Marlinton High School - Marlintonian Yearbook (Marlinton, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1948 volume:

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We are but one class, and speak language of unvarnished words, may we express our deep devotion to you by dedicating this year book to those who rank second to none in our hearts. Table of Contents ADMINISTRATICN CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS 57161471 0N lx? ff lil K 'x EA E657 Arnout Yeager A IH., M. .-X. PFIUVTCIIDCII U I Vuymzu l'n1L'un11L1 Immun Mun' Imllrfm full-'un i. . r 'Q 'V I Q if y..gf . ,af F ' ': af --,, ky d,,.N. . . .LQL7 G+- ii' A . ,.,. eg Q i 'WK E 'Xb 1 f 1 IM 2 K Q , 4' 5, l wr NG , KN' ,..k,... f 'QQ' k K- . .W 7 . W: r, . . ,v , , mu lm, l, Z 4 w if i ' ,. Z ww f f S x Qu E JF ,J fQ ' FX MYRTLE V. HAMRICK, A. B. Commerce, Social Studies MARY MOORE Chemistry, Biology, Science West Virginia University ALLEN REED DAVIS, A, B., M. A. Commerce University of New Mexico Marshall College Hampden-Sydney College Colorado State College of Education HELEN SMITH, A. B. Latin, English Mary-Baldwin College West Virginia University Marshall College JUANITA SPENCER, A. B. American History, English 10, Civics, Bible Ashbury College MARY PRISCILLA COLLINS, A. B., M. A. Social Studies West Virginia University Hope College University of Chicago Miami University POLLY S. REYNOLDS, A. B. Librarian Marshall College West Virginia University HOBERT NICHOLSON, M. A. Vocational Agriculture, Farm Shop West Virginia University EDITH MAY, A. B. Band LEETA KILLINGSWORTH, B. S., H. E. Home Economics Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music Marshall College Concord State Teachers College Ohio State University Marshall College West Virginia University Purdue University C. GLENN SHINABERRY, A. B. Mathematica Davis and Elkins College West Virginia University Concord State Teachers College West Virginia Institute of Technology GRACE M. SHARP, A. B. Eight Grade SA Davis and Elkins College Concord State Teachers College Transylvania University LESLIE GEHAUF, A. B. Eight Grade BB Marshall College ALICE McCLINTIC MOORE, A. B. N English 9, English ll West Virginia University Breadloaf School of English, Middlebury, Vermont ROSS WHITE, A. B. Social Science, Coach Salem College Marlinfon fillgb Scfzool Marhbroa :LL West 21? Vhgzhiaq rfff czassfy if 'A' 47 'S ,. 1 ,t, fl v.. a -. is, N..-,l. Ya1', r 1 if JF W N -61 -MWA f 4'L- 5 , 3' .. L mg-A Veslt ' Vi .,':, Q 1 . '- W Q W 'Afs V ' an ur L :V f,' 52 f Qs. , L gvrk X ,.:,.V .,. ,,,. .1,. ,,:-L ,.,,:. L ,,,. ,4. A ::' . , V 3 1 , -1, kA.,: I .,.. F 'ga -:L 3 if ,kV. I Z U ,. J . EIGHT A lvzl ::: c a l an 8 - U 1,VV -9:1 - f J , ' -.:Q V:-. : -- V and V Y V r 4A,. E EIGHT-B I , Y i t n o an I eff H if a E.. 3. .f1.5:, : waist Q , E V VK, E. .. ktL?kAk K ll. . 1 Q. :.'e i,, A- - V ,.:., A V . ,x: i ,..-, -- L iga ,AVV , , , AV E , A , l V VV C V CVV irse Ii , J .ai 2 A I ?m,1 g:' it eil: A Lz. '. . , , N ' V if '. 35 52 .- ' iffii ' ii' k,' 'J m ' V V' 'V , ' . C, , Ell E,i L:. 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C ARY GARDNER JOHN COYNER Colors: Green Arlo Alderman Nellie Alderman Dale Armstrong Kermit Boggs Betty Braham Edgar Burgess Thelma Burgess Carol Chestnut Robert Clendenen Eugene Cutlip Jewel Galford Cary Gardner Lucille Greene Sammy Harper Clarence Ervine Bill Johnson Robert Mace Tom Malcolm Richard McKean Patricia McNeill CHEERLEADERS KATHERINE TUMBLIN ALMA PENNYBACKER Motto: Push, pull or get out of the way and White Gail McNellan Betty Meeks Arthur Miller Herbe1't Morrison Keith Morrison Grady Mullens Russell Nottingham Alma Pennybacker Helen Rogers Philip Ryder Fred Shafer Jane Sharp Joe Sharp Harmon Shinaberry Bonnetta Showalter Martha Sprouse Harley Wanless Larry Buzzard Josephine Beverage 'Kyle Carpenter Flower: Honeysuckle Zoe Carpenter Curtis Carr John Coyner William Darnell Jimmie Davis Oleta Davis Bobby Dean Geraldine Dunbrack Evalyn Ervine Elmer Friel Joann Friel Naome Garrett Susan Garrett Kenneth Hamrick Julian I-lively Guy Jackson Rose Ellen Kellison Allen Kline llc-tty Landis Norma Sue McKenney Stanley McNeill Keith Moore Janet Morrison Barbara Moses David Newman Wanda Newman Grace Ray Jo Ann Rexrode Evelyn Shinaberry Alfred Thomas Katherine Tumblin Harmon Underwood Gail Varney Annie Waugh Robert Welder Eugene Wilfong Lee White Patsy lfVooddell William Darnell 'f A lv, 'A f . 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Colors: Green and White Flower: Dogwoqd Nancy Adkison Keith Alderman Mary Ann Riggs Genevieve Boggs Sterling llroyles Robert Bright Grunt, Hush Ric-hard llyrrl Dotiy Czwpentvr Str-rl C3ll'llt'lIlK'l' Ili-Lgy f'l?lI'lC Orval Clutter A nnu Ilelle Crawforcl Mzirie Cross llc-len Cutlip Curtis Curry Evelyn flurry Anna J, Dzwtwyler Grzu-0 llvun Marshall Deputy Charles llills-y Jonas Dilley Eldon Fm-rtig' Charles Galford Roxio Gaiforcl Robert Guy Collvtt Gibson Howard Gibson Thelma -lo Gum Martha Hadclork Kathleen Hammonds Ray llzinnah Jenny llowarcl Alice Jack Betty Jackson Gray Jackson Sylvia Jackson Fred Johnson l'orter Kellison Marie Landis Cecile l,aRose Ili-tty Liptrap Betty Long Joan Lovelace Milrlrecl Mace Pegygy Madison James Malcolm Orval Malcolm Brooks Mason Burel Miller Oleta Moore Clyde Mullens Johnny Mullens Lucille McCloud French McClure Louis McClure Edna Lee Mc-Elwee Curtis Mclivnney Kendall McNeill Teddy MCPaters Robert Raines Sally Rexrode William Reynolds Glenna Rhea Don Rogers Craig Sharp Dency Sharp Mable Sharp Thelma Sharp Walter Sharp Norman Shaw Betty Shinnaberry Gay Shinaberry Grey Shinaberry Dorothy Stuart Creola Schumaker Meta Scott Varina Stottlemire Pauline Taylor Fleeta Thompson Harry Tyree Eddie VanReenen Glen Varner Robert Viers Earl Wanless Kathleen Ware lloyd Wilfong Dorothy Wilfong' Robert Williams Frieda White Romona Wooddell Q ,hr C , , ,. la, Q in 'sa ei L 9, -- ' ., Y W ir ' 1 ,fh U 1 . 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Q 2, W . k,,, -,.k . ,rg E. s .I M ,, gf v k ' V L- Q . , -' ' 'al' is , , L' ', 5 Lk ' ,. -' ' Q 'h.- f 1 -- p -fi: f - C ' l 3 4 ,,,, X , f 5- ,V my , ja . 5 ,..,' . 7 It 2 ' 4 f f MH I A ' vs- , Y- A, ' ,.L: QW: -i f nga, , M,,rn?lS-- 'f-me .1-A -M .F s -. I --Vk rx lk -ff a f fl '.'k , 7. f 1' -,k-, . fe- 1 ' ' he 7 ri ' , i , 3' rl, -if . A PRESIDENT ...Y........ VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY ,,..........,, TREASURER .,,,,,,,,.,..,,,... ...... . . A,.,,. ...,,,,, CAROLYN THOMAS ,,,, ..,.,.A CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR LONG DALE CURRY ANN YEAGER GERALD GORDON HARPER CALLISON Motto: lf we don't hang together welll hang by ourselves Class Colors: Blue and White Class Flower: White Carnation Paul Akers Hale Alderman Joy Alderman Herbert Ardell Mary A. Beard Richard Beverage Jean Burdette Barbara Burns Harold Butcher Dorothy Buzzard Harper Callison Bonnie Carpenter Wanda Clark Dale Curry Clarence Cutlip Ernestine Cutlip Floyd Davis Ezra Dean Robert Dumire Johnnie Ervine Eugene Galford Robert Galford Gilda Gay Grace Gay Johnny Gibson Harold Gibson Thomas Gibson Gerald Gordon Lou Ellen Gree Herold Hannah Jewell Hannah Sue Harper Wilma Jordon Eddie Lightner HO Virginia Liptrap Junior Long llerhert Mace James Mann Dan Moore Jimmy Moore Mary Jean Moore Mescal Morrison Joyce Nottingham lletty Pennington Edwin ljennybacker Mary F. Plyer Robert Pyles Gordon Riekett Betty ROSe Lucy Rose Shirley Sage Rr-tty L. Sharp Harold Sharp Lowell Sharp Marie Sharp VVade Sharp Charles Showalter James Shracler Shirley Sprouse Carolyn Thomas Joyce Thomas Mary Underwood Naney Underwood Quentin Underwood Don Vanlieenan Roy WVa1'e Billy Wanless Ann Yeager ,Kei KM? ' i ,Ji ', I , lm T If . x.kk Y :T m y . ,nik s . ' ' ., .. -if was r O CLASS or 1949 A , N, ii-'ge : ' , r Q ,, l lx ' 43 fr A .-fe. A if v ' l Q S We ' 41? D Q. if sg sg x s 325 lQ h A it M i W L V A it ' . . X , We A 5? 'e gp I . 