Montgomery High School - Chien Gris Yearbook (Montgomery, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1940 volume:

I-IIEN GRIS Published by the seniors of MONTGOMERY HIGH SCHOOL LUTHER S. MONTGOMERY, JR., Editor-in-Chief WILLIAM F. BOND, Business Manager -., 4 ., , 2,3 ll . -1 v . , -1- ' i . ? uf A , ,,. 1 Fjx. ' ,ek 4 'V Q 15,53 , , I Q , Ax M A . D , 56 'fs an i 9 , . K V . 1 ,wif A' -.3 . 'tm in -. .-I 'I - H, E1 . ' 31 R H. 5 -4. ff 'I bYiS N 2 1 - H Y 'E ML 1, 'f xr L 1' 73 1 YF' fx L n- 1 1 1 3 il :I 1 ..:,r Q13 'C ary P-ww 72 m 'rL CFOREWORD For the first time in the history of Montgomery High School the members of the graduating class have sponsored a year book. This book has a two-fold purpose: first, that when the Seniors have graduated and are doing their share of work in a great world, they may find pleasure in looking into this book and may recall the happy events of their high school daysg also that it may establish a precedent for the school in years to come. We are offering this as a heritage to the students who will graduate in the future and are hoping fervently that they will continue it. Page Five MR. F. C. CAVENDISH Principal DEDICATION Since the Autumn of 1936, when we First became acquainted with our principal, Mr. Cavendish, there has grown in our hearts an admiration for one who has worked so loyally for the upbuilding of our school. We feel that this tribute should be paid to Mr. Cavendish, who has filled superbly a responsible position for so many years, therefore, We, the Senior Class affectionately dedicate the first year- book of Montgomery High School to him. N Page Seven ilu Himnnrialm we fm CHARLES ROBERT REDMOND 11921-19405 :'Heaven gives its favorites early death? -Byron. The members of the Senior Class stopped among their numerous activities during the first week of April to pay tribute to a fellow Senior, Charles, who died Sunday, March thirty-first, after a long illness. Page N ine K ,LL X-'A - ' , 1 , , ffff 7 W ff xx K WWW? A Q U fi , 2, 7' X V ,I W X M W4 Z f ?i W, f x J. W. CLONCH Biology New River State College, B.S. LILLIAN DENT Glee Club Cincinnati Conservatory of Musicg Bush Conservatory of Musicg West Virginia Univer- sity. JOE JOHNSTON Physical Education West Virginia University, B.S. EVA HYER Art Fairmont State Teachers Col- lege, A.B. CARL B. MILLER Commerce New River State College, B.S. FRANCES JONES Latin, English Morris Harvey College, A.B. Page Twelve ELIZABETH HINES Mathematics Marshall College, A.B.g Uni- versity of Kentucky, M.A. CHARLES HOPKINS Social Sciences, Journalism New River State College, A.B.g Graduate Sch-ool, Ohio State University. LOIS HUDDLESTON Social Science New River State College, A.B. GARLAND B. McCLUNG Social Science and Industrial Arts New River State College, B.S. T1-IELMA PARSONS Librarian New River State College, A.B.g Graduate Work, West Virginia University. - A :zu..l5b.iB'J T. C. RYAN Industrial Arts New River State College, A.B., B.S. HARRIET SKAGGS English West Virginia University, A.B. RUTH ST. CLAIR Mathematics New River State College, A.B., B.S. ADA D. THOMAS English New River State College, A.B. JOHN B. ULP Supervisor of Music and Band Director Susquehanna University Con- servatory of Music, Bachelor of Music. ,n',nf3:Q,tgr 1 LEONA SCOTT French and Social Science West Virginia University, B.S. ALMA SMITH Physical Education, Science New River State College, A.B., Western Kentucky S t a t e Teachers College, B.S.g George Peabody College, M.A. FRANCES SYDENSTRICKER Home Economics Marshall College, A.B. A. B. MEADOWS Physical Science and Mathematics Concord State Teachers Col- lege, A.B. MARIE S. WILKINSON English, Public Speaking Vassar College, A.B. J OSEPHA DOBER Commerce Marshall College, A.B.g Colum- bia University, M.A. Page Thirteen . I e1-a,.4M.e.1:a..L..,............g...Lla-,.,,- .s. ., -. 151, . . . . , 'S 'L ur 4, . .. 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Secretary-, ,.... ---- ' --.Q ll- ...Q il- M U 7-...HlICR'I , Treasurer--- -!---V , .. ..- WHGBIQGIC P49' SWFW Faculty Advbers: Q - x -. CsaLB.'hi1r.Lm CLASS Fnovfmz Rose Cmss Gown: , Dusty Pink gnd Black Cngxsgf Morro: Eabor qlhniai vineit CHARLES FADELEY Jr. Hi. Football 1 Sr. Hi. Football 2-3-4 Varsity M Club 4 Hi-Y 2-3-4 President of Class 1-4 National Honor Society 4 Siren 1-2-3-4 Ur, Hi, Report- erj Chien Gris Staff 4 EDWIN HALL Industrial Arts Club 1' ' Current Events 1 I my Hi-Y 4 V Vice-President of Class'4 National Honor' Society 4 Chien Gris Staff 4 JAMES ABBOTT Football 1-2-3 Industrial Arts 1 KATHRYN ALAPIC Science Club 3-4 West Virginia Club 1 PAUL BAKER Industrial Arts Club 1 A HENRY C. TOLLEY Industrial Arts- Club 1-2 Hi-Y 3-4 President of Class 3 Secretary of Class 4 President of Hi-Y 4 Hi-Y Basketball 4 vrc WRIGHTSON Industrial Arts Club 1 Hi-Y 4 - Siren 3-4 Football 4 , Varsity M Club 4 Hi-Y Basketball 4, Treasurer of Class 4 LOREANE ABBQT1' CHARLES ADKINS Industrial Arts Club 1-2-3 West Virginia History 1 Dramatics Club 3-4 THOMAS BICKFORD Page Seventeen PAULINE ANDERSON Sophomore Girl Reserves 1 Home Economics Club 1 Glee Club 3 BILLY BOND Current Events 1 Industrial Arts Club 1 Book Club 1 Band 2-3 Siren 2-3 President of Class 2 Quill and Scroll 3-4 CSec.- Treas.J National Honor Society 3-4 H1-Y 4 Business Manager Chien Gris 4 Class Play 4 MARGAREI' BLAKE West Virginia Club Questions 1-2 Science Club 3-4 Industrial Arts 1-2 HERBERT BOWLING Matoka High School, Maltoka, West Virginia Patrol Boy 1 Leaders Club 3 Drama 2 MARY BURKE West Virginia History Club 1-2 Leaders Club 1-2-3 Science Club 3 Page Eighteen GORDON BILLHEIMER Book Club 1 Dramatics Club 1 Hi-Y 2-3-4 CSecy.-Treas. 41 National Honor Society 3-4 Cheer Leader 4 Chien Grisn Staff 4 MYRTLE ASH Leaders Club 1 Glee Club 1 Dramatic Club 1 PAUL BOWLING Public Speaking Club 2 Glee Club 3 MARY BOWLES Band 1-2-3-4 W. Va. Band Honor Society 1-2-3-4 Siren 3-4 Sophomore Girl Reserves 1-2 CSeC'y 25 Senior Girl Reserves' 3-4 Home Economics Club 3 Quill and Scroll 4 Manager and Coach Girl Re- serve Basketball Team 4 'Camera Club 1-2 Leaders Club 1 Class Play 4 Chien Gris Staff 4 J AMES BRAN AM Wesft Virginia Club 1 Industrial Arts 3-4 ARNOLD BUCKLEY Varsity M Club 2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Chien Gris Staff 4 HELEN DAWSON FON CHILDERS Pikeville High School, Pike- ville, Ky. Photography Club Wood Craft MARGIE DELONG Leaders Club 1-2-3 Home Economics Club 1 Glee Club 3 Sophomore Girl Reserves 2 Senior Girl Reserves 3-4 Chien Gris Staff 4 Library 4 Girl Reserve Basketball 4 LIDO DALPORTO Industrial Arts Club 1 Baseball 2-4 Leaders Club 2 DORIS CUSTER GAPEY CARSON Varsity M 2-3-4 Football 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 ALMA DEAN Jr. National Honor Society 1 CWelch High Schoolj Glee Club 1 Leaders' Club 2 Jr. Red Cross CPresidentJ 2 Chien Gris Staff 4 RENO DALPORTO Leaders Club 2-3-4 MARTHA DENT Leaders Club 1-2 Home Economics Club 1 Glee Club 3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 West Virginia Band Honor Society 1-2-3-4 Senior Girl Reserves 3-4 'fChien Gris Staif 4 Page Nineteen, t EUNICE DERRICK 'Chien Gris Staff 4 ALBERT FALBO Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Varsity M Club 3-4 LUCILLE ELLIS Glee Club 4 Science Club 3 Home Economics Club 2 EARL FORBES Varsity M Club 3-4 Sergeant-at-Arms Varsity M Club 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 MARY EVANS Sophomore Girl Reserves 1 Home Economics Club 1 Band 3-4 Page Twenty E ROBERT DWYER Jr. High Basketball 1 EMMA DUNCAN Big Creek High School, War West Virginia Glee Club 1-3 Booster Club 2 Chien Gris Stall 4 PHILIP FERRELL Leaders Club 3 MARJORIE EVANS Glee Club 1-2-3 GERALD GARBETT Band 3-4 West Virginia Band Honor Society 3 MARY EMMA FOREMAN Book Club 1 Dramatic Club 1 EILEEN PETTY Band 2-3-4 West Virginia Band Honor Society 3 Sophomore Girl Reserves 1-2 CPresident 25 Senior Girl Reserves 3-4 tSec- retary 35 Charter Member of Progres- sive Party National Honor Society 3-4 Siren 4 Leaders Club 1-2-3 Home Economics Club 1 Girl Reserve Basketball 4 DOROTHY FRANKS Dramatic Club 1 Book Club 1 Chien Gris Staff 4 HAVEN HEMMINGS HELEN GOHEEN Dramatic Club 1 Home Economics Club 1 Leaders Club 2 Senior Girl Reserves 4 SAM GIARRIZZI Industrial Arts Club 1 MARY FRANK Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Home Economics Club 1 CHARLES HARTSOCK, Jr. Industrial Arts Club 1 Dramatic Club 3-4 Chien Gris Staff 4 MYR'I'LE 'GALLAGHER Dramatics Club 1 Current Ehfents Club 1 Glee Club 2-3-4 CLYDE HOLDREN Science Club 1 Industrial Arts Club 1 Football 3-4 Page Twenty-one C. C. JAMES DOROTHY J. M. HASTINGS Home Economics 1 Leaders Club 1-3 Band 2 JEAN HESS Glee Club 1-2-3-4 English Club 1 BENNIE MARSHALL Varsity M Club 4 Football 1-2-3-4 ADDILEE A. J AMISON Glee Club 1-2 Home Economics Club 1-2 Sophomore Girl Reserves 1 Leaders Club 1-2-3 Page Twenty-two -2 HELEN HALL Glee Club 1-2-3 Band 2-3-4 Class Play 4 Chien Gris Staff 4 CHARLES KNIGHT Band 2 WILLIAM KRAYBILL Hi-Y 2-3-4 CVice-President 45 Band 1-2-3-4 National Honor Society 4 West Virginia Band Honor Society 2-3-4 Boy's Intra-Murals 4 Chien Gris Staff 4 HELEN INGRAM West Virginia History Club 1-2 Glee Club 3-4 Secretary of Class 3 President of Glee Club 4 Class Play 4 JAMES MARTIN Band 1-2-3 Wesft Virginia Band Honor Society 1-2-3 Hi-Y 2-3 MARY R. J EFFERS Leaders Club 1-2-3 West Virginia Club Questions 1-2 MARIE JOHNSON DORLENE KIDD Glee Club 2 Home Economics 1 Knitting Club 3 LUTHER MONTGOMERY, Jr. Varsity Basketball 2-3-4 Jr. High Basketball 1 Charter Member of Progres- sive Party 4 Hi-Y Basketball Coach 4 Editor-in-Chief Chien Gris 4 LUCILLE LONGHENRY National Honor Society 3-4 JACK MAYE EDWARD MAYNOR Book Club 1 Football 1-2-3-4 Varsity M Club 4 Chien Gris Staff 4 ROBERT MILLER Baseball 3 Varsity M Club 2-3-4 Hi-Y 3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Jr, High Basketball 1 Football 1 Chien Gris Staff 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Leaders Club 2-3-4 West Virginia Band Honor Society 1-4 ALLINE KING Wfsg Virginia Club Questions sciQnce Club 3-4 ALFONSO MOSCHINO X Varsity M Club 3-4 1 Football 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 X Baseball 2-4 A Page Twenty-three ELO MUSSETTO Hi-Y 2-3-4 CSecretary 27, CPresident 41, University High' School, Morgantown, West Virginia Photography Club 3 Sportsmanship Driving Course NINA McCORMICK JAMES NUNLEY Hi-Y 3-4 . Siren 3-4 Industrial Arts Club 1-2 Current Events Club 1 Hi-Y Basketball 3-4 Chien Gris Staff 4 ARGATHA PELL Dramatic Club 1 Senior Girl,Reserves 3-4 Chien Gris Staff 4 J ESSIE PENNINGTON Industrial Arts Club 1 Rage Twenty-four MARY MANLEY Girl Reesrves 1-2 Home Economics Club 1 Library 2 Industrial Arts 3 Glee Club 3-4 Siren 4 Class Play 4 Chien Gris Staff 4 SAM NICASTRO, Jr. Band 1-2-3-4 Siren 3-4 1Editor 45 Hi-Y 3-4 Vice President of Class 3 Treasurer of Class 1-2 Hi-Y Basketball 3 ' Quill and Scroll 3-4 CPres. 