Nitro High School - Nitronian Yearbook (Nitro, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

TUIS IS A Yom UFE This is your life, students of Nitro High School— your heartaches and joys; your disappointments and surprises; for some phase of almost everything you do is connected with your school life. “School days, school days. Wonderful ‘Golden Rule' days . . .” This is your life; and the people on the pages of this book are the actors in that life. Yes, this is your life, Nitro High, and we, the mem- bers of the senior class, arc proud to present that life in this the ’55 Wildcat. Table of Contents Faculty Departments.............................. 12 Seniors ................................. 15 Underclassmen ________________________ 33 Activities and Organizations - 55 Features .................. — 77 Athletics ................ 85 Advertising........... 99 5 The Wildcat Staff Co-Editors ..-..-.................. Patty Taylor, Louise Van Netta Business Managers ............... George Sublette, Mike Romine Co-Circulations Editors____________ Shirley Carder, Delores Gosney Executive Secretary________________________________ Peggy Stone Sponsors.................... Mrs. Hallie Grose, Miss Pauline Richardson 3 Dedication Mr. Fay Harper, Science Teacher People who merely do the job for which they are paid seldom gain much recognition from their fellow men. But when an individ- ual is ever ready and willing to give his time unselfishly to the or- ganization which employs him he immediately stands out from the crowd. There are few people in any walk of life who are as willing to help out when needed as is Mr. Fay Harper, whose hearty laugh is known to every student in Nitro High School. He never says “No” when students or teachers ask him to give of his time or his talent in furthering the interests of the school. Each morning at 7:20 one can find him on duty in the gym- nasium supervising early-arriving bus students; throughout the noon hour he serves as cashier in the cafeteria. At every basketball and football game he collects tickets. When the band goes on a trip he acts as a faculty supervisor one one of the busses. At 5:30 or 6 o'clock each evening, long after all other teachers have gone home, one can usually find him working in his laboratory, setting up ap- paratus for the next day’s experiments in physics and chemistry. In appreciation of Mr. Harper’s great contribution to the op- eration of Nitro High School, the senior class proudly dedicates to him this, the 1955 edition of the Wildcat. 4 Algebra class having fun with mathematical curi- osities. What is the smallest number which on being divided by 29, by 30, or by 31, give re- mainders of 7, 11, or 13 respectively? v AlW. The value of typing in modern life is shown by the number of upper classmen who enroll in typing class. 13 Many graduating classes of Nitro High School have dreamed of a new, modern school building; have thought, perchance, that they would be the first to be graduated in it. But to you, the members of the class of 1955, goes that signal honor. Yours will always be referred to in the years ahead as the first class to finish in our new, million dollar building. The faculty and I are proud of you because of the pride you have shown in taking care of this new building and its expensive furnishings. As far as we know, not a scratch, mark, or defacement have you left on its walls. For this splendid display of school citizenship during your senior year you are to be congratulated. It is my hope that future classes will emulate this record of yours, so that when you return to visit your old school at some future date the appearance of the building and its furnishings will be a monument to the graduating class of 1955. My very best wishes go with each of you as you leave Nitro High School to become responsible citizens in your community. Sincerely, (signed) WALTER F. SNYDER, Principal, Nitro High School. WILMA LEE ARNOLD MICHAUX B.S. West Virginia University Science, Health Cheerleaders JOSEPH L. BARGER B.S. University of Illinois Industrial Arts Safety Patrol BORSCH Morris Harvey R. BOWERS Nebraska State Teachers College Business Education F.B.L.A. CLARENCE BURDETTE A.B. Marshall Math, Physical Education Photography Club ROBERT BURKE M.A., B.S. West Virginia University Science Jasons, Bible Club ULPEPPER A.B. West Virginia Wesleyan Social Studies Stamp Club SADIE’MARI B.S. Ithaca College , English Masquer Thasmans MARY LOUISE COUNTS A.B. West Virginia Insti- tute of Technology English, Journalism Quill and Scroll, Jr. Y-Teens, Spy Class ROSALIE DRANSFIELD A.B. West Virginia Insti- tute of Technology English -hsOLA „M V -ua4 s J� v cXaL-t- ' ROSALIE H. CRAFT B.S.H.E. West Virginia University Business Training, Clothing Modern Miss, Senior; Modern Miss, Junior NELLE WEBSTER FARREN B.S. Morris Harvey English Jr. Red Cross JONES L. GRIFFIN A.B. University of Georgia M.A. West Virginia University •' Mathematics HALLIE GROSE A.B. Marshall English National Htmor Yearbook Yh i. MARGARET F. HOLMES B.S. Madison College M.A. Columbia University Mathematics ALMODIE E. LEURANT B.S. Morris Harvey General Science, Health 7 VIRGINIA MILLER A.B. Marshall Home Economics Knit and Stitch 9 CARL NUTTER A.B. Marshall Civics, American History y . ft B. S. Morris Harvey Music, Art Glee Club NANCY E. SHAW B.S. Morris Harvey, Bowling Green College of Commere -a Business Education Senior Y-Teens CONRAD PAFF B.S., M.A. New York University Instrumental Musi 4 PAULINE RICHARDSON A.B. Marshall Social Studies, Psychology Yearbook Sponsor JOHN STEC A. B. Morris Harve M. S. West Virginia University Social Studies Basketball tant Football Coach 10 Slu. VIRGINIA WITRY A. B. Marshall Social Studies Student Council Sponsor, Wigs CLYDE UNDERWOOD A. B. Marshall M. S. West Virginia Faculty Group RUTH WOODSON A. B. Marshall, Columbia University Mathematics IVA MOODY Secretary 11 Students in senior English class are pictured above in a typical class procedure, as they engage in various class activities. 6 Classroom Scenes Sketching in Art Class These students in Psychology class are taking part in a group discussion. detuor Class Officers Secretary ELLEN SUE MILAM “Susie” With “Bill” Build a small Christian Home. Visual Education 1, 2, 3, 4; Modeling Club 1; Knit and Stitch 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Masquers 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4; Spy Glass 3; Stamp Club 3; Bible Club 3, 4; Delegate to Camp Horseshoe 3; Stu- dent Government Day 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Class Secretary 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Wildcat Staff 4; D.O.P. 4. President PATRICIA LCfUIS Vice President JOHN FOREST McCLANAHAN “Coven” Go to college. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 1; Masquers 3, 4; Class Vice President 3, 4. 16 Salutatorian GEORGE LAMAR SUBLETTE Minister Wigs 1; Jr. Hi. Choir 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All-County Band 1, 2; Masquers and Thespians 2, 3, 4; F. T. A. 2; All- County Chorus 1; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Spy Glass 3, 4; Bible Club 3, 4; Wildcat Staff 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. ELLEN SUE MILAM Visual Education 1, 2, 3, 4; Modeling Club 1; Knit Stitch 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Masquers 2, 3, 4; Quill Scroll 3, 1; C. