Lost Creek High School - Memories Yearbook (Lost Creek, WV)
- Class of 1929
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I , , gf-I rl I E22 42 MEMORIES A 1929 VOLUME TWELVE THE SENIOR AND STUDENTS LOST CREEK HIGH SCHOOL LOST CREEK WEST VIRGINIA I H II' II :TI II: 1 , IH: Ili - ,IS ,off I ali H s' OF V 1511 - . S fxgi S 3715 Eiiffii SV., Lgf:.l,,'f7 fi ? If F 795' CSI- 98 vs U19 'exe-xL0 0la1,12r-ff'2fU 85 0' Wy' J S SIX f 53 in Pl Q fm L 1 ,N Tw, T -A MEM IES 'YQ' g f-- ' ' ? , ' Arzaiffga- , -.,,AvLqi.A- JWIQSL 3 lg Q . if ik L . C l if is W i 3 ' . EM . , MU f I V 5? 1 iv , 241 fi uf 535 - ' fc' V 922 ' V 5 , Xi . A,,.Vv. us -:L R. i p . x. gg , hitrt z ,V Yr 375' Qih 4, 3 Fx B15 Xxx Y Q5 ol J if! 327 3 f Sf: 574 E5 Us-, LOST CREEK HIGH SCHOOL t 'MEMORIE .wi -v' ' ' 1 ' ' f,,j 4' A ' ' r': 1, jpgf1 22.fa..af?,-fit... as E .- 5: . iw i f- -,trait-sg.Qi,.,.,iq' 'Y . ' fiom law SQ. :Zi fl: iii . x ?I qi. iv- i -V Foreword V , , . is ' ,- . 4 -'-' I lc: T ,L if ' if 421 l l In presenting this, the twelfth edition of 'Iii Memories,', we have gone a little farther alll afield than is common in highschool annuals. i lei We have not only attempted to give rather Y fully the activities of Lost Creek High School, p 5 if but have also given Mt. Clare and McWhorter g. X Junior Highs of Grant District, in the hope that those who read this volume will become more fully acquainted with school affairs in A the district. If we do this, we Shan be satis- ez if i L l fied with our efforts. i ii ,Q 53 -s I r yu 1 l 5 if r? e - F gl ll' jlj iii .Q .' l i 5, w H3 il 'Q 4' i ll' 21 l S 'Q J. iii if 1 wif Slil 1: , gg , ri ill W xr- i if-A ,- fam..- . , we . t ..i. ,1 N 1 if fl S3 is 2I ' ill 1,51 gf ill il his 5 f if 191: 41 A? 3 MEMOR I E 1 . W2-ers:-o'1f-g.f-marie-zz411+ J 4... 4. W , HA ww, ,www 4'--A-44. -X K -' 1 --' Dedication To MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL R. STOUT SCIIIOI' Class AdV1S0rb We the Se111or Class respectfully clechcate this the twelfth volume of Memones to Mr and Mrs Russell R Stout 1n full apprec1at1on and 111 grateful recog111t1on of thenr untmng dCVOtl0l1S toward us and for then' encouragement and help durmg our school days 1n I ost Creek H1gh School Semor Class 29 I 1 l 1 'fail SF 532 ,tl 'Q 111 W fl Z? I 41 1 1, 51 It if 5 : 1 1 ,g I L ' ' 1. ' 1 5 L 191 1 191 ill 1 1' f Q a - . . , , u gt ' lf ,li ' ll 'Alfa ff 11. 1 111 ,, ffl 1' l? . ll 11 ' 5' I4 Fell I - V-if - S H 1 ' ' , Q ' ' - T z f' 1313 1' ' :,,.' c--' f Am, 'A JJ. my as Us wx, 1:1-31 e.1 ol-'Q 1,-if ar-U 1-U 85 :P+ EG' '4 S. - , I g5LgxQ Z ,r -f f :3w' Q AA A, E if T V 5 35? cj: il? ' T Klf T IEE Hi M9 ,R--.--A -My-A X .-L1 J Q 31 Table of Contents , A - A g 'ff A SCHOOL , 5. if FACULTY A J? OLASSES fi ' v ORGANIZATIONS :Q SPORTS CALENDAR JOKES ADS 2 A 5 L fi! A f D ' I' NaN O 5 pu ' it F? :iq f O97 A A 4 ZH ' A ff' 11,5 ' V :YA ffm HA Ui h H Qs j Q Q 5 OAO: Lfif, 1 ff F3 TLFQA I 5 P7521 I 'a-xw-1,4.,a1:1xw1qzye0 f,lJ4f2r-'f:r'YJsf 5703 Board of Education A. .l. KEMPER .l. li. BNI C. 0. McVIf'KER S. L. BAS H. D. BOND Superintendent EMORIES -. xv - - 1 -fi? A ivrw-'F' 'TI ff-fi ,, - 'i f'f-5' ' ?Qx::EZ:'?,!I'2124i ,1f 'r1?Ik'3 v v 1., 2 . 4-- 'T 5t?S-65-114:14 JA' if ,On Ig M IDI I-pe fl, I'- ht 'S Uur Alma Mater stu mcl me 1 sgntnm me mc us vnu SITINI om lc umm, s Ulu L 1 xul cxmxcd xult 1 x In nah '1II md NHL L un I WI ,III .6 I YI I ff 4 r NV MI II I If If I I Ea , .F 1 l' I 1 3 il - Il, W 3 Ig, I4 ' Q, ,f ' Qs ai 51 I 1 I 4: 55 TI ' ' . If 6 r it A , Q' 51 , I If L H rg 73 W :U I fl ?, I? Is I I I' h sw Inf . . . . 1 Maja' ' z grzu I. ll tr XVCVIHQ -I, W IBF v ' .' ' I' U4 I 'f 'r g v' .' . . ' 'z ' 5- 3 ' z l'I. :Q The k mx 'I A g 'r cri 'X 'rm m ou, If In I, Insight, truth. ideals too, It I VX ' cl1c .' . z gf' H 9 III! 'I To oth xl' Immls the torch I wc. gf A till I If ff Us 1-I I:-, 'IZ EI It 'Q we 2+ fi M I I I wtf :ff 3- ., f - , ? F7 'fit - 4- by 2:1 ffm vs we me QXQQQEQIJLA 2:-vzfv V1 an 45 1, 'I 'Y is 1 xv 11 . - A MEMORIES . A 9 , . V A -1-cm .fzLr r'ff - M- W. g , - '2f1'-. 1- .Rumi-5:1-a C U We Lost Creek H zgh School H :story WL .Q -H.-Ad lt , . . . . gf Lost Creek High School was f1rst established in 1914 under the supervision of Mr. G. F. Queen. In 1915 the structure of the building was completed. In this fi same year three teachers were employed, one teaching the seventh and eighth V grades. The increased enrollment brought forth a demand for some type of social activities. Mr. Queen with the help of the student body formed two Literary so- btw cieties, the Excelsior and the Grant, a Glee club, and a Dramatic club. Four years soon passed and the first class--the Pershing class-graduated in 'qw 1918. At this time Mr. C. V. Davis was principal, and with his advice and that of the class advisor, the first Year Book was published under the name of Echoes 4 This name was changed in 1920 to Memories ll The students continued to come to the Hill of Knowledge in such increas- y N ing numbers that a new addition was made to the building in 1921. With more gli room in the building, the Home Economics Department was added to the list of subjectsg and a very successful year was ,spent under the principalship of Miss gl 1 Anna K. Spees. I The first Gymnasium was built in 1922, and athletics came into full sway. The same year saw the birth of the first Paper to be edited in Lost Creek. Thei month- U' ly paper was named the Lost Creek Reflector. But best of all came the organizing L of the Honor club, boosting all students having an average standing of 85 per cent. C Only students making this average are eligible to the club. The club has over fifty H 1 members at present.. MC The year 1926 brought another increase in the enrollment, and the demand for ici more building. The second addition to the building was made that year. Lost S1 Creek High School was recognized by the North Central Association of Colleges gg' and Secondary Schools, making it a first class junior and Senior High School. ' In 1928 our school entered, for the first time. the ul. L. VV. L. C. fjane Lew. f Weston, and Lost Creekj Literary Contest. Then too, there was added to the .3 course of studies the Commercial course. The Dramatic club has been revived and is the Orchestra organized. Invitations for graduation have been standardized for four years. The faculty has increased to nine and a full time librarian. 14, Prmelpals of Lost Creek H :gh School L14 fu Mr. G. F. Queen, 1914-1919 Mr. C. V. Davis, 1920 'Ti Miss Anna K. Spees, 1921 it 1 Mr. George Conley, 1922 Q3 Mr. J. R. Hickman, 1923 fig Mr. W. 11. Moyers, 1924-1927 as Mr. H. D. Bond, 1927-1929 ,V -15. P. E 15 I5 435. I :- N1 x L W IK K, 192 U L C H Ll- kg gn 1 R lq , , MEMORIES , R im g, fx -1 ..- L K Q 5 I 5 fl! 1 ,r r x fl di I k ls li rj g t ME - L 1wQEEHx5Ew3,MaWWu,. ?3WE4ikwQk3Q To the Faculty For helping us, and praise To lighten up our days, For all encouragement, We thank you. For kmdness smcere 14or faxthfulness good cheer And ll'lSP1I'3.tlOl1 too We pnraise you For lowmg sympathy Self sacrlfxce 1n duty And falth 1n our endeavors We love you Qemors Z9 HivevQWxWxwxvAHE'wQpunrm3m?asc? 323 M W yew l Sl? 1421 iw! 4 I w all Q fi? Q E l if Vi 5? 'fi l RQ gt n D In . , y 1 . . . , ff , 5 - H . W Q C.. ' ' f I . . fn . e xq A . -I. :K u , J y .mx , fc pf? A . W l at il . 4 W I he 4 2 ' Q M ge: oz' 9 L' ' . ,. . ' ' 'W' Wffff? r f- fr , , . , , , , ,, ,, ,,4i...F fmigiaiakgf egg fuH9g,slg,332.gQ 'n l L r ll MEMORIES I Z' l l 1. 1 l 1, E ' ,.l ' ' 4 ,li ill! 1 6 ig ll on H If 1 T 'ln ll f- .: 4, 4, kg Mn. ll. lm. l:oNl1, A. ll. P 1 lll . llgl l A Superintendent Manual Arts l A ,lp Washington Irving High School 'L' fl - 'Z' Salem College West Virginia University iii E 1 Columbia University any Teacher, Sardis High School, 1923 'lt Teacher, Lost Creek High School, 'fl lil 1924-26 If its Present Position, 1927 lg ,- is 12 il' W if fa l L l C j H y lp' l N, l 1 lil ln l lzussl-:L R. sToU1', lx. ls. if if Latin II. English III, IV YQ Broaddus College H4 1 1' ll ff! Bucknell lA. 11.1 all Bucknell School of Music nl University of Chicago Harvard College lil Blair Academy 1920-21 ' l 1 ih Arnold School 1921-22 . 1 - ' 'lla Principal, Cedarville ll. s., 1922-1923 gl .l VG' Present Position 1926 WA' l 'i v . 'I 'Ii fl ,Ui gl, l s ,QQ -J PP' 'I W is 292 '-5' M MEMORIES - I NORMAN R TOLI EY N B Social Science Lost Creek High School West Virginia Unlverslty Fairmont Normal School Present Position 1927 . 4 kj I 1 .f iii! nil dp . . , . L3 . Il . .. . . H IZ 'ln ce, L C H Y' bl. n oi, Q I ,ii ki f V 5 Ii QXl'iQ Qs F l U45 V13 I we if iii ll If MARY SWISHER. B. S. Home Economics Lost Creek High School West Virginia Wesleyan Teacher, Stone Coal High School, l926-27 Present Position 1928 35:3 .LM 1 J -- sf.. 4 1 v iiJrb?'3Q4i' 01? f MEMORI E5 - 61 1 . -.z ills Wi !30' Y 41 lil we JV V as WIT' E. ll. MILLER, A. B. ' I I V . U. Science Bridgewater Preparatory School l Bridgewater College Teacher, Burnsville High School 19211 Gary High School 1925 fm QQ Richwood 1926 Present Position 1927 lg 11 13 at H 1715 'B' if ' , X br 1 l L C l H rj he ly! ' ' is nl l ' l if f i f lc li W 9' if CHRISTINE llrlAXW'ELl., .L ll. if Ui WT English Qi HQ Lost Creek High School Qll E' West Virginia Wesleyan gi' Ixlll Present Position 1928 l IN Vi 54, if lah Al i ill Ffq Ili. j l lk . iff 1 ui L iii f :ly-:L ' ' 17- ec., ' .9 'A-up - . Q4 -'.,.. ' ' Xa W ' 'F ,',x::-,, - ' qu- -3 Q vw 4677 fe .Egg-fzmmumxe vsfxeiwc sie.- fe :hike-,oefe-2152471112-rff.-ea .L '.'I. 6i9f'9W:'Z. 1 MEMORIES If w I E S '4 5 .353 ' E 'ia i f ls I , I ,L li 53 5- flfi SS VV 4 DENVER VV. VVATRING, B. S. 'Qi . . . 5 S mv Mathematics, Physical Education 2 P, g Elkins High School , ,, Davis and Elkins College lil 5 West Virginia University 41 gf Present Position 1928 'Q if . 16 ' gi if r 'K ' i Q Q X rx 1' ia f 5 '.i . f' 765- X 1 '- L l L C I v C H H Z I fl il P, i 5 fl Q o, ! If ki i Q VERA MAE REITZ, A. B. ,: in N French. Latin II, Physical Education T1 Washington Irving High School in I 'Q V ' ' West Virginia Wesleyan hi Teacher, Cairo High School, 1925-26 Present Position 1927 isa' 4 ' i ', Q W ig' J, r ll! Si 'Viv' T, A-.V ' -,, A'-uc' ' -4 '7'3- !7'Q:1 Y HY YYVV vi .-- f r ' -V' gs.--2 -1-sflpifn u 5' V. .ii- fill, A ef P - S MEMORIES ?TZfW??fS5S5'F'Y'fiT , 3. ... ... -- 1, var,f.1g21e4i,.:e.'n,nAZg:,,vaai- aaa,,, 1-v - -e6f:+-ff-L'-AML 'e . Wy. I-1 x '81, Ji ki ,nl H, is n if L13 ' H35 L l C H ,J Y? li r li U1 lg Iii lil! ri' lil! li - Iii EL Us V ra li EDITH MEANS Librarian Lost Creek High School West Virginia University Present Position 1928 M. P. SKINNER. A. B. Commerce, English, Dramatics Gassaway High School Fairmont Teachers College Glenville Normal School LaSalle University West Virginia Wesleyan Teacher, Rural Schools Principal, Bower Junior High School Teacher, Gassaway Grades Teacher, Gassaway High School Principal, East View School, 1927 Present Position 1928 r?Lgia5421iS.w4-'elflefwiwewel2EDi6IffeQ:21-YfLfir2fQii2PgG4'2P ,-1 ..i Work Let 1ne but do my work from day to day, A In field, or forest, at the desk or loom, In roaring market place or tranquil room, Let me but find it in my heart to say, When vagrant wishes beckon me astray, This is my workg my blessing not my doomg Of all who live, I am the one by whom This work can best be done in the right way. I F hen hall I see 1t not to great nor small To suit my sp1r1t and to prove my powers Then shall I cheerful greet the labourmg hours Mid cheerful turn when the long shadows fall At eventlde to play and love and lest Because I know for me my work is best Henry Van Dyke 43 'W U4 WF WR fer f'0Eol'd,a-If :rv 3:57 5-if 41-rf U I9 Ili I, .r ., lf! jf ll ,T A' if All 3 E 1 :IQ 'S ?,a sl, if EFX I S I Q 9 y , .. . I 2' 4 , , I L , - I C . , . H ' , ' S , 1?l' . T rt -- E or , if Qi wil I 4 c rf'-A i A ,-q3g,?l14l V' 215, ' ' Q , Ing, , Q f A Dpi.. ff, . ' I 1 fr , , ' if or rail gl, he e e so 9 l 7.-8 if lg, X KI 1713! '1 55 5 ,ll X f, ,I - ttf '1 11 2 71 5: if? fs L 4- 7 .1 Ii ' MEMORIES 1' Q-W-'f+f,2f3ffQ'6::5' A S 4 M , J..- f . c S 'W illnlil N 395 'il' annum! fj 'E ini E gmc mx If wwf. -lllllllllllli wk... ..-Q. lag ,L Ev Senzors Oh fear not ln a world llke thxs 'Rnd thou shalt know ere long Know how subllme a thmg it 1S lo suffer and be strong I lves of great men all remlnd us We can make our llves subllme And 1n partlng leave behmd us Ifootprmts on the sands of tlme Let us then be up and domg Wlth a heart for any fate Stlll ach1evmg still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. tx -Longfellow , ' , . , f X J E r L. sr tg Q : 5 tl , h lil lla E gi ff l lt gl L Fi? ,ll all If Ja gl, L H we vw- few:s2QoIIEllaIf1ff2f:2se?ii2z?ff eff' , L IEE. . ww w-x iii-?s3i+E1zaf, tg - e e he-on 10, ii! L l-,lil e ll N ' WI as lag fl L lug A ' . ll? -E l Goh 51 '52 Qi M , . . -. . Q E F H 4 lg . ' Q fl' Ps 'cs J- l l tif . . . ' L' L? ' ,, . I C 5 . , . , 25 H . . . , . '. ' ' H 94 , if: Q V . ,M ? 4 i U Q Q K lx 4 I r 1 lf ' 3 4 l ss r ., - X, -.-- ----.-------. fy MEMORIES j .. -, - ,'N'5,,,j'sff.5f1:4-'T-yislligfs21f:sf.gl5x?it-Tmr , . :naive -f may :il 'Q Q: MARY ALLMAN I Mac l- Commercial Clubg Dramatic Clubg Journal- ism Clubg Monogram Clubg French Clubg Q jl Choral Clubg Honor Clubg Ass't. Editor, Mem- oriesg Secretary, Senior Class. i There's not a bonnio bird that sing ,gg Bun 'minds me o' my Rhulef' QQ l CLAUDE DAvIssoN Chawdy .tif Commercial Clubg Dramatic Clubg Honor QQH Clubg Monogram Clubg Journalism Clubg Civics Clubg Latin Clubg Baseballg Football, Basket- igxtfx ballg Business Manager, Memories. til? Earth has not anything to show more fair , Dull would he ho of soul who could pass hy. Mi-rlc. fi! DOROTHY ARBOGAST is il H Commercial Clubg Dramatic Clubg Choral Clubg Civics Clubg French Clubg Basketballg IM Journalism Clubg Monogram Clubg Typist, Wu- Memories. X'-l' Perhaps permit some happier man To kiss your hand, or flirt your fan. ,tj ., I 5' CLAYTON HALL ' nclaytu A ' Commercial Clubg Journalism Clubg Civics VL Club: Monogram Clubg Honor Clubg Advertis- U ing Manager, Memories. l see hcr in the dt-wy flowers gk I sci- her sweet and fain. ll' i Q RUTH DOUGLAS pf! Blossom Nl ' 4 Journalism Clubg Commercial Clubg Dra- Qli reigtic Clubg Civics Clubg Choral Clubg Kodak 1 fl itor, Memories. 