Keyser High School - Keyhisco Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1936 volume:

A Iv, 1 ' gk I, fi. x., ' ' , A, A 1 'V .- -. -x, L -..---, 17 1 I ggSSSE E5S THE 1936 egbieco X i ,:,k:. . if ,infi- ..a5M'1ge -0 L-gill I ,- Q ESX ' Q ik 'go his-gp... mf' t0gre-69 Published by the Journalism Group of the Senior High School of Keyser, West Virginia 5555555555555 551 5515 1 1 ui 551 ,551 5151 W1 5558 1. 51' 164' 115 fl 5. Q 1 551 UW, 555 11555, 55:5 AMN 55 ,111 1K 5511 5511 '171 A551 5555 I 155 555 511 MN 51 1 I 5555 1,5 53 5555 411 .555 ,551 1 'r 5555 51 51 1, X 5555 851 I 55 IME iw if .5 1 P 1, . -wwf' Ai Kymsco MISS BLANCHE HARRISON V THE 1936 KEYHISCO IS DEDICATED TO MISS BLANCHE HARRISON WHO RECEIVED THE FIRST KEYSEIR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA 19367 Page ThreE 71 Kawfsco Order of Keyhisco FACULTY KEYHISCO STAFF SENIORS ROCK A BYE BABY JUNIORS SOPHOMORES PATRONS CLUBS SPORTS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL KODAK PICTURES ADVERTISEMENTS 1936 Page Fzbe M 1 AC SLT ' A Page Six Knvmseo - A. G. SPRINGER, B. S. Principal of Keyser 'High School Keyser, W. Va. Graduate Work West Virginia Ulniversity ALICIE R. SMITH, A. B. Lebanon, Tennessee Curnberland University Graduate Work, University of Home Economics HUGH LYNN DRAKE. Keyser, W. Va. Potomac SLate College 'Secretary Texas IDA B. SMITH, A. B.. M. A. Ronceverte, W. Va. West Virginia University University of Clrcago George Peabody College English IV WESLEY BLACKBURN Keyser, W. Va. West Virginia University English ETHEL HAUGAN, B S., B. M. Grand Forks, N. D. University of North Dakota MacPnail School of Music VVesley -College, N. D. Music and Art E. M. DAYTON, A. B., 'M. A. Keyser, VV. Va. West Virginia University . ALICE WHITE, A. B. Keyser, W. Va. Graduate Work History Wes: Virginia University English III M. H. DEAHL, B. S. JEANETTE MCGUFFIE, A. B. Davis, VV. Va. Deep Valley, Pa. Graduate Work Graduate Wnrli West Virginia University West Virginia University Chemistry, Physics , Languages F. S. JOHNSON, B. S., C. E. Keyser, W. Va. Glenville Normal Ohio University' Commercial Work V . ETHEL BOYER, A. B. LUCY fWOODW'O1RTl-I. -A...B. Clrcleville, Ohio Burlington, W. Va, E Taylor University Queens 'Chicora College Graduate Wei-iq English II, Latin I and'II Ohio State University . Biology I-IONIER M FIZER FREDERICK BOSLEY, B. S., M. S ' Morgantown, W. Va. West Virginia University Graduate Work West Virginia University Physical Education 193 , Keyser. Va. Kansas State College West Virgnia University History WWI Page .Seven Kari-nano - Editor-in- chief, Wilda Liller Claub Editor, Lydia Mae Nowatski Proof Reader, Henrietta Kolkhorst The Keyhisco Staff SPONSOR, MISS IDA SMITH Business Manager, Dee Peters ,S-ports Editor, Kenneth Rice Typist, Fraxnk Pezzanite Advertising Manager, Mary Moore Sports Editor, J ame-s Rafter Typist, Ileene Diehl 1936 Page Efgghf Advertising Manager, Virginia, Ellis Proof Reader, Virginia Payne . Typist, Howard Shores Make-Up Editor, Jane Thatcher Proof Reader, Helen Deering Typist, Donald Hott W KEYHJSGO ifeniors 19 3 6 PageM Kaymsco - SENIOR CLASS OF 1936 President-Dee Peters Vice-president-Howard Shores Secretary and treasurer-Clemlm Montgomery Colors: Blue 'and Vlfhite Flower: Iris Motto: 'He who labors conquers Class Sponsors Principal A. G. Springer Miss Alice Smith Miss Ida Smith KEYHIS-CO, the title of our publication, is niade from 3 combina- tion of ,parts of the three words Keyser, high, and school, Rev. West, a former member of the high 'school faculty, coined the world KEJYHISCO in 11924. If Page Ten FIRST KEY'S:ElR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA 1 9 3 6 Faithful boys make She looks so innocenl It is not Wise to be Ksvidlisoo Alt, Walter ' Walt Sect. Treas. W. Va. Club '32, '33 Archery Clulb '33, '34 Journalism Club '33 faithful men Ashby, Sarah Jane Ashby Literary Club '32 Pep Club '34, '35 Band '34, '35 and shy, yet she really is so wise. Barrick, Harry ,Editorein-Chief I-Ii-'Tlnies Journalism Club '36 Reading Club '32, '33 wiser than neces- sary. Bennett, Revanell Bennie ' CPenn Hi Schcoll Fieldball '34, '353 BaskieQb,t11 '34, '35: Hit ball '34, '35g Track '33, '34, '35. She is of SUHHY nature Bishop, Okareda .'Okie , Girls Reserve '333 Girls I-IiY '34, Glee Club '3i6g, Drmzrzajic Club '34g Pep Club '35, '36 For 'so Work the honey -bees. ' - 1936 ,Burns, Mary ' Burnsie Pres. Dramatic Cluib '.32,' '33g Vice. Pres. Literafryq Society '34, 'i35g Girls Hi-Y 135, '363 Pep Club '34, '35. I love and love not . Chapman, Dorothy Chattie' Handicraft Club '33g 4-H 'Club '32, '343 Speedball Cluib '36, A good heart is worth 1, gold. Collins, Helen Basketball '33, '35: Girls' Hi-Y '35, '3Eg Pep Club '34, '35, Glee Club '35, '36. Smiling, beguiling, cheering and endear' ing. Cauldron, Mildred Millie Glee Club '-35, '363 Pep Clulb '35, '36g Girls Reserve '32, '33. Silence is bliss. Cook, Geo rgia Rae Cookie Hiandicralft Club '32, '33 I, only knew she came and went. Page Eleivn Cook, Rejohnia Jon:nie Handicraft lClub '32, '33, French -Club '34, '35. .. Just the type that goes on in life, be- cause of her plod- ding ways. Deering, Helen Winnie Girls ,Hi-Y '35, '36, Student 'Council '33, Hi-Tinwes Staff '35, '36, Pres. Literary Soqfety '34 Look at me with tliv large brown eyes! ' Derry, Carroll Buster Football '34, '3-5 '36, K Club '35, '36. He whistled as he weant, for want of thought. Diehl, Dorothy ,Deanie Girls Reserve '33, Girls H'-Y '3l5, ,36, Baskeflball '33, '34, Glee Club '35, '36, Pep Club '35, '36, Journal- ism Club ',3l6. False 'and fickle, or fair and sweet. Diehl, Margaret 'fLmby Modern Language, Club '32, '33 I pass my days among the quiet places. Kayalsco f-1936 Page Twelve Dorsey, James 'Jimmie Library Cflu'b '36, There is nothing quite so dear to me as the green grass of old Ireland. Eisenhour, Wayne Is'sy Pres, Sophomore Class '34, Junior Lit- erary ,Society '3'5. UA man who is a Inas- ter Ellis, Virginia Tub'hy Cheer-lea-der '34, '35, '36, Baisketfball '33, '34, Dramatic A Club '35, '36, lKlCl11'b '34, '35, '-36, Pres. Pep 'Club '36, Hi-Times Stalff '36, A little round but with a jolly ,good nature. Eutsler, Kern R. lClrum U.sless Oratiou '34, Boys Hi-Y '35 '36, Dramatic Clulb '34, Sect. Victor- ian Literary SOCi6tY '13f5. f'Wit is the lightning of the mind. Feller, Herbert Red Handicraft Clulb '32, '33 Not afraid of work .but would rather not be too intirnaiely associated with it. Fisher, .Richard Dick I reckon I get your drift, gentsf' Fraley, Hebner Hunt Science Club '32, '33 ,Stamp Cl'u'b '32, '33 Little boy, full of joy. Fuller, Paul lMun ' Football '32, '33, '34, '35, '36, Basketball '33 '34, '35, '36, K Club '33, '34, '35, '36. ' ' For every 'shooting star-he claimed a kiss. Green, Edwin Eddie , Glee Clllb '35, '36. All time junior and senior banquet guest. Hartman., Edward Satan Archery Club '33, '34. I ,might 'be rich, I might be great. Hartman, Helen Hal Puzzle Club '32, '33: Current Event 'Club '3l2, 'f33. I only ask that for- tsune send a little smore than I can spend. High, Forrest H. Football '34, '35g K 'Clueb '35, '3-65 Ath- letic 'Club '3'2i. '33, '34. None but himself can .be his parallel. High, Marie HI-Ii!! Bjasketball '34, '3'5g French Club '35, '363 Sect. Treas. K- Club '3w6g Pep Club '34, '35, Cheer-leader 'l5, '36. Loaf, play, and love -and the greatest of these is love. 