1, . . I H We Q fr, E A M , M if we T ,,.. if f ' . Y 1. X Q ,f 3 Si e at Q s 4 e A r af' ? ll 1 he 5253 Z 5 -q , 5 A A W f- 'V A, A '- '71 fi if it 7 . f e i s E i PRESIDENT .........,... Vl C E-PRESI DENT ...... SECRETARY TREASURER ,i .,.,,, ,...,,, BIAHY LOU PERKINS .. Motto: The llallie Abdclla Ephiq- Adkins Clive Alderman Ann Clay Allen Johnny Allen Clarence Anderson Clifford Arlmogast Mayonn Astin Georg-ia Barkley Olivo llurgcss Wallace Bussard Betty Buzzard Margaret Buzzard Naomi Carr Eugene Channell Nancy Chestnut Lois Curry Keith Dilley Robert Dilley CHEERLEADERS ,,,,,,,,,,,o,,,, CLIFFORD ARBOGAST FORREST KELLISON RAYMOND NELSON CLIVE ALDERMAN MARGARET IRVINE surest way not to fail is toucletermineu to succeed . Colors: Black and White' Flower: White Lilac Anita Dunbrack Mary Ervin Kenneth Faulknier Eugrcne Friel Bruce Galford John Galford Clarence Gibson Sammy Hannah Juanita Howard Margaret Irvine Forrest Kellison Robert Kellison Mary K. Lovelace Mary Malcolm James McCarty Lenore McCloud Hubert McKenney Carl McNeill Harold Miller Tom Morrison Raymond Nelson Mary Perkins Christine Rimel Coty Robertson Jackie Sharp Junior Sharp Sterl Sharp Twila Smallridgg Doris Jean Spitzer Lucy Thompson Dempsey Trainer Floretta Underwood Robert Varney Jack Vaughan Ralph Wiley Mildred Wilfong Hattie Wooddell y the shores of Greenbrier River By the Shiny Knapps Creek Water. Stood a fortress pledged to learning, Pledged to teaching, those who sought such. Tall around her rise the mountain Symbolising strength and grandeur Casting on our teaching fortress Light on subjects thus far dark. Here we entered seeking knowledge 01' a world which lay before us Here we found along with knowledge Alma Mater who adored us Taught us richness of companions Called us each her favored child. Four full years, maternal instinct Made her nurse each undertaking Four full years her understanding Made us grown ups in the making. When the trail became quite rugged And the hills too steep for climbing Then came Alma Mater's message ''Perseverencev-clearly chiming. Time rushed on without our pausing Just to count our joyfilled hours Then a bolt of realization Told us we had gained our powers. Then-all grateful youths we left her Left to other ones our haunt Taking with us priceless treasures All that one could ask or want. There she stands, yet tall and stately As the day she welcomed us Now awaits more foster children Who in her will place their trust- Trust that she will make them men. -JUANITA WAUGH AUBREY MEADOWS Liltes to dash off cartoons 'Cept when Gardner's 'round and then spoons. Football 1, 2, 3, 49 Class Pres. 4: Commercial Club 43 Class Treasurer 3 REX WHITE ln Zero weather, what would we do For a warm radiator if it wern't for you ? Football 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Class President 1, Secretary 4 quick he LORIS GALFORD For efficiency - good ole Lori: We'll sing his praises in a chorus. ' Class President 2, 45 Play Cas 4g Cyanide 3, 43 Paper Staff 4 SAMUEL CALLISON He's got brains - that s plainly seen Might end up a college dean. Yearbook Staff 45 Electron Club 45 Treasurer 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 .S'fNl0K Clv45'.S' 0fFlCER.S' PRESIDENT ......,..........,,......,. ...,,... .,,, B U DDY MEADOWS VICE PRESIDENT ,... ...., L ORIS GALFORD SECRETARY ............ .....,.....,......... R EX WHITE TREASURER ,.... ......,..............,.........,,.,,,,, S AMUEL CALLISON Anna Davisson ............ CHEERLEADERS ............ Harriet Gardner Motto: Nothing succeeds like success Colors: Orange and Black Flower: Lily Graduating by Credits in Service and General Educational Development Test James Beard Stanley Kcnnison Alfred Dilley Aubrey Meadows Harold Friel Albert Morton Harlan Grimes Herbert Sharp Harold Shifflet Ernest White Robert Workman IRA ADKISON He sings and whistles day and nite As a gay truhador -- Bud's all right. Football 1, 2, ll, 43 Auclubon Club DON AKERS As an optometrist he'll he great Ask G. Reynolds how he'll operate. Class Play 3, 4: Cyanide 4: Debal ing Team NOR M A N A ULDRIDG E Meek as a mouse and shy as a cat ln chemistry he'll take anyone to bat. 4-ll Club 1: Elec-tron 4g Basketball J EW ELL BAXTER Jewell's eyes give boys a thrill Looking at her, their hearts won't stand still Basketball 3g Bible Club 4 CLEO CARR Dark and quiet is Cleo Ask a favor and she'll not say nO. Glee Club 1, 2, 2, 4 GLORIA CLARK Texas Clark 1 A sawmill hand At stacking stave: she sure is grand Class Play 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Paper Staff 2, 3, 4g Yearbook Staff 4 JAMES CLARK Clark's the center of the team Tall and blonde and very lean. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 liaaketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Paper Staff' 4 MARGARET ANNE COYNER Efficiency is her by-word And playing mamma too 1 we've heard. A. D. D. 'S 2, fl, 45 Class Play 3, 4g Class l'1-esident S13 Paper Stuff' fl, 4 A RTHIIR CRAWFORD Football Captain 48 Rather than tongue -- uses pate. Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4 HARRY CUTIJ P Pappa Cutlip Junior Year Of little hrats he had no fear. Junior Play 45 F. F. A. 4: Debating Team EDITH DAVIS Smartest gal in Senior Class Brain of gold and far from brass. Glue Club 1, 33 Paper Staff 43 Cyanide Club 43 4-H Club 1 ANNA DAVISSON Our blonde pretty girl she's always been Her smile and poise are sure to Wln A. D. D.'s 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Class Play 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 4 PHYLLIS DUNBRACK Campbelltown one favorite Chick ls Phyllis D - cute as a h'iClK- Paper Staff 43 F. H. A. 41 ' Ikaslcotlmll Il, 4 IRA FRIEI. Tallest Senior 1 lra Frilfl Catches gals, like fish on a reel-H Fqmtlmll 1, 2, Il, 45 Ilnslwtlmall IZ I'Il0c't1'un Club 41 MARY FRI ICI. Mary, Mary, for a friend Good deeds simply have no end. Iilcc Club I, 2, Zi, 43 I . ll. A. 43 Pgilml' Staff Il, 41 Basketball I, 2, 3 IVIQKINLICY FRIICL Wavy hair his crowning glory Admiring females, favorite story. l'll0C'l,l'0Il Club 4 NAOMI FRIEL Disposition sweet and niCe wonder ghelg Hslieerdl' 0'l'l'liCe. F. H. A. 4: 4-H Club Ii, 43 Basketball Il HARRIET GARDNER Disposition sweet - Appearance neat Always a smile with which to greet. A. D. D.'s IS, 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Paper Staff 3, 45 Uaml 1, 2, 3, 4 OPAL GAY Always smiling mysteriously Wonder what her secret might be? A. D. D.'s 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 4: Class Play 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 RICHARD GIBSON Likes to air his political view But when mixing chemicals 1 Pu! F. F. A. 4: Play Cast 3, 4 DON HANNAH Favorite pass time, playing jokes ESPCCIHHY on us innocent folks F. F. A. BARBARA HARPER Agile fingers with which she sews But with pride she never crows. 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glce Club 1, Il, 4 ULDINE HIVELY Sweet, good natured laughing, Deenie No one ever called her meanie, Yearbook Staff 41 F. H. A. 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4 JAMES LOVELACE Cue stick is his favorite toy Probably end up being rack boy. Cyanide Club 43 4-H Club 33 Band 2, 3, 43 Debating' Team ROBERT MCELWEE Two main interests, blondes and sports Also whistling at gals in shorts. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 BONNIE MCLAUGHLIN Immaculate in her dress and style For some smart Guy she'll be worth while. F. H. A. 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3 EDVVARD MCLAUGHLIN Hands-ome is as handsome does Consequently - many loves Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3,43 Band 15 Secretary of Class 1 BETTY SHARP MCPATERS Lately became the Mrs. McPaters Now has to cook and peel p'taters. Band 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 F. H. A. 4, Basketball 4 PATRICIA MEADOWS Pretty, blue eyes has this girl Boys take a look and then a whirl. Paper Staff 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 35 4-H Club 1 FAYE MORRISON Basketball and printers ink Keep her always in the pink. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 35 F. H. A. 43 Paper Staff 3, 4 WARNER MOSES Baskeibalvs his favorite sport Except for Coyner whom he dares to court. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 MARVIN RATLIFF Senior Class' Abraham Lincoln Looks at a gal and can't help winkin'. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Electron 4g Debating Team GLENN REYNOLDS His friendliness is like al game lt's bound to someday win him fame. ' Class Play 45 Cyllanide 3, 45 Debating Team CATHERINE REXRODE Rexrode has a favorite guy Try and snatch him - better not try! Class Play 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4 DOT ROGERS The one with mischief in her eye ls Dot Rogers - My! Oh My! Paper Staff 43 Glee Club 1, 3g F. H. A. 4 MADELINE SAGE Sl1e's the taller of the twins When she laughs the panic begins. Glee Club 1, 2, 35 F. H. A. 4g Paper Staff 4 JOSEPHINE SAGE The dark haired twin is known as IIJOYI She'n short and sweet and Oh! sol so! Glue Club 1, 2, 33 F. H. A. 4, Paper Staff 4 DANNY SCOTT Smooth in line, in looks, in ways Loves to hunt on chilly days. Yearbook Staff 43 Audubon Club 4 CATHERINE SHARP Kitty Sharp is quiet and prim But for smart she's not on a limb Paper Staff 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3' 4-H Club 3 I RALPH SHARP Always keeps his voice down Seldom passes out a frown. Commerical Club 43 Football 1, 2, 3 DOLLY SHIFFLET Don't know much about her way 'Cause she don't have much to say. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 JOHN SHOWALTER Blonde and studious is Showalter For correct answer never has to falter. F. F. A. 4 CHARLES STUART At pop-corn popping, he's a whiz A friendly smile is also his. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, Electron Club 4 IVAN VANREENEN Ivan Van is football crazy When he plays he sure's not lazy Football 3, 45 Electron Club 45 Football King 4 JUANITA WAUGH Q Williamsburgfs popular to us all 'Cause of a gal named Nita Waugh. A. D. D.'s 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Class Play 3, 43 Paper Staff 3, 4 JOHNNY WEBB Crunches candy bars by Score Then dumps wrapper on the floor. Cyanide Club 45 Basketball 33 Class Basketball 3 ERNEST WHITE Across his face a smile keeps creeping Especially when he and Thelma are jeeping. ALLAN YOUNG Late for class is nothing for him When the excuse reads also Jim. Band 2, 3, 43 Class Play 3, 4g 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 43 F. F. A. 4 THE NOTC STICK THER than a full moon rising over the distant mountain, a bright campfire was the only light visible in the darkness. Around the campfire a bent figure is doing an odd dance to the beat of the tom-tom, and gathered about him are the squaws and braves about to de- part from their home ground to the land of smoke. A wise and efficient sqaw, Mar- garet Ann Coyner is at the head of the tribe now, and is telling her followers that a great deal is to be done this year and that it will take a lot of work. They agree heartily and elect Samuel Callison to as- sist her, and Opal Gay to continue keeping the scroll. They a1'e upper tribesmeng now they call themselves Juniors. the vast future. It is in their l10n01' thatn' the odd little yvitch doctor is doing his age By this time the onlookers around the old dance of Farewell, There is a pot of fire have almost completely lost them- brew on the fire, the contents of which are selves in the scenes of their past. A smile bubbling rapidly asthe fire crackles. The crosses their faces as in the visions they grotesque dancer is chanting a melancholy , see themselves receiving the Loving cup air which sounds like a strain from Auld at the annual tribal war, impersonating the Lang Sync. Suddenly out of the bubbling whiterace in a drama they called A Ready pot appears an apparitign in smoke that is Made Family, and then feasting with the Strangely familiar to those present. They Senior tribe at a banquet of nuts and see 9, large band of youthful warriors fruits. After the feast the two opposing entering 9, Wigwam over which is a sign tribes are seen smoking the pipe of peace reading High School. The headbands and burying the long active hatchet. V worn by the group are inscribed with the name of 'Ch-2 tribe, HFfeSnfnen'H The group With a sputter of the brew the smoke breaks into 3 War dance led by Sam Cam' X curls into the final apparition They see Son with Rex White following dose behind , themselves bearing the banner on which is and Margaret Ann Coyner recordingfhe written the coveted title of Seniors, happenings' This is the traditional imma' Their chieftain now is Buddy Meadows but tion ceremony, carried out in the oddest.of he is Seen being called away and the assis- fesnien- Evefyone is Wearing his Walnpamt tant Loris Galford again taking the high and most elaborate head geai'S- seat of honor, Rxe White and Samuel Cal- lison are doing the deciphering with the The vision ei'ieingeS Si0WiY and the Same charcoal and birch bark. A great deal of group is seen, smaller in numbef,Pe1'i12PS, l activity is being carried out in the final but not lacking in PeP and energy' Tnis scene. To one side of the class artists are time they are Seemingly Stnfiing the Wnd busy at weaving into a tapestry the names forces of nature for LOI'iS Galfvrd is fe' of those who have excelled in one war or lflting to them the legends handed f1'0nf1 i another during the past four years. For the old ones about the 1110011 and the Stars- high grades they weave the names of Edith Loris is assisted by 3 big bfewe, he Friei Davis and Loris Galford. For outstanding and Opal Gay has taken Over the .len of N ability in sports they weave Ira Friel, writing Pietnfe Words OH the birch bark Buddy Meadows, James Clark and Arthur scroll. The group seems to realize thiS yeai' y Crawford. After a series of scenes in that unity is an important factor for suc- X A which the tribe feasts with the Junior cess, because in the tribal banner under ' i tribe, picnic together and receive their dis- their new titles of S0ph0m0l'eS is Written missals they return to their wigwams to A C1255 Divided Against Itself Cannot I peaceful slumber in preparation for the Stand. I new adventures to begin with the dawn. , 1 Haunting strains of the Song of Farewell The cauldron smokes and bubbles and ill linger in the darkness, and they fade into still another scene takes form in the blue L X, , Silence- ,SNUL fi - ,M xii QW f' 'gn' X V x.,-f Hit-if il 'ii' f f f., , W i h wx.. 6 f xi Q5 'X s NJ J-,hllfL.,, s if 5' M MOCCASIN PRINTS' 0F THE CfflfF7'.4lN.S' 0F '48 We Freshmen began our war dance in the fall of '44 Then Unlearned Sreenhornsn was the title score. All through our lives initiation still goes, Black faces, long handles were the style. Boys had long earrings dangling from their nose With toasted ears that really made you smile. Our class suddenly became the -. Sophomores We now had ideals to live for, Our elders placed a feather in our hair Q The next few years would quickly pass, But lessons took our undivided care We soon were to become the Junior Class. Bright rings and a Ready-Made Family were our meat Later on we gave the Seniors a real treat With a banquet to send them on their way We all know that with the peace pipe we too, Would leave our council fire and go our Way Then all of our treaties would be new. We, the busy Seniors, will never, never surrender Minx From Missouri and Commencement, but remember The departure of our maidens and our braves All our friends, Mr. Moore, the Faculty and M. H. S. Are memories to cherish to our graves M. H. S. gives forth a How as it receives other guests. Smoke Signals... HE GOVERNMENT, headed by Loris Galford saw fit fifteen years previ- ous to remove our tribe of ifpink-skins t0 the utmost peak of the Lone Tree Knob. a result of experiments conducted by Dickie Gibson in which he proved U57 as a body. to be a menace to the ar1'CS which he needs to torture the next Demo- cratic President to resignation. In order to get to the secluded village one must climb for inches up the steep cliffs of the mountain, On the way y0u are likely to see a thread of smoke rising from one of the three scattered hermitages occupied by stray tribesmen who choose to live thus. Dink Moses, Bobby McElwee and Bobby Meadows are those Who isolat- gd themselves when Margaret Anne, Anna, and Harriet in a fit of Panic fsrigglesl fell over a cliff. Every Indian establishment, as you know, must have a totem pole - and the one in this village is quite unusual and extraordinarily majestic in appearance. Upon closer observation we find that it is none other than Ira Friel standing erect with arms c1'ossed. Near the totem pole lalias lraj is the newly constructed fby Marvin Ratliff's Construction Co.J outdoor gymnasium, Buster is busy building up the basketball team - His latest accom- plishment is having taught the five to shoot a shrunken head fJosephine Sag'e's, to be ,pi-lift, I l X er K 0 r'. exactj into a crow's nest from their perch atop a totem pole. Rex White who is on the team is getting to be an expert on in- terference but just won't shoot a basket. Qlmagine his Jo's cranium proper in a ciow's nest - Horrorsly Every community's essential is a school lmuch to the regret of somej, and in this particular one we find John Showalter as prirwipal, Gloria teaching how to send smoke signals in shorthand, and Don Akers a course in Driver Education fdriv- ing nails, that isj. Danny Scott is dem- onstrating bow 'n' arrow-ology for hunt- ing mice. Don Hannah has taken over Mr. Ven- Recnan's school bus and is pulling in a little wampum by driving sightseers around Lone Tree Knob. Last week, at the com- mand of Arthur Crawford, Norman Auld- ridge mixed a chemistry experiment in his teepeetory resulting' in an explosion of blue-pink flame. Since then the remain- der of the tribe have worshipped them as iire-gods-fAuldridge be praised!!j The publishing' house on the corner of Tomahawk Circle, which is run by Ul- dine Hively and Faye Morrison, is busy publishing Jewell Baxter's latest book of Grassipes - teaching the squaws how to make use of daisy petals and milkweed floss. Barbara Harper and Naomi Friel seem-to be having a heated argument out- side of the building as to who gets the first M N X1 S QQ i x fi f rel if. re X i i W i Y ,,,.,iilff4v,,g ' 5' 1 ...from Lone Tree autographed copy. Alan Young' is travel- ing about on a motor-burro from teepee tc wigwam installing triba-vision and re- pairing Sam Callison's alarm clock, so that Catherine Rexrode will be sure to have the young Sam, Jr., to school on time. Cleo Carr is the village weaver. She can be seen at the loom at any hour, weav- ing' blankets. And beside her is Edith Davis who is an expert pottery maker. Just back of the artists Buddy Adkison can