1 u hors i ' x so Cach l ccixisc lrfrrihrii-I?d Nilil fl P N ii 33 ,grfgz T5 1 fl l A J 5 lm ll l : fi A I l L, H Y X1 5 is J I J all it A Q llili Q a .ii , , lv gal? L lp , l I 1 all l ELIZABETH HUDKINS csBettyn Choral Clubg Civics Clubg French Clubg Journalism Clubg Commercial Clubg Monogram Clubg Basketballg Literary Editor, Memories. A creature not too bright or good For human nature's daily food. REZEN HUDKINS Reasonable Journalism Clubg Civics Clubg Basketball: Monogram Clubg Footballg Baseballg Dramatic Club: President of Senior Classg Athletic Edi- tor, Memories. This is the happy Warrior: this is he That every man in arms should wish to be. H KATHERINE KENNEDY ssKaty1s Choral Clubg Journalism Clubg Civics Club: Commercial Clubg Typist for Memories. Full many a flower is born to blush unseen And waste its sweetness on the desert air. WILLIAM KEMPER S6Bim!7 Commercial Club: Journalism Clubg Dra- matic Clubg Honor Clubg French Clubg Basket- ballg Ass't. Advertising Manager Memories. The noblest captain in the British fleet Might envy WillIam's lip those kisses sweet. BEULAH PROPST B00ly French Clubg Journalism Clubg Honor Clubg Science Clubg 'Literary Contestg Asst. Editor, Memories. A mind at peace with all below A heart whose love- is innocent. CALLIE MAY SKINNER Peeky Dramatic Clubg Commercial Clubg Orches- trag Choral Clubg Literary Contestg Cheei Leaderg Editor-in-Chief Memoriesg Basket- ball. Alike the busy and the pray But flutter through life's little day. H A ROLD McWI-IORTER Oliver Dramatic Clubg Journalism Clubg Choral Clubg Honor Clubg Business Manager, Mem- ories. No nigzhtinyrale did ever chant More welcome notes to weary hands. PAULINE SMITH -'Polly' Honor Clubg Home Economics Clubg Science Clubg Civics Clubg Latin Clubg Calendar Edi- tor, Memories. Her cure was never to cffenrl And every creature was her fr.cnil. HOWARD POST Carholic Dramatic Clubg Journalism Clubg Honor Clubg French Clubg Civics Clubg Baseballg Joke Editor, Memories. My mirth and izuid humor are coin in my pouch And my frecdom's my lairdship nae monarch darn' loin-h. M E RT A STO U 'l' Mutt Choral Clubg Journalism Clubg Honor Cluhg Commercial Clubg Civics Clubg Ass't. Literary Editor, Memories. Let's hear of no incunstrncy We have too much of that at sou M, 1 i ,,. I i V 1'I i ,, ,J ,.. K g I 4 uf, i 'T W4 , gv 15. i iii: fi . ix, iii I jill ,iii i' i 1 lg' iff! iq? iiffiii ll? We 1, fu ali -44 ff! 5 if fi ,VHA Q i iii ii PM :gi 75. 5 fi 'HV E . ,X iq m I ig' 1 H! Q H 1 4 . l V '11 . N '- it n. Z. fl It U- j .,A I 1 1 X 1 2 - - -1'-1-rf'-if-'r--4-1-A--.'A-?'--7--1'--:-'mf, li: C 1 ' , X ,- f---- '---- --'v - --f--f --wwf - 4 --v-,--.-- f - .Fay Q93 L ' .,.. ,W X X4 Q , 153 D r so ,YQ EVALEEN KENNEDY i iz I 56Eva,7 iA 3 N. Home Economics Clubg Choral Clubg Com- Fo 5' .'j mercial Clubg Civics Clubg Journalism Clubg f ' ll 1 . . fill' Ass't. Literary Editor, Memories. i '45 A perfect woman, nobly planned fi To warn. to comfort and command. 11 liw at 5, :N if A 'S Q, .1 E935 , liaf . tj EDWARD VANHORN l' -f N- . if uEdss E753 z 1' UH: l, Q Dramatic Clubg Journalism Clubg Choral lj-A 'I g ,' Clubg Literary Contestg Civics Club. vs L l fs I, loving freedom, and untried fi., Y H 'il No sport of every random gust. -film , A g V f SF! 5? fi iii? feii ,HL LORRAINE WARD 1. Ll l 1 nw ' rn V, E if if ardie , A I: , Q I K Mil Journalism Clubg Civics Clubg Honor Clubg 114, l i Home Economics Clubg Monogram Clubg l I 1. Basketballg Activity Editor, Memories. 5 . I My heart leaps up when I behold ' I 'rad A 'So-n' in the sky. TNF: i irfyf D Vi.: M. . fi ' 1 L 21145 DEAN M01-'FETT l.-Q. WA xl M0ssman fi' if Basketballg Monogram Clubg Bandg Manager gig 12953 Ass't. Athletic Editor, Memories. g,b,i iiioii And when a lady's in the case it 'Q You know all other things give DlHC9.' All 'fi' if gl vi: Wai if Q 'L 5311 RITA WESTFALL 1 C' ' I Lutie glut Y 1 2- Commercial Clubg French Clubg Journalism Q' fl Clubg Choral Clubg Ass't. Literary Editor, Z ni . - Memories. '-l l' 1' 55: fi- -i A lovely apparition sent 5 V , To be a moment's ornament, Z , V., I iff 5 li l Z' S ll 'N w rj' Q lg? l 1 1 4 1 s : -A-M .L A -:fi yA'f 1 'f:-'-'ffw-- -- - k -. .- K, 'TT'-7::'i-I:t,.7-,: --'se-f1'i:':f-fzx-Ir--l 11 -f'- 3-.L 5: AM :aff il 1929 FF Q1-f Q.tE.s,..a:4:,14.mg.o.1fs-'f.,...egapf ' W Y --- A f w---- -,f. M... fQ'91ff- 'fL- -. A . J Q. Il I x fi Irs. is li fi Ni fo Q1 -5 'Y' N Class Will We the Senior tlass of Lost Lreek High School being of sound and disposing minds and memory and wishing to make just disposltion of all our worldly effects do hereby make publish and declare this to be our last Will and Testament hereby 1 voking all former or other wills or testamentarv writings of whatsoever nature First we give and bequeath to the Sophomore class our right to have the best reputation in the school 'Io the Freshmen class our good disposition Fo tht Seniors of next vear our class room We the Seniors bequeath to Coach VX atrmg this book on Ways and ,Means To Miss Reitz all stray first aid books and I atm Ponies 'lo Mr lolley an A tomatic Excuse Singer and the time waster in class Io Miss Means we will ll stolen Library books she can find Io Mr Skinner all surplus typing paper found in the typing room To Mr 'VI1ller am strav I aboratory material found in Senior Room To Miss Swisher ans surplus Bushes found on the campus I Miss Maxwell anv Jokes left bv Howard Cfoi the Reflector next yearj Mrs Stout and all t'he teachers our love and devotion Second Beulah Propst wills her good grades to Roberta Post Dean Motfet his position as manager of the B B team to Post Ixector I dward Van Horn to Paul Smith the honor of being the largest player in the class tournament Lori anne Ward to Nadine Hardman a book on I-low to bring up an athlete Dorothy .Xrbogast leaves to Arlice Van Scoy her automatic dress shortener. Ruth Douglas Willa Curry her popularity among her schoolmates. Merta Stout yields her height and golden curls to Pearl Gif ford. Pauline Smith to Mary Davisson some cosme- tics. Evaleen Kennedy to Francis Allman the honor of being Lucy Hall s and Burget Allman s mail carrier. Harold McWhorter to 'Marvin Means the honor of escorting Arlice Van Scoy to and from school. Rezin Hudkins to ohn Daugherty his standing as a good fellon. Katherine kennedy to I orraine Hall her sweet disposition. Bill Kemper to Ifd. Post his ability to perform chemistry experiments. Rita VVestfall to every one her smile and winning ways. Howard Post to Post Rector his nick name QCarbolicj. lllizabeth Hudkins to Miss Swisher a speedster. Clayton Hall to Rob Holbert the right to sell candy. Claude Davisson to Burgett Allman his ability to drive a Ford. Third: We give, devise and bequeath all the rest, residue and remainder of our belongings,,real and personal, of every kind whatsoever and wheresoever found, to our beloved principal Mr. Bond. Fourth: We nominate and appoint Mrs. Stout and Mr. Bond executors of this our,will. In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal this 20th day of March one thousand nine hundred and twenty-nine. SIGNED: Senior Class 'Z9. --CM. SJ XX ii to 11 ff i sl, 42 all' v S? Hr 'Tr A ux. - K! -M U -:U -v-M - - - --- - - f '-- f-- - - Y-A--vi. iggiaF2z?,-Tsai-ifi rzfrtnal. . . .. at ati-isle.-W Y' A1 fix I S 192 O1 ' ' IIN .fi i dpi .4 4 I . ig! ---- 'W i' 1' if I 5 lr 22 'i': ' fl' 4. , L, . T 1, . . V. v . I i . Q . Y Is ' . .1 I I . 1 ' ,ill 'I . ' . . . I i M!! . .6 K K. U ,.' 1 .32 heretofore made or signed by us. Q if i 1 . . , . Q4 1 s , N. hi Q . 1 , U , , Q x . i . . ' i W .tx 'I' ,I ' ' ' ' . Q , , , , ix , ' l V- ,- -Q, , u ,ls 'xv' ,F 'bi I . I .... 1 1 . A . 2 , I ,, M U- .v ' ' 7' U ' . ' . . ' ' ' . . . ' 1 H . . ., .. . . ' . I 5 Qs: . . 1 . ' A ' - 1, ,, 6 i .. ' .. - .- ' ' . is ' ' ' ' 1 X 'I I r 7 X Q .I . - 5 ' C i I J f H . 2 n s , f X5 ' 4 I A xv x V 5 as V H r Y J Q IR 1 . Ze 1 f Q ,Q , 6 R1 .- H 4 ' v ig Q I IZ I -asflsfrsv ew + f1ra:s5LlE,,6If1ecff.:a1FfZ:i2zSf1iQfffPvH+f1 4721.4 I as , , MEMORIES X. M.. s A D BAQSEI Class Sponsor 0 0 K A - ff ' V Q - ..., s , -. sv. sg , .. A sf- -1 . 3-. vm-M-Qmsi, 'g g - Mc ...,.: .sf -i '11, ,. .-sv? 1 1 V . - gmfew MEMORIES EENIUR5 CHR uuTn:M 'WY U' UIITY 1 fi' 1 m A ' 516 ' A I V: ' 'Q . H' . c. ,1 1 ' A 5 ' Q . ww' Q . ' A ' rig ' Nu in J K A W 'fw wk - M A X ' gg! m X A L - , g ., gf A . , X - ' , ,W -3, 9. A .Q A x ,E3 4 'ff ' 1 ' A . ' X . 3 . ip. lil 5' - e k' 3' . - Q , . fs 1 ' rf? A i fin. , 4 ' 1 Q i 1 bkgff 5 Q Ip? V ., V , - - 94- . , T cg, - v , ' 'aiu 4,9 , - K :V ' 'Ar-'ff -a.,, -,J W- -, X , ----X..-V f-k----v--7 , -'--Y S 1- , 1- - E-.W F2 M Fam: A -.1 . 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'X fa d-sire ns , C ES F ' 1:1 Senior Class History September Z5 thlrty two shx and modest Freshmen presented themselves at l ost Creek Hlgh School to become 3.Cqll3.11'ltCCl wlth practlcallv a new l1fe VV1th Ill a few days we were orgamzed as a class w1th the off1cers elected as follows lres1dent Mllton Van Horn Vlce Pres1dent Charles Satterfleld Secretarv and Preasurer Ph1lomen1a Lowther Xdv1so1 Mr H C VV1ll Sponsor Mr A D Bassell VVe chose as our motto FlfllSl'l VVhat You Begm colors French Blue and Gray and class flower I 1lac lhe next vear 26 all these F reshles 11ow sophomores assembled at Lost Creek Hlbh for a memorable X631 As wel look back over our hlgh school past we heartllw agree that the vear we spent as Sophomores was our most br1ll1ant one In tl11s vear our of f1cers were fresldent M1ltO11 Van Hor11 V ICC Presldent George Waqgoner Secretarx and lreasurer Gladys BCVC1'1ClgC Mr Wlll a0'a1n was ou1 class aClVlb01 Prom pract1ce obtamed durlng th1s year we expect that at some future t1me Claude DaV1SbOU B111 Kemper Clayton Hall Howard Post and a few others will XVIII renowned fame for tl'lC1I' marx elous ll1XCl1f10l1S fof Buzzers perhapsj In Z1 we agam mounted the steps to the school house but th1s t11ne as olly jumors Xnd jolly we were Xs our class offlcers we elected I I'CblClC1lf Mllton Van Horn Vv1C6 Presldent Harold 'VlcVV ho1 ter Secretary and 1' reasurer Gladys llevendge hClVlSOI' Mr R R Stout Lnder the superv1s1o11 of NllbS RCIIZ we publ1shed the Reflector wh1ch was dec1dedlv a success lhe lOLlI'll3.llSl11 Club also presented I' he Path Across the H111 I Jur scholar Beulah lead the school 1n scholastxc honors VVe won 111 he hterarx contest held betvx een the classes here ll'l school lhe Revlval Meetlnzgs l1eld 111 our home 100111 VMCIC snnplx marvelous house conv cted of Slll ex C1 vbody from scl1ool house cat to Semors even Howard Post was reformed Harold McWhorter dld the most good when Ill a prayerful mood 'I he Jumors ow11ed the only class I O1 d Beelzebub VVhe11 we closed ou1 llllll0I' books we f lt that tl1e yeal had been well spent Upon entermq the fourtl1 yea1 of our Hlgh bchool Cour e we took count of ourselves and found we had Clllllllllbllefl to e1ghteen 111 number But we welcomed three new members iound 111 our nndst Dean Moffett md Cheste1 Chevront who l'ul from VVest M1lford and Call1e Mae Slxllllltil from VX 3.bl'l1l1gtOl1 I1'VlI1g lh1s year our off1cers ale I I'9SlClCl1t Rezm Hudkms X ICC Pres1dent Beulah ljlljllbt Secretarv Mary Xllman lreasurel Claude DHV1ibOl1 Kdvlsor Russel R Stout W hen Mr Stout left to attend Harvard we were fortunate enough to get Mrs Stout as our adv1sor One of our most OLl'fbl2lllLl111Q 'lclnevcments th1s xear has bee11 the standardlzmg c f the IIIVIIHUOIIS for commencement lhe semors have been actne 111 tl1e school clubs espec1ally the Orchestra and lJI'3.fll3.tlL 1 lub lhree mcmbers of the class took part 1n the l lterars contest w1th , , 1 ll , S Mil 9 gl 5' rfz fl QQ ' . Q . ' ' ' -' . N . . . Q f Q qi' ye . Q . QL . . ' I ETAQ QF , . Q . . Q . . Q Q. Q 1 HQ ,Q Q . . : I Q ': .Y , . . I C , . . . fs s 4, Q - Qu Q A 4 flll . . Q A ' ' ' 1 L 1' '. fly Q .' 0 -Y ' ' X . . . ' 2 ill' ' .Q '. Q Q , Q. . Q . . If 5, . ' 1 K, L, ' . ' . .' 'gs sl, , ' L ' ' t . kv 1? V H H . , . , . -. - . .. 'sc L ' : ' J . 1 ' 1 Q ' : , 'J I L Q 1 ' 1 l 1 1 ,.'- C , I . . . s . IMT . ' If Q Q ,. K.. s ' 1 , . --' , Q, Q ut ,Q . . QQ . l V Q Q. Y Q YZQ pi nlQCVCI'C1lflS'Y Bill Kemperk and Claude Davisson converted evervone 'in the school F5 l . . , .' gl 11 1. 1 - 1-. H - .-- 1 .1 ' . ,, . - , . A 1 , Q Q . - L . . , 5. Q. Q: p. w g .Q ' FZ .4 .K , , ., 7 Q . QQ ,, .Q Q QQ, Q .Q Q. ,QQQ,. QQ Q IJ, Q ,, W Q f Q 3 - 3 -' SQ ' , sl ' 1 . , . - . . . , . f Ulf Q QQ . Q Q. Q Q .Q Q Q Q .. if Q , .Q s ' . -' ' .c , . ' :Il . sk 5, . ,Q 2 .Q Q' ' ' I -4. 'I h . Q ls sl, '1 P 'Z Alg 59 1 1 1 1 - F 1 1 1- 1 . sr-.x ms vs Des sms ass Q'-nmol'-5 mf xv av aff :rw-xv i 3 Act III-Next Morning., MEMORIES QAQVQF me M 1 gnfifagi' N-:af ff-A Bnlv made a big h t We were as well represented in HIIIICULS as in other activities having had foul girls and three boys playing on V arsity 1' eams VVe also look forward to winning, the class lonrnament and carrying, off many of the prwes Class Play B11 1 Y Cast of Characters BILI Y HARGRAVE. a football hero ALICE HARGRAVE his sister JOHN HARGRAVL their father MRS HARGRAVI5. their mother 'NIRS SLOAN a New Yorker BEATRICI' SLO ANI' her daughter SAM FUSTACE Billy s rlval CAPTAIN OF PHI FI ORIDN i , SHIP DOCTOR ....,.............. .....,......... BOATSWAIIN ...........,.,....,,,,...,.,,,,,,,,, I S AILOR .................................,,,.,..,,.,,.. . S FLWARDFSS I A SI EWARD ...........,...,4.,,..,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,., I Act I-Afternoon ' I Act II-Five Minutes Later Fri Harold McWhorter Mary Allman Rezm Hudkins Merta Stout Callie Mae Skinner Fhzabeth Hudkins Clayton Hall Edward Van Horn .....VVilliam Kemper ....,..,.Dean Moffett ..........Howard Post ...,.....Pauline Smith ,....Claude Davisson I fi x, fi I' if fl? iq Weston and jane Lew. Our social events have been successful. Our class play '31 '91 I '- IV i -gn. AQ Alf as hi 22 at I I 5 S3 12 ,Li . Q it F A . ff L' L6 - J J 7 .ir- Er at i fi si :al A A 1 cst-,--tssttstt----ssa---.-t,-ss----Q4 - its , -Q .i......i......iic...i.,.......................i.....c..ii.. , tg , - .ici..c...........c......icc,cCc.c,..,,........,........ L I 5: L i . . ', ' ..,...i.............,.....,.,.,.,....................,.... I L C I I , . . C Rf f- 1 4- J -------------------'---------------4-------- 1' ' -' hi rx! ' 4' IA- ' YZ 1 ,, , . ...............,,...,,.,...,..,,,,,,.,..,,,,, ff, 5 I 5 i I tg iq l T, K. . all 53 I T Z fi lg , I4 I 0 8 6 ll' L 'Y ,st rf lf L 'Z :ll ii ga Q as -t'sfJs-fflv-:swf W53fU?9'11 Nfi?iS IEE! alfffw-X-fwvff -W 4659 . .H ff ,f , - e f-l - . .- . , , -r-a-1 f ,T . v, -f ,Q as -17Ltfr222ti'Z .z .a, M, -, C to C, ,.,,5fSiF:zi6'i'QTi5f-21'-'1'f4 fr-J Junior Class President ........................................................................,...,,........................ Rob Holbert Vice President ........................v,................................. .........................e ......... P o st Rector 1 Secretary ................................................................................................ Lane Daugherty Advisor ................................................,............................................ ............... M r. Miller Class Colors ................................ Black and White Class Flower ................................ American Beauty Rose Class Motto .................. A v....... ...... S t rive to Succeed CLASS ROLL ' Lorena Bartlett Pearl Gifford VVilma Gillespie Lucy Hall Nadine Hardman Kathryn Haselden Lots Jett Gall McPherson Nellie Moore I Isle Palmer lfmma Post Ohve Reeder X lrgmra bmxth Mary Van Horn Nrhce Van Qcoy Emmaleen, Young Burgett Allman john Cookman Lane Daugherty Samuel Davis Rob Holbert Arthur Lemon Marvm Means lhurl McV1cker Dav1cl Nlutter Bunner Palmer Post Rector Albert btonestreet Dale Swisher I lston Van Horn C eorge Waggonel R UI ll 5522 me PS1 ,E Efji lil 122' lug HY J'- 'Z It EA 1 P ,E 5. I 'X 5. 