ,N gh: I I B L rf. T L ew . Q I J , K 3 U L LV I 4- f , I V - - ' V 'Yi 3 - Q' Y L Q52 of A fl if ' X ,, Q A 'X V ' ' John Horne ' ' ' L- 441 -1 ' , 's 5 - K , , T - jfisfu 'vw 3,3 l 1' ' ' 'Q' 1 'as' - -H , f - W ' . . W J A Y Q T V. - A . .. ' . , . a j Q ' I -. . ,Af I - is I ,I T K y L, N, . r. .,. ui . ..L,, , , .-H, '51 , Barbara Merrntt Buelah Muchael Tommy Mulesku Bob Muller Wall Muller Nancy Mutchell Joyce Moore Jack Moore Jnm Morgan Norma Jean Morgan Betty Mullens Patty Mullens Vrcky Murdock Mary Catherrne Myers Paul Naarer Bruce Nelson Davnd Newlon Clara Newman Gary Nichols Gus Nuchols Jolene Nnchols Phyllus Nuchols Annette Nutter Ellen O Neal Rose Osburn Wnlma Osburn Janet Overby Danny Pannell Robert Partlow Tommy Payne John Perry Dan Pfuster Paula Pulkentan Duck Plymole Connue Preston Benny Prrce Mike Pnce Anna lean Prrdemore Jrm ProfTrtt Glorua Rodclnlf Robert Ramos Gilbert Ratcllff Sturley Ray Warren Reeser Henry Reger Geraldine Rrchardson Jack Rnckman Davnd Rlggs Joyce Rrggx Delores Rlgsby Gary Rose Opal Rose Mary Ross Natalie Ross Patty Ros! Chnstlna Rowe Norma lowsey Shirley Roy Sam Rule Barbara Runnells Marua Sampson Janet Savage Guy Sayles Bull Sealey Tom Searls Mary lou Sergant Sandra Shaffer Richard Shanklrn Carol Sharp Daphne Sheets Shrrla Shelton Bobby Shy Bernard Snmon Cecule Sumon Beverly Skaggs Sharon Slack Charles Ray Smuth Davrd Smith Jack Smrth Mayelma Smrth Paul Smlth James Smythe Martha Snavely Eva Smder Paul Svauldrng Margaret Spenser James Spurjock Chauncey Starkey Walter Starkey AND WHAT RIGHTS ARE GURS Bill Ransbottom WE DARE NOT STRIKE FOR Susan Starr Francns Steele landa Stephenson Charlotte Stone Dale Stone Martha Stone Ruta Swann Mary Swann Joann Swartz Barbara Taylor Gene Taylor Patrncua Teel Davrd Thabrt Loss Thacker Paul Thacker Nancy Thomas Barbara Thompson Eddne Thompson Thelma Thompson Betty Tnpton linda Todd larry Townsend Margaret Trrplett Helen Tsntouns Erma Tumbleson Joe Turner Harry Tweel Duck Vass Rosa lee Vttez Joan Walker Edwm Wallace larry Walls Charlene Ward Judy Word Marlene Ward Ray Warren Mary Washrngton Bull Watson Bob Watts Jack Waugh Barbara Webster Donald Whuto Norman White Pat White Beverly Wrllnams Dorothy Wrlllams Martha Wnlllams Ruby Wnllnams Sandra Wnlhams Don Wilson Jummue E Wulson Jlmmle-J Wilson Manlyn Wulson Duck Wolfe J D Wolford Eddue Woo Carolyn Woods Mary Lou Workman Donna Wnqht Elame Wrught Marlrn Wysong leon Young Alice Williams 1 ,uw af' fr - WANWMKWQ Z 'xg 2 5 I' , ' 'N ,- f in 55' Q '63 . 94? ,N f rf . x,, A ,sgg x ,SF . , Y 1- Eg . . 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To The o ory or h school hrs comrnunny ono hue rornon '39 E' - If F ,. , T , xf VX gil v f- ' - President ljO'f'y G? ding Vie Presdent Jim St. Clair Secretary Nancy Steele Corresponding Secretary Jane Hamil' Treasurer Bti' Barnes STUDENT COUNCIL: OUR QUEST THE BEST FOR H.H S First Row-D. Goulding, J. St. Clair, J. Hamill, N. Steele, B. Barnes Second Row-A. Plunkett, S. Mealey, M. Schradski, G. Kirk, S. Osburn Third Row-B. Lamb, J. Eblin, T. Braclrman, W. Hunter, D. Kitchen, B. Webster Fourth Row-B. Hawkins, R. Townsend, F. Fitch, W. Anderson, R. Fricke, S. Earl, A. Saunders Fifth Row-D. Wright, L. Todd, P. Brewer, N. Ross, J. Davis Sixth Row-J. Spurlock, M. Gerhold, M. Hall. M. Meyers, R. Cuttler, D. Bowyer Thirty-three knights and ladies embarked upon the quest, armed with a sense ot responsibility tor the attainment ot a better H.H.S. Sir Danny Goulding and Sir Jim St. Clair assigned many missions: Sweet song to grace the mead hall, Victory Boll, Tean Dcinsant, Twirp season dance, Trophy cases to build, Banners to tly tram the parapets announcing the Hilarities, Election, a Round Table meet at Jacksons Mill, Entertainment ol friendly knights from neighboring kingdoms. Thus the curtain tolls on another year! V!! OFFICERS l -.ldf-rt D L Bw.-,yr V D President Carolyn Baitmgardner 5 'fetory Torn fjguffv' lNAOVy Ali we Laws First Row-D. Bowyer, A. Wiseman, S. Cole, B. Kirln, H. Wortman, R. Thompson A. Keyser, N. Brandenburg, S. Adams, J. Hayes, S. Bowen Second Row-R. Cuttler, D. Goulding, N. Steele, M. Udoft, J. Berger, R. Brown B. Ellis, S. Collins. S. Stitham, I. Duffey, M. Ball, C. Bode, T. Fulcher, C. Boumgardner, M. Lawson Third Row-J. Jordon, F. Blizzard, G. Fleming, S. Silverman, T. Schill, F. Parsons B. Maulr, J. Ball, J. Powers, E. Toggle, J. Britton TCRCH: SERICDUS SEEKERS AFTER KNOWLEDGE .Mg i HQ? N I .Q - 'a1lJ l 1. QF .fat tell is 9 fi Q, Qgxzxx fl l5L,IihF-ld Forty-two Knights and Ladies representing the upper titteen per cent in scholarship from the senior class were inducted into the National Honor Society at our annual assembly. The Torch ot Knowlf edge was passed from hand to hand, symbolic of our continuing quest. Later we chose Ruth Ann Brown to represent us in the contest tor Queen ot Love and Beauty. There wos weeping, woiling, ono gnosning ol Teeth os compoign promises were believeo by the gullible oncl improved upon by The rivol porty. Romonces ond lome ilies were broken up os everybody roolc sides To iight tooth ond noil. The Congressional porry ond The Pro' firesaive both pm up o good nght but The Congressionolf. condidoiez, Jock Eblin ono Filchoro Friclce come through w1.h me mosr voles, To The vicforg were given The spoile- rhe Presidency ond Vice Presidency ol H.H.S. N. Johnson, B. Mays, D. Bowyer, S. Earl, P. Budd, S. Silverman, M. Peters, M. Sherman, E. Glover ALL THE MONEY IN THE LAND CANNGT BUY THE PCJWER IN MY RIGHT HAND R. Cutiler, J. Powers, T. Fulcher, M. Sherman, N. Brandenburg, T. J. Eblin, R. Fricke, R. Hagley, J. Sf. Clair, D. Goulding, D. Wright, Adams, B. Musgrave, J. Moreland A. Keyser, D. Bowyer 42 MATH Sitting-L. Darlington, E. Tuggle, S. Osburn, J. Hamill, J. Williams. P. Fleslnman Standing-N. Doggelr, C. Brolw, S. Collins, J. Powers, J. Jolinslon, S. Cole, B. Harp, Miss Neman. R. Cyrus, N. DeJourneH, T. Sclwill N. Welle, S. Boggess Kneeling-R. Townsend, B. Lamb, F. Parsons, S. Fricke, A. Keyser Slanding-T. Adams, B. Maulr, R. Cuhler, M. Gerhold, M. Udoll, B. Andrews, N. Steele, G. Fleming, R. Thompson, J. Ball, M. Sherman, B. Musgrave, S. Silverman, B. Barnes Silling--C. Bode, M. Scliradski, H. Worlman, F. Turrill Slanding-W. Cave, J. Youn , B. Friclle, B. Mullins, J. Eblin, L. 9 J. Davis, M. Levy, J. Roy, G. Castanoli OFFICERS 1' .srl Siirley Fri' in l rctidenl Bearss Andrew. Alma K-Min' 'w:'Qy Sree sf Vflgg 'vlfle Ne.-mn S3a,lf3al,'er Sfiirley consulted liar many lvlalnernalicians a. ,r lfic luluic lar ine year. In llwe glare an Ynilialion dinner was szen by one, a bin Clwrislmas dance wfilw ine Scfence Club was lorlold, tl'e selling al stationary ana magazine. jqallwe,-ing ai Clvizlmas lays lor llie bays and girls. Ono Qqulre aslamaed lne group by seeing in tlie luiure a bla aurnamen, wne e they would be spangars al a Howe 3. Harrarsf' Slnirley Friclce became our representative lor lflii l-luniinganfan. Quf annual MatlwfSCY-ence Cula picnz. -r Q iialfce :'a'rn :cnc uaea a successlul yeaf. Fetler 43 C. Alexander, J. Trainer, J. Perry, M. Puskin B. Tomlin, J. Brown, T. Adams, J, White, E Cyrus, R. Hagley, L. Wright, K. Whitten, O Adkins, R. Mays, D. Wright, J, St. Clair, J Stone, D. Bond, C. Banks, B. Runyon, D Goulding, B. Musgrave, R. Brown, J. Powers V. Howell, T, Sehill, J. Conard, C. Morris W. Craig, T, Simmons, R. Fricke I C ONLY VARSITY H CLUB THE PROVEN WARRIORS CAN OBTAIN RECOGNITION Our Quest-this club doth honor the knights ol the fourt who hove been outztonding in every sport. Our club did choose ond bedeck with roses the Queen ol the greot tournornent be- tween the kingdom ot I-Iuntington High ono the kingdom ol Ye Olde Guvondottef' This queen lvlorionno Reed wos crowned Miss Pony Express olong with her two otten- donts, Gerry Bernoro ond Shirley tv1eoIey,OUr club olso picked tive Queeni To regn over the regionol trock tournornent. Sweet nteots ond wine by our brove knights were sold during the greet bosketboll tournornente. We odoed to the lestivitv ot the Hunt- ington I'Ii-Ioritiee with our mighty booth. the New Lite CtJD anv student ig we: have accepted Chr ,oin. This year the it who have taithtutiy These knights have Chriitian teltowahip year was a iooiat other NLC. at the aiv'--ion ot Ht-t.S. is one ctub that onne to oftera out ontv those who at aa their owr' personot Savior may ua has had twenty knights and fodiei attended each round table meeting. been bent or' a quest to provide ot H.H.S. The main protect ot the whT:h this group sponsored tor the iurrounoinq area. NEW! D'r:s'deht Ge S1 ' v' e Presaert Sv fefurv . i F. Secretary Araefp Vvk,-rr ireli tau' 1: So 'ati UFE CLUB First Row-H. Martin, A. Wiseman, J. Hayes, D. Bowyer, G. Spuriock Second Row-M. Gerhold, M. Turner, J. Davis, L. Thacker, H. Ferguson Third Row-D. Collins, J. Mossburg, E. King, J. Riggs, Mr. Jones Fourth Raw-S. Stidham, B, Kirin, C. Wagner, B. Canterbury Fifth Row-G. Ratclitt, J. Hoover, J. Adams DRAMATIC CLUB First Row--B. Miller, S. Boggess, C. Hayes, M. Gerhold, S. Williams, S. Collins, E. Gander Second Row-S. Osburn, L. Sinkewiti, N. Doggett, B. Guthrie, B. Fisher, S. Williams, C. Simon, C. Caldwell, L. Darlington Third Row-C. Broh, J. Prichard, J. Staley, S. Silverman, M. Sherman, E. Bokair, C. Peters, P. Budd, S. Barrows Fourth Row-B. Mauk, G. Seager, D. Spotloe, D. Bowyer, M. Blake, E. Sizemore, J. Craig, M. Clift, M. Phipps. C. Morris Filth Row-F. Parsons, B. Jones, N. Craig, H. Tsitourus, N. Fotos, N. Thomas, S. Cole, C. Earl, M. Pancake, C. Neff Sixth Row-M. Crawford, E. Jordan, M. Williams, V. Bond, P. Ross A. Covington, C. Nunn, C. Cargal, C. Spohn, C. Cohen, A Plunkett, P. Reed Seventh Row-L. Greenlee, L. Alexander, P. Brewer, J. Nichols, M Myers, B. Merritt, L. Todd, D. Sheets, M. Samson, L. Greenlee, S Stidhcm Ei hth Row-M. Mossbur M. Udoft G. Flemin R. Cuttler M. Reed 9 9- - Qi - . C. Smithson, C. Waldron, B. Bright, Jenkins, B. Hayes, V. Brooks, D. Kameese OFFICERS :'e5id0 t Qfgp Be fi C fm-i Vice President 'vtarvar' Pano