47 West Virginia Band Honor Society 1-2-3-4 Charter Member of Proges- sive Party 4 Class Play 4 Associate Editor Chien Gris 4 JEAN OXLEY Home Economics Club 1 Knitting Club 3 Library 3-4 LACY EDGAR NUNN Varsity M Club 3-4 Industrial Arts Club 1 Football 1-2-3-4 ELIZABETH PERRY Book Club 1 Glee 'Club 1-2-3 National Honor Society 3-4 Chien Gris Staff 4 LOLA POLLOCK Leaders Club 1-2-3 JAMES RADFORD Industrial Arts Club 1 MARGARET ROESER Sophomore Girl Reserves 1-2 QTreasurer 22 Senior Girl Reserves 3-4 Leaders Club 3 Dramatic Club 1 Band 1 Girl Reserves Basketball 4 Chien Gris Staff 4 JOE SKAGGS Current Events Club 1 Industrial Arts Club 1 Hi-Y 3-4 Quill and Scroll 3-4 CSec.- Treas. 49 Siren 3-4 Charter Member of Progres- sive Party 4 Manager of Hi-Y Basketball Team 4 Class Play 4 Advertising Manager Chien Gris 4 NORMA SHREWSBURY Leaders Club 1-2-3-4 Dramatic Club 1 Sophomore Girl Reserves 1-2 CV-ice Pres. 25 ' Seniqr Girl Rerserves 3-4 CVice Pres. 45 Band 4 Girl Reserves Basketball 4 Class Play 4 Chien Gris Staff 4 ELWOOD POLLEY Industrial Arts Club 1 LORRETTA POMEROY Siren 1 Leaders Club 1 Band 2-3 Industrial Arts Club 2 HOWARD SETTLE Band 3-4 NELLIE SANDORA Home Economics 1 Glee Club 1 Knitting Club 3 Chien Gris Staff 4 ROBERT V. SMITH Science Club 3 Glee Club 4 National Honor Society 4 Class Play 4 Page. Twenty-five ROBERT WILSON SMITH Jr. Hi. Football and Basket- ball 1 Leaders Club 2-4 Varsity M Club 3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 BETHEL STRI CKLAND Home Economics Club 1 Dramatic Club 1 Glee Club 1 CLINTON STALLARD, Jr. Hi-Y 4 Siren 4 Basketball 3 Hi-Y Basketball 4 Class Play 4 Chien Gris Stal? 4 MARJORIE WAUGH 4-H Club 1 Leaders Club 2-4 BERNARD THOMPSON Science Club 1 Page Twenty-six MARY STEELE Home Economics Club 1-2 Knitting Club 3 Senior Girl Reserves 4 Chien Gris ' Staff 4 HAROLD STAHL National Honor Society 3-4 Hi-Y Club 4 Varsity M Club 4 Football 4 Basketball 4 DEMAIA TOLLI University Demonstration High School, Morgantown, West Virginia Junior Home Makers Club 1 Girls' Athletic Asociation 1 Motion Picture Committee 1 Science Club 4 Glee Club 4 ROBERT STOWERS Band 1-2-3-4 Hi-Y 4 Siren 4 Quill and Scroll 4 West Virginia Band Honor Society 1-2-3-4 Class Play 4 Chien Gris Staff 4 BETTY WHIFFEN Home Economics Club 1 LOLA ANNE WILKINSON Home Economics 1-3 Sophomore Girl Reserves 1-2 Senior Girl Reserves 3-4 QPres. 49 Dramatic Club 1 Leaders Club 1-2-3 Girl Reserves Basketball 4 Class Play 4 Chien Gris Staff 4 MELVIN THOMPSON First Aid 1 Book Club 1 Industrial Arts Club 1 Current Events Club 1 Leaders Club 3-4 BEULAH WRISTON West Virginia History Club 1-2 Band 3-4 CARL TUMMINS Science Club 1 Leaders Club 2-3-4 Football 4 Band 3 ROBERT WOOD JAMES THOMPSON NALEENE WRIGHT Elkins High School, Elkins, West Virginia Intramural Sports 1-2 F. H. A. Club 4 HENRY J. TOLLEY Jr. High Basketball 1 High School Basketball 2-3 Football 3 Leaders Club 1-2 LAWRENCE WARE Camera Club 2 Book Club 2 Industrial Arts Club 1 G. B. ZEIGLER Beckley High School, Beckley, West Virginia Page Twenty-seven Class of l94I OFFICERS: President-EARL VICKERS Vice-President-ERNEST MCMILLION, JR. Secretary-MARY FRANCES DYER Co-Treasurers-ELIZABETH LAWSON, GENE CLARK FACULTY ADVISERS: JOSEPH W. CLONCH J OSEPHA DOBER HARRIET SKAGGS RUTH ST. CLAIR Page Twenty-eight CLASS FLOWER-Red Carnation CLASS CoLoRS-Gold and Blue GIRLS Ailstock, Thelma Amick, Phyllis Atkins, Annie Austin, Ruth Baker, Madeline Bartley, Emily Beach, Betty Blankenship, Mary Agnes Bostick, Margaret Bowling, Laura Cale, Blanche Campbell, Edith Mae Cash, Glenna Clark, Gene Clay, Gladys . Dean, Agnes Dyer, Mary Frances Eads, Alma Farley, Mildred Farley, Regina Farthing, Jeanette Foster, June Gabrich, Dorothy Goodwin, Kathleen Grant, Florine Hancock, Helen Hensley, Viola Hess, Jean Holdren, Frances Hudnall, Mary Hudson, Charlotte Hutchinson, Peggy Jones, Betty Kimble, Lucille Kincaid, Doris Kincaid, Gustava Kincaid, Virginia Knox, Jane Kramer, Helen Lanham, Ethel Lawson, Elizabeth Litton, Chrystal Long, Bearniece Lowe, Maxine . T, 1 9 Class of I94I Lundy, Jean Mason, Catherine Mays, Audrey Milem, Naomi Miller, Margaret Nelson, Emma Gene Nutter, Mary Ongaro, Rose Peters, Irene Phelps, Hester Plymal, Juanita Profit, Mabel Ridenour, Virginia Riffle, Wilma Roark, Imogene Scott, Katherine Smithson, Betty Smith, Cam Stevens, Norma Thompson, Betty Toney, Dotsie Tucker, Kathleen Warden, Fay Ware, Kay Watkins, June White, Anna Jean Wolfe, Annabelle Wolfe, Frances Young, Nina BOYS Absalom, Wonthy Balding, Leroy Birchfield, Frank Bowling, Charles Brugh, Jack Chapman, James. Claypool, Charles Coleman, Lotcha Cottle, Thomas Cumbridge, Earl Davis, Junior Divita, James Evans, Jimmy Fragale, Sam Franklin, C. W. Frazier, Calvin Garrett, Charles Harler, Clyde Holliday, Joe Holmes, James Hunley, James Johnson, Melvin Jones, Charles Leighton, Joseph Lewis, J. F. Martin, Robert Matheny, Paul McArdlc, James McClellan, Ray McMillion, James Merriam, Allan Moore, James Morrison, T. J. Morrow, Russell Mulligan, Arvis Nickell, William Russell Perry, Gerald Petry, Shannon Pollock, Martin Rodriquez, Louis Scott, Charles Settle, Edward Shabdue, Hubert Shearer, Vance Slemp, Everett Sneede, Charles Stahl, Charles Stark, Donald Steele, Tommy Summers, William Tolley, Alfred Vanden Heurk, John Vest, Harold Vickers, Earl Vickers, James Winter, James Yancy, Frank Yeager, George Page Twenty-mne OFFICERS: Class of I942 President-MARY JANE BOND Vice-President-THOMAS HUDSON Secretary-Treasurer-EVELYN RUSSELL Page Thirty FACULTY ADVISERS: Lols HUDDLESTON GARLAND D. MCCLUNG THOMAS C. RYAN FRANCES S. SYDENSTRICKER GIRLS Adkins, Daisy Adkins, Odessel Anderson, Nancy Anderson, Virginia Arbaugh, Virginia Bond, Mary Jane Breeden, Arleen Brogan, Louise Burke, Christine Campbell, Elizabeth Chapman, Thelma Coleman, Iris Corbitt, Joanne Curry, Margaret Ann Daniels, Mary Louise Dent, Eileen Dickinson, Rosalie Dunlavy, Dorothy Dupuy, Virginia Durrett, Phyllis Edwards, Jean Marie Fagan, Hilda Ferguson, Hazel Fisher, Alma Fraley, Nadine Gallagher, Martha Giarriui, Carmela Gilmer, Marguerite Grigsby, Louise Hall, Bonnie Harrington, Mary Jane Harris, Effie Holdren, Pauline Hubbard, Joetta Huddleston, Margaret Humphrey, Sylvia James, Virginia Jenkins, Wanda Lee Johnson, Audra Johnson, Averill Johnson, Carol Jones, Doris Jordon, Isabelle Kirby, Beatrice Lanham, Maxine Lavender, Marjorie Litteral, Joyce Liveley, Myrtle Lodato, Rosie May, Mary Ruth Marshall, Virginia Matheny, Frances Ice Modone, Lucy Mounts, Ruth McKinney, Garnett Class of I942 Nutter, Rondaline Paynter, Betty Peck, Gloria Perry, Faye Perry, Sedalia Peters, Lillian Phalen, Rebecca Pinson, Mary Prudich, Elizabeth Rader, Jo Ann Ratcliife, Agnes Richmond, Marie Russell, Evelyn Shepard, Margaret Stacey, Helen Stockton, Marilyn Tabit, Julia Tabit, Threse Taylor, Norita Vance, Ruby Wead, Emelia Wead, Helen Whitten, June Wood, Dorothy Young, Paula Gene BOYS Austin, Lonnie Bell, Robert Best, Fames Binns, Lionel Black, Sam Bowling, Clarence Boyd, William Breeden, Robert Brown, D. H. Burton, Robert Cederas, Mike Coleman, Andy Derrick, Modeste Doles, Denver Edwards, James Egnor, Junior Ester, Roy Farley, Harold Fields, Bob Fink, Charles Fisher, Denver Fragale, Angelo Frazier, 'Glen Gay, Harry Givens, Gale Griffith, Paul Grimm, Thomas Hagaman, Harold Hall, Charles Hanna, Bob Hardin, Bill Hramon, Buster Hawkes, Billy Haynie, Ewing Hill, Maxwell Hopkins, Fred Hudson, Tom Hunley, L, C. Keesey, Edwin Kessler, Harold Kincaid, Virgil Lane, John Lawson, William Liford, Hubert Lodato, John Lundy, Homer Mason, Glen Masters, Robert Mays, Robert Merriam, Rieman Miller, Ronald Moschino, Delfino Mooney, Glen Mounts, Jack McKay, Vincent Nowlin, Junior Painter, Charles Ray Panucci, Frank ' Ramsey, Brooks Redmond, Dorse Rogers, Omar Russell, Bob Sherman, Clayden Shrewsbury, Scottie Skaggs, Robert Smith, Harold Stacey, Bill Stahl, James Surratt, James Taylor, Robert Tingley, Donald Venticinque, Frank Vining, Edward Waugh, Warren Wilkinson, Joe Wilkinson, Kenneth Wills, Robert Wilson, William Workman, Ted Wright, Doyle Young, Nyle Page Thirty-one Page Thirty-two Class of I943 FACUI mv NDVISERS: Er .ABETH HINES CHARLES T. HOPKINS EVA HYER LEONA SCOTT GIRLS Abbott, Loretta Adkins, Marguerite Adrian, Mary Akers, Catherine Atchley, Corothy Adkins, Margaret Aquino, 'Ilhelma Belcastro, Catherine Birchfield, Virginia Blake, Dorothy Bryant, Mary Margaret Burns, Merlina Cales, Laura Cappes, Julia Carr, Frances Carson, Katherine Church, Pauline Coleman, Katherine Dalporto, Virginia Daniels, Frances Lea Delporter, Beatrice Dixon, Juanita Dorsey, Rosabell Douglas, Frances Droddy, Pauline Dunfee, Luella Duncan, Catherine Farley, Cecil Ann Ferrell, Ruth Ann Fields, Ruth Foster, Phyllis Frazier, Frances Gallagher, Eunice Gallaher, Virginia Garrage, Anabella Grimes, Rosalie Hancock, Zelma Hannigan, Mary Harmon, Mildred Haskett, Katherine Hess, Betty Huffman, Marie Hunley, Violet James, Doris Jarrell, Helen Johnson, Frances Kandel, Zelda Kelley, Betty Kossuth, Catherine Lewis, Esta Littlejohn, Katherine Lopez, Mary Lopez, Reba Lusk, Virginia Mauri, Marguerite Meredith, June Milem, Ruth Miller, Mary Mullens, Lillie Marie Mulligan, Ruth Mundy, Sara Lee Myers, Lillian McMillion, Teressa Class of l943 Newton, Betty O',Dell, Betty Ozment, Bobby Lee Panucci, Stella Peebles, Virginia Pennington, Lucille Petry, Lottie Pomeroy, Doris Polley, Edna Pollock, Betty Lee Powers, Imogene Prater, Vivian Pruett, Reba Radford, Drema Reynolds, Loretta Riddlebarger, Virginia Riifle, Helen Robbins, Betty Sue Settle, Elizabeth Shelton, Madge Shrewsbury, Jean Simonzton, Betty Jean Smith, Clara Taylor, Katherine Turley, Dorothy VandenHeurk, Maxie Walton, Betty Jo Weaver, Rita An-n Webb, Mary Wilson, Lillian Wolfe, June Faye Wood, Betty Woods, Marjorie BOYS Akers, John Atha, Herbert Baker, Amerigo Ballard, Jimmy Bandy, Clarence Beasley, Paul Beirne, Charles Belcastro, Pat Bibb, Robert Bowen, Robert Brady, Pat Breeden, Junior Buckland, Clarence Buckley, Earl Butcher, Alex Cam bell Bill P v Y Casey, William Cavendish, Ray Cheatham, David Chaffins, Jimmy Clark, James Clendenin, Utah Comer, Clinton Craigo, Robert Davis, Bill Dillard, John Estep, Fred Evans, Jack Febuary, James Ferrell, Charles Filbin, Junior Fink, Robert Fudge, Bob Flulley, Tommy Griffith, Roy Hall, William Hannigan, Pete Hardy, James Harper, William Hill, Kenneth Hill, Raymond Hood, Edward Hudson, James Humphrey, Richard Jackson, Ronnie James, Richard Jessie, Chester Jones, Edward Kellain, Bill Keller, John Kinder, Herbert Kinder, Marvin Kessler, Thomas Leavenslleihaaixzlzes Leedy, n I-ight, Jerry Long, Bob Manley, Charles Denny Marshall, Keith Martin, Thomas Moore, John Moore, James Mussetto, Bruno McClellan, Thomas McClung, Fred McKener, Robert Nickel, Loyd Nugen, Francis Nutter, Thomas Owens, William Peebles, Robert Pennington, lawrence Persinger, Ben Peters, Henry Reed, John, Jr. Rowe, Jimmie Self, Tommy Sherwood, James Stanley, Franklin Steele, Bob Strickland, Darrell Spangler, Obra Summers, Dewey Smith, Kenneth Taylor, Karl Tennant, Virgil Weese, Norman Wrightson, Arthur Young, Boyd Young, Kyle Zurich, Mike Zwilling, Sam Page Thirty-three f f 1 2 ln? X ,A x ff' . 