Keyser High School - Keyhisco Yearbook (Keyser, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1952 volume:

X WW iff gw Lusms Q5 X1 '5'f'fJy- X 'HD THE I952 9 -Q -s..-11 KEYHISCO Fw: C' hlrflhnn d t 1 gl JJ , ROBERT PARRILL Qfrx '4- eff., hr k, 'R4 4 I . Q f 'sr 'Q Eff - bb .1 0 'F Qfggf 'W kj rv . af I y x ,P s , - ' .7 .J ,Q . .- - M J V K . P yt 5 CMM' Q A 0 wx! pn: l ? 0 1 I' p , I K -4 ,, f G U Y: O x'- 'I '1' 'J' .1. D,d' t th yofourclepa d f X irminiatrntlnn 11' R as '1 Q9 Q L F Jo 0 O Q is Q ' Q, M XX 6 N ,br 'QX 1 5i N . f' S - -,E - ,zf y in Y ,J 5 1 H WE U 4 ' - e ,, Q-'X 4 i, 5. ffl' I Z. h L.. Prmcxpal PARKER C BLACK + x Ass1stant Prmcxpal Secretary JAMES W GOLDSWORTHY MRS NAOMI DELLINGER ,lla vi s 4 6.5 .Ny ! I t . ff, ! jx ' , U! A 4 A I A 1 . fs Oscar Gustafson Alice White Dorothy Brock Lester McDowell Katherine Davis Amet Swisher Ethel BOYCI George Wallgy lrene Raines Owen Schaeffer 'Q riff A.. ' 5 ' Mary Calemine Olen E. Marks Nellie Hott A M Ingz Angel Louise Ward John Shelton i- 1 Fl'8l'lk CBICITHHC Mildred Th0I'I1pSOD Nunzio Bafbefa Virginia Johnson James Toquimo Helen Pownell Raymond Elliott Ida B. Smith Frederick Clark Norma F rum Brown Oates Daisy Goldsborough Frances Staggers Jean E- Frost 1:niur5 DONALD LEE ALKIRE Ackre Get what you can whrle you can 35-.gf Tv Ti., CHARLOTTE ANN MILLS Dxmples Look for vrrtues IH others faults only rn yourself PAUL TAYLOR DAYTON Why tell the teachers the answers to the questrons they ll be as smart as we are then IN CATHERIN IOANN HUNT Kate Weave carefully the strands of habtt lest they become too strong for you to break JOE ARNET SWISHER Swish He who is to lead men must first W, u be a man himself PATRICIA ANN ATHEY YA 7 Sadie V if 'For every worry under the sun there s a af remedy or there is none If there be one try and find it and if there s none never mind it. ,v ur' fi Y? 7 'i TN I' 4? Q 'l 'll JAMES CARROLL HOUSEHOLDER Jrmmy If 1n doubt don r IOANNA MARGUERITE SIMPSON Ioann Thxs too w1ll pass HARRY EDWIN STOUTAMYER ake Never let your studres rnterfore wrth your socral affarrs WINIFRED LOUISE LA RUE Wrnme Lrfe rs a vast hrghway and I have now reached the rnterscctxon WILLIAM MORGAN BANE . 1 .. Ser your mark hrgh and aim to over-shout. ' SALLY FAULK Sarey Words are few but smiles are plentiful. Qi S ff 'v X- A -gh, I 44? Aa. GERAL ELMORE MARTIN Jeffy Learn to hve then hve to Ieam MARLENE VIRGINIA BROOME Moose A11 that ghtters IS not gold JENNINGS RAY STICKLEY Randy ready cmel world I m oomlng after you EUGENIA SYLVIA KADY ean If sllence IS golden I 11 never be nch. GLENN WILLIAM JACKSON Smoke Rrngs I 11 hop that Golden Rocket and get out of thrs town JOYCE EILEEN THRASHER Joycxe to take you under S I JK f0f '1 J, rw. 6 V5 Y ., f . ff. 3 , - H 'N A . 1 f-L I .. .. va-tl 1 ,, , . . .. cu- . H H ' 3' V 0 1 ' 'f 1 X . or 6 Get , 183 , s s ' ' ' Y J ? I V - Q 'Ill Qvffn. , J 'Q . If I s , 1- If ui 453. . r .. . . 1 rv ' f w f Xi - it S ,rr uf' 'nz If Il' Q3 - V 5,-1 1 . N .'r J r. --1 ..n ss-1 3 , vw ,N kj A fa I v .V I I ', I Q' ' Yours 'til the undertaker under takes, I I 1 1 4' F . -- -74 1-xx 'Q 1 LS' 44 CHARLES NEIL LEARY Brg Stupe I shall retum BONNIE JEAN SI-IAFF ER Matilda It rs better to have tried and failed than not to have trred at all. RICHARD RONALD WENSEL Beck Step aside children I m pulling a Hank Snow I am moving on DOROTHY NELL SI-IOEMAKER Dottie Worry rs what you can sometimes read between the lrnes on a person s face Who wants their face read'7 CLIFFORD BROWN Cliff Think twice before you speak once IANICE ANN DAVIS an Actions speak louder than works Ns 'U Us f f-A I3 4 xi l I f 'S UK l' 'Il-3 X LUTHER SCOTT LITTEN e I 11 grve my heart I I1 gwe my soul I ll grve anythrng to get our of thrs hole VESTA IANE MOREHOUSE Iame The world wrll lmle note nor long remember what I say CHARLES REEVES TAYLOR Fats I plan to make busrness a pleasure and pleasure my busrness NEVA INEZ COURRIER 1 8819 The world IS not mterested rn the storms you encountered but drd you brmg 1n the sh1p7 RICHARD LEE KESN ER Drck Never say you can t do anythrng untrl you have trled BETTY JOANN LANDES Ody We have Crossed the rlver the ocean 11es ahead 'A x 4 X x 419.5 16' 5-sv' l FREDERICK EUGENE W'YATT Smrle and the world smrles wrth you Cry and you cry alone ANNAMAE LEE DODDS Annre If love was measured rn werght never be wrthout rt WILLIAM F ION ES Frreball If you have to Hy low always use erght cyhnders JANET LOUISE WOLFORD Lrve and learn WILLIAM LEE CLEMENTS Wtll Have patrence and determrnatron BARBARA MARY STANHAGEN Babs Shght not what rs near through armrng at what s far 4451 'V i. 45 'Q' n S-' l ROBERT E. PRITT Pritty L1ve fast dte young and have a nxce lookmg corpse Nh fb MARY RUTH LONG T? Never do today what you can do tomorrow f ROBERT LEE PYLES 0 Say notlung and I ll never te IQ fi ANNE BAKER D1mp1es My lrlterest IS m the future because I am gomg to spend the rest of my hfe there nrt ffm -dv JOHN BOSLEY Boselll I 11ke 1t' I hke 1t' EDNA BLYTHE JUNKINS Freckles Q7 If you want to have fnends be a fuend aux ...J ALFRED EUGENE DeMASI Pu Some teachers may thtnk I m afra1d of work but I can go to sleep nght besrde tt. BETTY JEAN ALT Beatnce 15 never too late to mend. THOMAS G CONSTABLE Tommy Don t do today what you can put off unnl tomorrow av N 1551 N 1 ,ji 'L SHIRLEY ANN STEPHEN Sh1rl Laugh a lot and people w111 laugh H also but don t laugh too hard JOHN H RIC E Sonny So long tt s been good to know you IDA MAE WEAV ER Jackte e who falls to prepare prepares to fall Q 'Vx HAROLD EUGENE HEDRICK Press Take it easy and let the old world flicker by. HATTIE E. CLAYTON Kilr0y When you're smiling, the whole world smiles with you. WILLIAM HOWARD DAVIS Henry ' Some people live and learn I Just live NORMA ELAIN E BISER Slim Live and you 11 leam love and you ll never leam ROBERT PANCAKE 0 NINA MAE CONRAD Sugar Bowl Kid As long as the orchestra keeps playrng ' fast l ll never lose my abrlrty to dance i ,di- ' S-I 'Cf' gh QI-if l 'ii if HETZEL DELANO JOHNSON ..Ragg,. Set a goal in life and try to reach it. IRENE DELORES BOOTH Do-Do Believe only what you see and you will succeed. WILLIS L KESNER Lee Do unto others as you would have them to do unto you MARY ELIZABETH BURN ER IZ The frult trees of ltfe yleld much 1f you gtve them a chance CHARLES CLARK Charlle What you do not Luke done to yourself do not unto others MARY ELIZABETH GIFFIN Ilbblt It matters not what you are thought to be but what you are. 1- :Q FOP! s- - 'm 4? Do unto others as you would have IIS IAM ES ALLAN ROGERS nh m .. them do unto you. REITA JEAN MARKS May frlendshlp always prevat SNOWDEN EISENHOWER JOAN EDNA ASHBY Joame What we do speaks for us whether II IS good or bad MELVIN LEROY METZ Bucky not wtse to be wxser than necessary ,'.. 149 --I AUDREY KELLEY Aud Say what you tlunk but thmk before you say tt. f J T 1' 5? -311' 6, TTL-'U' ROBERT WILLIAM MICHAEL IR. Burhngton B111 Whew' I made rt MILDRED ELLEN MARTIN Mrlhe It was a long pull but I made JAMES A SEAMAN Hotrod When you get rn a trght spot use your head and drrve your way out CHARLOTTE ANN ROGERS Do unto others as they do unto you CLIFTON ROGERS Cli MODENA ANN METZ Spud The supreme test of good manners is putting up with bad ones pleasantly 9' ity, ffg v'5 'Fin Q 1- 5X 41 'Wx GERALD RICHARD SPIKER Sprke Hope for the best but be ready for the worst VERNIE L EVANS Vern A fool can take a chance but why be a foo1'7 JAMES RAY BISHOP Buddy Never let your studres mterfere wrth your pleasures DOROTHY JEAN TICHNELL Dottre Jean Quxtters never wm wmners never QUIK GERALD S DAYTON u Be prepared MARTHA TEMPEST GARDNER If you can t have the best make the best of what you have. 'Qi' sa., LESTER HAMILTON Lec Afrald of all glrls DOLORES MAY UMSTOT Lxve and learn. ELMER ADAMS Buddy Tlme has come for all great men to leave the world so farewell everyone Evre Belreve 111 others and they w111 beheve rn you CARROLL RIGGLEMEN MARY ELIZABETH KNOTT Llve to leam and you w11l leam to l1ve EV ELYN RUTH DOLLY Ga-'T' s NJ Q-..-f 6 N 445 9 E WILLIAM VANCE MOLLIHAN Bill lt's a wise person who knows when to speak and when to keep silent. LETTA MAE ADAMS 'Sofar sogood solong' RALPH SHELDON FINK To ask a questlon w111 make you feel dumb for a moment but not to w111 make you feel dumb all your hfe MARGARET ELLEN JOHNSTON Marg Don t belreve what you hear and only half of what you see ANNA GRAC E STAGGS e One goal I have ach1eved the other IS yet ahead JOAN ASHBY CALDWELL Conme If you wlsh to cultrvate long fnendshxps culuvate a short memory 'i is 1-7 Z3 17 :tain .J DOROTHY VIRGINIA OATES Dot Those that have will, will have. ANNA VIRGINIA PARISH Jenny 'All great women are dying and I feel sick JAN ET ANN NICOL an Never tell the truth where he w1l1 serve GLEN D EAN CLARK Dean1e If you lrke rt k1ss ll and leam to love rt It s all rrght to dream of success bu II s better to achxeve xt. EDNA BBL PARISH Eddre All good thmgs must come to an end. ,u-ff, Q Q1 Y' N I gf ali' 'r ' ..J .. ' A a m i 8 i , N 1 ' A KAY MQCLURE STEELE vv U ' I I B ENNETT RODERIC K if nsenn 'J-gs-Q JOY LEE KESECKER Do Do I 95 'I f If loose talk was electricity I would be a powerhouse. JAMES W LEATHERMAN 1m Gemuses hve quxet hves is MARY ELLEN VOGUS Babe What do you know I fmally made ll PAUL RICE l Q b.Es'L Duckle Laugh a httle leam a httle love a httle and 11ve a httle today for tomorrow It may be too late Y ff 4 Ui 5 JJ 1 Xu -Sy Sv' .HT N I f 1 L? ' , r 'N NL V' , DORIS NAOMI MARTIN -L 5' sv - n ' EQ I ,, . . I V , F f A 'iq DONALD LI KENS Donnie' NORMA JEAN RAVENSCROFT Norm B sharp B natural but don t B flat FRANK HOUSER Re x X 'vi' NORMAN AHERN Petre 'ii if-35 4? 1 DONALD SWICK Don PAULINE CAl HERINE SHEARS Polly Do unto others as you would have them do unto you 'Wa ERS W1111am Bane P T Dayton Dor1s Marun Reeves Taylor CLASS MOTTO We can because we know we can CLASS COLORS Red and Gray N Cv 3 Flifliimn 'Q A i GRADES sewmu AND UGHW X I 'Sw CEE 9 500 f c. ' 'J gi , 'N 14 4 F g, 'Q if Q0 4 x , X 1 Q I Sy, faire? C, f ff .Qi A ., f .I 'yn A H, X I 1 , X f 4' , 'l N. , N . 'I O S 4 QVQQ' li OLETA BLACKBURN h CHARLES BARBE JOAN BESS DWIGHT RINIGER 1 JOSEPH REED C! VIRGINIA CARR EMIL LILLER LAURA ALKIRE JU IOR DIANE LONG JAMES DODDS GERALDINE STAGGS JAMES MCLUCAS fr ROY DAVIDSON l PATRICIA SHUCK WILLIAM RAINES db.. LULU BELL CRISER I Q BONNIE WARD JOHN RUNION EDNA NYMAN pn pw KEITH SUTTON HAROLD GOEF ,..- SHIRLEY LEWIS IOHN COEFMAN 'WW MARG ARET MALONE 1- 1 QS U' 'f -. I ' 1 . , , , V 5 , 3? Q , . , 1 fx' ' 1 fy X I tb AS ' r t 1, ' k A f Q 1. - I ty , Is 'Q if 1 . P , A I ' ' 'I ' 3 ' K 'L .'2. ' ' , f' 3 . . ,Y A A 'TNI A R' ' I 1 . . S 'V 1 , .