Man High School - Echo Hillbilly Yearbook (Man, WV)
- Class of 1953
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A g e Q f to Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, Footprints that perhaps another, Sailing o'er life's solemn main, A forlorn and shipwrecked brother, Seeingg shall take heart again. -A lo at Q Let us then, be up and doing cu llfl With a heart for any fate, .AJ f . ' tier Life is reall Life is earn tl ' 2 9 Leckca fion 'if' if .-st As means of showing our appreciation for their help and guidance in this our senior year at Man High School, we dedicate this annual to the deans, Miss Laura Hinchnnan and Mr. R.E . L. Hart. 3 f7Ae 1953 MWLOOL Editor .... . . Pat McLain Assistant Editor . Make-up Editor. . . . . . Roy Watson . Leandra Dubanowich Business Manager . . . Imogene LaFon Advertising Manager . . . Connie Baldwin Circulation Manager . . . Gene Myers Weof the i953 Hillbillywish to ex- tend our thanks to the seniors who con- tributed their time and effort toward gathering ads. With special thanks to Mrs. Dorothy Bailey for her supervision of the ad section. Music Editor Sports Editor Artist . . SW! a Photographer. . Sponser . Frances Browning . Benny Queen . Bill Mathena . Franklin Brewer . . Louis Trough Y fi AXB . x x at ,N ix X X 1, f' Xl' I X ur rincilaa A Iwish to take this opportunity to express my sin- cere appreciation for the splendid co-operation re- ceived from both faculty and student body of Man High School during the past school term. Only through such a spirit can we expect to meet the educational needs of our youth of today. Training for citizenship in a democracy demands the best from all of us and we must fully charge our responsibilities if we are to preserve those things which are so dear to us - liberty and freedom. You, the members of the Senior Class, are to be congratulated on completing another milestone in your educational experiences and we joinwith your parents and friends in wishing you successin your new adven- tures. We hope your graduation will not terminate our service to you. Through the efforts of everyone working together toward a goal in the education of our boys and girls, we will achieve those things that so rightly belong to us. 5 MR. JACK NEELY Principal ulaerinfencfenf an ulaeruirior 0 CS? 00 6 L IQ 690 Mr. Paul C. Winter become County Superintendent of Schools in l939. He has held this position until the present time with the excep- tion of three yeors which he served in the Novy. Mr. Ralph Willis become Supervisor of Logon County High Schools on March l, l947. 6 L K ! E ' Ctfflfl 2: Wax 'QQ nl A I,1.4.LP.ICE TABOR DOROTHY BAILEY MILDPLED HATFIELD LRIS RAE FARLEY 5.5. A,B, A.B. LB. gH9A5A lepdffhienf AIITOIIJETTE TRAUGH MB. N5- qqqil'Xf'9'u5 YVONIXJE FLENTJE 51.5. Another Iesson in diogroming MELLROSE HIGGEIJEOTH!-.M JEWEL CUOK DELANE SHELTON ELLEN BURGESS I-..B. AB. A.B. LB. 419 I 2 Z I . Z ,'?V' '?v f, ,J K RQ?- fu ,asf VW ' 5 -f ,.,g,a.,,., , 4.1 , ,. ' , LAWRENCE ADKINS M. A. GEORGE QUEEN 7, , ,w A.Bs . nj. -,fir UCI! i P. K v ..- I 7 X A Gi 'Q RENATA COMORETTO DONALD IIMISON FLORA BABIAK A,B, A,B, A.B, RUSSELL H, MCQU AIN RALPH COBUN FRANK WILLIAMS M, A. M. A. A.B. odd! .S?uc!ie5 elaarfmenf 0 'QWMAX ' Do the questions ot th end of the chapter . HCM 1 K tl IL LEWIS E TRAUGH MARGARET JACK FRED RADABAUGH HELEIN CIEPLECHOWICZ B S A.B, .24 J sSi'LQI'lC0 l0CLI'!l'l'lQl'l! 'A picture ns worth c thousand words. f GEORGE HARTRICK AILEEN AMBURGY ELLIS CUTRIGHT A.B, B S B A ag Z x 1 f A .X y 1 i I' f rf? , A ,rf . A g.fN jddftgg by X if BETTY Jo sms LLOYD BRUMHELD PATRICIA JACK S V ,fEL1zABETH WHITE A.B. B,s. M.A. Z W A.B. x 5 , ufiineafi ana! Commerce eloarfmenf gk 10 nosdfilkj space CLClflAg Quo' XET 1 f BETTY DEAN ALTIZER ANGELINE WHITE PAUL LUCAS ROBERT SUNDIN A.B. A.B. 5.5. OITLQ C0l'l0l7llC5 8,9014 Wlen ' f f Make it, don'tbuyi1'. 7 YT 6lCMgg ,Q It JAMES WHITE GERALDINE H. BODNAR FRANK MAZZA A.B. K ALB. A.B. lOAy:iica K gjcluca fion elaarfmenf Don't do os I do, do oslsc1y Co-ordination in mind ond muscle iyvg. lm A- fr., si- Cldflkg Q' ,RFP . SIDD KRAMER DELLA CARPENTER . C! ! L MJ 5.5, lflf5lC all anguage .fin elaarfmenf me ire necesse est E.: RUBY WILLIAMS A.B. ounzie ing .123 ROBERT E. L. HART X Dean of Boys LAURA HINCHMAN Dean 0fGir1S KATHLEEN GANNON , Secretary iff? ' V7 ' A f M, 7 ,4 if Q 4 14 C 6115.6 K A681055 President . . . . . . Frank Dubanowich ww- Vice President . .... P:-f Alvin Bailey -9- ' -. --YY!! Secretary . . . . , , Leandra Dubanowich ' Treasurer . . . . , , Garnett Adkins -- ,,- -M 2 3 Sponsors: Mrs. Helen Cieple- chowicz, Miss Patricia Jack, Mr. Ralph Cobun, Mr, Lewis ' ' Traugh. i President........... Joann Chaney Vice President . .... . Charles Dixon Secretary, Treasurer ....... Margaret Klipa Sponsorsg George Queen, Maurice Tabor, Betty Altizer, Antoinette Traugh, George Hartrick, Audrey Russell, . 'hi 5+ Class Colors. . . . . . '. ' Orchid and Yellow - 4- 9---'V Class Flower. . . . . . Yellow Roses Class Motto The improbable we do imrnediatelyg the im- possible takes a little longer. 4 2 . .,J A. 2, President. . . . . David Jones Vice President . .... . Lowell Leach Secretary. . . . . . . Betty Adkins Treasurer. . ...... . . Joda Ellis Sponsorsg Margaretjack, Betty Ellis, Lloyd Brumfield, Russell McQuain, Lawrence Adkins. 5934. 'T'-L 't N ' ' ' A V. -. af -V 5 .ks W V . , . 5 QE. L, ,.,,,. 1. X Fbq E 4 QT 'Z . J. fsdw ,V L, ND ,,,' - ,M ACORD, PEGGY SUE ADAMS, HELEN JEAN Mabel Half Pint College Preparatory General ABRAHAM, BETTY LOUISE ADAMS, VICTOR Liz Screech Owl General General O BALDWIN, CONSTANCE BETH . - ADKINS, GARNETT LOUISE Bethy I- Lou Stenographic BAILEY, ALVIN Stenographic Cheerleader, Advertising Mgr. of Goose Cheerleader, Treasurer of Senior Yearbook, National Honor Society General ALDRIDGE, MONA JEAN Class, National Honor Society Vice President of 9th, ioth,11th, Monee X and 12th grades, President Student College Preparatory Council, Vice President Varsity Band, National Honor Society K 3' 9 16 Q ,, 63,9 eg' Q' MMV . , 1 f J !f f ,f V. any Y , '55 BELCHER, CLAYTON HAROLD BOOHER, IOANN Cowboy C1ay Joby 3 K General General BARNES, ANNA RUTH BOOTH, ALVIN EUGENE Annie Bohly Stenographic General enior C- BOOTHE, BETTY Lou BROWN. RUBY ELLEN Bet Rusty General BROOKS, ROBERT JAY Stenographic Bobby BROWN, GRADY College Preparatory Woogie Student Council GCHGIS1 L fbw. . l1 M1 G r Ng X . .'.-a I, , , f y V ' in nl ri' 4 'xl ,PL r 1 in V 17 wif, R. BROWNING, ELEANOR FRANCES BROWNING, JANET KAYE 1-41' as Shortie Jan College Preparatory Stenographic BROWNING, BILLY JOE National Honor Society, Majorette, BROWNING, JERRY I-EE Pete Yearbook Staff Tubby College Preparatory General President Varsity Club, Vice President Student Council, Member Student Council 4 years BROWNING , JOAN Inkwell General eniom CQ 1- BRUMFIELD, JAMES BRYANT, KATHLEEN MAE Boogie Goop General General it fi 18 BURNS, IRENE OPAL Ike General al fa .9 AQ'-x 1 'vhs-sv' 5-X inf 1 lf I CXMPBELL, PEGGY LOUISA A4 CARROLL, EVA SUE 5 ff,,, J Tag X, , Susie Cgllege Preparatory 1 Stenographic BUTLER, JOHN PHILLIP CASEY, BARBARA ANN Red Barb College Preparatory College Preparatory Tri-Hi-Y O of CASHION, ANITA HOPE CLEVENGER, JIMMY Hopeless ROOl'1Sy Stenographic Accounting Tri-Hi-Y Varsity CHAPMAN, MARY IRENE CLARK, CLARENCE Snapshot Pistol General College Preparatory Z A 19 lla ff 7-'K J 'J , 'rl I ' y J Jn ' ,f his fb!- tu- COOK, DEWEY COOK, PAUL Duke Sonny General General CLINE, EUGENE CORNS, MARY YVONNE Gene Corn Cob General Stenographic O DUBANOWICH, LEANDRA . ADAVEN MAZON ' Cotton - Stenographic DEMPSEY, BETTY LOU DUBANOWICH. FRANK DAVID President National Honor Society Dumpsey DefenSf12SS Secretary Senior Class, Make-up College Preparatory General Editor of Yearbook DINGESS, PAULINE President of 9th, IOlh, Irth, and Tag 12th grades, National Honor Stenographic Society, Student Council cz' M ff f to A up , K I , , , Z0 l.. , '91 'hs ELLIS, MARY RUTH Leftie College Preparatory FRAZIER, DOUGLAS KENTOIJ Doug General Tri-Hi-Y, National Honor Society 3 I W get , , 4? ELSWICK, VIRGINIA RUTH EPPERHART, SHIRLEY CHRISTINE Jenny Flea General General enior '1 FRYE , BETT Y LEE Frye .1 5 mms, THELMA JEAN Tinug General GIBSON, TINA MAE Worr1p General 614 College Preparatory GEARHART, JANET GAYLE President Tr1-H1-Y, Cheerleader, Serie Narronal Honor Society Srenographic -1-X '1 -.,-,K - -vfwo' Z1 ,Q 4 -A VNV' , H' x +0 I y 1 My 1 Mil ' E ' 'xl GOODMAN FRANCES ELIZABETH Band Marorem 5eC1'ef3fYJUU10f CIHSS HAMB, WILLIAM EDWARD Sookre Nauonal Honor Socrety Dubbie General Varsity HATFIELD, BOBBY REED Green Accounting R .X JOHNSON, EMMA BELL Belle General LAWSON , BILLIE JO Boba General revs 'Qw- .,'- ja-41 , I -mf. Q a KENNEDY , RALPH Lightning General QP'- Q, ' fm.. ws, 5 KILGORE, BETTY JEAN Killie College Preparatory Attendant to Miss Man High SC eniom if LESTER, WINDALL KEITH LESTER, ESTELLE f V Cream Puff Moe i V' General Generalmvjji