4 4, x I Xl f I 1' 777 222' if M47 ' . fl . 1 , Z7 5 f ' ff Y'4 T... W... mg.-nf - ---.+ fl lffff' xXx Page Thirty-five N is eeee 4 Chien Gris Staff I940 Editor ,,,,,7,,7,,7,,,,, .. . ,7,,,,,, Luther Montgomery, J r. Associate Editor ,r,,r,r,, ,,...,r.,..,,,,r,,r,,,, S am Nicastro Business Manager .,r,,, ..,,r.,r,,r,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,...., ....r,,r,,r,,r,,r,.r.. ,v,,,.,,,,,,r,,,.,,,,..,..r,, B i l ly Bond Assistant Managers, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,. , , Charles Hartsock, Margaret Roeser, Nellie Sandora Advertising Managers-Joe Skaggs, Jim Nunley, Mary Bowles, Bob Miller, Harold, Stahl, Bob Sftowers Sales Managers ..,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,, E ddie Hall, Arnold Buckley Sports Editor ,,e,,rr r,,,,,,,,,,,.i,e.,..,, 7 ,Clinton Stallard Calendar ,r,r,,e.,e.... ,.r,, .,,.,...,,rr.,rl,r,r.,..,.........,,.....,,,,,,, M a ry Manley Class Prophecy ,,,,, ., , .,,.., ,,,Clinton Stallard, Gordon Billheimer Class Will ,,e,.. rr,rr, 7 , ,,r,,,r,,, e,e,.,.,..,,,,,, V ic Wrighftson, Argatha Pell Art Editors ,.,........ ,.- ..rr,r,,rr,e,,,.,,,...... Charles Fadeley, Helen Hall, Ed, Maynor Literary Editors ,e,,,rrrrrr,,,..,i..,,.,..,.,,e,ee,rr,,,r,,, Gordon Billheimer, Dorothy Franks, Elizabeth Perry Stenographers-Martha Dent, Margie DeLong, Alma Dean, Mary Manley, Mary Elizabeth Steele, Emma Duncan Popularity Contest ,,,l,.......,....,,,,,,,,,..,..,,,,,i.,.,,,,r.,,,,e,....,,r,,, Norma Shrewsbury, Lola Anne Wilkinson Faculty Adviser-Frances .T ones Faculty Bookkeeper-Josepha Dober Page Thirty-six 4 - Siren Staff I94O msns Quuu. AND scnou. EDITORIAL STAFF: Front Page, Sam Nicastrog Editorial Page, James Holmesg Sports Page, Charles Fadeleyg Back Page, Bob Stowers. REPORTERS: Mary Dyer, Mary Bowles, Dorothy Woods, Clinton Stallard, James Nunley, Junior McMil1ion, Joe Skaggs, T. J. Morrison, Evelyn Russell, Vic Wrightson, Junior Montgomery, Mary Jane Harrington, Worthy Absalom, Elizabeth Lawson, and Norma Shrewsbury. FACULTY ADVISER: Mr. Charles Hopkins. Every since Arnold Vickers, present mayor of Montgomery, edited the first Siren in the year of 1925, the school publication has been awarded honors and prizes which has placed the paper in 'the scholastic publication lime-light both nationally and inter-nationally. The present adviser, Mr. Hopkins, received his first newspaper training on the Siren, serving as a member of its stalf from 1928 to 1931. He has been the sponsor of the publication for the last five years. The awards won by the Siren are as follows: Fist Place Award,', 1933, 1934, 1936, 1938, 1939, Honor Award, Class B, 1934, 1936, Southern Interscholastic Press Association. First Place, 1933, 1940. Medalist, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939, Columbia Scholastic Pres-s Association Contest. First Class, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1939, All American, 1934, 1936, 1937, 1938, National Scholastic Press Association. International First Place Award, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1937, Quill and Scroll. : L Page Thirty-seven i National Honor Society OFFICERS: President, Bill Bond, Vice-President, Henry Tolleyg Secretary, Gordon Billheimerg Treasurer, Harold Stahl: Program Director, Elizabeth Perry. FACULTY ADVISER: Miss Elizabeth Hines. CLUB ROLL: H. Tolley, B. Bond, H. Stahl, L. Kimble, W. Kraybill, E. Hall, C. Fadeley, E. Perry, E. Petty, C. Stallard, L. Longhenry, E. M. Campbell, V. Hensley, R. Ongaro, J. Holmes, M. F. Dyer, G. Billheimer, and R. V. Smith. MEMBERSHIP: The National Honor Society is composed of Juniors and Seniors selected according to scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Once a year new members are formally initiated into the Society by a ceremony in which the president extends a welcome to the new members, the pledge is taken by the new mem- bers and cards of membership are presented. A guest speaker talks on education. This year Mr. Edward S. Maclin, President of New River State College, made the addre-S. SYMBOL: The burning torch is the symbol of the Society and it represents the Torch of Learning. PURPOSE: To create a desire for learning, both in high school and following graduation from high school. MEETINGS: Regular meetings are held once a month during which a round table discussion is brought about by a speaker who talks on education-the meaning, the require- ments, the value, or some particular phase of education, such as music or art appreciation, book reviews, developments in medical or other science, the European situation, or other subjects of that nature. I iff! I v N X K Page Thirty-eight I O Sensor Girl Reserves OFFICERS: President Lola Anne Wilkinson' Vice-President Norma Shrewsbury Secretary, Naomi Milemg Treasurer, Elizabeth Lawsoh. y , FACULTY ADVISER: Mrs. Marie S. Wilkinson. CLUB ROLL: M. Bowles, M. Delong, L. A. Wilkinson, N. Shrewsbury, J. Knox, B. Beach, J. Watkins, K. Scott, M. Dent, E. Petty, M. E. Steele, N. Milem, L. Kimble, K. Good- win, M. Proflit, R. Farley, A. Pell, M. Roeser, H. Goheen, E. Lawson, G. Clark, M. F. Dyer, J. Plymale, M. Farley. Girl Reserves, a division of the Young Women's Christian Association, organized in Montgomery High School in 1926, is one of the oldest and most active clubs in school. Since 1928 it has been sponsored by Mrs. Wilkinson. The purpose of Girl Reserves is to develop high school girls along the three-fold line of body, mind, and spirit. Consequently, the yearls work is built around spiritual, mental, and social activities. The weekly meetings with programs planned and executed by the girls aim to develop the mental and spiritual side. Each Thanksgiving and Christmas the club adopts a family for which it provides food, boys, and even articles of clothing. For the past eight years it has presenrted to the school a gift, ranging from special speakers brought in and all girl teas to gifts of a bulletin board, dictionary, a clock, and other articles for the use of the whole school. All money for these activities is earned by the girls through candy sales and other enterprises. For the physical side the club maintains a basketball team, which this year won the intra-mural trophy, and other athletic groups, and it also enjoys hikes and picnics. The chief social event of the group is the annual Spring formal dance, given this year in honor of St. Patrick's day. 7.-Q X Page Thirty nme Sophomore Girl Reserves OFFICERS: President, Jo Ann Rader, Vice-President, Mary Jane Harrington, Secretary, Betty Paynterg Treasurer, Evelyn Russellg Publicity Superintendent, Frances Lee Matheny. FACULTY ADVISER: Mis Harriet Skaggs. In 1931 because of the crowded conditions of the Senior Girl Reserves whose sponsor was Mrs. Wilkinson, -it was decided to organize a younger club. The result of this organiza- tion was The Sophomore Girl Reserves, whose first sponsor was Miss Mary Baxter Cun- ningham. This club now draws its members from the Freshman and Sophomore classes. The membexship is by invitation only. The club is a member of the National Y. W. C. A. In the fall of 1935 Miss Harriet Skaggs was appointed sponsor of the organization and is still holding this office, CLUB ROLL: N. Anderson, M. J. Bond, J. Corbitt, E. Dent, V, Dupey, P. Durrett, R. Dorsey, J. Edwards, R. A. Ferrell, R. Grimes, M. J. Harrington, M. Harmon, J. Hubbard, B. Kirby, Z. Kandel, M. Mauiri, F. L. Matheny, R. Milem, B. Newton, B. Paynter, G. Peck, B. Pollock, V. Peebles, S. Pannucci, R. Phalen, J. A. Rader, E. Russell, B. Robbins, A. Ratcliffe, J. Sherwsbury, M. Shelton, J. Tabit, T. Tabift, M. A. Vanden Heurk, P. G. Young. Page Forty : L Hi-Y Club OFFICERS: President, Henry C. Tolley: Vice-President, William Kraybillg Secretary- Treasurer, Charles Fadeleyg Acting Secretary-Treasurer, Gordon Billheimer. FACULTY ADVISER: Mr. Charles Hopkins. CLUB ROLL: J. Skaggs, S. Nicastro, R. Miller, J. Nunley, J. Holmes, R. Stahl, C. Frazier, J. McMillion, W. Bond, H. Stahl, J . Hunley, R. Stowers, W. Summers, V. Wrightson, E. Hall C. Stallard, W. Absalom, T. J. Morrison, E. Vickers, R. McClellan, R. Fields, E. Mussetto. ORGANIZATION: In 1933 the Montgomery Hi-Y Club was first organized. Since that time it has become one of the outstanding organizations in Montgomery High School. PURPOSE: The purpose of the organization is to create, maintain, and extend through- out the school and community high standards of Christian character. MEMBERSHIP: Any young man student of the upper three classes in high school who subscribes to the stated purpose of this organization, and is accepted by a vote of the club is accepted for membership. PLATFORM: The platform is Clean Speech, Clean Sports, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Living. It was in this second plank that the Hi-Y basketball team, which enjoyed a very successful season, made such fine achievements. The main event of the year was the I-Ii-Y Bowery Dance, which proved to be a very successful affair. gi.