'EIl,ifritz, ,Paulihe , Pert , Basket-ball '3,2i, '33, French Club '33, '34, Pep 'Club' '3l5, '346g Glee Club..'3e5, '36g Journal- ism Cl-uib '3I6,. I have ventured Ato 'put into verse. Haines, Junior Junnie Aviation Club '343 Pres. Boys Hl-Y Club '36, '36g B311d,,3'5. The road is left that E once was trod.'.' Page 7hm'een Hott, Clarence 'K1Olive-Oyl No nickname at school, but this is the one. lim known tby among the nboys can the hill. Hott, Donald Donnie Vice-Pres. Student Council '363 UPLA De- 'bate '34, '353 UPLA Extetm. Spee-chg Hi- Tilmes Staff 236. The ladies - Heaven bless them! Hull, Robert K Bolb Debate '35, '3w6. The deed I intend is great, but what as yet, 1I do not know. Kolkhorst, Henrietta Legs Operetta Lucky Jade Basketball '3'5g Girls Hi-Y Club '3l6p Hi- Times Staff '36g Pian- i-st 9Suln.ny Skies , Her heart is like a garden fair, Where many pleasant 'bios soms grow. , LaRosa, Larry Goo Goo Athletic Club '32, '33, Was that the bell? Page Fourteen QKBYHISGO - 3 Leatherman, Alice Blondie Girls Reserve '33, '3-4g Game and Enter taitnzment Club '32, '33. I have ships that went to sea. Liiler. Nellie uNe11u 4H.and1er-aft Club. '32, '33 Dreams come true, and everything. Lauer, Wilda rsM0nty:: 1-Ii-Times Staff '36L Pep Club '34, '35, '36g Sect. Victorian Liter- ,ary Society '33 '34, '35g Journalism Club '36, 'I love, she said. with her faint sweet sn1ile. ' Ludwick. Carl 'Chevie Sfect. Treas. Boys Hi-Y Club '36: Jtinior Intersociety' Play '35, '36. Don't tell me 'Theres room at the top'! Lupton, Jozephine Girls Reserve- '33g Basketball '33, '34: Pep Club '35: Dramatic '35, 1 had .a vision all the years. McDowell, James Jim 'To serve all, but love one. Michael, Dorothy ,Frelnch Club '36, 4-H Club '3'6. I have 3 chair zu 'every hearth. Mills Dwayne Dobbie Football '32, '33, 'fSunny Skies Chorus, Joulrnalism '36, K Club '32, '33 I have seen all human Wits. Mi'lIs, Virginia Gin French Cluib '33, '34, Pep 'Club '34, '35, Glee Club '35, '36, Basket- ball '3i3, '34, Journal' ilsm -Club '35, '36, The greatest pleasure of life is love. Mills, Richard! ' Dick Boys Hi-Y Club '36, Football. '33, '34, '35, Bfailkethall '34, '35, K Club '34, '35, '36, Hi- Times Staff '36, Journ- alism Club '36, The less men talk the more they think. Knvillseo 1936 Montgomery, Clemm Wilde, Basketball '32, '33, '34, '35, '36, Football '33, '34, '35, K Club '33, '33, '34, '35, '36, Vice-Presidexnt Sopho- more -Class '34, Sect. Senior Class '36, K The world loves a lover. Moore, Mary Louise B0ddy Treas. Girls Hi-.Y Club '36, Blasketb-.il '34, '35, Pep 'Club '35, '36, K Climb '3l5, Sun- ny Skies , Hi-Times Staff '36, Journalism Clu'b '36, For her executive ability we admire her. Murray, Christine Phil Girls Hi-Y Clllb '36, Student 'Council '345 Advancing shalpe, an image gay. She held the knave. king, queeln and ace. Nowatski, Lydia Mae 'Tootie f'Hank Operetta Lucky Jade f '34, Sunny Skies , Glee ,Club '33, '34 '35, '36, Student Council -35, '36, Pres. Girls Hi--Y '36, Dra matic 'Club '35, '3.6. It is in learning music., that 'IHHHY youthful hearts learll to love. 0liv'er, John Glee Club '35, '363 Pres. Victorian Liter- ary Society '36, De' hate '36, S'mny.SkieS I sing because I like to Sim?- Page F1 ffeen Payne, virginia Ginnie Puzzle ,Club '32, '33, French ,Club '33, '34, Hi-Times ,Staff '35, '36, Journalism Cluib '35, '23'6. , , A gentle loving creature . Peters, Dee Stormy Weather Keyhiisco Staff '34, '36, ,Student Council '35, '36, iPresident of Senior Cliaiss '35, '36, Sunny Skies cast '36, Editor of I-li-Times He who labors con quersf' Pezzanite, Larry Pezzy Football '32, '33, '36, K Cluib, '32, '33, '36, Athletic Club '32 9 Journalism 'Club '36. Live, love, and be happy that's my motto. Pezzanite, Frank Alphonso Football '34, '35, '36, Sunny Skies cast, Extem. Speech '36, Secretary L'terar,y So- ciety '34, K Club, '34, '35 '36, Journalism Club '36, The cheerful grin will let. you in. Purgitt. Vauda Mae vtKJaCkyY Freinch Club '31, '32, I-Ii-Y Club '3-3, '369 Pep Clulb '35, '36. A loving heart is the truest wisdom. Page Sikfeen Quinn, James Jimm e . Science Club '32, '33 Hrs manners were gentle, complying and bland. Rafter, Jimmie Jim Vice, Preis. Literary '34, Vice. Pres. Boys Hi-Y '36, K Club '34, '35, '36, Etudent Coun- cil '36, Keyhieico 'Staff '36, ,Journalism Club '36, Football '36, Bas-- ketbiall '34. '35, '36. Always 3, good sgcrtf' Rawlings, Phyllis. Pep Club '33 '36 She drives them away with R smile. Rice, Kenneth . - Lefty , Foot-ball '32.N '33. '3-4. '35, .Blskeibali '33, '34, '35, '36, Boys Hi- Y Cl .'.. lb '34 '35 '36, Inler. Society Literary '3i5,' President K Club '34, '35, '36, Manager Eusketiball '36, ll,- Times Staff '36, He bears the torch in 'love. Rogers, Madeline Neiny Nature Cluib '32, '33, Glco Club '35, '36. We always have time enough. ' Rogers, Rosalee R. Rosie Nature Club '32, '33g Glee Club '35, '3s. Time is the greatest tyrant. Rogers, Robert 't'Bob ' St-udeent Council '3i6g Reading .Clulb '33. Persistence conquers all things. Sager, Maxine S.tooge Treas. S iudent Coun- cil '363 Treasl Glee C1uib,'3l5, '36g Sect'y Dramatic Club '34g Hi- Y '343 Sfunnyv :Skies '36. Whatever is popular deserves attention. Santmyer. Willard HB-idd! 7 Let me stand still u,p- on the height of life. Shores, H oward .Seignor Viceapresi-.lent '36 Classy Debate '33g won U. P. L. A. Debate in '34, Sunny Skies '36. Tho vanquished, he would argue still. KEYHISGO. 3 Shreve, Ruth Y V Doc ,Glee Club '32, '33: Sect'y of 'C1+ass'34g Junior Play '3'5g Sect'y Literary '36g Literary 'Critic '3'6. , What 1 Want is, not to possess religion, ibut have religion .possess me. Smith, Paris . . Smitty . Natuire iC1-ub '3-2, I plead guilty to a strong ipartiality to wards, that unpopular class of beings, coun- try boys. Stewart, Madeline E. Maddy . Dramatic Club '32, The only way to, have 9, friend 'is 'to be one. - 1 Stewart, Leslie I have sworn to be R bachelor. Stickley, Faye Stick Story Club '31 '32. You have not fullilleu every duty, ,unless you have fgllzfllled that of being cheer! ful and pleasant. Page .Seufnfeen Tasker, Anna Ann Glee Cluib '35, '363 Dramatic iClub '35: Ducky Jade '3-ig Band '35, '3'6g Handi- craft Club 'sag Eti- quette -Club '33. A perfect W-oman, nobly planned. Taylor, Thurman M, Two-Gun Iiitei'-Society Con- testant '34, i ' Sf you Want a true friend her-e'S one. Tettenburn, Richard Teddy Athletic -C1-ivlb '32, '33 Formed on the good old plan A true and brave and do'wnr'ght honest man. . Thatcher, Jane Haney State ,President oi' -St-u-dent 'Council '36: U. P. L. A. Poetry '343 '35, Debate '36g Key- hisco Staff '36g Sunny Skies '3i6g Girls I-Ii-Y '34, '35, 'i3i6. The road is wide. Thomas, Roberta E. Tommie Puzzle Club 33, Lit- erary Contest '3-tg Dra- matic iClub '31-ig Banr quet -Coxm. '35, Pell iClu'b 233, '35, '3-6-g Jour- nal'sm Cilalmb '36, Worldly Wise, exceed- ingly clever. Page Eighteen Knyniecio- 19367 v Troy, Virginia Lee Ginnie1ee Lucky Jade '3-lg Preis. Student Couincil '3-65 Sunny 'Sires 36g Dra- matic Club '35, '36, 'Fille-d to ine brim with personality. Umstot, Hazel Winnie 4-H -Club 8 Xearsg French Club '35, '36, Idle-ness has no place. Kiser, Charles Patty Here is 3 man AND his virt-ues. Wagoner, George Jr. Murphy Footibiall '34, '35, '36g Ba-sketbali '3-4, '35, 'sag Jo-urnalism Club '361 K-Kluib '34, '35, '36 False tho she be to me and 10Ve. Welch, Gyla Toots Dramatic Club '36. Wg, pass for what MB are. Whipp, Fre-da Lee Sis .Recreatioln Club '32, '33, 4-H Clulb '32, '33, '34, '35, '36, Journal- ism Club 233. 