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4; Spy Glass 3; Stamp Club 3; Bible Club 3, 4; Delegate to Camp Horseshoe 3; Student Government Day 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Class Secretary 4; FBLA 4; Wildcat Staff 4. v-j q f c f o Valedictorian f Beniors Malvin Marshall Allison Pogue” Engineer School Patrol 1; Hi-Y I, 2; Visual Ed 2, 3; D. O. P. 3, 4. a Jr William Franklin Asbury “Cueball” To own my own pool room; Hi-Y 2. Ray Bastin “Stag” Make a career in the army. John Lewis Brothers -f. “Lewey” Go around the world; Hi-Y 2, 3; Football Man- ager 3, 4; Glee Club 4. liiornia. •V. (9 tr, ( L Paul Jennings Cline “P- J Do well whatever is in store for me. Student Council 3, 4; Treas. 4; Glee Club 4; Bible Club 3, 4; Band. Charles Lionel Coe “Sonny” Chemical Engineer., Wigs 1; Football 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3. Ronald Ccne Coe “Rod” President of U.S.A. Track 1, 2, 3. 4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Wigs lj V. P. 1; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 4; Masquers 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4. Keith Autry Dolin “Fleetwing” See the Democratic party back in power. Hi-Y 2; Glee Club 4. !©-fr � 9 t Donald Haven Deel “Don” Pass Miss Daher’s Eng- lish class. D. O. P, 3 4. AJQL-- t Donah ' {£ rt Unload an equity truck Hi-Y 2, 3j BasketfiaH M .(sobers 4. , V ' John Gbrbytt Ai ■e JqA Willim Ray French v “Bill” ' Own a horse ranch in Kentucky and raise thoroughbreds. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Visual Education 3, 4; Wildcat Staff 4. erald Allen Foster rz 's vjCo tojjollege, get a job, — get a rarried, and live ewer after. —- 'Siind '1 2 T5, 4; Drum 1, X isiKH stWtjftion 2, r« Charles Jerry Ellis Architect. Vice Pres. 2. Secretary. •. .iX C. -A. A! 3, 4: Visual Fd. 3; BibTc Club 3; Glee ' Club 4; Wildcat Staff 4. Virginia Ida Coulter. “Ginger” Co r-A 3j C Ann Lee Dillman “Ann” edical Secretary, atin Club 1; Masquers , 3, 4; Basketball 2; Y- Teens 3, 4; G. A. A. 3, 4; Visui Ed 3, 4; Thespians 4; Library Club 4; F� B. L. A. 4. V Shirley Anne Dodrill Shirl” Secretary. Wigs 1; Jr. Choir 1; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3; Red Cross 1, 2; A Cappella Choir 2; , y-Teens 3tG. A. A. 3; Bi- ‘ ble Club V. P. 3; Glee Club 4; F. Eb L. A. 4; D. O. P. 4. 19 X ' Patricia Irene Cook “Patty” To travel. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. High Choir 1; Hobby Club 2; Knit ,1nd Stitch 2; Crochet Club %,■ 4; Bi ble Clqb PHtoyF Jo Ellen Deardorff “Jo- Tour the Holy Land. Cheerleader 1; Latin Club 1, 2; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,; Y-Teens 2, 3; Library Club 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 3, 4; Masquer-Thes- pian Minstrel 3; Spy Glass 3; Masquers 3; Del- egate to Camp Horseshoe 3; Thespians 4; F. B. L. A. 4; D. O. P. 4. JC Robert Austin Harrison.5 “Red” Butcher. Entered from Dunbar 2; Hi-Y 2; D. O. P. 3, 4i Student Council 4. Bobby Lee Gibson “Bob” Own a farm in Florida. James Hoffman “Brownie” Join the Army. D. O. If. 3, 4. Milford Allen Hartwell “Mip Own the store in which I work. Entered from St. Albans 2; Hi-Y 2; Visual Ed. 2, 3, 4; D. O. P. 3, 4. Kenneth Carroll Jividen “Red” Become the manager of a Kroger store. Entered from Buffalo 3; D. O P. 4. , Stanley Edward Kenney “Ozzie” Engineer. Basketball 3, 4; D. O. Ronald F. Keene Ronnie” Invent a machine to go to school for me. Visual Education 1, 2, 3, 4; Modeling ' C 1 u b 1; Band 3, 4; Masquers 3, 4; D. O. P. 4. , James Daniel Kirk “Danny” Spy Class 3, 4; Hi-Y 3. Thomas King “Duke” aint Seniors 55” on the Empire State building. Wigs 1, Pres. 1; Foot- ball 1. 0 'Successful Secretary. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Major- ette 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 2. 3, 4; Masquers 3, 4; Thespians 4; Bible Club 3, 4; National Honor So- ciety 3, 4; Library Club 4; F. B. L. A. 4; Mas- quer-Thespian Minstrel 3; Office Girl 4; Wildcat Staff 4; All County Band 3, 4. Faye Belle Gillespie Sandy To travel Jr . Choir 1. 0 r,Qy oJL Wv . st-? Delores Ann “Toby” Telephone Operator. Ov.m'K. 1; C. A. A. 1; .gift1Teens 2, 3; Visual Ed. 2, 3; Masquers 3, 4; Red n Cross 3; Girls’ Chorus 3, pL 4; Bible Club 3, 4; Wild- cat Staff 4; Glee Club 4. Michael Angelo Leshoj “Toe Be another Lou Groza. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 4; Basket- ball Manager 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Glee Club fa . Y'l, 2; Visual Ed 1, 2: i Masquers 2, 3, 4; -Thes- pians 3, 4; Jasons B, 3, 4; Spy Glass 3; Student i Council 3; Basketball 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; D. O. P. 4. Darryl Warf Love “Dede” Successful business owner. Wigs 1; Band 2, 3, 4; Visual Education 2, 3, 4; Masquers and Thespians 2, 3, 4; Modeling Club 2; Hi-Y 2. a� , Z JrJL Lester Lowell Little, Jr. | “Los” Cc Football A, 2, ketball I; 'JVack 4; Glee Club a j VT rr Sf Joseph Alvin Matthews “Joe” Join the Navy. Hi-Y 1. Ronald Price McCann “Ronnie” Get a good job. Manager Jr. High Foot- ball 1; Student Council 2; Bible Club Everett Nelson McLaughlin “Nelson” Team with Bob Witt and go to Wyoming. i- i eens Veens purity tub 3, Harolyn Jean Hawkins “Shortie” Housewife Phyllis Jean Hedrick Phil” To get my driver’s license. Glee Club 1, 2; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3; F. B. L. A. 4; Wildcat Staff 4. F. H. A. 1; Glee Club 2 Jacqueline Ilicks Office lfutli I'll� n Iludnall r “Ruthie” Typist and Housewife. Red Gross 1; Hobby Club 1; Jr. Choir 1; A Cap- pella CJioir 2; Bible Club 2, 4; Y-Teens 3; F. B. L. A- 4; Glee Club 4. Betty Joan Rose Lee “Joan 9 Spy Pearl Ann Lanham Ann Live on Sissonville Roai Basketball 1. 2, 3; Yj Teens 2; F. H. A. (torus Stamp Cl______ . Class 3; Clee Club 4; B. L. A. 4, Treas. Office Girl 4. 4; i e Pamcia May Hill 11' “Patsy” Be a success at whatever -1 attempt to do and al- ways be able to wear a smile. Cappclla Choir 1, 2; ’Wigs 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 3, 4; Thespians 4; lasqrter - Thespian Min- 11 3; All County Band l'4; Library Club 4; Wild- catyStaff 4; F. B. L. A. 4. Margaret Ann Hudson “Maggie To graduate from college. Latin Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. High All- County Band 1; Jr. High All-County Choir 1; F. T. n ATI, 2, 3, 4; Masquers 3, 4; Thespians 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Sr. High ' All-County Rand 3; G. A. Ax3j 4; Wildcat Staff 4; Spy Glass 3, 4; A Cap- 'll pclla Choir 2; Jr. Choir 1. L f Carol Ann Lawson 6horty A good housewife for . «•Bob Thompson. Glee Club L Successful Home Eco- nomics Teacher. Y-Teens 1, 2J 3; C. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 1, 2, Sec. 2; F. B. L. A. 4; Voice of Democra- cy 4; Student of Month 4; Attendant to March of Dimes Queen 4. James Alan Minnick “Luke” Architect. Entered from Scott High School 4. Donnie Clinton Murphy, Nyle Lamont Pringle “Monty” Own a trucking fleet yj' A ' [trdon N Millian Ccorge Arlen Miller “Speedy” Run the Marathon Race, t nhwall Football 1; Track 2; D.- f ‘ 4; O. P. 4. A rac 3; Club 3. . v .A Dclmar Morgan “Dagmar” Build my own race car. D. O. P. 4. •£ emicid Engim fetudtwCoui y Pres.Nf;' V'ignal Education 5 2?'3; iU ttl, 2, Pres. 2; Natio itd Honor Society 3J4, PrcsJ'l; D. O.P 3, 4;W Jufcat Staff 4; Stu- h 4., v A- Robert Gene Pullins. , “Bob” Have a beautiful home, flowers, and a wonder- ful wife, also six chil- dren. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Co- Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 1, 2; Student Coun- cil 1; Hi-Y 1; Band 1, 4; Masquers 3, 4; Bible Club 3. I janet Silt Martin ■ an” Live at St. Albans Basketball 1, 2, Teens 3, 4. Sylvia Nichols Spuulding Mr� � J f “Silver” A good iiqtasewife. Basketballrl, 2.'G. ;si it y; j J J n have a espianp 4; Ja- yjSns 3, 5J 4: Delegate to Jasons Cohv mtion 2; to S I. P. A. Convention 3; r. T. A. 3, 4, Sec. Treas. 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Spy Glass Staff 3, 4; Wildcat Staff 4; Sr. Mod- Miss 4 , V. P(e$v 4. Peggy Sue Stone Peg Be successful and remain happy. Wigs 1; Jr. Choir 1; Bas- ketball 1; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4; Thespians 4, Sec. 4; Y-Tcens 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 3; Visual Education 3, 4, V. Pres. 3; 'Class Secretary 3; Wildcat Staff 4; Co-Gen- eral Manager of Maga- zine Drive 4; F. B. L. A. 4. Michael Lee Romine “Mike Forest Ranger. Wigs 1; Football 1; Hi- Y 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Masquers 2, 3, 4; Thes- pians 3, 4, V. Pres. 4; National Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Spy Glass Staff 3, 4; Bible Club 3; Wildcat Staff 4. David Lee Ryan “Nach A Kl itcher. 0 Big League Pitcher. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; lli-Y 2, 3; D. O. P. 4. Max Rowh “Maxie D. O. P. 4. J the 7A State IMIcHhg. 1; D. O. Clair Maxwell Smith. 'I “Boo Boo” Own a plumbing shop. 'V lli-Y 1; Jr. High Man J ager, football 1; D. O. P. 4. Elvin Dale Tate Farm 2 late George William Trout “Bill Own a small Christian home with “Sue.” 2; Student Coun- JfiI 1, 2;'4 otball 1, 2, 3, ' 4, Co-Captain 4; Basket- Buddy James Tinncy “Pudge Own a big farm and be happy. Basketball 1, 2, 4; Foot- ball 2, 3; Track 3, 4. Jerry Lee Join the Nav. Hi-Y 1, 2; D.leTP. 4; Attended Poca 3. 3, 4; Track 1, Class President all 2; Bible Best Athlete Miss Nitro 3; Tournament Basket- 26 Thyinuths (3jL4, Tryas. sSfHS, Scroll j£, 4 Pres. 4; S| Ofe ' iy 4s Ma«i,.,, TW-spitinS Minstrel B. ii) A.t Fres. 4; Wil Bernice Carol; Vineyartlf Learn to rari ve Latin cAd 1-S liratiiyill, 2 yi Frances Rutf Y iggdrirt Own a ranch style home. poilljlBr Scroll 3 J; Na- tional I lonor SocJLry 3.Va; Y-Tecfvs ft3; k Ttfcsquers- IjU i.oivN tjristrel 3; wnei-rh-aoyL . 4, I lead Cheerleader 4; Spy Class SOdf 3; F. B. L. A. 4; Masrjuers 4; D. O. P. 4. Phyllis Marie Walker , (“Greenie’ Co to colle; tc, own a new .ship, and get married. F. T. A. 1, 2, 8, 4; Mod- eling Club 1; Art Guild 1; Bed Cross 2, 3; Bible Club 3, 4; Glee Club 4. |uers, Faye Delores Willard “Tati wo” Be a success in the busi- ness world. Wigs I MprkjjngyClul: Shelby Jean “Dinky” Secretary. Basketball 1 L. A. 4: G. |ucrs Mary Alice Winter “Mungall” Housewife. C) . Model or to see Holly- wqod someday. Masquers 2, 3, 4; Thes- pians 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Bible Club 3; Y'-Teens 3; Delegate to Jackson’s Mill 3; Modern Miss 3; Spy Class 4; Quill and Scroll 4. Robert Marion Tyson “Mousie” Crow a longer beard than Lester Little. Football 1, 2. 4; S' Council 3; Ili-Y 1. Paul Reford Walker “Reef” Band 1, 2, 3, 4. • [arold B. White, Jr. “Whitey” Own and operate a busi- ness establishment with a faithful partner. Football 1, 2, 3; Basket- ball 1, 2; Baseball 1; Track 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 1; Student Council 1, 2; At- tended Stonewall 3. C30 Robert Lee Witt “Bob” Team up with Nelson McLaughlin and buv a j farm Wyomin; j i Jay Wooten “J. Y.” “Pick ’em up and lay ’em down” mortician. Entered from Dunbar 2; Home room Spy Glass re- porter 4. Doyle Ray iy Own a fartti in New York OSt y. Patrol'll 2; Spy Class 3.1 28 Maydeen Frances Woods “Dixie” Kindergarten teacher; Wigs 1; F. T. A. 1; Jr. Choir 1; Modeling Club 1; Masquers 2, J, 4; Library Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; D. O. P. 4. David Allen Stull “Dave” Be a pro football player; Modeling Club 1; Football 1, 3, 4; Masquers 4. Rose Mary Zitzelberger own a Masquers Thespian Flame 2, Club 1; Glee All County L Basketball 1, 2; Xlub 1, 2, vice Visual Education 1, 3, 4; Stu- 2; Jr. Red 2, sec. 2; G. A. A. 2, 4, sec.-treas. 4; Y-Teens ; 4, vice pres. 3, 4; Modern Miss 3; Best Citizen 3; FBLA 4; Office Work 4; Wildcat Staff 4. Edith Eleanor Dunn “Edie” To be a dress designer; A Capella 1; Art Guild 1; Glee Club 2, 3. JLaU Carmen Dee Witt “Carmel” A steady Kresge girl; Bible Club 3. J- CAMERA SHY ,nP James Hornisfyi “Buddy” Visual Education 1, 2, 3. 29 WftNNCUY EKIlO TARS � f .OLO o o m tiHfcATifCr v ' Pira v sthh£ i HN WLLfiHA HAM A0Sr HOtlCAi, jlMMV £W M V 0 T LlKCkV TO Sueeecfr ICMftl S U BLETTC PATT YAVtM CHOOV MOST POPULAR Carolyn Vineyard Bill Trout Pitt) Taylor Bud Tinney, Bob Pullins Harold White BEST PERSONALITY Shirley Dodrill Charles Ogburn Sue Milam Lester Little Mickey Leshon MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Shirley Dodrill Charles Ogburn Shirley Carder Ronnie Coe Sue Milam BEST LOOKING Jo Ellen Deardorff Bill French Betty Leadman Jerry Ellis MOST MANNERLY Shirley Carder Charles Ogburn Patty Taylor Malvin Allison MOST STUDIOUS Patty Taylor Eugene Withrow Virginia Ellis Jimmie Swaim DRAMATISTS Shirley Miller Mike Romine Bud Tinney MOST MUSICAL Loma Burns Mike Romine POUY Stone........ Jerry Foster BEST SPORT Shirley Dodrill - Dave Ryan Sue Milam Bill Trout NEATEST Jo Ellen Deardorff Charles Ogburn Mary Ann Goodail Bill Trout, Dave Ryan WITTIEST Helen Douglas Ronald McCann Shirley Carder Lester Little MOST MISCHIEVOUS Janet Martin Ronald McCann Betty Leadman Paul Cline, Buddy Tinney LIFE OF THE PARTY Ann Dillman Bill Lewis Sue Milam Buddy Tinney BEST DANCER Eleanor Smith Charles Coe Betty Leadman Keith Dolin CUTEST COUPLE Peggy Stone and John McClanahan Joan Lee and Jerry Foster BEST ATHLETE Betty Leadman Bob Pullins Carolyn Vineyard Dave Ryan MOST BASHFUL Shirley Witt James White Jean Hawkins ------ Bill Lanham UNDER STUDIES JIMMY HIGGINBOTHAM President Secrete ry-T reasurcr ROBERT STONE Vice President Juniors Neil Adams, Clyde Adkins, Joyce Arthur, Billy Asbury, Mamie Bias, Kay Blankenship and Janet Boggess Jim Conaway, Robert Cook, Betty Cooke, Sonny Coulter, Marie Cline, Delores Cresce and Gene Davidson 34 Mary Ann DeMoss, Katie Dent, Sandra Dickey, Marie Dodrill, Virginia Donahue, Mona Donegan and Tom Dorsey Bridget Dunn, Nancy Ellis, Bill Fink, Donald Fowler, David Fultz, David Gibson and Loretta Gibson • X- ' -2 fr I Phyllis Godbey, Judy Gralcy, Eddie Green, Vivian Grove, Betty Hanna, Charles Harbert and Dale Harris Delores Harris, Judy Harris, Stanley Harris, Sharon Hartigan, Lila Hayes, Aidrus Haynes and Norman Helmick I - (L. . Ann Hemmings, Belinda Henley, Mitzie Hoke, Bill Hunt, Kenneth Ingram, Ray Jeffers and Burford Jividen 35 Myrna Lett, Danny Lewis, John Lilly, Margaret Lookado, Donna Nlagaw, Lois Mandevillc'and Lorraine Martin Patty Martin, Tom Martin, Peggy McDaniel, Carl McLauglin, Everett McPherson, Ronald McPherson and Carolyn Metten Jane O’Dell, Nina Owsley, Byron Parsons, Mildred Parsons, Douglas Paxton, George Perks and Charles Persinger 36 Sue Quinn, Norman Ryan, Harold Saunders, Frances Sayre, Maxcy Shamblin, Peggy Sizemore and Michael Smith Patty Smith, Cecil Spence, Elliot Steel, Larry Stephens, Bill Stewart, Sammy Stone and Ken Summers Mary Tinsley, Jerry Ann Utt, Bernard Versansky, Barbara Wandling, Nancy Warner, Steve West and Ruby Westfall Nina Whited, Diana Wilson, Jerald Witlirow, Ronal Worley and Jack