- :L Page Forty- one l Science Club OFFICERS: President, Bob Yeager, Vice-President, Alline Kingg Secretary, Katherine Alapicg Treasurer, Edward Vining. FACULTY ADVISER: Miss Ruth St. Clair. CLUB ROLL: K. Alapic, M. Blake, A. Breeden, A. Eads, B. Hanna, V. Hensley, D. Kincaid, G. Kincaid, V. Kincaid, A. King, H. Phelps, M, Richmond, D. Tingley, E. Vining, B. Yeager. The West Virginia Junior Academy of Science is a state-wide organization of high school students interested in science. It is sponsored by the West Virginia Academy of Science, and holds its annual state convention in conjunction with this organization. Keith Lyons of Charleston High School is the state president. The Bell Chapter of Montgomery High School was named in honor of Mr. Raymond Bell, who was its first sponsor. At the present time there are fifteen active members. During the year the members have studied the classification of moths and butterflies, the developing of pictures, and the processes involved in making ice cream. Just now they are planning to do some scientific finger printing with the aid of the local state police. Page Forty-two , N Glee Club OFFICERS: President, Helen Ingram, Vice-President, Gene Clarkg Secretary-Treasurer, Lucille Kimble. FACULTY ADVISER: Miss Lillian Dent. The Glee Club of Montgomery High School has this year had one of its greatest years, with its membership totaling forty-two members. It seems now that the Girls' Glee Club is no longer, since this year a number of boys have joined. These Basses and Tenors have improved the quality of the singing of the club a great deal. Since the high school trio was graduated last year, a new one was formed. Composing the new trio are Lucille Kimble, Jo Ann Rader, and Paula Gene Young. The new trio has appeared at the Woman's 'Club and the Lion's Club. The Choral Festival was -held April 11, 1940, at 8:00 P. M. Twelve high schools were represented and more than four hundred pupils participated. This year the festival was held at the Montgomery high school, and every Glee Club member has worked very hard to make it a success. Next year several members will be chosen to attend the State Chorus. This will meet at Huntington at the same time that the S. E. A. meets. It was at Wheeling this year, which made it impossible for anyone to attend. In order to qualify for the State Chorus, one must have a good voice, a knowledge of music, and practice under a private teacher. : L Page Forty three Page Forty-four MONTGOMERY HIGH Scnoor. BAND CORNETS FRENCH HORNS FLUTES Montgomery High School Band Robert Stowers James Edwards Sam Nicastro T. J. Morrison Robert Russell ' Virginia Marshall Paul Matheny Gerald Garbett John Reed Vincent McKay BASSES My Pollock Robert wins. Mary Evans Howard Settle Maly Hudnau Ray Cavendish Kyle Young Jr. Mcivuuaon BARITONES CLARINETS Robert Miller Harold Farley Martha Dent Eileen Petty Tom Self, Jr. Mary Bowles Edith Campbell B 1 h TROMBONES Betty eac Calvin Frazier William Kraybill Helen Hall Ronald Miller Ruth Milem Fred Hopkins Charles Hall Beulah Wriston Helen Weed Mildred Harmon Mary J , Harrington Betty Sue Robbins Rosabelle Dorsey Gale Givens Rebecca Phalem Juanita Plymal Audra Johnson Gloria Peck OBOE Tom McClellan PERCUSSION Earl Vickers Worthy Absalom Charles Fink Virginia Dupey Norma Shrewsbury Phyllis Durrett Lonnie Austin GLOCKENSPIEL Gene Clark DRUM MAJOR Ray McClellan DRUM MAJ ORETTES Evelyn Russell Julia Tabit Agnes Ratclilf The Montgomery High School Band numbers fifty-six uniformed players and four drum- majors. The organization is gradually reaching a completion of perfect instrumentation which was begun in 1937. At that time the band owned one mellophone, two basses and one bass drum. Since then the following instruments have been added, all owned by the band as an organization: one set of tympanig four French hornsg one bass drurng two additional bassesg four snare drums. This has been in addition to the purchase of eight uniforms for band, and four drum-major outfits. The band has one of the largest music libraries in the state. Citation cords were purchased this year for all uniforms to further ornament the uniforms. In 1938 the band was awarded second place in band in the annual North-South contest held at Charleston and the following year at Webster Springs was awarded first prize in the annual Rhododendron Festival held there, competing against some of the best bands of the state. In the contest at Charleston, Sara Lee Jenkins and Charles Tabit were awarded first prize for the best girl and boy drum-majors, respectively. The Greyhound Band was organized in 1926, by H. H. Bowman, who held the position until 1937, when he was succeeded by J. B. Ulp, the present director. :L Page Forty-five Janitors Tom Carsong Laird Vickers What Montgomery High School owes to the janitors cannot We would not know what to do if they were not ready to serve When we lock our keys in our lockers or forget them, the janitors our lockers for us. We can be proud of our school because of the is kept by the janitors. Bus Drivers be put into a paragraph. us at a moment's notice. are always willing to open Hue condition in which it Tom Shepardg Goody Phillipsg J. E. Elkinsg Charles Tod Kincaid We are fortunate, indeed, to have our present bus drivers. In all the years that they have been driving for us they have not had a single accident, and that is a record to be proud of. They have cooperated wonderfully and we do appreciate it. Page Forty-six I ,, V' ,,f ' I N f 2,1 X f Y Pye bi. '7 h I 4' X ll QE F I939-I940 Foo+ball Squad First Row: Moschino, Fadeley, Garrett, Nunn, Co-Captain Carson, Co-Captain R. Lowe, M. Lowe, Buckley, Falbo, Forbes. Second Row: Manager Hudson, Black, Scott, Marshall, Griffiths, Pollock, Leighton, Fisher, Davis, Kinder, Wrightson, Stahl. Third Row: Manager Stone, Wills, Steele, Farley, Mounts, Huffman, McArdle, Nickel, Ratz, Manager Doles, Coach Johnston. GREYHOUND FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1939-1940 Greyhounds ..,,7,,,7,7 ...,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,...,7,.,...,... 6 Ki ng stron ,.....,...,,,.,.,.,,.,......,,,,,..........., ..,..,,, 6 Home Greyhounds ,,i7.7, Lookout .,........,7,7,7..,..,.,..... - .,,.,.,,7.........,,,,, Home Greyhounds ..... - Fayetteville ....e-.. .... -... ,..L..-..... Home Greyhounds ,,..... Ansted ......,.....,. ,.,,,,, H ome Greyhounds ,,.i,,. Mt, Hope ...... Home Greyhounds ,,.,..,,..Y Dunbar ..,i,... Home Greyhounds ,..i..,,7,, Seth ......,,,..,.......... ,..,..,.... 1 2 Away Greyhounds 7,,,,,,...,,,,.,,,.,,, ,7....... G auley Bridge Home Greyhounds .l.....,,,,,...,....,.,.,, ...,..... O ak Hill ......,.....,, ,,.....,.., 40 Away Won 4-Lost 3-Tied 2. Page Fofrty-eight Varsity M Club OFFICERS: President, Arnold Buckley, Vice-President, Gene Stone, Secretary, Charles Fadeleyg Treasurer, Gapey Carson, Sergeant-at-Arms, Earl Forbes. FACULTY ADVISOR: Coach Joe Johnston. CLUB ROLL: Arnold Buckley, Gene Stone, Charles Fadeley, Gapey Carson, Albert Falbo, Earl Forbes, Robert Lowe, Robert Miller, Alfonso Moschino, Jack Nunn, Bob Smith, Sam Black, Charles Garrett, Pete Hannigan, Jr., 'tTubby Kinder, Marshall Lowe, Joe Leighton, Edward Maynor, Harold Stahl, Benny Marshall, Martin Pollock. The Varsity M Club was formed on February 7, 1930, for the boys earning letters for the school year of 1929-1930. Coach P. W. Workman was sponsor of the club. Officers elected for that year were as follows: President, William Crouse, Vice-President, Wyatt Slack, Secretary-Treasurer, Jess Poffg Sergeant-at-Arms, Thomas H. Robinson. At the present more than two hundred athletes graduating from Montgomery High School have earned letters and have become members of this club. : L Page Forty-nine I939-I940 Basketball Squad Left to Right, First Row: Carson, Co-Captain Lewis, Falbo, Garrett, Co-Captain Miller, Smith, Pollock, Vickers, Back Row: Tolley, Moschino, McArdle, Stahl, Coleman, Bowling, McMillion, Hill, Mounts, Rodriguezg Inset: Montgomery, Forbes. GREYHOUND BASKETBALL SCHEDULE, 1939-1940 Greyhounds Opponents 47 Dec. 12 Ansted ,...,... CHomej 39 Dec. 15 Madison ....,,.,,,,,.,,,, ,,-,-,,, Q Awayj 50 Dec. 19 Lookout ..,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,.i,,,, ,,,,,,,, Q Home-J 31 Jan. 5 South Charleston fAwayD 39 Jan. 8 Oak Hill ,,...,....,,.,,,,,i. ,,,,,,,, Q Homej 42 Jan. 9 Charleston ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, Q Homej 36 Jan. 12 Mt. Hope ,77777,,7,,,,,77,. ,,.,, . . CAwayJ 41 Jan. 16 Charleston Reds CHomeD 34 Jan. 23 East Bank ,,,,,,,,..,.,,.. ,,,,,,,, Q Homej 39 Jan. 26 Richwood .,..,....,.. ,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,., Q H 0 mej 26 Jan. 30 Gauley Bridge .,...... - ......... -,,. 1 - fAwayj 39 Feb. 2 Kingston ..,,,,....,,,,, r,,,,., C Homej 42 Feb. 5 Mt. Hope ,,..,. ,.., C Homej 26 Feb. 6 Charleston .. ...,,. CAwayD 35 Feb. 9 Rainelle ......... fHomel 44 Feb. 13 Madison ..... fHomeD 35 Feb. 16 Oak Hill ................ ,.,,,,.. 1 Awayj 40 Feb. 20 East Bank ............,... fAwayj 38 Feb. 23 Gauley Bridge ..............................,.......,....... CHomeJ 17 Feb. 26 Richwood ......,..,.................................,....,....,,, fAwayj Fayette County Sectional Tournament Champions 50 Feb. 29 Pax ..............,....................................,......,,,,..,,,,..,,.,,, 53 Mar. 1 Oak Hill ...................................................... ........,, 47 Mar. 2 Lookout .... 32 Mar. 2 Mt. Hope ....... Page Fzfty Cheerleaders HELEN STACEY, Sophomore ELIZABETH LAWSON, Junior GORDON BILLHEIMER, Senior All three of our cheerleaders were new this year, and the fact that they were new seemed to put a freshness into the cheering throughout the year. They have worked hard and deserve a great deal of praise for their efforts. They have proved themselves to be a credit to the school and we are proud of them. : L Page Fifty-one A TE' JIT? AAA X f 6 f X Z f I x, I sk' U 2 .fn c' 'G , E w ,G 7 J Z vb 'Q K, J fl w if ,JM ff' f ,X f 'X Z Z f I gm, ll! C 1, L L ,,-,, .x x x BEST ..,A. :Z !,. LO O K I N G-f 2 . S 2 T 4, 1 ' M ' 1' 4 QV? U L A R IIT 4 H Q V H '- E fi B E M T nunoiss , T T I T L 2.1331 A j 45, 1 R 0 'E N I C ,Lf Y ' E ' BJMLLER A VW Z fffzq Q T T S S a yi I 2 . ..,:, :VA T E' E V f f 32 -- . ' H-TOLLEY : Q :j an v DRE 5 56 D M g fe'k'f?22i,f Q: L? :,.,,: gala M M ' -'Zig N . . gm 5 QLUYAXX Page Fifty-four X Chronology ssrrsmssn 6-School opened! Another Headache. 7-Some beautiful new teachers! Competition, girls! 8-Here comes lessons! Watch out! 11-Siren today. What's news? 12-Hot today, feel like skipping. 13-Poor Freshmen! All are lost. 14-Game with Kingston tonight. 15-Game tied 6-6! Yeah, man! 18-Who's the good looking guy the girls are all trying to get-from Page, I hear? 19-Come on team, beat that game tonight! 20-Beat Lookout 19-6. Big business! 