'But the law of con- sciousness abidesf' Whipp. Paul Buzzie Reading Club '32, '33, Radio is my friend I tear them down and I-ut them togeth- er again. Wiley, Constance, Connie ' Baslkelball '32, '33, '34g K Climb '34, '35g Pres. Amusement Club '32, '33, Girls Reserves '33, '34, Habit is tem times nature. Mosser, Daniel Bud Football '35, '36, Basketball '33, '36, Look 'before you leap. Valentine, Er-nest 'Juc',ie Dramatic Club '32 I have sworn to be 21. bachelor. Knvalsco Soucler, Deyerle ..Ben,,, Science Club '3.lg Pep Club '34, '35, Nobody here, thank goodness. Hutton, Jane'Ann Janie ' 4H Club '35, '363 Pep 'Club '35 '363 Basketball '35, '36,' K, There is not a 1mou1- ent without. 1936 Winsboro, Robert Winsor Journalism Chzlb '36 'lA man's lbest friend is his ten lingers. Yost, Leslie Grandpa Football '32, '33, '34, '35, '3-65 Track '33, '34, K Club! '33, '34, '35, '36g Hi-Y C1u'b '34, '35, '363 French Club '35, '36, We are 'parlor soldiers. Steiding, Garland Booty Boys Hi-Y '34, T355 Julnior Literary Society '3-4, '3+5. , Let a man know his Worth, and keep things -under his feet. V Fazzalore, Teresa , Fazzy Reading Clulb. '35. And found the bless- 6'dlfl6'S'S of being lit- tie. Folk, Neal Truck 'T'he force of charac- ter is cumulative. ' Page Nlneieen Ksymsco - SENIOR CLASS HISTORY '36 For twelve ,years we Seniors have gleefully sailed the Sea of Eflucation. We've sailed on twelve ships, namely the twelve grades. We had such kind .stewards to start us 'upon our JOUFDQY. MiSS A111113 Peters and other grade teachers helped us get our ability :and imtelligelwei in fine Ship,ShaDG- Soon a transfer took place. We were change-d to the orderly ship, Junior High. Here We prospered 'under the care of the wise and experienced ,stewardS, Miss Arnold and Miss Johnson and our worthy captain, Mr. Judy. Them we were promoted to the grand ship, 'tS'ophom-ore. And 'what fa jolly admiral Mr. Springer was. What delightful stewards our teachers! All was 110i smooth 'sailing though. Sometimes the ships' rollickedy with fun and laughter, but sometimes the sea got rough and stormy. Many became seasick and, alas, they were left behind! The Soiph'ornore encountered et fstorgm when it could not agreei to a Hrst mate. Wayme Eisenhour .became class president after Lydia .Mae Nowatski 16- signed. The voyage on the Junior ship was a frolic. we shall always remember. Our first mate was George Barger, class president, with captans, Mr. Dayton, Mr. Deahl. Mrs. White., and Miss Meeks. Under their command we brought on deck one of the most successful Junior-,Senior Banqfuet and Dance ever held, The following year, it was like real sea tars that we went on board the Senior ship, and hoisted the Blue and White flag of class colors. 'The Officers at the helm, during this last knot were: Captains, Miss Alice Smith. and Miss Ida Smith. First mate: Dee Peters, class president. Activities on -dec.k were bully. In sports the bars go to the :basketball team, who won the Sectional Tournament and placed .second im the Regional Tournament. Honors to Donald Compton, Clemm Montgomery, George Wagoner, James Rafter and Daniel Mosser. Stars to the football team. S , In literary, the bars go to John Oliver, Lydia Mae Nowatski, Howard Shores, Jane Thatcher, Donald Hott, and Wa,yne Eisenhour: 'Then the Juniors 'sounded mess call, and in sigsiiilicance of their rank, we Seniors attended the Junior-Senior Frolic without paying. . Then our admiral, Mr. Springer, called, Land ahead! -and the-opder was givem to drop' anchor and we were landed at the shore of Graduation , given our ship papers, and passports, we went down the gang plank and out-where? James Rafter and Junior Haines. Now, take all this with a grain of salt and you have read the history of the class of 1936. S' 1 9 3 6 Page Ywemjf Ksvnisco i . PROPHIECY or CLASS or '36 It was once said that He who dreams shall live. Clever fellow. the 0116 W110 said thatg for one never quite lives until he has drealrnedg -dreamedof what has been, and of what is to be. Let us enter that dream: that is the future and ttind the Lme.mb.ers of our- 1936 graduating class. In the new Keyser High School building, ,behind the door marked Principal , we see none other than Donald Hott smoking big black cigars and dictatingtletters to hiS very shapely secretary, Alice Leatherman. V Upstairs we .iind the new librarian, Clarence Hott, catalqgiueing books. Q On the athletic field Coach Clemm Montgomery is putt'ng the Golden Tormlaido football squad through a hard workout ibefore the scrimmage game with the McCoo1e Military High School Cyclone. A - Paul Whipp, Homer Fraley, Walter Alt, Herbert Feller, and Paris Smith are driv- ing the new streamlined school buses which are now painted. a scarlet red. .Ta1mes.McDowe11 is lSu1perintende1nt of Schools in Mineral County. W On the school board are several of our classmates: Robert. Hull, Willard' Santmyer. Robert Rogers, Madeline Stewart, and Mary Biurns. In the court room at the .Mineral County Court House, we see :Paul Fuller onthe witness stand, charged with breach of promise, 'The ,prosecuting 'attonney is the honorable Horse Power Shores. The .presiding judge is his honor Judge Ernest Valentine. A Lydia Mae Nowatski, Wild-a Liller, Ileene Diehl, Nellie L'1ler, Virginia Ellis, 'and Christine Murray are all successful housewives. Dee Peters is Anow managing editor of--the Keyser Gazette. In an oflice of her own we see Virginia Payne as head copy-rea-der. ln the maike--up room we find Harry Barrick operating a linotylpe machine. ' ' We see Carl Ludwick trying to sell a :new 'Chevrolet truck to Neal Folk, now president of the Folk Trucking Company. Richard Tettenburn is now proprietor ofthe Swank Night -Club., situated on the corner where the Sugar Bowl used to wbe. ' Maxine Sager is the very charming host- ess. The orchestra is under the direction of Vrgiznia Troy. The floor -show stars the -Singing and dancing of Frank Pezzanite. Frank has just signed a contract to niaike moticm pictures. Brother Larry is Frank's manager, . Ch'HI'lGS K'Se1', a rural mail carrier, delivers mail to Thurman Taylor, Leslie Stewart, Anna Tasker, Hazel Umstot, and Margaret Diehl, all of whom are happily married. - 'At the Potomac Valley Hospital we find Dorothy Michael. technician, Dorothy Chapman, head nurse and 'Ruth Shreve, physician. Among the student nurses are Helen C-ollins, Revanell Bennett, Josephine Impton, Virginia Mills, Faye Stickley, Helen Hartman. 