- 1 6- 9 D- 'Q ? C2 A 'X P 9: -:N A 1 V, f f-1' f C' , - I I I I in H? , Q 1 m 'H I: :H ,Q 5 Y rm f. I .4 - - , 'i - - x, , , Q I .. . ' -n Q I' 5 . I ,3 - I I ah DOLORES MIERS .A T' RONALD RUNNER KATHRYN BURGESS JOHN DAVIS DEQ, if JOYCE EAGLE GEORGE OSS ii RUBY LITTEN VIRGIL HALL fx SUE BROOME I PAUL HOMAN vf- KAREN CLARY g HOWARD BOGGS A X VIRGINIA FLEEK THOMAS ROTRUCK WANDA DAWSON 31 A L RIC HARD BRIGHT 'V' IUANITA ROTRUCK 1 JACK TREUTLI: SHIRLEY BARRICK CARROLL SNYDER KATHRYN OSS yr- FRANCIS WALSH SARA METCALF CHARLES MILLER rs. 5 MARTHA ROSEDALE BERNARD BOWMAN '-'T BETTY DAWSON L CLINTON ROGERS fi PERNELIA SHOBE DOUGLAS ALLAMONG ., fx i ,4 . ' - A , .. D A' f 1 -3 ' .' , ,, s 'IT' H ' I h I I V - , f wk ' I 1 ' 1 4' . If 5 4. A? 7-. Q 1- 1 A iv r ' ' at hx Q ' ,S g ,- . - Q' 1 f' r IX x,- ' ' v .9 Y ?:N- .44 0 f S 1' -zz: 1: V L' ' 5 . ca -GP - , ls. ' ,lax Y n Q , 1 L L , - . . X 7 'hr f s A ' I ik .. 'N X 4 A Q- 354 4 ' X' .lfh ,, 51 N fo U- , '-' ,, 3 1 4 . 7 ' - - A ' B r xx I A 1 1 - 1 I 4' .I N A x 5. K 'R Lx Q .X ' fx ln- fn-S H 'J 1. x 1 A ' . I Q- ' -' V v - a-- I v I id PATRICIA CALE LOUIS COHEN LOIS BORROR OE WRIG HT 404- 42 A MARY HERSHEY ,ow JAMES THOMPSON T' BONNIE UMSTOT V,-T-N ROBERT KEPLI NG ER YT B. A JANET HAINES 'D LA PATRICIA DAYTON lab- -. SHIRLEY REEVES RONALD SMITH Fl '53 SALLY JORDAN MARCHIE DOLLY 'VL fp KATHRYN COLE 5- 3 11' 'Sr ERNEST DOROTHY SELF PARRILL BETTY GARDNER JACK GRAYSON MARY EVERSOLE fv- COLLEEN ROY '-pm RICHARD TAYLOR 10' f BARBARA SUTHERLA ND 1. JOHN KESECKER DONNA LYNCH 15 'fr' ,X RICHARD SMITH :Q gp.. S WANDA STEWART FORRL ST BISER 'Om DORIS COOK CLIFTON BISER ,---1, fvr -0- V I A - X PAUL BO EI-IM ES GEORGE KARRAS 17, i J- RALPH RICE PATRICIA DORS EY P THOMAS KA DY ERVIN HAYES A. A RONALD WILEY Q . ff 'll ' fczf- en, I fx- ,D gg, 4530? WILLIAM FRAN KLIN fs' A , - GORMAN MOSSER 5 any GERALD BUTLER EDDIE CHAPMAN 3? QI' FRANK IREINE WILT SHAFFER BETTY SHIRLEY RANKIN LARG ENT CLASS 0FFl ERS Presrdent Clmton Rogers Vue Presrdem Paul Homan S6Cl'CIal'y joe Reed Treasurer Edward Chapman CLASS FLOWER Whrte Rose CLASS COLORS Green and Whrte 1 I V40 AA! 1- -L Lux ex. 4 'Y '. 3- , A . lx Sq 1 -- ffl - A 2 X :'- 4 L af I .L , ' -I ' ' .1 ... X-Y HA ' ,X ' Q , I 1 v I M UD IH D2 C E Q . '-I il 0 U2 Adams Imogene Agnew Donnte Alktre Eda Altobella Sara Amtower Robert Arnold Martha Athey Gary Athey Kay Ball Rtchard Baker James Baker John Barbe Wyndham Belt Carolyn B111 Myrna Btser Harry Blser Ruth Btshop Robert Bolyard Mary Bonar James Borror Shtrley Boyce June Broome James Browntng Charles Burns Wrllard Clayton James Clem Donald Coffman Sally Cosner Nancy Courrrer Ernest Cozad Shelda Crawford Jumor Crtser Margte Davts James Davrs Mary Davls Robert Davts Ruth Dawson Mary Elltfrttz Betty Ellrfrttz Juantta Eskrldsen James Evertt Raymond Fazzalore Larry Ferttg Dale Flite Mary Gtngerrch Fred Gra am Dorothy Grubbs Gerould Harnes Douglas Harnes Ronnre Hall Don UPHUMGRE Hanna Charlotte Harber Joe Hardy Joanne Hams Joe Helman Nellre Henry Beverley Htnes Donald Hoffman Robert Holderby Jack House Joe Jones Patrtclc Kaplon Gtlda Karras Keller Kelley Kesner Kesner Tommy Lots Delores Charlotte Dale Ktmble Kenneth Ktrtly Nancy Ktser Brenda Koontz Gladson Knott Barbara Kuhn Laura Landes Jack Leatherman Davld Leatherman Donald Martm Marttn Marttn Mason Cecrl Lower Betty Marlyn Wanda Davtd Mtehael Rrchard Mtller John McCloud Betty McDonald Ralph McGu1ness Wanda McLucas Shtrley Mtller Wayne Mtlls Jamce Norrts Rtchartl Ntner Donna Oates Wrllram Pancake Patricra Partsh Juntor Parker Douglas Perry Mary Pftfer Frederick Prttt Thomas Pyles Marv Rhodes James Rhodes Judy Rtce Phtltp Rtce Rlchard Rtnard Janes Robrnson Kenneth Rogers James Rogers Shrrley Rosedale George Rotruck Wanda Russel Edward Ryan Franklm Seaman Thomas Sears Clarence Shaffer Robert Shears Rosalie Shtrlev Th lma Shoemaker Loren Stmpson Delores Smtth Edward Snyder Shtrley Sptker Leonard Stanley Marlene Swtck Kenneth Taylor Nell Thomas Vtola Ttchnell Delbert Ward Ida Frances Webb Judy Welch Betty Whetsell Leroy Whetzell Hazel Wtlson George Wtlson Jack Wtltlson Betty Wyatt Robert CLASS OFFICERS Pres EddteSm1th V Pres Davtd Mason Sec Ernte Counter Treas Ann Davts I D 1 I I ! 1 Y 1 v 1 1 I. 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D , l ' ir . 1 ' 3 W - 'il P lA.lll' llllll 'I X i' Adams Wayne Allarrong Donna Alt Wtllram Alvaro Ronald Amtower Robert Amrower Thomas Anderson Edgell Anderson James Arnold John Ashby Carol Ball Charles Barr Jean Barhe Karl Brser Mrldred Blackburn Davtd Boone Joyce Borror Marvrn Boyce Janet Boyce Leon Brafford Gerald Brantner Geraldtne Broome Ethel Burgess Zelda Burns Ray Caldwell Helen Carnell Jean Carr Ethel Clayton Juamta Cook Martha Cook Rosalre Crrtes Charlett Crrtes Kane Cross Harry Cuppett Eltzabeth Daskal James Darey Edward Davidson Rrchard Davis James Dawson Barbara Dawson Shtrley Dore Vrrgtnra Evans Clarence Evans De lvlma Evans Frankltn Evans Guy Evans Naomt Eversole Robert Fazzalore Ernest F easter Kerth Frankltn Donald Fraser Sharon Fnend Clarence Gales Marjone Green Aruta George Beulah Hardy Bryce Hardy Rachel Harman Robert Harns Twesco Hartman James Hartman Stanley FRESIIMA Hershel Darrel Helmrck Bemard Homan Mary Hott Amelra Imes Leah Belle Jahn Frederrck Jenkrns Wtlham Jones Donald Jones Paul Judy Donald Junkms Charles Keckley Carl Kelley Davtd Kelley Roy Kennedy Carol Kesecker Patrrcra Kesecker Rosalte Krght Jean Krght Luella Krnney Harold Klrne Loretta Largent Jeanette Leatherman Donald Lewrs Paulrne Lrller Kenneth Lrnaberg l-red Lttten Nancy Lowry Thomas Ludwtck Marrlyn Maine Kerth Manilns Donalene Markwood Eugene Marsh Jerome Marttn Nellxe McAvoy Robert McCoy Amold Mclntyre Harold McNemar Robert Melody Thomas Mrchaels Shrrley Miller Donna Mrller lna Mae Mllls Nerl Moore Robert Messer Betty Murphy Juanrta Ntcol James Oss Barbara Pancake Jack Pancake Samuel Phares Benjamxn Prysock Dorrs Poland Helen Perry Alma Rarnes Ronald Rashella Rose Ray James Ray Ruby Reed Luther Rhodes Rose Rrce Francts Rrce Mrldred Rlden Charles Rrggleman Lena Rtggleman Wayne Rrley Jerry Rrnard Betty Roberts Edrth Roberts Herman Rogers Rrchard Ro ers Wrlma Ro baugh Robert Rotruck Conme Rotruck Howard Robtnson Donald Rotruck Ruby Rumon Guy Sanders Louts Sanders Ronald Savrlle Charlotte Savrlle Norma Selders Frank Sears Nelson Shoemaker Wrlltam Shrout Ruth Slsler Danny Smxth Donald Smrth Ernest Smrth Ronald Smrth Vtrgrl Snyder Fred Spano Frank Sprker Anna Sprtzer Sam Staggs JoAnn Stanhagen Lrnda Stanley Robert Staub Mane Sterlrng Kay Sttckley Ronald Streets Alberta Suter Dorrs Swrsher Lmda Taylor Roy Thorn Shrrley Trenton Neva Urlce Orus Ward Constance Weaver Marlon Welch Elvena Wrllramson Patrrcra Wotrrng Bryan Wyatt Donna Yost Dorothy Zacot Francls CLASS OFFICERS Pres Tommy Melod Y V P Ronn1eSt1ckley Sec Ltnda Stanhagen Treas Don Judy Crawford, Anna Lee Man old, Thelma Snyder: Odell E GHTII GRADE A dams Eldon Alk 1 re June Amtower Wtllram Arnold Bernard Arnold Sharon Arnold Wayne Athey Byron Baer Clarrce Barley Robert Barr Delores Bauer Judy Blrzzard Melvm Bosley Mary Boyce Thomas Bowman Mtchael Bowman Harold Brantner Davtd Butler Bertha Clark Tommy Cook Paul Cross Constance Davxs Ruby Day Wrlma Drehl Robert Dolly Robert Durst Barbara Durst Lester Elltfrrtz Kenny Elllfrrtz Marlyon Evans Frances Evans Maxwell Evans Leon Faulk Ruth Feather Ina Mae Fttzgerald Maureen Foreman Edward Frankltn Pamela Frtend Gentry Grggm Gru bs Grubbs Hatnes Carol Norma Lee James Joyce Vernon Barbara Hall John Hanna Janet Hewttt Patrrcra Hrck Carolyn Hoffman Twrla Holderby Wrlbur Hook Arthur Hudson Allen Illff James Jackson Paul . i Y 1 ' v , I ' B 1 -y . ik 'f I D Q' ' Mlller,'Curtis Welch, Torone , L y gr fu . ' J EIGIITH GR Jackson Hrlda Johnston Mary Loutse Johnston Raymond Kagey Sherlra Kepart Rrchard Keplrnger Emest Keplrnger Jo Anne Kesecker Patrrcra Knr ht Charles Kuy endall Eugene Leatherman Evelyn Leatherman Krtsra Lee Donna Marte Lrller Leo Lrller Yvonne Lrrrwn Curtrs Lupton Donald Martrn Ernest Mayhew Donald McCoole Darlene McNemar Eugene Melody JoAnne Mrlls Carol Moore Charles Morehouse Dakrn Nester Dortha Oss Evelyn Parker Betty Parrrll John Pazzanrte Joe Plum Wayne Randalls Alan Randalls Marlene Rrtchle Yvonne Roderrck Margaret Ro ers Marvrn Ro baugh Jams Roy Btlly Russel Edwtn Ryan Mary Vtrgrnta Ryan Neva Jean Sagal Sue Ann Sanders Jack Sears Nelva Jean Sharprre Davrd Shears Shelby Shepp Phrlrp Shockey Eltzabeth Shrout Delores Shuck Rtchard Smrth Margre Spencer Harold Spencer Wrlda Sprtzer Aretta Studenwalt Earl Suter Robert Tasker Jean Teets Charles Townsend Mary Treutle Leon Tumer Robert Umstot Sharon Vtrts Arlene Wageley Edmund Wa ner Wendall Wa er Cora Walker Davrd Walker Wanda Walsh John Walsh Scott Ward Scott Webb James Wellrng Mary Ann Wells Rtchard Wensell Elrnor Westfall Norma SEVENTH GRADE Melody Mary Jane Adams Carol Alt Judy Armstrong Merle Arnold Dwan Barber John Barrlck Norman Beal Edward Beal Theresa Btser Samuel Blackburn Ruth Bltzzard Pearl Bltzzard Warren Bowers Raymond Boyce Margaret Broome Darley Burgess Gary Bur e Judy Butler Drane Clevenger Brlly Confer Jack Cook Charles Cook Mary Crawford Raymond Crrtes Parge Cuppett Stuart Davey Betty Dawson Edward Decker Lena Dennrs Nelson Detttnburn Carolyn Devllbltss Harley Dorsey Sandra Duckworth Stella Ellrfrrtz Ronald Fazzalore Frances Fazzalore Mary Fttzgerald Marun Fraley Charles Fuller Mlchael Furey Patrlcra George Ethel May George Lonme Grngerlck Wrllram Groves Norman Hames Gerald Hardy Paul Hanna Joseph Harmon Sharon Hartman Ida May Hayes Leon Hedrtck Joseph SEVE TH GR Johnson Dale Jones Catherme Jordan Charles Jose W1ll1am Junkms Marlene Keckley Wlllram Keplmger Joyce Kesecker James Lkmesuver Donald Leatherman Thomas Lemon Angela Lewls Julla Lupton Barbara Marne Davrd Mangold Woodrow Markle Martm Marttn Martln Martm Helen Albert Catherme Rona ld Thelma McCloud Thomas Mcllwee Ronald Mtller Mrller Mrller Elwanda Herman Thomas Mrlls John Moore Moore Moore Mosser Murphv Marray Murray Nutter Nyman Parish Mona Ronald Wtlltam Vaughn Shrrley Andrea Raymond Lmda Betty Ann Charles Paugh Eddre Pendergast Robert Perry Shlrley Propst Anna Lee Prysock Davrd Purlngton Robert Pyles Arlena Ravenscroft Ranald Ray Margaret Reeves Rubv Maw Reeves Ruth Rhodes Joann R1gglCHl8Il Arthur RllClllL Ivan Rrtchle Rrchard Rogers Dalton Rogers Kenneth Rogers Rachel Rotruck Elvrn Ryan Delmer Sanders Phyllls Shears Josephrne Sheeta Frederrck Smrth Mary Leona Sprtzer Norma Jean Spotts Kenneth Stewart W1ll1am Streets Betty Jean Swrck Harold Tasker Barbara Tenney Sharon Turbm James Urlce Patrtcra Vann Faye Ellen Wagoner Tw1la Wtllhxde Joseph Yoak Calvm J DE 1 V l Y Y' D , , . . 