Varsity, Student Council x X, 1 , XS I Xxx Z3 . ' , A f 1 JVM hool Larorv, IMOG Squally , , 4 f I ENE College Preparatory National Honor S Bubiness Mgr. of Ye ociety ar Book Journalism Staff MANGUS, JOE Joey General 'HW nav '- iii 5.0-..,. Ht, A fMl4 MATHENA, BILL M, MAYNARD, LORA IRENE Inkie Rene College Preparatory General MANGU3 ROBERT LEE Treasurer National Honor Society, MCCQY RUTH O Artist for Yearbook, Rufu5 General Stenographic . :S l MQKEE DOUGLAS AUBREY - I ,y ra x, .' MQLAIN, PATRICIA I5,E id Xl Pat f QL ' 7 ' College Preparatory .J 97 Editor of Yearbook, Edit of XX! MCNEELY, CLINE LEE Hillbilly, Secretary National 1 '- Curley llonor Society Vocational 'UW Fife 4 Nui 'VX 24 C. Q m ' ,Q- 'W 1-'iii lin' X MONTGOMERY, ALICE MARIE MOORE, SHIRLENE ADKINS Gander Stinky College Preparatory General MILLER, DENNIE MYERS, HAROLD EUGENE Den Gene General General Circulation Mgr. of Yearbook, Student Council O 8l'LLOI PARSLEY, NANCY YANDEEN C- - Nan RICE, EUGENE VERNON, IR, College Preparatory QUEEN' BENNIE Comrade Tri-Hi-Y Toot General PARTQN' WALTER College Preparatory x,va1t National Honor Society, Sports 5? f E General Editor on Yearbook WW P rr 25 3 5 ROWE, MARY MARGARET Pulley College Preptrrutoty Cheerleader, Seeretaty ol' Sophomore Cluss, Miss Man High Svhool SIMPKINS, CAROLYN JUNE Doodle Bug Stenographic 'ri--Jr, V , rf, ,Lv-:9:,,.,s'f. I RUNYON, MAlvllE FAYE Kitten SARGENT, SYLVIA GRAY VCE? Stenographic College Preparatory Secretary Student Counctl, SHORT, SAM, IR National Honor Society Junior General .- eruor ., SPEARS, Atvm -'mer SMITH, ANNA LOUISE General SLONE, BETTY LEA Rut Thumbs General General Band Cf ' 5A,0,,.,. - Egfr 4 4 :N YS . Q X 4 Z6 fx. 3 5' pl 4-ff ' l , ?l---- pe- -.gif f . ,vit Q se, fi I , fj,f.,g,. ' 1 THOMPSON, AUDREY MORGAN Tl-IURMAN, JOHNNY ADDISON A! Pod Henry ' ' ' College Preparatory Accounting STAPLETON, RAYMOND DARRELL TOLER, ANNA JEAN Satch Prunelly General General . 6 0 Q TOLER, LORRAINE VANCE, EUNICE NORA Corky Useless General General l, L TOLER, MASON RAY Punk General, Varsrty fn Q ov' 1 4 fp 4 W Z7 TOTH , CARL, JR, Sonny General ibn ' I I, 'E 3' -'Cf , VERNATTER, TOMMY VINSON, VIRGINIA ANN Lip Jenny General Stenographic VANCE' JIMMY ED National Honor Society WALLS, EUNEVA LEA Muscles HAUPOTI' General GEHCIBI 0 WATSON, ROY E. QIQLUI' Senator Accounting .- . - Vice President National Honor WILEY, SHARON ELAINE Society, Assistant Editor of PO0Chie Yearbook, Student Council WHITE' JOHN EDNVARD General WEST, MAX White Nookie College Preparatory Vocatronal Band 28 'Q I Wm. X. 'S , ,pn fv- WILLIAMS, BONNIE LOU WILLIAMS, RICHARD SIDNEY f 'I --ani' lv f if gy! ff!! .2 af' R bw- Lf., A if fb' warg K W. 1' . ,,.:-r :-',.,., I, 4,1 x .gfh.y:v,1 :f-- 1,4 4,415 X . wif W' ' ag, 41.139 424,11 .V ' I' f w If ' 5, I , ,5 .1 Clementine Sid V General College Preparatory VANOVER, WERLEY, IR. Tfi'Hi'Y v -1-q , .r WILLIAMSON, ELEANOR DELANO Romeo Penny General General WOODS , WALTER Rocks General enior 'C Band 29 'WS 1 , 2. 4 'Sf ' 111, ' 1 ' .qt 'xi-.r 45,5 Q- Gloria Adkins Johnny Adkins Shirley Lou Adkins Betty Adkins Hobart Allen ' 6 Jack Armstrong Robert Bowen fm for Pat Barley Juamta Barley Raymond Bauer in ft. , M74 30 Q 499 7 i -:fn 'QS A ,Q-I X f-fyrfgy 5 F 1 Q , ' f -or we -if of V il, 1 . Q r ' in r , Wm.. ' 1. 1 K ,? ,g Q ,z-5 Paul Brooks Ronn Brooks Bob Brown Y 'W' Howard Brewster Glendene Brown O Nancy Brown Floyd Caldwell , Jenmngs Browmng Guy Brumfreld Eugene Burnett f -x , .rf B ,,- C 1 ,. I lr A , QI ,. fn, 31 I ' uw 7-. fm, W 1' fl ' ' Q- V ' bv f 6 f 3' x 4 Q' V 1 f 1 'lb- ' Norman Colhns Charlotte Cook Zan1e Crews , E 1 Don Cantrell Arlene Davis I lfUfLl0l 6 Blaine Davis Patty Donnelly Lewis Dempsey Shirley Dials Sue Dillon I 3 2 -7:0 5 XX Nancy Hall Linda Harless Basil Harrah Brenda H311 Doris Hatfield fy ' ' . lfU'll0l Peggy Hatfield 1-YHI1 Hill Betty Hayes Grace Heatherman Imogene H111 33 wk C Lloyd Doss Joda Ellrs June E111s I H Peggy Donahue Donna Erickson gpf' unior xl Helen Farris Jacqueline Green Rlchard Garrett Claude Gollxhue Juha Gondal 40 Wh vm , 34 1' J TF' QQ 1 fy . rr' - -..4-f 'r i 5.5 Catherine Holbrook ff 14 ' +4 Nita Johnson Ruth Johnson David Jones 0 LU'Ll0I Louanna Justice Clifton Keck Carol n M d XAYAW y aynar fy! 1 N! .ff GW 'Bw 1 1 JO I M1lan Kllpa Lowell Leach Patr1c1a Leach ANA. 3 5 'JT 'Q--- .52-:vz-ie-LZ-bm Ercel Mrdkrff Carol Ann Mills MaryJane Miller Marjorie Maynard unior Bill Mullins f K' ' fl I I1 ' ' ff .JJf,1'fu2. I Jacqueline Mullins Eva Newsome lack Mynheir James Neece Doran Nester Tf 'l'?T, ' . ,v -I ,. .5 .- X 4' -my 3 - .: fl Je e , xvl, 2 - X A -' .fi - ' i - '..' 36 N xv.-4 X .X l gp ravi- V ' ' ' A , ft ,. lm N 'x -N Qin' , an , ' lg i za - Gu F ff Q 1 9' f V Roland Parsley Yvonne Payne Charles Perry Edith Nicely James Phillips O ., ! tl . . Mary Ellen Phillips Vlfgle Ruggles Carolyn Rector Bob Reynolds Loretta Rice X C' X 7 ,, X X A A ' .,.,- 5 hu' 42 , ' n - 4 ' 2 2 2 ' - VVVV . A f If A fl ,yy 37 f ' Phyllis Shriver Alice Shuff Lillian Smith ' Eugene Sargent Lloyd Smith O Joyce Smoot Carol Thurman Billy SPQQIS Carol Sparks Peggy Standifur vi 6 in W S A fl ig iff J 'G fi Y' tv 'W 4' - , , If A f , ,Z 9 0- 7 I, ,i f 4' ' fav! X , L. 7 , ff. 1 F , 1 A . Norman Vance Linda Venoy Louise Walls -Gs Nur Alfred Toler Iris Watson unior Johnny Wellman Eugene Wilson, ! '1 I WZWYVWWW f ' , Ruth weus Bill white Glenn white - ' V , ,. ,..,.. ,, , ' fi ' c:,,f,1.-ew : -.f- fdiyifbm, , X , 'fi f' 'T' , ,pf g, f . V: nf f E 'mf 5 . 39 J ,iff , f -SL, Q,,.f'Y Ray Woodrum Eugene Woods Berry Wise Nancy Zornes l 'Y rg, .Qty-T' ...fig Q b ' b.'.,ql lfUfLl0I' f-ff' 5--4 5.55: G GL - J,-I.: -Si -- Y I X Q4 V Q 40 .7 c '- - - Io-A First Row: Frances Ferrell, Donna Chambers, Dorothy Watts, Sabra Messinger, Jean Hurst, Nadine Short, Elizabeth Staten, Vivian Vanover. Second Row: Iaunita Trent, Betty McClellan, Mary Lou McNeely, Freda Dyer, Joann Hanshaw, Donna Burgess, Marilyn Corns, Billie Jean Burton, Marjory Walls, Mrs. Russell. Third Row: Flora Sizemore, Pauline Erwin, Faye Adkins, Wanda Sparks, Donald Browning, Richard Frazier, Warren Adkins, Denver Merritt, SPA omorefi lo-B First Row: Mary Daniels, Shirley Anderson, Dana Robinson, Shirley Winters, Peggy Farris, Lola Browning, June Marcum, Shelby Jayjohn, Lucille Dailey. Second Row: Mamie Ellis, Hazel Ballard, John Chaney, Ruth Stapleton, Geneva Jude, Judy Manko, Janice Lester, Mary Staton, Nadine Walls, Alitha Pennington, Peggy Smith. Third Row: Ronnie Lester, Delmer Gibson, Morris Justice, Jack Standifur, Terry Brown, Dewey Osborne, Robert Browning, Cecil Chapman, Vaughn White, Eugene Rice, Mi, Oueen. Q 'T'-ll-YK H M, P or iz 1 l ,1- Qmf lo-C First Row: Doris O'Neal, Vicie Bralley, Norma Vance, Lillie Blitchington, Betty Elswick, Lois Harvey, Shirley Watson, Patricia Harvey. Second Row: Mrs. Traugh, Linda Frye, Lois Dalton, Linda Blankenship, Margaret Goodman, Willa Ackison, Dora Goodman, Louise Bocook, Mary Hobbs, Barbara McCoy, Sylvia Bunch. Third Row: Eleanor Paynter, Betty Lester, Paul Schultz, Dwight Hill, Arnold Duncan, Martha johnson, Phyllis Osborne. 3 0l'l'l 01085 10-D First Row, Patricia Ann Pope, Lora Chamblee, Patricia Napier, Phyllis Harless, Marguerite Sword, Carol Anthony, Margaret Klipa, Mary Ellen Parsons, Maxine Fieldson, Carolyn Robertson, Second Rowg Mr. Tabor, Bill Sexton, Fred Adkins, Sidney Hill, Ralph Hensley, Iohnny Merritt, Clifford Davidson, Kenneth Colston, Quinton Webb, Eddie Mitchem, Doug Hall, Dixie Johnson, James Kilgore. Third Row, Brady Deer, Jack Walls, Beauford Caldwell, Buddy Adkins, Danny Joe Smith, Johnny Hopkins, Bill lmes, David Imes, Thomas Grigg, Lynn Hamb, Charles Dixon. y W- ig - . 'Il I Ylj I- I- ul? H' . -I L i IO-E First Row, Marvin Morgan, Bill Betker, Ralph Workman, Leroy Bias, Jack Mangus, Conrad Cook, Lewis Rolando, Leonard Vance, Charles Pennington. Second Row, Mr. Hartrick, Elmer Gordon, Edward Vance, Harry Bailey, Bobby Davenport, Harland Aleshire, Howard Aleshire, Tommy Runyon, Jim Mangus, Dolphus Cremeans, Jack Mitchell, Ray Adkins, Franklin Mosely. Third Row, Gene Clevenger, Glenn Browning, Bobby Morgan, Jim Barnett, Homer Clark, Edward Grayson, Donald Barrett, William Greenhill, Robert Harless, Jennings Howes, Hobart Payne. Olflfl OI' ri First Row--Thelma Cordial, Joan Goodman, Iva Workman, Cassie Dick, Phyllis Vance, Anna Lawson, Janice Vernatter, Shirley Adkins. Second Row--Mrs, Altizer, Lillian Boyce, Joyce Hager, Kathryn Co1egrove,Gl-Sudla BclChc't, Phyllis 51215. Opal Ballard, Mabel Compton, Linnell Riedell, Lou Clark. l 1 PH b JAYYQ- I -'I - V is President. . . Joey Maiolo T J ' vice Piesideni , . Gail Phillips . 1. .Q ,I . -V , 1, Secretary ,,., Betty Bradbury 'T Treasurer . . Glenna Faye Napier Sponsors , , , Angeline White, S Paul Lucas, Frank Williams, 4 ' Ellis Cutright, Iris Rae Farley, 9, Zyl? Sidd Kramer, Melrose Higginbotham . f i.. .3 'l . .4 W ,W i , if , R 3 lag' li b! 4 Y I - 5 . 