be heard in his profession - singing lullabys to the village youngsters while the niammas see a matinee. At a scenic beau- ty spot near the river Eddie McLauj1'hlin has his own hotel. Juanita is the recep- tionist and 'tStu has moved from a pop- :orn popper to the night-clerk. Ivan Vanlteenan spends his time try- ing to graft a pine-tree and an apple tree. The results, he hopes, will be a rare speci- men of a pine-apple. . Glenn Reynolds just completed his de- gree for medicine man - nurse is Mary Friel and they are quite a medical team. They do research on the side. The most recent deed to humanity is administering- blood plasma to mosquitoes. Betty Sharp is the tribe's model moth- er. Without her family Buddy Adkison would go out of business. Opal Gay has recently been crowned Miss Scalp-'Em at a Hair and Cranium Convention and is at the moment return- ing to her tribal duties of the same title. Madaline Sage and Dot Rogers have Spent the past decade trying frantically to ,ARMS-Jw I l I l I jxy i j , f J Q teach Minnehaha the fine art of spontane- ous laughing in C flat. Harry Cutlip and Mack Friel have been in Solitary confinement for days. They have been trying to modernize the bow and arrow, and the only improvement yet is jet propulsion on the tail feathers. Jimmy Lovelace and Johnny Webb have a chicken farm. They feed the hens pool chalk, in order that they may lay eggs round enough for use as billiard balls. Ralph Sharp is the Phys. Ed. for Hens in- structor. He teaches them how NOT to scratch Bonnie McLaughlin and Dolly Shifflet are celebrating the event of matrimony just outside the chiefys tent. After the ceremony, they will climb Lone Tree and cast their bouquets of rushes, moss and mayapples to the prospective brides Pat M. and Phyllis D. waiting eagerly at the foot of the Knob. Having seen the various ceremonial dances connected with the somewhat prim- itive Senior Tribe, the journey back to civilization is taken with a feeling of anxiety to get away from the settlement in one piece. The trek down the moun- tainside is taken somewhat more rapidly -but not too fast to see. as a last glimpse, Buddy, Dink, and Bobby doing a dance ritual to the cliff gods in hopes that they will send back their squaws. ii-Through the years the color has reced- ed from red to pink. M A' Xif ,QM W .I 5 ,J x J f ff! NIV M X 'lwxlin M f-..-,fam ra A I NAME AND NICKNAME SENIOR USUALLY SEEN WITH LOAFING PLACE 'JUDY BAXTER ............. .....,...... M erit Galford ..........--.. .......... O ver Town -....-. . 'CHEROKEEU CARR .... ...... S hirley Sprouse ...,.. .. Toll House 'TEXASH CLARK ....... ..... P hyllis Dunbrack ....... ..... R adiator Seat ...... 'MAC COYNER ....... ....... A nna or Harriet ..... ....... C lover Lick .... 'EDITHU DAVIS .......... .......... A Book ......... ....... H ome ..... . 'SISSIE DAVISSON .... 'CHIPPY DUNBRACK ...... 'BLONDIE FRIEL ...... 'NAY FRIEL ................... 'GIGGLESU GARDNER ...... . 'OP GAY .......,.............. 'BOBBY HARPER ...... 'DEENIEH HIVELY ........... . 'BONNIE McLAUGHLIN 'PATH MEADOWS ........... . 'FAYE MORRISON 'CATTY REXRODE .... 'DOT ROGERS ......... JO SAGE ................... 'MAD' SAGE ................ 'SHARPH McPATERS ....... . 'KITTY SHARP ......... . 'DOT SHIFFLET .... . 'NITA WAUGH ........ . 'BUDDY ADKISON .... 'DONNIE AKERS ........... HENRY AULDRIDGE ..... . 'HAMBONEU CALLISON 'BUSTERX' CLARK ....... . 'ART CRAWFORD ..... . 'POPPA CUTLIP ...... . C IRA FRIEL .........,.. MAC FRIEL ............. 'LOUIE GALFORD ...A.. 'DICKIE GIBSON .... . 'DON HANNAH 'JIM LOVELACE .......... CHICKEN McLAUGHLIN ......, . 'BOBBYH MCELWEE ......... . 'DINK MOSES ............... . 'ABE RATLIFF ...........,....., . 'PROFESSORU REYNOLDS ..... 'DANNY SCOTT ................ 'RALPH SHARP .....,........, . 'BARNEY SHOWALTER 'STU STEWART ................ . 'LARRY VAN REENEN 'SPIDERU WEBB ................ . 'REXALL WHITE ....A 'RUSTY YOUNG ..... Bobby McElwee Gloria Clark Margaret Ervine Uldine Hively Buddy Meadows .. Bonnie McLaughlin .. Gay Nell Wagner Naomi Friel Opal Gay Joyce Nottingham Catherine Rexrode Sam Callison Margaret Ervine Rex White Hubert Sharp Oliver McPaters Faye Morrison Naomi Friel Eddie McLaughlin Danny Scott Glenn Reynolds Mack Friel Mary Catherine R. Homer Gordon Ivan VanReenen Dickie Gibson Ivan VanReenen Norman Auldridge Rex White Rex White Danny Scott Alan Young Juanita Waugh Anna Bobby McElwee June Kellison Don Akers Buddy Adkison Merle Gay Charles Galford Arthur Crawford Arthur Crawford Sammy Callison Jo Sage Jimmy Lovelace Clover Lick Hall Radiator Newsstand Around Gym Helen's Huntersville Harry's Around Gym Conoco Station Helen's Harry's McElwee's Store .... Newsstand . .i.... Newsstand .......,...... . Newsstand Apartment over Legion Home Library Helen's Helen's Pool Room School Moses and Meadows ..... . Pool Room Helen's Pool Room His Car Pool Room Moses and Meadows ...... Home Pool Room Pool Room Pool Room Alpine Hotel Clover Lick Clover Lick Pool Room Pool Room Balcony Clover Lick Pool Room Theatre Pool Room Pool Room Hall Radiator Thomas Store STATISTICS AMBITION Clerking .. To Get Out of School .....,. . Court Reporter Medical Technician Missionary Matrimony Stenographer Nurse Stenographer Buddy's Wife Beautician Designer Stenographer Guy's Wife Matrimony .. Commercial Teacher Beautician Nothing Beautician Hubert's Wife To Master the Rolling Pin Stenographer .-........... Stenographer .. Author Go to Alaska School Chemist Accountant Join Navy Coach Agriculturist Coach Forest Ranger Lawyer Chemist Mechanical Engineer ,,.. Physicist Dentist ' Coach Coach Go to College A. A. F. Pilot Loafing Mail Clerk Sailor Loafer DESTINED TO BE Mrs. Galford Housewife Sawmill Hand Dink's Wife Mrs. Beverage Speaker for the House Mimeograph Operator Nurse Basketball Instructor Buddy's Wife Mrs. Jack Byrd Home Ec Teacher Private Secretary to Mr. Davis Guy's Wife Home Ee Teacher Beauty Operator Housewife Nothing Singer Hubert's Wife M0tl'le1' of 10 Kids Model Store Clerk Spruce School Marm Dog Catcher Ford Mechanic Principal of M. H. S. Bookkeeper Admiral Farmer Model Father Tall Man in Circus Insurance Agent Merchant Soapbox Politician Elk Bus Driver .. ....... King of the Hoboes ........... .. Manager of Alpine Hotel .. Railroading, Marlinton to Clover L M. A. C.'S Husband President of the U. S. Plymouth Mechanic RECREATION Basketball Reading Mischief Going Places with Dink Reading Fighting with Bobby Laughing Talking Playing Ball Going Places with Buddy Riding in a Nash Movies Playing Ball Basketball Loafing Basketball Basketball Singing Getting New Boy Friends Laughing Washing Dishes Writing Shorthand . ................ Basketball Dashing About Talking and Singing Loafing Making A's in Chemistry Teasing Mary Catherine Loafing Basketball Football Football Baseball Making A's Talking Politics Pool Teasing Gals What's It to YOu? ick ....... ..................... Poet Laureate of Cheat Famous Bicycle Rider Farmer Famous Popcorn Popper Airplane Pilot Farmer Navy Pilot Insect Exterminator To Grow 6' 10 , Weigh 200 Lbs. .... ...... C ity Slicker ........ . Engineer Farmer Wooing Football - Basketball Shooting Pool Hunting Swimming Riding Bicycles Football Hunting Playing Mandolin Basketball Loafing Hunting 1 2 3 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31 32. 33. 34. 35. 36 37 38 39. 40 41. 42 44 45 46 1 47. 48. 49, 50. 43 Q WIZZS E, THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-eight, being of sound minds and realizing that our days in M. H. S. are grow ing shorter in number, do hereby make, publish and declare our last will and testa ment. DONALD AKERS wills his witch doctor profession to those Who infest the First Aid Room. BUDDY ADKISON and BUSTER CLARK will their hunting trips of many moons to Bobby Williams and Porter Kellison- NORMAN AULDRIDGE wills his love f0I' the out-of-doors to future tribes so they may go on communing with Nature, JEWELL BAXTER leaves her stone oven for baking to Ramona Wooddell so she can supply her own pretty girl Cakes. SAM CALLISON and CATHERINE REX- RODE will their love for Walking to Tom Gibson and Roxie Galford for use when the Chevrolet breaks down. cLr:o CARR wins the ebony color of hel- hair to Barbara Burns, GLORIA CLARK and PHYLLIS DUN- BRACK will their soft-soled moccasins to Christine Rimel and Libby Johnson in hopes that they will tread the halls more lightly. MARGARET ANNE COYNER and DINK MOSES will their birch-bark canoe to Beaky so that he can paddle down Knapps Creek as Dink paddled up the Greenbrier. ARTHUR CRAWFORD and IVAN VAN- REENEN will their tom-toms, tuned to horses' hoofs to those who tramp the halls. HARRY CUTLIP leaves reindeer sinews to those who get hungry in third period class. 1 1 11 1 1 11 '1 '1 11 1 '1 1 1 1 1 tl 1 1 11 I 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 1 11 11 1 1 '1 1 1 I 1. 