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'V FOOTBALL SQUAD T51 A-1 PII F asaswll FIRST ROW 1torJ Suckley Stoutamyer Swrsher Athey Leary Morrls R Ra1nes and Mlchael SECOND ROW Householder Jackson Mason Harbor Courrrer Landls and Oates THIRD ROW Karras Rxce Taylor Chapman Alt W Rames Boehmes Blackburn Grubbs Clark Snyder Mele R Stxckley and Broome Mgr REAR ROW Dayton Kady Coach Clark Nrcol Thompson Wxlson Coach Shelton Mr Swrsher Tralner and Smlth SEASON RECORD Keyser Keyser Keyser Keyser Keyser Keyser Keyser Keyser Keyser Keyser 27 WON FOUR TIED ONE Morgantown Charles Town Frankhn Beall Rxdgeley Allegany Parsons Moorefreld Romney D Sc B Petersburg LOST FIVE ,lrflira M 5 .ss 53 as K fr ' :,- NX n Q N ., x I ' ' ' 3 I 1 , 4 . Q I 5 'l ' W , r . . fax A X ,QQ Q T.: : IE 1 1 I ' C' - - - . 'QQ V. . ' -U2 4... - ffij, by , - 0 vs. - 6 vs. - 0 vs. ' - 14 vs. -25 vs. ' - 18 vs. - 13 vs. - 6 vs. ' - 0 vs. - vs. FODTB LL SUMMARY The Keyser Hrgh School Golden Tornado rrdrron mathrne frnrshed the 1351 D2 season wrth four wrns f1VS defeats and one tre The Tornado under the leadershrp o' Coaeh Frederrtk T Clark had a hotand cold season frnrshrnv wrtha not too bad and not too good showrn Althoueh a not too rmpressrve record was shown thrs was Consrdered a suecessful year rn football as the team dld not hive the necessary experrence needed to shape a champronshrp team Thrs years learn was made up of erght Senrors who have played therr last game for the Black and Gold of Keyser HrghSehool These boys are lennrngs Strekleys Harry Stoutamyer Joseph gXy1ShQ1' lwerl Learv Wrllram Mrchaels James Householder Reeves Taylor Glen Jackson and Charles Clara The Junrors of thrs year are George Karras Thomas Kady Wrllram Rarnes Eddre Chapman Ralpr Rrce Paul Boehmes and James Thompson The Sophomores are Gary Athey Ernre Courrrer Rrchard Moms Jack Landrs Davrd Mason Joseph Harbor Wrllram Oates Gerald Grubbs and Jaek Wrlson The Freshmen are Wrllram Alt Ronald Strckley Davrd Blackburn Fred Snyder Phrl Mele James lwrcol and Roland Rarnes Other membersofthesquadwere P T Dayton Sportswrrter Edd1eSmrthand Jrmmy Broome M rs Mr ArnetSw1sher Trarner and Coach John Shelton Asst Coach KEYSER D oo 2307 4 1953 SEASOIN STATISTICS Frrst Downs Lost on Downs Passes Trred Passes Completed Passes lnterm epted Yards on Passes Fumbles Yards Lost Penaltres Yards Garn Run Yards Lost Run 'Iotal Yds Run The Keyser Hrqh Sthool startrnq eleven FB D1 R Nlorrrs Nell Leary Brll Nlrehaels Butch Mason Gary -Xthey Reeves Taylor Jennrngs Sucklev George Karras ,hm Householder Joe Swrsher Ernre Courrrer OPPOINI INTS fl Qgoo .2003 5 7 'v 1 103 ' 68 11 14 98 ' 71 41 18 18 r 13 '13 181 21 ,453 3 ' ' ' 300 35 303 LE C r A LT lv 'A 4' LG ' A A 5 C , RG ' r RT ' RE ' ' 4 QB ' LH ' RH ' Y ' f M 'ILTW' A HL ,vt .V Til u n21b :d tiv- , .. .sv 7 or 551' -,1 Q' 8 Yu' ..- x' Y. 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Q- 6-L A. -' ' A ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Ll, T 5 ,l ' V I ' io ' 'D r'r ,N- V I lu' il 5- I9 2 ASKETBALL TEAM Eager 3? SN is USER! new ,MER 114 KEfgE 'LrfvsEn KEYSER JA ta -- FIRST ROW left to rrght Roy Davrdson George Karras Kelth Sutton Nell Leary Joe Swlsher Harry Stoutamyer P T Dayton SECOND ROW Gorman Mosser manager George Oss Joe Wrnght Thomas Kady Rlchard Morrls Donald Alkue THIRD ROW Reserves Rrchard Rrce Charles Browmng Thomas Karras Davrd Mason Joe Hams Wlllard Bums Joe House FOURTH ROW Coach John Shelton Robert Blshop Edward Russel George Rlnard Buddy Sears Ralph Rlce manager fm I Olde 'Mi X, f YSU X 1 if IU x K ' Q I - Huh smv -Y - nr' After Wtnnrng Sect1onalChamp1onsh1p , ' i , , an 1 .17 S ' A .S . EY ,V I, I S 1 QEYS USE' S ,pd fa -A N 2' , x X 5 X B .. g59m im , S 5 H X 'V f g s if N d il- , L42 .ii C ' 5 n fs ,' rs. Jff s W .Vx QT X I, fd is I Z y .mi k xt 'L , -in 'M -I .-.. ,ls fd' Q '7 A ' 1' I . ' ' Q-tg L 9' 25.3 ASKETB LL SUMM RY The vtctortous KHS Golden Tornado Basketball Team turned tn tts most success ful seasot tn years as they made a trtple sweep ofthe N1tneralCounty League C OJ Potomac Valley Conference K12 11 and Secttona1Champtons tp C2 lj The team was led tn scortng by Co Captatn lxetl Leary wtth 43Jpo1nts an all trrne htgn ootnt record for R115 Joe Swrsher ranned second tn scorlrg whtle Harry Stoutamyer was named Co Captatn alonp wtth Leary 1115 ltghts of the season were Leary s conststent scortngs 19 J pornts ner game average Swtsner s one hand shot rn last 3 secon s of ga 16 whrch beat Ptedrt ont 60 J Stotdtan yer and Karras back court long shots the road trtp to Spenser and Rowlcsburg wrtr two wrt s and tre con Lbaclw Zig21lI1SI1Nl31'I111S1DL11'g after lostng the frrst game Two KHS players N811 Leary and joe Swtsher 1131.16 the P V C All Conference Tean whtle Harry Stoutan ver tr ade. honorable n entton The season record follows KEYSER OPPONENTS Elk Garden Alumnae Allegany Moorefteld Ptedmont Romney Elk Garden Fort Ashby 1 Petersburg 1 Allegany Ktngwood KEYSER OPPONENTS Petersbt rg Spencer Rowlesburg Ptedmont Rtdgelty Moorefleld Marttnsburg Niarnnsburg Martrnsburg W Fatrtnont INDIVIDLAL SCORING RECORD FOR 1751 5 SQUAD I Player os Class Fteld Goals Fouls Total Leary Swtsher Stoutan ytr Karras Sutton Dax tdsot Vvrtbht Dayton Moms Ss Allure Stntth lsad 'J 4 D Tean To al 4 1 2 4o4 12 5 yi: ,Z 1 . 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G ll T31 16-30 78 1 F 11 24 5-7 53 ' ' G 11 12- 4-5 40 f' G 12 14 5-11 33 ' C 111 10 5-9 25 O ' F 11 5 4-5 14 ' E 12 2 2-T tl 7 ' E 10 2 1-4 5 ' 5' G 11 O 0-3 0 ' 1 t 7 Stl- A 2.7 eyser 4,.g,.op Double ii Ridgele Bows To Keyseriies By Score 63- 5 Golden Tornado Wins PVC, Mineral County Loop Championships Coach Jf-fir, .-frc: in . K4 '- SVIHOGQ bil Riiver- 9 ' i Chnmgufiztfirgi Ji.: 1: ., ' img Ridcrlfx Hn' N: hHU.'kf HY K '.: 17' . 63 to 4-5, Thr v: K rj: xx ,- 'E' 1:0 Darin? Ilrix 1': my -,: .' in hc' F'-1'-:t11 '...I fn rxii the Tm in 'iw Mtv 1 Imagine in x-:l::r'11 Shelf W1 .X TDR also nf UIi1'iFIm ',CZ V two more gfanxvs Vi gwlw i P. V, C, arid LHP IU 'iii' Cw'1.:' but carjt be m'cz'.-mir, Rzdszelpy led 'Eur iizzimzxt tlom f half. 13-12 at :Im m1.:1u'r 11173 T11 . at iI'lU'I'IU1SS!0I1, 'H' Ki xo-nr cimimnnci in mv 'hzrri gizwg -4.4- Ridgelvy vrds' 11312-111 44-40 ima! period uhm. '-.iii 1- i i jggg. 17 consec-utzw pw.: 'f w ' ' ' game on iw. Nexi Leary math 15 Jake SI 'L1Y8!Y1'fE'l' wr, 1 v'1!h Z3 r-mn 522.17554 scormiz mac-hum V x the '-Xhiflf' .Nh-wax ' 1 1' 11 f1S.cEm'K and 22 w Cffafh ShoI'fv: - rm row' bs' h.s .n..4 , '. ?,c : jk thded. 4 P. V.C. Boxes iw. , 1, a r-1 ro - . . I Y f LP I . .' 'I 11 5 ramp 1, 5 rx 1'1- i 4 - 1 KEY' V ' m QA Eve . HW .IER gum q fd I 4Minerc1lDc:ilyNews-Tribune Monday, Feb. 18, 1952 Ke High Deleats Ridgeiaf T13 -ggggv' EEEQQFQ 'HE Cfasmsli' ?f3 'f 5B Q42 Q' 1. '.,:.:lA .-15-.s. f f'E.2n:!5,ea --Jmfff a,4.w:94f.,, Potomac Valley Conference Fii!es Golden Tm ncxdrp Cmpfuffv- Eleverplx CO!W?E'1'CDL N Sevcnilw Lcuguu 'v ', 11 t'xe1'.'p f1,xu'1,w:. ' Vuiicy ,T r'v f5 A -fy F . -acisngs if-'R UN 1 H x l 1 FX ll Xl N I 1l I . - .,.L,1 1-' IL X ,- 1 KEITH SUTTON K. H. S. VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD l95l-52 PUTOMAC VALLEY CDNFERENCE CHAMPS 1 SECTIONAL w MINERAL 469535 CDUNTY CHAMPS LEAGUE CHAMPS Q K... DOINALD ALKIRE DAY TOIN ROY RICHARD DAVIDSON MORRIs GEORGE OSS EYSER O WRIGHT T ONIA5 RARE ,WI N-4 N-, . .'-ll 6 I 6 'S 'rl 1, ' 1 - . 4 1 . lf' ' cf' I 3 : CS tbal Lrophi g the baske .-. irin H1 Ad Q IOUIIXH. IHC Rf, ll etba sk 1952 sectional ba inning thc fter w A IU .C 1-1 Q.- ,- v CJ L-4 IJ a-1 O ..- C- DN ,-1 E O fu .II E-4 11 squad. baseba 1951 ball trophies. 52 basket 19 The H M lx 4 hJQ4P Riu is O' .msg I E YSER 1 in EY' 7 Lvsg, Kevsi- H FIRST ROW Chapman Stoutamyer Stlckley Bxshop Wrrght Ro ers Oss Grason SECOND ROW Mason Karras Corner Blackburn Nxckol Ree I-loman jones THIRD ROW Helmlck Clark Alt Sm1th Rames Suckley Melody Harbor Coach Clark Easfball gram Team Scores Keyser Keyser Keyser Keyser Keyser Keyser Keyser Keyser 26 Keyser Keyser 18 Keyser Keyser Kitzmiller La Salle Romney Romney DSLB Fort Ashby Petersburg Romney Romney D8rB Kitzmiller Fort Ashby Peterburg Romney Batting averages. Rogers - . , Wright - . 1 Stoutamyer - . Bishop - . J. Stickley -. 4 Chapman - . 271 Homan - .231 Courrior - . 177 Reed - . 167 Grayson - . 058 Wym- I9 l THA K TE Hs gr! '11 Q. .gina-L O , gg UQ I4 60 CDS - ff cv. 21 E 7 4,3 32 8 11 -'dw X Q' 0 Ca B FIRST ROW left to rtght James Rogers Frank Raschella Aaron Wrlson Donald A1 krre Joe Swtsher Rtchard Moms SECOND ROW Leroy Metz Jerry Butler Charles Felton Jerry Martrn John Rrce John Dennlson George Karras THIRD ROW Jlm House mana er Bob Pyles Jack Wtlson James Thompson B111 Rames Jack Landes John Sheqton coach The Major accomplrshment of the 1951 Track squad was the wtnnmg ofthe annual Mrneral County Track Meet CO get + Z4 - . H , 5 V or Uv AY' ' 1 QC ' as 1 , 'Ast 'DQ P' I 'I 3 '335 Y ' .- ,Q- QQ I ' I 1 00 1 100, ' ' U oo. Q-, 9 r. T iq +gY Spa ' vffse Q6 .9 .GSYSPQ QYS13 1952 TRACK sou xo FRONT ROW Metz Rrce Marun Rogers Allure Mollrhan Davrdson SECOND ROW Burns Wrlson Thompson Morrrs Karras Rrce Butler THIRD ROW Broome Brshop Athey Leatherman Prrlt Davrs Rrce FOURTH ROW Jenkrns Rrley Hartman Snyder Mtlls Russell Smrth Junkrns Ball Coach Shelton Qiratfzlla Qfwm 1952 WINNERS MINERAL COUNTY MEET LAOLLIHAN MORRIS ROGERS Wrnnrng H1 Jump Wrnnrn Wrnnrng 100 Yard ash -r I Al EY! 06 reTv Q-' +'m'P E ls, 37 34 tag, im: ' 'S R146 ' R125 . 72 X. U' - I - ,. -1 B X - l ' ' 1 f' J. I' ! -, W i. 'eva' ' ' . f 1 Q Q' V . 4 , - J 5,1 1 ' t 5' 3 'Q VN.,- Mimi 1 ,.- REEVES TAYLOR A11 PVC Team LESTER HAMILTON Hon Mtn PVC 50 51 ALL STARS FOOTB is 1 'S BILL MICHAEL A11 PVC Team JOE SWISHER A11 PVC Team Outstanding Back Homecommg Game ASKETB LL NEIL LEARY JOE SWISHER All PVC Team A11 PVC Team Ourstandmg Bskt B1 Award 7,-f EYSD 19' I --fu, li' JENNINGS STICKLEY Outstandmg Lmeman Homecommg Game HARRY STOUTAMYER Hon Mtn PVC X , . 