4 1 . -- , I 8th GRADE President . . Susan Davis Secretary. Helen Mangus Treasurer . Martha Gentry Sponsors - - Geraldine Bodnar, James White, Jewell Cook, Jack Lee, .ff s J-i...,s aff' . - 'Zfafgf 1 'Z 'f r Wy Aileen Amburgey, Frank ' i .QQ ' 5' M M G - ,.,,,,g5yggf7 I 34. v7.5.5 azza, argaret earing, A -'fffr . '14'1 'r-2 4,f' Z at KK as 531-g!',,fg is5gg.i'-sq Della Carpenter. 1 A I - ' M 7, Z ,aww V, A .vv, ', 1 --T,-f , fi? , fir 7' 14 1 ' 7' i J, J, ii 5. .i - ' Q 1 . I mu., .iv , . -s- 7th GRADE President . . . Phyllis Fenner Vice President . . Bobby Hall Secretary . . . Joann Grubb Treasurer . . Larry Jordon Sponsors . Ellen Burgess, Flora Babick Fred Radabaugh, Elaine Shelton Mildred Hatfield, James Workman Raymond Tracy, Renata Comoretto, Yvonne Flintie, Nl I- V- 5. ,qv 9-A First Row, Mary Ann Pack, Madeline Tallarico, Judy Wells, Dorothy Seay, Dorothy Rice, Wilma Crabtree, Willa Elliott, Myrtle Pridernore. Second Row, Delcia Maynard, Martha Smith, Virginia Bocook, Nancy Meredith, Barbara Compton, Delores Robinson, Betty Wells, Zona McClellan, Loretta Musser, Miss Angeline White. Third Row, Emma Brown, Betty Brunty, Patsy Baisden, Mattie Mangus, Phyllis Bailey, Betty Henderson, Duwanna Dyson, Shirley Cook. I JLFYLQFL P Q 9-B First Row--Howard Cook, James Jo..es, Charles Ellsworth, Wallace Copley, Powell Mullens, Pete Stafford, Junior O'Del1, Bobby Parsley, Kenna Osbome, Second Row--Jay Adkins, Jimmy Carter, Raymond Jude, Joey Docy, James Davis, Ralph Browning, Jimmy Workman, Jimmy Lumbardo, Charles Hager, Glen Mc- Guire, Sherman Gore, Robert Johnson, Paul Glanden, Charles Branham, Edsel Aliff. Third Row--Johnny Trogden, Arvil Montgomery, Johnny Duncan, Amos Cantrell, Bert Jones, Darrell Fox, James Burton, Bobby Adames, Roger Chaffin, Robert Mitchell, Kermit Lester, Wayne Maynard, Mr. Lucas. l i 9'C ' First Row, Anna Hill, Janet Lankas, Gloria Meeks, Marianne Beckner, Mary Harless, Ruth Nester, Icie Gillispie, Mabel Adkins, Harriet Fielding, Second Row, Mr. Williams, Jackie Marshall, Freddy Curtis, Glenn Earnest, Sonny Cook, Twilla Shafer, Alice Stumbo, Frances Secreto, Judy Browning, Lora Estep, Franklin Gilbert, Ronald Walls, Kenneth Gillam. Third Row, James Mullins, Lynn Burgess, James Stone, Joey Maiolo, Gail Phillips, Victor Depta, Larry Hall, Howard Parsons, Robert Crawford, Eugene Esque, Junior Hess. I' JAHQQFL 9-D First Row, Joyce Vanover, Dreama Beatty, Virginia Gannon, Phyllis Thomas, Betty Bradberry, Brookie Bailey, Wanda Roberts, Francis Howes, Beulah Adkins. Second Row, MI. Cutright, Randall Hanshaw, Jimmy Thurman, Angeline Secreto, Peggy Morgan, Rosa Lusk, Martha Adkins, Barbara Elkins, Bertha Morian, Edna Osborne, Shelva Thompson, Barbara Gibson, Nancy Payne, Geraldine Walford, Rose Parton. Third Row, Larry Payne, Wandel Mullins, Johnny Brown, Terry Collins, Buddy Adkins, Gay Boyce, Frankie Secreto, Donald Welch, Billy Perry, Richard McNeeley, Harold Hurst, Jerry Nicely, i l l r lx- Fr 9'E 54 f First Row: Phyllis Miller, Phyllisf rwin, Bonnie Midkiff, Josie Morgan, Ruth Doty, Imogene Clay, Norma Lawrence, Mrs. Farley. Second Row: Arvil Adkins, Richard Bare, Gail Adkins, Ina Willis, Zora Russell, Christine Belcher, Betty Wilburn, Danny Jordan, Jackie Warterson, Bill Brumfield, Charles Dickerson. Third Row: Buddy Workman, Jerry Lester, Willie Lawrence, Clyde Deer, Jack Bailey, Harold Adkins, Jackie Vance, Sam Anthony, fi. I' JAWQQH 9'F' First Row: Janice Evans, Doris Jude, Yvonne Bryant, Connie Sanlrock, Barbara Allen, Shelva Smith, Opal Walls, Helen Smith, Second Row: Nobel Morgan, Jerry Browning,Trm-nanjohngon, Tolbei-rAdkin5, Shirley Chafin, Ida Johnson, Vodis Bailey, Iva McCoy, Geneva Ferro, NeilPettry, Joda Ellis, Eddie Coyer. Third Row: Franklin Thompson, Rodney Peyton, Junior Dials, Frank Aguilar, Robert Miller, Allen Ferrell, Daniel Simpkins, Gary Pigg, John Minor, Van Curry, I JAIWLQIQ W 1 9-G First Row: Donna Minor, Phyllis Justice, Nancy Porter, Donna Gail, Glenna Napier, Grace Heatherman, Bernice Huffman, Yvonne Sergeant, Mary Spurlock. Second Row: Agnes Trent, Lou Ann Grayson, Dora Basham, Dorothy Phillips, Tilda Bailey, Naomi Curry, Phyllis Cottrill, Patty Dempsey, Fanny Adkins, Florene Smith, Third Row: Janice Bellomy, Billy Dickerson, Charles Bragg, Carl Harvey, Thomas Wade, Gary Bailey, Oscar Adkins, Tom Donnelly, Miss Higginbotham. 48 8-A First Row: Glenyce Smith, Beulah Bailey, Mary Adkins, Margaret Bucy, Mary West, Naomi Foxx, Brenda Pope, Elizabeth Gondol, Jeanette Hill, Macie O'Neal. Second Row: Mrs. Bodnar, Tommy McClellan, Denny Leach, Bobby Cook, Eva Davis, Ina Ruth Watson, Joyce Stamper, Shirley Roy, Eunice Compton, Donna Cook, Juanita Trent, Walter Roberts. Third Row: Frankie Moore, Elmer Adkins, James Carroll, Richard Daniels, Alvin Bowman, Fred Cook, Mason Kitchen, Jessie Campbell, Charles Bailey, Hobert Kennedy, Bobby Cline, f'--1'Xt .4513 xg!-if: .---rfsgssrs. . :ff-.siisiie f M- M gg?-iiigifs lg Ida L... ' lfrzafiiff C -.ffA 8-B -f First Row, Lorraine Jefferies, Maybell Payne, Margaret Aldridge, Betty Mangus, Mary Imes, Jean Scarberry, Lounill Spears, Betty Cook, Margaret Curry, Norma Jean Kennedy, Second Row,Coach White, Naomi Joan Kennedy, Ann Shriver, Peggy Mitchell, Thomas Hanshaw, Sharlene Lovejoy, Ralph Harless, Charles Nunley, Edward Harvey, Gene Crum, Jerry Ernest, Jimmy Hatfield, Donald Phillips, Donald Mosley, Norman Mullins. Third Row, Ronald Bailey, Harrison Mills, Lester Wells, Sidney Few, Johnny Lombardo, Ed Hoskinson, Bethel Crum, Ed. Harvey, Robert Shuff, Ernest Walker, James Bailey, Norman Mullins, 441 1...- 8-C First Row, MargaretSniith, Cora Johnson, Geraldine Robinson, Vivian Brown, Nancy Griffith, AliceGlandon, Lillian Colegrove, Ernestine Adkins, Jeanette Mosley. SUCOUU ROW: Mrs. Cook, Andrew Hoskins, Bobby Workman, Betty Trent, Joyce Barrett, Jean Roberts, Leona Farley, Anna Faye Johnson, Betty Gillispie, Mary Ann Maberry, CharlotteBrowning, Susan Davis, Shelby Colegrove, Beverley Williamson, Betty Carter. Third Row, Johnny Wall, Waynian Griffith, William West, Kenney Musser, Larry Walls, Sonny Martin, Danny Perry Harry Vinson, Nathan Mosley, Jack Curry, Stanley Morris, Bobby Grllispie, igk fA Qu First Row: Geraldine Robinson, Martha Adkins, Carolyn Greenhill, Ella Reedy, Sarah Spicer, Gynith Pride- more, Donna Ryan, Mary Roberts, Marnell Vance, Viola Lambert, Second Row, Shirley Cook, Sharon Hinchman, Dessie Mann, Rebecca Paynter, Lillian Lester, Alice Smith, John Parton, Norman Pyle, Howard Smith, Ralph Clay, Lawrenee Woods. Third Row, Mr, Lee, Bill Brown, Franklin Rice, Roland Cox, James Corsi, Lenas Queen, Bettie Eplin, Rupert Lambert, Betty Brnmfield, Phyllis Hughes, Billie Short, Joe Rice, Ernian Moore, George Silnpkins, Dennis Likens. 3-E First Row, F.ll.'r7.a Se:-.ton, Norma Ackison, Lillian Nelson, Bertlxjo Wellman, Marie Spence, Martha G3flDO3l4l-', Thelma Elkins, Zelma Goodman,Ian1ce Standifur. Second Row, Robert Rogers, Gloria Chafin, Margaret Hatchinsof., Imogene Willis, Berry Yates, Wanda Brown, Fonnre Lirkle, Parncia Lowe, Linda Pennington, Gal 3.aa, Berry Franklin, Nancy' Robertg, Wgonna Johnson, Joann Belcher. Third Row, Mrs. Amburgej, hlarshall Toler, Fred Perry, Steve Drehel, Aaron Da.lej., Larry Toler, Kenneth Bias, David Wall Harold Dancan, Gar1:O'fJeal, Billy Joe Thompson, Exerett Browning, First Row, Margie Siotts, Wilma Aliff, Arbadella Trent, Juanita Fowler, Emma ,lean Egnor, Ernestine 53-F Plumlef, Phjllia Pafrne, IudyBradburQ.', Donna Porter, Jean Earnest. Second Row, Frank Mazza David Robertson, Emil ?.lart1r.,PaIph Datxdaon, Jerri: Lyall, Freddie Adkins, Bill1.'Cordial, Trelba Adkins, Beulah Kilgore, .krlena Vance, Elizabeth Kilt, Shirlel, Napier, Gloria Walls, Barbara Porter, Belly' Armstrong. Third Row, Forrezt Anderaon, Pere Blanlfenzhip, Llillard Clax, Larry' Browning, Lovie Sewell, Jessie Blair, Donald Bragg, Bobby Blanlfenshrp, Brace Lliller, Lonnie Church, Bobbl, Burnett, Teddy Wilbiirn, l -Y 8-G First Row: Anna Gay Havens, Priscilla Dempsey, Betty Bromfield, Norma Whitlock, Betty Cline, Guilla Midkiff, Virginia Goodman, Mabel Miller, Jeanetta Hall, Second Row, Miss Gearing, Sandra Dean, Jerrie Bennett, Janice Allen, Nancy McNeely, Shirley Toler, Ernest Solar, Norma Maynard, Harold Brown, Billy Cline, Bobby DeBord, Carl Browning. Third Row, James Carter, Jackie Vitruls, Charles B. Staton, James Johnson, Billy Laws, Jimmy Sammons, Stergle Belcher, Harrison Phillips, Donald Whitlock, Joe Donnelly, i9AfA gra e 8-H First Row, Lois Harrison, Genevieve Lyall, Clara Grimrnett, Oweda Brown, Flora Chafin, Martha Gentry, Janice Toler, Nadine Jewell, Romaine Mullins. Second Row, Neto Huffman, Romaine Gibson, Delores Bailey, Norma Blankenship, Dorothy Blankenship, Betty Jo Johnson, Barbara Hutchinson, Barbara Mandola, Evelyn Harvey, Helen Mangus. Third Row, Bobby Short, Archie Mitchell, O,J, Lyall, Eddie Green, Larry Hurley, Jimmy Black, Danny Blankenship, Emil Curry, Clinton Curry, Jerry Dillon, Howard Hartman. . . HVW 'W5'T i' EN! -FSP' Tfvlf.