1 '1 1 1 '1 '1 '1 11 ,1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 EDITH DAVIS leaves her War paint t0 someone who won't use it anymore than She did. ANNA DAVISSON and BOBBY McEL- WEE will their warpaths to Harold Hannah and Carolyn Thomas, they trav- el them anyhow so they just as well own them. IRA FRIEL leaves the bow and arrow which he would liked to have had to anyone who feels like shooting down a teacher. MARY FRIEL wills her famous war whoops to the quietest of the Juniors. MACK FRIEL loaves his Coon-giease for smooth hair grooming to Marshall Dep- uty to control his unruly cowlick. NAOMI FRIEL wills the moss and rushes of Price Hill to lVIrs. Reynolds for the library, OPAL GAY wills her place in a certain Black Nash to Edna Lee McElwee, and her place, fellow tribesmen, isn't in the d1'iV6l s seat fmuch to every home own- er's delightl. HARRIET GARDNER wills her life to the days of the future and says -- I'll Spefld them at dear old M. H. S. DICKIE GIBSON wills his loin cloth and ebony warpaint to those who play ser- vant parts in class plays in forthcoming years. DON HANNAH leaves his flint to Mr, Yeager with which to put off fire crack- ers. W I Z t 5' ffonflbaedj BARBARA HARPER wills her wings Ifly- around-waysj to Dotty Spitzer to sup- ply a way of transportation to Virginia when the roads are icy. ULDINE HIVELY wills her blue ribbon 4-H Canning Projects to Barbara and Raymond with the thought that You can't live on love, kids. JIMMIE LOVELACE Wills his tribal band to his sister so that she may follow in his footpath. BONNIE MCLAUGHLIN wills her Wigwam to Mary K. Lovelace to relieve the hous- ing shortage. EDDIE McLAUGHLIN wills his happy hunting grounds and wigwam at Browns Creek tu the next generation of settlers. BUDDY MEADOWS left his position as chief of the tribe to Loris Galtoid who in turn wills it to Clifford Arbogast. PATSY MEADOWS wills her love for Wampum to Jack Vaughan for his own use next year. IBrother, you'll need itI- FAYE MORRISON leaves a pipe of peace to the male instructors of M. H. S. for use on her younger brothers and sisters. MARVIN RATLIFF leaves his totem pole to Raymond Nelson so he will have something to worship besides Barbara. GLENN REYNOLDS wills to Don Akers the arrowheads buried in the Linwood mountains, so he will have a lifelong ex- CUSe for haunting that l0Ci1lity. DOT ROGERS leaves the deviltry she used on Mrs. Overholt to Creola Shumaker who can afford the 10W cuts. I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I 'I II JI I 'I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I :I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I 'd JOSEPHINE and MADELYN SAGE leave the echoes of their voices in Cheat Mt. so the Slaty Forkers won't forget their n.usical ability. DANNY SCOTT leaves his picture writing tpoetryj to next yea1's Commercial Club so they will have plenty of space 1'illL1's for the paper. BETTY SHARP tMcPatersI found a tee- pee of her own at Christmas time and retuses to will it to anyone. CATHERINE SHARP wills her good malks to the laziest of the Juniors - Imentioning no namesj, RALPH SHARP wills the hills to future sufferers Lick bus. ice cn slippery on the IJIOVEI' DOLLY SHIFFLET wills to the majorettes. ostrich plumes JOHN SHOWALTER leaves Miss Smith his bow and arrow - just in case! CHARLES STUART wills Fire Water Avenue to anyone who likes to travel the road more frequently than he. JUANITA WAUGH leaves her tomahawk to next yearls A. D. D. president. JOHNNY WEBB wills his empty peanut bags and candy wrappers along with two pieces of flint to Mr. Moore to kin- dle lires with next year. REX WHITE leaves his war club to Miss Spencer - not saying why. ALAN YOUNG leaves his linen cradle in Miss Smith's room so that someone else next year can rest in comfort in the last row as he did. Vi. , P , .wi PF 'gk 'N' SJ? ati ah I x ' ' S Q, 2, 1 . , , ug, ,-..,x- ,V ,, is M A Fisk? Q- X, ,J N4 W A K N Q-Qfw X wx Q' If K4 ACTIVITIES SENIOR P147 THE MINX fROM Ml5'.S'00Rl AIRS. RADLEY ,YY,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,, ,..,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,, G L f J R I A CLARK VVidow of Piofessor Radley. AMMONIA FITTS . ,,,,,,,,,,.,..,,. ..,,,.,,..,,,, ,,Y,,, . , . ,,,,. MARGARET ANNE COYNER The Negro cook, Hskeerefl of haunts. IQUCALYPTUS JONES ,, .,,Y,,,..,,,,....,,.. ,. ...., ....,,...,,,,...,, A,,,,..,,,,,, I J ICKIE GIBSON The Negro handy man, who clovsn't lwlamr- hL'1', UWEN TYLOR ,.,.,,,...,,,,,,..,,,,..,,.A.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...,.,, ,,,,, C A THERINE REXRODE H2l!'Yl6tyS Winsome young daughtcr. PETE WALDRON ,,,,A,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,, Y,,,,,,,,.,,, . . ,,,,,, SAMUEL CALLISON GXVCIIYS heart interest. VIC TYLER ,,,,,,.,..,,,,..,,,... .,A.,,, ,,,,,, D O NALD AKER9 Harriet's spoiled sun. MARISE TYLER ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,A ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, H ARRIET GARDNER Har1'iet's arrogant older mlaughter, JACKIE CLEMMONS ,,,.,,....Y,,,,,..,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, ...,. J UANITA VVAUGH The Minx from Missouri. MIMI VANDEVEER ,,,,,,....,,..,..., ,.,. A NNA DAVISSON A socialite. USBERT VANDEVEER H Y,,,,..,,,.,...,.,i.,, ,,,,, L ORIS GALFORD Her sophisticated son, who lisps. RUSS RADLEY ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,..,...,,,,,.,,,,,,,,..,,......,,.,.. ,,,, C ILENN REYNOLDS Harriet's step-son, an eligible bachelor. CAOUSIN CLYTIE CLEMMONS .,.,,.......,,.,...,,,i, H OPAL GAY A hillbilly in pursuit of culture. JONl0R Pl '47 HUNT BE.S'.S'lf B5475' Tiff BAND Ihl mhivl' laugh imrrcflit-11t in thiw mirthquakv pl tis how th I . o : 0 womvn got tht- bt-ttun' of tht- mln lu tll IIIIIUIIIIII 111z11'kt't. wvill' was d0Cl211'0d and tho Conquost for niusculim- hearts was on in clear L nm U UPIWNIYIIA' forces Iinod up as follows: Alice M01'lt-y, with loads of cash, tukcs unto horse 1 N 1 nd on zlary, just to get t-von with F11-ddy Frost, who had vzzrlien' loft hm- waiting at thu churmh Tl 1 touch ot pathos in the su-no, ovc-rb' I- 1 ' ' '- ' ' ' ALICE MORLEY BESSIE RUNNER BETSY BLOTTER SIMON TROTTER .1 .mend mth .in .1x.1lancht- of good-mnturud fooling. her housekeeper her maid her man-of-all-work MAY KETCHUM ,, ,, ,.,.,. a hopeful Spinster HEZEKIAH HAWKEYE , . ,,Y,, ,,.,,.,,,., , , 21 lawyer PAUL VERNON ,. ,,,, ,,,., ,,,,,,t,,,,,...,,,,,7 , , FREDERICK FROST a victim of circumstance a disappointed man HATTIE WOODDELL who has lovod and lost , FLORETTA UNDERWOOD LOIS CURRY ,, JOHNNY ALLEN DORIS SPITZER JACKIE VAUGHAN JOHN GALFORD- , , CARL MCNEILL Editor-in-Chief . .. Business Manager Art Editor A...,,.... , Literary Editor Photo Editor ....... Feature Editor ..,r Danny Scott ,..i4,i Mfzrlinlorzian Stuff - Typists - Catherine Rexrode ,...., ,. , Sponsor: Mrs. Collins Juanita Waugh Harriet Gardner Samuel Callison . Anna Davisson . Gloria Clark Opal Gay Uldine Hively -f il! n :?3 5'i5QZ7 Bible Club Our aim is to familiarize orrselves with the teachings of the Bible and to encourage membership of the student body in our Club. OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,,,,...,.l..,,..,,... ,A,............l.l............. .....,,...,,, J E WELL BAXTER VICE PRESIDENT ,,,...,.l...,......,,.l,.. ..Y,......,l,,,... . IOY ALDERMAN SECRETARY-TREASURER ....,.. ....,. ll IARY UNDERWOOD SPONSOR .....l.Y,......l........., .,..,.,.... M ISS SMITH M E M B E R S Dorothy Buzzard Luella Green Betty Penningrton Marie Sharp Floretta Underwood Thelma Sharp M.fI..S'. BAND- '47-'48 PRESIDENT .,........,.,,....44.,4, HARRIET GARDNER VICE-PRESIDENT ........,...,.A. .. ,........,.,,,. ANNA DAVISSON SECRETARY-TREASURER .... ,..,......,,,,..,,,,., . IACK VAUGHAN SOCIAL CHAIRMAN ..........................A.......... ...........,.. D IARGARET ANNE COYNER PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN ........................A.......AA...............,.....,....A. JUANITA WAUGH M A J O R E T T E S NANCY ADKISON JENNY HOWARD CATHERINE TUMBLIN JUANITA WAUGH Trumpets Jack Vaughan Sam Callison Alma, Pennybacker Barbara Moses Clarinet: Carolyn Lang Thomas Anna J. Daetwyler Alto Saxophone Harriet Gardner Gary Gardner Janet Morrison Helen Sharp Harper Callison Margaret Coyner Joyce Nottingham Percussion Patty McNeill Jimmy Lovelace Allan Young Jimmy Curry Trombone: Mary Alice Beard Jack Bear Bell Lyre Sally Rexrode Tenor Saxophone Ann Yeager Soprano Saxophone Barbara Burns Eb Alto Horn Evelyn Curry Dates to Be Remembered: 'Cake Walk. Furnished music for W. V. U. vs. American Football Games. Legion basketball game. X Played for Hallowe'en Parade. Furnished music for 4-H Cake Walk. Played for Junior Order United American Spring Concert. Mechanics parade. American Legion Memorial Day program. Played .for all home Basketball Games, 6155 CIUB PRESIDENT .......................... ..v......... E VELYN JACKSON VICE-PRESIDENT .......,.......... ...... C ATHERINE REXRODE SECRETARY-TREASURER ...... ........,. N ANCY CHESTNUT LIBRARIAN .................w........ .....V....w.................... ..A.,..,.... M A RY FRIEL Ephie Adkins Geraldine Ervin Wilma Jordan Mayona Astin Joan Friel Virginia Liptrap Mary Ann Biggs Cleo Carr Nancy Chestnut Anna Belle Crawford Marie Cross Ernestine Cutlip Evelyn Ervin Mary Friel Barbara Harper Sue Harper Evelyn Jackson Sylvia Jackson Naomi Mace Mescal Morrison Grace Gay Shirley Sage Mable Sharp Dolly Shifflet Joyce Thomas an cl f. fl fl. ' The Aim and Purposes: l l The primary aim of the Future Farmers of Ame 'ica is to develop agricultural leadership, cooperation and establishment in citizenship. The specific purposes of the organization are as follows: 1. To develop competent, aggressive, rural and agricultural leadership, 2. To create and nurture a love of C0unt1'y life. Zl. To strengthen the confidence of farm boys aid young' men in their work. 4, T0 create more interest in the intelligent ch ice ol farming occupations. 5. To encourage members in the development of individual farming programs farming. 6. To encourage members to improve the farm honte and its surroundings. 7. To participate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of agriculture, 8. To develop character, train for useful Citizen hip, and foster patriotism. 9. To participate in cooperative effort. 10. To encourafre and practice thrift, 11. To encoulage improvement of scholarship. 12. To provide and encourage the development of organized rural recreational activities. PRESIDENT ...........,...,......,..,........,,,.,,......,.,,,...,..............,.............. RICHARD GIBSON VICE-PRESIDENT .... ................ A LLAN YOUNG SECRETARY .............. ......... E UGENE CHANNELL TREASURER ................... .............,....,... H ARRY CUTLIP PARLIAMENTARIAN .... ,.... H AROLD DAVE GIBSON REPORTER ................... ...................... E UGENE FRIEL NVATCHDOG ..............l...................... .......................,...,..... T HOMAS GIBSON Richard Beverage Howard Gibson Ray Hannah John Mullens Eugene Channell Harry Cutlip Ezra Dean Marshall Deputy Robert Dumire Eugene Friel Charles Galford Robert Gay Harold Dave Gibson Johnny Gibson Richard Gibson Thomas Gibson Don Hannah John Showalter Eddie VanReenen Glen Varner Earl Wanless Sammy Hannah Gray Jackson Fred Johnson Porter Kellison Louis McClure Curtis McKenney Hubert McKenney Herbert Mace Billy Reynolds Gordon Ricketts Donald Rogers Densy Sharp Junior Sharp Wade Sharp Norman Shaw Charles Showalter Allan Young li ff. A. cwe Future I-Iomemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America is an organization of pupils studying honze- making in junior and senior high schools of the United States and Territories. It is composed of pupils interested in and working toward better home and fam- ily living. PRESIDENT ........,.....,......... VICE-PRESIDENT .....,...,...... SECRETARY-TREASURER ...,, PARLIAMENTARIAN ...,.... WATCHDOG ,...,.....,...,,,. OFFICERS SONG LEADER ......,.,..,..,............. .,.......,,...,..,..............,,. ASSISTANT SONG LEADER .. ULDINE HIVELY OPAL GAY ANNA DAVISSON CAROLYN THOMAS JOSEPHINE SAGE CAROLYN THOMAS MADALINE SAGE SPONSOR: MRS. KILLINGSWORTH Mary Alyce Beard Barbara Burns Bonnie Carpenter Betsy Clark Wanda Clark Lois Curry Phyllis Dunbrack Margaret Ervine Naomi Friel Mary Friel MEMBERS Gilda Gay Grace Gay Jewell Hannah Sue Harper Juanita Howard Mary K. Lovelace Betty Long Bonnie McLaughlin Betty Sue McPaters Faye Morrison Joyce Nottingham Mary F. Plyler Dot Rogers Betty Rose Helen Sharp Doris Spitzer Lucy Thompson Nancy Underwood Kathleen Ware Mildred Wilfong Ann Yeager 5. ElEL'7RON L'l0B The purpose of the Electron Club is to become better acquainted with some of the facts of electricity. PRESIDENT .,,,..,,,.,,,. VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY ..,.,., OFFICERS JUNIOR LONG HERBERT ARDELL KEITH DILLEY TREASURER ...,.....,.f........,,,.,..............,...,,..........,,.,,..,.........,,..,,...,.. .,,,,,.. I KIRK DILLEY Hale Alderman Johnny Allen Clive Alderman Clarence Anderson Herbert Ardell Sterling- Broyles Robert Bright Grant Bush Clarence Cutlip Orval Clutter Sterl Carpenter Charles Dilley Keith Dilley Kirk Dilley Kenneth Faulknier SPONSOR: MR. GLENN SHINABERRY MEMBERS Mack Friel Ira Friel Robert Galford Bruce Galford Johnny Irvine Bob Kellison June Kellison Junior Long Ted McPaters Jimmy McCarty Carl McNeil Harold Miller Jimmy Mann Raymond Nelson Edwin Pennybacker Marvin Ratliff Robert Raines James Shrader Sterl Sharp Charles Stuart Gay Shinaberry Harold Sharp Quinten Underwood Don VanReenen Ivan VanReenen Boyd Wilfong Billy Wanless Ralph Wiley Roy Ware CYANIDE 5061577 The Cyanide Society was organized November 13, 1946, by thirteen members who had the lil To Q22 T0 following aims: increase our knowledge of science. learn to perfect our skills in science. 131 To pfive service in our community and nation. Q41 To understand the importance of science in our lives. PRESIDENT .r,..,,,,,,, VICE-PRESIDENT ,..... w w SECRETARY ....,.,i.,., TREASURER ,,,,,, OFFICERS REPORTER , ,,,.......i,...... LIBRARIAN GLENN REYNOLDS DON AIxERS JOHNNY WEBB DEMPSEY TRAINER COLLETT GIBSON EDITH DAVIS SPONSOR: MISS MOORE Don Akers Edith Davis Jonas Dilley Eldon Fertig Loris Galford Collett Gibson Jimmy Lovelace Orval Malcomb Kendall McNeil Clyde Mullins MEMBERS Glenn Reynolds Coty Robertson Lucy Rose Craig Sharp Twila Slnallridfre Dempsey Trainer Harry Tyree Robert Varney Johnny Webb Bobby Williams Z l7fRv4R,V fl We strive to acquaint ourselves with popular American authors and works T0 tudy debates and parliamentary procedure and to explore paths of folk loie in mu ic and prose. OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,.,,..,...,,.. H ..,,.,.,,...,,,,. CHRISTINE RIMEL VICE-PRESIDENT ,,..,.7Y,Y,...,,.. ,,,,.. M ARY GRACE MALCOMB SECRETARY-TREASURER ...,,YY,...l,Y.,,..,..,,,,,,.,,,.,....,...,... CREOLA SCHUMAKER SPONSOR: MISS JUANITA SPENCER MEMBERS Hallie Abdella Paul Akers Georgia Barkley Olive Burgess Betty Buzzard Dottie Carpenter Floyd Davis, Jr. Grace Dean Anita Dunbrack Maltha Haddock Kathleen Hammonds Betty Jackson Marie Landis Betty Liptrap Mary Grace Malcom b Lenore McCloud Lucille McCloud Mary Jean Moore Mary Lou Perkins Christine Rimel Glenna Rhea Creola Schumaker Meta Scott Betty Louise Sharp Lowell Sharp Pauline Taylor Frcida White Dorothy VVilfong Varina Stottlemire UB C'0MMfRL'lf4Z C108 The purpose of the Commercial Club is to publish The Copperhead, the nonthly school newspaper. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ................A.,.....A..............,,V... EDITORIAL STAFF Harriet Gardner ASSISTANT EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ,.., ..l..,.l. ...,. B I 3l'g'2l.1'0t Anne COyIl0l BUSINESS MANAGER ,.,,,..,,.V..,... ........Y.A...................,...,,.. L oris Galford SOCIETY EDITORS .... ..... M ildred Wilfong, Margaret Ervine LITERARY EDITOR A,.... ..,....,........,...,........,.u J uanita Waugh EXCHANGE EDITOR .... .....o.......,.,,.,,,.. P atsy Meadows ART EDITORS ...,.,..,. ,,..,, R obert Pyles, Mary Ervine SPORTS EDITOR ,.... ,,.... .,.... ....l..,.,,.,....,,..,.....,. O I J al Gay NEWS EDITOR ,,., , Y...,,....7. o,...,.,,.,. ,,o,.,.,......o.l,,.l. A n na Davisson TYPISTS .,........o, .,,,. M ary Friel, Faye Morrison, Gloria Clark SALESMEN .,.. ,,.,.,,............,,,,..,,l, . lack Vaughan, Phyllis Dunbrack M E M B E R S Naomi Call' Dot Rogers Josephine Sage Edith Davis Mary K. Lovelace Madaline Sage Ralph Sharp Catherine Sharp AUDUBON C108 To become more familiar with the different species of birds which inhabit our country, more especially our permanent residentsg to recognize them by their appear- ance, song, nesting' habits and eggs - to know their value and treat them accordingly. O F F I C E R S PRESIDENT ...... ....cA,.i...,.....,. ...,,.... . . ........ D ANNY SCOTT SECRETARY ,.,, .......,.. R OXIE GALFORD REPORTER .A,. ...................................................... R AMONA WOODDELL LEADER: MRS. MOORE Buddy Adkison Ann Allen Helen Cutlip Mary Ervine Roxy Galford Clarence Gibson Alice Jack Cecile LaRose Joann Lovelace MEMBERS Edna Lee McElwe Patsy Meadows Oleta Moore Danny Scott Betty Jean Shinaberry Grey Shinaberry Dorothy Stuart Fleeta Thompson Ramona Wooddell 4-fl' C'l0B w v w PRESIDENT ......,,.... ,,Y.....,,..,. ,,,.,., ,,.,....,,....,,,.A.,. ,,.,, VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY ,.,..,., TREASURER ...AA REPORTER ......,,... Marlinton Live Wires ANN YEAGER JACK VAUGHAN SUE HARPER HARPER CALLISON Nancy Adkison Paul Akers Mary Alyce B02lFd Richard Beverage Betty Braham Barbara Burns Harper Callison Samuel Callison Bonnie Carpenter Dottie Carpenter Zoe Carpenter Wanda Clark John Coyner Dale Curry Y. Y.......,............,.....,....,,.,.,..... DALE CURRY SONG LEADERS .,.......,.,..A,..A......A...,..-.