Se-:re'ary Nancy Doggy' Treosyfer Sherry GSE ,- C b Sammi' Mrs. Cum- The members ot Ye Ole Dramatic Club are students who are in quest ol learning the art ol dramatics and having a good time. This year, as usual, several ol our members took part in the Christmas play which is put on every year. Besides this some ol our members participated in a childrens play put on by the Junior League ot Huntington. The play was presented at many ol the schools in Huntington and the surrounding area. Among our social events this year was a Christmas dance. ROADS TO AGREEMENT Salutatorian Betty Ellis Heavy Traffic Hanorarian Roy Hogley Getting Ahead Betty said that in a recent Roper poll which aslced why send children to high school, the largest vote was to get them ready tor a job. Next came: to teach them to get along with people. The senior speakers used the general theme Roads to Agreementl' in their search for causes ot discord, and means of getting along better with people. Ray told us that there were three kinds of people on the road, those who get away in the sense of getting away with murder, or maybe getting away from a trattic cop: those who get along and are doing just what the exe pression implies-moving with the trattic: and the third group, getting ahead'i sometimes arrives at important destinations and sometimes lands in hospitals. Honorarian Rose Belle Cuttler Road Bloclcsn Salutatorian . ,, , Carolyn Baumgardnef No Honlming on the Highway Rose Belle learned that the ditticult people we encounter are usually victims ot tear. She believes that when we recog- nize and understand this road block, the danger ot collisions will be much less. Carolyn Found a man-Thornton Wilder, American author and teacher-who called ours The Silent Generation. He admits that the young people of today may laclc some ot the characteristics of our forefathers, who cleared a wilderness, but he thinlcs they may be developing traits to cope with new problems of the twentieth century. The con- clusion of the spealcers was that young people ot the present generation may be discovering new approaches to the road which they are traveling together. Carolyn Boumgardner, Rose Bella Cuttler, Roy Hcgley, Betty Ellis, Miss Daniels .9-Elf' r Ms'-f ii's 'if-is - ill gi , ...,u....,,., i , , ,l President M Der Sirrirnans Vice President . Carolyn Baurngardner Secretary-Treos.rer . Barbara tvtiler Sponsor .M. D. Hall The Forum Club was organized by a group ot knights and ladies who wished to discuss intelligently problems pertain' ing to knights at their own age. We have been quite success- tul in our quest and have discussed interesting topics: such as: What is School Spirit, I-low To Get Along With Your Parents, and What is Wrong With Teen-agersf' Since this is the tirst year ot the Forum Club, we are looking forward to many lively discussions and hope that the squires who will attain knighthood next year, as well as the older knights, will continue to carry on successfully their lruittul quest. THE FGRUM CLUB Center Row-L. Darlington, C. Wiget, C. Nunn, K. Spahn, M. Pennington Outer Circle-D. Simmons, E. Ellerbe, P. Morris, G. Sayles, K. Adkins, B. Swing, K. Matheny, Miller, J. Canterbury, Hayes, C. Wright, A. McGhee C. Baumgardner, M. Ball, M. D. Hall, B. J. McClellan, N. Reeder, B. Markin, C. Standing-P. Meadows, C. Cohen, C. Cargal, A. Plunkett 48 W, FUTURE NURSES CLUB First Row-Rae Duncan, Norma Aborilk, Betty Ruth Carroll, Carol Cargel, Tharon Williams Second Row-Joyce Watson, Lois Johnson, Judy Coffman, Barbara Fullerton, Dolly Hauff, Becky Collins, Helen Wyatt, Joan Henson, Madeline Barbour Pffedn-r V. . -- PM-s Gent Sp ,,,., li-:as ' MSS ll ftt 'gti'nian Candidate A comparatively new organization, the Future Nurses Club is a little more than two years old. It is sponsored by the wives ol local doctors, The clubls school sponsor is Miss Adelaide Russel. The quest ot this club is to give girls who are interested a better insight into nursing. As part ol this quest que-tt spealceri- lrorn St. Marys Hose .. .Tharan Williarrs . , Lois Jean .lohnsor ... Joanne Wood Joyce Watson .., Rae Duncan pitol and the Veterans' Hospital spolce about the advantage ol civil and government nursing. The club also toured St. Marys Hospital, the C and O Hospital, and the Vet- erans Hospital. The club Contributed to the Red Cross Chest and Co-spon- sored a booth in the Hilarities. Our candidate tor Miss Huntingtonianm was Rae Duncan. Seated-C. Lawton, S. Adams, N. Fountoine, T. Williams 1 I Q . , X First Row-L. lllian, D. Kamees, Mrs. Floding, E. McClintock, S. Taylor, J. Sperry, B. Mays .5 1 ' X Q A x g 5 XXXQ Second Row-E. Flippin, J. Wood, J. Bentley, L. Thabit, L. Hanna f- 1 .H A X. ij 4, E Third Row-N. Abofask, c. Lawson, H. Farrell, B. sfqniey. s. Brubaker, P. simiey, R. Mills, 4 ' ' , B. Kime, A. Pierson K X .-'ll'- X -, L XX 1951 l 5Y1:,4,:nQQn- l ,l f 'LQ y ' i X A 1 yi ty lx 4' fi Wx HQME ECONOMICS WWW Lili... PVGSHCPY -A -NWN FC 'tv F9 Tlie l-lame Economics Club did its part in lielping to malee Vice Presydem H wmv Wycms l-l.l-l.S. a perrect Camelot. For lrom being tlwe Slqallery maids al King Artlwns time. lnowever, tlne g'rls learn l'iow Seimlory Ciofffffe Lows io worlc in a modern lcitclwer, llwe damses made Coolies to Treasure, , y Shine Adams send to tlie Skate l-lospital at Clwnstmas. Money was raised in various ways and donated to wortlfiy causes. Some ol Faulty Sponsor Ulvlrs. Foo tie metlnods used were selling coat liangers. making and selling corsages at Christmas, and Having a lisli pond at tlwe carnival. In addition to flnis we nad mary partes and teas. Under tlie Capable leaderslwip ol Mrs, lzlading, ye olde year ol V952-53 afforded a lot ol lan lor tlwe inure lnomef malcers lar the lcingdom. The Huntington High School Junior Red Cross opened its year with a very successful enrollment drive in the fall. Our knights and ladies gave service to Barnett Day Nursery with parties at Christmas, St. Valentine's Day, and Easter, and to the Huntington State Hospital with spring and tall variety shows and a Christmas party given with the county Junior Red Cross Council. With the Student Council and the Art Club we completed the decorations with the court ot Huntington High at Christmas. Each club in school assis- ted in tilling the chest to be sent to a school overseas. Three al our ladies received awards tar volunteer service at the Veterans' Hospital. President , .,.. Jennie Lee Ball Vice President .. .4.,,,... John Stone Secretary . , ..., Helen May Wortman Treasurer Mary Lynn Bal JR. RED CRCSS First Row-M. Myers, B. Merritt, P. Crabtree, P. Jones, S. Barrows, N. Mays, C. Hayes, M. Williams, M. Crawford, B. Fullerton, N Craig, P. Reed, D. Kamees Second Row-J. Stone, J. Ball, M. Ball, H. Wortman Third Row-M. Puslrin, J. Canterbur S. Cole P. Fleshman A. Wise YI I I ' man, A. Booth, L. Johnson, M. Pancalre, P. Bennett, T. Williams, B. Carroll, E. Bokair, S. Bolt, J. Hayes, L. Alexander, R. Williams S. Ray, L. Lewis, M. Gerhold, J. Bentley, C. Baumgardner, R Thompson, C. Neff, R. Osburn, N. Wolfe, M. Turner, V. Bond, M Keyser, S. Starr, F. Beaver Fourth Row-B. Mauk, J. Berger, R. Duncan, B. Taylor, l. Duffey, L Hinds, B. Musgrave, A. Keyser, N. DeJournett, J. Meek, L. Cham bers, B. Earich DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Our lcingdom ot Distributive Education in the province ot l-l.l-l.S. is a member ol the Distributive Education Clubs ot America. lts purpose is to encourage young knights and ladies to prepare themselves in order to talce advantage ot the many opportunities in the tield at distribution. We have had a very successful year . . . o style show was given lor the student body in the auditorium, We had a First Row-D. Shearer, S. Skaggs, G. Dingess, M. Arthur, C. Copen Second Row-D. Rudd, D. Clere, B. Spurloclr, J. Mayo, D. Hall Third Row-B. Canterbury, B. Barbour, A. Chinn Standing-J. Chapman, E. McCallister, J. Mohone, R. Nease, M. O. Brumfield oicnic at Rainbow Bridge lor members ol the class, and lun was had by all. Beverly Barbour mode a very pretty candidate tor Miss l-luntingtonian. Our sponsor, Mr. Brumtield, has ably helped us to develop leadership, choose on occupation, and meet responsibility. Presidert ., .. . .Shir ey Slraggs Vice President ,.. . ,Brad Canterbury Secretaryfreasurer . . Beverly Barbour First Row-J. St. Clair, T. Adams, B. Gray, B. Musgrave, D. Wright, J. Stone Second Row-J. Rathburn, J. Brown, D. Goulding, J. Moreland, D. Bowyer, M. Udofl, V. Howell Third Row-K. Templeton, J. Conard, A. Keyser, A. Lockhart, M. Pushkin, N. Fotos, J. Berger, C. Alexander, B. Watson RO Ye Olde Ro Club had a very fine year. For under the patron- ship ol the Earl ol Rathburn and Lord Mayo the worthy knights ol the Ro completed many line conquests. At the beginning ol the year l9 squires were lcnighted into the club. Next was the great outdoor least ot hot dogs at Kiwhana Visto and the lcnights helped in the March ol Dimes. Then a huge Christmas least followed with dancing and merrymalcing. Ol course, the knights helped the Rotary Club with their annual Christmas party and entertained the Rotary at two regular meetings. Then there was the party lor the children at Morris Memorial Hospital, and to end the year all the knights ioined in a merry picnic in the forest. Fourth Row-B. Wilson, E. Clay, K. O. Marcum, T. Schill, R. Friclre, J. Elliott, A. Earls Filth Row-R. Townsend, B. Tomlin, J. Eblin Sixth Row-K. Whitten, B. Barnes, W. Hunter CLUB President .... . ...Jim St. Clair Vice President .. .,., Tell Adams Secretary .. , .... Bob Grey Treasurer .... ...Bob Musgrave Sergeant at Arms ...,.. .... D an Wright Corresoonding Secretary .,.... Tom Schill Chaplain . ..,.. John Stone Dnrector Mrs Alta Hemz 6 A X99 KNIGHTS OF MUSIC Prestdent Norma J Brandenburg Vnce Prestdent So ra Boqess Secretary Betty Ruth Carroll Treoslrer Jaclce Chr star Pres dent Jlm Be qer Vuce Prestdent John Secretary o Treasurer aul Faculty Sponsor Mrs Alta Stone Ma lc Jones Hexnz Thts year l952 l953 AD has been a busy one lor the Knnghts ot Musnc The turst semester saw the Lords and Ladues ol the Huntnngton Htgh Glee Club gnvnng a contata three ttrnes and ten other programs durmng the Yule season The second semester was opened wuth the annual Sprung Concert held rn the auditorium ot Ye Old Castle Brlngung the year to a close the Lords and Ladles ot Music dressed tn all ot their beauty and gallantry sang tor graduatton Throughout the year the chosen Kmghts and Ladies quartet and trno gave numerous programs tor banquets and other social gatherungs Donng a beautatul 'ob ot dxrectung all ot these tuncttons was Her Royal Htghness Mrs Hemz st Rwel Reilly J Hayes P Jnes J B tly B ODII Adluns H Mylar M Mltchell Second Row J Hoover L Johnson P Scanlon D Karnees J Free Thtrd Row-C Wallter D Kaylor N Brandenburg S Boggess W Perdue J Sarver J Lewis P Bennett Fourth Row M Pennington A Wlnkler S Colllns A Plunlzett H Workman J Treese N Mays C Hrckman D Johnson Fttth Row M Kuger S Adams C Nunn G Seager J Chrutuan B Carroll S Osburn Suxth Row J Langdon J Watson J Chnlders S Drxon A Booth C Net? 