Marlinton High School - Marlintonian Yearbook (Marlinton, WV)

 - Class of 1949

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Senan NAME AND NICKNAME USUALLY SEEN WITH 1. “SHORTY” ABDELLA 2 . “EPPIE” ADKINS . 3. JUNIOR ALDERMAN 4. “ANNIE” ALLEN, A. ,. 5. “JUGHEAD” ALLEN, J. 6 . “BUB” ANDERSON 7. “SHORTY” BARKLEY 8 . “TINY” BURGESS 9. “BET” BUZZARD, B. 10. “BEAKY” BUZZARD, W 11. “PUNK” CARR . . 12 . “GENE” CHANNELL ... 13. “NUT” CHESTNUT .’ 14. “HIGH POCKETS ’ CLUTTER 15. “DANIEL BOONE” DILLEY, K. 16. “COBB” DILLEY, R.. 17. “TOATS” DUNBRACK 18. “MILLIE” ERVIN .. 19. “MUGHEAD” FAULKNIER 20. “GENE” FRIEL . 21. “BRUSTER” GALFORD, B. 22. “LUCKY” GALFORD, J. 23. “ATHELSTANE” GIBSON 24. “SAM” HANNAH 25. “NITA” HOWARD . 26. “MAGGIE” IRVINE 27. “HUMPY” KELLISON 28. “KITTY” LOVELACE . 29. “SALLY” MALCOMB 30. “JIM” McCARTY 31. “SUSIE” McCLOUD 32. “PEE WEE” McKENNEY . 33. “andy” McLaughlin 34 . “MAC” McNIELL . 35. “HAM” MILLER ..’ 36. “LONE RANGER” MORRISON 37. “BABY” NELSON 38. “PEARL” NOTTINGHAM 39. “PERK” PERKINS 40. “CHRIS” RIMEL 41. “TINY” ROBERTSON 42. “SHEETER” SHARP J 43. “TODDY” SHARP ...ZZ 44. “TWIDDLE” SMALLRIDGE 45. “DOTTY” SPITZER 46. “MINNIE” THOMPSON .. 47. “DEMP” TRAINER . 48. “PEANUT” VARNEY . 49. “BOTTLENECK” VAUGHAN 50. “JONATHAN” WEBB 51. “SLIM” WILEY ... 52. “MILLY” WILFONG 53. “HATTRUDE” WOODDELL . Georgia .... - Betty B and Naomi . Bruce Galford ... . Olive B. . Monk and Butch . . Clive A. . . Hallie A. . Naomi C. . Ephie and Naomi .. . Helen Sharp . . Ephie and Betty .. Sammy and Clarence . Ernestine . . Naomi C. .- Ralph W. . Jack S. Eddie Mary Lou Mildred Maggie .. . Johnny Jack . Ralph Keith . . Clive A. . . “Cobb” . . Sammy . . Eugene . . Bob .. . Mary E. . Jimmy M. . Mary Lou . . Lenore . ... Raymond Styrl .... . Mary Grace . . Tom Morrison Bob Williams . . Porter K. - Herb Morrison . - Katherine Tumblin ... . Jimmy Styrl .. Chris, Hattie Dottie ... Anita Mildred . Hattie, Dottie Joyce . Twila . . “Cobb” . - Jimmy Raymond ... . Coty . Chris, Hattie Joyce . Joyce .. Peggy ... . Harley . Allen Faulknier . Bob McCarty . .... Keith Cobb . Anita Mary Lou Dotty, Chris Joyce WHERE SEEN . Helen’s . . Helen’s . . Marlinton .... . At Home .... . Hoppies . . Pool Room .... . Helen’s Harry Sharp’s . Helen’s ...... . Balcony . . Helen’s . . Pool Room . . Balcony . Anywhere, Anytime . At Home .. .. Nosing Around . Balcony . . Any Place ... . Hoppies . Pool Room ... . Marlinton ... . Pool Room ... . In School ... . Pool Room ... . Movies .. Harry Sharp’s . Pool Room .... ... In the halls .. Harry Sharp’s - Campbelltown Harry Sharp’s Pool Room . .... Anywhere . ... Pool Room . Campbelltown . .... Anywhere . Campbelltown . Helen’s . . Balcony .. . Helen’s . Harry Sharp’s -. ... Pool Room . ... Anyplace . Harry Sharp’s .. - Helen’s .. ... Helen’s .. .... Balcony „. - Minnehaha - Hoppies . - Pool Room .. - Pool Room . Balcony . —- Helen’s ..