'N X, . L c . . . ' H k sg I ' 1,9 .. Q3 w . ,. . , 5 , f- ' gt' 5 ' , P a ' 'kg 1' M 1 6 - fa . .1 .fl 4 -. R 4 . l. I ua fs If if ' S +543 t M E 5i' 7i,2'?'f? ',2'L-.ztiif-Earn A w F A if lb, by Junior Class History Q, rl. ul. tl , K In setting forth this history, it is necessary to go back three short years ago, iii when we as Freshmen, gathered at Lost Creek High School, feeling very timid 'pc and shy. Then we were as Freshmen usually are, the joke of the school, being the ki? victims of many pranks, but these experiences only made us more determined to Succeed and to show the other classes that we were not as green as we looked. For our advisor we elected Rella Linger. 'li' As Sophomores we were well represented in the activities of the school. Emmaleen Young won the Kemper Gold Medal Contest. Lane Daugherty and H Rob Holbert were members of the Basketball team. Qi This year the Junior class has made steady progress and the class is much , y indebted to Mr. Miller, our advisor, for its success. This year the class had the opportunity of publishing the 'fReflector. Every- one in the class is working diligently toward making it something worth while and we feel that our efforts have not been in vain. We are represented in basketball fgirlsj by Nadine Hardman, Mary Van ti Horn and Kathryn Haselden. Boys by Lane Daugherty and Rob Holbert. L VV e were well represented in the J. L. VV. L. C. Literary Contest. Four mem- C ' bers of our class, Emmaleen Young, Virginia Smith, Burgett Allman and Albert H Stonestreet took part in the finals. ii, While we are struggling on toward our goal, we are resolved to be true to our- selves, our friends, classmates and Country, and to make our lives of use and bp, service to all with whom we meet. 9, ff 3 YQ lr R .lt V B aaa. il lm gy xl' G wi T ls E5 P i ,Po in .Ni s ,ps , f' I c Y I s A l Q x 7 , A 1 SS ,A ONIORE CI PH S0 X rl e 'Wi3?i'37If!3i'?'?'39f1i ' 'fl file , 4 J Sophomore Class Il'resident .....,............................:,............,....,.............................................. Isaac Maxwell Vice President ........,.............,,.............A......,.......,.............,................... Edward Post S cretary and Treasurer ..........v..............,............................................ Charles Douglas Advisors .......,,...................,............,..,..............,,............... Miss Swisher and Mr. Tolley lei Class Colors ................................ Cerise and Gray Class Flower ........................,.,..... Rhododendron Class Motto ................................ Our Goal is Success , CLASS ROLL - ,5 ' Charlotte Cooper Junior Harlan , all Mary DaViSSOl1 James Lemon it Alma Ford Kenneth Lightner. Q Edna Ford Isaac Maxwell -a. -. Ruby Hielemaii Walter Miller H , Audra Lawlia Albert Neville Pauline Lewis Vinton Nutter ' Z' X Louise McPherson Edward Post . ' rilliaa Norman William Riley if yi ' S Elifabeth Reeder Frederick Sands , , Beatrice Riley Paul Smith R fl i f Frieda Sands Roy Slllll-l1 ,lf . ' Kathleen Van l'.lUl'Il Frank Swingle Margaret Wilcox , Allman Thrash il 1 Martha Wright Bernard Ullom ' . Charles Amos jack White Harold Boyles Isaac VVial1t if , Paul Curry - Newton Wiant Charles Douglas I as Frank Wiant . 5 A R ,Z , f . ,.,.,.., . 4. Q F -i' ' ' ' ' if x MEMORIES 'gi-32 1-Ji, t w w w f Q t Z' as-wwe ? ag-4,1 35-'-,gf-,gg-5,3 L, as 2 - a+-ff 34, ,M 1 QI, Sophomore Class H zstory ta N if lil ,Q --....-. la if 2' VI Two years ago, there came to the Lost Creek High School a group of 37 boys l and girls, who enrolled as freshmen, and made their first advance in the field of ffl higher education. H2 So began the existance of our class, so began its history. :lf We' were very green and ignorant of school life, fas most freshmen arej a fact S which the upper classmen, failed not to take notice, however, under the leadership 'lf of Mr. Tolley, our class advisor, we climbed over the rough and rugged path of Ei that never-to-be-forgotten-year. if This our second year has been a great success both scholastically and athletical- bs ly. Many of our members belong to the honor club, civics club, choral club, and F a few belong to the dramatic club. E if 2 The following boys belong to the boys basketball team, and much of the team's success is due tothem, Isaac Maxwell, james Lemon, Allman Thrash, Charles ', Douglas, and Albert Neville. Z li W L T The success of the girls' team is partly due to the good work of the Sopho- I and Kathleen Van Horn. S all 5 is ' W l 1 i is 12 gllf ii le , li is if ii X fe gf! Q l more girls who play. They are Ruby Hickman captain, Beatrice Riley, Edna Ford, 'YT ' 7 ' ' ' ' ' ' W' 'r' ' ' +4 -' LC .f M . ' N l f, If 'W -J , 7 'f . In , 5. K-2 MEMORIES - V gl an W.. , Q 1 ' 15 .- 1 5 7 'L u 'L 1 et . .TEV 'gf Wa 1 f. .. - 4' , , , wv , W - - ,,, a rs A 1 I QQ 9 JP 1 . 1 ' I i L 'IN 1 X v H S , it i . ' p M I 1 P , r lx , 154 X gfl 5 . gd 1 'I 5 jj . 1 EJ 5 6 Ol Q Q '34 ,n fs L C H , 5 In Ji, Q, fill!! 1 ui QB :ii l fl: ii at ,ir : Q V5 I . - ,- I , ' . I I M - z x J Q 11 N -f J, 1 ' .K C , .Nlf,'Q 5 1 1 'F ab. ' f' f E S Q i 4 2, til, i . I I Q I Q 5 I I ! I ,. . . .-,. ...m..-,.v..,-..,,...-,.,..,,,,-....,...--W.....,, .- ....-, ,........5........ ! SOPHOMORE SN APSHOTS 5 , 4 Y 5 W --U --d 1 19 9 IQKQI-jf-Q'Z.'f?? L ..e41x,irfC-5 .5 X?ENf:'3QI1-A:-4 , ,- - ..' .A ..x.f. A, X -3 . ,-,-g-,,- -f . ,f-. 1, 4, wr- N'-f ..- um.- ,, My - - .F-Am .. .1 n'.,i :I .mf X' 13, 'xl - wuz''W':1'ff-f.Q2---ff:f:zn 'f:f iWI', ' ' ' H-f ...,-+-Wm.-. Jr:1:':Hf:f:::-fuf-:--Q...,ff -ur' M -- f -. 5-, -444i'T'5Q3, A , .1-kv I- 1 b .-..'1, N ri: -rg...all1-:4:..4h..,!,vw::2-f:iX.fi3fg.xNfk5' - K ,235 7 r-' E ff- CLASS FRESHMEN x 4 I.. Y A , vli'i ,, . 4A Jig! ffl Eff argl W, al' , IL, V U V 3. , , . V' Q1 Y WJ' L5 v. ff A' ,Q .R 0 E f iyz 3 1 5- , yl O I 7 H ,V , , L WET: mf. l i f I. AV ig' M25 , J! 'CHEF fl? r fl Q, , ,iw mf' Ing! if.: 1 N if S? if is is ffl' 5 ti 5 'r ll, Ss y I1 2 4 ,Zi l- Ll 3 314 lg! Z l 1- C H XJ ts ul la 3 IQ lil f lil il l' Vll v it li: 'li it El ' sl F5 F1171 . i MEMOR BZQQZQQQ .-iifrxfgjs and L to A, its 4, L-- I W1-W R' fx Lost Creek Freshman Class President ........... ....... R obert Davisson V ice President ..... ....... R ussel Goff Secretary ....,.......,............ .......... R Oberta Post Treasurer and Reporter ....... .................................. R oy Ullom Advisors .,..,...................... ...............,............ M iss Reitz and Mr Skinner Class Colors ..,.,... .......... L ight Blue and White Class Flower ........ ...,,..... I Jink Carnation Class Motto ........ ...v.,.... P ush, Pull, or Get Out of the Way Elizabeth Adams Thelma Baily Ruby Cooper Robert Davisson Dallas Gaines Lorraine Hall NVillard Jett Alma Lawlis Mabel Linger Frank Lough Alma Lyall Elizabeth Nutter Roy Ullom MEMBERS Mabel Adams Marjorie Bassell Willa Curry Leona Dennison Russell Goff Lawrence Iaquinto Ruth Kennedy Clarence Lightner Richard Linger jack Loria Kenneth Murphy Roberta Post Edna V anscoy -, wiilEEIg6If15fe'f6?f2fffZf22aIfff'f if-'+ 4'-FT w A 1 . l I C MEMORIES are -fx. I 7 r as srl L jggxf s mzz gaglsg f H , E E 91 0 N l 5 ill iv- Freshmen Class H zstor !. i . I I gf: if 1. ii if ipll S? Our first years of struggling, for higher education, started three years ago 52. fly when we entered Junior High School. We had the honor of being the first class tg to enter into Junior High School, as it was organized that same year. ,iii The social side, however, has not been neglected. We gave one party while Q in seventh grade. In the eighth grade we gave a combined picnic with seventh and 53 eighth grade, also a literary contest in which we won the debate, reading and piano x of solo. fel We can also boast of having six members in the honor roll. One of our mem- Q bers entered the Sectional Literary Contest, and two were on the Junior High Q School basketball team. . e Ll On the journey upward we have fallen heir to several new students, our class but roll being twenty six in number. Those who have come to us this year are: g, Thelma Bailey, Frank Lough and Elizabeth Nutter from McVVhorter. Mabel Linger and Ruby Cooper from Blake School. Leona Dennison from Sheets Mill. A UQ, Dallas Gaines from Duck Creek. Russell Goff from Buckhannon, and Clarence Lightner from Mt. Clare. f 4 sg I L l L C l l C H H ,., x if ,v TQ f'f1 P if llg it I. 353 S E. e I y :ir Q. ig., 1 all ' ' - lad if is fi M ii R A . , Ri Ffa Xie p itil .li ,,, ffl, ix i ,qi N I4 iw 5 L .xl 4 n MEMORIES iwsa Q ' 05 5 fu I 5 , in J? ' ' Q I T . 4 fy Jw ,S I' 'I ' Mi Q' - iles L 122' ' 1 I1, uv 'e K ad L? f' 4 , LF l 1 . gg ' L C H 'f ' fi '11 Qs I: j- 4 ' if g y g Eli, 'I k Z N ini :rg Q P? ka., gf 43 1 . x w U4 fi W PM fit Is Q: 29 R., .5 'S 22 MT. CLA RE CLASS MEN FRESH is -Im, -E-JL ! s , , Mt. 'Clare Freshmen Class X President .........................................,........................,......,....................,....... Rose Piganell Vice President .................,.............................................i......... ......................... J ohn Cain Secretary-Treasurer ...................,............................................,........... Blondena Napier Class Historian ................,..,..,v.,., ,. .,............................................r..... Marguerite Simons Class Advisor ..............................................................,......................... Mr. E. Bassel CLASS ROLL Ethel Clara Blake Rose Virginia Piganell John Frankiln Cain Grindell Franklin Rogers Hallie Darrel Murphy Lila Leon Swadley Norma Blondena Napier Marguerite Vieva Simons Sabina Syrian HIQTORY In the vear of 1926 and 1927 our class numbered sixteen We have the honor to be the first class to graduate from the Mount Clare junior High School that has completed three successive years in attendance While we are proud of this fact we regret that our class is small Manv of our members left school after linishmg the eighth grade Xt the beginning of this school wear our class ie organized We have had many pleasant days working together with our advisor Mr Bassel Our class colors ire Red and White and our motto Qtrive to make the best better We extend sincere greetings to our first principal Mr Clay M Baily and our advisors Miss lxuth M Koerner Mr Harveyl Murrav and Mr Bassel LOST CREEK EIGHTH GRADE QI ' if ll n 'a SQ fl' Q2 vll S lla SL' he I 1 F, at liar ls: 3 Lost Creek Eighth Grade President ....,..,......,..,............................ ........... .........................,..................... E d gar Ford Vice President ................................A........................................,.................. Walter Nutter 1 Secretary-Treasurer ,.,........................ ........,...............,................................ H elen Nepps Advisor ,,.......,..............................................................e................,.............. Mr. Watrmg -ESQ 1 Colors .......,...,.................... Scarlet Francis Allman Lawrence Beverage Claude Cothran Agnes Cotnik Bred Curry Edgar Ford Nnnona Goff Frances Hudkins Roscoe Johnston Lloyd Kennedy Robert Lemon James Lightener Wmona Lyall Howard McCoy CLASS ROLL and White Dee Moore Helen Nepps Susie Neville Chester Nutter Walter Nutter Marie 0 Dell jacob Post Alta Mae Propst Kenneth Randolph Wllson Randolph Virgil Rllex john Romme I+ dna '1 olley Harvev N an Horn Marie VVetzel f I ASS HTSTORX Early in the year the members of the Eighth Grade called a class meeting and elected the officers above Scarlet and Whlte were chosen as our class colors When it came time to arrange for the Lyceum Course a contest for ticket se ing was held Gur class won the five dollar prize which was offered for the great est number of tickets sold We were very proud of this record On Tag Day we donated the five dollars to the High School Boys Basketball The boys of the Eighth Grade were very active in Basketball The team for the Junior High were mostly members of our class -mf ,J L l x ' 3: 1. l e l L ,Q A L t .2 wg S l , 6' - -' if ' I it sl 2 . . . jd Q ' , Je fr e li. ' I I if' l Q ' , F e .lf Y , V Q J .I 5 l t , il Qi 4 ' ' 'I ' K ' r - . - . if . g ' tl . ' y ' . . , ' 113 4 li ' . ' . fl S ' ' . ll? Team to aid in purchasing sweaters. :- ' ' . : ' , ' ' K s ' yr A sg gf. -L if F Q' ar-as fm vs 'k71EWi5f74'siowolJ,0I-'f21'Yf'3U 83 no W GRADE CREEK SEVENTH LOST HSI if Tr' if bi 5,5 gl f V! N. lf Yl' will if ll bl 'N 1. 57 . ,i..l1.-...K Seventh Grade President ......,......................,..........,............,.. l ..v..,...................,.........,....,..., Mildred Jett Vice President ................,,.. L ............................Y........,...,... .,.........,,........ L elancl Dawson Treasurer .....,..,...........,. -- .... -- ..........,,................,......,...,............................ Donald Powell Secretary ..V......,......v.........,........... .. ........................,............. , .........,........... Laura Allman AtlViSOl' ............................vY.....,.......................,..........,........................,,.,, ,,Mi5s Maxwell Class Colors ............v.., . ................ Green and White Llass Motto .........,....,...........,..... Class Flower ........ Iaura Xllman I elancl Dawson I lizabeth hdgell I ucille Hickman 'Vlildrecl ett Rachael Kempex Helen Kennedy Vlannmg Kenneclx Dorothy I awhs Hazel Lmgex What you do, do well Lily LJ AbS ROLI Gray l yall 'Vlaxme Nuttei l reeda Ochletree Donald Powell 4 laclxs bmall V irginla bnnth 1 dna Mas Stephens Rosa laylor Kathryn VN ilhams l dna McVVhortei L LAbS HIbTORY lhe Seventh Grade Llass of lost Creek Junior Hlgh orgamzed by electing officers selecting a motto choosing a flower and class colors Several of our members belong to school clubs and the following members are laura Allman Manning Kennedy Lucille Hickman Mildred ett and Helen kennedy We had a Party October 31 at the Home of Mr Skinner our Lnghsh teacher VK c ire worl mg hard and having lots of fun la 5 la' 1 N Y 2 J J me l L f . 5 1 ' ' C l . . , . H - ' 1 5. .y V l .N S , 1 - J 3 1 ,. ttyl ' . a yn 4' 1 1 a9, Q . L if is i . - I, g S ,. W K J .Q V ,. . t l x gg - , . i , . 1 Q7 lil! - f . - . - ' ' . r lil ' ' V ' ' on the Junior High Honor Roll: Rosa. Taylor, Hazel Linger, Rachael Kemper, :Tl fl ' r ' ' ' J 1. '- 7 , lg we Q' f - - ' f .f . ia. - ti 3, ga . J-: I if 4 Q .1-3 qfly 1,3 tag Ing uf-QQQWQIJ4- l2rV 293 51 :Fw 45 K . '-'J ll . lu, ,. NIT. CLARE JUNIOR HIGH A5-'B-f755l3 ?5 S' .t .tif .ts 1. L 4 ' .:.'g'f:-go.-...J . ' 'HN , 'll '.,1'? i' . D .L 11V ' ,V q . I I . f '-'wi' ' rf V fl iii? . fi, l 'll Mount Clare J amor H zgh School .li 1. , 41,5 - ' ?2 'The Mount Clare junior High School began the term of 1928 and 1929 with will ,fini enrollment of forty-nine. 