21-Already! Whatls this about H. Hall and J. F. 22-What now! Who's that asleep on the grass? 25-Oh Boy! Senior Privilege this year! 26-650 enrolled in school this year. 29-Gosh! 114 Seniors this year! OCTOBER 2-Teacher got mad! Wonder why? 3-More work! It's gettin' me down. 4-Norma Shrewsbury made 70 words in typing today. 5-Mr, Bruffey disappeared. 6-Charles Fadeley elected Senior President. 9-Defeated Ansted 7-0. 10-Allen Merriam is in L0ve. 11-Library receives 300 new books. 12-Mrs. Hill replaces Mr. Bruifey. 13-Windy today, hold your skirts down girls! 16-Game with Mt. Hope tonight. 17-We tied with Mt. Hope 0-0. 18-More news today! Siren on sale. 19-Gosh! a test today. 20-Embarrassing moments-Report cards. 23-Got beaten by Dunbar 21-6. 24-Haven't heard anything yet about Mr, Bruffey. 25-Pauline Anderson's reducing! 26-N. Milem and Fields in love? 27-Beat by Seth 12-0! Bad business. 30-What's the matter boys? 31-Hallowe'en! Put on your new faces. NOVEMBER 1-Siren 'visits Washington. 2-'What's this about Nicastro and all those blondes at Washington? 3-Reba Lopez crowned Miss Greyhound? at Gauley Bridge game. 6-The seniors' little blonde almost got it. 7-There's that man again, know him? Charles Hopkins. 8-Dodo's mad at Miss Hines. 9-Girl Reserves teaching dancing at noon. 10-Oak Hill beat fus 40-0! 13-Science Club met today for the first time. 14-Beautiful day, everyone is skipping. 15-Glee Club trio organized! Kimble, Young, and Rader. 16-R. Fields and B. Marshall! Could be! 17-Senior Girl Reserves' skating party tonight. 20-Blue Monday! 21-Six weeks tests start today. 22-Thanksgiving Holidays begin. 23-Roosevelt's Thanksgiving. 24-Out of school today! Wihoppee! 27-Back to school on a full stomach. 28-Turkey for the next week. 29-Pollock and Reid! What say? 30-Oh boy! Another month gone by! Page Fifty-five Page Fifty-six DECEAABER 1-Grade cards today! What no A's? 4-Get to work chillen-another six weeks. 5-Poor Franks! Wl'1ere's Forbes? 6-Girls it's near Christmas! Keep your boy friend. 7-Seniors received first order of rings. Elf-Hi-Y defeats Ansted 20-13. 11-Kimble and Nunn! Wonder what's up? 12-Most of our girls are working. 13-Better be good, Santa Claus is coming. 14-V. Wrightson and R. Milem! Isn't love grand? 15-Sara Frances Kern moved to Dorothy. Poor Ju-J u? 18-Hi-Y Basketball team defeats Huntington 36-26. 19-Could it be love? M. Steele and Hartsock? 20-Red Cross show at the Kayton. 21-We're all looking for Santa Claus. 22-Public Speaking Class- gave a Christmas Play. JANUARY 2-Started the New Year right by plunging right in. 3-Everyone's skating on the river. 4--Resolutions are broken and forgotten! 'Tis sad. 5-Lost our little basket, beaten by South Charleston 31-36. 8-Found our little basket, beat Oak Hill 39-24. 9-Beat Charleston 42-29. Yippee! 10-Did you see Jim Nunley with L. W.? 11-Cold winter continrues-Girls don knee socks. 12-Scorched by Mt. Hope 45-36. 15-Mr. McClung got married! Poor man. 16-Charleston Reds beat us by 33-31 Covertime periodl. 17-Come on team, get some rhythm in your feet! 18-Varsity M received letters today. 19-Semester ends. 22-Semester opens! More worry. 23-East Bank skinned us out by one point, 35-34. 24-Varsity M dance a success. 25-Almost everyone's going to Charleston to see Gone With the Wind 26-Beat Richwood by 1 point, 29-28. 29-Another blizzard! Snowed in. 30-Gauley Bridge got hot, beat us 28-26 Covertime periodj. 31-Basketball Intra-murals started. FEBRUARY 1-Beat Kingston 31-27! Yeah boy! 2-Cold weather! Ground Hog saw his shadow. 5-Beat Mt. Hope 42-34. What a team! 6-Got skinned by Charleston 45-26. Robbed? 7-J. F. told Mr. McClung that education was the Staff of Life. 8-Last order for rings, March 1. Better hurry. 9-Rubbed out Rainelle 35-34. 12-Another blue Monday. 13-Look out for comic valentines tomorrow. 14-Senior assembly-Picked out our announcements. 15-Oh Gosh! What did I see at school today? CBoy! he's cute!! 16-Arnold Buckley came to Geography class today. 19-Confucius say, If you don't study you won't graduate. 20-Marionette Circus! Got out of class. 21-Our old pal Eileen Petty left for Princeton. 22-Washington's birthday: Don't tell a lie today! 23-M. Pollock, Bob Dwyer, and Bob Fields went swimming. 26-Beat Gauley Bridge 38-26: Team got hot. 27-Hi-Y Bowery dance a success. R-Seniors had pictures taken. 29-Tournament today. MARCH 1-Montgomery won. Plays Oak Hill tonight. 3-In the spring a young man's fancy turns to love. 4-Group pictures photographed for yearbook. 5-Went to Charleston to sell advertising. 6-Staff meeting today. 7-Grade Cards out tomorrow. 8-Charleston Tournament. CRegionalJ. 11-Wonder when Senior skip day will be? 12-Intra-murals at noon today. 14-Seen any robins around yet? 15-Girl Reserves dance tonight. 18-Boy oh boy! I surely had a swell time at the Senior Girl Reserves' Dance! 19-Band gave minstrel today! 20-Senior Class mee-ting. 21-Intra-murals took spotlight today. 22-Some sleepy people around school today went to Sigma Tau dance last night. 25-Easter Bunny visited everyone. 26-Everyone going to see Gone With the Wind. 27-Garbeht and Hensley! This is love. 28-Juniors choose characters for junior play. 29-Mr. Vawter was guest ofthe Sociology classes today. Page Fifty-seven Page Fifty-eight APRIL 1-April Fool's day! Everyone fooled. 2-Myrtle Gallagher's in love! Believe it or not! 3-Staff meeting today. 4--Play chosen for seniors. 5-A beautiful day! Everyone's skipping. 8-Science club met today. 9-J. F. Lewis quit sohool! Poor Helen! 10-Nookie and Eileen! Might be love. 11-County Choral Festival. 12-Jim Evans has been to school every day this week! Believe it or not 15-Assembly. 16-Kay! Why are you breaking that boy's heart? 17-Everyone is still Clark Gabling about Come with the Breeze. 18-Margie Delong vs. Norlin B. 19-Some one broke a camera. 22-This hot weather's getting me. 23-Let's skip and go to Gauleyl 24-They have a lot of good looking boys at Gauley. 25-National Honor Society met today. 26-Operetta at Junior High School. 29-The operetta was a great success. 30-Oh Gosh! Just one more month of school! MAY 1-Allen Merriam has regained his cents at last. 2-Band Festival at Huntington. 3-Herbert Bowling is still Man about School. 6-Waugh and Harmon! Could be! 7-Wonder when Senior Skip day will be? 8-Four years! Manley is still strong for Garrison! 9-Gym circus today. 10-C. C. James is still arguing. 13-Juniors! planning for banquet. 14--L. C. Hunley is Ma.ma's balby. 15-Agnes Ratcliffe thinks she's crazy! Do you? 16-Style show tonight. 17-Gosh 'ohis is getting me down! 20-Woofie's going to miss Woo-Woo! 21-Will Nunn make the football team at Morgantown? 22-Everyone looks dignified in his cap and gown. 23-4Graduation tonight! Boy! I'm nervous! 24-Sohool's out! Goodbye Montgomery High. Dear Montgomery High School fT1,me: At the Balalaikaj Dear Montgomery High School, We're sorry that we're leaving you so soon, We hope you won't forget us in a moon, Because we love you so. Dear Montgomery High School, We hate to leave the friends we've made, you And so we leave this plaintive melody To you before we go. Welll still remember you, 'Til all our years on earth are through, see, And We'll be dreaming of the days We've spent- Spent in sweet content. Dear Montgomery High School, We bid farewell to all your pleasures sweet, And hope that soon again we'll surely meet In old Montgomery High! Rage Fifty-nine Hobgoblin House by JAY TOBIAS Darius Krupp, old Caretaker of Hobgoblin House ,7,..,.. Miss Priscilla Carter, the present owner ...,,,,,,,,....,,,,,A.,.,, Marian Carter, her niece l..,. ...,,,,,,,,.....,.,,,..,,....,, Jill Carter, Marian's younger sister .....,.. Frank Harlow, Marian's fiancee Y,,......., Jack Loring, J ill's fiance ,,,,,,i....,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, Susan Parkins, the Henglish 'ousekeeper ..,,. Henry Goober, the darky gardener .,,..,..,.... Delilah Worts, the darky cook Ai..,,..,,,,,,.... Bluebeard Bronson, an escaped maniac. ...,,, , Bill Wilkins, his keeper ....,,,,,..,...,,,,....,.,.i,. Patricia Arnold ,.,....,i..,.....wi The Headless Phantom ..,,.Vivii.,.ei.............,ii......V.,..,....,V.... Time: Early Spring. Place: Near the Ozark foot-hills. SYNOPSIS Clinton Stallard Helen Ingram Lola Anne Wilkinson ...,Norma Shrewsbury Billy Bond ,,.,....Sam Nicastro ...........,,..,,Helen Hall , .,..,..,, Robert V, Smith Manley Joe Skaggs ,,,........Benny Marshall .....,.,Mary Bowles ? ? ? ? Act I. The living room of the late Horace Hobgood's house, about nine o'clock of a stormy evening. Act II. The same as Act I. About two minutes later. Act III. The same as previous acts. One minute later. Presented by special arrangements with The Willis N. Bugbee Company, Syracuse, New York. Page Sixty : L Nineteenth Annual Sermon, Class of I94O Montgomery High School Auditorium Sunday, May 19, 1940 8:00 P. M. ORDER OF WORSHIP Processional Hymn Invocation Anthem Scripture Lesson Prayer Sermon ,,,,,V.V,, ..............4....A......,,,.,,,,,7,7,,7,,,.,,,.Y,......7,77,7.,,,,,,,7,,,,,,,,,,,,....., Th e Reverend A. N, Brown Pastor Presbyterian Church, Montgomery, W, Va. Hymn Benediction Recessional Nineteenth Annual Graduation Exercises Montgomery High School Auditorium Thursday Evening, May 23, 1940 8:00 P. M. PROGRAM Processional-The Pilgrim-Grand March .......... ................,......... ......,,.,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., M , L, Lake High School Band Invocation ................................... ........................c......v...... ......vv Th e Reverend A. R. Young Victor Herbert Favorites .,.....................................................,................,.....,................,,.. Arr, M, L, Lake High School Band Bituminous Coal and its Importance to Southern West Virginia ...,... .... Mr. Henry Clark Tolley Schools of Fayette County ..........,..............................................................,...... Miss Elizabeth Lee Perry Old Vienna COvertureJ ........... ..........................,.................... ......................,...,,...... K , L, King High School Band Address ...............................-......................V....v.....f...,......................A.,A... W .....ef.............. Mrs. Robert C, Boothe General Secretary Y. M. C. A. Charleston, W. Va. Presentation of Class ............................................................... - ................................... Mr. F, C. Cavendish Principal High School Presentation of Diplomas ....................................................