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' Pxofr eccf (coutitiued) - San Francisco is our next destination. We plan to visit Andy McLaughlin who, is a civil engineer, and is building a bridge that will far surpass the Golden Gate Bridge. From San Francisco we follow the Ocean Drive south to Los Angeles, where we shall be greeted by Christine Rimel whose current book, “Wolf in Man’s Clothing,” is a best seller. She has promised to show us around Hollywood so that we may see how our esteemed friends are catching on as stars and starlets. Walking through a gate toward M. G. M.’s studios we see Ephie Adkins with her fiery temper quarrelling over her contract with her producer Samuel Goldwyn. Inside the studio we are greeted by Lucy Thompson, a very efficient receptionist, in an adjoining office we find Mildred Wilfong, who has become a very competent secretary for Bing Crosby. Going out on some of the sets to watch some of the takes we find Bob Kellison the understudy for Boris Karloff and Jackie Sharp a second for Butch Jen¬ kins. Just before leaving California we spy a couple of old prospectors and their pack mules. Drawing closer we recognize them as Sammy Hannah and Harold Miller, who inform us that they have not as yet “struck it rich,” but being enterprising souls they asked us to grubstake them on a new expedition. We are about to turn our faces homeward and we decide to visit the Grand Canyon. While stand¬ ing on the rim of the canyon basking in the splendor of this most magnificent spot of scenic grandeur, w ' e observe an artist busily capturing the beauty and simplicity of the scene before her. It is the fam¬ ous artist of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Mary Ellen Ervine. Somewhere in the wilds of the desert between Grand Canyon and Santa Fe our caravan overtakes Wallace Buzzard and Styrl Sharp driving cattle and singing “Riding Down the Trail to Santa Fe.” We stop off at Oklahoma City for a brief visit with our school teacher friend Twila Smallridge. St. Louis beckens us, where we hope to see two of our classmates. Dempsey Trainer, the owner of a very reliable insurance agency, and Mary Katherine Lovelace who is a waitress in a swanky down¬ town restaurant. Continuing our journey to Cincinnati, we enter the huge Grand Central Station to find Ann Clay Allen at the information desk. She tells us that Lenore McCloud is working as a court reporter in the Cincinnati Municipal Courts. The next stop on our ticket shows Charleston, West Virginia, here we find Nancy Chestnut, super¬ intendent of nurses at Charleston General Hospital, at a flashy corner stand for used cars, we find Clarence Gibson and Eugene Channel as the efficient and prosperous owners. From Charleston we turn north-east to Pittsburg, the city of steel. In one of the huge steel mills we meet our friend Ralph Wiley testing the hot metal. In reply to our inquiry as to how he likes his job, he wipes the perspiration from his brow and comments, “This is a—,” but he never completes his state¬ ment because at this point, another drop of melted steel intended for the test tube connects with his finger and the last we see of him he is headed for a much colder atmosphere. Observing a huge sign which reads, “The Amalgamated Tin and Aluminum Company,” we decided to pay them a visit. Clarence Anderson is president of this firm. He is trying to force the steel mills into bankruptcy. We are now headed for Atlantic City, New Jersey, where we have a reserved seat for the bathing beauty contest. We see Olive Burgess competing for the Miss America title of 1960. By this time we are becoming travel-worn and are anxious to return home, but wait! We were about to miss a visit with one of our old friends—so we climb on board once more. This time to Bos¬ ton, Mass., where we find Hallie Abdella living in one of the aristocratic old mansions there. When we arrived, we find the servants busily preparing a meal of Boston Baked Beans. After this delicious meal, we feel we have the strength to board the train for the last time. So with many happy remembrances of old acquaintances that will linger forever in our memory, we return home, tired and worn, but knowing that has been the most momentous and unforgetable jour-- ney of our lives.



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SfatiAtict AMBITION LIKELY TO BE FAVORITE EXPRESSION . Store Clerk . . Nurse . . Bookkeeper . . Teacher . . Bootlegger . . Diesel Mechanic . . Beautician . . Stenographer . . Join the Waves . ..Body building expert for Women .. Reporter . . Sailor . . Psychiatrist . . Airline Hostess . . Aviator . . To leave Marlinton . .. Waves . . School Marm . . Street Commissioner . . Farmer . . Engineer . . Billiard Shark . . Go to College . . Farmer . . Beautician . . Store Clerk . . . Bootlegger . . Nurse in China . . Airline Hostess . . Snake Doctor . . Stenographer . . Pool Shark . .. Millionaire . . Aviator . . Repair Man . . Blacksmith . . Horse Doctor . . Old Maid . . Join the Waves . . Rich Man’s Darling . . Nurse . . Pool Shark . . Cow Doctor . . Factory Worker . . Hot Model . . Nurse . . Engineer . . Construction Worker . . Bum . . Radio Technician . . Mechanic . . Secretary . . To see the world . . Loafer . . Nurse . . Bookkeeper . . Old Maid . . Moonshiner . . Mechanic . . Go to Summer School . Working . Working in Huntersville . Horse Doctor . . Drifter . . Farmer . . Psychiatrist . . Teacher . . Farmer . . Bigtime Bull Shooter . House wife . . Old Maid . . Drunkard . Jack-of-all-trades .... . Logger . .. Butcher . . Intelligent . .. Farmer . . Housewife . . Store Clerk . . Tramp . . Housewife . . Housewife . . Ho-Bo . . Wife . . Farmer . . Vagabond . . Pedestiian . . Repair man . . Baseball Player . . Ho-Bo . . Married ten times .... . Secretary . .... Somebody’s slave . Filling station attendant . Pool Shark . . Horse Doctor . . Housemaid . . Mrs. Hiner . . Waitress . . Farmer . . Farmer . . Drunkard . Radio Technician . .Jack-of-All-Trades . .. Housewife . . Career Woman . . Oh Heck . Golly . Aw . Ain’t gcnna do it ... Don’t give me that yodellin . Howdy Bub .. Baloney . Oh Bubble Gum . Fiddlesticks . Aw heck . Good Gravy Gertrude . Shucks . Ah Gee . Quit buzzing in my ear . Gee Whiz ... Bull: . .. Horse Anatomy . . Jumping catfish . Bung-fodder . Well I’ll Be . You don’t say . By Golly . Wait a Minute . Shucks . Shoot .. Oh Heck . Cut the comic . Oh shoot . Shoot . Cheese and Rice . Jiminy Cricket . Aw drop dead . ? It) . Flying saucers . I’m So Tricky . You’re crazy . Happy Jellybeans . What’s it to you . Heck . Goody Goody Gum drops . Good Heavens .. Aw . My Heavens . Gorsh . What’s it to you? . Heck . Nuts . Fiddlesticks Don’t Give That Yodellin Jive . Oh bull . Horse feathers . Snyder’s hound . Piffle Fluf

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