'This is the third year in the history ofthe school. V Harvey L. Murray is Principal and the teachers are Mrs. Elsie W. Lubold 'I' uid James li. Bassel. STUDENTS Rose Piganell Q i John Syrian Hallie Murphy Clyde Mitchell If Marguerite Simons Daisy Yackquint ' John cam Alben Plivelich ,3 Ethel Blake Esther stark gi Blondena Napier Shirley Greynolds Grindell Rogers V Juanita Lewis Sabina Syrian Pauline McAtee L Lila Swadley Thelma Holcomb Harold Greynolds john Seveck Elizabeth Edmonds Kenneth Pinnell Charley Sperance ,Harold Miller ' Owen Mills Leeman Fowler Ei Icy T hompsonr Eugene VV olfe Rose Burch Genevieve Welch li Kathryn Martin joe Macasek Q Daisy Popovich Evelyn Mitchell .Xnna Plivelich ' liula. Wain V Helen Shkatula Porter Rogers Anna Shkatula Edward Stanley -4 Mary Macasek VVoodr0w Junkins Nellie Williams - ,Lillian Roush VVilsie johnson . Howard Murray VTN f 'Mildred Griffith ' Rock wash t , Virginia Scllelil Sli fl . ta. .:-: ws vs Q: wLzgfs-113:53 4 im! Swy. Q. VF HIGH OR 'I cWHORTER JUN M r MEMORIE S '31 ,i. -- , X, . - -x , -'T:?-r- T 'hi-: A'? Y '5 rc. ff' 51321-?+.x:1:ifz ,.-sw f-:cfm .S as S e . A S Jigga-blikikz-rw?-fflvff. , e lf 53 gg. McWhorter Junior High School il I .,..... '2- bli . k President .,,,.,.,,,,.,,,,,,.,.,.,...o..........,............................................................... Merle Moore Vice President .......... ............................................................................... Dale Morrison S Secretary .............,...,,...................,............................................................. Rubie Bartlett Class Colors ................................ Black and White CLASS ROLL EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE Merle Moore Rubie Bartlett . Virginia Halterman Dale Morrison Lorraine Halterman Velma Reed Hunter Cooper Marian Rymer Bessie Boyles Everett Davis Kenneth Woofter Mark Rogers Roscoe Prince Jane Davis Paul Nolan Pauline Berg Christine Halterman Gerald Berg Delores Casto Earl Swartz Dorotha Casto Irene McIntyre Virginia Bailey Harry Sands HISTORY September the 20th 1928 we met and elected our class officers We also de uded to have our school paper which was one of our old customs that has proven to be a success Both the Seventh and Eighth grades take part in the publishing of Many puplls have taken interest in the reading circle work that has been car lied on for many years 1n our school This year quite a few certificates have been given to those who have made the number of book reports required if 4 14 52 ,gl 42p :pq i tif 33' af if 4 44 lf: C 02 i. if It Z1 5 gf 6 L1 Q K , 4 f r L ' c . . 4. A . ' p Q l l f if c .Q tg fl-'L . . . . ,I 'li ' iN V fri. l ' .4 ajld in ,l 53'-l . ' y r . Q ' '- - if 19 ' 1 - - - 4 lll ir. i 'l in . . . . . FI it , . . . - it 1, .- ,- . l . . - . V 5li ey ha, '. ffl l G , A fe 554' T7 ,fa Q 5 E e aft as my as we me wa eaEal.+4fA12rv ar-1 85 nf' li? 15133 'i , i f I 1 L - 1 i X. 4 , 1 V ,. oss , 2' w wf 'i-Lim?-:m:f,5g in, 8. f N' 5' W! Face the Sun Q25 gf Lf: Tl- lx ip, '-gg iii Don't hunt for trouble, but look for success! You'l1 find what you look for-don't look for distress! ' LFE qi If you see but your shadow, remember I pray, That the sun is still shining, but you're in the way! 12 Don't grumble, don't bluster, don't dream and don't shirk. W Donit think of your worries, but think of your work. if The worries will vanish, the work win be done- No man sees his shadow who faces the sun. nf -M. P. skiiiiier fl' , .. i. L I ! 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P . gk 1 Pg 34, S TAFE- x we 53' Q' 2 .4 , ,mt 52,3 0 .af Q1 M emorzes Staff Calhe May Skmner Ed1tor ln Chief Beulah Propst Assrstant Editor Mary Allman ASSOClatB Editor Claude Davnsson Harold McWhorter Clayton Hall Wlllnam Kemper Pauhne Snnth Howard Post Ruth Douglas Edward Van Horn Elizabeth Hudkms Irvaleen Kennedy Rlta Westfall Merta Stout Lorrame Ward Rezln Hudkins Dean Moffett Katherme Kennedy Dorothy Arbogast M P Qkmner of Crrculatlon Mgr Busmess Mgr Advertnsmg Mgr Advertusmg Calendar okes Art Snapshots Assnstant Snapshots Lxterary Edxtor Literary Literary Literary Actwltnes Athletics Athletics Typist Typrst baculty Advrsor 42 gl 5 .c C or qs , S? CS ' 93 .3 fi. if -4 . . . -. - . 32' all ...................................................,l............................. fp L54 '14 ' ...... ............ ' ....,..........., ..,................................... ' ' ' . 41 if ...,,............Y...............,....... ................................,. 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V5 A C Q, l, E2 fi :lf ali 'HV' U8 WR Wa 490 H 1929 ol'J-Avi! aff 80 ICI0f4l'5x Frizlfv :' 1457? N1 CJ R I E15 K - TIM' 1-vp., Sv-L .5--an -,--A.. A-pf... x A -A---.---.....,--.-,-v....1,,1,,.., -W , ,,,h, ,,.,.,,,,,W ,V Y 4, W i,',Nxysf'. gg eff 5 '? fxfrii JI Q! , fp Yi 's X 1 -A 9, 3 f! , K-1 til? av- .. 'i A 1' Y 5 lo: Nfl A. QU! 345 991 V xy! U, f , if 3 W ww 511 i I4 z, iiwi L. 1 ,4 L VJ Nl! if 4' 2 jeff Cfi H137 j 1 V I ff' 5 fr gr! T3 3 ,lu . fig, .a' ai pq iff. 2? ,N Q-Q! KI 5 16? I E .3 , U., Z '-2 -W- .br- A 1.5-f':n..Lr.r Y . 4,.gl.z.n. , urn. , 4 pl- iff .I 'ggkrilh-33753-Fi iii r rlfhb ,ii .ix X Q,,.,.., 71, L. if COMM ERCIAL CLUB , ' A .A f c fl 3 r L ..- x r v amz.-527.-Q5 1-J P 2 ,.-.:r 1 ':?'4V: G S ' x. '1S3i ffE'f-3?-Qf1iQ?fEA' IE: . .P 1 if , . F' Commercial Club 'ily pl Q, l' ' E, ---i l all gli fm ig-V1 in A President ..,..,....... .......... C harles Amos 1' 'V 'L ' S Vice President ........ .......... C harles Douglas ll Secretary .......... .......... G eorge Waggoner A Advisor ........ .......,.....,...............s.. ......... M . P. skinnei- ii . C I, MEMBERS 42 il Charles Amos Merta Stout I Charles Douglas George Waggoner ' Audra Lawlis Mary Allman 3. 2, Emma Post Dortha Arbogast 'I Allman Thrash Harold Boyles 9 j Kathleen Van Horne Paul Curry ' T Ruth Van Meter Ruth Douglas Jack White Ruby Hickman Qi Mary Davisson Elizabeth Hudkins ' Alma Ford Pauline Lewis L Junior Harlan Lorena Bartlett C Kenneth Lightner John Cookman H Gail McPherson Lane Daugherty , Louise McPherson Kathryn Haselden i f' Nellie Moore Bill Kemper 3 Vinton Nutter Arthur Lemon 'i tl Paul Smith William Riley , Frank Sommerville Elston Van Horn iz Genevieve Burnside Chester Chevront Q Claude Davisson Frederick Sands 1 Clayton Hall Roy Smith T, Evaleen Kennedy Lorraine Ward 'Q Isaac Maxwell james Lemon M., Callie Mae Skinner Edna Ford Kathryn Kennedy Lillian Norman lx l' I ACTIVITIES V i- if' The Commercial students of Lost Creek High School organized the Com- gl ta mercial Club this year which adds greatly to the Club activities of our school. The ,QQ Club is under the supervision of Mr. M. P. Skinner, head of the Commercial De- 5,1 N partment. ' if ,' ,151 The club is planning a party and a banquet for the latter part of the school ,Qi year. We plan to send two contestants in Shorthand, Bookkeeping, and Typing to 2.0, the annual contest this year. This will be the school's first entr . an f Y on 1 li 'ii F? 151' 'i Ni it a ,cecei , G GL? if-'ff-:1se32f1si13+i+iE1QHE1sf2is: i-F6-- Q5l5fi35Q'?f:Ea 7z7lz?rQ1Ef?F'E'r:43?rT::5r '-.ff N-'HXRPF' H. w I f n 1 ' a A-ahx 15, ,, . N A. ,- 1.3 an If , . w. .nw-S. fu-Su'-.1 ' - ' .1 s'.L,T'7, 1 -' A .' ............F.-.., ww,-,A ..,....,. , , , - CLUB SENIOR CIVICS EM IS-IIS 'Bai-2EiE f1:f2sL .f2 f W -- Z., The Senior Civics Club l 1 4 i l fi gr W l, 'I pil li' President .............. Vice President .................. Advisor ............................ ..........Rezin Hudkins Claude Davisson Tolley ' .......... Clayton Hall Secretary and Treasurer ..... ........ MEMBERS Charles Amos Ruth Kennedy Thurman Riley , Robert Davisson Bernard Ullom Mable Linger Marjorie Bassel James Lemon Willard Jett Isaac Maxwell Kenneth Murphy Edna Ford Roberta Post X Vinton Nutter Elizabeth Nutter Lorenzo Iaquinto Freda Sands Clarence Lightner Paul Curry Lorraine Hall Allman Thrash y Ruby Cooper Dallas Gains ' Thelma Bailey Jack Loria Charlotte Cooper Frank Lough Alma Lyall Willa Curry Mabel Adams Richard Linger George Wagoner glfllallsstllz 361221115 Albert Neville iza t ee er ' Jack White Claude Ilgavisson Ruby Hickman Junior, ar an , John Cookman Genevieve Burnside Russel Goff Clayton Hall . R0y Ullom A Rezin Hudkins ACTIVITIES The Civics Club is the largest and one of the most beneficial of all the clubs in the High School. Aside from the electing of the officers and reorganizing the club a new plan for the initiation was worked out. All of the duties or activities that were assigned to the new members were something that pertained to civic duties. A constitution was planned and written by' some of the older members of the club. Later there were some projects planned which have not been fully car- ried out but we hope to finish them before the year is out. 6 all 4' vwsafiasifese U3iiE19t- we JUNIOR CIVICS CLUB .-4 r l Junior Civics Club . v Pres1dent ....................................................................... ......................... . .Walter N utter Vice President .,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,4,,,,,,A , ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,i,,,,.,,,.,., R a chel Kemper Secretary-Treasurer ...................,.........,... . .....................................A........... flidlla Tolley Advi 501' ,,,,,,K,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,.,4,,,,,,,, L ,.,.v,,.,.,,,,,.,..,. .,......,,.,.....,...................... lV I l'. Tolley I aura Allman l luabeth Edgell Annona Goff Frances Hudkmb Luclle Hickman Roscoe Johnston Rachel Isemper Helen Kennedy Hazel L1ng,e1 Susie Nevllle MEMBILRb Walter Nuttel Xlta Mae l'1obst Kenneth Randolph l dna Mae Stephens Vlrgnna bnnth l dna lolley Rosa lavlor Marne VVet7el Mane O Dell aeob Post 4 1 Af TIVI'1 IFS lhe umor Llvxeb Llub was organmed by N11 lolley Ontober I 1929 lhe dub ham an enrollment of tvs ents pupils onlx one person 11-13 nnssed .1 meetmg, dux mg, the vs hole year lhe club has gotten 1JCl'll'llbbl0ll to make a shdmf, board bee saw and merry o round for the grade chxldren lhxs project IS not yet carrled out because of hull Other 1J10jCCtb have been chscussed an class but not started VN e hope to make a success of our club ,-A, l'2l flla Q t l V T l I w I 1 lt lff lgll 15561 5293 fl tl, ls W2 3 ll C Q2 1 s 'lf' lf 1 ', . ,, . . . . 1 . . . , H . I ' ut ' Q A N. lxx . . . r. . 1 . XL . Q '- g ' ' ' L ' : 1 t C , H .1 'u ' I J' ' .' l'y ,. xqr sl 1 e 1 lf . . 6 9 .. r , , -. A, I . s , I W . . V .V ' K. Y. 1 N- I . 'k... . ' Y -- if - , t , .1 V . ,. . . . ' . ' ' 'I bad weather. 'lhere has also been a dltch started at the foot of the school house D - - C K. . L. . l if Z4 ll 'x ll al' . otoo 1- an f'-ls vs me wx ww 1-1E0I04'f PW' W V' 'V' 45.4 CLUB M URN.-XLIS .IO -4 . 1 - -1-f-1 - .1 -',,-g, ,: '.,:f-...erm 37221-S5521-i fi ..-Sv ? -rditz S are 1532-4124-Yi'.M-f4'MfNf'f we -if ll' - ls me The Reflector EDITORIAL STAFF I dltor m Chlef Assxstant Edltor I iterary S port Personals Exchanbe oke mCI1l0I' Jumor Sophomore T lghth Grade Seventh Grade C eneral 1 uslness Manager Asslstant Business Manager Advertising Manager DEPARTMENT EDITORS REPGRTERS BUSIN FSS STAFF Ass1stant Advertlsmg Manager Clrculatlon Manager Assistant Clrculatxon Manager V1rgm1a L Smith Ruby Hxckman Lorena Bartlett and I ucy Hall Lane Daugherty Arlxce Van bcoy George Waggoner Dale Swnsher Mary Allman Kathryn Haselden Kathleen Van Horn Kenneth Randolph Gay Hamerlck Wilma Gnlhspne Burgett Allman Post Rector Albert Stonestreet Nadme Hardman Olive Reeder Nellle Moore Typlsts Davld Nutter Audra Lawlls Elston Van Horn . ,de 3,151 , 13,92 -H fm W 24 ' r U ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,..,,..,.,,,.,,.,,,. ..,..,..,..,................................... T .. J ,,,,,,...,,.,...,,,,.,,..,.... . ....................................................,.. ........................ l C' ' H . Freshmen ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,..,,...,..,.,,..,,....,....................................... ................ , .Roy UllOll1 I ...............,.......................................................................... ...vv..... A I I . . .. J V V 1 ' ' if?'xYT,f'EL g5l77'i5' ?fT3f7ffi3f7 554'-555i345 4, ...l SCIENCE CLUB '- -, -. - 1g 1i'v'cE-- Sf -lf -a i, , 7.7 , ,W .ix gf-'15gisffAw?5t-Q-lelxib-'g'iq- l5? U' .Ai 'ill , U FIX' E gm ju si j f 'S ' 1 MEMOR ' . 1 l Science Club President ..............................................,........................................................... Lucy Hall , Vice President .....,....................................,.........,..................................... Beulah Propst Secretary ...................................,..............................,,.............................. Burgett Allman r .Freasurer ................. , .......................,....v.....................,................................. Rob Holbert MEMBERS Burgett Allman Rob Holbert Llarence Lrghtner William Rllev Albert Stonestreet Lucy Hall Ruby Hickman Ehzabeth Reeder Pauline Smith Dale Swisher Af 1 IVITIILS new 0I'S31llZ3.tlOl1 was established last year bv members of the various science classes When flrst established 111 1927 28 under lllI'CCtl0ll of Mr Miller there were cnly fourteen eligible members students of science having a grade of 90 per cent in the subject and a beneral average of 85 per cent In October 1928 the club met and drew up a second constltutlon Students with an average of 88 per cent in the science subjects of Agriculture Blologv Chemistry and General Science and a general average of 85 per cent were eligible lhere are a number of projects being, considered such as the inaklnc, of an aquarlum and xarious lectures by the students -' 'vu l W Jr ax my vs uw wx, ww i.0 4zIJ1 i21'?73U 81 :P+ IF if ve ii' I 12 In XJ ti 2 il, la if ia . . . 1 - . . 32.1 ENN 4 . . 5 ox 1. J ' 1 L C . . . . C H . AA . ,- . . . U, 1 . . . H l' f . . , . . 2 lj ' ' , , ' ' ...v . H, I, :lf ' 1: , 5 Qle . P llrlii -'iso 5 TQ, 4 1555 be 4 jul ft n 'ze 11- 1? F,- Qfls fl, it Fi 2 Wg :li IICS CLUB HOME ECONOB ,- ' S -5321fEf?E12Q4i .:.+ e ..,.,. M.- A Home Economic Club OFFICERS tl 2 PI'CSlClCl1t .............,........v,...............................................,.................,.... Vice President .................,........,. Secretary and 'lqI'C3.SlIl'Cl' ........ Nadine Hardman Evaleen Kennedy ............,.,................lilizabetl1 Reeder fXClVlSOI' .........,................,..............,........................................,,.................... Miss Swisher Flower ..............,................ Colors ......,....,... 