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' ' 7, 1 1 . fi WEST VIRGINIA BAND FESTIVAL Flag raising at Fairfield Stadium For years every qualifying high school band in West Virf ginia has iourneyed to Huntington lor the annual sprina Festival, The city throws open its gates-and homes-to tive thousand budding musicians. The streets resound with the rhythm ol marching teet and enthusiastic cheers ol appreciative spectators. The multi-colored uniforms, the high-stepping maiorettes and drum majors. and most ol all the bright young laces ol the boys and girls present a spec- tace unique in the world today. A three hour parade lea turing tiltyetivc bonds culminates in a tinal display ol man, euvers at Fairtield Stadium. Lite Magazine sent its best to photograph the pageantry. The bus ride to Huntington wos long ond hotg the porode through town wos goy, but gruehng. Oh, my oching tegs ond swoiten dogs! Let's retox! Hospitobte Ht-t.S. otters her green lown ond shody trees for just this purpose, ond Boy! do we enjoy it! H -1 .ii 59 Presidfert Stawle, Si ve' Vfce Fwsaerr Rath Tncrr 'r Se' relax N11-' , ben W' 'f T'eas r Ccrciyn Wa le' S s Mx Nfr' 1 Tlwe Science Clubs quest was to interest all the Alchemists in becoming a perlect lvierlin at Carne- lot. In preparing these aspirants lar their tasks, tlwe Science club presented movies pertaining ta clnem' istry and visited the Nickel plant. First Row-S. Silverman, R. Kern, N. Wolfe, T. Williams, B. Miller, Same al tlte clubs proiects were reviewed by al- M- Scltfadflli. J- SP'-WY. 5- T0Yl0f. 3- Kime- R- Tl'0mPS0f' Chemists from dipcerem, kingdoms Gr Chorlegon. Second Row-J. Shaffer. J. Powers, B. Gray, M. Udoff, T. Wood, H. Wortman, Mr. Nichols Wbile resting tram tlteir many tasks in tlte scientitic world, tltey arnused tlternselves witlw picnics ana dances. SCIENCE CLUB hav Flfsf ROW-R-Towftsefti C'W0llle'- L.J0hf1wn.5-Adams First Row-S. Fricke, N. Brandenburg, D. Johnson, E. Glover, J Second Row-M. Levy. R. Hagleyl F. Parsons' T. Schm' 8. wilson' B' Pentley, S. Earl, N. Fotos, J. Cox, T. Fulcher. W. Cave, G. Flem Maui, J. Smith, C. Wiger, F. Turrill mg Second Row-R. Cuttler, B. Carroll, T. Alexander, B. Barnes, L Chambers, B. Hawkins, R. Fricke bl G. Pregident V .e Pics cent Secretary Sc:'s r First Row-B. Merritt, E. Gander, B. Hayes, N. Brooks, V. Brooks, C. Ellison, K. Smithson, R. Fox, L. Todd Second Row-P. Pilkerton, M. Pennington, B. Markin, P. Starkey, N. Reeder, N. Thomas, L. Dillard, J. Williams, K. Spohn, D. Gissell, S. Stidham, A. Crockett Third Row-S. Starr, D. Sheets, M. Baker, D. Knight, M. Mosely, J. McClellan, J. Craig, N. McGinnis, J. Hilderbrand, J. Humphries P. Ross, J. Banga Fourth Row-M. Myers, P. Brewer, S, Slack, N. Ripley, M. Phipps, S. Barrows, A. Nutter, N. Ross, P. Gissell, J. Langdon, H. McKown, W. Harrison, H. Mylar, D. Adkins, J. Mossburg, E. King, M. Blake Filth Row-N. Aborisk, J. Cox, B. Fischer, S. Williams, D. Kitchen, N. Craig, J. Young, J. Fischer A. A. Carolyn Bacmgardre' , Fmogere Kira . Donna Adkhs .MssRth Ds The ladies ol Camelot, as well as the knights, are interested in sports and the active participation in them tor pure rec' 'eation as well as recognition. For this reason the Girls' Athletic Association serves a real need in developing our well rounded kingdom. Membership is oased on a point system with honors awarded at the end ol the year, Partfci' potion in a wide range ot sports is encouraged, and along with these sound standards ol sportsmanship are instilled. Rummage sales, weiner roasts, and swimming parties adaed more ofthe purely social to our active club. BY SPORTS LIKE THESE ARE ALL THEIR CARES BEGUlL'D STUDENT ACTIVITIES LIGHT HEARTED JESTERS ENLIVEN THE SPIRITS OF THE HEAVY LADEN First Row-G. Castinoli, C. Morris, T. Fulcher, F. Parsons, S. Williams, J. Powers, P. Budd, M. Sherman, E. Tuggle, C. Hayes, M. Cliff, D. Goulding Second Row-D, Pitsenberger, M. Peters, J. Christian, L. Bartc, A. Lockhart, B. R. Carroll. S. Cole. R. Lawless, E. Flippin, M. Schrad- ski, L. Sinkewitz, S. Collins, M. Steiner, N. Doggett, J. St. Clair Third Row-C. Peters, J. L. Ball, B. Gray, A. Keyser Qur Quest-Fools ol ourselves we did make While the multitudes with laughter did shake We are the iesters ot the Court and lacked not the tools to play the parts. Sir Danny Goulding, Sir Nose Nelson Sir Phil Gibson, Sir Matthew Sherman, Sir Art Keyser, Sir Powers and Casts ol thousands led the multitudes in merry' President Dam-y Gouldng VU e Preside't J n St. Cair Secretary Carol Pere s making belore the big tournaments. These tournaments were between the Kingdom ol I-l.I-l.S. and the lesser Kingdoms ol Charleston, Logan, Williamson, Parkersburg and the still lesser Kingdom al Ye Olde Guyandotte. And thus another year ot cheer doth end While our interest toward another year doth bend Y - T E E N S . . I MADE THEM LAY THEIR HANDS IN MINE AND SWEAR . .. Hillebrecht, S. Slack, E. Gander, A. Crockett, S. Shaffer, J. Coffl First Raw-B. Adkins, D. Williams, E. Jordan, N. Craig, D. Kitchen, S man, R. Osborne, C. Dudding, N. Thomas Second Row-E. O'NeiI, M. Lewis, B. Webster, N. Morgan, J. Fortner N. Ross, M. Keyser, J. Chaney, L. Davis, J. Banga, M. Workman L. Lewis, C. EIIison Y-Teens quests this year have incIuded that oi prof mating Iun and IeIIowship among its own members by means ot outdoor suppers and a tattyfpuII to which I-Ii-Y Uknightsw came in QII their splendor to vie Ior the chance to excel ir such chivaIrous deeds as kitchen knights struggIing tc conquer sticky tatty or as squires in the stateIy dance with Iair Y-Teen Iadies. Other quests were undertaken in re' sponse to caIIs for service. These incIuded sending chocof r siaent . Nao., T' 'vs Vice President . Rcse Osb r' Sezreta Mary AI' Q Keys:- Treas er Mary I.c, VVf'vrr:c ates over seas, contributing crayoIas to the I'I.I-IS. Rea Cross chest, assisting in CrippIed Childrens GuiId Tag Day, providing candy tor a Christmas treat tor a mission Sunday SchooI, and manning a telegraph booth at the Hi-Iarities to assist the school in its annuaI money-making proiect. The goaI oi the cIub, not unIike that oi the knights oi oId, is to stress the importance oI Iiving pure, speaking true, righting wrong, and IoIIowing, ever more cIoseIy, the King ot Kings. Ea :-To-Cfe' Assstart ECJ'?Cr B.s 'ess Ma'ager Assistart M:'3ger Scc'ts Eaitor . CV atc' 81 Evhange Reporters Nancy Thomas, Mary Lou Blake, Nancy Craig Lc, Gander John Mcccmas TATLER Jie Ddakg Joarre McC'e lar . Pat Prize Richard Mays , Dick Bow-,er Je Arn Peck Mae Meabon, Ethel Typists Wanda Perdue, Patr'cia Miller Photographer . Fred Hendershof Advser ,... Mrs, James Herald The royal Realm ot Tatler under the reign at Queen Eliza- beth ltderoldl executed sixteen proclamations during the year including the fabulous twenty page Coronation Edi- tion which was otticially released May I8. Miscellaneous edicts were published every two weelcs and in their coverage ran the gamut at activities tram athletic events and beauty contests to political rallies and honor rolls. Most notable ot these were those depicting the pag- eantry synonymous with the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. The Coronation of Senior Edition crowned the ettorts ot the loyal subjects ot The Realm ot Tatler. lt comprised not only a summary oi both individual and group achievements scholastic and extracurricular, which highlighted the school year, but also a history ot the graduating seniors. Seated-W. Perdue, P. Miller, J. McClellan, D. Bowyer, J. Peck Standing-F. Hendershot, N. Thomas, E. Gander, Mrs. Herold, R. Mays, J. McComas, N. Craig, M. Blake, P. Price Mr. Arnold, our director y K . K.. i , . , l l ll it- is H. Tsitouris, J. Davis, B. Kingsbury, Mr. Arnold, E. Hess, D. Rollyson, N. DeJournet, E. Sizemore, J. Bell, M. Parker, J. Viclrers, S. Herald. T. Alexander, G. Bickar President .. Vice President .. Secretary . Treasurer Librarian .. Assistant Librarian Demo George Bicirar Bi' Kfngsbxy Jean Roiyscr Rod:-ey Cyxs Peggy Ransof' . Elise Hess The Huntington High Orchestra under the capable direction ot Mr. Leland S. Arnold has had a very successful year. All ot the members mode All-State Orchestra at Charleston. We had a student lyceum program which featured the Song Rangers from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. We presented two concerts during the year. Our representative tor Miss Huntingtonian was the attractive Elise Hess. ART CLUB First Semester President Mary A ice Lawson Vice President ..,.. Jane Hamill Secretary ,,,. Betty Harris Treasurer Loretta lllian Faculty sparsar .. Miss Lucie Lewis Second Semester President . , Jane Hami' Vice President Secretary , Treasurer , Sara Jenkins . . . .Clare Newman . Carole Corgal I mt if r 5 Q r. f T , f-mf Mf The knights ol the Art Club during the last year have been on a quest to bring