'Mildred Condron, and Gyla Welch. Junior .Haines is putting himself through college. Jane Thatcher is now traveling around the country urging fpeople to contribute to Tune Story , Christian Herald , and Snappy Stories . As ,a side-line she demon- strates a Sure-Kill Rat Poison. 1 i , i j 3 Georgia Rae Cook is owner of the Cook Hash House . Freda Wh'pp has organized an exclusive girls' school at Antioch, Rejohnia Cook is one of the faculty. Richard Fisher and Deyerle Souder fly the United States Air Mail between Miami, Florida, and Washington, D. C. Phyllis Rawlings and Vauda Mae Purgtt are air hostesses. Despite Mr. Dayton's anti--war talks, Carroll Derry has joined the United States Army and Forest High is in the Marines. .1936 Page Tweniy-one f Ksvmsco - 'The new Keyser Collegians are .playing im the world series. On the team. are George Wagoner, Kenneth Rice, James Rafter, Richard Mills, Leslie gYo'st, Daniel Mosser, and Dwayne Mills, V In Hollywood we :find .Pauline Ellifritz designilnig scenery for MetroeGoldwyn- Mayer. Larry Larosa and ,Garland Steiding are Drfewss agents- for some of the more famous movie stars. lMary Louise Moore, one of the famous Bod-dy follies beaiuties, has just had her lovely eyes insured lfor one hundred thousand dollars. , Oxn the radio we hear the voice of Roberta Thomas as the 'switch'boa,rd' operator on the Grand Hotel Program. James Dorsey andpl-Lfiirward Hartman have organized the funniest comedy team of the season. They call themselvs ,Hit and Run. ' Kern Eut-sler has taken himself off to the dark interior of Africa to save the souls of iblack folk. The Rogers sisters, Rosalee amid Madeline, are missionaries in India. Wayne Eisenhour is 3, very successfiiii minisier and evangelist, his fame rivaling that of the late Billy Sunday. James Quinn is now Chief of 'Police in Chicago. John Olivier and Helnriettfa. Kollkihorst, fresh from triumphs in Europe, are malt- ing their debuts at the Metropolitan Opera House singing Verdles immortal opera Il Travadorf' ' . .Marie High, Jane Ann Hutton, and Constance Wiley are at Lalke Placid taking 'part in the Olympic gaiines. I V , 'Teresa Fazzalore is visiting relatives in Genoa, Italy. - y Sarah Jane Ashby is now commercial 'buyer for the G. iC. 'Murphy UO. - Robert Wimsbioro is appearing currently as Master of Ceremonies at the Winter Garden Theatre in New York. ' ' , 'Helen Deering is lstill seen driving a 'Pontiac 8 CMayabe it'.s ia, Packard 1,2 by nowg Edwin Greene is a sophozniore at West Virginia Universityg the,y'll 'soon will it to him. He is working his way through college selling 'book-5 ,011 'How to C.0im.p1eQe a Three Year High School Course. A A Some of .us have grown famous and some have not, .but we all graduated frozn that little red schoolhouse toge.her. ' W ' i ' A ' Henrletta' Kolkhorst. Compiled from the prophecies of Lotta Folk, Margaret Diehl, Kenneth Rice, George Wagoner, Donald Hott, James' Quinn, Gyla Welch, Phyllis Rawlings, Robe:-t Winsboro, Daniel Mosser, Robert Rogers, Paris Smith, and Henrietta Kolkhorst. A ' R ' D' 1 9 3 6 Page 7wenIy-fwo Ksvnisco ' CLASS L WILL Vie the 'Class of One Thousand Nine Hundred, and Thirty-Six ibeing 'afboitrt to leave Keyser High School, in full .possession of a .sound mlmd, memory and understanding, do make and 'publish this as our last will and testament, hereby revoking and making void all former wills .by us at any time heretofore made. . And .first we do direct that our funeral services shall be colndiucted Eby 'Our friends and well-fwishers, the faculty, only enjoining that the funeral ube Carrie-d '011 with all the dignity and ,pomp our situation ian the high school sc-alle has merited. E As to 'such estate as it has pleased the fates and our own strong 'anmrs to give US, we do dis-pose of the same as follows, viz: Item: We give 'and bequeath to the Board of Edi11Cati011 restful 11 ghfS and peaceful dreams. We promise them a, rest from Nineteen Thirty-six's .pietitionsg N0 more will we .be called .upon to bend ourzstrong knee to sup-Dlicationg no more will they be pained to reifiuse. It has .been hard to have our fondest Wishes thWH1 C6d3 it iniutst have been hard for them t-o refuse so fair a class. They -have dome -their duty, and they ,have their reward in the -92 members of the class .of '316. Item: We give and bequeath to the J-unior Class, our high school banner, digf nity, and senior seats in the home-rooms, our glory and success to strive forward, to learn, and to declare th.e'ms.elves the rulers of our high school. Item: We give to the Sophomore Class the following advice, accepting which will lead them to gloryg learn to work if not to Wing- development comes -sooner through bearing failures than successes. Lt isn't fun, but still, look at the class of '36 and be encouraged. . Item: The -siutbjoined list will 'be recognized as entailed estates, towhich We 110, declare the class of '36 the real and rightful successors: I ' Q With the list shortened as much as possible, yet just long enough to understand it we do, A The one th ng hard for us to ,part with. To our successors we .must give our courses ixn senior -studies and let me say this is where you. learn that lots of things that you onceknew are not so. I h p , . First we would like to bequeath our gratitude and appreciation to the faculty fOr 'HH they have said and done for us. May we 'be remembered always. We wish to make the :following distributions of our estate and worldly possessions We leave the Rogers Sisters timidaness to Bobby Oates and Ida Mott. To Dorothy Miller- we give .Hazel Umstot's c.urls. Jane Thatcher's place on the tardy 'book goes to Jane Abernathy. We g've Qhristine .Murray's last name to Mary Katherine .MCKQQ-3, Howard .Shores wants to give Robert Pickfard his dancing feet. , d James Rafter wants Neall .Shobe to hold domn his .position on the basketball squa. . To Edwin DefMuth. .Franlk Pezzianite wishes to leave h's way with the women . Lydia Mae Noiwatski gives to Mary-Moran her marvelous 'singing voice so she can carry on when s-he is geane, John 'Oliver w'she's to leave his great yawn and his daily 'stretch to Earl Simmons. Alice Leatherman leaves her bottle of 'peroxide to Virginia Mae Bwownv u Wilda Liller and Clemm Montgomery wish to leave their wedd ng sigins to Mary Louise .Springer and John Plummer. 