-.2KQ1F'4,l5'YRl'9-5' ' 3W ' 15'Q0'k l'fF7HVKY'l '7w!'1.TE'!'l- , . P L , - X ' . ' Z? , ,, U. q ,. . 7-A First Row, Annette White, Audra McCloud, Kathleen Estep, Mary Ethel Michael, Anna Iean Parlor, Ima Jane Watson, Loretta Castle, Janice Browning, Vergie Isaacs, Mary Lou Weaver, Second Row, Sammy Ellis, Elmer Brown, Billy Joe Morris, Bobby Graham, Wallace Watson, Joe Avery, Lewanda Mclieely, Linda Clay, Hazel Brumfield, Jo Ann McClellan, Phyllis Fenner, Yvonne O'Dell, Larry Spears, Third Row, HarryAlbright, Jerry Cline, Franklin Gibson, Ernest Roark, Franklin Huffman, Clarence Vance, Betty Sue Ray, Wanda Isaacs, Geraldine Hurst, David Burris, Jesse Sias, Edward Stumbo. QUQlfl!A gill I B 1 7- First Row: Doris Gent, Mary Ann Norman, Zella Montgomery, Linda Dale Vincen, Marie Burgess, Margaret Belcher, Nancy Baisden, Ioan Traylor, Karin Manns, Betty Sue Thurman, Miss Babiak. Second Row: Audrey Cook, PattyBrooks, Doris Bralley, CarolHonaker, Corien Osborne, Bonny Goodman, Helen McNeely, Holt Harless, James Loving, Ray Berry, Ray Crase, George Likens, Herman May, Verlin Manns, Third Row: Richard Meeks, Bobby Short, Tommy Chafins, Charles Western, Harvey Wintz, Jerry Lambert, Ernest Osborne, Wayne Crase, Ralph Copley, Billy Walls, Mathias Ellis. ,li 15 .J 2 is ua Y ,fl S.. 7-C First Row, Effie Dowden, Margaret Walls, Sue Perry, Julia Nunnery, Anita Burke, Linda Lyons, Evelyn Vance, Gladys Burgess, Janet Kirk, Jane Damron, Clara Browning, Second Row, Mr, Jimison, Georgia Powers, Shirley Belcher, Charles Butcher, Robert Clark, Freddie Adkins, Floyd Dyer, Franklin Fry, Janice Harless, Delores Keck, Ruth Brunry, Reba Terry, Francis Elliott, Third Row, George Adkins, Donald Baker, James Clay, Bobby Holt, Billy Browning, Nathan Adkins, Helen McGuire, Thelma Lamb, Dorothy Allen, Maythe Webb, Michael McDonald, even 1A gra 7-D First Row: Gloria Isom, Lorainne Elkins, Barbara Chandler, Judy Johnson, Gail Cooper, Delphia Dalton, Lexie Adkins, Nancy O'Neal, Loretta Wilson. Second Row: Lawrence Miller, Paul Vanover, Gail Burton, Gertie Jeffrey, Donny Albright, Rita Staten, Shelva White, Lillie Murray, Barbara Ellis, Bruce Mitchell, Roger Walls, Norman Toler, Third Row:Bobby Gilbert, Marvin Perry, James Baisden, Tommy Pennington, Willie McNeely, Larry Workman, Allen Perry, Larry Lankas, Jerry Hatfield, Joe Bare, Johnny Graves, Billy Nester, Mr. Radabaugh. 7-E First Ro'--:g Phyllis Thompson, Carol Parsley, Ona Robinson, Patsy Wilson, Naomi Gibson, Patty Pack, Lula Burgess, Pita Gordon, Dorothy lmes, Lou Ann Miller. Second Row, Glenda McDaniels, Freida Plymale, Linda Parsle1.,Gal.'ne1le Lemasters, S-le Shields, Mable Pllrmale, Alberta Mosely, Nancy' Nelson, Judy Mitchell, Faye Corner, ShLrle1.'Grimmitt, Janet Elswick, Mary Ellen, hlrss Shelton, Third RowgRichard Nunley, Harry Smith, Donald Jastice, Ronald Bailey, Dennis Compton, Bobby Toth, Jackie Perry, Everet Perry, Audrey Manning, Earl Morrison, Hex-:Le Parker. QUQl'lfA gina 7-F First Rox-sg I-.lisa Hatfield, Margaret Brornfield, Lotte Po'-wers, Gloria Cora Goodman, Janice Harrison, Helen Canterbury, Margaret Per.rirr,gtor., Lois Hazchizxson. Second Row: Edward Moon, Charles Mullins, Joe Good- man, Fiichard Porter, Easel Banifz, Ida Hayes, P.aQ:nionu Law-shun, Hershey Carnes, Sharon Morgan, Patricia Ackison, Patrioa Chaney, Eleanor Dialg, Anna Bailey, Third Row: Rufus Brovming, Norman Stapleton, Larry Mitchell, Larrl. Collel., hlalcolrr. Steveris, PaalphGihson, Appie Brng, Teddy Cooper, Billy Brumfield, Charles Ferrell, Charles l-lamb, Leroy Blanlfenship, Clovis Bing, WC' 7-G First Row, Toni Minor, Susie Hamb, Josephine Belcher, Audrey Bryant, Sedra Vernatter, Judy Pigg, Peggy DeBord, Kay,Cox, Patricia Smith, Billy Combs. Second Rowg Mr. Workman, Barbara Plymale, Dorothy Miller, Mary Agudar, James Vance, Bobby Brickles, Billy Belcher, Jerome Grimmitt, Jud Browning, Lowell Grimmitt, Paul Cox, Ronald Brown. Third RowgRandy Meade, Ronnie Smoot, Jessie Roberts, Vernon Davis, Howard Barrett, Bobby Hall, Orville Dingess, Larry Trent, Joe Boyd, Mickey Cummings, Walter Hurt. WMA Qu 7-H First RowgJewell Elkins, Doris Soleman, Della Harvey, Minnie Osborne, Jewell Nelson, Mary Curry, Patsy Adkins, Sue Donahue, Second Row, Laymond Ballard, Sylvia Graham, Jerry Soloman, Danny Peyton, Earl Adkins, Freddy Clay, Ray Gosnell, Buster Bailey, Ruth Curry, Barbara Sexton, Geneva Smith. Third Row: Mr, Tracy, Larry Jordan, Sam Blevins, Larry Lewis, CharlesBrumfield, Billy Poe, Bobby Bragg, Hie Parsley, Landy Lusk, Charles Erwin, J l J 'i Q -MT' Yl- 7-1 First Row: Lillian Smith, Pearl Likens, Betty Plurnley, Nancy Hatcher, Reba Farley, Myrah Erickson, JoAnn Grubb, Gloria Mangus, Dorothy Perdue, Second Row: Ronald Carter, Mary Lacy, Ervin Grimmett, Tommy Robinson, Chester Sword, Dallas Beatty, Junior Jeffrey, Donald Klipa, J,D, Napier, Charles Shumate, Joe Farley, Jerry Smoot. Third Row: Alice Adkins, Bobby Young, Max Bircher, Joe Adkins, Ray Brown, Billy Stewart, Ronald Harrison, Clark Browning, Eli Simpkins, Sammy Spencer, QUQI1 gill 7-K First Row, Geraldine Gibson, Lorraine Toler, Naomi Dean, Lena Trent, Anna Daniel, Alma Brown, Judy Lawson, Doris Mullins, Miss Flentje. Second Row, Dorothy Marcum, Shirley Bare, Edna Toler, Phyllis Watterson, Elizabeth Spurlock, Lois Shuff, Alfred Duba, John Chapman, Wendell Combs, Keith Goodman, Acie Browning, Third Row, Ginger White, Annetta Seay, Cephus Bailey, Teddy Allen, Oscar Davis, Larry O'Neal, Bobby Elkins, Burgess Gibson, John Lester. add Being of sane mind and body, we the Senior Class of 1953, do make, publish, and declare this 25th day of May our last will and testimony, ARTICLE I To the faculty of Man High, we leave what is left of their patience and sanity. ARTICLE II To the Junior Class, we leave our so-called senior dig- nity and also the sad memories of our departing. ARTICLE III To the Sophomore Class, we give the right to pretend to know so much more than the Freshman Class. ARTICLE IV We, the Seniors bequeath, individually, to the Junior Class the following: ANNA BARNES wills her ability to play the piano to Carol Thurman. JAMES BRUMFIELD wills his way with the senior girls to Bobby Sias. VIRGINIA VINSON wills her red hair to anybody that hasn't gotit and wants it. ROY WATSON wills his best Business teacher, Pat Jack, to the lucky junior class. JOHNNY THURMAN wills his dark eyebrows to Joda Ellis. BOBBY HATFIELD wills his meaness in class to Imogene Hill. JANET GEARHART wills her long, dark, hair to Shirley Dials. JANET BROWNING wills her red sweater to Helen Farris. FRANCES GOODMAN wills her green socks to Louanna Justice. RUBY BROWN wills her love for a certain boy inthe Navyto any junior girl. GARNETT ADKINS wills her old worn-out shorthand pads to Julia Gondal. DOUGLAS McKEE wills his dancing ability to Doran Nester. LEANDRA DUBANOWICH wills her typing ability to Gloria Adkins. PAULINE DINGESS wills her love for the cookies in the Dean's office to Jean Cook, MARY CORNS wills her flirting ability to Edith Ann Nicely. EVA SUE CARROLL wills her long hair to Carolyn Rector. CAROLYN SIMPKINS wills her good looks and quiet disposition to Alice Shuff. MAMIE RUNYON wills her three front teeth to Betty Adkins. RUTH MCCOY wills her shortness to Jacqueline Green. AUDREY THOMPSON wills her love for tall men to Juanita Bailey. LILLIE GRIFFIN wills her bass drum mallet to Howard Brew- ster. PEGGY SUE ACORD wills her love for white dinner jackets and talking to Bonny Payne. PEGGY CAMPBELL wills her love for men to Patty Bailey. JOHN BUTLER wills his driving ability to Basil Harrah. BARBARA CASEY wills her love for the Knotty Pine toallsingle jUHi0l' gir1S. BILL BROWNING wills his co-captaincy on the football team to Lowell Leach. BOB BROOKS wills his height and weight to Raymond Bauer. MONA JEAN ALDRIDGE wills her front row chair in Government class to Lynn Hill. FRANCES BROWNING wills her majorette marching position to Donna Sue Erickson. CLARENCE CLARK wills his love for the Senior class to all Juniors , BETTY DEMPSEY wills her dark complexion to Carol Sparks. PAT GRUBB wills the Man Brovsmie Troop of 1953 to Brenda Hall. IMOGENE La- FON wills her position in the Journalism class to any junior lucky enough to get it. PAT MCLAIN wills her ringside chair in English class to Peggy Hatfield. BILL MATHENA wills his chair in Physics class to Ronnie Brooks. PEGGY ROWE wills her title-'Miss Man High to Nancy Hall. BENNY QUEEN wills his love for good automobiles to Milan Klipa. JOHNNY WHITE wills his student directorship in the band to anyone lucky enough to get it. SIDNEY WILLIAMS wills his mustache to Hobart Allen. FRANK DUBANOWICH wills his way with all the girls to Roland Parsley. ANNA SMITH wills her love for a certain boy from Morgantown to Phyllis Heatherman. THELMA FARRIS wills her love for acertain boy to CecilMcClellan. FRANKLIN BREWER wills his first chair trombone to David Rex