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JU IOR Ill Il BASKETB LL J-i27v lun Readlng left to rlght FIRST ROW Nrcol Stlckley Blackburn Rames Ward Alt Wrlson Kephart SECOND ROW Glffln Marsh Harman Hartman Melody Ball Mcllwee Barley THIRD ROW Coach Clark Amtower Webb Athey Judy Welch Hanna Spotts FOURTH ROW Parlsh Cook Treultle Clevenger Crrtes Cuppett and Randals Mgr FIFTH ROW Ryan Shuck Marne Evans Black Davrdson Thg Keyser Junror Hugh Lrttle Tornado coached by Fred T Clark turned rn 13 4 record on the hardwood and partlcrpated ln the Regional tournament at Martins burg They lost to Charles Town Jumor Hlgh rn a thrrllmg contest by a score of 30 29 The Llttle Tomado was led by Roland Ralnes Scott Ward and Ronald Strckley whrle Nrcol Blackburn and Wrlson also contrlbuted to the good season l y fx Z my 'il' fd K KLUB FIRST ROW left to nght Lester 1-lam11ton B111 Mrchael Jennmgs St1ck1ey Donald Alktre Harry Stoutamyer Joe Sw1sher Ne11 Leary James Rogers Charles Clark SECOND ROW P T Dayton Dav1d Mason Joe Wnght Thomas Kady George Karras B111 Ralnes Gary Athey Rlchard MOIIIS THIRD ROW Coach John Shelton Reeves Taylor James Householder B111 Mo111han James Thompson Eddre Sm1th Paul Boehmes Ralph R106 Coach Frederlck Clark OFFICERS Joe Swlsher, pres1dent Harry Stoutamyer v1ce presrdent Jenn1ngsSt1ck1ey secretary Donald Allure treasurer The K Klub 15 the largest boys organ1zat1on 1l'l Keyser Htgh School Membersh1p IS secured by w1nn1ng a letter U1 any one of the sports e1ther football basketball track or baseball The purpose of the K Klublsto promote Sportsmansh1p among IIS members and the students of Keyser H1gh K ETTE CLUB 'll' Sth if FIRST ROW, left to nght Mlss Norma Frum sponsor Wmrfred La Rue Betty Alt Edna Junkins Doris Martrn Neva Courrrer Charlotte M1l1s Geraldine Branmer Juanrta Murphy Sally Jordan Donna Lynch Barbara Dawson SECOND ROW Conme Ward Modena Metz Wanda Mamn Judy Rhodes Kay Athey June Boyce, Helen Poland Mary Janet Pyles Pat Shuck Joan Bess Kathryn Bur gess Joyce Eagle THIRD ROW Sharon Frarser Pat Willramson Marlene Stanley Shrrley Stephen Jeanne Mrlls Amelra Hott Marjorre Gales Nancy Kirtley Mary Lourse Davis Charlotte Hanna FOURTH ROW Kay Sterlrng Joy Kesecker Barbara Stanhagen Jean Kady Joanna Srmpson Catherrn Hunt Marylrn Ludwrck Delores Booth Annamae Dodds FIFTH ROW Lrnda Stanhagen Lora Jean Camell Helen Caldwell Jean Krght Joyce Boone Elizabeth Cuppett Juanrta Clayton Karen Clary Kathryn Oss SIXTH ROW Dons Prysoc Donna Allamong Carol Ashby Carol Kennedy Donna Lou Mrller Jeanette Largent The officers for the past year were Edna Jlmkrns prestdent Wrnrfred LaRue Vrce Presldent Betty Alt Secretary Charlotte Mrlls Treasurer Neva Courrxer Pub lrcrty Chaxrman Dorrs Martrn Hlstonan Mrss Norma Frum Advrsor K II S CHEERLEADERS IUDY IOAN WILLIAM PAT LUELLA RHODES ASHBY MOLLIHAN SHUCK KIGHT MISS PEP I YE? '41, I If f A ! . X I GERALDINE STAGGS ffdulfri Jg-z '-TT 90 B Il I W G fro 4' ' LI 9 N 0 4, obj J! - o We y A 5 I 4' ' 7 X1 X , 4 X X j I I-1 J ' T X ' Ji' X Ei - N ga Hs J, Jo JE Ox fe, QN fir S' g v 'Q er ,ls A5 43 9, Q. F 3 f' L ,' 5, 'S' 1 o M q u Na I' , Q , pu QC, - F N ' MS ' ,J Aj. -:L 55.2 rcvO IS. g I f 'I 54:4 as Y 4 ui, 14 gg' 3 r s if 1. f 13 I iigig Hai? l E 'qw J L15 w., rx 2482? 3 J f ...AN From July 1950 to the present date the KHS Band under the direction of Nunzio Barbera has grown from 25 to 60 members. Officers elected at the beginning of the school year were: President, Ronald Wileyg Vice President, Thomas Constableg Secretary, Margaret Malone, Treasurer, Tommy Rottruckg Manager, Howard Davisg Assistant Managers, Fred Pfeifer, Fred Wyatt, and Don Hall. The band has participated in many activities such as formations at half time of football games, parades, and in other events. Connie Rotruck, Ann Davis, Fred Pfeifer, Don Hall, Harold Goff, Don Judy, and Jimmy Rinard were selected to represent Keyser at the Tri-State Band Clinic at Martinsburg. The band has had a very successful year and hopes to make further progress in future years under the capable direction of Mr, Barbera. Pictured below are some of the organizations supplemental to the main band. ORCHESTRA PEP BAND BEG INNERS BAND TRI-HI J J wiv' X f- dh, Q. f fa 'X 'HY 71 ...4 'fY TRI Ill Y The Tr1 H1 Y club has fourty two gtrls IhlS year composed of members and pledges The off1cers for the year 51 52 were Pres1dent Charlotte M111s VICE Pres1dent Dolores Mrers Secretary Mary G1ff1n Treasurer Dorts Marttn Chaplatn Neva COUHICI Hrstorlan Shrrley Stephen Recordmg Secretary Rerta Marks Advrsor MISS V1rg1n1a Johnson The Trl H1 Y has sponsored many 3CI1VlI1CS for th1s year beg1nn1ng wtth a Can Can Dance at wh1ch cans of food were collected to put 1n Thanksgrvmg and Chrlstmas baskets for needy famrltes Odd drmkrng glasses were collected for the school cafeter1a On January 'I the H1 Y and Tr1 H1 Y had a jomt splash party The club has had many part1es among WhlCh was the annua1Valent1ne party Lenten Devot1ons were read over the publtc add ress system durlng the Lenten Season The annual Gold D1ggers Hop was held 1n Aprtl clrmaxmg a week of Twtrp Season One of the most lmportant act1v1t1es of the year was attendtng the var1ous churches of Keyser rn a group The M1ll1e Hopper trophy for the greatest lmprovernent 1n the state was awarded to the Keyser 'III H1 Y at Camp Horsehoe 1n the summer of 1951 The club also sent representauves to the state conference atJackson s M111 tn March FIRST ROW Dolores MICIS MISS Johnson Charlotte M1113 SECOND ROW Mary G1ff1n Neva Coumer Dorls Marttn THIRD ROW Mary Pyles Retta Marks Shlrley Stephen W1n1fred La Rue FOURTH ROW Wanda Martrn Jamce M1115 Brenda K1ser Donna M111er Joanne Landls Mary Vogus Sally Stweart Cathertn Hunt FIFTH ROW Nancy K1rt1y Charlotte Hanna Jean Kady El1zabethCuppett Judy Webb Barbara Dawson Sa11y Jordan Pat W11l1amson Iyce Boone SIXTH ROW Joanna S1mpson Ida Ward Pat Athey Delores S1mpson Janet Wolford Bonn1e Shaffer Kay Steels lsarenC1arey Ann Cole av' 'Q - - if , 4 S, l T, ' 4 1- 'K I D -Wk ' ,f 'X 1' ., L V ,- 'fp 4 D f , X1 HI-Y ll Y O C 00 Q 'S a' -v Q0 Ptctured from left to rtght Toqutnto Treasurer Wtlltam Clements SECOND ROW Joe Swrsher Norman Ahern Davrd Mason Cltnton Rogers Gary Athey Charles Browmng Irmmy Broome THIRD ROW Harry Stautamyer Louts Cohen Ernte Courrter Wllllam Mollthan Paul Dayton Hetzell Johnson Paul Rtce Harryl Btser FOURTH ROW Robert Pyles Jenn1ngsSt1clley Geral Marttn Jack Wtlson Edd1eSm1th Members not ptctured Vrce Pres Tommy Rotruck Chaplatn Rrchard Brtght Harold L Goff ThomasConstable Clarence Sears I0hnBosley GormanMosset Don Hall The H1 Y was organtzed tn Keyser Hrgh School ln the fall of 1950 wtth offrcers as follows Prestdentjohn M Denntson Vtce Pres Rtchard Wrlmoth Sect Vernon Ryan Treas Marltng Wahl Chaplatn Reeves Taylor The purpose of the H1 Y club rs to Create Matntatn and Extent throughout the home school and communtty htgh standards of Chrtsttan character as sf Q at M A 4 ' O' .a ,i O I , .,' 1 f ' as Q -' ' Q I I ' 09 - ' 5- J 5 , '1 O 9 ' L : Q f I I 0 FIRST ROWg Secretary Jimmy Householder, President Reeves Taylor, Advisor James J. STUDE T C UNCIL M as Im 1 waitin 4 W 'ff 4 'sWas-wean' A Yi ss-K gffwf N' STUDENT COUNCIL Keyser High School s Student Council was again one of the leading service organizations of the 1951 52 school term As always the council sponsored many helpful and worth while events and projects The Student Council is made up of one person from each home room in the high school These people tn the council are elected and represent theu own tndtvtdual class mates The officers of the council are elected by the entire student body The president must be a senior and the vice president must be a Junior Some examples of the projects made possible by the Student Council areg Best Citizen of the Month, Miss Golden Tomado Beauty Contest, Popularity Contest, Student Council Assembly, and many other successful events This year the council was piloted by Coach Frederick T. Clark. This is Mr. Clark's second year as Student Council sponsor. The officers of the club areg President- P. T. Dayton, Vice -president- George Oss, and Secre- tary-Treasurer- Harry Stoutamyer. K IGIITS of SCIENC .11 LEFT TO RIGHT Faye Lemon Betty Nyman, Jean Melody Edward Russell Donald Kletn srtver Rrchard Wells, Joe Harbor Emest Courrrer J R Elltott sponsor Joseph Wtllhtde Dorothy Yost, Merle Armstrong Edward Parlsh Jack Confer James Turbm Kay Townsend Donna Ashenfelter Davrd Prysock Carylon Htcks Marylon Elhfntz Judy Bauer This organtzatron rs an affrhate of the Sctence Clubs of America and a chapter of the West Vtrgtnta Jumor Academy of Science The club orrgmated tn Keyser I-hgh 11 1939 under the sponsorshtp of Mr J R Ellxott thexr present sponsor The chref objecttves of the Kmghts of Sctence are 113 Increase the general knowledge of sctence 121 advance the program of the Sclence Clubs of Amertca Q33 famthartze the mem bers wlth parlramentary procedure rn actual parttclpatron The offrcers elected for thts year are as follows Vtce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Emest Courrrer Dorothy Yost Richard Wells Edward Russell 1 . . 1 I 0 0 ' l President.. ....... .. .. .. ....... Joe Harbor FUTURE TEACHERS of MERICA 133 uc: 9 1q,:. 9 . I 4-6 BACK ROW fleft to rrghtj Dorothy Shoemaker Vesta Morehouse Tempest Gardner Kay Steele Robert Prrtt Mary Knott FRONT ROW Mrss Ethel Boyer Sponsor SnowdenE1senhower President IohnBos1ey Vlce Presrdent Rerta Jean Marks Secretary Treasurer HISTORY OF THE CLUB chart The Future Teacher Club of Keyser the flrstclubto be orgamzed rn Mmeral County was ered on October 19 1951, and was named the Parker C Black Chapter of the Future Teachers of Amerrca rn honor of the prlncrpal of Keyser Hrgh School amzatron from As a member of the Future Teachers of Amerrca astudent may remarn rn the org 1 h u h the trme that he spends rn college The purpose hrs Junror or sentor term rn hrgh schoo r ro g he school and to acqualnt t e members wtth of the club lS to render servrce as students tot rn them for rherr ltfe as a the methods and practices of the teachlng professlon thereby prepar g teacher . ' 43 - 2. 1 ' S 7 S 'ESQ s ' N 1 . og rfilyv ' X 0 2' I , .,. Q f ' I .. u L , I , ,ag ,, , xg ,ll .Q h I . 3 .. 9 ' ' K lr. 1' U., ' ,V A ' , 4. ' p. Nxx X .7 , , K r V . 