about more understanding and ap- preciation lor art in our school and community. Many deeds ol valor were performed lor the symphony, such as painting the membership bus, designing and building sets tor Hfxmal and the Night Visitors and decorating lor the annual Black B. Harris, J. Hamill, C. Neman, S. Jenkins, C. Cargal, M. Lawson, L. lll n and White Ball. The kinglets ol our round table painted a Halloween window tor the Pilgrim Laundry to inspire lun instead ol destruction lor the holiday. The club took several trips to the Huntington Galleries to see the different exhibits and ended the year with an exhibit of its own work and reception tor the PTA. J. Canterbury, C. Baumgarclner, M. Mossburg, G. Lawton, P. Ranson F. York, N. Martin, J. Hill, N. Ross, H. Martin, A. Kellerman, J. Jordan J. Williams, J. Short 4-1.9 FUTURE TEACHERS OF THE KINGDCDM First Row-B. Mays, P. Ross, J. Bernard, 5. Adams, J. Hayes, E. Mc- Clintock, S. Bowen, A. Keyser, K. Chapman, N. Wolfe Second Row-M. Turner, M. Peters, E. Barta, G. Bernard, M. Ball, J. Childers, H. Tsitouris, E. Sizemore, R. Lawless, S. Fricke, P. Fleshman, D. Kitchen, l.. Wright Third Row-M. Workman, M. Myers, C. Newman, Miss Aber, J. Davis, C. Neff, A. Booth, N. Steele The FTA. is becoming one oi the most popular clubs in the kingdom ot old H.l-l.S. And no wonder! Some ot our quests this year include our visitation to other kingdoms lCammack, Oley, West, etc.l where we learned their cus- toms. A Ball was held in the gym at which all the knights and ladies ot l-l.H.S. had a real george time. The annual Vresidert Alma tiene' V'ce President .... .,.EaI'e McCl?r:s lf Secretary ,. ... ... . , Joy e Ant' Hates Correspondirg Secretary .. Shirley Bene' Treasurer ...,,. ..... . ., Shfrley Adams tea was a success. Many mothers and daughters and a lew teachers shared the good time. At the social meetings there were speakers who told us oi possible luture quests tor the F.T.A. There have been bountilul dinners in several mead halls this year. The pages were on hand to usher at many events, among them Baccalaureate and Commencement. We will not target ye iolly olde year ot i952-53. ., X f X In CIUW, MEE T F , i m ll i ' l 1 ' 7J Q Tg iiflt xl: J' E ' 1: ,J . f'g,',. ' '.,' h I W ., s- W ' -A NST- V va ..-ig 2 HUNTINGTON HI-Y The gallant knights ot the Huntington High H-Y have per- Iormed many chivalrous deeds this past year. The year was packed with activities and projects trom the time all ot these courageous men were pledged into the Hi-Y until the cational Guidance Program in which these outstanding young men endeavored to learn of a business or trade baby sitting Ior voters on election day, and the Youth in Government Program in which they learned about their city government which they had control ot tor a day are Iollowing May when they emerged better men tor having served the HIAY. only a tew ot the many things accomplished by the Hunting ton High Hi-Y. Indeed Merlin himself couldnt have ac The Chirstmas dance with the Independent Hi-Y, the Vo- First Row-T. Schill Second Row-J. Eblin, T. Fulcher Third Row-R. Kern, W. Reeser, M. Udotf, Sponsor Mr. Jones Fourth Row-T. Ducker, G. Fleming, J. Johnston, A. Annis Fifth Row-J. Elliott, B. Gray, D. Spotloe, B. Wilson, T. Woods Sixth Row-R. Townsend, R. Brown, J. Smith, B. Hawkins, T. Adams Seventh Row-B. Musgrave, D. Wright, B. Swing, J. Meek, E. Parsons .ff 5? l' ' 1 I, I fum. complished more than the Huntington High Hi Y President Tom Schill Vice President Tom Fulcher Secretary Jack Eblin Treasurer Dick Kern Chaplain Warren Reeser Sergeant at Arms Monte Udott President ..... Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer Row 1-L. Lewis, M.Worl:mcn,C. Newman, P. White, S. Starr Row 2-T. Mileslri, S. Burtless, F. Fitch, T. Carter, Sponsor Mrs. Wilkerson NATU .. , . .Freddie Fitch . ...Tom Carter ...Susan Starr Pat White RE CLUB Another unit ol King Arthuns Round lable is the Club ol Nature, whose purpose is to lathom something ol the great mysteries ol Gods world about us. Members were led in their search ot the Castle ol Biology by the sponsor, Mrs. Wilkerson. One ol the largest and best carried out pro' iects was the sponsoring ot The Museum ol Nature in the Huntington l-lilarities. A contributing factor to the successlul booth was the acquaintanceship ol the insect and tree identitication lcey made possible by the sponsor. The Club also planned several botanical and ornithological tield trps and a recreational outing. BLUE RANGERS First Row-D. Watts, J. Smith, D. Pitsenberger, M. Porlrer, J. Staley. J. Hcmmesfahr, J. VcnHoose, J. L. Morris President . . Second Row-B. Holsombaclr, D. Sheets, W. Newman, B. Romsey, P. Jones, J. Pate Vice President ,. Secretary .. Treasurer Sponsor Rangers are we, tilted with notes that are blue, May we count on the support ot you, you, and you. Our quest is ancient as that most holy grail, 'Tis music lor all, 'tis music we hail. We hope to replace Victor, Red Seal. and Decca With sounds sott and sweet along with hot liclca. The magic ot Merlin from these instruments shall wend, Causing the Lancelots and Guineveres to romantically blend. As ye sway, hop, and glide across the dance tloor, We hope ye shall call loudly lor more, more, and more. OFFICERS Bob Holsombaclr ..., Don Watts Warren Newman .. . . . .Paul Jones .. ,Mr. Morris 1' ' - r ,'- ., if r r i - ' 5 551 W 'A 'W i Y ix at li 1 2: - W 'sf' we ,V -f -ei uf, I ,,, , A A 1- 1- .- A-5 . .M r s . ' ' Connie Bode, Pat Word, Nancy Wolfe, Betty Harris, Nancy Steele, Shirley Bowen, Rae Duncan, Mrs. Hood CANDID CAMERA AND COURT REPORTERS The Annual statt had a busy year! We started out by goth' ering the contents ot the Date Bait and printing it. We all spent many third periods, lots ot lunch hours, and our pre- cious time atter school scouring the town for advertisements At last chore number I was tinished. and we went on to higher things. After much thought and a good deal of dis- cussion, We chose the theme tor our book, and began to assign specitic tasks for everyone. Our Annual being well on 72 its way, we began selling it. To get the sales drive started, we entertained the Court ot l-t.l-1.5. with o splendid assembly. Mrs, T, Smith Brewer told us ot her experiences with past annuals, A humorous slcit followed, starring Sir Good Knight, Sir Wholly Knight, and Sir Weak Knight, Next, all the candidates tor Queen ot Love and Beauty were presented to the King by their escorts. A super sales tallc topped the whole thing att. Feeling that we deserved a change, we packed up and took off lor the S.I.P.A. Convention in Lexingion, Virginia. Lexing on is the home oi Washington and Lee University: and wh'le we learned a lot about Annual production, we alto had the iirio oi our lives! All good things must come to an end though, fo back to Huntington and work, work, work. Marge and Beverly teamed up with Mr. Hyldolt to inveigle more money out of l'luntington's business tirms in return lor advertisements in our wondrous book. Mr. De Young mounted stacks oi pictures, and Mrs. Hood kept books like mad. The rest ol us clid our jobs faithfully, even into the summer. At last the book was finished and distributed. The statt went its many ways, leaving our two iunior members behind to start all over again on next year's HUNTINGTONIAN. Mrs. McMullin, our patient advisor. led us through the maze of printer's dummies, engraver's dummy and endless toil to help us produce the HUNTINGTON- lAN Nancy Reeder, Doris Knight, Maryann Pancake, Mr. De Young Mr. Hyldolt, Margie Schradski, Beverly Mays r I 5 ' Q .' 4. , Q s A ,. 1 Q' 4 LSYE4 , x ,Q -E in .4 ' T in J' SE f 'bi xii- K ,1 is 'V - '- 3331- as - Q 23 ' 1 wi- y E rx 31 Q gill ,sf z. ei- . . 1i f7i31-12 :gm fi , f Q66 lg! 3 ,gvkfwi 'S Nw. SEB! Jam Conard Charhe Morrls Tom Fulcher Jcmle Johns ton and Art Keyser are rnrtuated Into the problems of our crty councll Mayor Cecil Thompson an old grad of H H S brlets the group on the days procedure Edwnn Keith Slap Albers Jam Brown and Brad Wilson finally realize a secret yearnmg to mon the tlre engune' Charlu Morrrs and Tom Fulcher were rrght and left hand assrstants to the actmg mayor Miss Eaton and Mrs Herold survey the business men who statted our hugh school for the day Frnally we all danced' The ommunuty and the htgh school worlc hand an n IP the conrnual duet ot bulldlng a per ec Camelo There have been many proects to relp bulld a better under tandrng between htgh school and the communrty Busuness Educatlon day lS a good ex ample at tlnrs mutual co operatlon Some ot the prom ment buslnes men ot Huntlngton tatted H H S or BE aay Mayor Thompsor who was prrncupal lor the day excused the baseball team at Il OO oclock and many more students that afternoon lor a baseball game The students who stayed had a very enyoyable trme lrstenrng to the busuness men relate some ol the experiences they had had The teachers had a hola day too vrsrtung the shops and plants ol Huntrngton Then came Youth Government Day Thus was the day the Hr Y boys toolc over the rergns ol the clty Tom Fulcher was vrce mayor Several boys sat on the crty council some took over the polrce lorce and others served ln court Qther went to the ture statuon and court house A tew went to the sanrtatron department Alter a day ol running the cuty the boy and therr dates had a gay old tame at the Mayors Ball which As Huntrngton Hrgh rs the oldest most tradutron laden chool ln Huntnngton It has thousands ot alumna all over the crty who are always wtlltng to help the dear old chool Several mayors have graduated from HHS among them Cecrl Thompson and Martin Chapman Sax Rhode Scholars came lrom HHS More than hall the busrness men ot the communrty Jradua ed trom Huntrngton Hrgh Thus could be the rea or H H S and the cty are o closely allred ' f. 5 ', - 7 A 2 held at the Arthur Murray Dance Studio. 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' -' 1 , - , rn, . 4 --- - - -..--I - , f ,,- 3 . , ' , ' - . as 5-5 1- -.5 1 .-ZW J - , -, ,.