-........................................... Mr, W. H. Vickers Member Board of Education Benediction .......... ....................... - ................................... - ....... Th e Reverend A, R. Young Page Sixty-One NAME James Abbot Lorean Abbott Charles Adkins Kathryn Alapic Pauline Anderson Myrtle Ash Paul Baker Thomas Bickford Gordon Billheimer Margaret Blake William Bond Mary Bowles Paul Bowling Herbert Bowling James Brannam Arnold Buckley Mary Burke Gapey Carson Fon Childres Doris Lee Custer Lido Dalporto Reno Dalporto Helen Dawson Alma Dean Marjorie Delong Martha Dent Eunice Derrick Emma Duncan Robert Dwyer Lucille Ellis Marjorie Evans Mary Evans Charles Fadeley Alberwt Falbo Phillip Ferrell Earl Forbes Mary Foreman Mary Frank Dorothy Franks Myntle Gallagher Gerald Garbett Sam Giarrizzi Helen Goheen Helen Hall Edwin Hall Charles: Hantsock Dorothy Hastings Haven Hemmings Jean Hess Clyde Holdren Helen Ingram C. C. James Addilee Jamison Mary Rose J eifers Page Sixty-two NICKNAME Goon Girl Half Pint Bashful Pansy Skinny Sailor Clark Gable Shorty Powerhouse Maggie Willie Glamour Bill Handsome Bugs Coach Rhinne Pedro J oe-E Mitzi Fido Big Boy Suzy Lou Sherlock Marthy Unie Emmy Slop Ceile Marg Skinny Tarzan Peppy Giggles Haggy Hawkshaw Le Rose Dotty Myrt Tyronie Shoe Mac Swing Mae West Ed Pugy Dot Whitey Radio Hawk Eye Blondie Pete Addie Jeff Class Roster LIKES Wine Bob Simms Blondes Her Looks Betty All Boys Women, Wine, Work Baseball Arguing Blanche Annapolis All Boys Wanda Eads Any Girl Sports Football Glen Football Girls Swimming Driving Sports C. C. Vacationing at Welch Martha Dent John Ohio Boys Herbert Being with Mable Riding a Bicycle Gerald P. Tall People Drawing Charles Hopkins Lola Anne Basketball Bethel Red Heads Tea Handsome Men Viola Hensley Good Books Dorothy H. J . F. Going to School Red Hair Helen Lona Bill Basketball Charles Everyone Being a Wife Jimmy DISLIKES Chemistry Being Teased Being Jilted Her Nickname Being Fat Blondes Walking Dancing Lazy People A Pug Nose Studying Osoulating Lucilla D. Dancing Dancing Being Bossed Bossy Boys Three Rivers Boys Being Called Blondie Work Girls Quiet Boys Sociology Latin Other Girls Bad Grades Ugly Boys Short Dresses ' ' ocume Irwins Legal D School Faxt People Loud People Unclean Sports Hard Work Mary Big Feed: To Be Snubbed Busses Tramps Baby Faces Playing Poker Dignified Girls Being Dignified Bad Grades Being Bashful Girls who Flirt Not Being in Love Studying All Books Chemistry Being Still Snobbing Junior nts WEAKNESS Blondes Leonard Blondes Orville Eads Handsome Men Red Finger-nail Polish Brunettes Grace To Be Carried Around in the Hall C. J. Talking Dewi-tt Peck Girls Mary Lopez Stacey Glen Helen Goheen Girls Oharles Carmela Girrizzi Excuses Haskett Good Looking Young Men Army Boys Jake Polly Coalwood Mable Okey Men. Mystery Books Mary Being Slow Loley Ann Jo Ann Rader Raymond Le Rose Telephones Jim Viola Blondes Lloyd J. F. All Girls Mary Steele Junior Lona Bill Anything to Eat Huston Miller Janet Her Husband J immy Class Roster FAMOUS SAYING You Don't Say. Please Don't Do That. By-Gumies. I Can't Lose Pearl. You Don't Say. Yes, 'Ihat's Right. That Makes Twice You Said It. Where's Virgil? I Don't Know Nothin'! Tell Pansy. What? I Think So Too. Wh'at's His Name? I Have a Date that Won't Slow Down. Let's Go to Charleston. Do You Believe? I Don't Believe It! I Just Can't Think. Have You Seen Helen? Women. Why Sure. Who's the New Babe? Oh! Yeah. Ah! Now. Let's Go Up Town. 'Ilhere's Something About a Sailor. Oh! Gee! Now Down in Ohio- Are You Going to Coalwood? Keep Your Nose Clean. Let's Don't Go to Study Hall. What's the Assignment. Ah Heck! Yes, That's Right. Ah! Now. Oh! She's Cute. I've Got Influence! Bethel, It Was Awful. I Lacks Him. Have You Got Your Latin? You Heard the Latest Jokes? I Don't Have Any. Goft Your Chemistry? We Quit Again. You Seen J. F.? 'I'hat's' Right. You Know, I Don't Like Girls. I Don't Think She's So Cute. Oh! Lona. Good Morning. I Don'vt Agree. I Betcha. No Soap. Ah! You Don't Say. Hey Laura. AMBITION Farmer Airline Hostess To To To To Be a Navy Flier Get More Beautiful Get Through College Get a Good Looking Husband Live, Learn and Learn to Like To To To To Be Be Like Hercules Be Cherleader at a Great College Be a Nurse Be An Admiral in the Navy ing a Doctor's Wife Engineer To TJ To To To To Live at Charleston Be a Pilot Be a Drug Store Cowboy Get Married Keep Going to Powellton Get Married Study Dramatics To Get Carmela Playing Marbles To Get Out of Beards Fork To Be a Secretary To Be a Famous Athletic Girl of the World Ride in a Laundry Truck Every Day To To Go to Ohio Going to Coalwood Being an Educated Hobo Go West Selling Socks To Be a Teacher To Be An Admiral Getting out of Smithers To Win All Girl's Hearts To Be a Doctor To 'Carry a Tune Married Woman To Be a Public Speaker To Be a Debutant Be Sheriff of Page Shoe Repairing To Become a Wife Being Married to J , F. To Get Out of Powellton To Get Married and Have a Family Being a Good Wife To Be With Lona To Get Out of High School Go fto Hollywood Being a Wife To Be a Test Pilot To Remain Married 'Going to Charleston Page Sixty three NAME Marie Johnson Dorlene Kidd Alline King Charles Knight William Kraybill Lucille Longhenry Mary Manley Bennie Marshall James Martin John Mayes Edward Maynor Robert Miller Luther Montgomery Alfonso Maschino Elo Mussetto Nina McCormick Samuel Nicastro James Nunley Lacy Edgar Nunn Jean Oxley Argatha Pell Jessie Pennington Elizabeth Perry Eileen Petty Elwood Polley Lola Pollock Loretta Pomeroy James Radford Charles Redmond Margaret Roeser Nellie Sandoa Howard Settle Norma Shrewsbury Joseph Skaggs Robert V. Smifth Robert W, Smith Harold Stahl Clinton Stallard Mary Steele Robert Stowers Bethel Strickland Bernard Thompson James Thompson Melvin Thompson Henry C. Tolley Henry J. Tolley Demaia Tolli Carl Tummins Lawrence Ware Marjorie Waugh Betty Whiifen Lola A. Wilkinson Robert Wood Naleene Wright Vic Wrightson Beulah Wriston Beverly Zeigler Page Sixty-four NICKNAME Mamie Ginger King Sonny Dean Red Tubby Barry Jimmy Jack Chief Red Coon Ju Ju Strawberry Eloy Sook Stoo ge Stuff Jack CNiggerJ Kitty Fanny Jay Dolly Stuff Pete Winkie Information Red Tarny Phew Nell Ranger Suzy Sucker Bob Hank Ferdinand Doc Pru Nellie Shorty Shortie Bernie Butch Merk Bob Turk Dema Talley Bunk Marg Leggs Loley Awn Bob Neine Woo-Woo Buley Elmer Class Roster LIKES All Men Earl Bob Kay Being Mama's Baby Studying Benny Football Argatha Paul Drawing Lois Athletics Pal Pork Chops Eunice Eileen Slow Music Lucille K. Being an Operator Sammy Agnes Being a Secretary Jimmy Sadie Miss' Smith Men Donald Everyone Swimming Sewing Helen Ray Crow Bowles Murder Mystery Basketball His Horse Laugh Arga-tha Junior Juanita Mary Emma English Blondes Hunting Eileen Basketball Ice Cream Kidd Arguing Dancing A. Falbo Pollock Virginia Music Mary M. Edith Mae Page N DISLIKES Bad Grades Being Called Red Everyone but Bob Loud Girls To Be Bashful Washing Dishes Conce-ited People Kissing Girls Bad Grades Competition Girls with Red Lips Hugging Girls in the Training Rules Working Mary Frances Poor Grades Being a Stooge Work Algebra Necking Being Teased Fresh Girls Boys Sissy Boys Driving Slow To Dress-up Studying Red Hair Geography Boys Noise Competition Hal Mr. I-Iopkin's Wisecracks Riding Alone Parties Flat Tires Being Quiet Silence Being Called Red Snooty Girls Little Feet Being Teased Brunettes Work Baby Acting Girls Studying English Being Jilted English Studying Not Being Noticed Mugging Men Being Still Loud Boys False Dignity in H. S. Girls All Boys Going to School WEAKNESS All Men Earl Bob Kay Lessons Lee Neil Who Knows Katherine M. Females Falling for Pretty 'Girls Lois Anything in a Skoit Pal Audra Jr. Haskett Argatha Mary Jeanne Stemple Hot Dogs Bob Saxton All Females Making A's George G. Chevrolet Jimmie B. Raymond Bethel Being Quiet Candid Cameras Studying Helen Ray Crow Bowles Butterscotch Pie Alline A Big Mouth Argatha Junior Juanita Joe None Knows Myrtle C. Reading Eileen Betty Stanley Audra Nadine Billy Boys Ju Ju Virginia Bob Ruth The Band All Beautiful Females Class Roster FAMOUS SAYING Boy! He's Cute. I Don't Believe It. Yes Bobby. Boy! She's Cute. I Agree Did You Get Your Lessons. Oh Gee! Could Be. Ain't That a Sight. That's What I Say. Where's Paul? Shucks. Do You Mean Lt? Hi Honey! I Don't Know. Ah! Don't 'I!hart's Right. Where's Skaggs? That's Right. Now! Listen You. Dad-Gum-It. You Look So Cute Today. I Object. Let's go to Study Hall. Hi Honey! Thata Go Baby. I Reckon. Well Alright. Come on Donald. No Not Now. Hi There! I Have My Assignment. Yes, Helen Dear. Oh Yea! Is It Dirty? Ah-Cracky! Well All-Right. Sh-hhh-! O!?'?!! You Nunley. All Right Now. Ah! Now. Okie Dokie Kid. Oh! Yes. Hi Ye Baby! Wanna Fight? Where's Eileen? Hello Honey! Heck! I'm Agin' It. 'Go Kid. What Do You Say? Oh Gee, He's Curte. Yoo Hoo. Yes, I'm Going to Beards Fork. Gosh! What Did Ruth Say? Ah! Now. No Not Now. AMBITION To Graduate in Three Years To Be a Dancer To Be With Bob To Be a Great Success Be a Professor Be a House Wife To To To Sing Like Kate Smith To Fly an Airplane To Be a Great Success To Get Some Life Ins-urance To Become the Husband of Hedy Lamaar To Marry Lois To Quit Breaking Girl's Hearts To Get on Top and Stay There To Cut Pork Chops To Graduate from M. H. S. Be a Stooge To Gert His Dad's Car Be a Professional Football Player Be a Success n Her Boss's Affection To Always be a Good Boy Be a Good Secretary Move Back to Montgomery To Be Another Flash Gordon To Get Mrs. Wilkinson to Agree with Her Get Out of M. H. S. To Get His Red Hair Black Get Out of School Being Proud To Be With Dorothy Always To Go to Mulberry To Be a Great Piano Player To Win Mary's Heart To Be a Chemist Going to Page To Make More Noise Being a Doctor Being a Nurse To Get Ahead in the World To Grow Up To To To Wi Always Make Good Grades Be President To Be a Fisherman To Make Good Coach To Be a Secretary To Be an Undertaker Get Out of High School To Be an Air Line Hostess Trying to Get Her Man To Be a Physical Education Teacher Going to Beards Fork To Be a Teacher To Be Chief Justice of the Supreme Court To Be a Teacher To Be Dog Catcher of Page Page Sixty-five Class Will Be it known to those whom it may concern or interest, that we, the Senior Class of nineteen-hundred forty, of the High School of Montgomery, County of Fayette, State of West Virginia, being of sound minds and memory Cdo we hear a negative vote from the teachers?J do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. I, Jimmy Long Jim Abbott, do will my ability to tell interesting stories to Donald Stark. I, Lorean Abbott, do will my quiet reserved manner to Phyllis Durrett. I Charles Adkins, do will my friendship to Charles Knight to some one with patience. I Kathryn Alapic, do will my note writing to Kathleen Goodwin. I, Pauline Anderson, do will my panther eyes to Lucille Kimble. 