5 ' .1 r 1 'i ,gf . W 9 , .E 1' S. , A . T .2 'c 1- CW If A 5 ,I i. it ,J 5 5. : . . - I I I ' . , . . . a I T p r 0 2 n - I . ' - I . A . ' I - , . , . I b . . ' . , . . . A . . . I Muses H. FUTURE F It ER MERICA . QL. ' STM ' A S , ' . vi .W N- Q . S 4. FIRST ROW left to right Gerald Dayton Marchie Dolly Junior Parish Dwi ht Rin ker Mr Oscar Gustafson sponsor Ke1thFeaster Billy Shoemaker Jack rayson SECOND ROW James Seaman Leonard Sptker Erwin Hayes Clifton Biser James Clayton Howard Boggs Charles Batbe Robert Pancake Paul Homan. THIRD ROW: Robert Urice Wayne Miller Donald Hines Clifton Rogers Gerald Spiker Frank Wilt James Dodds Carroll Snyder Richard Kesner Robert Davis. FOURTH ROW: Dale Miller John Coffman Bill Jones Forrest Biser Robert Amtower Bill Bane Dale Fertig Carroll Riggleman Virgil Hall. The Keyser Chapter Future Farmers of America was organized in October 1951 to suptpllement the trainin for the Vocational Agriculture students. There are 35 members in e club. Some oft e outstanding things included in the Club s program of work are as follows: Home improvement Contest Vo-Ag Record Book Contest Finance a 2 Acre' Corn Project as a means of raising money for club Sponsor educational exhibits at Vo-Ag Conference in June and many other activities too numerous to mention. F TUBE H0 EMAKERS of AMERICA FIRST ROW left to rrght Dorothy Shoemaker Anna Staggs Joan Caldwell Annamae Dodds Imogene Adams Delores Umstot Mary Dawson Regrna Metcalf Donnalene Mankrn Shrrley Snyder Vrola Thomas Jean Barr Dor1sSuter Mrs Mtldred Thompson advtsor THIRD ROW Betty Dawson Oleta Blackbum Marrlynn Ludwrck Thelma Shrrley Shrrley Rogers Mary Lou Homan Vrrgmta Fleek Mrldred Btser FOURTH ROW Nancy Lttten Conme Ward Donna Lou Allamong Carol Sue Ashby Patrrcra Cale Carolyn Belt NOT PICTURED Lora Jean Carnell Betty Welch Wanda McGumness Dorothy Yost The Future Homemakers is anatlonal organrzatton of glrls who are studytng home makmg tn htgh school These students are worktng together toward better home and famrly ltvlng The 1951 52 offrcers ofthe Keyser chapter are Prestdent Annamae Dodds Vrce President Ioan Caldwell Secretary Dorothy Shoemaker Treasurer Dolores Umstot Hrstortan Mary Dawson Parllamentanan Anna Staggs Reporter Betty Welch Song Leader Imogene Adams Advlsor Mrs Mrldred lhompson . , , t, ' ' . , ' 1 ' f' . 'I ,. .1 KJ - i v - aifq' -, ., .v 1 t A h . ,- SECOND ROW: Lulu Belle Oriser, Sue Broome, Juanita Murphy, Geraldine Brantner, iii QU GIRLS CHORUS 44' i FIRST ROW left to nght Miss Dorothy Brock Mrldred Martm Wtmfred La Rue Charlotte Rogers Dorothy Yost Annamae Dodds Patrlcxa Cale Betty Gardner Anne Baker SECOND ROW Jean Kady Shtrley Borror Edna Iunktns Mary Vogus Joann Landes Delores Booth Paulme Shears Norma Lease Modean Metz THIRD ROW Evelyn Dolly Vesta Morehouse Regtna Metcalf Sue Broome Amta Green Shtr1eyStephens Martha Rosedale MaryBurner ImogeneAdams FOURTH ROW Mar aret Johnson Ruby Litten Joan Caldwell Dons Marttn Janet Hatnes Anna taggs Mary Eversole Dons Ferttg Mary Knott CHORUS OFFICERS Prestdent Wtmfred La Rue Vtce Presrdent Modena Metz Secretary Shirley Ste hens Treasurer Ioan Langes Lrbranan Anna Staggs Ml ED IIORUS FIRST ROW left to right Dolores Umstot Betty Dawson Naomx Evans De lores Booth Joann Landes Donald Alktre James Brshop Wayne Adams A1 fred MeMas1 Mlss Dorothy Brock SECOND ROW Annamaw Dodds Pauhne Shears Norma Ravenscroft Joy Ralph Fink THIRD ROW Margaret Johnston Iamce Davls Joan Caldwell Anna Staggs Shrrley Reeves Lee Kesner Lester Hamtlton Hetzel Johnson FOURTH ROW Bll1Ra1nes, Nell Leary Wllham Davls Kesecker, Glen Dean Clark, Juanita Rotruck, Harold Hedrick, James Dodds, LTL -1- J' -'ia SY fkvse-4--1 -4., kx -3.-Q A-Q,- fig.-f'-1-41? '15 x A Na1f111111111111l 7fl111111111111v1fff SULCHLETQB OFFICERS P d nt Reeves Taylor Secretary Betty Alt rest e V1ce Pres1dent Snowden Ersenhower Treasurer Barbara Stanhagen Sponsor Lourse Ward Thel C, Sanders Chapter of the Natronal Honor Socrety was founded rn Keyser Hlgh School m 1952 The purpose of the socxety rs to strmulate the scholarshlp, leadetshrp servrce, and character of the students of Keyser Hrgh School To be elected to membersh1p 15 one of the htghest honors a student can achreve Those elected to membershrp are requued to have a scholarship average of B tn therr htgh school work and have recerved a B rating rn leadershlp, servrce and character by the faculty members Thts year twenty frve semors and fourteen Junrors were elected to membershrp They are Anne Baker, B111 Bane, Charles Barbe, John Bosley Drck Brrght, Chfford Brown, Kathryn Burgess, Hattre Clayton, B111 Clements, Neva Courrrer, Ionn Davls, Anna Mae Dodds Mary Grr fm, Jack Grayson, Mary Hershey Paul Homan Edna Junluns Wrnmfred LaRue Donna Lynch, Rerta Marks, Modena Metz, Delores Miers Charlotte Mrlls Vesta Morehouse Vrrgrnra Parrsh, Joe Reed, Shrrley Reeves, Ralph Rice Clxnton Rogers, Dorothy Shoemaker, Joanna Slmpson, Anna Staggs, Kay Steele, Drck Taylor and Dorothy Tichnell .1 . 'QT- iff Y v,.1--W,.,. v -V i-Y i 2 Y sr ak -I: 1 1 1 y - Lf, J 1--1-cl 1- 1--1 af- 1-D Areas as AT., 1- as p 4 I '- ' fifw' ,.Y , Y-Wg ,1 -Y - v- , Y f tie- - Y - Y..H -V K ML ff T 1 1 . Q 1 5 D ff 11 1 ff 1 , , V351 V , F ,x L ,ig 1 1 1 - gt ' -A-4 ' 1 0 - - 1 . 1 I 4 I J x' ' Q Ax- 4 Q H WN, ,,,, , ' mic I , N ' Y - N fb --V 1--1 , 1,ggg.l.-,gy v. 'ix' 'G 5 THE KEYIIISCU GANG CO EDITORS Pat Athey an John Bosley IIT..-A BUSINESS MANAGERS oe Swtsher B111 Bane 41 Jake Stoutamyer 811 C rest TZ!!! e ' J an 2 -.1 .wa -A Y .1 Left to Rtght QBACK ROWJ Reeves Taylor B111 Bane P T Dayton Don Allure, Harry Stoutamyer Ienmngs Suckley QSECOND ROW standmgj Pat Athey Ioan Caldwell Shtrley Steph ens Mary G1ff1n, Joanna S1mpson Charlotte M1115 Cathenn Hunt Barbara Stanhagen MR. F A SWISHER KFRONT ROWJ Joe Sw1sher JohnBos1ey B111 M1Ch3C1S Gerry Martm M A- Faculty Sponsor Chatrman Sen1or Sponsors gl' fi' I f Q . N i f ' : . ,N t I A r d - A , F J' ' . - + V 1 f N' W, 2 r ' du - I th ll ' , 'N rf' 'I Q ns of 1, - . ' 'I xg 'V th 1 N A v .V - - fs g- ,.,,,,, A 1 I A rw! iw , 5 'U .3 ' A N 1 K 7 1 .f -1,7 ' 'i A 4 7 ,i , . L Q ' A . :'. ' I . . .. , '- I J' . ' A' L ft I I .1 K In , 1 - Q XY X fs as f' Q5 un- BOB DORSEY DON HEARE MARTIN KESNER BOB BROOME FIUINCES HARTMAN RUSSELL BISHOP RUTH ARNOLD ELIZABETH RICE The Keyser High School Alumni Association began its first year in the spring of 1950 with the following officers- President Charles Bolyard- Vice-President Russell Bishop- Sec- retary Frances Hartman- and Treasurer Donald Heare, The 1951-52 officers are President Russell Bishop- Vice-President Robert Dorsey- Sec- retary Frances Hartman- and Treasurer Donald Heare. The Alumni Council is composed of Robert Broome Martin Kesner, Elizabeth Rice Arthur Hartman and Ruth Arnold. The association has donated library books to Keyser High School in honor of those alumni who lost their lives in World Wars I and II, Several social events in Keyser High are sponsored yearly by the Alumni Association, These include the Annual Alumni-Senior Spring Banquet and Dance, At this dance Miss News- Tribune is presented with a loving cup, The Homecoming festivities, including the dance where Queen Homecoming is crowned and the outstanding lineman and back of the Homecoming Game are named, are held under the direction of the Alumni Association, The organization sponsors a colorful Christmas dance each year. Queen Homecoming I was Miss Maxine Hoover, and the outstanding lineman and back of the 1950 event were Kenneth Lee and Robert Ryan, respectively, Miss Jeannette Ward was selected as Miss News-Tribune for 1951, Queen Homecoming II was Barbara Stanhagen, while the 1951-52 lineman was Jennings Stickley, and the outstanding back was Ioe Swisher. The basketball trophy was won by Andrew Porter in 1951, and by Neil Leary in 1952. OFFI ERS ALUMNAE ASSOCI 110 TUUCHDOWIN CLUB 5 ,ff- RALPH BARRICK ROBERT DORSEY ROBERT BROOME RUSSELL BISHOP The TouchdownClub of the Keyser Hrtglh Alumnr Assocratron rs composed of former grad uates who earned hrs or her letter K rn e followrng sports football basketball baseball track or as manager and cheerleader The purpose of the organtzatron rs to promote better athletrcs at KeyserHrgh School Each year the Touchdown Club presents player awards to the outstandmg football lrne man and back rn the annual Homecomrng Game Also each year the most outstandrng basket ball player rs selected and presented a trophy The names of these outstandrng player award wrnners are engraved on the twc plaques whrch the Touchdwwn Club presented to the school The offrcers of thts year are Presrdent Robert Dorsey Vrce Presrdent Ralph Barrick Secretary Robert Broome Treasurer Ivan Hrgh Chalrman of Award Commlttee Russell Brshop T K4- 7 s. M V -.l 4 y, ' a pk. I IQ I 1' JEAN 1+ 29, 4 IOANNA CHARLOTTE R 109' 3 HE NRY N FT. DALE r , I' I1 l BETTY SHIRLEY DOROTHY BILLY 11 'N I A NET ROBERT NORMA 1 CATHERIN FROM DI PERS ., VERNIE JOAN I x K .f JIMMY i .?.4 .Q 1 - DEANIE DIPLOMAS MODENA '51 NEVA OE A 9. if' MTL o. I, --111 - J- MARY . A , JOY f I X ?'M.- ...I CHARLOTTE M t ,' fa 4.12 R fi- . T I 1 YS Jgi Q Q AL 1' Q 1 -xx , I' J 'Q BABA HATTIE IENNIN GS RA Q if '- I 19 V, Rib? x, X JE ' D 'ff X 044 lf IIII IFB 69' an PGS Y ilcqmb -h I '26 L, f onyx 4 9 0 , KS- -S -' J ax . 1 .- . +1 P , ' 1 - :pk '414f,2 5Z,1 .W ' , ,v. :X I, f LN .ff -' SNDW BALL H2950 5l gli 'Wm -+1-1 PROM l950 5l 11, Z Q T' , Ng Ml K 'WUI Bl Tl IIUME OMING BALL Left to right: Joe Swisher, Outstanding Back Award Winnerg Barbara Stanhagen, Homecoming Queeng Jennings Stickley, Outstanding Lineman. nrt I HARVEST BALL King Donald Alkire and Queen Wanda Stewart Y : MISS GULDE TURNADO 1952 Mrss Golden Tornado VIII Sally Coffman Qcenterj Charlotte Rogers Runner Up frlghtj Dranne Long 3rd Place ,.vs cr M left 1951 Miss Golden Tornado Dolores Miers WINNERS RECEIVING TROPH IES l95I KELLEY A ARD KELLEY AWARD PRINCIPALS Shown above are the prmcrpals at the annual J Edward Kelley Mem onal Award program sponsored by Keyser Lodge assembly rn Keyser I-hgh School Eugene Wood worth thrrd from left was selected as wmner of the award rn memory of Sgt Kelley Keyser Con gressronal Medal of Honor wlnner who lost hrs lrfe rn World War II Others rn the prcture are left to right, Em11L1pscomb, runnerup Wlllram F M11 the award and Aaron Wrlson runnerup Wood worth received a gold wnst watch whrle the runners up were awarded pencrl sets No. 662, Loyal Order of Moose, yesterday at an ler, governor of the Moose Lodge who presented l952 KELLEY WARD I r.,,s if Reeves Taylor Keyser Hrgh School senror rs prctured above recervrng a gold wnst watch from Ralph Dusrc of Romney Past State Presrdent now the Membershrp Drrector of the WestV1rg1n1a Moose Assocratron durrng specral ceremonres yesterday afternoon He IS the son of Atty and Mrs Harry R Taylor Mozelle Sr The award was presented at the annual Ed Kelley Memorral Servrce sponsored by the Keyser Moose Lodge rn memory of a former star athlete and honor student Sgt I Edward Kelley who was krlled durrng World War II and later posthumously recerved the natron s hrghest mrlrtary award the Congressronal Medal of Honor Shown rn the photo ffrom left to rrghtj are Jennrngs Strckley one of the nomrnees for the honor Johnny Wrllrams head coach at Mooseheart Ill who was the guest speaker Taylor Dustc and Harry Stoutarryer the other candrdate The two runners up recerved pen and pencrl sets The award was presented durrng an rmpressrve program glven Jorntly by the studens and members ofthe Keyser Hrgh School faculty Wenner Photo ,SLQHHELQHU E72- Qfllaw Hag Tl' -if THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED THE CAST AND STAGE CREW U' ill IWIIIIIIW P 'PRIOR Minus 5' L va Nw -'L r 'T xfhi ll' THE HEN PARTY Tm-KING 'QYII 5 fvpaw, '1 1.1 W -Q I'Il W AR DAN! 1? 