Jones. MARY CHAPMAN wills her roller skating to June Ellis. VICTOR ADAMS wills his beard to Jack Mynheir. JOAN BROWNING wills her typewriter to Blaine Davis. WANDA MEEKS wills her browm eyes to Greta Pigg, VIRGINIA ELSWICKwills her seat in Englishclass beside Mr. Tabor to Glendene Brown. W JOANN BOOHER wills her height to Marjorie Maynard. ANNA JEAN TOLER wills her liking for Chevrolets to Sue Dillion. TOMMY VERNATTER wills all his love to a cer- tain black haired junior. JERRY BROWNING wills his front seat in assembly to Hon Esque. BILLIE JO LAWSON wills her dark eyes and hair to Patricia Leach. ALVIN BOOTH wills his wavy hair to Eugene Woods, DONALD HARVEY wills his crewcut to Bobby Reynolds. ALICE MONTGOMERY wills her A in typing to Louise Walls. BETTY KILGORE wills her typing ability to Linda Venoy. SYLVIA SARGENT wills her smartness in shorthand to Loretta Rice. NANCY PARSLEY wills her love for Tri-Hi-Y to any junior who joins. MARY RUTH ELLIS wills her job as helper to Miss Hinchman to Mary Ellen Phillips. KATHLEEN BRYANT wills her two front teeth to Guy Brumfield. SHIRLENE MOORE wills her seat inDrivingClass to Betty Toler. CONNIE BALDWIN wills her last bottle of Peroxide to Charlotte Cook. ANITA CASHION wills her love for Miss Hinchman to Carol Ann Mills, HURLEY VENOY wills his ability to en- gage in allsports to Norman Collins. ELEANOR WILLIAM- SON wills her singing voice to Betty Lyall. TINA GIBSON wills her gift of gab to Ruth Wells. JACK MONTGOMERY wills his boxing ability to Eugene Sargent. BETTY HARVEY wills her quietness to Peggy Standifur. JIMMIE CLEVENGER willshis big mouth to Charles Perry. IRENE BURNS willsher love for skating to Liddie Smith. BETTY SLONE wills her good grades in speech to Shirley Adkins. LORRAINE TOLER wills her typewriter to Catherine Holbrook. DENNIE MILLER wills his big feet to Billy Mullens. CLINE MCNEELY wills his blond hair to Floyd Caldwell, MAX WEST wills all the freshmen girls to Jennings Brovming. SONNY TOTH wills love for a motorcycle to Paul Brooks, WERLEY VANOVER wills his crewcut to Alfred Toler. PAUL COOK wills his love for Mr. Cobun to Iris Watson, DEWEY COOK wills all the blondes in the junior class to Eugene Wilson. ALVIN BAILEY wills his beard to George Hayes. BETTY LEE FRYE wills her love for cheerleading to the new girls who will become cheerleaders next year. RALPH KENNEDYwills his worries in shop to James Davis. MASON TOLER wills Sue Esque's big mouth to Jimmie Moore, BONNIE WILLIAMS wills hertypewriter to Ioan Bircher. EMMA JOHNSON wills her completed English workbook to Nita Johnson. SAM SHORT will his tracks to all juniors. EUGENE CLINE wills his D in English to Peggy Donahue. RAYMOND STAPLETON wills allhis D's to some lucky junior. JIMMY VANCE wills his weight to Lewis Dempsey. WALTER WOODS wills his mustache to Donald Cantrell. WINDALL LESTER wills his center position to Clifford Barrett, GRADY BROWN wills his false teeth to Ray Montgomery.DAHL KITCHEN wills his love for Tuhby to Johnny Wellman. EUNEVA WALLS wills her blond hair to Linda Harless. GENE MYERS wills his green corduroy pants to Bill Spears. ALVIN SPEARS wills his black hair to Phyllis Shriver, ESTELLE LESTERwills her Buick to Betty Wise, DOUGLAS FRAZ.IERwills his false teeth to Doris Hatfield in case she loses hers. JOE MANGUSwills his meaness to Clifton Keck. SHIRLEY EPPERHART wills all her love to Ray Woodrum. PATTY HANSHAW wills all her love for a certain boy in Korea to Nancy Zornes. ANDY DOCYwills his brains to Emerson Whitlock so he may be- come a senior. ELAINE WILEY wills her big, brown eyes to Mary Jane Miller. HELEN ADAMS wills her love to jitter-bug at the Knotty Pine to any junior girl who likes to dance. BETTY ABRAHAM wills her seat in the library to Ercel Midkiff. EUNICE VANCE wills her drivers license to a deserving junior girl,IRENE MAYNARDwills her ability to dance to Carolyn Maynard. CLAYTON BEDCHER wills his ability to sing Jambalaya to Eugene Barnett, VERNON RICE wills his singing voice to Hasket Eplin. ROBERT MANGUS wills hisC's and D's to anyone that can use them. WILLIAM HAMB wills his educated toe to James Curry, WALTER PARTON wills his way with the girls to Lewis Fillinger, 'J L, add role ec? DEAR ALVIN, Sorry you cauIdn't be in Man the other day, so Iwill tell you about the laying ofthe new field house's cornerstone . The fieldhouse has great promise of being completed by I966. Our old friend, Governor Sidney Williams, was in charge of the ceremony. The guest speaker was our Senator, William Hamb, who married Peggy Sue Acord, a famous mod- el. Our Congressmen--Clayton Belcher, Paul Cook, Sam Short, Gene Myers, Johnny Thur- man, and Walter Woods--returned just in time to attend this memorial occasion . The corner- stone was a beautiful cinder block, having been built by the Bobby Hatfield's Cinder Block Company . When Principal Bobby Brooks handed me the blue prints, I saw that the building had been designed by John Butler, Douglas McKee, and Mason Toler. Repre- senting the Matron's Gossip Circle were Anna Barnes, Anita Cashion, Mary Corns, Ruby Brown, Janet Browning, Tina Gibson, Betty Kilgore, and Sylvia Sargent. Leandro Dub- anowich was there with her husband, who was an outstanding football player of the class of '50, I went over to talk to them, and Leandro said that Victor Adams is now the cashier at the Bank of Robinette. She also told me that Connie Baldwin, Garnett Adkins, and Peggy Rowe, T.W.A. Stewardresses, were visiting her for the event. Then Alvin Booth, who is in business with Werley Vanover and Douglas Frazier running Man's newest, busiest, and best iewelry store, walked up for a chat. Alvin said that Joann Booher and Irene Burns's dress shop nearly burn- ed down but that it was saved iust in time by Fire Chief Tommy Vernatter and Firemen Franklin Brewer, Grady Brown, and Jerry Browning. He saidthat Barbara Casey stopped in the stare the other day. You know she rep- resents the Low Price Jewelers Wholesale Company. I bumped into the former Lillie Griffin, who told me that her husband, Johnny White and his band, were playing at the Queen Nite Spot. You knowthis used to be The Center , but Bennie bought it and now has a nightclub overlooking the creek. Mona Aldridge, Pat Grubb, and Frances Browning are playing in White's band, and Helen Adams is his vocal- ist. She told me that Kathleen Bryant and Shir- Iene Moore are running a Kindergarten las a sideline for of course they are both rnarriedl. After the ceremony, I went into a new cafe and found that our old classmate, Cline McNeely was the proprietor. After a lang talk with him, he showed me a record that he had been keeping of our class of '53. Glancing through, I saw that Betty Dempsey andVir- ginia Vinson were teaching school at Toney Fork. Euneva Walls, Patty Hanshaw, and Shir- Iey Epperhart are social investigators. Peggy Campbell is a private nurse of Dr. Jack Mont- gomery. James Brumfield and Dewey Cook are operating a new laundry, James and Dewey's, which is the biggest thing to hit Man in a long time. Imogene LaFon and Eu- gene Cline are living on love I was about to read on when I heard an old familiar voice. I . 59 JANUARY 1963 On looking up, Isaw Bill Browning. NCIIUY' ally, we got to talking, and Bill told me that he was coaching at Man High School and that his assistant coaches were Jimmy Clevenger who rode in from Buffalo Creek every basebflll season to help him out and Hurley Venoy Wl't0 was a great All American center in 1960. Browning said that he just saw Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clark, Mrs. Clark being the former Joan Browning. After telling Bill goodbye, I walked out and across the street. l saw the successful new show run by Ralph Kennedy and Robert Mangus. Elaine Wiley, Bonnie Williams, Jimmy Vance, Walter Parton, and Andy Docy have the lead- ing parts in this production, the Man Melody of I963. On the posters, I saw that Pauline Dingess was being starred in the new produc- tion, The Man Follies, produced by Roy Watson and Windall Lester. Mary Chapman, Frances Goodman, Janet Gearhart, Wanda Meeks, and Carolyn Simpkins are chorus girls in this production. I started on off but only walked a few feet when I saw a familiar face in the passing crowd. Naturally, I stopped to talk to my old friend Nancy Parsley. She told me that she was on her way to Estelle Lester and Alice Montgom- ery's beauty shop. She told me that Mamie Runyon and Raymond Stapleton did get married the summer after graduation and have two darl- ing little boys. As time was running short, I told her good- bye and went on to the Mangus-Miller Hotel, which is run by Joe Mangus and Dennie Miller. Walking across the lobby, I saw Vernon Rice who is Champion Hog Caller in the county. He said that he had been to our Alma Mater and that Ruth McCoy, Anna Smith, and Aud- rey Thompson were all teaching school there. He also informed me that Sonny Toth was a Professor at