Man High School - Echo Hillbilly Yearbook (Man, WV)

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Recognition—Mrs. Cook The person who has worked the longest for this school is Mrs. Cook. She has been secretary at Man High School for seventeen years. Mrs. Cook also gradu- ated from Man High School in 1938. She has dedicated her life to her work at this school. Mrs. Cook resides at Man with her husband, Forrest, and two chil- dren, Judy and David. Her comment on the school was, “It’s the best school that I have ever attended or worked for.” Her comment on the student body was, “As a whole, they are good all-around students.” 10

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■£? €)¥b great deal of influence on our lives. In fact, they have probably influenced our lives more than any other adult with whom we come in contact through our growing years. They have aided in molding our character through under- standing and exemplifying high stand- ards of moral character. Through the course of high school life, each student has received counsel and aid from one or more of his teachers. Al- though some members of the faculty have gone, they will be remembered by those who respected and admired them. The Class of ’73 dedicates this yearbook to the faculty and administration. We say thanks for a thousand and one things you never knew you did!

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Class Officers Seniors-Standing left to right Donnetta Blevins, Sec. Debbie Doss Treas., Seated. Sheila Adkins Pres., Kenny Adkins Co. Vice Pres., Tina Wintz Co Vice Pres. Juniors—Front row, Marv Gent, Pres., Second row, Mike Schultz, Vice Pres., Kelly Gilmore, Secretary, Third row, Karla Amburgey, Treasurer Soph. Left to Right, Kenny Morgan, Pres. Vickie Christian, Vice Pres., Gary Corns, Secretary, Eugene Steele, Treasurer.