-. EVELYN CURRY, CAROLYN THOMAS LEADER: MISS MARY MOORE JUNIOR LEADER: ULDINE HIVELY MEMBE Evelyn Curry Jimmy Davis Anna J. Daetwyler Robert Dumire Wanda J. Friel Roxie Galford Grace Gay Gilda Gay Harold Gibson Howard Gibson Johnny Gibson Gerald Gordon Jewell Hannah Sammy Hannah RS Barbara Harper Sue Harper Julian Hively Uldine Hively Fred Johnson Smokey Johnson Grey Jackson Betty J. Landis Eddie Lightner Cecile LaRose Herbert Mace Tom Malcomb Dan Moore Jimmy Moore Russell Nottingham Mary Plyler Helen Grace Ray Sally Rexrode Jo Ann Rexrode Gordon Rickett Craig' Sharp Helen Sharp Junior Shinaberry Carolyn Thomas Jack Vaughan Allan Young' Ann Yeager POPULARITY CONTEST Teacher ..........,,.,... A Happy-Go-Lucky ..,.. Most Dramatic ,...4,.. Best Sports ......... Friendliest ...........r.,.,.r, Most Suitably Dressed Steady-Goers 4.rr......,...r Bookworms ...., Faculty Drag ..rr,.r Typical Senior ......r... . Biggest Chatterbox ..... Cutest .,,...,......r....r..r Most Musical r,,,.. Biggest Flirt i.,,.i. Biggest Pessimist i.,.,.i Most Attractive i,.,....i.,i,... H, Most Likely to Succeed Biggest Pest .....,,..i.,..i,. Most Original . ,,..i Most Artistic ..ll..4... Best All-Around ...,... BOY GIRL Mr. Davis Mary Moore Jackie Vaughan Harriet Gardner Dickie Gibson Anna Davisson Jimmy Moore Grace Gay Eddie McLaughlin ....... .,,.... H arriet Gardner Styrl Sharp Carolyn Thomas A. ....., Dink Moses ....,.. ....r M argaret Coyner Loris Galford Edith Davis Jackie Vaughan Loris Galford 4 or ,,,r. Harold Hannah Danny Scott Jackie Vaughan Harold Hannah . ,...... Harold Hannah Kenneth Faulknier Eddie McLaughlin ,. Loris Galford .. Harold Hannah Glenn Reynolds Robert Pyles Margaret Coyner .. Anna Davisson Harriet Gardner . Harriet Gardner Evelyn Curry Mary Alyce Beard Glenna Jean Rhea Edith Davis Anna Davisson Anna Davisson Mary Alyce Beard Juanita Waugh ,,. .i.......... Mary Ervin Bob McElwee 4,... ....... H arriet Gardner 34 bv 'fl Y xv i if 'Q ,r v g--' ..- 1 iii! -, I I A Aye' 5 h yu I 5 un: ' htgg. 31: f .. '7 A :- ' ' .4 .4 yi 'S I. In V' . , vm A x ' n F ' ' f ' ' -,swf Y-A ggi-' , , W' ' K' 4... si, .Q fl 3-' Ev . k T115 'Q . , M f igglffgj Q X, fqgsfgg . . 'S-wx ff , , f??ZL'- '-l N '3:f'k7fX5Zi2:'f. iii A1 ' ,' F55 ' .QI 'W L 1 yn, . 4 . ' 13, 5 Ns 4-- 'l.t2'5w fl+ff- Q ' : K .mai ,,n, 1?i S . ' 'Q 1 .f-,i', '4 'A ' 4-fl 7'- -1.. . ' L . -h 1 mf 3 Ps i, L' I ' W if 1 .. faq. 3 School Calendar SEPTEMBER 23 27 School Opens 29 Cake Walk 30 Kidnaped 9 First Football Game-Frankfort Health Movie-Dr. Amick Lewisburg Football Game and Juniors Ordered Class Rings Webster Springs Football Game 3 Band Cake VValk 6 ol 10 OCTOBER ii Hillsboro Game Aldersen Game 17 White Sulphur Game and 18 Grade School Cake Walk Renick Game 18 Richwood Game and 20 Halloween Dance 24 28 NOVEMBER Show: My Friend Flicka Greenbank Game 1 Trick Basketball Shot Artist 4 Thanksgiving Dance 5 ' 6 DECEMBER 1 1 12 Show: Laura 18 Football Banquet 26 Senior Play Matinee Senior Play Literary Club Cake Walk 5 JANUARY School Opens After Holidays First Basketball Game-Lewisburg 9 Write Sulphur Game O Cowen 10 Donkey Basketball Game 11 Greenbank 13 Renick Richwood Game 'Trail of the Lonesome Pine Richwood Game Webster Springs Game FEBRUARY Lewisburg Game Hillsboro Game Renick Game R-Day and White Sulphur Game 4-H Club Cake Walk and Webster Springs Game Hillsboro Game 4-H Club and Senior Basketball Game Seniors' Pictures Taken ' Greenbank Game, Senior Cake Walk Cowen Game Boy Scout Carnival MARCH Show: A Bell for Adano Basketball Tournament Basketball Tournament Basketball Tournament Junior Play Matinee Junior Play Show: Tale of Two Cities Easter Dance APRIL Show: Knickerbocker Holiday MAY Show: Tales of Manhattan Class Night Junior-Senior Banquet Commencement ATIIZETICS ' - FOOTBALL FIRST ROW-Dink Moses, fullback, Clifford Ar.bogast, end: Arthur Crawford, taclzleg Junior Long, taclcleg Rex White, end: Marvin Ratliff, taclxleg James Clark, center: Raymond Nellon, guard: ira Friel, end: June Kellison, fullbaclrg ivan VanReenen, fullback: Jimmy Moore, fullback. SECOND ROW-Tom Morrison, quarterback: Tommy Gibson, halfbacit: Dan Hicks, end: Buddy Ad- kison, tackle: Jimmy McCarty, guard: Edwin Pennyhaclcer, center: Charles Stuart. Uuardg Eugene Peaco- solido, guard: Wallace Bunard, halfbacltg Dan Moore, quartexbaclt: Jackie Sharp, Sterl Sharp, halfhaciu. THIRD ROW-Brooks Mason, halfbackg Kendall McNeill, endg Craig Sharp, guard, Bob Kellison, half- backg Porter Kellison, halfbacit: Harold Gibson, gua'd: Carl McNeill, tackle: Ted McPaters, center: Eddie McLaughlin, fullback: John Galford, endg Robert Du nire, guard: Harold Sharp, tackle. FOURTH ROW-Ross White, coachg Dale Curry, asst. mgr.: Richard Byrd, quarterhaclt: Bobby Mc- Elwee, asst. mgr.g Bobby Williams, halfbackg Harold Hannah, end, Harold Butcher, mgr.: Buddy Meadows, guard: Arnout Yeager, principal. Absent from photo: Dency Sharp, guard: Billy wanless, tackle. Football Schedule YVhen 0pponenl'g Score Where Home Team'l Score Septembir' 12 ,,,,.,,... Frankford- 0 There ,... .,,ee,,,,.,.,V M arlinton- 7 September 11? ,,,. ,..,,....,,,, L ewisburg-19 Here Marlinton- SGIHQDTIJCI' 26 , ,, ..... VVebster Springs-27 Here Max'1inton-- OCt0bc1' 3 ,,.., ,,,.,.,,e,,e,,, H illSb01'0-- 0 There Marlinton October' 10 .. ..,,,,..,... Aldersun-26 Here Marlinton- October 17 ..... ,,,,, W hite Sulphur-19 Here Mar1inton- 0Ct0b6I' 24 .,,,, ....,...,,,., R enick- 7 Here Marlinton-- October 31 .,,,., ,,,.., R ichwood-13 There Marlinten- November 11 7,.... Greenbank-40 There Marlinton- BASKETBALL FIRST ROW - Arthur Crawford, forwardg Rob :rt Dilley, fcrwardg Dink Moses, guard: Harold Han nah, center: Jimmy Moore, guard: Buster Clark, forward. SECOND ROW-Ross White, coach: Jim Malcolm, asst. mgr.g Rex White, centerg Dan Moore, guard Gerald Gordon, center: Eddie McLaughlin, guardg Hrrold Butcher, forwardg Dale Curry, forward: Bobbw McElwee, mgr. THIRD ROW-Eddie Lightner, forwardg Richard Byrd, guard: Wallace Bussard, forward: Curtis Cut ry, center: Tommy Gibson, guard: Jackie Sharp, forward: R0bel l Vie!'S, guard! John Galford, guard Brooks Mason, forward. When January 9 ...,, January 13 ...... January 16 W January 20 V.., January 23 ...... January 27 r...... January 30 v... January 31 .... February 3 .... February 6 .... February 10 ...,. February 13 ..... February 14 ..... February 17 .... February 20 ..... February 24 ...,. Basketball Schedule Lewisburg- White Sulphur Cowen Greenbank Renick Richwocd Richwood Webster Springs- Lewisburg Hillsboro- Renick White Sulphur Webster Springs Hillsboro- Greenbank- Opponent's Score Where Home Team's Score Here Marlinton There Marlinton Here Marlinton There Marlinton Here Marlinton Here Marlinton There Marlinton Here Marlinton- Thsre Marlinton Here Marlinton- There Marlinton- Here Marlinton- Heie Marlinton- There Marlinton- Here Marlinton- Tnere Mar1inr.m- Cowen- A. D. D.'s The A. D. D.'s were organized in 1933 with the stated purpose, To support the Athletic Association of Marlinton High School in every way possible. During the war years it was difficult for the girls to be of much assistance financially, but they helped advertise the games, sell tickets, and serve the visiting teams. This year, we have been able to get supplies for the Dog-House, and have been able to re-estab- lish the organization on a self-supporting basis. With luck, we should be able to do even better next year. OFFICERS PRESIDENT ,,,.....,..... ..............,..,.....,..,.,...,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, J UANITA WAUGH VICE-PRESIDENT ...... ..... M ARGARET ANNE COYNER SECRETARY ............ ,...,.......... H ATTIE WOODDELL TREASURER ..,. .,,, A NNA DAVISSON M E M B E R S Margaret Anne Coyner Hattie Woocldell Anna Davisson Lorna Wyatt Harriet Gardner Barbara Burns Opal Gay Joyce Nottingham Juanita Waugh Helen Sharp Elizabeth Johnson Carolyn Thomas Mary K. Lovelace Ann Yeager DRUM MAJURE'l l'E WYATT IJOONE LURNA 1 4 4 1 1 CHEERLEADERS: ANNA DAVISSON :: JACK VAUGHAN :: CAROLYN THOMAS 1 5'fL'7l0M4l Bv45'lCf7BAll 70llRM4MfN7' - RUNCEVERIZ' - MARCH 4, 5, 6, 1948 Greenbank ........ 43 Lewisburg ........ 58 SOUTH COACHES ...... ..,.... 6 7 Greenbank ,,,44,,, 51 NORTH COACHES ...... ....... 4 7 Renick ...... ..... 3 3 Lewisburg .A7..... 70 Lewisburg ........ 53 Rupert ..-.., .,.. 5 6 Hillsboro .......... 33 Rainelle .... .. 61 Rupert .... ..AA.4 6 4 Rupert .....- .-.-- 4 6 LEWISBURG Alderson ...-.....- 45 CHAMPS Ronceverte ......., 56 Crichton ........,,,. 52 Crichton A........... 55 Ronceverte ..,..... 42 VVhite Sulphur .. 40 White Sulphur .. 63 White Sulphur ., 74 Marlinton ...,...... 43 AWARDED TO MARLINTON HIGH SCHOOL: SPORTSMANSHIP QTEAMJ-TROPHY BEST SPORT-fFountain Penj-JIM MOORE C'lv4.S'.S' 700RM4MElV7 G I R L S Freshmen ..... 4 l Juniors ............................ 21 M015 1 8 SOPHOMORES CHAMPS Sophomores ..... ...... 2 7 Sophornores .... -.---- 3 5 Seniors ....,. ...... 1 4 B O Y S Freshmen ..v.. ...... 1 5 A Juniors ...... .v-... 