Saunders College. Max West was running the soda shop. While I was standing at the fountain, who should walk in but Dr. Don- ald Harvey. I pulled Doc over to a table and soon learned that the new hospital in South Man was in operation. On the staff were Mary Ellis, Betty Harvey, Virginia Elswick, Thelma Farris, and Irene Maynard. He said that he had treated Eleanor Williamson fora sprained ankle but that she disappeared and was now lost and unaccount- ed for. Donald also said that Anna Toler was the Superintendent of nursing at the hospital. As I left the hotel, I took one more look at the town. Walking down the street, I stopped at the Man Gazette office. Eva Sue Carroll is the society editor. Betty Frye and Pat McLain are the owners. Eva said that Bill Mathena was the arteditor and that some of the social events of the community involve our old classmates. Those who have recently taken the leap are Betty Abraham, Emma Johnson, Billie Lawson, Betty Slone, Lorraine Toler, and Eunice Vance. Well, Alvin, I guess that takes in about everything, and I'd better say goodbye, Your old buddy, Frank '25 'ff' ' ynrv' au, ,. Gi to X 5- , 1 v ALVIN BAILEY BILL BROWNING Pl'6SiClCHI Vice President .gzwlenf Counci fa I Ist Row, Gene Myers, Roy Watson, Windall Lester, Eugene Sergent, Bill Browning, Lowell Leach, 2nd Row X Susan Davis, Betty Yates, Nancy Porter, Charlotte Cook, Mamie Runyon, Denver Leach, Dorothy Miller, Sabra Messinger, Shirley Adkins, Bobby Brooks. 3rd Row, Basil 1-Iartah, Buddy Adkins, A.L. Goodman, Alvin Bailey, Jack Standifur, Jack Mynheir, Donald Barrett, Phyllis Osbourne, 'JA MAMIE RUNYON WINDALL LESTER Secretary Treasurer 61 Tw, FRANK DUBANOWICH Parliamentarian 'M a'?QF.. in ' '25 Mn gc, 5 . ll-WIURW any WATSON l7l'll.-XNUWllfll VMC pl-egldem PfcNldcIH ml fiona! .Honor ocief rf 1 2 W Q-, Y Aflxk 7' lsr Rong Prnt f.lrl,11n, CLWIlIllL' Hgldwrn, Garnett .-lull-ilIlS, Bully Frye, Lcandra Dubanowrch, 2nd Rowg Bill Bl'0NVlllllQ, Brll Nlnllrwrrr, Bcnrnu Our-pn, Frank DLllDJllOWlCll, Alvrn Barlcy, Donald Harvey. 5rd Rowg Mona Aldrrdgc, Hurry llnrvgf., Irrwgum- l..rFnn, Berry Durnpwy, Txhrnrc Runyon, rxmry Cornb, Mary Ellrs, Vrrgrnla Vrnson, Roy Wmxrnr, Mrs, Clrcpluvlrnwrvz, PATRICIA MCLAIN Secretary . l 1 x ' LI '-335 A -A BILL M.-XTHENA Treasurer 62 as 'N- IMOGENE LaFON Reporter Who s Who InT Senior Class? he I I ' I I y - See Page 2 - 2, 1952 52W ,ja ,tj'Q .g ,gb '59 .. .4 .A yn Rector-Pegg No. 2 t'Cracked Nuts,' Junior Play, Will Be Dec .16 Cast has been selected for the Junior class play, Cracked Nuts, by Jay To- uesday, Dec. evening per- Mis s Mar- r and head iss and the as follows: isilla Nutty L. Gartinkleg s Applebyg .sion Jonesg y Nuttg Don- Pictured above at t tue Erickson-Ginger Nuttg Ellis-Pete Beamish, David ,-Billy Bemnishg Betty Ad- upon ill? i','fM M DD ' f l -Magnolia Langsford- Ray- gig ii 1 Bauer - Prof. Abimilech i if iishg Ray Woodrum-Adelbert ' :eseg and Yvonne Payne- P ,fm i Dewayne deWeese. f - gy , iy takes place in the living - , V of Miss Drusilla Nutt's home C1 V T , -V estropolis, a midwestern col- ? X town. ,, V ss Jack is being assisted in Y , . , direction of Cracked Nuts A lussell H. McQuain also a ez!! ' The,,, - class sponsor. sore? 'f W'1'71 ' ' Will of Man and a member of 12-B V gin with the d is mis s al of ' be held in t ' : mnaslum D - homer o , 5 . ..... ... . 1 . I, A Ce , . . ..- -V .,....-. A Dm end ee ZW If the subscribers to the Man High Hillbilly have enioyed reading the paper as much as e Man fi the Staff members have enioyed publishing it, l think we may be certain of its success. 'lations , , , s ee in , and The paper does much more than furnish the reader with school news. lt gives the students nu Miss , working on the paper a sense of responsibility and develops their writing ability. Working on t lty ad- Dt the Man Hillbilly impresses upon our minds the need for co-operation and gives us some 503596 . . ' n Str idea as to what is required of a newspaper staff. Edison Th And now lwould like to take this opportunity to thank our Sponsor-MV Russell l'l.MCQuain t this F331 Jr., without whose help the Man Hillbilly just wouldn't be. My thanks go to the other mem- tx? 'S . . . . . - SOD :JS bers of the staff, Managing Editor-Frances Browning, Feature Editor-Kathleen Bryant, Society ale Editor-Imogene LaFon, Sports Editors-Donald Harvey and Ercel Midkiff, Business Manager- MHS Th Betty Frye Exchange Editor-Betty Dempsey, Columnists-Betty Harvey and Eva Sue Carroll e Frye' ere ' , , ' secre- lori and the Reporters-Shirlene Moore, Nita Johnson, and Eugene Sergent. Johnny n I - etk Editor-Pat McLain arsons' F0 n arvey, eve y, June ,U V m wu- 'ank u anowic . band at the footgl game half- ,Please tum I X ' I ' -l Joann fPlease turn to page 2i time ceremony on Saturday after-' Y e X-X ey 'I A g ' ' n Director Kramerls musicians i ' 3 P ffl,-.ln nf , Wheel of Fortune as thnv i niTl.Q nf. MIT P11011 I.0f nnfr nann- 7 Mary Phillips .... Secretary Jimmie Clevenger .... President Werley Vonover .... Vice President Bobby Hatfield .... Secretary .7 '-,M U anal elk- M TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS Betty Frye .... President Lynn Hill .... Treasurer HI-Y OFFICERS Johnny Wellman Sergent-at-Arms Ist Row, Lewis Rolando, Buddy Adkins, Jack Montgomery, William Hamb, Bill Sexton, James Curry, Tony Tallarico. 2nd Row, Windall Lester, Secretary, Norman Collins, Emerson Whitlock, Douglas McKee, Milan Klipa, Freddy Adkins, Lowell Leach, 3rd Row, Jim Clevenger, Treasurer, Hurley Venoy, Alvin Bailey, Vice-President, Ernest Fisher, Frank Dubanowich, Parliamcntariang Bill Browning, President, Mason Toler, Clarence Kilgore, ,I f' , CU1 BAND MAJORETTESg Morgoref Klipo, Potty Grubb, Donna Erickson, Morg- uerite Sword, Frances Browning, Peggy Donohue. DRUM MAJOR . . Donny Joe Smith . STUDENT DIRECTOR. . Johnny White. f vi' . . ir 'f ang A ' '- ff 1 0 1: .W g,,,,..,m A . 2' , ju 4, in vb, , by Q 4 4215 ' V4 V4 fl ' Z, 5 Z , f G+,-,z '-yy i 65 I -em-eff i l mf . T I ' f,.A, . MZ, W., I W ,,, . aww z 4141, Q vw, H f' fw zfauz, ww vz ,ff 13372 Q ' 1' DIZWLZW7 , V fy U ' ' 'in A w. , wfz . f 11... ' ' JMX , , U . 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Director Kramer played first clarinet with the Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra. His minor instrument is the flute. 66 ,...- ., ...a,.-' -w.g:.rf- ,-1:4 - '3-jf? . f X.- 4- 0 - :YES-A1 f 5 ,Q-.ff .: iff, - ...mu-.-.- A2 24 -'- 1-rwfiil-.-.'...-1c'e.-1-4-is -c , .gee -l 41 41 47-.1 ' -9111 -nl .41 ii First Row, Carolyn H+-I 4?'wff',.'.Z'. 14 ef :ff ff+eLfH 'z.-f v' ,rv-3. :-f tw-gl- , an--.-'-5, 1 . , . e ' -, ' f ef.7', QQ - 1- .Lf N Q ' 1, ,gjfgft ga -Z'fHf'Z't'- tsfva,,'4,.,5 fg-?.:,f . fe' ' i av -1 J ' l1',..1.----'mt ,Q V- -Y ,--:ft - if N3 - -A- TfZ.?5-'?f+:, ' 'if' ,L ff if f A 'bf' viz 5'v71f' '?e? s'f 1Pfi I'i, V ,U , gl R. KM J H - . I it .U ,, -- '5 ,IT :.-.r-- ,2- .4'1z--.1- ',bi,13,ij4k.-ff3:41- vf'2z19L'-- iC9rv 5141-4 - ,f':'1 7!1?' ' -fi-gf, ,.-,-ale-.aunt-'Q-A L -ievfaq-hr-a.a:i+yf:uaf's,a,-.fre-1-' Rector, Donna Lou Chambers, Martha Johnson, Dorothy Watts Sonny Crawford, Jean Curry, Joan Hanshaw, Vaughn White, Franklin Brewer, Marguerite Sword, Ruth Wells, Margaret Klipa, Donna Sue Erickson, Frances Browning. Second Row, Freda Dyer, Janice Stand- ifur Glenyce Smith, Levi Sewell, Danny Smith, Kenny Colston, Carol Anthony, Lillie Griffin, Bobby Davenport, Howard Brewster, Peggy Donahue, Johnny White, Clifford Davidson, Jackie Walls, Jimmy Carter, Mr Kramer. Third Row, Mona Aldridge, Lynn Hill, Duwanna Dyson, Ann Smith, Conrad Cook, David Jones, Howard Brewer, Kenneth Gilliam, Ronald Walls, Eleanor Williamson, Shelby Jayjohn, 67 'af Z?6LIfl6! .S7I'l6Ll05 6 Qaida! an me '-.x I' l i fi 'A Coaching the Hillbillies This year are James A. White and Frank A. Mazza. Leading the Man squad are Alvin Bailey ancl Bill Browning. ur-': ' ,1-i-..i 'L y :.nu1f-'L 69 Seth l2---Man 7 Man's T. D. was made by Venoy and extra point kicked by Bill Hamb. Williamson l2---Man O Williamson scored inthe third and fourth periods. Logan 21---Man 0 Logan's Johnny Allman scored first, then came Logan's speedy halfback, Francis. For the last touchdown came Roger Spencer. Man 6---Madison O Man scored on a blocked punt by Rolando, with Buddy Adkins picking up the pigskin and leaping across the goal. Charleston Catholic lf?---Man 6 Venoy made the onlyT. D. for Man in the remain- ing seconds of the game. Dunbar 40---Man O The strong Bulldogs tore the out-manned Billies apart. 