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A ff A W U 3 KEYSER HIGH SCHOOL Qllztss rg 1 rngrztm YAAXX3 Nasa, KH 5 KEwsER Hlen scHooL Auolrorelum v' I THURSDAY MAY 22 T952 8 P M sry C mJbdYunfb SENIORELLA E6 Scene l The Campus G A Senuor Bonnne Shatter Alma Mater Fanry Godmother Joyce Thrasher Senuorella Salutatorlan John Bosley Opportunusts Modena Metz Joann Strnpson Neva Courrler Sally Faulk Dons Martun Mary Guttun Leroy Metz Anne Baker Janet Nrcol Kay Steele Scene ll The Ball Q 4 The Prnnce ot Tomorrow John Rtce 'kf 3' 4' Sennorella Ella Bonnze Shaffer I Q' Land of Tomorrow Presldent Wulllam Bane ,, Cmders Htstoruan Shnrley Stephens Stars Jean Kady Musuc Sensor Chorus nur- MM' Maglc Sandals Poet Mary Gafhn ..:zw ' A Falry Tale Prophet Neva Courrner 4 -,K Class Song Sensors Q., The Scroll P T Dayton Megaphone Wtlluam Mollthan The Banner Dons Martnn Farewell Senlors Responses Junzors and Sophomores The Cl clc Strllces Twelve Testator Sally Faulk The Man l Valeductorlan Snowden Etsenhow r Solo Janet Wolford Paannst Jantce Mnlls v '54 wa 1 ' ' . . 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'un un i i- i 1iu 7 C --7'-U-up-Q---un ..,...-,.- tle - ' ' .......- 4 e I nl git gear ghtglq Schnnl SIXTY THIRD ANNUAL Herman in Tbrahuaies SUNDAY MAY 25 1952 EIGHT OCLOCK KEYSER HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Prelude Mrss Anne Boker Pronrst The Lords Proyer Processronol Pomp ond Carcumstonce lElgorl Prono Invccotnon Reverend Lloyd Myers Postor Groce Methodrst Church Keyser Mrxed Chorus Mass Dorothy Brock Drrector I Jesu Joy of Mons Desrrnng Boch 2 Recessuonol DeHoven I Scrapture cmd Proyer Reverend L A Steele 'X 'IIII Vocol Solo Green Postures Sonderson Mrss Dorothy Brock Drrector of Musnc Keyser Hrgh School CERMON Advoncung Wnth Certomty My J REV L A STEELE ,D Ui Postor Frrst Methodrst Church Keyser :IM 1 Benedrctron Reverend Lloyd Myers ri Recessnonol Grond Morch Nerdnl Prono Postlude Mass Ann Boker lSocred Selectronsl lAudnence pleose be seoted untll after the recessronoll tif' KEYSER HIGH SCHOOL SixTY THIRD mural Qlummenremwt WEDNESDAY EVENING MAY 28 1952 EIGHT OCLOCK KEYSER HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 6 '-1zpllsdNn:v D Overture Band Triun'phal March tCIarkI Nunzio Barbera Director Processional Band Pomp and Circumstance IEIgarJ Invocation Reverend Robert L Bridgers Pastor United Brethren Church of Keyser Girls Chorus ............ , Miss Dorothy Brock Director Miss Anne Baker Accompanist 'Trees Ulasbachl Look for the Silver Lining QKernI Baritone Solo ............................ Fred Wyatt Bride of the Waves ICIarkJ Address ................. Honorable Harley O. Staggers United States Congressman Second West Virginia District Presentation of Graduates ............ Mr. Arnet Swisher Chairman, Senior Sponsors Presentation of Diplomas ............ James R, FuIIer, Jr. Member, Mineral County Board of Education Benediction ................... - Reverend R. L. Bridgers Recessional ............... - .......,... ....... 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Qfllaaa 5TUD5rll We the greatest senror class ever to graduate from thrs rnstrtutron of hrgher learnrng be lrevrng that we went above and beyond our class of duty to make rt great feel oblr ated to wrll some of our possessrons and destrnctrve trarts to the lower classmen and teachers w om we hope wrll follow rn our footsteps Bern of good health and sound mrnd we hereby declare thrs to be our last wrll and testa ment rn w rch we are thereby disposrng of all our dutres and debts to our dear old Alma Mater Keyser Hrgh School Artrcle I To Mr Parker C Black we bequeath a parr of strlts to prevent hrm from drsaster rn the halls durrng change of classes To Mr James Goldsworthy we wrll another class who wrll apprecrate hrs help as much as the class of 52 has Artrcle Il To Mrss Ethel Boyer we wrll a new aquarium To Mrss Darsy Goldsborough we wrll another Speech class who wrll frll our seats but wrll never frll our places rn her heart To Mr Swrsher we wrll another Keyhlsco staff rn 53 to take over the good work done by the class of 52 Thrs we re sure he ll apprecrate To Mr O E Marks we wrll a new Trrg class although a better one wrll be rmpossrble To Mr Nunzro Barbera we wrll enough Junrors to frll the senror svacancres rn the K H S band Nhich we know all the band students wrll mrss Artrcle III Ann Baker wrlls her weakness for buyrng records to anyone who has plenty of l argent Edna Parrsh wrlls her front seat rn Economrcs to any lucky Junror who gets there frrst Letta Mae Adams wrlls her seat rn Englrsh to any lucky senror who takes rt from Mrs Whrte Audrey wrlls her brown eyes to some blue eyed freshman Kay Steele wrlls her A s rn Latrn to Dorothy Yost Tommy Constable wrlls hrs abrlrty to playa drum and to get along wrth Mr Barbera to Doug Allamong B111 Bane wrlls hrs Job of advertrsrng manager of the Keyhrsco to some Junror who doesn t.get gray qurck and lrkes hard work Donald Alkrre wrlls hrs abrlrty rn track to some Junror who smokes but strll has enough wind to run Joyce Thrasher wrlls her abrlrty to get along wrth a sailor whose rnrtrals are G J to anyone who doesn t want to stay healthy Janet Wolford wrlls her temper to Mr Oates to frle away for future use Bonnre Shaffer wrlls Mr Oates to the Junior class Delores Booth wrlls her abrlrty to get along wrth servrcemen to anyone who is lucky enough to go wrth one Norma Jean Ravenscroft wrlls her abrlrty to go steady wrtha Potomac State boy to Nancye Kertly John Bosley wrlls 4 673 pounds of uncanned jellred cranberry sauce to someone wrth 4 673 turkeys to go wrth rt of . kg. . 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' ' i Joan Ashby wrlls her trence wrth this xear s head cheerleader to next year s cheerleader al though there rsn t muc left James Rogers wrlls hrs swrftness to Eddre Chapman Annamae Dodds wrlls a bottle of asprrrn tablets to Mr Swrsher for the headaches caused by the girls who have taken Drrver s Ed Dorothy Oates wrlls her abrlrty to fall out wrth certarn students to Wanda Dawson Jrm Householder wrlls hrs abrlrty as a pitcher to any boy who lrkes to be called workhorse l-letzel Johnson wrlls hrs brarns and all hrs English notes to Carroll Snyder Tempest Gardner wrlls her bookkeeping to Shirley Largent rf she rs dumb enough to take rt Wrnnre LaRue wrllrngly wrlls her natural red hair to Marilyn Ludwrck to go wrth the freckles willed by Edna Nrna Conrad wrlls her famous comedian laugh to Sally Stewart as her mere sophisticated one has not recerved a trtle Modena Metz wrlls her curly hair to Lors Borror Mary Grffrn and Neva Courrrer wrll therr abrlrty to get along with Mr Shaeffer rn class to all future students of chemrstry and physrcs Alfred DeMasr wrlls hrs height to Tom Kady Sally Faulk wrlls her height to Nancye Krrtly Hattie Clayton wrlls her quietness to Sharon Fraser Shrrley Stephen and Tommy Constable wrll therr abrlrtv to go steady to Mary Janet Pyles and Don Hall Janet Nrcol wills her brother Jim to Judy Bauer Joy Kesecker wrlls her giggles to anyone who rs worthy of rt Ben Roderrch wrlls hrs map of Germany to anybody who wants rt Vrrgrnra Parish wllls her seat in English to the first person who gets there Clifford Brown and Vernre Evans wrll therrabrlrty to talk rn Mr Wally s study hall to anyone who rs lucky enough to get away wrth rt Norma Brser wrlls her seat rn shorthand to any Junior lucky enough to get rt Betty Alt Marlene Broome and Janice Davrs wrll therr frrendshrp to any three persons who can stand each other for four years Dorothy Shoemaker wrlls her nickname Chubby to anyone who rn the eyes of Mr Swrsher has the physical characteristics to deserve rt Fred Wyatt leaves hrs red harr hrs ability to get along wrth the teachers and hrs barrtone horn to anyone who can use them Snowden Eisenhower wrlls hrs love for chemrstry test to Joseph Reed Harry Stoutamyer wrlls nothing to nobody because nobody wrlled hrm anything to will to anybody Barbara Stanhagen wrlls her 69 1f2 rnches of height to Brlly Pat Franklrn Brll Mollrhan gracrously wrlls hrs supreme abrlrty to get along wrth the faculty members to Joe Wright Kerth Sutton Tom Kadw and Roy Davidson Jennings Stickley wills his chemistry ability to Louis Selders Charlotte M1115 w1lls her blushes to Pat Shuch Gerald Dayton w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to get along wrth Mr Gustafson to B111 Shoemaker Leroy Metz w1lls h1s seat 1n school to any sarlor 1n exchange for h1s navy blues LIZ Burner WIHS her ab111ty to love scho 1 to Pat Pancake Pat Athey w1lls all the blond harr she has been wrlled before to the underclass guls Norma Lease Charlotte Rogers James Seaman Paulme Shears and Dorothy T1chne1l wrll therr seats rn Engl1sh class to some unfortunate Junror Harold Hedrick and Bobby Plyes w1l1 thexr drrvmg ab1l1ty to Sam Cohen and Gorman Mosser Elmer Adams Mlldred Marttn will therr seats 1n offtce practrce to anyone who can please Mr Oates Paul Rrce and Robert Prrtt w11l theu speech class ab1l1t1es to anyone who can use them Evelyn Dolly and Delores Umstot w11l their economrcs seats to some unfortunate Junror Ida Mae Weaver wxlls her seat 1n drrver s ed to anyone wxth good nerves Robert Pancake B111 Jones and Gerald Sp1ker will their Vo Ag seats to anyone who enjoys the work Glenn Jackson w1lls hrs abrlxty to get along w1th Mrs Raines and Mrs Whrte to anyone takrng the1r classes Joe Swxsher WLUS h1s Terra Plane to Coach Shelton so he can have a dependable car to go around those curves at 90mph Jean Kady W1uS her bottle of peroxide to Pat Dayton as she can make use of it Anna Staggs w1lls her seat rn shorthand to IBHICC Robrbough Mary Vogus w1lls her way of gomg steady to Ethel Broome and Harold Goff Dons Martm w1lls her shortness to Pamella Franklm Gerald Martm w1lls h1s pos1t1on as art edxtor on the KEYSHISCO STAFF to Kexth Sutton Rrchard Kesner W111.S hrs small frgure to Jackre Sanders Catherrn Hunt w1lls her herght to Lxnda Stanhagen Joanna Srmpson w1lls her typing abilrty to B111 Rarnes Reeves Taylor w1lls h1s act1ng abrlrty and his Chrlstmas car to 'Tennessee Ernre Courrier Edna Junkms w1lls her gorgeous freckles to Marrlyn Ludwick . . . . ,N 0 - I I . . . . . , . I I ' , . . . . . . . . ,, glass prophesy Now rn 1962 at our class reunion we have just looked through our 52 Keyhisco and find that we have lived up to our expectations and dreams as was written