Worstell Nelda Wright and Stanley Young 37 MARY HUNTER President ROBERT MATTOX Vice President Sophomores JACKIE HARLESS Secretary and Treasurer David Adkins, Scott Allinder, Mary Lois Angell, Danny Archer, Jackie Armstead, Eunice Bailey and Joselyn Bailey t Mike Bartlett, Dick Bass, Barbara Beasley, Andrew Board, Catherine Bonner, Clarence Bowman and Gary Brisco� ; Alice Brown, Linda Burford, Orval Bush, Sara Butler, Loretta Carr, Eddie Casto and Ralph David Chaney 38 t Carolyn Chapman, Erett Clark, Jimmy Clark, Kenneth Cline, Raynion Cobb, Phyllis Combs and Gail Comer Clifford Conway, Donald Cook, Viola Cook, Denver Cossin, Ted Critchfield, Phyllis Cyrus and Joyce Deardortf X Fred Dolin, James Donahue, Junior Douglas, Nello Dunlap, Naomi Dye, David Ellis and Mary Ellis Carolyn Evans, Charles Farmer, Ellis Finch, Garner Frye, David Fulkneir, Paul Gatens and Neada Gibson Mary Graham, Larry Green, Janet Grover, Joanne Grover, Barbara Hall, Robert Hall and Charlene Hanna 39 Betty Hensley, Gaye Hensley, Jiirt Hill, Joe Hill, Jane Holstein, Arnold Honaker and David Hunter Janet Jeffers, Anita Johnson, Donald Jones, Kenneth Kapp, Thelma Kelly, Jo Ann Kenny and Shirley Kilgore Clarence King, Fred King, Paul King, Ronald Kirk, Patricia Koch, Janet Landers and Charlotte Lanham Wesley Lanham, Fred Lawrence, Lola Lawson, Jerry Lee, Fonda Leighton, Robert Lett and Pete Lewis 40 (p Butch Long, Robert Lovejoy, Darrell Matthews, Paul McClanahan, Joyce McDaniel, Ruth Ann McDaniel and Linda McDermitt James McGinn, Howard McKee, Phyllis McLaughlin, Adah Metz, Harry Meyers, Darrel Michael and Ann Morgan Gail Ramsey, Janice Randolph, Dona Ranson, Sally Reynolds, Edith Rhodes, Joe Roberts and Lionel Runyon j, A v ' Rosalyn Ryan, Kathleen Sayre, Shelba Sayre, Sharon Shaffer, Kenneth Shamblin, Rita Shanhan and Betty Sizemore 41 Cs, C � V! S MBP V t -r i) Donald Smith, Jake Smith, Larry Smith, Frances Snyder, Barbara Sowards, Mary Jane Taylor and Jane Temple u- k ( J cx - ; V v - £ (ftfcr Betty Totten, Deanna Townsend, Gary Trent, Juanita Tucker, Robert Tucker, Bert Turley and Jackie Turley $ 9 2 cs. V Emma Turner, Norma Walker, William Walker, Albert Wagner, Phyllis Waldron, Lawrence Wallace and Lorraine Watson Shirley White, Russell Whittington, Sharon Willard, Peggy Wilson, Virginia Wilson, Danny WinterShirley Winter VT O. ! £ « ( Richard Wise, Charles Withrow, George Withrow, Gerald Witjirow, Orville Witt, Donna Wolfe and Catherine Workman Lyndall Young JAMES BROTHERS President V JAMES ALLISON Vice President Freshmen CHARLES SMITH Secretary and Treasurer Erwin Beckman, James Blankenship, Jackie Bowen, Don Brick, Jim Brothers, Stella Browning and Wanda Byrford Bobby Cadle, Carolyn Cash, David Casto, Virginia Casto, Charles Coates, Rita Carr and Harry Cochran Cotinfc� Cook, Wanda Cooper, John Cunningham, Marilyn Davidson, Carolyn Dean, Willie DeMoss and Vera Donohoe Billy Harrison, Brenda Harrison, Bob Hayes, Nancy Hayes, Donna Hicks, Dickie Hill and Yvonne Hively 44 Carol Miller, Janet Miller, Frances Morris, Janet Morris, Johnny Mullins, Hershel Murphy and Fred Murrock 45 Rebecca Nichols, Rex Null, Karen Nutter, Judy Osburne, Tommy Peaker, Patricia Phelps and Frank Pontier John Reppert, David Reynolds, Freddie Sampson, Walter Sampson, Jim Saunders, John Saunders and Kermit Saunders John Smith, PegggA Smith, Rocky Smith, Luther Sowards, Larry o !o, J JJ, I jtriL -T ] Stalnaker and Kenneth Steele Billy Storage, James Sturgeon, Wilma Summers, Wesley Tabor, Ramona Tate, Dennis Taylor and Monty Taylor 46 Raymona Tinsley, Kay Totten, Betty Vineyard, Donald Waggoner, Alma Walker, Danny Walker, Robert Walters Judy Welton, Sandra White, Stanley White, Shirley Williams, Randall Witt, Sandra Witt, James Woods Muriel Workman, Janice Wyant. Barbara Wygal, Richard Young, Judy Zabel, Marietta Zickafoose. Junior High Glee Club First Row, left to rip if—Sara Dorsey, Joanne Venable, Ernestine Monday, Bonnie Bleau, Mary Sharp, Carol Sigman, Emma Paige, Patsy Ellis. Janet King, Mary Lou Ellis, Janet Cook, Doris Allison, Mrs. Shipley, sponsor. Second Row—Becky Parsons, Judy Franci .co. Gladys Frazier, Janet Angell, Lois Jividen, Edith Alex- ander, Ruth Ann Ford, Doris Dye, Mona McGrew, Nancy Hastings, Sherilene Whittington, Mary Jo Donahue. Third Row—Judy Cottrill, Jean Dolin, Sharon Vale ntine, Billie Dunn, Rita Angell, Priscilla Smith, Cathy Bailey, Patty W'aggle, Judy Prager, Sally Farrell, Ann Hedrick. Carolyn Bush. Fourth Row—Mary Linville, Loretta Pettry, Elaine Clark, Linda Martin, Phyliss Ramsey, Lola Utt, Nancy Stone, Wanda Wandling, Betty Cochran, Fandra oung, Julie Adams. Fifth Row—Danny Dean, Joe Sprouse. Alice Forbes, Jean Taylor, Joyce Snod- grass. Nancy Young. Patty Figgley, Faye Parrish, Donald Slater, Frank Craig, Pat WorsteU. Sixth Row—Lee McDaniel, Ernest Persinger, Howard Smith, Gene Withrow, Richard Detamore, Lance Criner, David Harvey, David Raynes, Franklin Strohl, Jack Westlund. 9 W « Steve Adams, Ginny Agee, Clayton AlHsoi Tommy Bonner, Ronald Bonnett, Judith Britten, Joyce Buckalew, Michael Buckalew, Ronald Caldwell, Clen Carpenter, Phyllis Carpenter, Randall Carpenter and Sandra Cash r o rs • 1 V ■- J' Frances Casto, Ruth Casto, Dan Cavender, Kay Childers, Romona Church, Carolyn Clark, Clarence Clark, Robert Clark, Ronald Clendenin and Evelyn Cline Eighth Grade ( - C James Coates, Mary Coffman, Elizabeth Dilley and Zeta Dolin Mary Jo Donahue, John Donegan, Edward Donohoc and Sara Dorsey Barbara Gray, Frank Grover, Mary Hackett, Barbara Hackett, Sara Harper, Eloise Harris, Davie Hartigan, Phyllis Haynes, Carolyn Hedrick and Maryion Hedrick 48 Raymond McClanahan, Jeanette McGinn, Jerry McGinn, Me Wanda McLaughlin, Ivan Meadows, Ernestine Monday and Jean Moi Lind c, George Miller, Eddie Raynes, John Raynes, Jacquelyn Reed, Marshall Reveal, Ruth Riffle, Linda Robey, Carolyn Robinson, Marjorie Rowh, Kenneth Rucker and Clarence Scarberry 49 Branda Scott, Ada Selby, Kent Selby, Michael Shaffer, Bobby Sham biin, Rondalee Shamblin, Sonny Shamblin, Wayne Sheets, Dickie Sibley and Carol Sigmon Ann Sizemore, John Sizemore, Berneice Smith, Ernie Smith, Larry Smith, Lovain Smith, Rosemary Smith, Toni Smith, Edith Spurlock and Dec Ann Stanley Nancy Toney, Peggy Totten, Roberta Tucker, Ralph Turley, Ronald Turley, George Tyree, Lola Utt, James Vanatter, Joanne Venable and Max Weese James Whittington, Leslie Carl Winter, Harold Withrow, Linda Witt, Gussie Wolford, Judith Workman, Carter Zerbc and Donald Lott Seventh Grade Pat Worstell, Patty Wygal, Diana Young and Nancy Young 50 Julia Adams, Edith Alexander, Rita Alderson, Lana Allinder, Doris Allison, Ernest Allison, Rita Angel, Cary Archer, David Ashley and Kathleen Bailey ft ft ft ft, ft a ft w ft II ft A i f M. r ’ '' Andy Barnett, Norman Barrickman, Roger Bartlett, Charles Bayless, Russell Board, Norman Bowman, Edward Boyce, Jerry Brothers, James Brown and Haskell Browning Ronsford Burford, Carolyn Bush, Sharon Carder, David Carper, Edward Carte, Otis Cavender, Ruth Ann Chaney, � Elaine Clark and Jane Cline Bette Cochran, Sharon Cogar, Lance Coleman and Judith Conaway Janet Cook, Richard Cook, Judy Cottrill and Kenneth Craft Frank Craig, Danny Dean, Richard Detamorc, Larry Diehl, Jean Dolin, Julia Donegan, David Douglas, Frank Dunlap, Mary Dunn and Phyliss Elder Rebekah Elder, Patsy Ellis, Beverly Ely. Nancy Farmer, Sally Ferrell, John Fields, Patricia Figley, Alice Forbes, Beverly Frame and Judith