70 FIRST ROW: Buddy Adkins, Louis Rolando, Kermit Lester, Joey Maioio, Oscar Adkins, Terry Brown, Charles Dickerson, Paul Schultz, David Jones. SECOND ROW: Hurley Venoy, Jimmy Clevenger, Douglas McKee, Mason Toler, Jack Montgomery, Bi11Browning, Alvin Bailey, Bill Hamb, Windall Lester, Ernest Fisher. THIRD ROW: Coach Mazza, Manager, Roland Parsley, Bill Sexton, Fredrick Adkins, Lowell Leach, Milan I-Qlipa, Clifford Barrett, Eugene Burnette, Norman Collins, James Curry, Emerson Whitlock, Coach White. W, Mt. Hope 39---Man 6 Bill Sexton scored for MHS on a brilliant 75 yard run in the fourth quarter. Princeton 26---Man O Although Man didn't score they played very good ball. Man 20---Oceana 7 Scorers for Man were Venoy, kick for extra point by Hamb was widei McKee, in a 75 yard iaunt fora T. D . , extra point by Hamb was goodi Sex- ton went 40 yards fora T . D . I again Hamb's kick was good. Guyan Valley 21---Man 6 Man High Hillbillies closed the l953 football season bowing 21-6 to the G. V. Wi lclcats with a season's reward of 2 vilins and 8 loses. 71 vljarfiifg .fgufogralaha W5 777-ZfL,b Q? I M Qy wi Ja N Wff QQ Q fb x A 523 ff' ififclfwfmfjjlg M if W 5,1 . YW Q! WDEXAWJMM DW X any V yi 39 05 ffj TMW QL W QW Sy WM fwjykyf f Wxf iw gf 5 M 3 if Mr M 2 QMWMZMM flwfjwgxpfyii 721.562 enior CAeerAac!erd FVEI '.g,'1'V Ei H Q-6-Q-9-i , Y SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS, FRONT ROW: Connie Baldwin, Betty Lee Frye, Garnett Adkins, and Peggy Rowe. BACK ROW: Imogene Hill, Mary Jane Miller, and Nancy Hall, Leaving the Man cheering squad this year are! Connie Baldwin, 4 yeorsi Garnett Adkins, 3 yearsi Peggy Rowe, 5 yearsi Betty Lee Frye, 5 years. L 73 is Ang, unior jo0f6a! fy, I FIRST ROW: Larry Payne, junior Dials, joda Ellis, Tommy McClellan, Joe Ad- kins, Eddie Wells, james Corsi, Tommy Standifur, SECOND ROW: Buddy Wwrkman, jim Thurman, Dennie Leach, Billy Perry, High Parsley, Teddy Allen, jackie Marshall, Nelo Huffman, Eddie Coyer, THIRD ROW: Ronnie Toler, Herman Moore, Clyde Deer, james Mullins, Coach Workman, Mon---Holden 0 I9 Mon---Omar O I3 Mon---Logon 6 21 Mon---Shorples O 6 Mon---Madison O 6 Mon---Omar 7 I9 Mon---Worlon 7 I3 74 42 SRP 42? X rx BNC NWC' ww' x5'5xS unior CAeerLac!er5 ev. -. 4.1! I A' -1' no 3? .X ,K .V 'ff2f.a-Q,,,,l ia 'iw-f'-2:4-:Q ' S' ,azjgf . , ' -5.14 .f - , ,I .V A., -nun , N0 , V A -W., ? .imjgg Ux- U .f1g++,W6, QL.. FIRST ROW: Madeline Tallerico, Rosa Lusk, Shirley Hall, and Betty Brumfield, BACK ROW: Parry Chaney, Naomi Gibson, and Sharon Hinchman, 75 RPMX RAN x A HXLLVJWUES X1 E arriifg -,, ,, ...Q-.4,.. A...,,. ,141 , '7 if 4,,v,.-4-.. V L, fs Y ,,., t if 1 1 3 J, 4 Jan I ...A- ..-..- a ...M FIRST ROW: Buddy Adkins, Lowell Leach, Bobby Reynolds, Doran Nester, Bill Sexton, SECOND ROW: Coach White, Bill Hamb, Alvin Bailey, Tony Tallerico, Johnny Thurman, Hurley Venoy, Coach Mazza. Man 53 Man 47 Man 48 Man 61 Man 68 Man 43 Man 67 Man 53 Man 76 Alumni 50 Wi I Iiamson 55 Sharples 30 ---Matewan 621 ---Chaprnanvi I Ie 67 ---Pinevi I Ie 64 ---Guyan Valley 76 ---Oceana 81 ---Seth 76 82 Man 69 Man 70 Man 58 Man 40 Man 51 Man 64 Man Man Man Man Man Sharples 61 ---Gilbert 72 Madison 67 Logan 79 Williamson 70 Chapmanvi I Ie 86 Oceana Guyan Valley Madison Pinevi 1 Ie Seth 05QI'U25 ill.. lf B FIRST ROW: Johnny Hopkins, Milan Klipa, Eddie Mitchem, Johnny Merritt, Charles Dickerson Terry Brown SECOND ROW: Coach Mazza, Bill Sexton, Louis Rolando, Arnold Duncan, Johnny Thurman, Douglas Hall Mon 38 Man 35 Man 44 Man 42 Man 44 B B B B B Shcrples B 39 Mclfewcn B 47 Pineville B 39 Oceana B 58 Seth B 53 MonB 45 Man B 54 Man B 29 Mon B 37 77 Williamson B Shurples B 28 Madison B 45 Logan B 69 51 gl.5L8f6Cl ff IQCLIOJ -'Q' N nnfpf 'A RWo'wo MM' Ser if up, Hurley SRQAQ, r 1 Shoot nf, Reynolds I g , ' X F' W 78 Hurley makes good Sink if, Bailey Good shot, Nesfer QT Y I I I R unior gzogefgaf R sql 'I+' Q L. N .mr fl 'LMT 'frzfr 'ff Lf' 0502 +58 JP 11 T, yn-N .ff N QAN Ji ml FIRST ROW: Tommy Standifur, Tommy McClellan, Ioda Ellis, Corky Clay, Dennie Leach, SECOND ROW: Jim Thurman, Buddy Workman, Larry Payne, J, D. Stone, Ronnie Toler. THIRD ROW: Coach Workman, H. S. Parsons, James Brumfield, Joey Maiolo, Gail Phillips. gl M' -,KS Mon---Holden 33 26 Man---Shorples 37 29 ofkmon Man---Chapmonville Coppo- mes eawvfd W 43 32 'n Laffy PQ Couch jo Mon---Warfon 36 30 Mon---Williamson Mon---Omar Man---Chopmonville 35 38 50 29 51 26 Mon---Milton Mon---Holden Mon---Wurton 47 I9 33 I4 39 42 Man---Omar Man---Sharples Mon---Logon 36 28 33 24 Mon---Logan 79 Yfle Suche ,JL!awLin5 ay H1-f+.fk .-4, WW , 80 I . W- ll s4'i'xf veggf, 'V f ll l izizpgig I 1. K' Q A fzffxo A V1vv , 1 noxa R '., Xen 006 OO 3' f ,, f ff '25 V nyX6 W E . 'VV' 'S ly ' -Y gy 50 XXX at 51: I x bl vw x 36 lg f wx 15, .. l , ll SoYlSlled?u ll .1 f an , ff r 5' 'K QCA Und S A . frfene ,I Q. HM . Qrrymg Sofh Clrpd C s,,,l. e gl-ffs If Eligible Bachelors XXOOQQ 81 OffOnI: V 'H f I if 1 A , Y CArz'.4fmaJ 1 E , A -'Q 'tvs '- . , Pryvd, ,nigga ,- - , W K .'H.,f -e ,. H ' ' H, 1 ' A5 L'f.,.m!-iY'f'?'-..R..,1M - mime X , 'Ms .. ' Refreshments 82 Last Dance Fun for call rialmaa 83 Swing 'em enior ping In April the senior class presented Our Miss Brooks, a comedy in three acts, as the annual class play. Pat McLain portrayed the part of Miss Brooks, Others in the cast were Leandra M, Dubanowich, Virginia Vinson, Peggy Campbell, Peggy Sue Acord, Peggy Rowe, Patty Grubb, Connie Baldwin, Garnett Adkins, Mona Jean Aldridge, Betty Lee Frye, Mamie Runyon, Bill Browning, Alvin Bailey, Bobby Brooks, Werley Vanover, Frank Dubanowich, Johnny Thurman, Bobby Hatfield, Sidney Williams, William Hamb, and johnny White. B09 QI'll0l' CLAFJ MSJAOLU 84 enior inirifref P , 1 My ,pxb -L- unior p rg - ,mn CRACKED NUTS CAST SEATED: Betty Adkins, Carolyn Rector, Donna Sue Erickson, Doris Hatfield, Brenda Hall, Ronnie Brooks, STAND- ING: Lynn Hill, James Neece, Nancy Hall, Gloria Adkins, Yvonne Payne, Raymond Bauer, Ray Woodrum, David Jones, Joda Ellis, Charles Perry, Johnny Wellman, Margaret Jack, Russell H. McQuain, Jr, 85 .J ,dk Ima' 'wx U ,-., Z1 0 go OHL' Q-ff QVJ1 90 O 'Pig O ,O Cr! , . O Of- of 4' - 00 f' of Best Dancer Qlfll0I' Most Beautiful Girl N, if V , .' Kf.g,XVh ' , , MM f , 4 z f ' 4 if ooo, Q! 1, J' I, Wh Q '71 - V-:fo Most Courfeous O-VJ, OJ, x 6. Of. 1- wwf' ff' Contributed most to School Best Actress Best Dressed emonagfiefi I' o ,P -1' A. , Y , f ui Q I 0 I Il -4 H' wa Y f, , ,L , , , Q7 .ff 41. K , Most Popular Best Looking Boy Best Dressed W, ,,.x4na O Xb X Most Courteous O 0l'l0l Q CL6!lfl6lfQ:f Mamie Faye Runyon Bill M. 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High school life at best is passing, gliding swiftly byf Let us pledge in word 'and cl eed our love for old Man High. 101 is ,itin- umm: 'f . . A-'3vL?Ji f '-n ew 0- 4---- I ir'w-,-311.-I Ig'1,Q AJ-1, . . i V . . I .HMQLAQLLI . V L.i.6r1i,1A, . .4 lmuylqgqmrgv-gl -'- 1 . .man .gliglz We, the staff of '53, wish to express our deep appreciation and gratitude to the following for their contributions which have made possible this edition of the HILLBILLY. MISS MERLE DAVIS Robinette, West Virginia MR. AND MRS. RODNEY HONAKER Amherstdale, West Virginia MR. JOHN E. DAVIS Amherstdale, West Virginia MR. ROY LETSINGER Amherstdale, West Virginia MR. J.R. FIELDS Amherstdale, West Virginia h , l : f f I H 17 V ii. THE LOGA MOKEHOU E Where Friends Meet Friends Headquarters for All Sports Results Logan, West Virginia Compliments THE P RE in comm Y Be Sure with Pure Litz McGuire Distributor Congratulations to the Class of '53 MA MIRCA lHt CU. Phone 262I Man West Virginia ME RC URY ME RC URY Compliments of YEAGER MOTOR .I C. YOUR MERCURY DEALE R Phone I634 Deskins Addition Logqn West ViI'QiniO HlCKMAN'S CLOTHING AND JEWELRY Use Our Convenient Payment Plan Logon Man Congratulations Senior Class TRIADELPHIA ARMATURE WORKS We Specialize in Rewinding All Types of Mining Equipment Phones: Day 2021 - Night 8511 Man West Virginia PA1Nlllll1-lilllll I1llI11E0. M I l 1 P 0 11 All 3 Mfg Pontiac and GMC Truck Dealers I- . I: . W 0 R K M A Authorized Sales ancl Service Phone 306 Logan West Virginia Compliments of LUUAN COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE Compliments of ARAUUMA MUTURS Ellis Addition, P.O. Box 950 Phone l750 Logan, West Virginia Compl i ments UUUK FURNITURE ANU ULUTHING CUMPANY Elmer Aliff, Manager Phone 2601 IDEAL CLEA ER Qualify and Service Try Our Modern Shirt Laundry C.O. Erickson, Owner Phone 3451 Mon, West Virginia Compliments of JOHNSON'S MEN'S SHOP Phone 311 Logon West Virginia ' WF - LM, -I 35:1 'Wg' S A -.,...,-,- .