Marlinton High School - Marlintonian Yearbook (Marlinton, WV)

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Sema Stated teed WANTS TO BE LIKELY TO BE .... Minister . Night-club Operator Fire Arms Expert . Farmer • Eddie’s Wife .. Eddie’s Wife . ! Radio Entertainer . Pshychiatrist . . . . Cowgirl .. Secretary . . . . Housewife .. Housewife . • • • Farmer .. Doctor . . . . Housewife .. Housewife . • • • • Pilot .. Dog Catcher Secretary .. Secretary . •••• Engineer. Engineer . . Bum . . . Baseball Player . . .... M issionary . . . . .... Gray’s Wife . . . . .... Veterinarian . . . . .... Receptionist . . . . . Author . . . King of Hoboes . . Mathematics Instructor . Housewife . . Secretary . . Housewife . . Bum . . Professor . . Seamstress . President of the L. S. . . . Truck Driver . Coach . Telephone Operator Missionary Telephone Operator .... Farmer I. B. M. Operator . . Career Girl . . .... Butcher . . . . .... Engineer Secretary . . . Mrs. Cutlip . . . Secretary . . . . Farmer . . . . . . . . Farmer . . . . . Nurse . . . . . Jet Pilot Radio Technician . . . . Doctor Secretary . Bachelor .. Principal of M.H.S. . Sailor .. Hobo . . Mechanic .. City Slicker . . . . Typist .. Store Clerk . . . . Minister’s Wife .. Stenographer . Engineer .. Farmer . . Nurse .. Nurse . . Hotel Manager .. Lucky Lott 11 . . - Julian’s Co-Pilot .. Bigtime Bull Shooter . Electrician . ... Football Coach . . . Pool Shark . Bartender . Teacher .. Queen Elizabeth III . Secretary ... Secretary . Stenographer . Secretary . Secretary . Model . . Secretary Model . . Secretary Secretary . Secreta rv . ' 0rret o, ' v . Boots Wife . Boot’s Wife . . . . Cop . Newspaper Reporter . Doctor . Farmer . . Foreign Correspondent . Nurse . Radio Star . Radio Star . . . . Beautician . Housewife Sports Ed. on a citv paper . Pro. Baseball Player . . . Pro. Baseball Player. Professor . . . . . Air Force Pilot . Millionaire . . . . Mechanic . Carpenter . . . . . Beautician . Sterl’s wife . . . Electronics Engineer . Math. Teacher NOTED FOR . Wonderful Voice . Brains . Good Looks . Musical Talent . Quietness . Pretty glasses . Playing Wolf . Big Mouth . Driving Town Trucks . Being Married . Big Feet . Good Conduct . Friendliness . Being a good Waitress . Quietness . Being Late . Reading Books . Tall Tales . Football . Cracking Gum . Giggling . Blushing . . Hugging Delores in typing . Wavy Hair . Tallness . Talking in class . Running after the women . Basketball . Speeding through Halls . Long Legs . Big Mouth . Courting Phyllis . Shortness •. Smile . Way with the women . Friendliness . Good Driving . Brevity . Slowness . High Grades . Quietness . Natural curlv hair . Good Grades . Giggles . Pretty Clothes j . Loafing . Pretty Hair . Happy-go-lucky ways . Playing Trumpet . Blushing . Dramatics . Radio Star . Eating . Making baskets . Temper . Curly hair . Tallness . Friendl in ess . Chasing Girls

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NICKNAME “Waldo ’ Alderman Dale Armstrong . . “Dit” Astin . Kermit Boggs .... “Burgie” Burgess “Hannah’ Buzzard “Cow” Carpenter Pig” Carpenter . . “Curt’ Carr .... “Jane ” Chestnut . . Jake” Coyner . . “Jim” Cutlip .... “Jim” Davis . “Peanut” Davis . . Jonas Dilley .... “Deenie” Dunbrack “Teenie” Ervine . . “Ed” Faulknier . . “Frick” Friel .... “Jo” Friel . Jewell Galford . . . “Jean” Gibson . . . “J. O.” Gibson .. “Sam” Harper . . . “Sunshine” Hannah “Du” Hively .... “Walt” Jackson .. “Smokev” Johnson “Buckie” Landis . . “Ace” Mace . “Tom” Malcomb . “Dick” McKean .. “Shortv” McKenne “Pat” McNeill . . . “Stan” McNeill .. “Slim” Meeks . . . “Wheel” Miller .. “Moe” Moore .... Keith Morrison . . “Herb” Morrison “Jane” Morrison “Babs” Moses .... “Toots” Newman Bet” Pennington “Almo” Pennybacke “Dee” Phillips . . “Jo” Rexrode .... “Boots” Rogers . . “Odie” Seagraves “Shafe” Shafer . . “Bonnie” Showalter “Patsy” Simmons “Curley” Varney . “Bob” Welder .... “Slick” White ... “Curley” Wilfong “Slim” Wilfong .. “Pat” Wooddell .. “Hank” Thomas . . . Setti i Sfatcdtccd USUALLY SEEN WITH . Dale . . . . . Kermit and Richard . . Jewell and Collene . . . Emma Lee . . Teenie Ervine . . . . . Buckie . . Alfred . . Gail Varney . . Eugene . . . . . Deenie and Jo Ann . . Elmer . . Kyle . . Pat . . Bucky . . Eugene W. Jo Ann and Eva Jane . Thelma . . Herb and Bob . John and Fred . . . . Jewell . . . Joan and Helen A. and R . Wanda . . Sam . . Stanlev . . Norman Sue .... . . . .. Keith . . Bob . . Kenneth Hamrick . . . Oleta . . Guy . . Kenneth Kelley . Phyllis . . Evelene and Patsy . . . Charlotte . . Alfred . . Gail . . Eugene . . Julian . . Curtis. . Fred . . Barbara . . Bonnie and Jane . . . .. Eleanor . . Gail and Betty .... . Bonnie . .. Regina . . . . Deenie and Eva Jane . Jewell . .. Kenneth . . Elmer and Herb . . . , . . . Barbara and Alma . .. Jo Ann Ricketts . . . .. Betty Meeks . . Lee . . Bob and John . . . . Erma Jane . . Tom May . . Norma Sue . . Stanley . FAVORITE EXPRESSION . Holy Cow . . Censored . . My Soul . . Shoot . . Shoot . . Oh, Heck . . Heck . . Heck . . Heck . . Oh Shucks . . . . . Don’t get Panicky . . Heck . . Burning Scanties . . Oh, Heck . . Heck . .. Good Night . .. Ye Gads . .Censored . . Nuts . .Good Grief. .Good Souls. . Horse Feathers . . Shoot . . Dog-gone It . . Oh, My Stars . . Hot Dog. . Ah, Shoot . . I don’t know . .So help me. . oh, nuts . .Great Scott. .Censored. . Mv stars . J . oh, my soul . . Do it or have it done . . . . . Shucks . . Horse Feathers . . Bull . . Gee Whiz . One more before closing time . . . Good Night . . Oh my soul . . Oh, shoot . . Gee, oh . . Heck . . Natch . . Mv soul . . Bull Butter . . Censored. . . . 25c is too much . . Great Heavens . . No Fooling . . Judas Priest . . Good Golly . . Ah. Heck . . Shoot . . Phooey . . Oh, Shoot . .Censored.