-Jfrx I , Una' 'f 3 .fx ., '. ' 3 '14 , . ' - ' 35' -.b . . , . -5 1' , 'Q' ' A 1 . , . , . . . - , , . Q , 'I 'vsfl - 5,'- al, ,'. . I sys U.. ' ' ,N 1 .,,, . ,M ., . f. ' 'n x.. ,. . 1. 'f-- ' ' 4 ,LN ian: , v- ,1 . A X 'M O. Tv f r.v!A Xy y' I,-5 BUT WHEREFORE WOULD YE MEN SHOULD WONDER AT YOU? FOR THE DEEDS SAKE MY KNIGHTHOOD DO THE DEED THAN TO BE NOISED OF ldHH + Y A dpuyww bpm: Q2 5' E F: If A ., Eff D T 'S A 'I x .Q Q f E1 - fy? X2 iD, T I I 0 E h gl y T ..S. C f++h If-Tk T k 'l'1'T,5' ig d hgh yh P'f lF d p-,hhd dl-p dh'd - Hh H y f TWT, d 'gh' JP., y'T Ty +' fy, df? dh f,hTd '5hydbJk b7fh,'l,fd Vd Ts THE STRATEGISTS This year our tootball team was coached under the able direction ot Johnny Cox with his assistants, Jim Cain and Stewart Way. They were ioined by our versatile business manager Sam Hottman and our most loyal and taithtul supporter T. Smith Brewer. First Row-L. Thompson, T. Simmons, B. Musgrave, B. Tomlin, C. Morris, Fourth Row-B. Tipton, H. Ferrell, T. Morgan, K, Marcum, M. Pushkin, J. Conard, C. Banks, C. Alexander, W. Craig, J. Brown Second Row-D. Goulding, J. McComas, J. Trainor, R. Hodges, V. Howell, J. Leonard, D. Wright, D. Simmons, G. Castanoli, D. Par- sons, J. Lite, D. Bush, W. Reeser, B. Watson, F. Dobbins A. Lockhart, J. St. Clair KNIGHTS OF COMBAT ARMED FOR DAY Huntington High Schools tootball team started this years season with very iew experienced boys. This showed up a great deal in the early games ot the season. After the tirst tive games the experience began to show: our football team came to the tore lront, and we closed the season with rousing victories over our two age old rivals Charleston High School and East. By this time we began to think that perhaps we had one at the tinest teams in the state. 78 OF GLORY The tootball record ot l952 was 5 wins, tour losses, and one tie: three ot the tour losses going by a one touchdown mar- gin. Besides having a winning season H.H.S. also boasts ot the strongest schedule ot anyone in the state. Seventeen boys were graduated! but with the beginning ot another season, we hope tor better things. r 'iii .14 vw Af fug- f'2w4 st, ' 1 .qwxadw ii lah srl 3 x. Q ' -x iff 1 I X X5 A -513 ,, s 'g 1 , 1' 1 15' L A ' A af X! I I J a 4' K if . 1' X x X K X ' 'w Y r -,, 1 , ' u J x -. 1 v ,, ' o , 5' f 'fs ' ,, 4. id1.f ' .'ff . 1 , mv K X v Y? -'Q J.,- 9' 5 2.211 : fl' '15 .C I '- P L : F f 5' L ff ' 4 Kneeling-J. Trainor, C. Banlls, L. Thompson, B. Mus- Standing-F. Cunningham, B. Runyon T Simmons J grave, J. Conard, J. 59. Clair, W, Craig, C. Morris Brown, R. Hodges, V. Howell, C Alexander B HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS Tomlin, D. Wright, D. Goulding NOT HATE BUT GLORY MADE THESE CHIEFS CONTEND SCHEDULE , . Milton . . . Beckley So. Clworleslon . Sfonewoll Williomson Porkersburg . . . Logon . . . lronlon , Clworleslon . , . Eosl X Firsf Row-R. Hodges, J. Sf. Clair, V. Howell, F. Dobbins Second Row-B. Musgrave, E. Tomlin, J. Conard, D. Goulding Q 7...,, Q ,. 3 ,. .V, vw, A ..5Si'ZM , y,--, wi ,M um, . K J .ww my , Q-uv. ,. '15 x 4 , M , 1 . x I f ' ,ul L ' ' . gm'-LL .jr 221 12' 5, 3 N., W .hwfarfizf ' ffm' , 41. M33 QFQJ 13.31-is r .. et 1 11 K ,, 'z f , x - O 'Q ' 'L ' - xg 2 T 9 l if M . ' swf ' in I 5 -A Q4 4 P Q X' .. f ,J 1 ig . 3 ' 'L'f ?fT? i 6 .M 5 K1 ,, JY A n -W' Nz-.' ky arm of zz vv'I3?wfA?l'1'5,'ff',g.i I ' .F ft A A -,1 'ev -MA ff A! + V , , ms uv ' gvmwf-,n..,u1:3,n,,:' W v H.: f v-.Ayr . LQ- W , A-Q, 2 3-x. :.Q-3 hmm? 2- Q, M 'S A L K. v,Q:ms.f: -Q - l f -.kfl f firi 4. -, , . 5 . - if-1 v ' I R ,K 4 . ' f , . Q- .,. ,fm . x 1 .. 'f W ,fr .M x - ' F Anal- 31,3 W 5 1 H 'N i Q 'Q 9'-Ad wx wwf' ..-. fr' 5 .Q .ff u .gr F? ,. ,1 1-'5' ,Jw ' . 1' A ,D .X Y X 0 1 .I v 4. f 5 ,, . , N' A L-, 'ii' .1 'Yfimn h:5..1'i,,-g , ,, A ' Y-1:..v'i'5 , . f ,A , 'v 24 Y' x ' r f . ,shvgh , , a' lfkff l 2, ' ,, ,Ai Fisk . ., , l 1 A ,gl I' ' vc , 1 1 . L Q ,yu ,uw A' if 1 V f 'fn 1 'fi' 0 K, A A W EACH MAN IS A HERO AND Top Picture-J. Mccomos, A. Locllhart, W. Reeser, D. Preston, D. Simmons, M. Pushkin, J. White Bottom Picture lrneeling-C. Fylfe, B. Nichol, W. Reeser, H. Ferrell, D. Simmons, M. Pushkin, J. Lite Standing: J. White, D. Preston, G. Castonoli, J. McComas . '-.J ' harm! , OUR OLD RIVALS BITE THE DUST Any season which achieves victory over our two greatest rivals, Charleston Mountain Lions and the Hunt- ington East Highlanders, is truly a success. This year the Pony Express dawned Charleston by a one touchdown margin of 27-21 and followed it with a rousing victory over East by a score of 45-20. Small wonder that our Warriors carried oft their Coach in triumphant glory! .. .AN ORACLE TO SOMEBODY fy, . P 1' f 'Xf 4. ' Y Alf A fyxfvl-J , 5 XXX ' X. JAX if ff X, x 'I N. f 1 tl x l My QVWXJW DEFENDERS OF THE FAITH WW. C4 First Row-Coach Way, J. Arrington, J. Freeman, J. Perry, K. O. Marcum, L. Byrd, Coach Cox After having competition in the State Tournament in Mor- gantown tor two consecutive years '51 and '52, the '53 season was somewhat ot a disappointment, yet a normal year in many respects. The Pony Express met the leading teams in the state as they do year in year out. Some ot these were defeated, some toolc the measure ot the Express. With only one returning regular, Ray l-lodges, such was Second Row-J. Conord, J. Troinor. V. Howell, B. Hinerman, R. Hodges, B. Musgrave, B. Gray, Mr. Hoffman to be expected-generally-but not so when you've been on top tor two preceding seasons. Gone by graduation are Ray Hodges, Bob t-tinerman, Bob Musgrave, Jack Trainor, Vernon Howell, and two tine managers Jim St, Clair and Jim Conrad. Again in '54 the Express will tace the best and with courage and perseverance once again will start toward the top. HHS Q - , 5 no lf 1 C- 9 f gf? . Cx ' ' I Lw 'l,.!N7S I XB' Elf X-l +74 ca K U' Bosk1+bQN Wo ne 2 7 Hard battling pays off with Victory in our sec- ond game with East HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS . Borboursille 6l .. . Milton 57 Williamson 60 Charleston IOO , Columbus 59 . .... East 71 East Bonlc 72 . .. Woyne 4l Clworleston 45 Columbus 69 Fairmont 59 Sl. JOE' 7I Beckley 82 Logon 80 Porkerslour 83 Stonewall 83 Eost S9 Borboursville 55 Lo on 88 ' Q Ceredo-Ke-novo 67 ff . iN,. l 1- 'i 5. 0 raid' Departing Seniors: B. Musgrave, B Hiner- man, V. Howell, J. Trainer, R. Hodges First Row-T. Adams, J. Perry, M. Pushlrin, J. White, R. Hodges, J. Trainor, J .Powers, Coach McCoy Second Row-R. Brown, J. Johnston, O Adlrins, D Jones, J. Busick, T. Simmons, J. Berger, B. Wotring Third Row-D. Wheeler, D. Helton, P. Morris, C. Wiget, D. Bond, D. White, W. Hunter, B. Swing, F. Dobbins THE CINDER The troclc teom ol l l.l-'l.S. hos the cooches ol the stote tolk- ing obout who is going to win the sfote Chompionship in l954, os they lcnow we hove most ol our boys boclc thot scored in the slate meet. We only lose four boys: John Powers, Roy l-lodges, David Bond, ond Jock Troinor. We hoye boclc the lollowing boys: John Perry, high scorer in the stolte with I5 points, winning the lOO, 220 yd. dashes, Fourth Row-B. Bias, D. Mott, R. Dudding, L. Hoey, J. St. Clair, G. Castinali, J. Conard, J. Bressler, L. Fetter Fifth Row-J. Mason, C. Starkey, C. Morris, C. Fylfe, D. Pitsenburger, B. Force. C. Wagner Sixth Row-S. Rule, F. Fitch, J. Elliot, C. Ballengee, D. Bush, F. Mat- thews, K. Templeton CIRCUIT 2nd in the 880 reloy ond 3rd in the brood Tomo, tviorty Pushkin, winner ol the shot put, ond second in the discus? Tell Adams, 4th in the IOO yd. dash, 2nd in the 880 yd. re- ioyg Dan Jones, 2nd ploce in the 880 yd. reloy: John White, lourth place winner in the pole voult ll'2 ond the high hordler, We also will hove some good boys book who did not score. but will improve by next spring. START OF RACE T. Adams, D. Jones, R. Brown, J. Perry Norma Jean Brandenburg, Rose Belle Cuttler, Bootie Thomas, Kay Bartee. Sherry Earl FLEET- FCDOTED WARRIORS John Perry David Bond RELAY QUEENS The tive girls chosen as the Queens of the Hunting- ton Relays were the tinal beauty selections at H.H.S. this year. The tive girls were chosen to present the trophies to the various winners at the Relays held at Fairfield Stadium on April I8. The choices were made by the Varsity H, which is the only club that is really qualitied to malce such selections. NINE FIELD MEETS April 4 Stonewall Invitational April II Beckley J.C. Meet April I8 Huntington Relays April 25 Big 4 at Parkersburg April 28 Ashland May 2 Gazette Relays-Charleston May 9 Sectional-Huntington May I2 Upper Arlington-Columbus, Ohio May I 6 State--Charleston If I J... X fi I if John White Marty Pushkin HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS I953 BASEBALL RECORD OPPON .,......Bu'Ftalo Ceredo-Kenova Huntington East ........lronton Vinson ,..Poca ...St.Joe ......Buttalo ....,.,.....East . , , . . . , . . So. Charleston .... ..,. Stonewall Jackson Vinson ..,.. St.Joe .... ... Hurricane . . . . Fort Gay lSectional Tournamentl 5 ,..... ...,, ,..,..,....... V i nson lSectional Tournament Finalsl 4 ..................,.... Williamson R g' l T e Iona ournament I ...i.,.,..,. ...,.,..... . Logan lTournament Finalsl ENT 2 4 4 3 I O I 2 8 7 9 6 3 3 O O O I I -W Coach Greenlee demonstrates the art of bunting to Bob Runyon BASEBALL 88 T. Schill, H. Anderson, B. Runyon, E. Cyrus The i953 baseball season found eight lettermen ree turning. They were: Danny Wright, Bob Runyon, Tom Schill, Jaclc Trainor, Everett Tomlin, Edsell Cyrus, Keith Whitten, and Richard Kern. With such personnel re- turning Coach Greenlee had hoped the Pony Express would have one ol the best seasons Huntington High has had since he began coaching. However, the op- posite was the result. Coach Greenlee said this sea- son is the worst I have ever had since the tirst year I coached baseball at Huntington High. Next years club will be built around the lollowing letter- men-Delmar Preston, Homer Anderson, Ted Johnson, Torn lvlcCornas. Richard Friclce, Edsell Cyrus and Dave Bush. First Row-R. Kern, L. Hall, T. Schill, B. Maul: .gs-.