Nitro High School - Nitronian Yearbook (Nitro, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS OF NITRO HIGH SCHOOL Presents '« WUA ° TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY ........................................... 5 SENIORS .......................................... 13 UNDERCLASSMEN..................................... 33 FEATURES.......................................... 51 ATHLETICS......................................... 83 ADVERTISING....................................... 95 WILDCAT STAFF EDITOR............. BUSINESS MANAGERS . . FEATURES EDITOR . . LAY-OUT EDITOR..... PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS SPORTS EDITORS..... SPONSORS .......... Howard McKee . Joyce Deardorff Deanna Townsend Betty Totten Darel Michael Albert Wagner Donald Jones Butch Long Harry Myers Miss Pauline Richardson Mrs. Elsie Borsch ft ■H WE DEDICATE Virginia Witry With most sincere gratitude the Senior Class of 1957 dedicates this annual to Mrs. Virginia Witry, whose untiring efforts and co-operation in school act- ivities have influenced every student. Besides being sponsor o f a most active student council, she is a very eminent counselor ol students. Her devotion to the seventh grade pupils provides that primary adjustment which is so vitally important. Mrs. Witry is a constant aid to everyday school needs and with this annual, we wish to express in a small way our appreciation. 4 PRINCIPAL John F. Santrock, Jr. 'S?- '•V w • or ■ fctifiMS ’� . r C' V J' 0 f iw,0r •� - '•o© « • n. or ru ft.� : n- t« Jr -,?V; • • ■ SafeSSSft s. •■� . . � 0 _ •■ . :N. '«i K • vI'Jnf ■ r • „. cr r,4 •vOr •J r0 -« 0 v r DEANS W. C. Noyes Vivian T. Martin 6 Mr. Robert Anderson Football, Gym Mrs. Boyd Ball Languages Mr. Joseph Barger Industrial Arts Mrs. Frances Barr Commerce FACULTY Mrs. Mildred Bockway Home Economics Mrs. Wanda Bland English Mrs. Elsie Borsch Mrs. Doris Bowers English Commerce Mr. Donald Brown Basketball Social Studies Mr. Clarence Burdette Mathematics 7 Mr. Robert Burke Mr. Marvin Culpepper Miss Wyonia Cummings Mrs. Evelyn Garrett Biology Social Studies Social Relations Miss Margaret Harris Mr. Joseph Harrison English Mathematics Physical Education Library Mr. Jones Griffin Mathematics OUR Mr . Fay Harper Science Mr. Ray Kersey Mrs. Annamae Hill Vocational Science, Health Electricity 8 Mrs. Nancy Lees Commerce Miss Almodie Leurant Science Mr. Lon Marks Mrs. Delores McGucken Arts-Crafts Music FACULTY Mrs. Wilma Michaux Science Mrs. Virginia Miller Home Economics Mrs. Vernon Young M athematics Mrs. Electa Pruett Social Studies Journalism Miss Pauline Richardson Social Studies Mr. R. Mehrel Shank Mathematics Mrs. Patricia Shinn Mrs. Helen Smith Mr. William Stephens Mr. James Stover English English Social Studies Industrial Arts Mrs. Edith Sublette Mrs. Kathleen Townsend Miss Ruth Woodson Secretary English Mathematics Mr. Conrad Paff Instrumental Music 10 CLASS PROPHECY The scene is a television studio, WPHEW, located in the great industrial metropolis of Nitro. The time is the spring of '67' and the makers of Anything are about to present the all-time favorite, Time Tromples On. Today, we would like to review the past few years with the senior class of '57,' to see how far they have trompled along the road of life. Before we enter the road of life, we spy a large road sign stating; Detour, There's a Muddy Road Ahead, which is the magnificent work of BARBARA BEASLEY and BUTCH LONG. As we glance over our interviews, we find that JOE SMO HILL, well known nuclear physicist has deviated far from the road of life, he prefers the Milky Way to the moon. DUCK THE GREAT SMITH, and we do mean great, has found there's nothing like circus life. He has broken world records with his 550 lbs. and enjoys his work immensely. Where is his faithful wife ALICE ALLIE BROWN? As usual by his side at 449 lbs. She heard the moon was made of cheese and your guess is as good as mine. ZEKE DONAHUE has done quite well a s a bachelor. He pulled off the road and threw up a do-it-yourself shack. By the way, there was a misprint in directions. He's living comfortably in the basement on top of the roof. As in all great cities, some sneak around under the road of life. KEITH (KILLER) BATEMAN, HERMAN (CHISEL CHIN) JONES, and DEADEYE DEMI MACK, and of course five gun MARGE BLAND, are hardened criminals in the underworld. Last seen robbing piggie banks. LINDA (SHORTY) BURFORD and JERRY GAIL COMER CARROLL, have finally reach- ed.their height. They are washing windows on the top floor of the Empire State Building with DAVE FULKNIER blasting instructions far below, Don't spill the water. Putting along the road of life we have JACI HARLESS WITHROW in her long, extra long trailer. Watch out when you come to goat crossings, Jaci. RITA SHAH AN'S goat farms have sprung up from coast to coast. MARY LOIS (CANARY) ANGELL and RUSSEL (THE UZZARD) WHITTINGTON have teamed up in the latest opera, YouAin't Nothin' But a Bi Dog. Critics report, Noth- ing--can compare! ROSALYN (GLAMOUR PUSS) RYAN is not quite a fashion model, but almost. She pas- ses out Kleenex to those on Strike It Rich. Racing up the road of life in some