1 ........... ..,.. Margaret Wilcox Alma Ford Pauline Smith Pearl Glf ford Nad1ne Hardman MFMBERS .Yellow Rose Bud Yellow and VVhite Evaleen Kennedy Lillian Norman Llwabeth Reeder Lorraine VVard lsucy Hall Ruth Van Meter lhe Home Lcononncs Club was orgbanwed the first of this year under e SllpCI'Vlbl0ll of Miss Mary Swxsher This IS the first tlme that thls type of a club has ever taken a part in the club viork of our school lhe first semester was spent making Christmas nox elties while this semester is being devoted to more difficult problems such as serung covered dish supper buffet luncheon and a formal dinner We hope to V1Slt a glass factory Ice cream factory and Bakery X I lil ,el 42 'v .l at 1 ,i f ai- lf :Q It 6 I' A 3 J B4 5 - 4 . S . T.. Q L i H l ' T . , 1 Z' ,. I' . u In Y .A . Q .l th K' .J .i .S . , l x 71 1 4 1 . n n n Q I . f , fl e iz ia '..f.liI1i V? A' . ifiijllif-V? 'l ' Ffa f slip al' J si, are v 1 . 5 1- .Aff s .1-.xv-1, vscxwgw-ye 01s4-' 3110584 :Pvt-if CHORAL CLUB i i p i - i,.rjr f i I i ,ii rl ii .ii F, E 59 rf: El gig Choral Club fl. V l? 'si i lv' Mary Davisson Elizabeth Hudkins Nellie Moore Edna Ford Alma Ford Genevieve Burnside ii Audra Lawlis Louise McPherson 8 Evaleen Kennedy Rita Westfall ill Mabel Linger Charlotte Cooper li Pauline Lewis Gail McPherson ti Ruby Coober Freda Sands g 1 Lillian' .Norman . Ruth Kennedy , Q it Katherine Kennedy canie Mae Skinner it Margaret Mary Van Horn A Roberta Post. Nadine Hardman 'i' Lois Jett - ' Kathryn Haselden ,i ' 16 Wilma Gillespie. Lorena Bartlett Fred Sandsy Dorothy Arhogast Vinton Nutter Post Rector Annian 'rhraeh Dale Swisher V Frank Lough Paul Smith VVilliam Kemper Harold Boyles I Charles Douglas Isaac Maxwell V lf George Waggoner Elston, Van Horn ,l Iiliaaherh Nutter Elsie Palmer Marjorie Bassell Lorraine Hall I Harold McWhorter and Kathleen Van Horne .... Accompanists E' EE Russel R. Stout ................................................r............. Director ii' Sf if il ' F4 a li fe at 5' L .. -,. g :?j J wi 'Q IMBM -u - ,- i,..,x,'xQ Ag- ,, f Q... Q.. ' K . 5 ,,,, .,,. ,,,,,v,,,,Ar :1-. f--'--'s - A zany. g,f.3.'. '-W 'Wg 'QTL X 'Q' Q 1 xx .w . ' ':7'7 '- g ff- ',', L ' ' r'1'v.. .x .'r1 g.AK..: 2-' 1. r,i'5i...'fx3-. ' - , F H .'---, , ,Aw-f A N ,V .ik-A .f Q.1' , ,. V '-.g,,,..,L, ,f,.g.a, ,-1...aL:.i :ll -L ' -.., 'L4..i.I.L.,J..1..l1 V1l Tf -1 Y ORCHESTRA 'X uthmanfhifkfaf em MEMORIES +4-Y1'.'3'5'Ii' N' H :gh School Orchestra The Hlgh School Orchestra was organlzed at the flrst of the school year with several students commg out for practlce Our success has been very gl'Z:ltlfVll1g consndermg the short tune we have been practlung We have fl1I'l1lShCd the muslc for the performance of Bxlly and Makm Daddy Behave MF MBERS D W Watrmg Calhe May Skinner Jacob Post Harold Boyles Qamuel IJZIVIQ Bunner Palmer Genevieve Burnside Howard Post 1 red Curry Harold McWho1 ter Kathleen Van Horn lhrector Mrs lxussel R btout VIOIIII Vxolm V1Ollll Cornet Cornet Lornet Saxophone Drum Drum I nano Puano 9.3-.,r-J.:..nvg my me 11-s ewIE5'0m-mf PPVTUKZU aff 411+ -asf E-fa or ooso o or ,F if ra, ' 5,6 ,.... .ly A . ' ' ' KK ' ,f if ' ?IQ ,, d o g 18 ,J bn, . . - .....,.......s...............,...............s........................ - ' ..................r.,........ Q .................................................r 'v ' QQ! ' ...........r.........................................,.................. 4 vp . s -. ...o,cro...r........r....ac.rc....cocc..c.c.L......,.,,r..r.r.,.r.....,.. f Zi! Fred Sands .,........,,.,.....................,...,.............,............,.,..,,,.,,, Cornet E ......................s............................,,................. - H . . IIA-----.-..----'---'---.---.- 1 . ' ' ................ ' . ' 'A , 111 W iii 151: r a 15 ,ah vii In 55 145 lgs. hrzi SENIOR HONOR CLUB 0 'ar' '4- 4 ,PV v if? ,-il, .F , . M.. , v s 0 1 A., .X X ff ,hwlf-,4 I .-' , ' -4 , I . I - -. . - ,X V 'X-f'x2f-N333-Z .'i'i1 ' YL I I fm- -at W ' 'fi X f-M . ill :Fla ag 7l.l ig' Il if 'hi L - f 2: Iii ' as l N si! l 1 -4 , il - f: fl if ive A 'A Senior High Honor Roll , Mary Allman Claude Davisson Clayton Hall William Kemper Harold McWhorter Howard Post Beulah Propst Pauline Smith Lorraine Ward Rita ' Westfall Merta Stout Burgett Allman Lorena Bartlett Pearl Gifford Lucy Hall Nadine Hardman Vlartha Wright Roh I-Iolhert I ms Jett Nellie Moore Bunner Palmer Llsie Palmer Roy Ullom Emma Post Olive Reeder Virginia Smith Alhert Stonestreet Mary Van Horn Arlice Van Scoy Charlotte Cooper Paul Curry Ruby Hickmanii Pauline Lewis Kenneth Lightner Ibaac Maxwell I hzabeth Reeder William Riley Freda Sands Margaret Wilcox Isaac Wiant I orrame Hall Audra I awhs Frank I ou, 1 Kenneth Murphy Roberta Post Charles Amos din Il fm li I 1 If I-gl, 24,2 xl 'J f' .. 'xp :gs 12.1 .. 1. 'L 22. filq' all 5? gi '5 lv X 5: R, L S ' ' - r I E ,Q . n . lg , in ?f gli - ' , . ' 2 Fig ' I K I , 'I r I I- 'E . I h f - I .U 9 Flili y 1 C Ari Sift . A 2 M 55 I, iii I I i QI? i . 152. all I E' Pd LJ 2-4 CD Z O I FE E as 9 5 1 X T 1'-If ' . Jn--. Zf1T.4,.m.,4,'f' f .?.?.,...,....T Y Yin, YA fx, H M 54 SS 18 'fl , wld, SQ my S5 Junior High Honor Roll L?-Ha I Q l ii Frances Hudkins h L Roscoe johnson Walter Nutter Alta Mae Propst Kenneth Randolph Fdna Tolley Harvey Van Horn Y? Laura Allman Rosa Taylor Mildred Jett Lucille Hickman Rachel Kemper Hazel Langer Helen Kennedy Manning Kennedy 222-Lfseaszraefiyg' 1 if 4 H55 'Q rfv, I li ' 72 , 2 sf ' . . 23 rw H 1 z I A 5 L l C J 1-1 2' iq l I fl 9, 1? S ,Q fr lj, ' QR: I lie? sfo Al e 92 V Id .'-72319, ' ? EJ! ,I --l ,S ii l ls V . . :lA U og .Yi gl , K A52 RY 4o'77W4i'f3? WG ff-Eremfilfi 5454 Q? . 9 ' r MEMORIES I 1 .I r 4 , J i i ii l i l .ll ffl i i ,- 'tl tl fl .i X S I l I' ,li f H 1-4 -I, i ,Q Sl 3 lu? ' r Nia ilif! I f K La' l fl salt 1 - lt' .N Ll fir 4 X -1 g- if if i 31 it e '-S F 'v 5,2 f I ' 1 39: LS,- gg French Club Q, kd kll ZH L C ll H if l,1'CSiflCl1t -............ Y.4,Y. X Yilliam Kemper V , in Yiee lil'CSlKlCllf ...,., ,,,,,,, I Seulah l'rupst W Kar Secretary ,..,..,.,A ,,A,,, P lowgml Post ' 'llreasurei' ,,,, ,v,,, I iitu XYestfz1ll lg, 'l .xflviwf ., it ,4AA AA ,,,,,,,,,, ,4 A liss mm rg 2 1 r r, Xie lu l'I V l'l'l his flat H .A I L 'l'l1e lfreueli Club met Zllltl urgzmizecl fur the first time in September l9Zf. gl Q4 . . . . . . . . , A Q4 lu September ol tlns school year it met and reorgamzecl. lt lllltlZl.tCll new in members :mtl plzumecl several projects for the seliool year. Vhiei zunoug these being ' 'l , Il study of the rules of urcler of eonflucliug a meeting in French. Other interesting K A Qlkl projects were in order. r 1 Y il 1 lm M E M B IC R S ki if N y l ' i he lilizulmetli Hudkins Xylllllll Gillespie fl ' vvllllillll Kemper iAll'Cll1l ililftlilll alll ,V 1 lieulzth l'rops1 i':lHl112llCCll Young 515 Rita XYL-stfull Mary .Xllinzm ' limvzml l'usl liztthryu Huselclen is ' llumthy .x!'lNhgIlSt gl , . Q' me -1 5 Fx'- 1 r+7 'Wi ' ' 'if 2W'9 7T7Y? ' ' if - Cx..-zm -r---f,, , -- AM-f,f ,, 5 t 55, ii rp MEMORIES igta-'ia-A- if . , . - 1- fi 31415 :T VM ' 4 1 .ft 'tts t e. s Ll ' l - . I' SI.: ' c q J' tt . V 1 tptlf 32 rf. p i 4 .IQ I sf M like v T343 fa ' tk i ii V A ft FI: , D V fm ff? ttf. gf 'af ' tat , V . 193 . t tt i A .. . ' ' fx 557 5 ta The Minerva Latin Club S. 1 L f L C ,gm 1 C H Y H ,J . 3 v ' I 'resimlent ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,, . . ,,..,,,, f ,HCV llilff ,' .t ' r ' Yice Vresirleiit . ..., . ..,..,,. 1 Pfive NCCKICI' SOCTCIllI'y-,iq1'CZlSl1I'CI' . .. ...,, fillllffllk' Sllllllh M tg' .Xflvisor ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,, A I i S S Rell! t V 1 . , x IIISTUIIX gtg if? The xffllCt'V1l Latin tihth first met September 17. WIS :incl has met mm every QI third Klmiffziy since. except rhiring the interniissimi of the llusketliulf season. ,Xt the 42 I' first meeting the nfficers were cfectefl. .Xt the second meeting the mottu, Nil Des- perzuimlum, was selected :mtl the tlnistittitimi frzmieml. iii 1' I , . . . . Af' n-lf Ihe wm'k that has heen taken up in the L hih has very much enhghteiiefl the 7 ig meinhers as to Rmmui customs, mzmners, and Iiistory in general. .X Latin prugrzun K :I uns remlererl in Chapel which was :L great success. f' Since this is the first Latin Chili orgzuiizerl in the scliwml, we cmisicler our work fit- :ax 11 mere hegiiming of what we hope to flu in the future. it t i , gl it M1+.M1 :1+1l:s Q, , 1 Q , kk Lucy Hull Virginia Smith as t llive Reerler Mary Yun llurii ,TJ tit muiimf Smith tm-at-1 rzifrm-tt qt, 'L Narline llzirtlmzui .Xrlice Yun Scuy gf ,, Luis .lett Ilzivitl Nutter ,Ft .Ji 'swift Alt-x'at-iw ii ff? . Sf .5 I Jw P 5 NA N DRAIVIATICI CLUI x 14? SQ ft FI y lil l wi 'N , i 1Si?f1Z ..-4 -'e r al-Ifitgl lfss . - S Grant Dramatic Club . 4 l'I'CSlClCllt .,..,,.,,,,,.,..,...........................................,............................. ILdWa1'cl Vail H0111 Vice President ,.,,.................................................. .............................. I innnaleen Young Secretary ,.,,,,.,,,.,.................................................,................... ......,......... L orena Bartlett Aqlvisqyr ,,.,,,,.,....,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,.,.,.......,,...,...,.....................,.....,....,,................. M. P. Skmner Mary Allman Dorothy AYlXJf..dSt I Olelll Bartlett Willa Lurry Claude Davlsson Qamuel Davls Mary DHVlbb0l1 Ruth Douglas VVxlma G1llesp1e Kathryn Haselden Clayton Hall Renn Hudkms Wllllanl Kemper Isaac Maxwell Harold McVVhorter Helen Nepps MEMBERS lllb FORY Bunner Palmer I mma I ost Roberta Post Hovlard Post Ldward Post Freeda Sands F rederrck Sands Calhe Mae Qklnner Albert btonestreet Roy Ullom Kathleen Van Horn Mary Van Horn Edward Van Horn George Waggoner Rita Westfall Lmmaleen Young lhe Grant Dramat1c Club was organxked at the flrst of school under the dl rcctron of Mr Skmner lhe purpose of this club lb to gnve the students an oppor tumty rn Little lheatre work Our hrst vear has been very successful from every standpoint lry outs were gbnven by the drrector and th1rty flve members made the grade and were LIVCH an nntxatnon mto the myster1es of stage EICUIIS I' he soclal program calls for several partles durmb the year the flrst party was blVCl1 at the home of Mr bklnner 'X play was put on for the C,l1I'lStl113b program EIVCII by the school plays wlll be presented 111 Chapel later Our prenner productlon February 6 Maklng Daddy Behave was a great success By request the play was repeated here and also SIVCI1 m Clarksburg, Vwe plan to LIVC the Dutch Detectlve m Aprll and After You I Am Next 'tt commencemcnt t1n1e an my bl we Ing as cs 0lJ1r, f 21-if 54? 51 :Vw fth- an fr .vol f pi ll le lf l l .lg lr 4 X! l' lb '11 4, 1 1 It I, , , .Q . ' 1 . ' f ' 54 4 . 1 1 Q l .Q ' , ' 51 ti ' ' .- 5' , . t . X W 4 l L ' ' ' l L H - ' H - Y all ' Ill, fe W f li s Q l A ,. .u Q . . L .- gf YQ . . M . .Q . ' PN Wu I Y. 1 . . - . Y ' f JI . , 1 - . , ,- .. . - ' l ' ' ' K at ' r 19 Y El l ut i l 1 . ' . lr, ' ' - 35 Q' ry s J f -I ,A .J 7 r- , .tl.?. . 1 vi il I , i i .-s -v f fv f :' MEMORIES 2:24 gg qg,-gy I ' . lm M akzng Daddy Behave W n x il BY J. C. MCMULLEN ill if . lil if 'Fm' ini. 52 525 QF CAST OF CHARACTERS 'HE fm Q 1. 'Ll 55 BURGESS LUKENS, Daddy ............................................ ................ M r. Skinner JOHN ST. CLAIR, his lawyer ,.,..... ......... A lbert Stonestreet 2 MARIAN, his daughter .............................. ......... E mmaleen Young fi' GRANDMA TILDEN, mother-iii-law ,,.,..... ......... W iliiia Gillespie BECKY, his daughter ..,....................v......... .......... L Oieiia Bartlett .fi g N' ALBERTS, the butler .......... ...... I saac Maxwell BYRON, his stenographer ......... ........ C laude Davisson ARDITA, the vamp ............................. ........ H elen Nepps If DAVID STANDING, the stranger ...... ......... F rederick Sands lx! 2-1, WINDHAM, the chauffeur ............. ........ E dward Van Hom V E i MRS. ALBERTS ................... .......... M ary Davisson E H MRS. MAC LAREN ......., ........ W illa Curry H 'HT v ' :iii Q i q ...M - y Q Q, ' Time-Tlie Present it Scene-San Francisco, Cal. 3 Zi l lf ,I PZ Q Act 1-The Lukens' living-room. fill: Act 2-The same, next morning. I , Q' Act. 3-T he same, the following day. gill' al,-i ya. I ., Qi? ff! lf. .il 1 i'5i Q gig 1.2 -. .TF-.V - - N , f?gi xFZfl5!1T.4i'..:.'2ff4' . 2 ,, A I E bjffg ul-Eg.1qj.E3df,w5, . Vsfi' img W N1 ,li.,i.i....-..i. ,WE Z2 M if W 'A 2 . rf e 12 1 I i lf' 6 .A F' W Nbnvulml Q W' 'W 'N 'N mi fx-1 i0E0ldVs f W xv Sfi 4' xy I e 1 r 1 fi ,f It 6 'g 1' ya i ,fd .- Bi 5' K xy L5 1 D l 'M mmf NAU Num E 'J ifxgi NMIIU' H 1 I A' if 4' 5, 25 ' W G ,-If sf' fa f L ,Z A' QI aff CX' 2-S il 'A , Fi :Y if-.Q lj? -iLQgE?i f , rig 1 4' Zi 4 1. ,. 1 ws V Q .,, ,J 1, z ': .le f 1 S3 3 ,di Yi? :L iF: Hi ,gi MEMORIES H ll L L-OST CREEK H. S. GYM l X' 75 lf u P ,i fifiz ff -M-,M 'wi wk.-1 1 56 24 551 fl 'tif H7 in 3 v QF Ss Bl- ' ' If fl 'f LF 3 Xi 3 ' L. S 2 x .6 I I L i c 1 'E H l H .YW 19 1 XF' K If i 5 K 1? 5 'S gl QI 8 6 Sy eval EW I gl 2? SU Q! iffy 1 .sit 'nw is T M' .C E 15 - T Season Flashes The first game of the season was with the strong Weston team. Although they beat us badly, we came home with the fire of determination burning brighter than ever. Our next start against Jane Lew showed our ability to come back and win when we took them over by a large score. Excellent playing by Lemon and Daugherty was outstanding. Lemon scored eight buckets. The game of all games was with West Milford. The squad worked, talked and dreamed of this game from the beginning of the season. At last the date came and the rivals met at the L. C. gym. The people of West Milford came confident that they would see their boys win as in previous years. The whistle blew, the game was on! The L. C. boys started the fireworks by making a field goal in the first minute of play and from that time on they led through the entire game. The West Milford team was unable to cope with the playing of our boys, who would not be denied victory. At the end of the game wer led 27 to 12. Every pass or play was stopped by the guards, Hudkins and Thrash, who both played a brilliant game for L. C. Captain Daugherty, Lemon and Maxwell passed the ball up the floor to score baskets time after time. This being the first game L. C. had won from West Milford for a number of years the following day the students and players had a brief vacation from regular school routine. Another time L C showed her strength was at West Union when they over came a big lead of 14 to 3 at the half to win the second canto by a score of 29 to 19 The school and community were very much pleased with the work the team did at the Clarksburg Sectional 1' ournament Winning games with Wallace and from the strong Cairo team placed us in the tri finals where we met and were beaten by Victory However we were rewarded very highly when we received the trophy for the team showing the best sportsmanship and conduct at the tourna ment Captain Daugherty also brought honors to our school when he was selected as center on the second all tournament team Although we lost as many games as we won the boys proved themselves good sports showed good team work and gave L C one of the most successful basket ball seasons for some time will :W ,Q . i'5l 3921 IIE In lf 'qi ' If .I it .lg ZA It .24 .3 2 gl. Rx S 'x .0 .4 X., - - 6 U . . 