in our prophecy ten years a o Mary Giffin and Doris Martin are now co editors and owners of the Mineral Daily whrch now out sells the Washington Herald They grve most of the credit of their success to P T Dayton their Busrness Manager They also print such leading magazines as Life Vogue and Readers Dorothy Trchnell is teaching secretarial engineering at the University of Maryland Alfred Demasi and Ralph Fink are owners of Keyser s new and modern airport affiliated with the Keyser Continental Airlines Bobby Prles and Dale Miller are their leading pilots John Rice is head mechanic Pauline Shears and Dorothy Oates do the office work of the firm Jo anna Simpson is receiving world wide recognition for the girls from her air hostess classes Barbara Stanhagen the former Miss America of 1957 has Just returned from a Paris Style Show Harry Jake Stoutamyer has taken Edgar Hoover s place as head of t e F B I He ran rn to some difficulties and has called m his former classmate and friend Reeves Tavlor to advise him behrnd you Edna Junkins rs the private secretary to the famed pro football star of the Los Angeles Rams who is none other than our own B111 Michaels We would like to congratulate Robert Pritt for the fine work he is doing as superintendent of Prunty Town We noticed that the Navy has claimed quite a few of the local boys including Bub Boyce Buck Metz and Richard Wensell Fred Wyatt IS now playing with the Navy Band We find the former Nina Conrad living near a Navy Base with her sailor husband Bill Jones owns the largest fruit farm in this section of the United States Word has been received that Ger ld Sprker and Hetzel Johnson are doing remarkable work with missions rn China B111 Bane has been voted the mostprogressive farmer of 1962 Hrs picture was on the cover of Life magazrne After buying Potomac Valley Hospital Neva Courrrer Nl D had the famous architect Paul Rice to rebuild the hospital which now covers five city blocks Dr John Bosley is the head surgeon there and has also written several articles for the American Medical Journal Bill Mol lrhan is the anesthetrst Shirley Stephen Constable RN 15 superintendent of nurses Some nurses on her staff are Jean Kady Janet Nicol Lrze Burner and Joan Caldwell Anna Mae Dodds is workrng in the office and Dorothy Shoemaker is the dxetrtron Just one big happy family' . . . . r g . , . . . . , , . . . I I vv rv I h I I I ' - I 1 I Reita Marks has been nominated for the first woman President. Good luck, Reita, we're . - I . . . . ' . I D I , I , A . . ' , ' ' . . ' 3 1 . . 1 A I Jlmmy Householder dCSlgIl6d a beauty parlor for Janet Wolford and Lvelvn Dolls The glrls clalm half of the1r buslness 1s due to the modern shop Keyser s leadm contractor Lee Kesner has just completed plans for a new school bu1ld 1ng Speak1ng of sc ools we f1nd a lot of our former classmates are teachers Jane Nlorehouse Mary Knott R1chard Kesner Anna Staffs Charles Clark Tempest Gardner and Jerr Mart1n are teachlng 1n K H S We f1nd X'1IlIl1C LaRue and Charlotte M1lls teachrng at Pot mac State QWhere there s a w1ll there s a wav Q Norman Ahern new owner ofLudw1cks Garage has renamed II Pet1es Garage Hrs vert eff1c1ent mechamcs are Donald Alkue Herald 'leduck Scwtt L1tten and James Seamen V1r g1n1a Parrtsh and Norma Lease l andle the Off1C8 work Gerald Dayton Burlmgton s successful farmer has just put up stop l1ghts as a publ1c 1n terest Coach Nexl Leary s basket ball team at K H S has just won the state tournament for the thtrd strarght year The famous novellst Joyce Thrasher Jackson has just returned to Keyser from lecturmg on her latest book entttled How to Get Along w1th Satlors Cathertn Hunt her secretary travels Wllh her Donald Lrkens owner of Burl1ngton s largest department store gave 3100 DOUUS to all hls Shaffer Audry Kelly and Robert Pancake Joann Landes Ratnes mother of 12 ch1ldren was elected pres1dent of P T A unantmouslv Others act1ve 1n Ih1S organ1zat1on are Joy Kesecker Rotruck Delores Unstot Ham1lton Vern1e Evans Kelplmg Marlene Broome Koontz and Glen D Clark Moyer Henry DBVIS has hrs own orchestra whrch has a two hour rad1o show Charlotte Rogers and Joan Ashby handle h1s fan ma11 Modena Metz lS playmg basketball for the All Amerlcan Dames OfVNh1Cll she 15 the star player Lester Hamtlton 1S now manager f the Royal Da1rx M1ldred Marttn and Hattle Claxtwn are new leadmg quret peaceful marrled l1fe Snowden E1senhower1s really comrng up ln the world He has just proven Llnsttne s Thewn of Relat1v1ty to be wrong Joe Smsher a rom1s1ng ynung chemlst 15 now 1n Cleveland where h1S wrfe the former P3U'lC13 Athey IS hea med1cal technrcan Anne Baker and Kay Steelhave alreadyappeared at Carna 16 Hall three t1mes They make sweet mus1c together Wllh Anne on the p1ano and Kay on the Cgarlnet Donald Swtck one of the ctty poltce was forced to arrest Mary Long Keyser s well known psyotherohlst for speedxng through town Vlllh her new Olds convertlble Tommy Constable Keyser s most prom1s1ng Mayor has contracted w1th B111 Clements the electr1cal engmeer to lI'1SI8l1 neon street l1ghts r ' . ' . A . r I . - I 'X Ev employees which include: Elmer Adams, Edna Parrish, Ida Mae Weaver, Letta Adams Bonnie . . 0 . It Cl1ff1rd Bro 1 has started hls crew wwrlfrng 1n Newser s new budge wl lC'l w1llmal4er1e San lrancrsco Golden Gate Brldg l R ltke a m del 1 werw 1-.ell lrkcd professor at L 15 James D1gers a chemxstrn reacner lennrnvs Quekley has just Completed the plans for new snbwa whrch cnnneets Xew Ynrla mth ke vser Bettw Nlt and lxorrr1a B1 er are now tmp ents for the F B jarnes l3lS op who lS now slgned up wrth the ranke s has just beaten Babe Ruth s hnme run eeorel 1on1l hasls S1111 IS now reeenrng top salary for her goo as an hostess for Tl 1 'xnrn a Rawermseroft Vrgnoul rs now rearmg her own lrttle toast Guards Janne UIWIS his now taken eharge of the Home leormrnres Dept at Pnttvmae State Margaret Johnson lrnk rs now IcCLlV1llg manv honnrs for her tnoklng R lph lc eps lnr prat tn e Delores Booth has now enanged her name 11 llr1ee 4 't ' 1 1.-fr H V -L Q ' ' 1 ' Q1 1'I ' ' T f K ' 1 ' Q xw ' f1 AA f, ' . 4 rxlv' V yy ' A . ' s ' 1 . ', - 4' ' 's- f- 1 ag I I. f 1 ' ' L1 Y ' ' ' s ws . s ' 1 - 11 , c, , , I .. 1 The Rigglernan, Rogers, and llouser Trucking Line is now expanding from a state-wide to Ll nat' 1 ' . Q1 1' lfanllt ' ' -'-' f 1 ' 1 A - wh, ' . , 1 Y N . , . . , ' X '- . - ' 1 ri ' H ' ' 1 . ' ' ' , .3 Q' 'nf 1 1 X' f 3- 1 V V 1 1 - 7' ,? l Q1 1 IA ,'-5.4311 ,, V M .A F ' E ' l L .,,- 'Quan 4:90-' Q, 2 1 l ' I I 4 R'-.1 V f If 5 k A' r r 'W' 5' ,qv T 1 4 W -5 ,,. ' 3. -1 , . 9 ..- 0 Jr 5 lmmmmmmw Eamqmnaik an Qalmnine 5' Q , xx X, TWE 'TY-FIFTY REU 'IO ' l927 GR DU TIIN of KEYSER HIGH Lournn Swisher ls Named Class Head At Reumon Frndoy C Laurm Swrshex well kn0wn New Creek m rchant and prom ment leader rn c1v c funouons here was ele ted to serve as presrdent of the Class of 1927 dur1n.g tn groups .sxlver anmveraxy reumon ast Frlday nhght The term wll run for a perlod Of me years at whlch tume the das, plans to hod ano her re unlon 'Vhss Gay Mellon Keyse was elected secretary treasurer for the same term The e'ect1o'1 took pace durug a. bllSlIlC':S mee't1ng whxch f0llo'we.i the annual semor almum barquet n the dllllllf- room a Grace Meth rdst Church Durmg the program 5x sher who was pre ldent of hh s or class n 1927 gave '1 brlef I lk san thelr dass ong and led the returnm aumnx m a yell for the graduates of 1952 what he had been domg for the past 25 years thelr marmed hfe helr ilamllles and jobs Letters were read from many 0111619 who were unable to attend The cor resp0ndena,e commg the longes dxstance was Irom 'VLrs Vlrvmla. Grlffith Bohn of Ormda Lallf -Durmg the mee 'ng the members and gues's bowed Lhelr heads 1n Sllellf, trlbute to the four de eased members of their class The secretary was mstructed to send the names addresses and resume of the ewemngs proceedmgs to each member of the class A G Sprlrger ass stant super mtendent f Mlreral County schools who was prmcxpal of Key Ser I-hgh an the txme the gr0up gaduated spoke bnefly to the alumm Mxss Helen Pownall who was thelr Enlgnsh teacher also was a guest C ASS SCHODL pa-1 .Liar-'- J 'Inose atfendmg were Mr and Mrs Leonard Adams Cumberland Md Mr and Mm Paul Shores Clarksburg Mr and Mrs Laurm Swisher New Creek Dr and Mrs Lorrame Hutson Petermurg Mr and Mrs James Rlchards Wash mgton Charles Dodds New Creek Mrs Katherxne Lambert Carnell of s,,., L.,-:If Mr and Mrs Edwm Keener Mxss Beulah Kxmble Mrs Elole Green hglf, Mlchael Mlss Gan Mellon Amy Howard Rogers Mrs M1 dred Umstot. Th0!I1'p50n MN Wfafglleflte Wh1te Welsh Mlss Lxllxan Keller M, and Mrs Wullam SDOUS M' and M-rs Ph1l1p Jordan all of Key ser Among the guests was Mrs Vmgmia Smxth of Pxedmont Y O 0 J I l f . . u ' --N .' . -, . Q l ' S l , - ,4 . C - I .3 -I T' J I 1 Cx s i ' , le ' A . . 'l .Q ' ' I t - ' . 4 -. ' . . Y, . V . V . ' ,M V M p M . . r A i 2 4 . - X I , I z H 5 - - r - , 2 5 ' U V ,I .. - ., , al .. l xt , s . . .. , . . . , , 5 .emi ' .' i , 1 '. 'L Q M Ii . I ' ns S , I . XT , . . Y , t x 5 T . . . . fa . L ' A N Each member present talked on ll ,.- k X . 1 . A J X. . ' - f Q h , . . A . , r t . ., . - . , , . . . . . Q l 'T ' , . 1 X - . C i h - L ,, , A . f P M H A s ' - v 1 , . . , , ' '1 l, v , ., A .V U . Q . . , - D x A M ' :Q 'N , Q , V ' - '- V wir ' ' ,C '- i -Lv on . H ' - , - . , L' . -- x 7 l ' U I ...i . . , '1 i , - ' . O .A . l V 4 . . . A L . b Z U I l . .' , . v- ' ' k . - -S - K v ' u . . v r . 1 - ' ' V W' n 4 ' I ' . I -1 Y . ,. I . vl ' . -. A . 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BOGGS SUPPLY COMPA Y Phone 29401 A11 Kinds of Lumber, Lime, Cement, Plaster, Sheetrock MERRELLS,l C. 115 S. SECOND STREET CLARKSBURG, W. VA. CLASS RINGS, ANNOUNCEMENTS CARDS, DIPLOMAS, CAPS AND GOWNS TROPHIES PATRO GOLDSWORTHY'S BARBER SHOP RINARD JEWELRY COMPANY PORTERS BARBER SHOP McGUIGAN'S SHOE STORE GLENN JACKSON ERVIN BANE H R ATHEY RENDEZVOUS H. I. BORGAN C. R. EVANS i f if xi WN-. 5286 KEYSER WEST VIRGINIA QUALITY MEANS SO MUCH Have Coke B ttl d Under Authority of the Coca Cola Company B ROMNEY COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS, INC. ROMNEY WEST VIRGINIA , , 13' I ff, ,lf In 7f,r ' ff - E 1 E , H 'EE - ..-'.::.-:- ' ' ir!! E 1 . Z ' fu Phone 7 --11 -1 1q X I g '21 sw f KAPLON S I it Men s Shop T? Outf1tters For Men and Boys Mam Street Keyser W Va WALTER MoT'r fl 5 ye 1 F f DICK FURY f I J X ,423 svonv CENTER l Bowling and Bxlliards Center and Mam Keyser West Virgima W sx 1655 ' 7 1 I D f K I . 