Frazier Virginia Frazier, Sandra Gatrell, Donald Gladwell, Ruhl Godbey, Marilyn Creen, Bill Hall, George Hall, Roy Hall, Adrian Harris and David Harvey 51 Douglas Humphrey, Lucille Ingram, Delbert Jenkins, Barbara Johnson, Harry Johnson, Charlotte Jones, Dale Jones, Larry Jordan, Jerry Jos� ph and Karen Kcssell I u - i ) Sherman Kidd, Jerry Kinder, Phvliss King, Justina Landers, Patsy Landers, Grover Larabec, Paul Layne, Joyce Lc Mary Linville a ? a t Lewis Little, Frances Lovejoy, Paul Lovejoy, Larry Mahoney, Wayne MandeviUe, Carol Martin, Connie Martin, Linda Martin, Franklin McClanahan and Jack McClanahan Sandra McClanahan, James McCormick, Connie McCoy, Ernest McDaniel, Douglas McMillion, Judy Merrill, Douglas Metten, Sandra Meyers, Paul Miller and Connie Sue Mills Brad Morgan, Nadine Morgan, Sue Morgan, Nancy Morris, Jesse Morton, Charles Muck, Ruth Nichols, Billy Nickelson, Patsy Norvcll and Kermit Null Emma Paige, Brenda Painter, Barbara Parrish. Leo Parrish, Ernest Persinger, Loretta Petting, Walter Petry, Judy Prager, Tommy Pring and Richard Pullins 52 Phyliss Ramsey, Shirley Ramsey, James Randolph David Raynes, Evelyn Raynes, Marcia Rider, Kathryn Riffle, Larry Rucker. Rosalec Rutherford and Kenneth Saunders Harry Selbe, David Shamblin, Jimmy Shamblin, Mary Sharp, Patty Sigman, Clifford Simmons, Donald Slater, Gloria Smallwood, Arlie Smith and Howard Smith Priscilla Smith, Victoria Smith, Judy Snoddy, Joyce Snodgrass, Frank Snyder, Joe Sprouse, Gene Stalnaker, Nancy Stone, Carolyn Stover and Franklin Strohl Kathy Tyson, Thomas Ullum, Caroline Utt, Sharon Valentine, Hobart Vannatter, Carol Waggoner, Beverly Wagner, Sharon Wagner, Bobby Walker and Betty Walters Wanda Wandling, Jack Westlund, Arthur Whaples, Clifford White, Jackie White, James White, John White, Rece White, William Whited and Loretta Whittington C rS £ -A j . ' Larry Wilson, Wilbur Winter, Barbara Withrow, Carroll Withrow, Ernest Withrow, Eugene Withrow, Verril-Witt, Mary Woodall. Annabell Woods and Nora Woods CHARLES OGBURN President SHIRLEY CARDER Secretary Student First Row, left to rig it-Phyllis Combs, Sharon Willard, Douglas Paxton, Tommy Casto, George Sublette, Shirley Carder, secretary; Ronald Coe, vice president; Charles Ogburn, president; Paul Cline, treasurer; Jo Ellen Deardorff, Patricia Taylor, Frances Sayre, Jimmy Higginbotham, Delores Cresce, Fonda Leighton. 56 PAUL CLINE Treasurer Council RONALD COE Vice President Second Row—Douglas Metten, Jessie Morton, George Hall, Jackie Mc- Clanahan, Ronnie Turley, Dickie Sibley, Larry Smith, Freddie Sampson, Howard McKee, Michael Bartlett, Larry Gibson, Ervin Beckman, Sandra White, Jenny Agee, Jeanette McGinn, Sara Dorsey, Mary Hunter, Lois Jividen, Phyllis Ramsey, Sally Farrell. 57 PATTY TAYLOR Co-Editor LOUISE VANN ETTA Co-Editor Wildcat Staff First Row, left to right-Ue en Douglas, Faye Willard, Virginia Ellis, Patty Taylor, Louise Van Netta, Sue Milam, Rosemary Zitzelsbcrgcr, Shirley Carder, Shirley Carpenter, Mike Romine, Peggy Stone. Second Row— Mrs. Hallie Grose, sponsor; Delores Gosney, Margaret Hudson, Charles Ogburn, Phyllis Hedrick, Janet Dono- hoc, Iva Harris, Ethel Gray, Patsy Hill, Lorna Burns, Linda Thornton, Eleanor Smith. Third Row-Bill French, George Sublette. 58 Future Teachers of America Fihst Row, left to right—Connie Smith, Katie Dent, Margaret Hudson, Eleanor Smith. Second Row—Lila Hayes, Catherine Tinsley, Mrs. Elsie Borsch, sponsor. Future Business Leaders of America First Row, left to right—Sue Milam, Jo Ellen Deardorff, Carolyn Vineyard, Betty Leadman, treasurer; Shirley Dodrill, secretary; Louise Van Netta, president; Shirley Carder, first vice-president; Helen Douglas, second vice-president; Patsy Hill, Rosemary Zitzelsberger. Second Row—Phyllis Hedrick, Mary Ann Goodall, Mrs. Doris Bowers, sponsor; Ethel Gray, Virginia Ellis, Peggy Stone, Ruth Hudnall, Faye Willard, Pansy Parsons, Shelby Willard, Janet Donohoe, Emma Wandling, Jackie Hicks, Virginia Coulter, Ann Dillman, Iva Harris, Loma Burns, Linda Thornton. Masquers First Row, left to right—Ronnie Coe, Bob Pullins, John McClanahan, Rosemary Zitzelsberger, Cary Walker, president; Pat Taylor, Mike Romine, vice-president; Louise Van Netta, treasurer; Sammy Stone, Howard McKee. Second Row—Jane Temple, Lelia Miller, Judie Graley, Lois Mandeville, Janet McDaniel, Pansy Parsons, Ra- mona Young, Toby Gosney, Fonda Leighton, Dede Love. Third Row-Carolyn Vineyard, Mary Lois Angell, Catherine Bonner, Phyllis Combs, Sandra Dickey, Shirley Witt, Emma Wandling, Dixie Woods, Peggy Wilson, Harry Meyers. Fourth Row-Patsy Kersey, Frances Snyder, Alice Brown, Emma Turner, Ruth Ann McDaniel, Mary Jane Taylor, Lyndall Young, Carolyn Evans, Bobby Lett. Thespians First Row, left to right-Peggy Stone, secretary; Dolores Cresce, Shirley Caldwell, Gary Walker, president; Pat Taylor, Mike Romine, vice-president; Louise Van Netta, treasurer; Faye Willard. Second Row-Miss Sadie M Daher, sponsor; Jerry Utt, Patsy Hill, Bill Lewis, Jo Ellen Deardorff, Margaret Hudson, Linda Thornton, Ann Dillman. Third Row-Virginia Ellis, Myrna Lett, Jane O'Dell, Sue Milam, Ann Hemmings, Eleanor Smith, George Sublette. 60 Spy Glass Staff First Row, left to right—Miss Mary Louise Counts, sponsor; George Sublette, James Kirk, Eleanor Smith, Mike Rominc, Helen Douglas, Louise Van Netta, Shirley Witt, Pat Taylor. Second Row-Jerry Foster, Diana Wil- son, Mitzie Hoke, Carol Milam, Jerry Utt, Jane O'Dell, Shirley Caldwell, Nelda Wright. Third Row-Steve West, James Hornish, David Fultz, Vivian Grove, Frances Sayre, Lois Mandeville, Judy Graley, Judy Harris. Quill Scroll First Row, left to right—Miss Mary Louise Counts, sponsor; Mike Romine, Eleanor Smith, Louise Van Netta, Pat Taylor. Second Row-Sue Milam, Carolyn Vineyard, George Sublette, Margaret Hudson, Helen Douglas. 61 Jasons FiHST Row. left to right—Ada Metz, Bill Lewis, Eleanor Smith, Jane O’dell, Judy Graley, Linda Thornton, Patty Taylor, Shirley Caldwell, Delores Cresce, Louse Van Netta. Second Row-Richard Wise, Harry Meyers, Albert Wagner, James McGinn, Larry Stephens, Howard McKee, Charles Young, Michael Smith, Mr. Robert burke, sponsor; Billy Kinder, David Fultz, John Smith, Joe Hill, Skip Woods. Library Club First Row, left to right-Lyndall Young, Vera Donohoe, Nelda Wright, Janet Donohoe, Jerry Utt, Linda Thorn- ton. Second Row—Joyce McDaniel, Mary Jane Taylor, Ada Metz, Ruth Ann McDaniel, Frances Sayre, Nancy Warner, Gary Walker, Jerry Carroll, Dixie Woods, Emma Wandling, Patsy Hill, Jo Ellen Deardorff, Kay Blankenship. 