1 g 5 L y - C . n ' . u . I H - ' . ' i . - Ili' . ' . .44 .- R . . - I r . r 1 1 Y ' ' ' 9 . - l .1 92 Q fli 4 I 4 11 22 511 42 24' BASKETBALL SQUAD - Q a ssi-tae?-rw Individual Players LANE DAUGIIERTY, Captain No team would want a better captain than Lane. He is not only a good cap- tain but is one of the best centers in the state. He was always seen fighting hard to win and through his good judgment often brought the team to victory. y JAMES LEMON, Fortvard James is known by all, is not very large or tall. but when he gets the ball, look out! for he is sure to tally. .lim is an all around good sport-at home, in the game and at school. , ISAAC MAXWELL, Forward ' Ike, one of the youngest players on the team, was always on the job and through his good floor work helped win many a game. ALLMAN THRASH, Guard ' Here is another young fellow from last year's Junior High team. Allman al- ways did splendid work, kept many an opponent from making a basket and won many a cheer by his sensational shooting. REZIN HUDKINS, Guard Rezin is a veteran from last year's team. ,He has played the same steadyl game that he is known for and making his last year his best, he has exhibited a great game at guard that surpasses his performance of former years. We know that it will be difficult for anyone to fill his place on the team so efficiently. CLAUDE DAVISSON, Substitute Here's another star of the team. He always goes into a game fighting' hard, and determined to win. When in a tight place you can always depend upon Claude to help you out. He can play guard as well as forward and showed his skill many times at both positions. At shooting fouls he was a whiz. VV1 l.l,IA M KE M PER, Substitute Bill possesses a great deal of skill. No one on the squad was more faithful at practice, put forth more interest or energy. ln his playing he was always ready to do his bit and his most noted characteristic is his smile with his ever sunny disposi- tion behind it. ' CHARLES IDOUGLAS, Subsltutc Here is a boy who always played his best and made many a point through his skill to handle the ball under the basket. He will always be remembered for his playing at the Sardis game. ' DEAN MOFEETT, Manager Dean the greatest manager of them all, who was always willing to help at all tasks great or small. He won the esteem of all the basketball boys, school and citi- zens of Lost Creek through his loyalty and service at l.. C. H. S. Dean without a doubt was one of the greatest assets to the squad. 1.a5::+:315aU:aiws5e : rage i?'6.i.mQ6IiQ 21:0-as x 1, 4 1 v r E N K MEMORIES ,,E ,x E , vu X ? 1. ,- 'WZE-OTQE-A J' 1 L5 5 :E N 45 0 .,.:':,1 MT if, E W ,ell E ' ,Pj :al ' UQ Ep 22 ' i g 'Y A , 9 . M414 li t! - NJ My , A gg E 342 I Ns 1' 5 R La' ,I A, 1571: Si' 1? E' 4 5 - 551 L S-A C if I I ' 5 V . .1 , 'gig 1- Xe ' ' Had is is X E! ,lf an E, ,X -h N1 r ' ' , rl 'wa qs Q E Q? - 1 'Q , . Q. . . li'-1 gl 7 nl KM 'G. E' 1' tr? fix ' A '29 MODEL IN ACTION :iq W HI jf if gs F57 1 'Q 'I I' f U'T'WE E' L --Jf - -E E E-. ff -- EEf W.d,-E. -, A E , ' '1Ek.4:g,AV l - X 1E,.....5 . 372 Sli il! S33 MR. WATRING, Coavh ia! This year we were fortunateiin having Mr. Denver Watring as Coach of li el basketball. Mr. Watring is a graduate of Davis-Elkins College where he spe- ,V cialized in coaching and received his athletic training under the famous Cam ilf Henderson. He also attended the Spears-Henderson school of Coaching last sum- RQ mer. He brought a new method of playing with which the boys were unfamiliar ?I A and he had a stupendous task confronting him at the beginning of the season. How- llf E cver, he has overcome this difficulty and has developed a team that Lost Creek is gp proud of. We have just cause to be optimistic about next year's team for Mr. ,IQ Watring has started a nucleus which we hope, will place Lost Creek among the x8 leaders of the Monongahela Valley Association. wp, ?Ii elf ' o 0 I , qw Senzor H :gh School Basketball Schedule ti Q, ,fl - ef if fi Lost Creek ................. ......,..... 9 Weston ..,................................. 40 Lost Creek .,........,................... 12 Bridgeport .............................. 20 V11 E ily Lost Creek .........,..........,......... 34 jane Lewl .... .....................,..... 2 7 xx Lost Creek ....................,.......,. 29 West Union ......,.... I ................. 19 i 1 Lost Creek ..,........................... 25 Lumberport .......................,.... 24 E L 2 Lost Creek . ...Si,........,.......i..... 1 . 27 West Milford ........,.,,.,.,.,....,... 12 S Va' Lost Creek ...,,....,...........,........ '32 Wyatt .................,.....,. p .........,o,, 24 ,Q Ni Lost Creek .i............................ 23 West Union ....,..... ................. 1 4 Lost creek ...,.............,..i......... 24 VVyatt ..............i.i.............,.,.,,.. az ' g Lost Creek ..,,.......................... 14 Roosevelt Wilson ..............,,.,,, 22 3 IQ Lost Creek ....,...,.......,...,......... 27 Jane Lew ....... -- .....,.........,........ 23 Z, Lost Creek ............................i. 14 sardis ..................,.,.i.......,.,,.,., 17 Lost Creek ..,,.......................... 18 Sardis .....,.................,....,.,....... 12 iff Lost Creek ..............,............... 11 West Milford ....i.............,......i 22 Lost Creek .,..................,......... 12 Roosevelt Wilson .,,,,,........,..,,, 16 tie Lost Creek ...,.,..,,..................,. 23 Lumberport ....,.........,,,.,,.,,,,,,. '18 gf 3 ,9 QT, Lost Creek .......,,,...........,....i... 17 Bridgeport ...,..,...,,....,..,.,,,...... so if ' 1 l ll 4 qu ,yrs fl. iq- ip uSg.faQe3?Qia12fL413fsQ:L1v-sfhsaefilm-,ta1fdezfffe:2si2?f3g2r2fQii?1ff+24?-Rf:ez an .' iniibi-' ' GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM C MEMORIES 45. T Q s F, A s s, We aa, 2' il W lil Review of Girls' Basketball Season t-'W I I fi l' ,i i '- ri .M 1233 li . if lg. i Qi . rt. 1 Althou h our victories for the vast season have not been numerous, we do not .224 .ul g . . 1 . . . 1 .4 'L feel that the Girls' Basketball Season has been a complete fallllfe, considering the fl, W 1 factl that our coach Miss Reitz had to build a team of practically all new material. Em All but one of the '28 varsity team graduated last year. Another thing must be Hi' 'S kept in mind also that the team was put up against three of the strongest in the state .Fe V-VVeston, Pennsboro, and Buckhannon, and the sad thing was that they were '52 lg scheduled to play these teams when two of our regular guards were off with the 1 measles. fn lf Beatrice Riley, center, was one of the best in this part of the state and good ,lf work of the team was largely due to her efforts. ,Liu Lorraine Ward, forward, will be greatly missed next year for she sure covered .Ja A ii the floor. i Nadine Hardman, forward, proved herself worthy of being on the team. and all by next year we feel that she will be the cause of many victories. W Rub Hickman, Guard. When the ball was an 'wa s near Rub we had no il. A y s , . i Y y ,yi need to fear for we knew she d get lt. ld 4. The same might be said of Edna Ford and Kathleen V an. Horne who played the other guards. Thev have iven man an on iosin f team a sur arise bv their 'IF t k . S Y ll A 1 . 5 L s rong wor . i C In praising the regular team we must not fail to ive credit to our faithful H substitutes. Elizabeth Hudkins, Dortha Arbogast, Callie Skinner, Mary Van Horn, 1 , and Elizabeth Adams. who were not afraid to fight for their team when they went m. i Since quite a few of the team remain next year, good results may be expected. 'gg The following is a record of games for th past season: i . if jan. 12-Here Lost Creek Buckhannon Q D . ' , an. 16-'I'here Lost Creek Pennslioro . -ll l jan. 19-'ll here Lost Creek West Union jan. 24-Here Lost Creek VVeston ....... Jan. 29-Here Lost Creek Pennsboro . gly l, Feb 2-Here Lost Creek West Union jill Feb 9-Here Lost Creek Nllyatt ......... Il x 0 Feb 12-Here Lost Creek Alumnae Feb 14-There Lost Creek Buckhannon it 15' Feb. 21'-There Lost Creek Weston ..... :ls Feb 23-T here Lost Creek Wyatt ...... fl is E5 J w M EA HIGH T OR JUNI R155 -, F . , IQ Junior High Basketball 1. ly -- T We r J. Although most of our Junior High boys were unexperienced they had a very . good team. Their good work is mostly due to Mr. T olley ,their coach, who de- ily ll serves a great deal of credit for coming over here every morning and coaching the 1 boys. Teaching beginners the art of playing basketball is no easy job. All The squad was composed of : ix .5 , gy Robert Lemon Center QCapta1nj Being a Lemon suff1c1ently characterires him a dependable and a hard fighter jack Loria Guard Quick apt and courageous Plays a hard game and 19 material for a good guard 1n the future Frank Wiant Forward Shows the effect of previous vears of training Never once lost his temper but played hard ball throughout the season Russel Goff Forward Inexperienced at the beginning hut by being a natural forward was a good player at the end of the season Claude Cochran Guard He scored his points bv breaking up many well aimed shots of the opponent Many others d1d faithful work for the team by coming out to practice and most of them played in some games They are Fred Currv Lawrence Beveridge Ldgar Ford fmanagerj Vlfgll Rlfley Kenneth Randolph Richard Lmgr Kenneth Murphv and others I ost Lost Lost Lost Lost ost Lost Lost Lost Lost ost Lost Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek Creek SEAQON b SCHEDULE North View Summit I ark North View Norwood Salem Summit Park Adamston Jane Lew Qalem Qardis Adamston Jane Lew . . I 1 . Ty . ' . . . ,lf 14 . ' ' - LQ - 9 ' A 1 ' 2 J 'C . - H K .L ,Y i . 1'1- - .............................. 7 .................,.......... 12 pq j .......... .....i,........i.,. . 14 ' ,,,, ,,,,,., ,....,, . . 27 gl 16 ' 6 H 10 4 C l L . .,..i.,....,.........,..,..... 18 ' ..e...u,.. .... .... . . . 28 6 13 1. 29 5,1 ' Lost Creek ..,,...,..,,..,...........,... 12 Norwood .,...,,...,c.,....,.....c....,.... 6 , .,..,..,.........,............ 15 ..i,,e,........ ....,.i,.. ,...... 1 3 :L ff L .....................1........ 27 ,..............,................ so g,, - .....,......,,....,.......,... 14 .,1.,.,....1....,........,.1,1.. 3 Elf' gli 2 2 F az- can bl we me we e0 01'vvs4ff 299' rv sf-' 41'-wc-F ir X ..4,' f k 'i 'f LE',, :stli' 4 n ly lql ,L f Ea 3v ls: -1 . - l 2 l Y is H ti l gilt ple ll il glli if li ll 1 l ll ?e A-.f ' A-Q ' 'rf' .T sl N li? a 1? Class Tournament N o sooner had the last whistle of the regular basketball season been blown than :i wave of interest arose over the class tournament soon to be. The interest increas- ed with the practice sessions for each class until it was at white heat on the eve of March 21 when the terrible babbling turned to a mighty battling for the champion- ship of the school. Places were drawn for the tournament, the Seniors playing the Freshmen and the Juniors playing the Sophomores. The results of the first night games wereas follows: Freshmen Boys ..,...,.....,..,.,.,,, Sophomore Boys ............ ..... Eighth Grade Boys ,.,,,,.. ..... Senior Girls ....,,,...,...,, ...,, Junior Girls .....,...,.,,.., ....,,,, Seventh Grade Girls .............. Senior Boys ............. Junior Boys ............. Seventh Grade Boys Freshmen Girls ......, Sophomore Girls ..... Eighth Grade Girls . The results of Saturday night games were as follows: Junior Boys ............................ 22 Senior Boys ........ Sophomore Boys ...........,,.,..... 14 Freshmen Boys ..... Senior Girls ............................ 21 Junior Girls ........... Sophomore Girls ,.,,.,.............. 12 Freshmen Girls ....... The Sophomores by winning three games won the tournament. 'lhe award ing of prizes was a great attraction the second night. Prizes were won by the fol- lowing: Longest Shot-Boy ....... Longest Shot-Girl ....... Best Center-Boy ...... Best Center-Girl ...... Best Forward-Boy ...., Best Forward-Girl ....... .,... Best Guard-Boy ...... Best Guard-Girl .......... Best Foul Shot--Boy ...... Best Foul Shot-Girl ........... Boy, Making Most Points ............ Girl, Making Most Points .................. Boy, Most Valuable to the Team ....... Girl, Most Valuable to the Team .......r Boy, Girl, Showing Best Sportsmanship ......... Showing Best Sportsmanship ..,.... ...., ......Lane Daugherty ....,.........Rosa Taylor ......Lane Daugherty ........,.Rosa Taylor ........James Lemon .........Lorrane Warcl ..,.............Allman Thrash Callie Mae Skinner .......Robert Holbert ...L.........Susie Neville .......lsaac Maxwell ..,....Lorraine Ward ..,...Lane Daugherty ........Ruby Hickman ...,....Allman Thrash .,Elizabeth Hudkins Best Sportsmanship-Team ..........,,..,.,.., ....... F reshmen Girls Best Teamwork ..................... .,...., ......,....,,. S o phomore Boys Largest Player ................. ........ E dward Van Horn Smallest Player ............. ..,,............ H azel Linger Best Cheering Section ...... ..,,,.,,.,, I' Iighth Grade Best Cheer Leader ......................,...,,,....... ..,..... M erta Stout Best Uniform Team A.......,.........,.,..,..,.,,.,.... ..,..,,.. 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Wil, Calendar ! ,1 'tn Y S5 g.A-- -I v,p September MW! 1 rf' ,Ig 10-- Good-bye Vacation. School opens. fgl ' 11-On account of the green timbers standing around, we won't need any fire extinguish- -ll 'f ers. Sq' iii' 12- Wlhere'suthis room and where's that room? Everyone is busy trying to find his 2 if-Q, rig t sta . ' f v Q 13--All the Freshmen.are trying to make a hit with the teachers. The Seniors have lg already hit and hit hard. ' 'f 14--School is really getting started now. The new Commercial Course is being taken f E up by many. Q i Q ilj 17-Everyone IS trying to find out who everyone else ls. ' ls, Z 18-Beulah received a piercing look from ourg new Johnstown Sheik, Sam Davis. Did we it have any affect on the heart? Just watch her while she is in his sight. 19-The first Information asked for by Mr. Watring, in Geometry class. if ' Mr. Watring- What is a circle, Jim? V' ' Jim- A Square without any corners. 64. if 20-Several Pink Slips issued on this date, it was such a fine day fto Skip J. ,522 21-Some are really counting the weeks until school closes. It won't make them any . yQ f shorter thoug . 3, 7,2 24-Mr. Lloyd Swisher limed the Wall in front of his lawn. Ask the boys why. 1 ' . - r e .- . lf' 25 Cha l s D Dad what is a Board of Education? Lx Q Mr. Douglas- Why, Son, when I went to school it was a Pine Shingle. 