1 I - . ? f ' 1 I ,K - f 9 'Lf 7 COMPLIMENTS LIBERTY THE VXONO CLUB INTELLIGENCE OUR NATIONS SAFETY HOUSER S HATCHERY PULLORUM CLEAN PHONE 88 W KEYSER WEST VIRGINIA KEYSER Llows WHBERMANNS Quallty Cleaners Raymond St , and N I smylcn afford Propr1etor r West Vlrglnia CL EANING PRESSING REP AIRING Comp11ment LUYAL URDE No 662 Keyser W Va 'Q R of MO0SE ORDLQ. 9 7 f ., v .1 6' I . o Phone 5111 Keyse , ' 3 1 ' S mr: of 5' , E V COYLE FURNITURE POTOMAC VALLEY HOSPITAL ore Street rland Maryland FORT HUA FARM REGISTERED Aberdeen Angus ,L ,,E ff I 5 Z BULLS IN SERVICE Z as V' PRIDE ERIC OF ELK HILL E' Q gy. I I Eppoman Model of Fort Hill Fort H111 Er1c 3 Clyde Bonar and Sons Burlington, W Va Phone 2135 TWCKLEY BROTHER I CORPORATED GE ERAL C0 TRACTORS V P St1ckley, President P C Ludwlg Vice President C D St1ckley, Secretary Treasurer Shop and Off1C6 Burlmgton, W Va , U S 50 General Excavat1on Grading Draining Concrete and Basement Work '+G 1- Box 631 J Burlmgton gi' Keyser W Va F' Z 2613 -- Mailing Address- bliigiwi I --- Phone --- Sq lg df . , . ' ' . Iii A Y -- ELEfH Qff,1W SWISHER ELECTRICITY Radio Television Communication FAST SAFE 7 N 2? CLEEAN! SERVICE 447 St Cloud Keyser naw , Radio Service Smce 1922 an F1rst T V Service AS LONG AS IT'S In KeYSef BUSINESS MANAGED F1rst in Commercial ELECTRICITY ' Communication Service IS IN GOOD HANDS! LIGHT and PUWER C0 BUYCE HOU ER POS'I' 41 AMERICA LEGIO Meetmgs KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA Every Wednesday Evening Legion Memorial Home PREAMBLE AMERICAN LEGION CONSTITUTION For God and Coimtry we associate ourselves together for the following purposes To uphold and defend the const1tut1on of the United States of America maintam law and order foster and perpetuate a one hlmdred per cent Americanism preserve the memories and incidents of our association in the great wars mculcate a sense of individual obligation to the community state and nation combat the autocracy of both the classes and the masses make right the master of might, promote peace and good will on earthg safeguard and transmit to posterity the principals of Justice, Freedom and Democracyg To consecrate and sanctify our comradship by our devotion to mutual helpfulness. ' A A. . IS V s 0 Q 2 IS - - 04.6 V K -- -- ,IL K xx f I l ' I J -' f' . . W , 'XV' 11 . POTOMAC J' f mn . A i 5 F ' 3 At! To ' ' g , To ' 5 To . . . . . Ton , l 1 u , To , 3 To ' ' ' To To ' PATRHHWC OES REPIQAIRED VVNILC VDUVWMY Keyser West V1rg1nia Q y Domemck Calemme TH E emu Proprietor DRUG STORE GRAYSO S HE RY GROUDAN Everythmg For The Photographer or Sportsman Fishmg Tackle Hlmters Supp11es Ath1et1c Eqtupment Recreatlon Equlpment Movie Rental Llbrary Mot1on Plcture Equ1pment Zen1th Rad1o and Te1ev1s1on Sets Samsomte Luggage GRAYS0N'S KEYSER W VA The Camera Shop Keyser, W Va. ROMHi DRUG HOE TORE ' HOP X' SHIP BY TRUCK RRGERS TRANSFER CRMPANY E- Am11 E010 Q BQ I4 Q5 jk 0 MINNICHS FIKE and LUDWIG INSURANCE WEST END GARAGE M 3 v .x f .. , Q I ,n NC., O X' I- N I f Flower r A TAPPAN Yser' West Virginia GENERAL ELECTRIC PHI ,, v -A I ,D A 1 ,Y - ', 1 KEYSER, WEST VIRGINIA . i IV LAT: e 'Wu A+ 0+ 0 6 t HALO ' ginia ROGER FUNERAL HRME 85 South Main Street Keyser, W Va Funeral and Ambulance Servlce A HOME AWAY FROM HOME TERMI AL RE TAURA T Keyser W Va M -'Eli-ff X -Jfgj'-'7 AAD He sez to her He sez sez he What do you want the most? She sez to h1m, she sez sez she A p1cture of your by Coyd Yost CRYD Y0 T PROTRGRAPHER Centre Street Keyser W Va ESSO BAILEY ESSO SERVICE TER Esso SIGN Mam and Armstrong Streets Keyser, West Vlrguua Phone 24601 . . y o u . ..kL4,E, L, - . J! -l l 19. - 'fir Q ' V ,-., -1- , 's Q ,N f- f- I ' . -MLYJX -, .!1 ff Rx ' Utah: , Yu!-Y Z y n n 9 9 n . n I , I I NTERNATIONAL TRUCKS M CORMICK FARM EQUIPMENT FARMALL TRACTORS 8 THE LIGHT SQJECKER co 1 d Lunwwk SUGLLRAGE 3831 WtSt WV WH th Tht Y al' MINERAL CLLUNTY DLSTRIBUTING CLLMPANY 6961 27276 THE SOUTH CUMBERLALD PLANING MILL CLLMPANY beY S c 1896 MIR H tv 33Q c bel dMary1d Ph 2918 2919 I For Economical Transportatio '- I IIYIINATIONAL Naam' Sales Service C New C s New Truck sed se Regri erators -- Freezers ' Phone 107 es reet Keyser, . e ave . entre Street . Every ing a 'S Best For our C Cumber an , Md. Compliments Your Community Lum r in e 0 V E .--.' r' ' Keyser ' Wes irginia ueen Street um r an , an one - FAULK BRETHER Dealers 1n Scrap Iron Brass Copper, Batter1es Lead Alummum and any other scrap metals Hlghe st Prlces Pald Cheapest Place 1n Town for Used Parts Phone 25431 Ask for Ed or Buck J H MARKWEED Fmsr QFURNISH 1 YOUIIIOIE va want ounl 1 Keyser We st V1rg1n1a LIBERTY THEATRE 030 West P1edmont Street Keyser West V1rg1n1a Dtpendab 0 SERVICE RIDDER MOTURS INC 2 Dodge and Plymouth Phone 7641 Keyser, W. Va. O O 7 ! 7 7 ' . Z: fx I fvlli --5 N, .f u , . . . ,Q 6' 'O 'I' KEYSER FEED 8z SUPPLY Harco Feeds Corner Armstrong gl Water Sts Keyser W Va MARSHALL OIL COMPANY INC D1str1butors of CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY PRODUCTS Phone 3751 Keyser West V1rg1n1a URICE SUPPLY O H Ur1ce Owner MILL HARDWARE FARM SUPPLIES 26271 KEMP'S New Creek Serv1ce Stat1on and Restaurant 24 Hour SGTVICS Located on US 50 Kz 220 Blue .T ay D1ne gl Dance A1r Cond1t1oned New Creek Dr1ve Phone 25649 HENDERSON'S MOTEL and RESTAURANT New Creek West V1rg1n1a P Keyser W Va PEOPLES PHARMACY Corner Maln and Armstrong Streets Phone 5461 Keyser West V1rg1n1a , . . Armstrong St. Ext. Phone New Creek, W, Va, A 81 . , . . . K Q I O Cornphments The News Tr1bune JohnW Barger Ed1tor Keyser W Va Shaffer' s Radlo and E1ectr1c Serv1ce Phone 613 1 275 Welch Street Rad1os Electrlc Repzured Contractmg KEYSER AUTOMART Armstrong Street Extended Phone 22621 Keysers Largest Nonfranch1sed Automob11e Dealer Paul E Moore Owner SNIDER BROTHERS Lumber and Bu11ders Supp11es South Ma1n and Chestnut Sts Phone 27741 Keyser W Va Carson M111er Auto L1fe and F1re Insurance Phone 24291 226 South Water Street Keyser W Va R Comphments L 'CB111J Murray INSURANCE Keyser W Va Comphments W11son S Hersheys Spot 94 West P1edmont St Keyser W Va Comp11ments Of The Mayor Keyser W Va of , , IN SURANC E 1 of DUDE STICKLEY'S ESSO SERVICENTER Phone 37F51 Burlmgton West Vlrglnla HARMAN'S STORE Herbert Harman Proprietor Armstrong Sz Water Street MEAT GROCERIES PRODUCE Open Evenlngs Phone 25506 MCCOOLES MEN STORE KEYSER WEST VIRGDIIA ROYAL RESTAURANT MEALS SOFT DRINKS Mam Street Keyser W Va WEAVERS GARAGE You Break 'em We FIX em WOOF MILLING CO FUL O PEP FEED Eshelman Red Rose Feed WHOLESALE GROCERS LEADDIG FLORIST Flowers for all occaslons We Spec1al1ze In Floral Desxgns Phone 2726 22 North M1neral Street Keyser W Va G C MURPHY CO The Fr1end1y Store KEYSER W VA ' O Phone 2671 Burlington, W. . Dial 7421 Keyser, W. Va. MONROE'S Your Halr Styl1st D1al 27881 Monroe Taylor Comp11ments of MILLS RESTAURANT Q51 W H RAVENSCROFT 8z SON Gas 1 Groceries Confect1ons McCoo1e, Maryland C Sz L WELDING SUPPLIES D1str1butors for L1nde A1r .T Wallace Close C A L1ller Drop Stat1on Faulk's Junk Yard Phone Cumberland 6599 5181 HANNA FOOD MARKET Blg Enough To Fill Your Needs Small Enough To Appreciate Your Business Phone 24441 Keyser W Va L Sz Y PLUMBING COMPANY Plumbmg and Heatmg Contractors W1ll Burt Stokers O11 and Gas Burners Rock Wool Insulators PINTO MD S. T. LITTLE JEWELRY CO. CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND McCULLOUGH MOTORS The Home of Better Used Cars Seb Jacobs S 1 Gene Shumaker a esman Herman P. Mankins Manager Armstrong Street Keyser, W. Va. North Main st. Keyser,W.Va. Mt.st0rm,WeStVi1'sinia o'1 I I WENNER STUDIO 55 North Ma1n Street Keyser West V1rg1n1a HACKLEY'S STORES Keyser West V1rgm1a GARDNER'S HARDWARE Mam Street Keyser WestV1rg1n1a G1ft Headquarters KEYSER CARD SHOP Mus1c Hall Bu11d1ng CITY FOOD SERVICE 232 South Mam Street Keyser West V1rg1n1a SHEARS Mam Street Keyser W Va SHAPIRO'S Keyser West V1rg1n1a ELSYE'S Phone 22811 Keyser W Va , ' ' . . X , . . . ,. . f. . Keyser, West Voireinia , u . . . X - , . . , . . . , 0 THAYERS ELECTRIC SALES AND SERVICE YOU CAN BE SURE IF IT'S WESTINGHOUSE Frost Free Refrxgerators Speed E1ectr1c Ranges Rad1o Phonograph Comb1nat1on T V Rece1vers Laundromat Automat1c Washers and Dryers Ph 3576 29 Armstrong St Keyser COMPLIMENTS HI ROCK DRIVE IIN COMPLIMENTS COZY CORNER 4-PN, Keyser West V1rg1n1a C umberland Maryland CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1 9 52 FROM KIGH TS WALGRE EN DRUGSTORE Comp11ments of MARTIN'S FURNITURE STORE 77 ARMSTRONG STREET Where Your Bus1ness IS Apprec1ated Keyser W Va COMPLIMENTS OF ACME FURNITURE COMPANY P1edmont We st V1rg1n1a Band and Orchestra Instruments Radlo Phonographs Sheet Mus1c and Records Connsonata Organs VANDEGRIFT'S MUSIC SHOP 35 Ba1t1more Street Cumberland Maryland - ' OF L A Z A R U S 6 A CITY STORE in the country MARKET WHERE YOU CAN PARK IT Swisher's Market COFFMAN - FISHER CO. DEPARTMENT STORE Keyser , We st V1rg1nia POTOMAC MARKET 28 Armstrong Street Keyser, West Vlrglnla Phone 6646 COMPLIIVIENTS KEYSER WALLPAPER SHOP 82 Ma1n Street Keyser West V1rg1n1a MAKE IT A HABIT SHOP BURTON'S In Cumberland for your sport and graduatlon clothes REX'S ATLANTIC STATION South Ma1n Street Chestnut Street Phone 27941 Complete Atlant1c Servlce TIGE R TRAC TOR Amer1cas Fmest Small Tractor T1ger Tractor Corporat1on East and Mozelle Sts Keyser, W Va MAURIC E' S Keyser W Va Bedford Pa Everett P Cumberland Md AT A y at I x I . Q DEPARTMENT STORE Q , . . u ' g , 0 . 5 , 3. FURNITURE DRAPES APPLIANCES NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CREDIT CUMBERLAND MARYLAND PHONE 70 Carro11B Pollock Manager CERAMICS RUGS BEDDING THE MU IC HALL CKeyser s Famlly Theatrej AND THE THEATRE KEY ER C Ultra Modernl Carskadon Theatres I A 7 ' ! I . ilkiilklkirififlirilkiiil Ben M Kamens George L K11ne To The KLINE FURNITURE CO Phone 2708 405 413 V1rg1n1a Avenue Cumberland, Md ARTC ARVED WEN and K Af? i WOODCREST g The fmest names 1n D1amonds In Smngles or Matched Sets EBERT'S JEWELRY Center Street Keyser W Va KAPLON S YOUNG MEN'S SHOP Home of Nat1onally Advert1sed Merchand1se Arrow Sh1rts Pur1tan Sportswear Northbrooke Clothes T1me1y Clothes H1ckok Belts Swank Jewelry Cumberland Md For Better G1fIS 1n Jewelry DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE V1S1t SPEAR'S Jewelry Store Cumberland Maryland Fr1tz The Fr1end1y Peoples Man Charles Moon's Barber Shop B111 Parrish's Restaurant J M Br1ght Used Cars Trucks Auto Storage Phone 3131 Patr1ck St. Keyser, West Virgmia SE l0R In the years to come, always remember our advert1sers, for without them the 1952 KEYHISCO would not have been poss1ble. ps YW -.. B111 I THE END 1 -Q-. I f f xx . . . f J?-i gg: It Pays To Cross The Town , 5 . sb ., V ln! 1 . . . . I , , , . 1 1 ..-Q. ,H 1 .