--,.-...-, W' 1 1 ,I WL. K . .. -..--,....1, Second Row-Manager B. Lambert, D. Bush, J. Troinor, D. Wright, B. Tomlin, B. Runyon, T. McCcmos Third Row-B. Horshbarger, H. Anderson, D. Preston, R. Friclme, E. Cyrus, J. D. Wolford, T. Johnson, W. Anderson Left fo right-D White, O .Adlins, B. Hawkins, D. Kern, B. Swing, J. Free- man Coptoin-Dial: Kern Huntington Highs golf team did itself proud by finishing the sea- zon with o perlect record. In the All-School tournament, Jock Free- rnon won the League trophy. This rnaoe our tearn the Sectionot Champions. a s OO OO I stwwg OVJ O Adkins R Force L Willnoms J Runyon J Jones B Swing D Mott Top Row-R. Freeman, L. Wooten Bottom Row-C. Bush, B. Adkins, H Wallace ,ii BOYS INTRAMURALS e lntramua prog am r year at l-luntngton a School has been carried r throtah and by the boy phys a education classes and the physical education direc or Th Drograrn is entirely volurtary on the part at tudent ara d rector Basxe pall was tar he most popular ot the por in which 70 teams participated or l6O boy Ottm Adlin with members ol the team selected from the 5th peroa to ysical educa tor' cla s won by playing he entii tourra ment without losing a single game. The Inter-class traclc meet was won bythe Junio s by a wide margin over the sophomores and seniors. About lOO o s participated in this annual meet. The tumbling team members are also chosen trom the o s physical education classes. This years tumbling team was among one ol our tinest. They participated 'n the annual Parent-Teacher Carnival giving a l5 minute performance that was well received. Th's team gave an exhibition tor the Crippled Chldren Orthopedic Hospital. For every per- tormance the tumblers gave a good account ot themselves. They had many requests for performances outside ot their school activities which had to be declined due to transporv tation and tinances. GIRLS INTRAMURAL Approximately ZOO girls participated this year in the intra- mural sport sponsored by the Girls Athletfc Association. These activities are open to all girls and are played atter school. Tournaments were held in baslcetball, volleyball, ping pong doubles and singles, and badminton singles and doubles. GJNA. members served as otticials tor the games. The otticials were Wanda l-larrison, l'-lenriella Mylar, Emo' gene King, Judy tvtossburg, Carolyn Baumgardner Lillian Lawson, Patricia Starlcey, Barbara tvlarcum, and Nancy Mc- Ginnis. Medals are awarded the winners ol the individual sports. 'exile Ping pong singles champion was Nancy McGinnis. Lillian Lawson won the badminton singles and teamed up with her sister Carolyn Lawson to win the doubles. Winner of the basketball tournament was Lawson's Gang. This The Question Marlrs walked away with the volleyball tournament team had a perfect record of 7 wins and no losses. scoring 8 wins and no defeats. First Row-L. Lawson, M. Pennington First Raw-H. Mylar, J. Mossburg, B. Skaggs, R. Fannin Second Row-N. McGinnis, B. Marhin, C. Baumgardner, A. Second Raw-D. Adlcins, C. Sharp, E. Glover, E. King, W. Harri- Winkler son 9 I A. Saunders, B. Guthrie, E. Wright, R. Brown, S. Mealey, D. Adlrins, A. Keyser The Cheerleaders under the direc- tion ol Miss Dial led the student body in cheering the Express on to victory in Football and basket- boll. Marianna Reed, chosen Miss Pony Express by the Varsity H, was escorted by Sir Art Keyser. No Iovelier attendants than Geraldine Bernard and Shirley Mealey could be found. These were escort- ed by General Matthew Sherman and Sir Ray Hagley. J. Allman, J. Heslep, L. Thabit, S. Taylor, L. Alexander, N. Fountains, B. Kime, M. Hayes, C. Dudding MAJGRETTES Another group ol damsels who add to the beauty ot our Camelot are the maiorettes. These girls, together with the band, led our parades, rallies, and tournaments. They accompanied the walt-like men on their iourneys to the kingdoms ot South Charleston, Charleston, Parkersburg, and Logan and shared in the spoils. When our oldest rivals, the Charleston High Mt. Lions, visited us: these ladies ol the court were lound be- decked in new unitorrns ot white and red, obtained lor them by the l-t.l'l,S. Band Boosters. This year there were 8 regulars and 2 substitutes who were headed by Janet Allman. IA i fs 's I fy N, l. n 4 8 ig.. 5 f, x -Q nt XPM -Q ,Q M .y X 'X . i M Y? . X1 N. .. ...W 1 I .gagfsm K ,A an ,...-4' :ie if-11 . N Q -5' 3. .33 'EH .35 1 i s- 'A 1 v .3 . ..,, Q' xx sz Z 19:3 ' ,. 5 .4 .Af I' i Q gf e '38 1 Q IND ' Q F. w '52 , .4 L A 5 ,m lv Q 1 5 I 5 I l 1 1 -- 5 o Jiffy' K? .f-.,,---.-.- W' QQ A ,rf , . ,. .W 'Q '1s':sfu-xf1w2sXV . f 1' 1 fx 4 V f 2fT? . ii5 n' !+f-i'1w,:- J ,A 1 f M SM 'li-5522-f?1 5,24 fbi 4 ,Q I 01 A-Q rg! J H LA flfvv -449 COME DANCE WITH ME oud e ou o TH ranght racket lrmber up arwdVearr1To a r+rwe0ca Uledwr Beawy R mance and CV valraus Pxcfrvrry as ever graced your castle or We Brmsrw Tnames Na ladies of Shalaff dream ng an :vary rowers Vere our aWerr you g Pm ah? and Wadres parhcwpafmg enflwu a v e rw de ame adv of W AND BE MY LOVE' K W X t Q I f D , , . 'X 'I J yn V' S I - Ez! - ,Wil - V . lfyystp Tfa+S?' ' ,' , Urterfbua, I knew youd ind our C meWa+ 0, hl 5 5 'th . ' VT E I 5 I ' ' I - iiasffc F V ai V Wds a' F 5 I My. 'C A If t ' X The loir, the lovable, moid of Huntington High, Fciresf oi the loir . . . Connie Bode! 1' fi ' f' 5 l-low gratifying fhof 'rhe whole court should ogree with the choice ol the Annuol Stoll , Q ,V , .4f., 'Q in their seleclion of Miss l-luntingfonionl ff--' , , wi Q ,,,..--,,, x,-KX V1 96 Creeda Neff Camera Club Mary Lynn Ball Forum Club Geraldme Bernard Hr Y Norma Jean Brandenburg Glee Club Wanda Perdue Taller Natalue Ross Carol Duddlng Beverly Barbour Y Teens Bond Sherry Earl Alma Keyser Shirley Fncie Scuence Club FT A Moth Club vi Ruth Ann Brown Carol Peters Torch Student Actuvutnes A Linda Todd Marianna Reed Shrrley Mealey Studer1I'Councul Ro Club Varsity H Rae Duncan Elise Hess' Rose Bello Cutl F N A Orchestra Dramatuc Club Betty Hams r Mary Pennington G A A Geraldme Adams New Llle Club Nancy Thomas Inter Club Council Jenny Lee Ball Jr Red Cross ,-- ,.,... - D.E, At sis., .5 Qi lp Y-. . P qgf , i 9 . is I. 'A 4 - 1 1 ..,, Jag, JY 'lf ., A . - ' . or This year the Dramatic club had a special treat. The Junior League ol Huntington chose the cast lor their childrens production from l'l.l'l.S. The play was the story al Snow White and Rose Red. Sterrett Neale and Mrs. Compton picked the cast as follows: Story Teller-Maryann Pancalce Rose Red-Shelia Williams Snow White-Sue Calling Hundreds ol children got a thrill collected autographs and Mother-Patty Ross oe e e s o e sa e a M. Pancake. S. Collins, S. Williams, A. Keyser P Ross C Morris D Ferguson Songsters-P. Fleshmon, S. Boggess. P. Meadows Hillbillies-J. Moreland, C. Mccurdy, M. Pushkin P. T. A. When the parents, teachers, and students ot our Camelot rally about for an evening ot festivities, blue notes rever- berate and a night ot real ltilarities ensues. Booths and stands ot wonderment lined the corridors, but greatest ot all was the royal entertainment presented in the Great Hall. Lovely ladies did the carolingg talented vassals serenadedy but the faculty really out did the group in versatility and pep! H. Clegg, A, Orsillo, J. Rathburn, J. Nichols, H. Hager, H. Hilderbrand This yeor we had ore ol the most beootilul sets ever used in cz S M I L I N Ht-l.S, senior ploy. Mr. Orgillos mowol orts clogs constructed it, ortd Miss Lewis! ort class pointed ond did the 'lomdscopirigf' The T H R O U G H cost ond the oudierice opprecicited the delightful setting provides for Smilin Through. 'ln 1,56 ,l F. Parsons, D. Wright, J. Shaffer, B. Musgrave, B. Carroll, l. Duffey, J. Christian, S. Collins, M. Pancake, A. Keyser, on steps N. Falls, T. Fulcher, S. Stidham Everyone In fhe Cos? learned o lol Undef the expert oirecfion ol Mrs. Compton and all had loads ol lun even-lor es- peciallyl during The death scene where the heroine was sho? by her jealous lover and lived through IO more lines! THE PLAY'S THE THING I 0:3 WQY - F. Parsons, M. Pancclre, J. ShaFfer, I. Duffey K7 . 55 4' 5' V 5 3 Y s i f 1 iz E. 1 2 If x 'S Q? E 3 5 9 gy f Q! Q 3 Q 1. Z 'W 35 rs 'V ' F , Q ' 3 'Q' '- v 5 9 29 , 1, ,. e Q . ' 5 Y ' ' I M E 'I us sg .,- R 1. - iQ Nga ,GXQF ' X-'il iv ., ' N3'53 f M535- N dw... ,I ' 'fs 1 ' ' g msgs: 857' ' + 6 W 'P' 'A 53 357 NN ef . ! fy A., f , ,S ww k n - ' RX ' Miki Q. tp 1 ., - K A It 2? , ig WM A A '-'aiu' 'R if xi f x 1,55 hsK 'J E J var - ' -18 ,, fa. .. 5 ,A V U , m if y I d I K - V xl!! - f ' , 1 K fg 1 5 vgtf z pg J , ' 1 0' 3- COMMENCEMENT 1953 The l953 araduatrng class ol Huntrrgton l-har was the rst to graduate lrom lvlemorra Fleld House On May 26th more than three thousand people saw the last appearance at the whole class together as they solemnly wallced across the staae to receuve therr cherushed document the drploma Qur hrqh school band struck up a prrrted processuonal the Glee club lea the way and tool: the r places on the stage then the Torch member nd lly th l us tlled into our places down lront We lr te-ned to the muslc trred to absorb +he excellent advuce guven by our lour autstandlng spealmers endurea the heat at the ntght and the dnscomtort ot the robes The long trelc up and across the stage seemed precartous and endless' At last ut was over and we marched out and tnto the arms ol our beamrng parents 4. px 'XXX lxgk W 'ek W 5 mt f IB? 