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I f ' 0 Settc t Piofmzcty • «••• • At a final class party before commencement, the Seniors engaged a gypsy fortune teller. As she gazed into her crystal ball, she saw a calendar for the year 1965 and a parade of familiar faces in strange surroundings wafted in and out of focus. Arol Alderman is seen as the oprator of a swanky night club on Greenbrier Hill called the El Aro. Dale Armstrong, professor of Public- Speaking at Stillwell College has just talked Helen Astin into becoming his wife. Kermit Boggs has just been put in charge of all popcorn machines in the Alpine theatre chain. Kyle Carpenter has just opened up a dude ranch on Jerico Flats. Curtis Carr has finally taken the pool crown away from Willie Hoppe in Madison Square Garden. John Coyner has just completed building a bridge across Grand Canyon. Eugene Cutlip is seen knocking his sixty-fir t home run out of Yankee Stadium. Betty Pennington is the founder of The Pennington School of Beauty Culture in Bronx, New York. Fred Shafer heads his own troop of Hell Drivers currently showing at the Pocahontas County Fair. Patsy Simmons is seen yodeling on the Arthur Godfrey Talent Show. Gazing deeper into the crystal bail we see Patsy Wooddell has dyed her hair red and is star ring as center on the All-American Red Heads. Tom Malcomb has organized a hog-ring factory with Betty Meeks as his very efficient secretary. Boyd Wilfong is head of his own sales department. The crystal ball clouds over and as it clears we see Delores Phillips as a Red Cross Worker in Korea giving coffee and doughnuts to Stanley Me Neill, Keith Morrison and Eugene Wilfong, who are still Buck-Privates in the Infantry. Their company commander is Lowell Gibson. Evelyn Er- vine and Evelene Hannah are completing their tour of inspection in the Womens Marine Corp and Army Nurses Corps in the Far East. The crystal ball next shows a schedule of Televison Programs. Eva Jane Sharp Chesnut is giving advice to Gail Varney on “Why Every Girl Should Be Married.” Alma Pennybacker is modeling dresses for the famous dress designer, Jewell Galford. on Paris Fashions of 1965. Appearing as the successor to Abbot and Costello, Julian Hively and Keith Moore are starred in ' It Pays To Be Ignorant.” The evenings program also shows Eddie Seagraves and his all girl orchestra featuring Janet Morrison and her magic saxaphone and Bonnie Showalter, as the girl with the golden vocal cords. The final performance of the evening lists; Betty Landis and Helen Rogers as the Hadachol dancers. The crystal ball is filled with a swirling mass of fog and as it clears a safari is shown beating its way through the treacherous jungles of the L pper Congo. She sees at its head Jimmie Davis and his faithful wife, Pat McNeill on their way to Christianize a tribe of man-ealing canai- bals. Incidently, the Davis’s first converts in Africa were Chief Big Feet Faulknier and Witch Doctor Herb Morrison. On a previous expedition the remains of Thomas’s Grocery Truck and Guy Jackson were found in one of Tarzan’s juigle traps. Next the ball shows a flitting group of scenes. Jonas Dilley is the new p rincipal of Marlin- ton High School and on his staff are: Zoe Carpenter as Home Ec. teacher, Jo Ann Rexrode as commerce teacher. Sally Buzzard with her husband and five children are seen attending the Drive- In-J heatre at Beckley, operated by Alfred Thomas. The picture is Men Prefer Blonds,” starring Oleta Davis. The Harlem Glob Trotters are enjoying a band of all-stars from Pocahontas County. The Pocahontas all-stars include: Bob Welder, Lee White, Smokey Johnson, Elmer Friel, and Bob Mace. The all-stars are coached by Sam Harper and boast a losing streak of one hundred a and four straight games. Next we see Barbara Moses and Curtis Curry managing a Walgreen Drug Store. They still haven ' t decided whether two can live as cheaply as one. Their sale force includes: Norma Sue McKenny, Wanda Newman, Thelma Burgess, Geraldine Burback, Jo Ann Friel, and Eleanor Jo Gibson.