26-Mr. Watring had to make a good lecture to his Algebra class today. We wonder 5 how long it will last. ' 1 L 27-Advice to all Gum-Chewers. Put your gum on your seat before going to class. I C 28-Too hot to do anything. Why doesn't the Board of Education install Electric Fans? 1 H I IV 4 v October ,ar 1-Mr. Tolley looks sleepy. We wonder? HU 2-More bawlin outs and it hasn't been very long since school started either. '51 9, 3-Lucy and Frank keeping the road hot from the Brick Church to the Railroad cross- .Ag l ' ing. It is true about the modern day lovers courting in the Ford while those of at I l yesterday used the Parlor. 5 I ,al 4-Howard- When I was young the Dr. said if I didn't stop smoking, I would be- 71 . 1 come feeble-minded. 9, IQ Harold-- Well, why didn't you stop? ,lx 5-The Seniors organize the Year Book Staff. The project looks very promising. ly! 8-We had a fire drill today and some of the Teachers took a terrible risk. They didn't if ll I I f: 'E even leave their rooms. ' .. 9-Mothers report they are doing all of the work now. They did most of it beforehand. 10--The Seniors entertain in Chapel. The class poem calls for a very bright future. HI , ' 11-Latin II test. Ouch! Hope the others were easier. iw. 12-Miss Reitz says she has learned many new facts about Latin since grading the ,TI R .1 test papers. g ,X 15-Tri-Semester Tests over. Everybody glad or sad. W, LT, 16-We have learned that you can rent gowns We wonder if we can rent good ig 4 grades. 'X 17-Juniors entertain in Chapel. We hope prophesy comes true. Q 1? 18-Someone said that Miss Reitz lacked seven cents having enough car fare. This must V 9 have been true for she hiked the Physical Ed. class to Freeport. f fl 19--Mr. Miller has been running a secret taxi, but it has been noticed that it leaves f wt. for Clarksburg about 3:45 P. M. -lm 22-Blue Monday for the Seniors. Mrs. Stout thought so in English IV anyway. BL, fs . ol Us il p. . ,Y gg g fi ki .W ,Ur M rf. ui Us '- fu. Ei X l ?I, ge iii it 'll I l?Qi-5,-'W vggnah. 35' A g,Y-,Wggu E ,mg 1,41 9. 'L 23-Tolley in a rush. Cuts the American History Conferences short. 24-Sophomores entertain in Chapel. Rezin finally got excused to get pumpkins for Seniors to bake pies. 25-Seniors have a I-Iallowe'en party at Mr. Skinner's. A good time! 26-liefleitolra out. Good work, Juniors. Oh, my grades! When they were received t is . . . 29-Miss Reitz appears in school with her hair bobbed. She reports that some don't like it. We wonder? 30-A fine time was reported to have been had at McWhorter by Edward Post, Fred- erick Sands, Paul Smith, and a few others. 31-Hallowe'en and lots of lessons assigned too. Wow!! Freshmen give Chapel Pro- gram. November l 1-No lessons, but no more than can be expected. Big election held in school. Even had a political fight in the Senior room over writing Hoover and Smith on the Blackboard Smith wins the school election by two votes Dont you want to buy a Lyceum ticket? If you do buy one from me The classes are contesting for a prize of five dollars First holiday Election held Hoover wins by large majority The Seventh and Eighth grades entertain in Chapel Manning Kennedy as Luke Warm Water won ln the Harmonica Contest The first Lyceum number The Phllllplno Quartet Eighth grade announced as winner in ticket contest What will they do with the S5 00 Wheel A holiday Celebrating Armistice We can tell by the smile that Tolley wears, that he s not in the best of humor The Seniors go around sportmg their new class rings Wonder how long they ll wear them themselves'7 You know it is not the custom 15-Teachers go to S E A institute at Wheeling More holidays 16-Teachers stlll at Wheeling Harold McWhorter says that he doesn t belleve that he can ever get used to five days of school a week again We wonder Junlors and Seniors receive their pictures for the Year Book Some pleased and some displeased What more could be expectedq Juniors entertaln in Chapel Sam how do you like to sell tickets? Dean R zm is your Geometry teacher hard Rezin Mr Bond'7 I say he is He takes off five points if you get a decimal points upside down Mr Skinner Do you know Bill Kemper? Clayton Yeh he sleeps next to me in Chemistry cl 26-First ' Pep meeting held Several peppy' talks were given Some of the teachers said that they thought school should be dismissed until the Seniors gave their play We wouldnt mind Grades have Thanksglvmg entertainment Many of the parents attended The Thanksgiving and another holiday We have something to be thankful for Friday Also a holiday We really enJoy them Too bad they can t be every day December We have a new law that no books are to be gotten between classes from the Lock ers To remedy the difficulty of carrying them in thelr arms several of the stu dents got large sacks, baskets, etc to carry them m Mr Miller to his Chemlstry class, after asking them to be quiet related the next question Now all of you take a shot at that one Did they Ask them 5- Onward, Onward, oh time in thy flight make the bell ring before I recite, IS th students prayer today f MEMORIES . in flia ne, ll'-E Q21 up qs I' l PA M? l I 'gb Ee - if 2- . . . ' Cl: E BJ I ' ' '. . , ll! l'.i 8'- 1 ' 5 ' ,ly 91 . . . . ' . . xx 1 12- . ' . ' ' ' . , i ' 13- ' ' ' . ' L 1 14- ' ' ' ' . ' C l . ' ' . H ' 1 u ul. . . u . n jI'v 19- , , . Ni' . . . ' . . ' W L91 20- g . f ' ' Q 1 i 21- . . . . U , . . .,, . .2 22- .jef U .I - . . . . 5 Wi ' ' -4. 23- . ' - ' . ' , - , ' ' ass. - - 4 ry ' . u 1 - . ? V4 27- ' g . , i . . . Qi 2215 28- ' . ' . fl lu' Sophomores gave a program in Chapel also. X5 . . . . vp Ffh 22 . . ' . ' 'V Q' y 1 1 . . , . 1' 6' ph f fl , 3- . , , , . - lx g' . I - t 4- I H. -is . . . . . 5 if 4, I . . . . ' . ,, l. e m . g 4? ...i ..s , L if-I-rms vs vs an is-.xcewjliijolfdvfff aff 1-U V1 H+ cs- ii. 'nfl'L?Q4Z ..-a+ f5Sf 'f IZIEMQRIES :i w 32. -We hear that many blackmarks have been granted as a result of carrying the baskets, sacks, etc. Just too bad. -Hello, Albert, we'rc glad to see you back in school again. Better be more careful next time. -Lane Daugherty got a new pair of shoes. -Mr. Watring took the Basketball boys to Elkins. They report a fine time. -High School students drew names for Christmas. Wanna trade? -Seniors give their play Billy with the greatest of success. Mr. Watring ate his fruit salad with a butter paddle at the Senior party following the play. -George Waggoner paid 25c for Emma Posts name. We wonder what that means. -Mr. Miller- What is Electrolysis? Callie Mae, not knowing question- A and B. -The Eighth grade girls fail to have a success after the third attempt at making Corn Muffins, but they are wiser now, for they cannot substitute flour for Baking Powder. -Dramatic Club enjoys a fine party at the home of Mr. Skinner, their advisor. -Mr. Tolley was in extra good humor today. He said that absolutely no books were to be taken home and he didn't even want us to turn our minds towards them. He must have remembered when he went to school. , -Fine Chapel program by Dramatic Club. Many presents distributed. Ask Bill what he did with his Monkey. But best of all Christmas holidays were announced. -Basketball boys play the Alumni. Score 18-25 in favor of the Alumni. -Mrs. Stout entertains Senior Class in honor of Mr. Stout, our former teacher and Advisor. -Everyone preparing for a big Christmas dinner. -Christmas and everyone home or elsewhere having a fine time. January -Back to school again after a fine holiday season. The State school Inspector was here too. Rather a bad time to come. Nearly everything was study halls, especial- ly in Miss Reitz's classes. -Many New Year resolutions have been broken already by some of the boys that resolved not to smoke any more. -Paul Smith while teasing Charlotte Cooper, received a left to the center ofthe nose and it resulted in blood-shed. -Ike Wiant and Bill Swisher are having quite a race for Alma Ford. Who's the -1 judge . -Say, Arlice, what did Happy get you for Christmas? We haven't heard and in fact we almost believe you two must have fallen out for we never hear you speak of him anymore. -Nothing of importance happened today. -Robert McWhorter went to see Frieda Sands. While visiting her it began to rain very' hard. Mr. Sands said that it was bad out that he couldn't possible go home. After. a short time they noticed Bob was gone. After a few minutes he came in r1ng1n wet, and Mr. Sands asked where he had been. He replied, I had to go home to get my night gown. , -Roy Ullum was found writing a letter to graveyard in study hall. It seems as though some of the Freshmen are jealous. -Richard Linger seems to be visiting County Line quite often lately. Has: he been trailed to any certain house? -Thurman Riley came into typing class with a pink slip. He said that he didn't mind that for it was the only one he .had gotten. Paul Smith said that was something he had never gotten and d1dn't expect to get. Mr. Skinner said you will be pretty soon, for all the white ones will be gone. -Everyone is glad to hear that we will get out at three o'clock until after Basket- ball season closes. -Semester Exams for some, while quite a few of us are enjoying our dear old holi- days again. -Semester Exams again today. Mr. Miller applied the Economics Basic Law of business when he gave his Biology class one question which covered everything 1. li, Ill 42 lui! ti qi i l l' 4 .iy f Im if ,315 Z1 3 5. fe il L c H ,Pl , ' . 6 I gl qv 5 lx F. 7. bf LV ttf ll- .: 5 sl 3. .if sv? gif F S v , . -.1 . v , . . -5925 -E232-142'2,.-aiiagki ,gm . ,se - gg,':2Lv5,.i'.':.-.::fli':f, .. -7-72.--m-.s MEMORIES s..x-.,-..,., -..,.W V Jw in they had had about plants and animals this year. Wonder what next semester Q xj will terminate in? lbw 21- Teeny Hazelden sat down on a pin. When asked what was wrong she said she li' got hurt. L 2 22--Lucy Hall didn't seem to like it very well when Beulah spoke to Burgett. She A L turned around and said: Burgett, Beulah always makes it her business to speak if to you, doesn't she? ' ' 23--The Seniors entertain in Chapel with a new feature program. An old Maids Shakespearian Club was rendered with Radio broadcasting from Station TNT. L' Lost Creek High School Building. Our old friend Bob Martin was up today. 24-We hear that one of the typewriters sprouted a tail today. It sure was a queer 'li thing to happen. 25-Mr. Miller- Has the absolute zero been found yet? 3 Dean- Yeh, on my report card. 26-L. C. H. S. took sweet revenge on West Milford, their old rivals, by defeating them 27-12. West Milford says that our lucky number is 13 for this was the thirteenth ' game played and the first won. The boys made the baskets and we made the if noise. . 28-Hurrah!! We are celebrating our big victory over West Milford by having a peppy pep meeting and enjoying a fine holiday the rest of the day. Mr. Watrmg . is proud of his boys and says that Dean Moffett is the best manager he has ever seen. The school proud of them all. 4 29-Boys win over Wyatt 32-26. Claude played a fine game. He didn't have to sit on 5? the side lines. The girls were defeated again-by Pennsboro 50-10. 30-Elizabeth and Frieda are still twins. Wherever you see Millie you see Tillie Q and wherever you see Tillie you see Millie. 1 f 31-Miss Reitz started the Latin II class in on a course in Ancient History today. br Poor Kids! February , ' 1-The boys and girls won a double header from West Union. The girls score being N L 25-24 and the boys being 29-18. Miss Reitz treats the girls. C 4-Seniors making an attempt to round up class history. The Sophomore year seems H to be a wild one. , 5-The Sociology class is sporting their new book around today. Wonder if they really K Y enjoy it? The Seniors welcome their new class mate, Chester Jake Chevront, I of West Milford. 6-The Seniors are selling quite a lot of Candy today. When Basketball is over we Q hope to sell lots more. Dramatic Club gave Making Daddy Behave. Quite a 'N n i i fp success for the first attempt. Q 7-We hear that Windy Boyles asked of Miss Shirley Cole of Homeland: May I see ' G you home tonite? Let's give fifteen Rah's for Windy. 5 8-They say these are the sentiments of the Latin I class- I All the people are dead that wrote it I All the people are dead who spoke it Q All the people die who learn it L Blessed death, they surely earn it, V But our Latin class seems to despair it. 11-Edith Means makes an announcement: There will be no more notes written in study hall. Were there? 'Z ? Q 12-Lincoln's birthday, but no holiday. The Seniors and Sophomores had a collision. It took us about ten minutes to get by each other. 'J 13-The Latin II class is through with their Ancient History Course, and is starting , , back to the translation of Caesar. 14-The Girls play Buckhannon and lose 28-15. You always miss a good laugh when you miss Sociology class. Don't you Seniors? 15--The Seniors take part of the afternoon off to take pictures for the Year Book. Maybe you think they didn't get some good ones. . 18-Mr. Bond reports twenty cases of Measles and several cases of flu, Among those absent are several from the Basketball squads. .tl -r 19-Seniors choose their invitations for Commencement. Say, Kids are we going to sl? standardize the rings and invitations? 'Q il . M ?f 1 44.4, A - 20 Why did Virgil Riley wear Dee Moores coat this afternoon? Ask the Eighth grade history class 21 We haven't grown up so much that we can't throw snow balls or receive them 22-Washington s Birthday Say boys you did fine last mte when vou beat Sardis Now come on keep your pep and beat West Mllford again 25-Sure are some bunch of Semors They broke the camera while taking snaps or at least none of the pictures could be finish Hello Isaac Glad to see you back 26-Too bad boys that you couldn't win from West Milford Score 22 11 Well meet them again next year M s Stout Are there any more who wish to give book reports Howard Post- I would like to report on Les Miserables Mrs Stout Allrlght, go ahead on A day full of tests and tests too, Ill tell you' All getting set for the tournament tomorrow March Yeh Boys you re doing fine' Youve won from Wallace and Cairo Now lets win from Victory and go to the State tournament We lost to Victory, but John Daugherty received the honor of bemg second best center, and the boys won the trophy for the best sportsmanship School spends most of the day listening to the Hoover Inaugural program Thanks to Mr Miller for his Radio 5-Upon comlng into Sociology class we were talking about some questions that Mr Tolley gave us to wrlte out Some were saying they got them others that they didnt All at once Bill spoke up and said Mr Copy I got mme Mr Tolley replied A guilty conscience needs no accuser Semors take more pictures We hope they are better Some of the boys got a thrill when what we take to be an unsuccessful agent, turned on them when he came in contact with a snow ball, and rephed that he dared any three to throw at hlm while he was looking It was Dean who calmed him as he went down to the Gym Maybe he didn t get any snow balls of course they were all thrown at Dean Whooplel That wind and the Dramatic club play coming off tonite too Come on Junior High show your colors tomorrow Making Daddy Behave well done again W -Well Junior High boys we are behind you yet even if you did lose to Elkins the ,, ' 1 first day of the tournament. Keep up your spirit and youll win next year. , V -The preliminary 'try-out for the Literary contest all afternoon in Chapel. M '. , Bond says a treat for we got out of all classes but we say-something else. Jane I 1 Lew Weston and Lost Creek Literary contest tonite. - 'I V. -Pauline Smith teaches the Seventh grade English for Mr. Skinner. Were they 5 X good? Ask her and see. X -We are glad to hear that Roberta, Emmaleen Callie Mae and Burgett won in the Literary contest Weston wins contest with 120 points, Jane Lew second 100 i 4 5 points Lost Creek third with S0 points. The Seniors are working hard on g e g Year Book. It is really too pretty a day to work. Let's all turn Romantlclsts ' a d escape -Try.. -Howard wrote some blank verse today. Have you all heard it? You would E 1 really be surprised. -Mr. Tolley giving a lecture on inferior and superior complex. U K -Seniors still busy trying to get the year book material in. , L y ' . -Mr. Tolley- Which is the worst, the idiot, imbecile or moron? ' .Q Bill- The moron. by 1, All- Bill, we thought you were mentally developed farther than that. 1 lg Mr. Tolley- Now, who'll defend the idiot? rl ' K 'O f 20-Seniors have some time entering gym for practice for the tournament. Bill lost J ki! one shoe in the escapade. 