'L X-J 41 Sfraighten 'rhaf hall Crowd in early but snalch a colce on The way! Line up! Help, hand her a lcleenexl Dignity at last. Theres our principal, board member, and superin- tendenf. Miss Castleberry and Mrs. Tomkies finally pass our rhaf covered diploma. D C 4' U o.o'l' From a smile to o tear is scarcely u breath Mark me well, Noihing is so holy as are tears! Bedlam brolce loose out and around the assembly room when exere cises were over. Never have so many lriends and doring parenfs attended. There were congratulations, smiles, tears, and hysterical giggles-buf all in all it was grand! if ., ' 1 1135: , Y. Ii A-an-V SOCIAL CLIMBERS Who could loretell that wed have to out aside spring linery and wrap up in scorls and blankets in order to endure the cool breezes that prevaded the lirst baseball game! Hard practice in our new band room tempered our zeal as the State Festival approached. Even the Home Elfers' had to slave in the lcitchen belore the banquet was ready. But witness the triumphs when the Future Teachers welcomed their lrienas to a tea ol pomp and splenv dor at Peggy Fleshmans, All amenities were ob- served. The Annual Stall, once line healthy girls, were ref duced to limp, fainting damsels with aching leer alter the arduous elclorts to secure these pictures ol everybody and everything. M CJ F306 FJ i '4-1, L im I Ar ,Q I 'J A . xx il I3-,gg ,S ,fi as N. 'S --Q' I 4. , - CTI ,pr-me YW u Girls' Quarlet-Paula BenneN,An' gela Wiseman, Shirley Mitchell, Henriella Mylar Boys' Quarfel-John Slone, Jim Moreland, John Bressler, Bob Maui Girls' Trio-Judy Bentley, Belly O'Dell, Delores Kamees Realizing the power ol music, rhree groups ol boys and girls, especially Vrained by Mrs. Heinz, went out into the community fo add zest lo programs of church groups, luncheon clubs, and hos- pifals. CLASS DAY On Tuesday morning, May 25, the departing knights and maidens ol the class ot l953 assembled for the last time as an integral part ot old l-l.l'l.5. The sophomores, iuniors. even taculty, rose in tribute as the members. clad in caps and gowns, took their old Familiar places. The nostalgic mood continued as Bob Musgrave. Matthew Sherman, Shirley Fricke, and Norma Jean Falls reviewed the trials and tribulations, but mostly the accomplish- ments ol the past three years. Citizenship awards were given to Alma Keyser, Rose Belle Cuttler, Jim St. Clair, and Danny Goulding. The mood changed when Sue Collins trans- ported all to a new planet twenty-tive years hence and revealed the whereabouts and remarkable achievements ot this outstanding group. We can dream, can't we? Tears flowed lreely as the class rose, sang the Alma Mater, and marched from the auditorium. Now that the end had come, no one wished to leave, but all gathered about the hall, the steps, the yard lor a lew last iam sessions. Each vowed to return on August l5 when the Annual Stott promises the Huntf ingtonian and a tinal get-together. Truly The old order changeth Yielding place to new ,t .,,-t 5 , 5 HIGH w H H S played Charleston SCHOOL CALENDAR 1952 1953 SEPTEMBER School opened Pep Assembly H H S played Mslton Pep Rally Pep Assembly H H S played Beckley Pep Assembly H H S played South Charleston Pep Assembly H H S played Stonewall Jackson OCTOBER Pep Assembly H H S played Wsllsamson Pep Assembly H H S played Parkersburg Pep Assembly H H S played Logan Pep Assembly H H S played lronton Teachers Meetsng H H S played Charleston NOVEMBER Elecfson Day Student Lyceum Pep Assembly H H S played East Assembly Fred Burns Buddy Rogers M Katz and BobWatts Red Cross Assembly Torch Assembly Thanksgsvsng Holsdays DECEMBER Basketball Season opens Glee Club Concert H H S played Wayne H H S played Barboursvslle Chrsstmas Vacatson H H S played Wsllsamson JANUARY Assembly Trophy presented to Mr Brewer by Jsm St Clasr H H S played Columbus H H S played East Pep Assembly H H S played East Bank Backward Dance by Masorettes H H S played H H S played H H S played H H S played FEBRUARY Pep Assembly H H S played Pep Assembly H H S played Pep Assembly H H S played Wayne Columbus Charleston Easrmont St Joe Beckley Logan Brotherhood Week Speakers Brotherhood Week H H S played Parkersburg Polstscol Party Assembly H H S played Stonewall Jackson Pep Assembly H H S played East Hugh H H S played Barboursvslle Band Assembly H H S played Logan MARCH Party Conventsons Pep Rally Tournament H H S played C K Party Conventsons Prsmary Electsons Dance Junsors D E Style Show H H S Carnsval APRIL l Annual Assembly 3 Easter Vacatson I7 Glee Club Concert 2l Bussness Educatson Day MAY Sensor Week Sensor Class Play Sensor Class Play Junsor Sensor Prom Baccalaureate Class Day Commencement School out s4- 2 ss- . .. sa- ' E- , 20- . .. 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VA. saddle, Tile works Sefvfse GIUSS C0- 2235 THIRD AVENUE 342 FOURTH AVENUE T S JAMES Pasquall Terrazzo And Tile Co Electrical Company II42 SEVENTH AVE REAR ZH EIGTH AVENUE Hunrmgron Boller and Huntington Heating and Supply CQ Supply Co P O BOX H73 623 THIRD AVENUE Ferguson Plumbing and C0 'f'IeY R00I'n9 and Heating Co Sheet Metal Works 1048 MADISON AVENUE 724 FOURTH STREET WEST WEST VIRGINIA BRICK 442 VIRGINIA STREET CHARLESTON W VA Local Representative: Abe Forsythe, Jr. Bnuthzlf Offlclol Photographers For The 1953 Hunfmgronlon 1050 Fifth Avenue Telephone 44446 Q O I 0 I vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv COMPLIMENTS KEL l033 THIRD AVENUE Hunrmgron s Leaclmg Appliance Store Huntington W Va. It e ram China and GIass Wall Paper FIoor Coverung CAVENDISH BROS 1315 Adams Avenue IF ITS FROM CAVENDISH ITS RIGHT Compluments J S LATTA INC School Supplies 1458 4th Avenue Phone 8286 PHONE 37509 515 W 'MTH Cavendish Cyrus Hardware Co TOOLS PLUMBING GLASS PAINT HOUSEWARE KENNEY S WEST VIRGINIAS FINEST AND OLDEST MUSIC STORE Featuring the worIds finest pianos The Hammond Organ The new Hammond Chord Organ Band Instruments by Conn Pan Amerlcan 81 LeecIy and Ludwng COMPLETE RECORD AND SHEET MUSIC DEPARTMENT We have Competent Instructors for Band Instruments Organ Plano and Vouce CaII today for apponntment ENJOY LIFE MORE WITH MUSIC THE KENNEY MUSIC CO 930 Third Avenue Phones 22312 21930 9 ll Reach or ww 'f' X 1520 20.- XNKXSNNY-5 '57-XJ-5 QW is r fx. The Bread 111263 You Need mnrcrrfvakfw For Energy IISSEHS FINE STORE FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN Vnslf Our New Second Floor FEMININE FASHIONS 31416 NINTH STREET Arnold s Pharmacy PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED DRUGS CANDIES MAGAZINES TOILETRIES 824-10+h St Phone 7044 A 1'-'U g-.4-4 -sg Q h ' ua: if J Esfabllsh d 1921 Hunhngton s Headquarters For AII Thlngs Musical Phone 36421 acpheirsom 3 913 Mlm Avenue THE HOME OF SOCIETY BRAND AND VARSITY TOWN CLOTHES ROTROFF PAINT CO. Dlsfrrbufor BENJAMIN MOORE 81 CO 'S PAINT AND VARNISHES Hunhngton 39439 IO53 3rd Ave. Congratulations Amsbary 81 Iohnson Clothiers 321 Tcllfll Sfreef 'gr' I 1--ff - -. . . 24.5- f:r , 5. ,' gr-f-::g.5:. 5- ., . 'L' ,I .,., , . 'z ' , -1 -14 1 ., -. . -, - . - 1. . .-..1,.1-v.u'f.-V-1.-.f-,.-.- -,-v , -' 1 , -- A'-'A f 'f-'-5' 1' 4, '-M 1- :Qi-I 5 I- rf- ' 4' .. . 1- 5-2. - ' .,.- 'L' ' 1' '- ' ' ic f -'-' ,- A3 ,, .,.,.. , ,.,,.,,.-, I ..,. ,. . 4 , ,..- , 1 . . -:- -:. . . ETCIS r 5 , , v . : - E . 7 . . . 1 ' zwl-.,,. ---f .,1E-Z-.1-Lad' . , ' I sooo rounm Avenue ' ,-,1g9f ' ' .-' ., '. -Iyg:-2j.'.'-,.:..,,. ' e . .z!.': ' Q ,l '. ..-1-:'.':'3 F.:'i-'.x: 2-I ,.1:,s .'.-. . -. .' Y- , , . . - 1 . . DUDLEY S INC TELEPHONE 20011 948 3 d AVE Headquarters For The Sportsman The Style Shop HUNTINGTON S MOST FASHIONABLE SHOP FINE CLOTHES FOR JUNIOR AND MISS Fourth Avenue at Tenth Street Stevens Kut Rate Drug Store HUNTINGTON S INEXPENSIVE PRESCRIPTION STORE Phone 37845 Ftth A e and Tenth St Compl ments of Z II KEITL THE SMARTEST IN YOUNG MEN S CLOTHES PHONE 7668 Ma Del Studio portrait photographers MOVIE CAMERAS PROJECTORS PHOTO FINISHING FILMS CAMERAS IOI8 Th rd A e Phone 9482 Coffman s Flowers G I AImeIc nders O ner FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION Phone 23037 2 PI d CLEAN HEALTHFUL KEITH ALBEE RECREATION Th rcI Floor Ke th Albee Bldg AIR CONDITIONED PLEASANT RECREATION 9 9 o r . ll ll ll ll ll ll I v . . I , . 1 X I O r IFA'-'tu I I v . I . . I , w I I . 320 e mont Road Love ff 111:11 Q llreaflf everybody does' EH4ER.S MANGELS S IN HIG SCHOOL Rovencliff Lodge T t N The Boggess Drug Store MANGELS PHONE 21792 941 Th d A Th dA H W H ' I Compliments of R STYLE LEADER H Always First o Show he ewest ond Smartest in Lingerie, Blo Hosiery, Sweote , Skirts, Dre Coats, and Suits I ir venue Hunt' gt 906 ir ve., untington, . Va. COMPTON OFFICE MACHINE CO INC TYPEWRITERS ADD NG MACHINES DICTAPHONES OFFICE FURNITURE 81 EQUIPMENT I0444I1 A I1 44188 W V OP SHOP SA DUNFEE B I Sh oo op MACK and DAVES LOANS d Ch ld WE BUY SELL TRADE OR LOAN SHOEPLACE OF HUNTINGTON LLIIIBEII BUILDING MATERIALS SPEEDWRITING QB QE A, W sIIoIIIIIAIID IN 6 WEEKS IP 'Ir 15 , 'lf .3 54,4 Century College of Commerce 4 N I1 S 26167 CITY LUMBER XI SUPPLY CO INC 8 h A T I 9 IMPERIAL DIVISION of Fairmont Foods Company IoI afh A Ph 6129 ol 0 I t venue Telep one Huntington, . a. Compliments S T -- - V E at I 4T0-4T4 TENTH STREET 9T4 THIRD AVE.-PH. 20510 F t lor Men, Women an ' West Virginia ' Sewer Pipe ' allboard . N.W.TT ' Insulation Material ' 'JQ N E, I I I II b -1'-3 ,sq . M-H k Roofing o sym os-use etters o a a et V4 . ' X v . . 6 Q C i, C b- Day or evening sessions I, , Q E . - K 5 4 I L , Sash and Doors Free Placement service ol 0 ' . M. L DUNCAN' Mgr. 23f2 Int treet Phone T00 t ve., W. e. 8I4 ATTEND T S C O I O VenUe one an n Q mu: SHAKES cons: lc: enum Hof cnocourrs a- SOUTH SIDE INN STEAK HOT DOGS HAM ROOT BEER CHEESEBURGERS FLORADALE FLOWERS AND GREENHOUSES COMPLIMENTS French Tavern 838 Ad s Avenue Ph 23512 Louis Van Ronpoey, Prop. 2349 Adams TELEPHONE 27450 le ! O phone 20321 Siaaage A M ' my -A E A - a I I V will A A, 1 Q ffl, me i fl, A . e V A fi .2 .I 5-M 'N Where Everyone Goes From fhe Irs Your Obligation f ' 1 jnwffwl Max NX! l 'A ,vxxfw l Eb Y' by l wa 44: 'Wi' '5 ff 'yrlifiw I f - AALWBEDQMMW IWK' Fl i-fs. I ' L I ST NATIONAL BMX T v,1Nr000 , Nb1r04,0,N X A7000 001 4 I Ill ,ff This publlcotlon symbolizing the close ot onother school yeor morlcs the ossummg of your obllgo tion to serve your city oncl your country well Port ot this service comes in the estoblnshment ond mountenonce ol o creditoble bonlcung connection In thus we hope to serve you THE FIRST HUNTINGTON NATICNAL BANK Deposit lnsuronce Corporotuon HUNTINGTONS OLDEST LARGEST AND ONLY NATIONAL BANK What Dunhllls Sells Sells Dunhlll's' Com plimentg 924 41h Avenue L COOK HARDWARE C0 1045 Fourth Avenue Hunhngion West Virginia For Your Dore CALL FOR BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS Lawrence Drugs 4TH AVE. 8 9TH STREET HUNTINGTON, W YA. Prescription Specialists 7 o o O I O .N If 4: 155242 f1::.'3Zttl'. LI REI 'e 'fax . . iQwj'ffE Fi - I ik-2 . I ' :IEEE Wm A Q ' ,TT,1L-,lj .. f- 'L ex. ' ' 4, for . lfa'5f,3fl'7'f..ffQ ' ' ' - gi' .ifqcf .