62 Junior Y-Teens I h f I right—Ernestine Monday, Joan Vcntable, Sara Dorsey, Mona McCrew, Connie Leadman, Rt eca Hd Jaek'e Reed, Sara Harper, Bonnie Bleau, Ruth Casto, Patsy Norvell, Mary Hackett, Bessie Duncan, Keba lottorff, Judy Conaway. Second Kow-Julia Adams, Mary Sue King, Virginia Casto Joyce Snodgrass cran (Fatti' LtWn Jl y Jarrett' Y fginiaDFrasier. Allison, Janet Cook, Sharon Marcum, Lois Jividen, Miss Mary Louise Counts, sponsor. Third Row-Linda Robey, Patty Joseph, Carolyn Hedrick Peggy n ltCK,ii nn iPtTn’ Paily Ferre11' Jenny Agee, Carolyn Clark, Margie Rowh, Janet Angell Carolyn Norveff! Elizabeth Dilly, Carol Sigmon. Fourth Row—Wanda Morton, Judy Leighton, Judy Lilly, Donna Hicks Wanda kmg, Stella Harris, Sharon Waggoner, Sandra Myers, Dottie Spence, Nora Woods, Toni Smith Sandra White Becky Parsons, h ifth Row-Judy Workman, Londa Jividen, Judy Britton, Marilyn Haynes, Jeanette McGinn’ Evilyn Cline Mary Jo Donohue, Marilyn Hedrick, Donna Taylor, Sue O’Dell, Wanda White Carolyn Deen Sixth Row-Nancy Stone, Connie Cook, Joan Taylor. ’ y ' Senior Y-Teens First Row left to right—Leila Miller, Sue Milam, Sandra Dickey, Faye Willard, Jerry Ann Utt Ethel Gray Rosemary Zitzelsberger, Betty Cooke, Barbara Wandling, Virginia Coulter, Ann Dillman, Miss Nancy Shaw sponsor. Second Row-Lyndall Young, Nancy Warner, Katie Dent, Marie Dodrill, Peggy Stone, Myrna Lett’ Donna Magaw, Jackie Hicks, Janet Donohoe, Judy Graley, Ruth King, Phyllis Combs. Third Row-Connie Smith’ Sue Quinn, Baumta Kilgore, Wilma Morgan, Mary Montgomery, Margaret Lookado, Vivian Grove, Pansy Par- sons, Emma Wandling, Betty Hanna, Rachel Jones, Sharon Hartigan. Fourth Row-Nelda Wright Anita lohn- Sh;;lt,y Sa dwCw’ SU,h ,A n Cochi.ani Mary Ann DcMoss, Frances Sayre, Diane Wilson, Ann Hemmings Mitzie Hoke, Joyce McDamel, Juanita Tucker, Judy Harris, Nina Whited, Janet Martin. 85 Visual Education Club First Row left to rig if-Sue Milam, Sharon Hartigan, Carolyn Vineyard, Jane O'Dell, Rosemary Zitzelsberger, sec.-treas.; Ronald Keene, president; Peggy Stone, vice-president; Toby Cosney, Ronald Ingram, Fred 1M ock. Second Row-Mr. John Santrock, sponsor; Connie McGill, Janet Miller, Mary Hunter, Jerry Utt, NiIda V rJ ™ Ann Dillman, Betty Hanna, Wilma Morgan, Judy Craley, Caro yn Deen Ruby Jones David Hunter. Third Ro -Charles Ogburn, Bill Lewis, Malvin Allison, Bill French, Dede Love, Jerry Foster, Boh Hall, Millford Hartwell, Ted Critchfield, Donnie Jones, Bert Turley. Bible Club First Row, left to right—Mr. Robert Burke, sponsor; Lila Hayes, Katie Dent, Margaret Lookado, Eddie Green, Alma Mandeville, Connie Harless, Yvonne Hively, Nancy Hayes, Doris Dye, Marilyn Green. Second Row-Lola Utt, Evelyn Cline, Betty Leadman, Faye Willard, Phyllis Cyrus, Betty Hensley, Ruth Hudnall, Mona McGrew, Sue Milam, Bill Trout, Delores Gosney. Third Row—Wanda White, Virginia Ellis, Marie Dodrill, Frances Sayre, Shirley Witt, Patricia Taylor, Phyllis Walker, Ann Hemmings, Helen Douglas, Jerry Lee, William Lanham. Fourth Row—Gladys Frazier,. Mary Jane Taylor, Virginia Wilson, Barbara Wandling, Mary Ann Coodall, Katherine Tinsley, James Swaim, Shirley Carder, Carolyn Evans, Joyce McDaniel, Nelda Wright. 64 Junior Red Cross First Row, left to right—Mrs. Nelle Farren, sponsor; Judy Britton, Connie McGill, Barbara Wandling, Shirley Mctten, Fonda Leighton, Cora Harris, Kathleen Bailey, Edward Carte. Second Row—Emma Turner, Patricia Cook, Shirley Caldwell, Jane O’Dell, Joyce Jarrett, Carolyn Graham, Sue O’Dell, Elizabeth Dilly. Third Row— Sharon Waggoner, Judy Prager, George Miller, Betty Lcadman, Marilyn Davidson, Betty Vineyard, Joe Bill Roberts, Russell Board. First Row, left to right—Mrs. Leona Shipley, sponsor; Phyllis Walker, Ruth Hudnall, Faye Willard, Betty Lead- man, Pansy Parsons, Shirley Carpenter, Shirley Carder, Helen Douglas, Eleanor Smith, Ginger Coulter, Louise Van Netta. Second Row—Sharon Hartigan, Barbara Merrill, Connie Harless, Yvonne Hively, Nancy Hayes, Mary Lois Angell, Ruth Ann McDaniels, Sharon Willard, Nelda Wright, Barbara Wandling, Betty Hensley, Cora Harris, Barbara Hensley, Phyllis Cyrus. Third Row—Marie Dodrill, Wilma Morgan, Nina Whited, Katie Dent, Myrna Lett, Phyllis Combs, Sandra Dickey, Dolores Cresce, Mary Ann DcMoss Lelia Miller, Sally Reynolds, Sue Quinn, Margaret Lookado. Fourth Row—Richard Wise, Ruby Jones, Janet Jefferies, Janet Miller, Ann Harter, Lila Hayes, Rita Shahan, Lyndall Young, Joyce McDaniel, Ronnie Worley, John Brothers. Fifth Row—Fred Do- lin, Mike Bartlett, Paul McClanahan, David Fultz, Bill Fink, Gary Donohue, Jim Minnick, Keith Dolin, John Ferrell, Fred Lawrence. Sixth Row—P. J. Cline, Lester Little. 65 Sr. Modern Miss Fihst Row, left to right—Janet McDaniel, Jackie Hicks, Janet Donolioe, Ruth Cochran, Linda Angell, Betty Cooke, Ann Hemmings, Ramona Young, Faye Willard. Second Row-Ethel Gray, Ruth King, Peggy Sizemore, Leila Miller, Marie Cline, Phyllis Godbey, Shirley Metten, Donna Sizemore, Pansy Parsons, Mildred Parsons, Shirley Witt, Mrs. Rosalie Craft, sponsor. First Row, left to right—Shirley Caldwell, Mary Montgomery, Ethel Grey, Betty Leadman, Nelda Wright, Iva Harris, Shirley Carder. Second Row—Jackie Hicks, Nina Whited, Marie Dodrill, Pat Fraser, Patty Martin, Linda Thornton, Phyllis, Hedrick, Peggy Stone, Virginia Ellis. 66 D. 0. P. Class First Row, left to right—Jerry Tucker, Ronald Keene, Dixie Woods, Shirley Dodrill, Sue Milam, Carolyn Vine- yard, Jo Ellen Deardorff, James Conway, Max Rowh, Bill Lewis, Tom Martin. Second Row—Mr. John Santrock, Bill Wolford, Milford Hartwell, Kenneth Jividen, Del mar Morgan, Bill Lanham, Clair Smith, James Hoffman, George Miller, Charles Persinger, Paul Raynes, Donnie Murphy, Darrell Lanham, Norvill Morton, Charles Og- burn. Patrol Boys First Row, left to right—Mr. Joseph L. Barger, sponsor; Johnny Rcppert, Dick Sibley, Bob Sturgeon, Steve West, Tommy Peaker, James Coates, Herbert Vannatter, Ernest Allison. Second Row—Carter Zerbe, Sammy Pontier, J. Paul Miller, Roy Hall, Sherman Kidd, Ronald Clendenin, James Whittaker, George Tyree. Third Row—Richie Pullins, John Raynes, Edward Carte, Jerry Brothers, Bill Hall, Clarence Clark, Fred Holt, Porter West. 67 Senior Girls Athletic Association First Row, left to rig if-Rosemary Zitzelsbergcr, sec.-treas; Peggy Stone president; Linda Thornton vice- nresident Second Row—Ethel Gray, Virginia Ellis, Helen Douglas, Ginger Coulter, Ann Dillman, Sue Milam, Miss Almodie Leurant, sponsor. Third Row-Shelby Willard, Jo Ellen Deardorff, Carolyn Vmeyard, Margarei Hudson, Iva Harris, Shirley Carder, Shirley Carpenter. Fourth Row-Lorna Burns, Louise Van Netta, Patsy Hill. Girls Athletic Association First Row, left to rig if-Nina Owsley, Rachel Jones, Sharon Willard, Judy Graley, Frances Sayre, Nelda Wright, Phyllis McLaughlin, Shirley Caldwell, Ruth Ann Cochran, Sharon Ilartigan, Peggy Wilson, Joyce Mc- Daniel, Phyllis Cyrus, Frances Snyder, Gail Ramsey, Phyllis Combs, Sandra Dickey. Second Row—Sharon Shaffer, Ruth Ann McDaniel, Lois Mandeville, Leila Miller, Barbara Wandling, Mitzie Hoke, Ann Hemmings, Kay Blankenship, Judy Harris, Rosalyn Ryan, Ada Metz, Jackie Harless, Anita Johnson, Jane Holstein, Alice Brown, Jane Temple, Betty Totten. Fourth Row—Miss Almodie Leurant, sponsor; Marie Dodrill, Katie Dent, Diane Wilson, Nina Whited, Phyllis Godbey, Donna Wolfe, Kalhryne Workman, Carolyn Chapman, Joyce Deardorff, Deanna Townsend, Nancy Fisher, Sara Butler, Gail Comer, Juanita Tucker, Mary Ann DeMoss, Peggy Harvey, Judy Osborne, Wilma Morgan. 68 First Row, left to right—Mrs. Virginia Miller, sponsor; Wanda McLaughlin, Joella Milam, Bessie Duncan, Jackie Phillips, president; Peggy Sizemore, Joyce Buckalew. Second Row—Sue Westfall, Mary Louise Hackett, Bar- bara Harbcrt? Patty Cook, Dolores Lowe, Mary Ann Coffman, Kay Childers, Rebecca Asbury. Junior Modern Miss First Row, left to right—Katherine Workman, Wanda Cooper, Virginia Casto, Judy Arctz, Mavis Harris, Jackie Gaye, Carolyn Dean, Jane Grey, Connie Cook. Second Row—Vera Donohoe, Naomi Dye, Carolyn Cash, Betty Sharp, Stella Browning, Virginia Wilson, Janice Wyant, Marilyn Davidson, Barbara Wygal, Glenda Allgood, Mrs. Rosalie Craft, sponsor. 