'To Louise Sullivan, Wayne Eisenhour wills h's ability 130 think. . fl PTUS C1255 Of '35 Wishes to leave to all its underclassmen its devoted love of the 3011 LY- Also, the remaining ,parts of the library 45 ell . f t 1 . - . the long past due books. , a W as a ew ex ra penn.es for 1 9 3 6 n Q Page . Twenfy-three Q KavHise.o - We will to Elinor Kesner, Edwin Green's seniority and rightful pension. Connie Wiley leaves her wad of chewing gum iI1 621011 FOOIU, second TOW, third seat to any .person wanting it 'next year: Donald Hott leaves what is left of his typewriter to Henry Watters. Virginia Ellis leaves the megap-hone for 'Bee iCar'bacc,1o. f .lane Asnn Hutton. wills her high tops to .Doreen Sanders to lead the :band in. We find that Walter Alt wills to Bruid Montgomery his 'quietness 'in the class rooms and halls, The seniors in the tylpewriting, class leave Mr. Devilbliss the paper on the floor. Nellie Liller leavesher, perfect hair to Marietta 1MilIer. ' . Mary Moore wills to Janet Tyler, her theme sonhg il Ailn't Got No Body. Helean Deeringfs 'LL want to be alone sophistication goes to Frances Leatherman -tpausej try to leave her alone. V Robert Winsbor0's dancing feet go to anyone that can fill his shoes. Helen Collins wills her vbangs to any high f01'6-headed juniorf Mildred 'Condron will leave her place in Latin to a junior who can take it. Pauline Ellifritz wills her memory to Marietta Miller. Kern Eutsler wills h.is power to preach-to Harry iBlack'burn. . Maxine Sager wills her job in the Sugar Bowl to GeraldinevHewitt, Roberta 'Thomas wills her job as telephone operator to Esta .Johnson. Virginia Lee Troy, assistant director and piccalo playerh wills her instrument to Margaret Beale. ' n ' Garland Steiding wills his seniority in high school 150 Miles Purdy. Henrietta Kolkhorst wills her seat in the State Convention' of the U. H, S. P. to the editor of next year-'s staff. . - . Larry Larosa wills his senior hooks to Royf Miller who always used them in the past year. W ' ' ' ' V , V Herbert Feller wills his red hair and bashfulness to. Luther Arnold. . Lefty Rice willszhis liacl: and athletic a-h'lity to Stanley Thomas., Rejohnia 'Cook wills her quietness to Anna Ruth Elsey. Paul Fuller, one of our football stars, leaves his honor to Raymond Stoutamyer. Daniel,Mosser wills Charlotte to R'chard Siheetz. Vailda Mae Burgitt wills her dignity to Virginia Lynn Johns. Besides these enforced gifts we leave, not of necessity :but of our own free will, our blessing and pledge of .friendship from henceforth. All the rest and residlute of our property, whatsoever and wheresoe-ver, of what nature, ikind. and quality soever it may ibe, and not herein 'before disposed of lafter paying our debts and expensesl, we give to the-:General Fund of Keyser High School, for the school's'u-se and benefit absolutely as it sees fit. ' And we do hereby constit-ute and appoint our said principal, Mr, A, G. Springer, fsole e.xec.utor of this, our last will and testament. Y In Witness Whereof, We the Class of Thirty-six, the testators, have to this our last will, written aznd .set our hand and seal, this twenty-sixth day of .May, 'One Thousf and Nine Hundred and Thirty-six. ' ' Wilda Liller Witnesses Roberta Thomas Dwayne Mills - Virginia, Troy, iii? s 11 Q Q e r ,Pagem 7u,ev1U-four f K Ksyaisco SENIOR CLASS SONGS SO LONG KEYSER HIGH y Tune: When It's Sleepy Time Down South A 'Dear old high school with your red-briclk walls, -Squeaky steps and noisylhalls. How we'll ,miss you when these daYS H1'e'S0119, So long, Keyser High-So long. ' We'Ve never studied through our years in sch00l But we've passed and so now we're through We know you'll miss us ,bun we'll miss you too So longt Keyser High-fSo long. -S.udents in the class rooms a talk-in a yell-in Wasting their time away, Books were seldom open -but we'Ve Dassed We're hopin' we will 'stay 'until the last day. Dear Old High School with your teachers dear, T et us linger where we belong, ' We know you'll miss us but we'll miss you too So long, Keyser High-So long. A Connie Wiley.. FAREWELL KEYSER HIGH Tune: Lights Ou.t Farewell Keyser High, P One more phase of life is thru. Farewell Teachers too, We will often think Of you. Now is the time of parting, We'll go our separate ways, Farewell Keyser High, Youll be with us thru our days. I ' Wima Liner. T936 Page Twenfyjzue i ROCK-A-BYE BABY l,I5-'YHY11 4!Vl!1TIT9'OTY'lCH'V' ' ' Rejohmia and Georgia Jane Thatcher Helen Deering Lydia M. Nowatsiki Rae Cook Kaya-ffsco unicr S X , 'hir 19 3 6 ' Page Twenty-seven Knymsco MI sas 6 Page 7 ufenfy-efghf JUNI-OR 'CLASS V Kaylgilsco JUNIO:RS+SENIOR CLASSAOF '37, , President ................... 1. ..... V. Richard 'Sheetz Vice-president . ..Qg ...... . Mary Welch Secretary and Treasurer . .. .... L ,Myra'1Coco Colors: Red and' White. ' Flower: Roses Motto: All at ity all togetherg' all the time, Faculty sponsors for the juniors , Mr. Dayton ' K Miss 'Mcfiufllie Mrs. White . lMr. Deahl Abernathy, Jane BaileYQ Irene Bailey, .Madeline Baker, Rfuth Bane, William Barr, Melvin , Barrick, Myrtle Beale, Margaret Berrett, Margaret Bill, Helen ' I Biser, Vida Blackburn, Harry Bosley, Beulah - Ilman, Eveleen Brown, Earlan Brown, Edna Brown, Virginia Coco, Myra Nancy Coffman, Mlary Elizabeth Condron, Carl Compton Donald Cross, Helen De Muth, Edwin Depsuty George in Diehl, W'llian1 l Elsey, Anna Ervin, Homer- Entler, Paul Feller, 'Marcene Fisher, Carlyle Fleek, Edna Fleming, Hilda Folk. Lotta Lee Fortnev,,Norma 5, Freeland, Eileen Gardner, Helen Greene, Virginia Harrison, Charles Harrison, Ethel - Harrison, Willard Ilewitt, Geraldine high, Warren . . Iser, Otie Iser, Raymond , Jennings, Louise Johns, Virginia Lynn Johnson, Esta ' Kephart, Norman Kesner, Genevieve Kiser, Margaret Kolkhorst, Emmett Kuykendall, Russell Leatherman, Andrew Ijeathyerman, Frances Leary, James A Logan, William Logsdon, Charles Long Molly B. Loy, -Ruth Markwood, Jean fMcGee, Joe Bob Mc-Kee, Mary Catherine Mellon, Vera , ' Menefee, .Mary Louise Mercurl, James Metcalfe, .Mildred Wolfe, Betty Lee , Wolford, Gene ,K Miller, Dorothy 5 Miller, James ' Miller, Mary Mills, 'Evelyn Moran, Mary. b - Noonan, 1Mary.' Ellen' North John' Y ,, Norwood, James Oates, Janet ' Piokard, Roberto Plummer, 'John- Powell, Robert Visas Purdy,,Miles , ' 5 Ravenscroft, Geraldine ' Reynolds, Ethel ' , A Rinardg yoiial l - Rinehart, fWalter Rotnuck, Sanders, Seaman, Mary , A ' Doreen . Ray : V ,Sea1man, R3utIi ' Sheetz, - Richard , Shobe,'Nei1 V Shockey, :Margaret Wolfe, Joseplf' .- ' Hott, 'Virginiaf'L'ee Simmond, Sn1ith,yCarolnMae A sp0tts,,13etty'iuae Springer, ,Mary ' ' Staggers, Edna Staf:gs,'Ernest Q' Stanley ,r'v Maxine, Steiding, Strother, S trotherlj' Strother Sullivan Gretchen A. Albert F John 'Maxine Louise Tavlorf Joe -b'- - U. N Thrasher, -Junior: Thomas, Trenter, Stanleyfl W' Norma . ','1Trenum, Eldworth-, flfyler, Janet ' W Xfandiver, Gharlotte ivimgy, Ester' Webb, Justina E Welch, Charlotte U. Welch, Mary E Wolfordj :Carl Zacot, Sarah ,' 1 Page Twenfyglnzne www ifoplwmc-res ' Kfxywsco Page VTh1YtyL2fwJ ' I 9'3, 6, SOPQHOMORE CLASS Q, KEYAHISGO' SVOPHOMORES-SE,INijCR cLAss or '38 President ........... . ............. Pauline .Rogers Vioe-president .... '. l . .L .. - . 