-...f'f'5Cf ----LlLIL'1 f'iff:2s. 'T' -112,7 ' ' ' ' i f -:LILY 1 ' , li I, ' X 'EEL ' . 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Med jo Q 0 I -1, ' I . 7,- jflfsu, y 'I ,f ,I ll ll KURZMAN S HUNTINGTON s Garland Sweaters KURZMAN S WOMEN S APPAREL OF DISTINCTION Exclus ve Home of Sch aporeIIl a Sapplure Hosiery ALSO Excluslve Home of Mary Chess Cosmef 926 FOURTH AVENUE HUNTINGTONS NEWS AND CARD CENTER NICKS NEWS X: CARD SHOP 433 9TH STREET PHONE 27817 COMPLETE LINE OF MAGAZINES NEWSPAPERS GREETING CARDS NOTIONS AND NOVELTIES Open 6 30 A M Tull Midnight Weekdays and Sundays EARNEST G TWELL Prop Everything Ior TENNIS GOLF SWIMMING ARCHERY GAMES AEROPLANE MODELS STARR SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Trl State Athletlc Headquarters Compliments of TINY S MARKETS xP '0 uso COMPLETE FOOD MARKET IF AVAILABLE TINY HAS IT WE DELIVER Phone 33400 33409 625 8th Street COMPLIMENTS DICKINSON BROTHERS Fine Furniture 752-4th Ave Phone 24504 6 HUNTINGTON WATER CORPORATION Congratulates the Class of 1953 720 4th Avenue Phone 28237 7 1 ' n l I V A , I I ' nd . Y , Home or I ics I I f ft o Th 4 A lu 2 4+ 0 1 20TH STREET Your Bank For Today And Tomorrow MEMBER OF F D I C Twentieth Street ond Third Avenue WHEN YOU THINK OF BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE pANgAKE PANCAKE mm DO AS THOUSANDS OF OTHERS HAVE BEEN DOING FOR AL WELL OVER A THIRD OF A CENTURY CALL OR STOP BY PANCAKE REALTY COMPANY 9I5 FH'h Avenue Hunt gfon W Vo Pho 2 361 DISTRIBUTOR OF Hayden S Food Marker Stokley s C G WATKEY O Vegetables GROCERIES AND MEATS Sehon Stevenson G Co BE KIND TO YOUR CLOTHES CIGARS CIGARETTES TOBACCO FOUNTAIN SUNDRIES Novws DRY CLEANERS WhoIesoIe ExcIusI ely rd Ave Pho e 29305 29304 828 Tenth S1 eet Phone 37421 Morgan s, Im: O ue machined, .azrnafure ana! IQIQKQ PHONES 8129 8120 ' HUNTINGTON, W. VA 1026 4+h Ave. RE TY I in , . . ne- 8 r I . . , Wllel' Phone 9I2O-9129 9I7-919 Eighth S1 ' 0 O I 'v 721 Thi . n - ' , I ff- - - Si, H NICE GOING, GRADUATES, AND BEST WISHES EOR THE EUTURE Its Nice Going By Bus OHO VALLEY BUS COMPANY PHONE 28371 EMMONS HAWKINS HARDWARE C0 W GENERAL HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS T028 Th d A The Steak House LUNCHES AND DINNERS EXCELLENT SANDWICHES Im A Lassie On A Budget DIS ew' E3 AND FIND MY DOLLARS GO EARTHER AT BELLES BELLE S AND REMEMBER PLEASE I o 0 WHETHER YOU'RE IN SCHOOL OR OUT n . HOF OF YOUTHFUI. FASHI ExcIusiveIy I1oIesc:Ie I - :e- I of 'bfi . V, -gig.. ' ,LY -GX Q . x ' , :.:if'f UUA - fl5f3',' H11 Lv 3 .,: , , .x 'I OUR SPECIALTY , . DES, Prop. 313-NINTH STREET Wulson MacGregor Goldsmlth Dan s Sport Shop Inc FISHING TACKLE TOYS III9 Fourth Avenue Hunhngton W 'Exam WEST VIRGINIAS FINEST IN SHOES AND ACCESSORIES DISTINCTION HERFF JONES COMPANY Desngners and Manufacturers of School and College Jewelry GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS CUPS AND TROPHIES INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA JOE COX Representatuve Box 5225 Akron Ohuo Jewelers to Huntmgton High School Best Wishes from GOLD urmture Company WENDER S THE SMALL SHOP OF IMPORTANT FASHIONS 405 NINTH STREET Phone 37852 WHITE WET WASH LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING COMPANY Z BART ROSE Manager IOOI II Sixteenth Street PHONE 6I7l 38242 BRANCH OFFICE-413 'Ilth STREET 1 I 0 ' , . Va. , OF ' ' 7 F n B 81 B FOOD MARKET owusn Ano orzlurrsn IY JOHN C BECKWITH Huntmgtons Most Complete SELF SERVICE FOOD MARKET 3541 5th Avenue Phone 23242 OPEN 7 AM UNTIL II PM COM PLIMENTS FROM DIAL S INC P The Bradshaw Dlehl Company for over three decodes served Huntington and the Tr deavor During this per od e have al ays strived to br ng to you our customers the h gh Open 24 Hours est level of serv ce This pledge st ll holds and will always cont nue CALL FOR AND DELIVERY SERVICE 926 FIFTH Av: ri-lone 31451 WHERE HUNTINGTON SHOPS WITH CONFIDENCE Road Service COMPLIMENTS gang? 5 Cakfefla 408 NINTH STREET PHONE 27739 0 I Coin Elflellb 9 9 o . . ll ll I- State area with sincere and conscientious en- . ' ' i w w ' i , , i - i . ' i ' i . I O 9 O mf' of 2? oi ,Q Q f 5 HUNTINGTUN may nouns CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I953 May Your Graduation Day c Memorable One IIUMPIINY THE SHOP FOR SMART EXCLUSIVE DRESSES SUITS COATS AND SPORTSWEAR EXCLUSIVE IUT NOT EXPENSIYE 846 Fourth Ave Phone 39466 MAKE WILD DRUG COMPANY 405 Nh YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC HEADQUARTERS FOR DEVELOPING AND PRINTING SUPPLIES PAPER CHEMICALS-EQUIPMENT DRUGS LUNCHEONETTE SODAS Phone 27278 rom A Friend of Huntington High School 526 Ninfll Sfreei' 526 Nlll'l'Il Sfreef BIIACIIMANS DINER Xa GRILL BracIcman's Hamburgers and Chili NOTED FOR 50 YEARS Courfesy - Scrvlce Open Day and Nlfe Q- -:r:5:::-- 5 ' X ',-fge:5.1:E:21:ff' ' 42 -.,:f. ' ' - ,H . ,- W J i '56 . j ,: ' . Be . ni'- 1 ,-::.-:::- :I-1-::,:::-:SE .. 5: V: . 'ESQ V , 4' Vvvdr- I I I I I . 1 We Specralrze rn All Popular Brands of Groceries Meats Vegetables TRADE WELL 911 EIGHTH STREET ACROSS FROM THE HIGH SCHOOL Shop the Self Serve Way Where You Can Help Yourself to the Best FREE PARKING WHILE YOU SHOP A G THE Srolae or NATIQNALLY C M LOVE and COMPANY HARDWARE SEEDS 1040 THIRD AVE PHONE 5129 Brown s South Side Fountoln HOME MADE ICE CREAM FOR YOUR REFRESHMENTS ACROSS FROM THE HIGH SCHOOL FAMOUS DRESSES l ll'lCe55 S P 911 THIRD AVENUE FAMOUS FOR YEARS AS THE SHOP SMART AND YOUTHFUL FASHIONS or Smart Dressers I I l Compliments To ood School jig - A G 0 I 0 OF Cassell Farm Turkeys, Caponettes and Fryers We Specialize in Health Foods Salt Free Canned Vegetables and Fruit Hot Springs Mineral Water aruey 8' 818 TENTH AVENUE PHONE 8214 T h CLASS OF 53 Compliments of the Benzol Cleaners 8: Dyers Inc 817 8f1l STREET PHONE 8191 Huntington Automobile Dealers ASS0C'Gf'0 THE MAYFLOWER FINEST FOR FOOD FOUNTAIN PRODUCTS o og as Our Compliments o T e I For Fast Continuous Service Visit d Congratulations You have lust experienced one of the great pruvul edges of berng an Amerncan by graduattng from a free publlc school' As you go forth unto the world as an undtvndual cntlzen contnnue to en loy your rights as an American by attendnng the church of your chouce exercssung the rught of free speech and keepung abreast of the true facts of the world through the pages of a free press FREEDUM T 59 he Huntington Advertiser lfvenlngl The Herald Dispatch lMorn1ngJ f The Herald Advertiser fSundayJ Jum s Grill and Spaghetti House 920 FIFTH AVENUE Cl P2 WOMEN Misses uumons Fashions for the Younger Se GEO H WRIGHT CO STUDENTS CLOTHES TIMELY CLOTHES-ARROW SHIRTS INTERWOVEN SOCKS BOSTONIAN SHOES COMPLIMENTS A GOOD SCHOOL THE WOODLAND FINEST FOODS ANYWHERE M S h PHONE f iT HI 1' U S 52 7090 ' - . - . . Q l u - I s . . : . ,I X J ig - 0 0 751' , S ' X X, 0 x - - 0 7 .gynlgvwul Q ,E I .4..,-.' .14.-W Z y ..'..'.. S... T rc. rtrt a..-s. ' f o o o 'I ile out Four Il Avenue a en S reef on . . Hear the New Records Frrst at STAB S BECIIBD Sll0P Largest Selection of Flne Furniture APPLIANCES AND TELEVISION IN THE TRI STATE Collins and Childers Where the Young Men BLACK and WHITE CAB C0 Buy Their Clothes pHONE 42 9th St Ph 26257 3 7 4 4 I CUNNINGHAMS D R U G S T O R E PHONE 3 7601 con mn sr a. AnAMs Av: COMPLIMENTS CHOICE MODEL GROCERY 9 0 Compliments I- . . I Folks who prefer merchandise lust a bit nicer always shop at Huntington s Oldest and Largest Department Store THIRD AVENUE J H Wilkes G Co lnc BEST WBHES WHOLESALE FROM RESTAURANT SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT W I L L I S 38651 6 F HI A HUNTINGTON W VA CORKY BLACK Certified Cleaners C K Black wner PLANT BRANCHES I255 WASHINGTON AVE PHONE 35353 617 9th St 1540-4tI1 Ave Your Guarantee of Sahsfachon - I ON O I O, O Phone 36 our venue Furniture Cornpany ll ll 1 0 0 . . , 0 OUR BEST WISHES TO YOU Groduofes oI CIoss I953' ou ve traveled o good woy on the rood to SUCCESS' Dont stop now keep going' We of +he HUNTINGTON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS unvufe you To come In Ior o VISIT ond Iree I.lferoI'ure cbouf our Courses ond our contnnuous PIocer'nenf Service Stenogrophnc Execufuve Secrefonol Secrefornol Junior Accounting I-Ingher Accountnng ond Busuness Admnnnstrotnon 1007 Flffh Avenue Chesfer A Ruley Pres Phone 21409 James W Sfear Mgr SPECIALISTS IN BUSINESS TRAINING PHONE 39463 COMPLIMENTS FINE FLOWERS BY FROM HUNTINGTON FLORAL B T Davis Drug Store Thlrd Avenue of Elghfh Sfreef 1121 Third Avenue Hunfmgfon W Yo YOUR PATRONAGE A L F R E D S APPRECIATED FOR A Good Place To Go To Fme Footwear Mend Your Youth For Christ Meehngs 933 Third Avenue PH. 23747 I Y' . IS I WWNXN 517 NINTH ST M W ff X A REET Complete Banking Service HUNTINGTON WEST VIRGINIA Compliments Iluallty Bedding En 25TH STREET AND GUYAN AVENUE HUNTINGTON W VA Invest ln Rest ll U M P ll B E Y S South Side Pharmacy 806 87h STREET PHONE 8282 We Deliver OPEN EARLY-CLOSE LATE M5GX X I l Q X E ' .5 5 X, 1 f N ..,,, S 9 fx I v f I s U S I A ' 1. -IQ Nf - ssss I . I , .X X X : A, Ca 'gxmxxmx E xg iiw,.N.X I I N Q I n Congratulations To The Graduates Ana' Your School A servant tor every graduate through chlldhood school years your enhre lute youll be accompanied by your servant electrlclty career you choose youll tmd your work much easter because ot your unseen truend We thunk by workmg together each day we can contrlbute to makmg our country and our homes a better and more con venlent place to llve l0l06l 6LCAl6U'l QCfl lC OLUQI' 0. 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