'r 1 21-The first night of the tournament. The Senior girls win-the boys loose-too bad. ,Qi W l 22-Tag day. Everyonefighting. ,3 fgli 23-The Sophomore boys proved to the champs while the Senior girls were the win- gf 2 ners. 'L 25-Everyone excited. There seems to be several state exams passing from room to I Q room. Calendar closes-Memories goes today. .. wg f 4' .I I al 5 i :L ff ,awe we 'A Y Y A... -. Q W 77 -57. -1 C- exft' '45 25 02.-ni' ,,.J-2' g o H-r g MEMORIES ,fg m-ara Qg.f,,gig.3SQ5,3,'1 if 195 ref. - . . . . . ' . , QI ' ' . f fi at ,. 1 T , 'ltfi 5 . , . . . . . 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Jack W.- I am not much of an historian, but I think it was in 1492 that Napoleon Ile crossed the Rockies in a canoe. .- X- . ' On a dark and Willys Knight a Pathfinder set out to locate Chevrolet: On IE his trip he was forced to Ford the Hudson and Dodge Overland in his rush to 'Q make a Paige in history. With a load of Saxon he was truck by a UPIGFCG Arrow and knocked Cole. , 3 Mr. Bond- Do you like going to school? if Emma- Oh, yes, sir. I like going well enough, and coming back, too. But what Q I hate is staying cooped up there between times. Lorraine H.- Pa, won't you please buy me a mic-robe to help me with my arithmetic. SQ Mr. Hall- What good will a microbe do you? I Lorraine- I just read in this paper that they multiply rapidly. T L . - .... N Miss Maxwell read a story about a man who swam a river three times before El breakfast. One youngster giggled. What makes you laugh, Robert D.? she asked. You do not doubt that a trained swimmer could do that, do you? - ul f No, ma'm but why didn't he make it four and get back to the side where his clothes were? -1liX i..... Y Bystander- Did you get the number of the car that knocked you down, Madam? Ig. Victim-- No, but the lady that was driving wore a three-piece tweed suit, lined ' with bias Canton crepe, and she had on a periwinkle hat, trimmed with artificial flow- 1 Q ers. 5 i.....X..l- 9' Miss Swisher inspecting the latest art exhibit with critical care. That the ugliest za - . portrait I've ever seen, she cried angrily as she strived for a better view. 1 Mr. Bushe- Come away, you are only looking at yourself in the mirror. - .-i yn, Paul West- Can I kiss you? . QQ l Callie S.- I don't know. Most fellows have been able to. Qi Rob H.- I have a head especially adapted for Geometry. Mr. Watring- Yep, Plane and Solid. bl-All- I X, Edward- Let's go hunt rabbits. 'rv Harold- I ain't lost no rabbits. .i...X.l. g, Bill stayed out thirty minutes longer at the lunch hour. When he returned the A4 ' A boss, asked him where he had been. Why, I went to a barber shop and had my hair cut.' What? Do you mean to say that you had your hair cut. on the company's time? Bill- Why not? It grew on the company's ti-me, didn't it? iff ' Miss Reitz- The boy that is chewing gum must leave the class immediately. ,N Bill K.- Honest, Miss Reitz, I am not chewing gum, I am trying to swallow the line you are throwing. 'I at z 4 , w s i fi S S 5 il, hi 4 I I IES.. Edward fln historyj- Mr, Tolley how did Martin Luther meet his death? Mr. Tolley- He was excommunicated by a bull. . B-.lxiiii pare the human body to it. -. x-........1.1 I Mr. Bond- Why don't you attend church? Mr. Skinner- Well the first time I went to church they poured water in my faceg V the second time they tied me to a woman and naturally now I stay away. - Mr. Bond- The next time you go they will throw dirt on you. lx , il-xi Q Mr. Van Horn- The next time that young fool comes around here, I'll sit on him. gl Kathleen- Oh, papa, leave that to me. x Frederick Sands- What would you do if a girl kissed you? , Thurman Riley- Kiss her back wouldn't you? . vll Frederick- No, I'd kiss her face. , -X- want social reform! I want money reform! I want- H Choloroform! shouted Bill K. who had gone to sleep. ----X.-it Mr. Tolley-'This is the third time you have looked on Howard s paper. I Marvin Means- Yes, sir, he doesnt write very plainly. ' - In the seventh grade Mr. Skinner was telling about the Indians and asked the c i - dren what the leaders of the tribes were called. 'A Ted.- Chiefs. ' Mr. Skinner- Yes. Now can any of you tell me what the women were called? Ted shouted- Mischief Mr Miller H w long can a pei son live wlthout brains? Robert Davlsson I dont know how old are you? Callie Mae I wish fate had made me a boy Edward He did I m him Bob D at lunch time entered a grocery store and said to the clerk Take this order Ten pounds sugar at 7 cents 11 pounds of coffee at 45 cents 8 pounds of tea at 50 cents Add that? up How much is it? Clerk S9 65 Bob D A e you sure? Clerk Of course I m sure Bob D Thank you that s my arithmetic lesson for tomorrow Albert Stonestreet You sure have one big mouth Burget Allman Say man that am t no key hole in the front of your face Miss Reltz examining Dorothy s French said What is the future of I love?' I divorce was her answer promptly Are you an early riser, Dean? Am I? I m sich an early riser, sor that I'm afeard some time Ill ketch meself getting up when Im going to bed' Mr Bonds idea of a good student is one that plCkS the paper off the floor Russel Goff What good is percentage? Lois Jett fln Mr Tolley s classj What is beheaded? Mr Tolley Having your head cut off Lois I uppose defeat means having your feet cut off S me One Asked Why is Willa Curry so poet1c ' M Skinner Y u mean like Tennysons brook, Goes on forever' ' Mr. Miller- In what respect am I like that engine chugging out there? Com- Clayton- Well, it takes fuel to run both, and you both shoot off a lot of hot air. Mr. Tolley- I want dress reform! I want tax reform! I want trust reform! I GT F I 7 77 F Q I4 7 7 A I x 5 h 1 , A is ll 77 H 77 rg H 77 S-I ' 1 --x- . ,, . . . . - o ' . E 1 ' -u 1 1 an H I 'ibi- 1 ' lu ' ' u - 2 u ' 1 ' H , I I ' '4 T , . xi, . X . in . 9 : 3 . I g 9 ' J 77 . . f 6 J ' r . W 2 LH 7 . 77 U 7 ' ' H Q .- , . IQ J xg 77 It Tu - 1 ' ' U Q 7 7 ' 5. . . . . T ' '-xii -H . , u ' n ' , . Q -X- XI KK ' 77 1 1,1 ,, , . . . , l ' .- v ' n , ----x-T. ,I I , . . . l Q -X- ll ' 77 It . . - - . . s Miss Reltz- Well Russel, don't you want to learn how to figure batting averages? --X-Tl A ' . 7 J ' 77 64 ' -u - 77 . 'F' ' Zu S ' ' H RS - -X- O J . . . 2 rt ' Tu 0 ' 4 I y ii 2 la 5 , D .- Q 1 I 2 -.rx ws as use wx uw QXQEQIW 445 sworn' we 4'-v 5. Us fl. S 1. 31 gs YI ki ip it I I. Ss F 54 5 . ' 5 A nl u lp . ,?ss 1a-:fits- 'v f sv s MEMORIE --w a r s-ff -wiglsq-3 .55 Burgett was puzzled over the girl problem and discussed the matter with his pal. I've walked to school with her three times, carried her books and bought ice cream. Now, Joe, do you think I ought to kiss her? Albert- Naw, you have done enough for that girl already. --X..1 --1 Miss Maxwell- Why don't you answer me? Louise-- I did, I shook my head. Miss Maxwell- But you don't expect me to hear it rattle away up here do you? ..11 1X, i1 Leighton H.- Why didn't you answer that letter I sent you in vacation? Louise- I didn't get it. Leighton- You didn't get it? Louise- No, and besides I didn't like some of the things you said. ..1-it-Jil-,l Mr. Bond, rushing into the newspaper office- See here, you've published an an- nouncement of my death by mistake. That's got to be fixed up somehow! Editor- Well, we never contradict anything we have published, but I'1l tell you what I'll do. I'll put you in the births column tomorrow and give you a fresh start. ..i.-1X.., -1 Mr. Tolley- There wasn't a very big account of Callie's wedding in the paper this morning. Mr. Skinner-- No, the big account was sent to me. 1.1,.1xi.. 1 I sent some jokes to the staff and they were sent back to me as no goody I put them in the fire and they just roared. 1.--1-1-i-x1-.. - Ruby Hickman- Thank you for the hug. Charles Douglas- The same to you' the pressure was all mine' Mr. Miller- What's the formula for water? Howard- H-i-j-k-l-m-n-o. ' Mr Miller Where d ja get that Howard You said last week it was H to 0 Mr Tolley The next person who interrupts me will be dismissed from class The Class Hurray' Boss You arent one of them boys that drops their tools and scoot as soon as knock off blows, are you? Harold Boyles Not me Why I often have to wait five minutes after I put tools away before the whistle goes Mary Davlsson What is the matter with the coffee? It looks like mud? Jack Lorla Yes it was ground this morm g Mr Miller What IS your Job around h Boy Train caller Mr Miller Well call me one I m in a hu y Some guys are so lazy that they ll throw a kiss at their best girl One time when Dean went to call on Jake and after all their business had been discussed Dean informed Jake that he had a. present for him He reached his hand into his pocket but after a long search he became pale and a sickly look overspread his ace Jake 'Did you lose it or was it stolen? 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VA. 4 lhyll Z Z 4 4 4 f?, 4 4 Z I 5 fr 4 4 5 5 FQ 5 5 '13 Z Z 1. 4 1 rg 4 4 If . 4 I 1 4 K 4 4 4 1,114 4 4 gf .1 5 Photographers for Q nr' 1 1 . 4 5 1929 Memones 5 ' 4 Z ug Makers of Portralts 5 Z I 4 4 RIF 5 g i 5 5 +44 4 lg k'XN'X'X'XNk'XN'XN' 'X'X'X'X'X'xN'XN N' YXNYYX' 'X'X 'X'X'X'X' N'X'XN'X'YX'X'X'X'X'X'X exbx-X-N7 Yli he 4 so ,iwgrazexrfnsa ws, df C GI II I Q. 5 MEMORIES - A at I QQSQASMAQKQSQWSQSXQSSSSSQSQQQSSQQSSQASQ Ie I m H: :rs ra ra 3 :R 2 me :U ce Ie I E rn o G5 Cb : Cb W a T lm Q 1 2. S Q W Cb ff'5969S99996696 Q ra IP FU rr: U2 IP I2 fn E In U ca Z r' P4 was 2 I G Z 2 G un P1 FU 4 P1 CU P1 cn 'i sssass Lost Creek Sutton Gassaway -1'::E'35i5Zif?-152323 F I fl? l Q FI 'H rg, IF lv' I . gg uf l 1 I I I JI, Oi h I ll --6 . ii F4 I A 22 Q ffi'SxEi+Zi.rlfSf.-.zr 9 IJ. 1 IE, ' v A I. I L I I 3, 52 , I ' , I' i lr. 12 E6 ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER Q in l r M A if .1 fl FOR EVERY NEED IN HOME 4, gl I .' I rg AND INDUSTRY Q I' ' 7 A 4- S2 - - Tj, S - M L I ,I vi Y .K 41 MONONGAHELA WEST PENN PUBLIC SERVICE C0. gf '5- If A 25 I ,,,,- - 'Eb ! H Z? sf I-I 5, 3 W. L. DAWSON SE A - If -R Rs' I . I 51, , General Merchandlse , 'll' 5, I SQ 2 LOST CREEK, w. VA. 'l.- I . . v . 3 Courtesy Servlce Quallty Q QI ,Ig It iOV,YLd,,AA,h W- S - LW... , ,EW,,, Ll.. A Aff A 5 TIERNEY'S DRUG STORE I Y lg! 2 Carries always an up-to-date line of '05 A FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE MERCHANDISE EQ QL al We are Headquarters for Il? NICE STATIONERY, CANDY, FOUNTAIN PENS, INKS, ETC. 3 I In ICE CREAM AND SODA WATER SERVICE UNSURPASSED s, S, :L Our FrIendShIp for Lost Creek Hrgh School Q .4 Ilg 0 Has Been Demonstrated gl' 8 ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE gg Hi 2 Lost Creek Weston Glenville w if If 9 wswwswwwswwswswwsssseeswswwwws A. lfgi gif QQ I ...L Kd. S M mf ,,. - MEMORIES , - I S. 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Q! 55999959S9999999999555 99999999'594b'v9999'i9fr9f??19999459999994'19'51K lg I A 0 6 I , HI A' ' ', LOST CREEK LUMBER AND fg I5 , I gg CONCRETE CO. gs HQ V' sg xt ,pf Y ,K 0 0 1 YI il Lumber and Buzldmg Supplles it T11 WA ft . Q 'll 0 'F .5 ,I Lost Creek, W. Va. 25 ILA Q2 12 A Zi- '53 1 LA SPEED POWER 22 if I 3. The New 3. ,Q L Qt 12 ul' ! .4 54 5: it F 0 fd 3 52 23 1- .5 A ,A V, 4 92 WADE AUTOMOBILE CO., INC. .5 A. , ' Clarksburg, w. Va. Qt Re. 3 FLEXIBILITY CONTROL IN TRAFFIC 21 5 5 2 A W T 22 O. T. DAVIS N. J. HAYMAN Q1 V A fi We fi . W x ' ' Ig-' 22 DA VIS UNDERTAKING fa , I 0 6 If I g PA RLORS I V' 2' g I We rl- ,A i X 22 CLARKSBURG, w. VA. PHONE 196 elif II 12 if W. 3 Q ' 4 ?' W E5 . E3 9 We :Q J. WHITES GARAGE 'I CENERAI. REPAIR if A I We if Dealer in Hudson and Essex fb A , . , NA 1- .Q E: jy ISS I.OsT CREEK, w. VA. V , , fs My999941fr99965999fvfrf59fi4?99ff9ffb99?v'?9f?9'ff19Si9fv9fr99f?f?9Srfb!r99fiff'5'32 Vt.. 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DOUGLASS 95'f'v'f55fv99X95'v'r'ffbf5'J5'59'r5 Q X599 Ticket Office and Waiting Room 353 West Main Street Phone 902 CLARKSBURG W VA Modern Facilities High Class Merchandise 99995696599 999645 Best Powlble Service Reasonable Prices LOST CREEK GARAGE Nash and Chevrolet E I Post Owner I OST CREEK WEST VIRGINIA 9999996695999'sS99969999'p'5SS Compliments of W G Merrells Who Wishes to Thank the Students of Lost Creek High School for Their Patronage FERGUSON MERRELLS CORPORATION Clarksburg W Va The Association of Jewelers Engravers and Stationers to Schools and Colleges 9' 996999 f969456'59Y1699969969r5635v X v f'9'S9 K, SQSSQSQQSSSS . :- Confectionery 22 It A -- 3. ,Q BOX 57 LOST CREEK, W. VA. is ROMIN E FUNERAL PARLORS, INC. ss J. RANSEL ROMINE, Managing Director ft K ps. W at 221 135' it we 2 it it Q, fit fl 5 5 f 4 i. ' s I' MEMBER 2-1 24 sf 2 2 ff 5 2 it ii 2 at i 6 VE c ' ' 3 2. 1 . . . g L T O I L T. T 76 l Y ' ' if I: J' . H- E: 59, I xq! iii Q2 me 8 as 1 I . 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Ask them why it is the Best Place to sf ii O 5 I l N B 3 secure a College Education if For Catalog and Other Information. Write ff A . ' . S. Orestes Bond, President gg ,, - Q gk . V, if Q2 gf G0 to School This Summer , A wx A 'till If you are in Grade School-stick to it! If you'are in High School- N Q take the full four years' course, and WORK while you're there. You Q gg! , will never fully appreciate this until about ten years from now. Short S2 , 3 cuts make flunkers. Business Men Want Real People and Have No Use for Dubs 6 li' 0 9 'rl is 0 -' we iii 22 WEST VIRGINIA BUSINESS COLLEGE Hi if T. B. Cain, President Clarksburg, W. Va. 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