'Betty Jo'Liller Secretary and Treasurer ......... Frederick Sheetz . - - - . . ' 1 Colors: Marooenand- Gold'-' ' - N' 'im ' ' Floweri Wild 'Rose V V Motto: A,WOL'f1.to.Lhe-wl5e.is,suflEic.ient'f- , V Faculty sponsors for the Sophomores M V t Miss Beyerf' I ' f . I ' Miss Woadwdrtll ' f Mr. Fizer. . , . Mr. Johnson Mr. Bosleyl-3 - P i' A311911 Luther . Athey, Arnold A , . 'B'3'ldWiI1, Beatrice Barr, Eleanor , Bauer, Lloyd ' Bell, Elmer. Berrett, Josephine . Bishop, Leroy Bobo, Delbert H B01Yard Helen Boor, Marian Borror, Evelyn Borror, Helena' Mae F Bosley, Mary Lee 5 H ' Brotemarkle, Mary Lee Brown, Ada ' ' Brovvn, Ernie, - I ' Burke, Williams - Byford, Florence , U Caleminef Mamie I fCook, 7Charles ' Canbacio, Theresa i' Covinagton, Jac-,k . Crites, Margie' Cr'tes, Orville - Grogan, Dorseyh Cromer, Geraldine Dalughertv. John Davis, Betty Lee Davis Helen Dawson William Deering, -Glenn ' Dorsev, Robert Dulinlg, Eleanorgh Emrnart, Frances Evansj Franklin Ferreblee, Paul F11ee'k.,Riehiar,d . Q Flen1ing','Dorothy' ' ' Gr-eenwade,,,M,a1ggare,t , , , . Harrison, 'ilgorraine 3 F Harrison, Mary V. Henderson, Elizabeth Hood, Wanda I-Iulffman, Eugene Hull, Maxine Hull, Warren ' Kaulflim-an, Carlyle Kenealy-, Ma.xine Kephart, Keith ' Kesner,.f Elinor l Kimble, Elinor Kiser, .John ' Kuyrkendall, Arthur -Layman, William -Lea1ty,- Jack , Loese, Edith 5 Likins, :M-aldeline ' , ,Linen Betty Jo Liller,.Dorothy - Ludwic-k, Alice Q Luhwick, Frances MacDonald, Lawrence 1 Martin,--Basil , ., Millar, -Eugene Millar, - Marietta - , 1Miller, 'MaTth'a' Lee' , -Miller, Roy' A Y 'Mite-hella, Anna Lou Montgomery, Warren Mott Ida , NBBVTIBIEQ Walter Nethkiln, Virginia Newhouse, Catherine Newhouse, Nellie , Oglesbee, Ruth , Paris, Wilfred Parker, Leon 'f' ' il5iier,' 'Clinton' ' ' '-Pifeifl Margie ' 'F RRG,-ElW60dQ' '3 ' Rice, Jean RllEY,',M2iFgHT9fK ' Rdgers,fPauline ' Haines, lean, ,N k ., T-Trartrmani' Lillian .Mae , , . v B: Rogers, 3ViiFSi111a Rollins, John Mark Roinuck, Edgell Rotruclk, Herman Rptnuok, ,Wilda. Ruokinanf ,Emfogene Rumer, Ealward. P- Hamer, Glovinai 1. Sanders,,Ricl1ard- Saunders, tWmQ Schell,f.Daylef' V Q Shahan, John L Shank, George f , Sheetz,,,Fr.ederiek Shipley, Naomaf , Shoemakerj- Thomas 'fr Sines, Haven. -f ' A Smith,'Lela-- -Q -- Snotts, Vietorl -- ,spurlingf James' A Sl:aggs,JCharfli7itte Staggs-, .I-Leleii - v Steediman, Kathryn fr - Stewart,,Iren.ef. Q ,Q ' Stiokleyf Maryin , Stoutamyre, .Raym0Qd Tasker, 'Georgianna - .Tasikerg Wandaa 7 Taylor, James.-- L TaYlor,M-Joseph B Taylor, Stanley? ' ,Thoxnasg Doris Y - 'fysingerf-Elv.erett 7 Virts, ,Elizabetht Watters, Henry - Wfatters, Jane Weese, Thomas Welch, Belmont Welch, Lyndon' 1 ' iWellsI, Robert - ' ' W'elshonoe,fJames 'Wi1son, RHYKIQHQ ' Wilt, .Marvin J Wolfordig f Frances ' ' ' YDst3,'C0Yd1 f 7 ' ' YoStg.Gle11::: ., Yost, Pearl Zacot, Louise 1 913 6 B B Algageflhiifiy three I -Knvwisoo.- Patrons ofthe 1936 Keyhisco R . Win.. lL. Shepp , Ennest A. S-ee F. G. Davis T. T. J-Iulfiman Harry O. Rogers Luke McDowell Joseph E. Prettyman J. 'Clark Bright E. A. Courrier, M. D. Geo. R. Davis J. C. Sanders Dr. Paxul Price Paul Rouzer T., M. Cannon William MacDonald Dr. J. W. Eagle I-I. R. Taylor Rev. Showalter James E. Peters Shapirois Store Keyser Kleaners Melody Manor Workman's Market Rolflerickls Dept. Store Hamil1's Restaurant Fisher's Grocery Store Rinard's Jewelry Store Out-Rate Shoe Store Rogers Grocery Store Dr. A. Flick E. Wade Thomas N. L. Rogers. l1. i. R. A.qWelchl J. B4. Nowatski . Miss Jennie Wagley V Dr. M. H. Maxwell Naede-le's Jewelry Store' Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Jeffries J. Paul Blunvdon H. R. Athey Edgell Grayson Henry Groudan Gene L. Clevenger ' C. C. 'Compton Eddie Leonard Arnold Rafter Harry K. Dralne Jimmie Leatherman Pamul D. Peters Harrison's Place Curley Frazee Potomac 'Milling and Ice Co F. H. Babb Mrs, Lelia Wendell Geo. nM.. Loy Bunlker Reynolds N. C. 'Taylor H. Ga. Shores Peoples Life Ins. Harley 'Staggers J. E. Oliver - Frank Burgess C. L. Everhart Co. 'SI'I1ith'S Garage S. K. .Mountford ADVERTISERS ' TO OUR PATRONS AND 1 We, the- members of the Keyhisco Staff and Senior Class of '36, wish to thank the patrons and the aldvertisers for their siupport towards the - -publishing of the .1936 Keyhisco. .Had it not been for your splendid cooperation, a printed issue of our Keyhisco could not have been issued. We are happy to. know that the patrons of Keyser High School and the merchants are interested enough in our school to help finance our Knrmscfo. f l p ' , , ' V ' 1 Page Thzrbf-four A J L 6' , KEYHISGXQ 'Glubs 1 9 '3 61 ' hk' 'A' Y Page Thwfywbe XKESYHISGO Page Thirfy-szbc 1936 CLUB BOYS' AND GIRLS' HI-Y Keyrflsco K Club .AC'riv.iriesfe1i935f36 e, Probably the oldest organizations in Keyser High ,School are the class literary societiesf Literary-grades .arehnecessary for 'English credit so' each class hasgitsyown l1i.erairy club and ea-ch inemnber is given at chance tdshoyvbhis ability in public speaking. ,One of the biggest assets to the school is the high school aband., - Only ,a ,little over a year old, the handnhas progressed rapidly iuhlder thedirection of Mr. Frank Troy. The memlbr-gr1S,.1rj-theirr uniforms, are Er, price of the schools. - The band tutrned' out for QVGTY hffme f00iba11 and'-basketball game as well as representing .Keyser at several out- Qf-town'activitiesr-' -e ' ' l M Y' - 1 '- A e, H ' Perhaps the 'most important organization in' K. H. lSJ.V is the fStudentfCo1incil,i .The members are representatives from each homeeroom'Aand have the. Tuliug-P0WS1', of the students, This clufb has sponsored several' general assemblies, throughout the yearfas well as taken charge 'of anulnber of discipline' cases in the high school.: ZKeyser had the largest delegation at the Sta'te'Student iCouHc.il Convention held i.n.Charlestoi1. Va, November, 19315. - ' A . The-Notre 'Clluib Francais Qor French' Ciubiwasthe only. foreign language Club -in KSYSBI' High School. The club has been veryjactiye thisyear. ',fThe members held a party in March which vvas enjoyed by allywhowattengedf ' ' The'Grils' agnd Boys' HisY 'Clubs have been very active' this school-ilyearr ' Both clubs made it theiraim rdf uve np' to the Hi-Y motto, 'fro live, Prhinkvend florrightfy' 'Ihey 'attended the different church services once a month, throughout 116 Year. V .A large number of members attendedrthe co.nferenc.e in Frosthburg, F'ebru.aryg 1'93i6. '- They sponsored a ,picture in-April 'to raise funds for their Keyhisco picturei .1 5 ' i , ' ..4 P A V ' ,.. .. rr--Y 4, -' ..rr . The Journalism Groiuzp was the most active 'durllng the school year,.1Q.3i5135L ,The two weekly staffs furnished' m,aterial.for a column in the Kvqv Mineral Daily.. News .each Wednesday and Friday throughout- the. year. The staffs were.chanpje21,each ,six-Week period. givinlg every memberfa-chancegait adifferent pcs'tion on the stafff- . The gj'0UD Dlrblishedlsix Special mimeographeddssues of Hi-Times andgspornsiredlthe ,year book, K-EYQHISOO, forthe first time in the history. of Keyser High'Schoo1. If ,. . c . . Q -The Klub. consisted of high schoollathletes who have earned.'th.ei1'f-K's'din-foot- ball or basketball.. 