1 I I I 1 Myrtle Ash, do will my athletic ability to Ruth Ann Ferrell. Paul Baker, do will my ability to survive in Smithers to Max Hill. Thomas Bickford, do will my enormous size to the 1940 Greyhound football team. , Gordon Billheimer, do will my clocklike execution of the secretarial duties of the Hi-Y to the secretary of 1940. I, Margaret Blake, do will my naturally curly hair to Miss Dober. I, William Bond, do will my ability to carry seven subjects and get A's,' to Johnny Moore, I, Mary Bowles, do will my glamour and positive oomph to Miss Scott. I, Paul Bowling, do will my dramatic ability to Boris Karlof. I, Herbert Bowling, do will my good looks to any sap willing to stand the charge of the females of M. H. S. I, James Branam, do will my brilliant mind to Alfred Tolley. I, Arnold Buckley, do will my ability to coach football to Sam Black. I, Mary Burke, do will the expense of my graduation to some unlucky Junior. I, Gapey Carson, do will my leadership on the gridiron to the Quarterback of the 1940 team. Fon Childers, do will my ability to keep his hair combed to Doc Merriam. 9 7 s 1 I I, Doris Custer, do will my beautiful blonde coiffure to Maxie Ann Vanden Heurk. I, Lido Dalporto, will my excellent truck-driving to any one else willing to take his life into his hands. I, Reno Dalporto, do hereby bequeath my gymnastic ability to Denver Doles. I, Helen Dawson, hereby bestow my sweet and attractive smile to Naoma Milem. I, Alma Dean, do bequeath my sophisticated manner to Betty Beach. I, Margie Delong, will my other key, rest of books, locker to whoever got the lock and key olf 192, and the books out o it. I, Martha Dent, do will my musical talent to Virginia Marshall, and a ditto to Margie's will. I, Eunice Derrick, bequeath my quiet and reserved manner to Miss Hyer. I, Emma Duncan, do bequeath my speed in shorthand to Mable Profit. I, Bob Dwyer, will my thirty-minute sleeping period in Hopkin's class to some other bored sociology student. I, Lucille Ellis, do will my appreciation of Shakespeare to Mr. Hopkins. I, Mary Evans, will my milky-white complexion to Reba Lopez. I, Marjorie Evans, bequeath my incessant chatter to Juanita Plymal. I, Charles Fadeley, do will my all-round boy characterisdcs to ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,. ? I, Albert Falbo, will my large nose to Jimmy Moore. I, Phillip Ferrel, do bequeath my likeable personality to Bob Fudge. I, Earl Forbes, hereby will and bequeath my all-round athletic ability to Do-Do Lawson, I, Mary Emma Foreman, will my ability to win friends and influence C75 people to Katherine Scott, I, Mary Frank, do will my admiration for the tall, dark and handsome to Hazel Ferguson. I, Dorothy Franks, will my rendition of English poetry to Joe Wilkinson. I, Myrtle Gallagher, do bequeath my talent as an economist to Ronald Miller. I, Gerald Garbett, bequeath my musical ability to Paul Matheny. I, Sarn Giarrizzi, hereby bestow my limpid brown eyes upon Bill Stacey. I, Helen Goheen, do grant my swinging walk to Evelyn Rusell. I, Edwin Hall, do will my argumentive ability, with all its rights and privileges, to my sfpunky brother, Gene. I, Helen Hall, do will my Mae West figure and come hither ways to .,,.,,,,.,,,..,.,,,, ? I, E. C. Hartsock, Jr., will my ability to drive the car with one hand to Allen Merrian. I, Dorothy Jane Matics Hastings, bequeath my characteristics of a modern wife to Helen Hancock. I, Haven Hemmings, do bestow my lily white skin upon Miss Greyhound of 1940. I, Jean Hess, will my pleasing attitude toward Sociology to any future sociology student. I, Clyde Holdren, do will my wavy hair to Roy Estep. I, Helen Ingram, bequeath my singing ability to Jean Shrewsbury. I, C. C. J ames. will and bequeath my hot Saxophone to Bob Hanna. I, Addille Anderson Jamison, will my witty expressions to Ray Sherlock McClellan. Page Sixty-six Mary Rose J effers, will my 'Gene Golden to Margaret Mauiri. Marie Johnson, bequeath my cute shape to Libby Lawson. Dorlene Kidd, do will my red hair and blue eyes to Lona Brown. Alline King, will my ability to hold my man to any girl who can in M. H. S. Charles Knight, do bestow my way with the women upon Johnny Reed. Bill Kraybill, will my scholarly bearing to Delphino Moschino. Lucille Longhenry, bequeath my winning personality to Madeline Baker. Mary Manley, will my Marlene Dietrich-like legs to Joanne Corbitt also my ability to have all the boys' friendship. Benny Marshall, will and bequeath my ancient automobile and the experiences had in it to Ray Stahl. James Martin, do will my speen in surmounting the barriers of the four years in M. H. S, to Scotty Shrewsbury. Carl John Mayes, bequeath my spell on the Powellton females to James Albert Rowe, Jr. Edward Maynor, do bestow my football prowess to Tommy Steele. Roberrt Lee Miller, will my ability to indulge in the light fantistic to Ray McClellan. Luther S. Montgomery, Jr., do bestow my blond beauty to Percival Weese. Alfonso Moschino, will my flowing red mane to Tommy Self. Elo Mussetto, will my Ceasar Romero profile to Lotcha Coleman. Nina McCormick, do will my gay but quiet airs to Miss Smith. Sam Nicastro, Jr., do bestow my stooging ability to Jimmy Holmes. James Albert N unley, will and bequeath my neatness and ability for getting special reports to Joe Hol- liday. Lacy Edgar Nunn, will my speed and all around usefulness at end on the Greyhound football team to Nookie Garrett. Gene Oxley, do will my pearly white teeth to Jane Knox. Argatha Pell, do bequeath my position as the prettiest girl ir1 M. H. S. to C. B. Jessie Jay Pennington, do bestow my quiet manner upon Don Tingley. Elizabeth Perry, do will and bequeath my scholastic ability to Betty Paynrter. Eileen Petty, will my place as an all around student to Mary Jane Harrington. Earnest Elwood Polley, do hereby will and bequeath my basketball ability to Calvin Frazier. Lola Pollock, will my girlish mannerisms to Virginia Dupuy. Loretta Pomeroy, do will my soft, tender and feminine voice fto Betty Smithson. James Thomas Radford, Jr., bequeath my formula for Hair Lay Down to Robert Taylor. Charles Redmond, will my basketball and baseball ability to Helen Stacey. Margaret Roeser, do will my grace to Julia Tabi.t Nellie Sandora, do will and bequeath my unusual appreciation of Miss Skaggs to Mildred Farley. Howard Settle, will my little black bow tie to Worthy Absalom. Norma Shrewsbury, bequeath my sunny disposition to Mr. Meadows. Joseph Thomas Skaggs, will my putrid ability to emerge from eternal triangles victorious to Bob Fields. Robert Vernon Smith, will my scholastic ability to Bob Russell. Robert Hank Smith, will and bequeath my ability to find my girl in the crowd at basketball games to Earl Vickers. Harold1 Ferdinand Stahl, will my ear drum smashing laugh to anyone with the vocal chords that could stan it. Clint Wolfhou.nd Stallard, Jr., bestow my beautiful body upon Jack Brugh. Bob Stowers, do bestow my hot trumpet to Jimmy Edwards. Mary Elizabeth Steele, do bestow my contest winning beauty to Reba Lopez. Bethel Jane Strickland, will my baby face to Janette Gaynor smile to Ruth Fields Bernard Thompson, will my presence in Home Room every day to Ty Skaggs. James Thompson, do bestow my cool and collected manner to Jr. Fink. CDie-Boyl. Melvin Thompson, will my ability to ask positively screwy questions to Mary Dyer. Demaia Tolli, will my Latin features to Virginia Peebles. Henry Lover Tolley, will and bequeath my appreciation for Solid Geometry to Miss St. Clair. Henry J. Tolley, will my 5 year school career to all fun loving glamor boys. Cirl 'zDago Tummins do hereby will my ability to dance with Phyllis Durrett to some other Jitter- ug. ' Lawrence Ware, will my ability to sit next to the fteacher's desk and continue to live to Tom Martin. Marjorie Waugh, will my stylish coiffures to any one who can wear them. Betty Whiffen, do bestow my streamline shape to Rondalie Nutter. Lola Anne Wilkinson, will my position as president of the Girl Reserves to any junior girl who can go as well as I have. Robert L. Wood. will my excessive height to Dewey Summers. Liloh Naleen Wright, will my slight stature to Carmela Giarizzi. Vic Wrightson, do bestow my mastery of the old 88 to Harry 'Gay. Beulah Blanch Wriston. will my ability to play the clarinet to Betty Sue Robbins. G. B. Zeiglar, will my Beckley culture to Junior MacMillion. : L Page Sixty-seven Class Prophecy Eureka! At last, I've got it! These were the exclamations of two young M. H. S. amateur scientists. What had they found? At last after many months of hard labor, they had completed the first successful time- traveling machine. And this is how they used it. As an experimental trip, they went twenty years into the future, and looked up all their old classmates, and returned to tell of their experiences. LOG-We arrived in the future world just a few moments ago. It is a strange feeling, this sudden transi- tion into the ultra modern world of 20 years from now or should Isay then? We met Jim Nunley first. He's a respectable bald-headed businessman. When we met him, he was just returning home to his wife, Mary Bowles. He was the owner of a large chain-store. When we inquired about the former students of M. H. S. he gave us the following account: Melvin Thompson and Phillip Ferrell are branch managers of my store, he said. Harold Stahl and Vic Wrightson went into partnership, and are piloting a river tug in New York. Henry Tolley and Ed Hall are famous engineers, and are building a bridge across the Caribbean Sea at the presenlt time. Henry Tolley is married to Eileen Petty, and they live in Florida. Samuel T, Nicastro is a side show barker in the Baker-Bickford Exposition Shows, Inc., and is well known to all the freak's. Arnold Buckley married a wealthy heiress, and lives on his wife's estate in Hawaii. Charles Hartsock and Charles Adkins are partners in a conftracting firm. Charles Hartsock is married to Mary Elizabeth Steele, and Charles Adkins is