-,, V .M - 5 , I ' ' . - r ' 'sr' 'M , , RHF!! l 5 F fl Compliments of THE POWELLTON CML C0 MALLORY STURES INC. Willys Phone Office 2080 Cars-Trucks Residence i509 FERGU ON MOT0ll . I C. Sales and Service Cars--Trucks--Jeeps Jay P. Ferguson Huntington Road President Logan, West Virginia Compliments of MA l2llllHI BA IlJlWHllllIll. Easy Credit Terms Man West Virginia Compliments of Wetzel and Irene Lewis HWIS Illtllll-INN HESIAURA I A ll llWIS lillllllllll Crites West Virginia All Nationally Advertised Watches-Bond Diamonds-QA guarantee with each diamondl Agency for Martin- Gibson Guitars-Accordians and Bank Instruments on easy Credit loci JEWtlIllcirMllSIlI0ll.,I iz. Congratulations fo the Senior Class LOGAN AUTO TRIM AND GLASS SHAW Loga o pume s of GREENBRIER DAIRY PRUDUCTS C0 Compliments JOHNNY'S SERVICE STATION of Tires, Tubes, Batteries, Washing, Lubrication, Steam MAN SMOKE HOUSE Cleaning Phone 376I Man, West Virginia Phone 9948 Stollings, West Virginia John Sinozich STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANY Compliments of AUTO-l-Ife-Fife MORRISON DRIVE INN World's Leading Auto Company 2 Minutes East of Downtown Eddie P- SICPITSUS Logan on new boulevard Ovef New EGQIG Resfol-'fan' Carry out lunches our speciality Phone 2904 Logan, West Virginia phone 3G82 MODERN SHOE SHOP BUFFALO GARAGE Shoes repaired or dyed any Tires, Tubes and ACCBSSOYIGS Color t0 gtqy-Hqtg Cleqned and blocked-Zipper replacements-Sell General Repflif WOVIQ wallets, change pouches, belts, polishes, Trucker wallets, and shoe laces. All Work Guaranteed Albert Zappia, Mgr. Phone 435I Kistler, West Virginia l30 Stratton St. Logan, West Virginia BREWER'S STITCH 8. SAVE SHOP The home of the factory built Singer Sewing Machines. Yard Goods- Sewing Accessories-White Swan Uniforms-Fashion-Hour Foundation Garments. Advance McCall 8. Simplicity Patterns. Trade with us and be the best dressed person in Logan County. BURGESS 8. LOHN MERCANTILE General Merchandise Davin, West Virginia Phone 2223 l30 Main St. Logan, West Virginia Compliments of 0.H. REEISEN CHEVROLET SALES Compl :ments of NATIIINM MINE SERVICE IIO. THE CENTER Students' Eating and Meeting Place Man, West Virginia LOGAN GOODYEAR STORAGE, INC. Goodyear Tires-Tubes-Batteries-Recapping Transfer-Car and Furniture Storage Phone 2020 Logan, West Virginia Compliments of W.F . BEVILL HARDWARE CO . 305 Stratton Street Phone 252 Hardware-Furniture and Home Appliances Logan, West Virginia HUFF VALLEY GROCERY Gro . -Meats-Produce Davin, west virginia Dewey D. Brumfield, Owner JACK AND JILL SHOP Capitol Theatre Building Visit our Junior Dept. on the Mezzanine Phone I4I9 Terms: i874 Net Cash HOTPOINT PECK'S PLUMBING SERVICE At the Triangle P.O.Box l3lI Ph We sell TT. Your one We install it. Plumbing-Heating Logon West Virgimo We service it. Service and Supply Dealer Logan, West Virginia Il with h uP l il3r0S g,vefr5fP WHITE'S SERVICE STATION irfii El rl H1 i Oil Lubrication 5 az g Tires Accessories lg!! is I lf' Phone 474l Man, West Virginia F 5 i:m'gilA 5' 1 e- he-ff r lilglli I 1' t 3' If 1' ig? 1,1 'Tw W Ili e t i X1 WWW ODI' it Q laik - . ,L X Nix 3 C K if X5-Ai ff 'D This is just one of the several proper lighting arrangements for reading, writing and drawing. For specific details on size of lamps, shades, and bulbs-drop in and see us today. Nothing to buy, and the advice is free. grades It's iust common sense. The better the study conditions are, the better the studying - and the better the grades. The proper kind of lighting is important for the concentration needed to study. lt makes reading easier, and reduces eye-strain and fatigue. Sometimes you need only a larger bulb or a taller lamp to get the right kind of light, For helpful advice on any lighting problem you have - why not stop in and see us today! No charge for this service, of course. Appalachian Electric Power Company .i-1 LOCAL MONEY FOR LOCAL PROGESS This bank is interested primarily in this community. Our Ioan- able funds come largely from local people, and our loans are made where they will help Compliments to build prosperity right of here at home . You are invited to be- DESOTO-PLYMOUTH come a depositor of this active, community- SALES AND SERVICE boosting bank . Continous banking service on the same phone 580 Holden Road corner for forty-three years. K Logan, West Virginia 0F LIIGA Compliments of HARRIS FUNERAL HOME Phone 5I6 Logan, West Virginia Compliments of MEADE FURNITURE CO Phone 833l Man, West Virginia Compliments of WISI IIIIIUI IA SUPIII AAAIIIIII Man Kistler Deskins Acldi tion-Logan Chapmansville Compliments of UIIUAIIIIIU UIUUS, I C. Alil UI AUUUSI A U UUAI Insurance When Better Cars Are Built Since I9I9 BUICK Will Build Them 3123 2I3 Main Street Stollings Road Phones: 3I24 Logan, West Virginia Phone 3500 Logan, West Virginia ll NYJ M :v Sindh-Adi verb-wi 1' v4 1 ii- !! tvs.- qnxif FT f, IA- -1... :- ' ,a gi, - 'MWK'-134'-4. .Q V, .f M. ,Vt 'N' - 5 L, ,v 1. N,nH.Ym Lf 'Q' Aja. f' '-5,54 ,Cm , ,e...,2 43- :fe .1 L X4 4, W, . Yi' 21573 ,.1'4'vf wt ,H?w N, 522' 4,10 .2 f ,f,, , F Uagmf , le 1 E. 1, bl. 1 ,Q - J' I 'Ak ' f -in ff L i JD 4' Wagga, , L , fi I A' . ' ,, w k Aki ,n if ,, ,Qiih A Compliments of IIHSI IIIIIRAI SI-III GSA Il IHA Association of Logan Incorporated under the laws of the United States of America Rooms 30i-302-303 Morrison Building Phone 432 Logan, West Virginia FIRESTONE COMBS AND COMBS E .B . CHAMBERS Westinghouse Appliances School Supplies-Lunches-Ice Cream Denver Combs, Owner Tires, Tubes, Batteries, Accessories and Candy Refrigerators, Radios, Washing Machines, Man, West Virginia Phone 428I Man, West Virginia For Fine Dairy Foods Think of Imperial Guaranteed to Satisfy IMPIRIAI Milk Candy Ice Cream Division of Fairmont Foods Co. Equipment Compliments Compliments of of E .D. ZORNES THEATER GRILL Taxes-Audits-Systems Rama V. Biggs, Owner Phone 848I Man, West Virginia MGH West Virginia COTTAGE FLDW ER HOP l2O Main Street Member of Florist Telegraph Delivery Logan West Virginia Compliments of GUYAN MACHI ERY COMPA Y Logan, West Virginia Continuous Quality Continuous Price IDD ODI! Aunoufv ov vu cocbcou mann ll LOGAN COCA-COLA somme COMPANY THE LOGAN BANNER is proud of its acceptance in thousands of Triadelphia homes. We make every effort to merit this confidence v I - 1 ' ?f'5?ff.f?,,35f 73v ' ' A . E?ziv5Wf9 ' few L? 'Q , i iQWN , fi' e ii ,j.,,i'7- wig- 4 Y ,'- f, ,' , PF, '--' LL. Q c .i I 7 ' ii Z ' ggi L HJ Pr , Q a xx- ' , 4,11 ' 4 ' S X -:xl ' 4 -.....g 1 I I 3 1 'Y'--M 1+--.M-f , i, ,, :Lf I . ., Mfrs. ,,, . I vlgvfme-1-I5 ... -:QWY-lspag in U ll! -Q..,,,, -. , ,.,..., ., W. , , , .,,,. .,,:.-Q.-Y, ' 1. ., . W ,1 , ,gn ...hnlkhwe J, - 5 ' V ' '.vf.p.,A.il:w Compliments of GIIYAN Will CUM BUMP BIIHAHI CHIHU CUM IQUIVIP HK CREEK CUM CIIMPA Y General Offices Amherstdole , West Virginia MINTON CHEVROLET INCORPORATED Our 27th Year Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Logon, West Virginia Seniors MANSBAOH METAL COMPANY Ashland, Kentucky Logon, West Virginia Compliments of THE LORADO COAL MINING COMPANY THE LORADO STORES Lorodo fLogon Counfyj, West Virginia Cllll HUNGRY! Come To The Fried Chicken French Fries Homemade Pies Sandwiches Soft Drinks Man, West Virginia Congratulations to the Seniors from sun nnlvi-all 'Hi NWN FUR IlURl CU. Logan and Man W. Va. Serving Logan County Families For 44 Years W.l.RUBlNSON l0QA plANlN5 CUMPA Y I SUHA Cl 502 White and Browning Bldg. Phone l4O Logan, West Virginia CUMPANYI C. Home Builders' Headquarters Lumber and Builder Supplies Telephone l3OO Logan, W. Va Mll 3:31 ,flllflfffz ,f 4 f f' Qifji ' 3-F b f,.,. ..,, .,..., , 'ZW , y ,fb Compliments of lilllllllllll 'S SUPER NIARKH We Deliver Accoville, West Virginia Phone 8056 Compliments ond Best Wishes J.T. Fl H A D CUMPA Y Phone 2585 Logon, West Virginia GIIFF M0'I'0R , I C. Dodge Logan, West Virginia Job Rated and Dodge Plymouth Trucks Motor Cars Enjoy Betsy Ross Bread and Betsy Ross Ca kes L.II. FE CHTE B IIGEII BAKERIE I-I.B. GILMA The Olcl Reliable Undertaker Phone 235I IIENNEY MUSIC CIIMPA Y Pianos-Hammond Organs-Band Instruments 432 Main Street-Phone 2266 Logan, West Virginia Compliments of WHl11ANIUS1NI1 1 10. Phone 5611 Man Logan West Virginia WlllIllMSll 'S NlAllll11 Quality Merchandise At Reasonable Prices We Deliver Phone 8571 Kistler West Virginia 11.15. 811111 WW 1111 115 run nunrcnllvl l Sanitone Cleaning Phone 258 Logan West Virginia Reasonable Priced Furniture Westinghouse--Philco Easy and Horton Washers Phone 960 Logan West Virginia Compliments Compliments of of BURL F . STOTTS THE LUNCH BOX Builder-Contractor-Jabber Man West Virginia Day Phone 842i Night Phone 526i Comp l i ments Compliments of of CROZIERS DRUG STORE MAN SMART SHOP Man, West Virginia Man West Virginia NIlliiHiS' Gllll Sillilll Service With a Smile Tires Batteries Phone 476i Lubrication-Washing-Road Service Man, West Virginia LOGA MERCANTILE C0., l C. 300 Main Street Phone l50 Logan, West Virginia LOGAN AIITII PART ., I C NEW AND USED PARTS AND EQUIPMENT Phone 205 and I64 Box 790 Logan West Virginia IINIIIN IIIPAIIINII I SIIIIII Clothing and Shoes for the Entire Family at Low Prices Becco West Virginia AN HI LUNCH Short Orders Plate Lunches Steak Chops Chicken Oysters All Kinds of Sandwiches Clean Surroundings Wholesome Food YEARIOOKS faq MYERSANDCO INC TOPEKA KANSAS as nc E Of ouM 0 . nu , . 56,5 'W,, .?,1 '-9 .. 1 Vfkfgfviy W M QA ,M -W 4 A My may fi 1 Y ig 59 S NN No K CK .50 . 1 33 al J 'Dx Q NW QM D Ffwy AA N Jax FQ Ag QV M Q CV My 0 'Aff 9 1 YI I 6 of Wg QQ? 52' so ww X95 .fs N Jn I W Q Xin QYQMWWJJ Wo c3Qb yL',j0 WWWMWM Q5 , ' . yfgwgb 3' ei Q QQ 535 Sf 5 YS A ? 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