69 National Honor Society First Row, left to righf-Virginia Rae Ellis, Patty Taylor, Charles Ogburn, Sue Milam. Second Row-Bill Lewis, Carolyn Vineyard, George Sublette, Mrs. Hallie Grose, sponsor; Kenneth Leshon. Senior Band Members First Row, left to right-Jerry Foster, Joan Lee, Jimmy Swain, Lorna Burns, Patsy Hill, Margaret Ann Hudson, Virginia Rae Ellis, Peggy Stone. Second Row-George Sublette, Paul Walker, Ronald Ingram, Ronald Keene, Dede Love, Pat Fraser, Bill French. 70 1955 Contest Play Balcony Scene Members of the Thespian contest play, “Balcony Scene,” appear as they were in the production, featuring George Sublette as a dead man attending his own funeral. In the front row, left to right, are Bonnie Keene, bored with the whole procedure; Louise Van Netta, his indignant wife; Ann Dillman, and Myrna Lett. Behind are Jerry Utt, Gary Walker, a dead friend; George, and Mike Romine, another demised companion. “I’ve wasted enough time today on that young fool! It's a pity he couldn’t have waited until I was out of town to kick off.” Such were the comments George Sublette heard at his own funeral in the Thespian contest play, “Balcony Scene.” 71 Nitro High First Row, left to right-ferry Foster, Joan Lee, Vivian Grove, Judy Hudnall, Ronald Keene, Pat Fraser, Paul Walker. Second Row—Toni Smith, Sam Stone, Diana Wilson, James Swain, Lorna Burns, Judy Graly, Wesley Lanham, Karen Nutter, Betty Hanna. Third Row-Mike Romine, Bill French, Larry Stephens, Francis Sayre, Toney Patton, Anita Johnson, Tom Ellis, Billy Hopper, Walter Sampson. Fourth Row—Lewis Green, Bob Pullins, Clarence Bowman, Cath- arine Bonner, Albert Wagner, George Sublette. 72 School Band First Row, left to right—Darryl Love, Peggy Stone, Brenda Harrison, Peggy Wilson, Lois Mandevillc, Jane Temple, W. C. Paff. Second Row—Sara Harper, Deanna Townsend, Willie DeMoss, Alma Mandevillc, Marilyn Hanes, Frances Snyder, Viola Cook, Ann Gewin, Janice Wyant. Third Row—Judy Harris, Jean- nette McGinn, Nancy Fisher, Carolyn Lamb, Virginia Rae Ellis, Patsy Hill, Mitzi Hoke, Sandra White. Fourth Row-Ronald Ingram, Bill Westlund, James Karnes, Paul Lovejoy, Gerald Hudson, Jeannie Karnes, Margaret Hudson. Lois Mandeville Miss Wildcat 1954-55 Ramona Young Anita Johnson Attendants Scenes From the St. Albans Home-coming Game Charles Ogburn, student council pre- sident, presents a bouquet of giant mums to Lois Mandeville, elected by the student body to reign as Miss Wildcat of 1954-55. Miss Wildcat: Lois Mandeville and her attendants Ramona Young, Anita Johnson, with Charles Ogburn stu- dent council president, leaving the field at the half-time ceremonies. The Rah Rah Girls Nitro s High Steppers CUTEST UNDERCLASSMEN Students of the Month Charles Ogburn September Bill Trout October Rosemary Zitzelsberger Nitro’s Miss Flame Joan Lee November 81 Ronald Coe Shirley Carder December January Mr. 1955—Bill Trout Miss 1955—Carolyn Vineyard Scenes of the Football Banquet 1954-1955 V First Row— Lewie” Brothers. Second Row, left to right-Bob Pullins, Ronald Raynes, John McClanahan, Duck Cook, Jerry Carroll, Lester Little, David Stull, Duck” Smith, Dave Ryan, Tommy Casto, Bill Trout. Tiium Row-Joe Hill, “Ace” Ferrell, Russell Whittington, Bob Mattox, Jimmy Higginbotham, Ronny Coe, Bob Tyson, Bud Stone Sonny Coe, Mickey Leshon, Ellis Finch, Donnie Jones. Fourth Row-John Stec, assistant coach; Cary Briscoe, Scotty Allinder, Bob Hall, Bill Hunt, Fred Dolin, Ray Jeffers, Byron Parsons, Arnold Honaker, Clarence Burdette, Clyde Underwood, Head coach. Nitro Football John Stec, Assistant coach; Clyde Underwood, Head coach; Clarence Burdette. 86 Defense Jimmy Higginbotham A Successful The Nitro Wildcats journeyed to Elkview for the first game of the 1954 football season. This year’s team was tabbed by the football fans to be just an average team. They disproved this by winning 19-0 over the best team Elkview had fielded in many years. Bob Pullins, Bud Stone, Sonny Coe, Dave Ryan, Bob Tyson On Saturday, September 18, the St. Albans Red Dragons, who were picked by most sports writers to be the state champ- ions, journeyed across the river to meet the Wildcats for the first game on the new Nitro field. After a stubborn fight by both teams the Red Dragons eeked out a victory of 6-14. This was the only blemish on the Nitro schedule. The Wildcats had defeated the Dragons in their four previous meetings. A very inspired team took the field against the So. Charles- ton Black Eagles and proved that the Wildcats were one of the strongest teams in the state by defeating So. Charleston 26-18. The previous week the Black Eagles had defeated a strong Charleston team 33-0. Nitro started against DuPont as if they would have the highest score of any game by scoring 19 points in the first quarter but slowed down to win by 26-14. John McClanahan, Lester Little, Mickey Leshon, David Stull, Ronald Raynes Ronny Coe Football Season The speedy Wildcats got loose against Dunbar for one of their best offensive games of the year. The Bulldogs were de- feated 40-20. After the first quarter the Bulldogs knew the Wildcats had not made the trip in vain, as they held a 20-7 advantage at half-time. The Cats had now reached the half-way point with only one loss. They racked up another win by defeating Sissonville 26-6. Saturday, October 23, was Nitro’s homecoming game. The fans got a real thrill when Nitro defeated Pt. Pleasant 33-7. Duck Cook Duck Smith Bill Trout—high scorer ■ • Left to Right—Nina Owsley, Rosalyn Ryan, Carolyn Vineyard, Dolores Cresce and Phyllis McLaughlin. We Cheer for the Cats and the Kittens Left to Right—Judy Osborne, Ernestine Monday, Joanne Ven- able, Sara Jane Dorsey, and Janet Miller. First Row, left to right— Donald Waggoner, Bucky Walters, Tommy Ellis, James Allison, Jimmy Sturgeon, Bill Douglas, Rex Null, Bruce Martin, Joe Simpson, Ray Jeffers, Jimmie Brothers, Willie DeMoss, Bill Bass, Billy Hopper, Ervin Beckman, David Ashley, manager. Second Row—Jim Stover, coach; Jackie Sturgeon, Frankie Grover, Clayton Allison, Bobby Shamblin, Lewis Pryor, Larry Wilson, Harold Matthews, Rocky Smith, Bill Muck, Marshall Reveal, Jerry Flowers, Eddie Raynes, Sonnie Shamblin, Glen Carpenter, Frank Snyder. Third Row—Bobby Walker, manager; Haskell Browning, Ivan Meadows, Larry Smith, Ronald Caldwell, Barb Biggs, Charles Ashley, Bud Sowards, Max Wecsc, Wayne Sheets, Steve Lambert, Robert Adkins, Leslie Whittington, Gussie Wolford, Jimmy Shamblin, J. Paul Miller, manager. 954 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE High Scorer- Bill Douglas Aimor High Nitro (Geo. Washington ... 0 28 Clendenin 6 26 Elkvicw .. - 6 12 Dunbar 7 0 St. Albans 0 21 Sissonville 0 20 Spring Hill 6 6 James Stover Junior High School Coach 91 Basketball at Nitro High JOHN STEC, Head Basketball Coach. CLYDE UNDERWOOD, Assistant. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SEASON While compiling an overall record of 17 wins and 7 losses, the snappy Nitro Wildcats finished fourth in the KVC with a 12-6 record, won the Section 24 playoff by downing Stonewall Jackson for the first time in Nitro History 89-87, then easing by Dunbar 81-70 in the finals, and finishing as runner-up in Region 6 play, bowing only to South Charleston. The red and black quint had a season average of better than 77 points per game, scoring in the nineties five times. The point total for the regular season cage action was 1555; 1389 of which the team scored in KVC play, as the “Cats” closed the regular season with a 14-6 record. Individual scoring crown was captured by Larry McMillian, who totaled 315; followed by Trout with 247, Ryan with 222, McClanahan, 194; Pullins, 185; and Stone, 168. Left to Right—Row 1—John Brothers, manager; John Stec, coach. Row 2—Jimmy Higginbotham, Bob Pullins, Bill Trout, Ronnie Coe, John McClanahan, Stanley Kenny, Larry McMillian, Dave Ryan, Gary Donahue, Bud Stone, Sonny Coe and Tommy Casto. Larry McMillian High scorer (315) ’55 All-tourna- ment, in top ten KVC scoring av- erage, senior who plays left for- ward. John McClanahan ’55 all-tournament, a senior who fills center berth. Bob Pullins ’54, ’55 all-tournament, as a senior, fills a guard playing berth. Bill Trout 54 all-tournament, a fast senior who plays guard. Dave Ryan ’54 all-tournament, a senior who fills a guard position. James Stover, Coach Nitro 43 Alumni 50 Nitro 54 Spring Hill 50 Nitro 44 St. Albans 27 Nitro 54 Poca 24 Nitro 57 Spring Hill 40 Nitro 50 So. Charleston 31 Nitro 25 Buffalo (B) 32 Nitro 54 Clendenin 23 Nitro 33 Dunbar 50 Nitro 66 Sisson ville 21 Nitro 47 Sissonville 17 Nitro 42 Elkview 26 Nitro 71 Clendenin 27 Nitro 72 Buffalo 50 Nitro 32 Poca 22 Nitro 60 Dunbar 27 Nitro 59 So. Charleston 48 Nitro 50 St. Albans 47 Nitro 52 Elkview 26 James Sturgeon, High Scorer Junior High Basketball HIGHLIGHTS OF GAMES Nitro’s Junior High Cagers went “all the way” as they won the Lower Kan- awha County Tournament, defeating Dunbar, South Charleston, and St. Albans. Jim Stover’s hoopsters also had a good season during regular play, with a 16- 2 record, earning them runner-up position in KVC junior scoring. Jim Sturgeon smashed all previous Nitro Junior High records, when he scored 31 points in the South Charleston game. Sturgeon, leading as high scorer with 229 points, was followed by Jim Bro- thers, who totaled 151. I.eft to Right—Row 1—Ray Jeffers, manager, James Stover, coach. Row 2—Jerry Brothers, Tommy Lewis, Billy Muck, Jim Saunders, Marshall Reveal, James Allison, Dick Murphy, Bill Douglas, James Sturgeon, Frank Pointer, Jackie McClanahan, James Brothers. George Sublette Co-Business Manager Business Staff Mike Romine Co-Business Manager Peggy Stone Executive Secretary 98 Shirley Carpenter Co-Circulation Manager Dolores Gosney Co-Circulation Manager Good Luck to the Class of '55 MONSANTO CHEMICAL COMPANY AND EMPLOYEES The world's largest producer of elemental phosphorus America s most diversified producer of resins and plastics Industry's dependable source of high-quality organic chemicals for over a half century MONSANTO CHEMICAL COMPANY Sales Offices. Plants. Laboratories in every major industrial area . Serving Industry ...Which Serves Mankind Monsanto Chemicals - Plastics NITRO, WEST VIRGINIA 100 Best of Luck to the Class of '55 TEMPLE DRUG STORE Phone PL 5-1341 Compliments of 11th STREET MARKET Fresh Meats and Produce Free Delivery • Phone PL 5-3389 and PL 5 3381 NITRO W. VA. NITRO W. VA. i EVERYTHING FOUNDATION TO CHIMNEY TOP SOUTHERN SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS Phone PL 5-3305 and PL 5-3306 Nitro, W. Va. Congratulations Class of '55 A. W. COX Dept. Store • Known for values for over 31 years Civic Center Nitro, West Virginia 101 Childers Chevrolet Phone PL 5-3378 Hanes Appliance and Gift Center Nitro, W. Va. 21st Street and 1st Are. PL 5-2331 From the Doctors . . . DR. J. W. SKAGGS M.D. DR. R. V. ALLEN D.D.S. DR. W. O. WARNER Optometrist DR. F. L. GOFF M.D. 102 OH 10-APEX Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation Congratulates The Class of We Wish Them The Best of Luck N ITRO, W. VA. mss™ BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 55 Bank's Army b Navy H Store Nitro W. Va. BROWN'S Marie's Beauty Shop DRY GOODS Professional Building Phone PL 5-2441 Nitro, W. Va. Phone PL 5-3171 Nitro W. Va. Best Wishes Best Wishes, from Graduates Central BIG STAR From SUPERMARKET BILL and LUCILLE Try Our Fine Foods • At MAIN STREET NITRO 'THE CORNER 104 Congratulations Seniors From GENERAL CHEMICAL DIVISION Allied Chemical Dye Corporation NITRO, WEST VIRGINIA NITRO FLORAL and GIFT SHOP Flowers by Brook's Phone PL 5-2521 NITRO w- VA. PERKINS DRESS SHOP Phone PL 5-3651 NITRO W. VA. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '55 DOLING JEWELRY NEW WATCHES JEWELRY PROMPT REPAIR SERVICE Phone PL 5-3461 Nitro, W. Va. COMPLIMENTS OF The Kanawha Valley Leader Nitro W. Va. Congratulations from LEWIS DEPT. STORE CO. ★ NITRO, W. VA. 106 RAYON and ACETATE ' the man-made fibers that changed the course of textile history Not so long ago Sunday clothes” were re- served for special occasions and the parlor was used only when important guests came to call. Today, however, dressing” for the occasion is an accepted part of normal dailv living, and our homes reflect the art of gra- cious entertaining. laboratory and from Avisco’s skilled produc- tion teams have come amazingly improved man-made filters that have added new beauty, wearability and economy to an infinite vari- ety of fabrics for women’s and men’s wear, children’s clothing and home furnishings. Avisco rayon and acetate varns, and the im- agination of textile designers and manufac- turers combined to produce this revolution in American living. Out of Avisco’s research American Viscose Corporation, America’s first producer of man-made fibers, has made many contributions to America’s textile prog- ress, all of them aimed at helping Americans to a higher living standard at lower cost. AMERICA’S FIRST AMERICAN VISCOSE CORPORATION PRODUCER OF MAN-MADE FIBERS Nitro, Vt'est Virginia CONGRATULATIONS CLASS '55 KIDDIE LAND INFANTS TO CHILDREN Phone PL 5-2131 Phones Office PL 5-1211 Home PL 5-2452 J. F. McCLANAHAN Real Estate and Insurance ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS FOR SALE 2402' 2 1st Ave, Nitro, W. Va. f Y’J V J 4 NITRO PENCIL CO. YOU'RE RIGHT - WHEN 1 I ; ' j 5S YOU WRITE WITH ‘ ' ____ Ticonderoga's 1 i 5 i 4 - fiiup.v NITRO, 5 W. VA. V J COMPLIMENTS. OF J irv , j w i % 5 • Modern Supply Co. hi Jl $• 'Nitro, W. Va. COMPLIMENTS OF Dennis R. Knapp Attorney At Law Professional Building Nitro W. Va. 108 Servel — Whirlpool — G. E. GIBSON'S TV AND APPLIANCE 35th Street Nitro BEST WISHES, I GRADUATES OF 1955 FROM THE BEN FRANKLIN Five £r Ten NITRO W. VA. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 From THE NITRO MARKET NITRO, W. VA. NITRO FURNITURE COMPANY Dedicated to Happier Homes Phone PL 5-3339 NITRO W. VA. 109 110 Ill Index of Advertisements Dr. R. V. Allen .................-102 American Viscose Corporation 107 Bank's Army Navy Store 104 Ben Franklin 5 10 ............ ...109 Big Star Market 104 Brown's Dry Goods --- 104 Childers Chevrolet --------------—102 The Corner ............. -.......... 104 A. W. Cox ......................... 101 Dolin's Jewelry .................... 106 Eleventh Street Market .......... 101 General Chemical Co. 105 Gibson's T. V. .............. -......109 Dr. F. L. Goff ......... -.......... 102 Hanes Appliance Store ....... - 102 Kanawha Valley Leader —......106 Kiddie Land ------------------------ 108 Dennis R. Knapp —.......—........-108 Lewis Department Store 106 Marie's Beauty Shop 104 J. F. McClanahan ............... .108 Modern Supply 108 Monsanto Chemical Co. 100 Nitro Floral and Gift 106 Nitro Furniture ..................109 Nitro Market.................... 109 Nitro Pencil Co. . 108 Ohio Apex .................... 103 Perkin's Dress Shop 106 Dr. J. W. Skaggs ________________ 102 Southern Supply 101 Temple's Drug Store ___________ 101 Dr. W. O. Warner . . . 102 112