married to Helen Ingram. Dorothy Franks, Nellie Sandoro, and Mary Emma Foreman have a millinery store on Fifth Avenue, and are famous designers. Bob Miller married Lois Timmons and is coaching basketball at Duke, and Bob Smith and Alline are coaching at Temple. Lola Pollock and Margaret Roeser are physical education instructors at West Virginia University. Bobby Stowers has a famous dance band and is touring Antartic during this season. Little is a little does! James Radford has dyed his hair black and is a stand in for harbor roles, out in Hollywood. Bethel Strickland, who married a Senator's son, is trying to get Joe Skaggs into Congress. Mary Manley and Carl Tummins are doing a Song and Dance Blackface act in Jimmy Martin's Black Stork night club. Most off M. H. S.' faculty has been replaced. Dorlene Kidd, Marie Johnson, Addilee Jamison, Beulah Wriston and Mary Jeffers have replaced the old ones. Robert Wood, G. B. Ziegler, and Jim Abbot have bought 10,000 acres out in the American Desert and are raising onions and cabbage. Reno Dalporto is a famous trapeze artist and acrobat in his cous-in's circus, Lido Dalporto. Elwood Polley is the strong man in one of the side shows. Bennie Marshall is driving racing cars out on the Bonneville salt flat speedway. Helen Hall is on location out in Hollywood, and is regarded by critics as the second Mae West. Jean Oxley is head switchboard operator in the New York Central Exchange. Norma Shrewsbury is happily married to Ray Crow, who is pitching for the perennial New York Yankees. Doris Custer isa celebrated actress on the Metropolitan stage. Helen Goheen and Gapey Carson are owners of a Night Club in Chicago. Dorothy Hastings is still married happily and has a family. Page Sixty-eight Lawrence Ware has bought the Montgomery News, and is successfully selling it to 33 customers each week. Henry J. Tolley owns a fine gymnasium in Charleston where corpulent and wealthy businessmen come to work off excess weight. Alphonso Moschino, wine merchant, is a regular customer. Gordon Billheimer is the present heavyweight champion of the world, and has been defending his title for five years. William Bond is a brain surgeon in the famous Bond Clinic, in Albany. Charles Fadeley is an admiral in the United Americas' Navy, and has been decorated. Bob Dwyer and Haven Hemmings are jewelers and have a famous shoppe in London, Albert Falbo and Earl Forbes have taken over Australia and are ruling it with an iron hand. We expect an ultimation from them soon, since the President, Director of t.he United Americas, Clinton Stallard, has re- fused to recognize their government. By the way there are three M. H, S. classmates in the Presidents Cabinet. Robert V. Smith is Secretarv of State, Lucille Longhenry is Minister of Finance, and Lola Ann Wilkinson is Secretary of the Interior. Marjorie and Marguerite have incorporated a firm known as Evans and Evans, Interior Decorating and Designing. Martha Dent is a famous opera star, and is playing her eighth season at the Metropolitan. Helen Dawson and Margie DeLong own a sea food restaurant in Salt Lake City. Myntle Gallagher and Mary Franks are artists' models. Jay Pennington, who paints them often is famous for his landscapes. Jack Nunn and Edward Maynor are Generals in the Australian Falbo-Forbes! government. Gerald Garbett is Ambassador to the United Nazi Socialist States of Germany, Russia, and Italy. Demaia Tolli is secretary and accountant for the law firm of Bowling CPaulJ and Bowling CHerbertJ. Lorean Abbot and Kathryn Alapic are airline hostesses in the Childers-Giarrazzi Pan-Islamic-American Airlines. Charles Knight is a diamond mine owner in Southern Africa. C. C. James and Clyde Holdern are brokers on the new Wall Street. Many millions of dollars pass through OJ their hands daily. Naleene Wright is a famous author and has written several best sellers. Howard Settle, James Brannam, and Elo Musseto may be heard every night over the radio. They are ministers of propaganda. James Thompson is a radio announcer, and can be heard every night over Mayes' Krispie Krunchie Breakfast Food hour. Marie Jolmson and Nina McCormick are psychiatrists, and have an institution in the Catskill Mountains. Pauline Anderson is head nurse at John Hopkins Hospital, in Baltimore, and Myrtle Ash is a surgeon there. Loretta Pomeroy is a Missionary's wife. She and her husband are in Finland. Argatha Pell is a glamour girl, plays parts in the movies. Her latest is Rockets to the Moon, and this was an extra modern thriller. Luther Montgomery owns a newspaper in New York, and sponsors several basketball teams there. Margaret Blake and Mary Burke operate a fashionable and very expensive beauty salon in San Francisco. Alma Dean and Eunice Derrick are stenographers in a New York business firm. Lucille Ellis and Emma Duncan own a fashionable hotel resort in Warm Springs, Georgia, and I guess that is all. Well, I've got to be hurrying home. Mary will be waiting for me. So long. After Jim left we came back to, or rather went back to the life of 20 years ago. We may make more journeys soon. So long. Page Sixty-nine 1 . u- ' fl 1 xl 4 Q -1 x A 1 . 4 . 1 -- ff-L' i .. 'f 1 , 7.5. w 14 1 P -.1f'l .,- Y J . usp, M: vw :tix 'V -4- VH M 4, xv' U ' . V ' ., A ,in .L-' . ' 1 -A -g . . ,,.,.- - -.-. 1 '-1. - V - P ,f .vizfglf , , , 1 Ig 1' ' A ' I ' 'Ti--Z-Q7 . 'z-r- 1, L,-.H Q.. Q34 fx:-5 Ni 'N . , ' : H1 L- '-- F mlxf-. , -- '. . , .W , , ,.-:U 'p Lwj. vp Ar-,-. 151' ,sw iw WS- 5 ....':'f'e'1f5q :rf ,- Q,-1,,,'g.f-.-.-wg' ,,-.Vwq-g,:L. ' ' ' u 'V 'E .. Ar:,-if V ,M -A. w-. t 1 f . - Ki' ,,. A a , , h ' K 1 1 day 125. ,- 1 We take this means of expressing our thanks to the advertisers in this section, without whose cooperation and financial aid we could not have achieved the presentation of this, the first yearbook of Montgomery High School. We wish also to express our appreciation to the following people who have contributed generously to the book: DR. H. C. SKAGGS DR. CARL L. KENNEDY DR. CLAUDE FRAZIER DR. D. C. SMALLRIDGE DR. G. A. SMITH DR. RALPH Hoc.sHEAD DR. R. S. PECK MIss ELIZABETH LAIRD HOME OUTFITTING Co. ,WWWM ss I '53 E WSSDM Ml a I E2 ww L AQ ASE l, I BLOSSOM DAIRY Posteurized and Irrodioted WMWWWWW FOR BETTER HEALTH -At Your Independent Grocer- Pagle Seventy-on 9 Congratulations WITHROW-MEARNS COMPANY Congratulations Seniors F I R E S T O N E THE HUB STORE Home and Auto Supply Store THIRD STREET Phone 727 Montgomery, W. Va. 416 Lee St. Montgomery, W. Va. What's in a Name? EVERYTHING WHEN THAT NAME TYPIFIES EXCELLENCE OF WORKMANSHIP FOR SUPERIORITY OF PRODUCT . . . -For Instance- HOLMES STUDIO Photographers for this First Yearbook Portraits and Kodak Finishing a Specialty Montgomery, W. Va. Congratulations DRASNIN'S MEN'S SHOP yltyiisi' ' Page Seventy two I I Evelyn Louise Edythe CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS We take great pleasure in congratulating the Senior Class of Montgomery High School and wishing them the utmost suc- cess there is in life. -.QS I REED - BABER DRUG CO. The Rexall Drug Store The Studentls Favorite Hangout I Doc Baber Phone 220 Doc Reed MONTGOMERY, W. VA. I Organized 1901 If You cam Afford to ' Gamble- Member Federal Reserve System , I N s U R E I The Bank for You and Yours 4. I I 'I' THE , 'I THE MONTGOMERY MOUNTAIN STATE NATIQNAL BANK INSURANCE AGENCY Incorporated A Bank of Strength and Character Montgomery, W. Va. Montgomery, W. Va. Page Seventy-thre C Congratulations FAYMONT HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOPPE Fourth Avenue Phone 410 Montgomery, W. Va. THERE IS NO WASHER THE LIGHT OF UNDERSTANDING LIKE SERVICE A-B-C Q -. It fx N Ql r l I - gee WV ai I, , I B c HOOPER 'I I 'I I 0 I' Is I FUNERAL DIRECTORS aff' I See It at your local dealer Distributed by 150 -Phones- 50 BON D-RIDER-JACKSON N - I - r - - K - E A T A N D E N J O Y- CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS I I At the FAYETTE'S I ELK F R IT RE Ice Cream U N U I I COMPANY Phones 18 and 36 n Montgomery, W. Va. Phone 19 Congratulations- Fourth Ave. New and Modern Equipment Montgomery, W. Va. Page Seventy-four C0ngmfzz!afz'0m ! MONTGOMERY i-nel-i sci-iooi SENIQQS KOPPERS COAL CCMPANY We Mine Clean Coal Safely d C f Ily -..?N Mines Th gh Southern West Virgin Business Success Is Dependent Upon GOOD HABITS SO START SAVING EARLY M MERCHANT'S NATIONAL BANK MONTGOMERY, W. VA. Phone 75 GRAND CAFE Frank Scargo, Mgr. SCHOOL KID'S HANGOUT N SOFT DRINKS SANDWICHES BEER PLATE LUNCHES N MONTGOMERY, W. VA. Quolity Counts! N THE LEADER Montgomery? Best Store K LADIES' WEAR N Phone 161 MONTGOMERY, W. VA. X CONGRATULATIONS K BROWN CHEVROLET COMPANY H Telephone 372 FOURTH AVENUE Montgomery, W. Va. 1 I , Page Seventy-six Seve when you ore young. The yeors will poss swiftly. Then, when you find yourself well on, you'll olso find yourself well off. -ROCKEFELLER. ,' x Beginning with your first pay check set aside a part of all you earn. A plan plus persistence achieves the goal. ,, N FOR A PLAN OF SYSTEMATIC ACCUMULATION OF MONEY See I W. O. CALDWELL representing I INVESTORS SYNDICATE Living Protection Established 1894 HOME OFFICE MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA Page Seventy-seven Congratulations CANNELTON COAL AND COKE COMPANY CANNELTON, W. VA. Congratulations MERCHANT'S BARBER SHOP MONTGOMERY, W. VA. Congratulations N APPALACHIAN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY Congratulations N HARRY E. PIRRUNG District Manager The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York N Phone 6 and 14 Cook the Modern Way b Champe Building Y ELECTRICITY MONTGOMERY , Congratulations Congratulatzons of COLLEGE DRUG sroke Q MEWCAN - Montgomery, W. Va. S DRvcL:ANms Luuumvm D Phone 65 . adam ua had af Jjmqd We Fill Prescriptions Montgomery, W. Va. Phone 255 Lage Seventy-eight lllli hilly IDN fjRll'l'S K' A f'lF l YVEIKIZ an 1-llitor l'd lllilkl' surf' of two things-first, . s.....-1 that my 1-alitorinl I'Xlll'l'il'lll'lF would not make- me- ln-:ul at llog's lilo, and svcond, l'd not he vonsistontly in tht- clog llllllil' witll l'1'l'l',' one- inc-luiling my instrus-tors bm-auso ol my yt-:nrbook zlvtivity. Ely wny would ln' to 1-hooso :ln outfit that clot-s lll0l'1' than put the-ir fc-ol on llly lla-sk and pat ml- on thu- ban-k. l'1l 1-all for lnale-vo sc-rvivo bm-:muse it is 1-ompla-to and the ln-st ht-Ip :ln 1-llitor can got in produq-ing an unusual annual within his budget. 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