5 - ' n 7 A f F- X- i The Pep Club, was closelylrelated to the athletic -orgaA1iZafiQD'S- The 'members attended the football andvbasketball ,gamegirinukfornied the cheering section for'Keyser High School. c i :T 'T . H ' The PiDgvP611S Club: met in 1,he-Lifbrary each aftenrnooil-and thermenibers indulged in some strenuous games of 'ping fphongl 1fT'his.x,va5 entirely a ipleasure club. -, , g The Library Club had clfarge ofthe library:j--fllherqeyvas agrriieinberlin charge at the desk each periodiofmne-,dav.' Tirey kept the .book shelves in brdeirfand the books and reference material repaired.: . . . W- - . -- I' Q 'f -' - -A 1' A I 4. I I . ,,.A .-'.,, T1?'5.,Gl99,,ClHb 11?-VdVCyhjL1fg9 of the comfrn'enyc.ement music. The 'memlpers,..also, sang special 'numbers at the- assemblies held during the yearg i L 1 9 3 6 ' 'l ' Page Thlrfy-seven I pl Kttwtlsoo - PEP CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Deahl President: Virginia Ellis 'Secretary-Treasurer: ,Marie High Cheer Leaders: Vinginia, Ellis, Marie High, and Virginia Troy Jane Thatcher Jean Rice Eleanor Kesner - 'Connie Wiley 'Carol Smith A Helen Hartman Vera Mellon Mary L. Springer Janet 'Tyler Eileen Freeland Doreen Sanders Mary Moore Pauline Elllifritz Lotta Folk MEMBERS Dorothy Chapman Virginia Mills Henrietta Kolkhorst Ileene Diehl Margaret Kiser Otie Iser Nttozna Shipley Yary L. Menefee Mary E. Coffman Jane Hutfoln Helen' Collins Jean Markwoorl Molly B. Long Virginia Johns Bee 'Corbaeio Helen Davis Phyllis Davis Elinor Ravenscroft Wilda. Liller Helen Deering Mary Moran Mary Welch Anna Ruth Elsey Margaret Greenwade Dorothy Miller Rachael Springer Maxine Timbrook Betty Spotts Pearl Yost Walter Alt Harry Barrick Okareda Bishop Helen Deering Ileene Diehl. Paruline Ellifritz 'Virginia Ellis Wilde Liller Henrietta Kolkhors' Donald Hott Dwayne Mills Richard Mills ' Virginia Mlils Lotta Lee Folk Oltareda Bishop JOURNALISM GROUP Sponsor: Miss Ida Smith MEMBERS Mary L, Moore Lydia Nowatski Virginia Payne Dee Peters Frank Pemanite Jimmie Rafter Kennelh Rice P Maxine Sager Howard Shores Garland ,Steiding Jane Thatcher Roberta Thomas George Wagoner' Virginia Troy K KLUB Sponsor: Mr. Fizer President: Lefty Rice 'Vice-president: Paul Euller Secrevary-Treasurer: Marie High Delbert Burns Larry Pezzanite F1'aI1k.Pezzanite , Paull Fuller Virginia Ellis Richard Mills Page Th1rfy-eighz'.- - MEMBERS Farmer Burns Daniel 'Mfosser Donald Compton George Wagon,er Clemm Montgomery 1936 James Rafter Marie High Kenneth Rice Raymond Stoutamyfe l'Red Fromhart Vera Mellon Mary Moran Christine Murray Lydia Nowatski Janet Oates Virginia Rogers Doreen Sanders Maxine Sager Kaya-I-seo W DRAMATIC CLUB Sponsor: Mrs. Brand President: Virginia Lynn Johns Vice-plresikdentz Doreen S'3.I1deI'S Secretary: Jane Abernathy MEMBERS Jane Thatcher Virginia Troy ' Mary Welch Jane Abennathy Josephine Berrett . Ocareda Bishop Myra Coco Virginia Ellis Lillian Hartman ' ' Maxine Hull Virginia Johns Genevieve Kesner Henrietta Kolkhorst- Mary K. McKee NOTRE CLUB FRANCAIS Sponsor: Miss Mc1Giuffie President: Virginia Lynn Johns Vice-President: Leslie Yost ,Q Secretary-Treasurer: Mary L, Springer l MEMBERS ' Mary E. Coffman Vera Mellon Phyllis ,Davis Mary L. Mene-fee Anna Ruth Elsey , Dorothy Michael Muriel Fisher Dorothy Miller ' Panina, Goldsworthy Nelva Rafter Margaret Greenwade Rachael S,priuger- Marie High M 'f Evelyn Snider.. .- Genevieve Kesner Gretchen Steiding Frances Leatherman Maxine Timbrook Molly B. Long. i Janet Tyler GIRLS' Hl.Y CLUB W 7 5 J ' Sponsor: Mrs. White A President: Lyidia Nowatski Secretary: Jane Abernathy Vice-president: Virginia L. Johns Treasurer: Mary L. Moore Chaplain: Henrietta Kolkhorst MEIMLBERS Jane Abernathy Mary Burns Theresa Corbiacio Helen Collins Helen Davis Helen Deering Ileene Diehl Virginia Ellis Virginia, L. Johns Genevieve Kesner Henrietta Kolkhorst Betty Jo Liller Molly B. Long Jean Markwood Mary K. McKee 1936 Mary L. Moore Dorothy Miller' Christine Murray Lyfdia Nowatski Margie Pifer Vauda Mae Purgitt Doreen Sanders Mary L. Springer Betty Snotts Louise Szullivan - Doris Thomas Jane Thatcher Virginia Troy Janet Tyler Mary Welch Page Thirty nme Kaymsco - BOYS! HI-Y CL UB- ! Sponsor: Mr. Bosley President: Junior Haines, Vice-ipresident: Jimmie Rafter Secretary-Treasurer: Carl Ludwick Sergeant-at-arms: Richard Sheetz ' MEMBERS Kern Eutsler Leslie Yost Charles I-Iarrison Clinton Pifer Richard Mills James Welshonce Kenniethllitice Paul Entler GLEE CLUB' Sponsor: Miss Haugan President: Virginia Troy Vice-president: ,Pauline Ellifritz Secretary: ,John Oliver Treasurer: Maxine Sager Librarian: Henrietta Kolkhorst MiEMfBvELRS Sarah' Janie Ashby Ofkareda Bishop , , Delbert ,Bobo Helen Collins John Daugherty Virginia Ellis Carlisle Fisher Geraldine Gray Lillian Hartman Josephine Lupton Dorothy Miller . Martha Lee Miller Lsfdla, Nowatski Pearl Yost - Maxine Oglesbee Frank Pezzanite Madeline Rogers Rosalee Rogers Vance Rotnuck G10ViDa Rumer Doreen Sanders ' Carol Mae Smith Anna Mary Tasker Gellfgianna Tasker Wanda Tasker Stanley Taylor V Kenneth Wilt L,IBR,A,RY CLUB ' Sponsor: Mr. Blackburn President: Mary Welch Vicespiresidentg Charles Kiser Secretary-Treasurer: Henry Watters MIEIMEERS ,Carol Mae .Smith , Virginia Lee .Ho t , .Frank Pezzanite Edward Rurner James Dorsey Elwood Rice A N lj 9 3 6 Page Forty Kynieco STUDENT COUNCIL 1-'S,ponsor: Mr. Dayton f President: Vilfginia Tr0y Vice-president: 'Donald Hott A Secretary: Mary K. McKee ' Treasurer: .Maxine Sager 'Clinton Pifer MEMBERS John Daugherty V Richard, Sheetz Virginia Lynn Johns Beatrice Baldwin . Jean ,Rice Homer Efrvin Margaret Beale Rolbert Rogers Dee Peters Doris 'Thomas Jean Haines , Betty Jo Liller Jane Thatcher Lydia Nowatski Carlisle ,Fisher Mary Welch ' Plaiiline Ellifritz Howard Shores PING PONG CLUB Sponsor: Mr. Blackiburn ' President: Richard .Sheetz Secretary-treasurer: Warren High ' MEMBERS A f Elwood Rice .lun'or Thrasher Richard Saunders Dorsey Crogan Edward Rumer H j - ' -A H'-W'il'fred Paris K. H. .S. BAND Q Director: Mr. F. R. Troy Assistant: Virginia 'Troy DUUH1 Major: Doreen Sanders Assistant: Carolyn Sanders . Wil1'3,m D66I'ing' V Charles Boyce ' ' Joseph Taylor Anna Taskep Manda Mae Ashby Paul Ehtler Elsworth Kenealy Carl Llndwilclt Delbert Bobo Sarah Jane Ashby Raymond Moran Rofblert Moore lVfal'tha Troy Mason Stanhagen Carlisle Fisher Howard. Crofgan . Paul Froinhart Elmer Bell Ravmlond Stoutamyre John M. Rollins Vance Rotruck MEMBEMPLS' Donald .McKee Irasepii White Richard Shepp Stanley Taylor James Harrison Frederick A Sheetz Russell I-Luighes Jack Covington M-ary L. Swecker Ervin Hartman Hubert Hartman Theodore Mathena Virginia Troy Gordon Thrasher Geraldine Ravenscroff Doreen Sanders Manvjaret Murray Phyllis Sanders Dick Ravenscroft Robert Dye Donald 'Sheetz ' 1 9 3 6 - Arnold Ltudwick ' Allen HRotriuck John Daugherty