2 2 -Tumors ----'- 4' 3 3 SOPHOMORES 31 CHAMPS S h ..... ...... Op omores Sophomores ....... ...... 3 7 Seniors ........,..........4....---4 24 SPORTSMANSHIP: Freshmen ATTENDANCE! All Classes DECORATIONS: Juniors TOURNAMENT CUP: Sophomores n4DVfR7l5'EMfN7.S' ,a s , X M 4' U Z' Q 1 . sus ' 1 WALLACE'S BUTTER MAID BREAD AND QUALITY CAKES WALLACE BAKERY-ELKINS, W. VA SENIORS' CHILDHOOD In the school house on school days -Sat the little Senior, Heard the whispering of his school chums, Heard the lapping of their voices, Sounds of music, words of wonder, Seniors, said the beckoning world, Seniors, said the calling roads. Saw the Seniors of forty-eight, Flitting through the happy days With the brightness in their eyes, Lighting up the rooms and halls, With their joys of gladness, Sang the song that's been taught them: Wah-Wah Taysee, Little Senior, Little, joyful, happy Senior. Lighted up with education, Ere upon my future road I start, Ere in Wonder I open my eyes. -NORMAN AULDRIDGE. POCAHONTAS POST NO. 50 .Wie Jfnwfaiaan, :Raglan HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO THE LEGION HALL ON FRIDAY NIGHTS - Compliments of - -- Compliments of - HARRY A. SHARP A. 8: P. Marlinton, West Virginia Marlinton, West Virginia - Compliments of - LANG'S DRESS SHOPPE I: , . , ,, 1+ SHRADER S Sc TO 31.00 Exclusive Women s Wear ' STORE Marlinton, West Virginia Marlinton, West Virginia MARLINTON ELECTRIC COMPANY AMoco GAS AND ou. Goodrich and Firestone Tires Thor Washers and Ironers Zenith Radios and Record Players HLPIHE Marlinton, West Virginia Salute the Seniors of 1948! MARGIE'S BEAUTY SHOP - Phone 36 - Marlinton, West Virginia THE B 81 B STORES. INC. A Variety of Merchandise for Every Need Marlinton, West Virginia STANDARD STATION Lura M. Brill, Prop. Esso Extra - Essolube WASHING AND GREASING OUR SPECIALTY Marlinton, West Virginia PEOPLES STORE AND SUPPLY CO. Sherwin-Williams Paint Marlinton High School Class of 1948 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS FIRST NATIONAL BANK Marlinton, West Virginia - Members - Red Goose Shoes FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Dry Goods, Feeds and Flour Federal Reserve Insurance Corporatio Marlinton, West Virginia - Compliments of - Compliments of - CRYSTAL JEWELRY STORE GRIMES' STORES Mai-limon, West virginia J- M- Wimel' Diamonds 'C Elgin Watches THE MARLINTON JOURNAL The Modern News Weekly if Costume Jewelry Watch Repairing P Printers- Publishers-Stationers M 1, t W t V, , , E 5. arm on, es n-gima Marlinton, West Virginia COMPLIMENTS OF A REXRODE CHEVROLET COMPANY Buy the Leader and Get the Leading Buy Phone 1 Marlinton, W. Va. PIFER MOTOR CO. DODGE - PLYMOUTH - PONTIAC MOPAR Parts and Accessories Marlinton, W. Va. Phone 123 ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY A. H. Mcclaugherty, Jr. Marlinton West Virginia ELK? May you be a shining example to those Seniors-to-be . . and don't forget that being Well-dressed helps smooth the road to suc- cess . . When in need of good clothes, visit - THE MEN'S SHOP Marlinton West Virginia JOHN M. MALLOW, D. D. S. Marlinton, West Virginia Cl-IAS. S. KRAMER Dentist Marlinton, West Virginia C. K. DILLEY, M. D. Marlinton, West Virginia NEFF S. MORRISON Justice of the Peace Marlinton, West Virginia K. J. HAMRICK, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Marlinton, West Virginia T. R. McCLU.RE, M. D. Marlinton, West Virginia C. J. RlCHARDSON'S HARDWARE CO. Hardware and Furniture Marlinton West Virginia STYLE-RITE BEAUTY SALON Betty Wooddell - Phone 132 - Marlinton, West Virginia O. K. SHOE SHOP We Fix 'Em While You Wait Raymond Wiley Marlinton, West Virginia MARLINTON MEAT MARKET Fresh and Cured Meats Groceries - Phone 15 - Marlinton, West Virginia - Compliments of - McELWEE'S STORE Marlinton, West Virginia CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to the Graduating Class of '48. The golden opportunity for a higher education is before you. We hope that you will grasp the opportunity to prepare for the better things in life. BANK OF MARLINTON Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FAREWELL By the shores of the Greenbrier river in the shadow of the Alleghenies Stands the ancient seat of learning known for Marlinton High School fame. All around it rise the mountains, rise the dark and foamy moun- tains, Rise the tall and stately mountains right beside it flows the river Flows the bright and sunny river gently flowing to the Big Sea Water. Here the kind and learned faulty, guide the youth with patient toil, Guides from their early cradles, nursery rhyme and fairy lore - Gently answer every question, patient o'er and o'er. In this land of friendly neighbors parents join, glad to see the knowledge growing For every mother's son, happy in the pleasure Of the simple work well done, till at length the Senior leaves them With that glimpse of world beyond from the ancient seat of learning by the shining Big Sea Water. -MARGARET ANNE COYNER. International Trucks McCormick-Deering Farm Machinery F armall Tractors Cream Separators Hotpoint Refrigerators, Stoves, and Appliances Wagons, Plows, Manure Spreaclers, Culti-Packers, Deep Freezers SHAFER SALES AND SUPPLY CO. Marlinton West Virginia WILBUR SHARP AND SON General Merchandise Groceries . . Hardware . . Clothing Exclusive Dealer for Ed V. Price Tailored-to-Order Suits Agents for Blue Valley Creamery Phone 69 Marlinton, W. Va. C. G. MALCOMB Transpoltation - Phone 120-F-3 - Marlinton, West Virginia Congratulations, Seniors of '48 TOLL HOUSE SERVICE STATION Washing and Lubrication AMOCO GAS Marlinton, West Virginia HATS OFF TO GRADUATES OF 1948 MARLINTON ESSO STATION Atlas Tires and Batteries Esso and Esso Motor Oil Neal McKissic, Prop. Marlinton, West Virginia WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned - Home Operated Argile C. Arbogast, Proprietor AUTOMOBILE AND HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES Located Opposite Memorial Hospital -- Marlinton, W. Va. The REXALL Store ROYAL DRUG STORE Prescriptions - Drugs Marlinton West Virginia THOMAS 8z THOMAS Groceries and Produce GREETINGS TO CLASS OF '48 Marlinton, West Virginia - Compliments of - C. J. CASDORPH 8z SON Marlinton, West Virginia Congratulations ! W. M. WAUGH 8: SON Taxi Service Marlinton, West Virginia MOSES and MEADOWS Magazines Soft Drinks Candies Home-Made Ice Creams Marlinton, West Virginia SOUTHERN STATES MARLINTON COOPERATIVE Seeds - Fertilizers Feeds - Farm Supplies - Compliments of - THE CLIFTON FORGE GROCERY CO. Marlinton, West Virginia SENIORS OF '48 When May draws near and your work is through Do you sometimes wonder what you will do? When you've finished with school and haven't a care And you feel as free as a bird in the air, Don't you have a little feeling of regret, Wishing that you had just one year yet? What you would do if you Weren't done, Next year of school would be lots of fun! You will miss all the teachers and your best f1'iend When high school for you is at its endg And you go out into the World of men To a job or to college, your life to begin. -DANNY SCOTT. T. S. McNEEL Fire and Automobile Insurance Marlinton, West Virginia MARLINTON CLEANERS AND DYERS Marlinton, West Virginia FIX-IT SHOE SHOP Jody and Dorsey Moses Marlinton, West Virginia CURRY'S SUPER MARKET Marlinton, West Virginia EDRAY GULF STATION Lubrication . . Automobile Appliances Gulf Tires . . Candy . . Soft Drinks Proprietor: K. D. Rader Open 7 A. M. - 9 P. M. Two Miles Toward Elkins, Route 219 Out of Marlinton DAVIS MOTOR CO. Nash Automobiles and ,, -- Compliments of - MARLINTON FURNITURE GMC Trucks If M John Deere Farm Implements Marlinton West Virgfhia Marlinton, West Virginia MARLINTON MOTOR SALES FORD SALES AND SERVICE Ford Tractors and Dearborn Farm Implements There's a Ford in Your Future - Compliments of - WOODDELUS OUR REGARDS, GRADS OF '48 JEWELRY STORE if Elgin, Bulova, Waltham, Rensie Watches - Watch Repairing' Marlinton, West Virginia Exchanges: , :nn:n:n:'::nhn-in J. E. HAMRICK Marlinton ,..,...,...,., W. Va. Hillsboro ,,,,, ,,,,,,, W . va. INSURANCE Cass ..,,,.,,,.,.. ......, W . Va. Life, Auto, Hospital, Health, Frankford . .......,.,.. W. Va. l Why Walk to Talk - 1 Telephone Marlinton, West Virginia and Accident ll ALMA MATER Our best years we gave thee, Marlinton High, But what thou hast given us will never die, Knowledge gained worth more than gold, Friendships formed that were never foretold Young and shy when we entered thy door, With each year we learned to love thee more. Many have gone . . . both far and near, Oh! How we wish that they were here. As we go, we know thou art more than stone, Your heart is a part of our very own. The hours spent here we shall never forget, And as we leave thee, it is with regret. -LO RIS GALFORD. Printed at the Office of The Marlimon Journal. Marlinton, W. Va. C x Y , . ' . . , if-Q f . K. ,wi 1 L Af -inf A N -:wk - -1.6 ' psy: lr' i . 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