Don Ravenscroft Maxine 'Thrasher Anna May Ludwick Jane 'Cannon Walter Cross Marvin Reel Walter Frederick Walter' Byford Eugene Trenton Leon Miarray Katrina, Swecker Pete Johnson lla Stickley Bernice Hildreth 'Joe Kessel Ruth Rinehart ' Carolyn Sanders Page For! y one Knviiisco - LITERARY CONTESTANTS READING-nS1p0n's0r: Mrs. White , , ,Mary Welch, Lydia Nowatski, and Mary Li. ISDNHSGF- 'Miss Welch won 'first place in the U. P. D. A contests held in Franklin, W. Va. SPPJEECI-I-Sponsor: Miss Mc,G:uffie Vera Mellon and Frank Pezzatnite Miss Mellon worn second ,place in the U. P. L. A. contest. DEIBATE-eSiponNsors: Miss Ida .Smith-Mr. A. N. Blllrgess lst Team-Jane Thatcher 2nd Team-Robert Hull John Oliver Junior Thrasher Mr. Oliver won second 'place in the State District Contest. OR+ATIiO'N-Sponsor: Mr. Bosley. Stanley Taylor, Margaret Riley. and Kern Eutsler. Mr. Taylor won first 'place in the 'State District Contest. lNTERlPiR1ETNT'lO'N OF POETRY--S.p0nS01': IMFS. Brand Jane .Abernathy and Genevieve Kesner . Miss Abernathy won second place in the State District contest. VlCTlOlR'l.AN LITERARY tSeniorJ Sponsor: Miss Ida 'Smith FIRJST SEAMESTEIR SECOND QSEMESITELR President: Donald Hott President: John Oliver Vice-president: Henrietta Kolkhorst Vicefpresident: Wilda Liller Secretary: Kern Eutsler Secretary: Ruth Shreve Critic: Ruth Shreve Critic: Jane Ann Hutton COLUMBIIAN LITERARY Ufuniorj Sponsor: Mrs. White President: Gretchen Steiding Vice-President: Richard Sheetz Secretary: Madeline Bailey Critic: Mary Baurns W I LSC NIA N LITERARY CSopho.m,oreJ Sponsor: Miss McGwffie Sponsors: Miss Woodworth President: Lorraine Harrison Mrs, B1-and Vice-president: Stanley Taylor President: 'Clinton Pifer Secretary: Mangaret Greenwalde Vice-'presidents Doris Thomas Critic: I-Ielen Deering isecretaryz Naoma Shipley ' Critic: Wilde. Liller 1936 Pa ge Forty-two Kmfmsco Sports SQUAD 5 FOOTBALL ' 193 .fy .rsrwseer f - FOOTBALL , 1 7 . F 4 . On7Septeni1.ber 2., 1935, thirty-three boys met their new coach, Horner F-izer, who is a graduate of West Vinginia University.. A Amon-g some of the Veterans who met Coach Fizerwere: Elwood Copeland, Frank Pezzanite, Clemm Montgomery, and Murr- phy Wagoner. fThe rtlve-year tmen who reported were Paul Fuller, Leslie Yost, Lefty RICE, and Larry- Pezzanite. -e ,V-e -- -.- - f ---Af--f em- f---W 1 f g f After three weeks of hardqpractice the Golden Tornado went to Petersburg where they lyet to the Vikings- by thexscore of 25 to Q. On Oc.t.k4, the Tonnaldo journeyed to Cumberland where they played Allegany High and won by the score of L3 to O. On Oot.l11Q the 'Tornado Aplayed' their 'flret homegarne and lost a'hai-d'ga1he 'to Ridgeley by the tune of'7 to'6,'gan1e',played on -a muddyliield.. A On Friday, .Oc.t. 118,' Athe' Tornado jcunneyed to.Pied1mont,' where' theyr-came ,out 011. top .by thescore bf '12- to 0- OI1.00t- 25, they played St. Francis of Morgantown and' lost 'by the sobre of 27 to 0. J 1OniVNov. 2,' the Tornado g'played Penh. Ave. 'and' lost by the f seorei18 to'-7. l -'Oni' Nov. 9,'-they journeyed to Martinsburg where they lost .another qgame Yfbyrthe 'score-yof' 13 to 30. -'On Nov.j16, the Tornaado clashed with Parsons High in a, Sea of ilhild' in fwhich- VParsons 91'I1e.I'ged 'on fthe wmningiend- by the Seore orzlo to 7.7-worn Nw. '28, thefrornado invari- ed Cufrnbexrlanzd where ,theymet La Salle. and after a hard fought 33a't't1e'the Tornado wonbythescore'of7t60'. 7 ' : Ki 'AA- I sc.HEDuLE OF 1.9235 -4 A -KHS 0 PETERSBURG- Q.. 25' - y ...., 13 'ALLEGHANYZ ' . of 4--KHS 6 RLDGELEY . .7 -KHS, M I ..., 137 PIEDMOJNT' .0 ..i 0 ST. FRANC17si'. 27' MKHS 7 PENN. AVEJQ... Q.. 18' 0 MaRgr1NsBURG.... 13 ,'KHS 7 PARSONS 270 KI-IS 7 LA SALLE ..qJ. . 0. Q1 9 3 6 Page Forty-flbe -- +--'-W H--W' e fxfnyeet-1eeot-e v . ,f-.4 V , 17, y n, BASKETBALLHT T V efrhgxeyglerfHii,gnbaeketba11 team began the ibasketballf practice 011 LDGG-Qmfl1B1fi5J fiwjthxfoirr wgeterans Jirdm last Qyeaxfsgisquad:g,Jimmie Rasfter, DQU311d -Compton.: Clemm ' 'MonjgpxgeryqangdjM1ug3phfy Wagoner. V 1 , lyloeseg-,, whoa was, ag new, comerwonqthefrsquad. iW.01i1iQfl at atforwalfcl post' diufim the year. , T- f . ' . i 1- IL 1 e. 5 . xi J' -W -, f 53Attexj-ia gnonthfs -practioe.the,TQrnado played the :zfirst.ga.nTefof the Iseason' with ,r fgE,5?'Rornney,1H'ghjangyuyvon,by the seore of 421 to 211. After losinggi' thernext gan1eftofAllef ?3 any5't,he 'I1ornagi6,cja'me5bweK into,the Winl cfzlnmxu to .win itv'e,stnaight'f'gan1esL. .' iThe' ' g,5Tornagio Lhagi giophlegvminsh io've,r-Romney, QMoorefie1d,- Bruce. Ridgelelyg .anid:Piedn1o'nt, 'i7Eifl5f3!1 50110015-y5vSint.'?,,Q1g Wins wereiouer4Pe,tQrsbiungg:.DaYis,.Peninirkvenuef The Ateafns Keyser tvyieeindiuring the season were ,Allegany andl LaJSal1e,i I - -- Ll l-W It fb , '3.AfterAasiuccessEut1 ,season the Tornado entered the Sectional Tournament -as.top ':lEfaAyorite.5 They won this tournament 'by' ,defeating Piedmont High in the final game. f:j6ne'wWeek later they entered the Regional Tournament as ,a 'fa,vorite. The Tornado 'f163vC5Qd.th?Hlf'1Ti?-15 only to be beaten ,by Ttowiesburg High to the tune' of 31 to 29. - This -Qbgame' was one of the outstanding games of th's year's season. KES , KI-IS QKQHSX ' ,KI-IS ' KJ!-IS . QKHS T KHS DKHS 4 KHS ,,Q'KI-IES .Vx ROM NEY .... NDLEIG-ANY ....,. ,MTOOVREVFIEIJD 21 e - IQHS 38 KHS 6 KHS BRUCE' ....... 25. PETERSBURG 18 e Lg' mDeEnEY ::..e'.'E'12 he nAw'1rs!::'.'.'.'.'. 'lsr' if PENN:-AVE: .- 37 - PBEGDMONVFQ -19 I1 PENNTAVE. ,419 A ,. 'LA' SAIJLE ' .' -' . '30 .. . 'AQLDEQANY' :z .' ROMQNEY .... es. Total Points ...... -' IOYPLPONEINTS' T0tal'P0intS . ,3H4,. . L B 26 T KH'Sr ' ' ' A KH1S'i'i ' DAVIS ...... . RIDGELEY . . . . BRUTQEQ ...... .. PET ?lRSiBUB1G 7- LA .S MILE r-' ---- - MQWUEFPEVQD '- - . . . .1?mEtDMONT', T- - ' H EUK .GMFIZEN '-- WUGETLEEY X ----- PAIEDMWONT. V. . . .. iottiaifirqee 'TOWN ROWLTESBURG 709 ff'Sectional Tournament. 588 'H Regional 'Tournament 1 ref--3 in ee 4295? Forfr-SW . Y AS THE CAMERAMAN CAUGHT THEM '- n L Fight, Daddy's Team A W, , ,j1'he,TWins . . -- '. : ,Judie Fizer Ike Dayton Mari-anne and Marion Henry I1 Lefty Rice ' .w 2' ' f -Chris H1-TIMES STAFF Christopher 19 Ppfgh EKEYHISGO- AUTOGRAPHS 36 bfdvertisements PEOPLE'S C CARRIER'S PHARMACY SERVICE STORE Prescription Specialists Piedmont and Mineral Main and Armstrong Streets Streets PHONE 46 PHONE 81-J A SUPERIOR SERVICE SINCE 1921 For Economical Transportation Day and Night -' - va If it's on earth Wrecking Car wc'll trade for it , MOTOR CARS AND TRUCKS I Service Phone 31 LUDWICIAAIS GARAGE' A ooMPLIMENTs THE COFFMAN - FISHER COMPANY KEYISAER, WEST VIRGINIA MUSIC. HALL l The Big Home Place I N BEST IN I2-IicrURE,s AND 'STAGE sHoWs ' Newt. Carskadon, Manager, former K. H. S. Student i ,.,.., . , , , , xii-- wrl. :-:-znf:-rc-.vwr-f-f--w HEWEQW' with C ONTROE. sf,- X Nj gy ff? F51 51 SPD if Wa 2 toxugf 15 E Af 'W Wi QM IN ,, 5. -f.f-E - ' , -, lg 2 :L X ' K -k i s-35:11. 2. 0. 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