contraptions designed by BERT (I build them, and I bet you can't drive them) TURLEY, are TRUDY (HOTROD) HANNA,KENNY (BUSHYTAIL) SHAMBLIN, ROBERT (BIG BOB) TUCKER, and WILLIAM (CARBORATOR) WALKER. Galloping along behind at a fearless pace is LILLIAN MARKS on the one and only Silver. Hoping for some business PAUL (Last to let you down) GATENS, unde rtakes the job of moseying behind in his hearse, Gabrial. WESLEY LANHAM and DEANNA TOWNSEND can be found in Hernando's Hideway, presenting Davy Crockett, on their duo clarinets. As we look in the clinic of old N.H.S., we see ANITA JOHNSON, RUTH McDANIEL and RUTH PRINGLE cramming pills down everyone's throat. Everyone is sick (of school, that is) HOWARD McKEE is the present owner of a chain of Show Boats which travel up and down the river of life, Blakes Creek. He formerly starred SHARON WILLARD and DONNA WOLFE in their famous balloon dance before HARRY (WILD HARE) MYERS passed out pins to the audience and broke up the show. It was always known that BOBBY LETT was bound for higher things. He took a gov- ernment job and his one duty is to keep the dome of the capital polished. JOYCE DEARDORFF, JAMES McGINN, NELLO DUNLAP and PEGGY HARVEY get the pleasure of tanning about the same time each year in Florida without cost to any of them. By the way, they are the biggest link in the Chain Gang. BOB (NO TEETH) LINDNER and DUCK (BABY DOLL) COOK fought their way right to the top, (of the Alps Mountains, that is). They were going just find until DAVID ASKINS started a landslide. Mesdames CAROLYN CHAPMAN, LYND ALL YOUNG, and SARA BUTLER have brought the atomic power into the home in the form of Boom, fast acting baking powder. All their friends attended the large funeral. VIRGINIA WILSON, VIRGINIA FARMER, CONNIE CRAFT, ADAH METZ, and EDITH RHODES wear a starched white cap and uniform now. No, they never did quite finish nurse's training but they liked the uniform so well that all got jobs in a bakery. JAMES HILL, ORVAL BUSH, TERRIBLE TED CR ITCH FIELD, LARRY GREEN, and BOB HALL have manufactured water guns, beanshooters, yo yo 's and zip guns for the new system at Nitro, and also for the new principal ROBERT CRITES Now for a station break. LIONEL RUNYON, president of the Street Cleaners News has a vital announcement. Would CHARLES SMITH, JACK TURLEY, ORVILLE WITT, and DANNY WINTER, please hop on their brooms and sweep in all the gossip? Now back to Time Tromples On. SHE LB A SAYRE, IRENE TINSLEY , AUDRA LEWIS, ELLEN HAYNES, and GAYE HENSLEY have been deported to Kalamozoo, for stealing tomatoes out of JIM TURLEY'S grocery store. 11 CLASS PROPHECY GARY BRISCOE has become a noted author on tales for little children. His most re- cent book is, The Big Bad Boggie Man. JANICE RANDOLPH WAGNER and hubby ALBERT, have a whole nest of little Pos- sums . They delight in watching the educational Howdy Doody Show. The part of Howdy is played by our own PAUL DUDY Me CLANAHAN and Chief Thunderthud by MIKE BARTLETT who is credited with having a feather in his cap. Speaking of the T.V. world, ANNA JACKSON has run Aunt Dru completely out with her characterization of Aunt Moo. CLARENCE KING also stars as Flat Foot. As we thumb through the pages of Style - O- Magazine , we see that our own VADA SPEARS and PEGGY WILSON have designed a new hat with two holes near the top. A daisy (with a slight droop) falls slightly over the brim. P.S. This creation is especially for horses. FRED KING and JOE LAMBIOTTE have gone into business for themselves. They bought a monkey and a tin cup. They were doing just fine until Mr. Burke poked him in his collection. Please be kind to animals! Some may be members of our class. Although RAYMOND COBB isn't a forester, he looks my-t-fine as Smokey the bear. LORETTA CARR was heard sounding off her spectacular wild goose holler across the valley to her mate ROBERT HARPER who answers with a crow's caw. KENNETH CLINE slowly but' surely is taking Harry James 1 place. He is an official bugler in a Boy Scout Camp. JOHN FORE has taken his rightful spot in the movies (on the sound track, that is). He is the coyote howler in Roy Roger's pictures. JAMES SAM ISSAC and EVERETT OH YOU KILL ME ISSAC took a slow boat to China. It sunk. DONALD PITZER is in the real estate business now. He just sold JAMES LAKE and LEMMIE PARSONS the Brooklyn Bridge. DAVID HUNTER and KENNETH KAPP had a small plane crash in the wilds of Africa. The last we heardfrom them was Ape call doodly-ah-dah, meanwhile back in the States! BARBARA CLENDENIN'S slogan is rise and shine. Every morning at 5 a.m. sharp, she watches the sun and makes sure it comes up. Conrad Paff has received a letter from one of his former band students. CATHERINE BONNER ha 8 continued her musical career. She is now charming snakes out of baskets in India with her slide trombone. Farmer ARTHUR (McDONALD) JEFFERS has a chicken farm in Iowa. One of the hens got loose, so now he is gathering eggs in Japan. Cackle ! Cackle ! Ain't nobody here but us chickens. We haven't heard from JERRY LEE for a long time, but it is rumored that he is a sheepherder for a flock of goats. DANNY ARCHER has returned to the old Alma Mater. Yes siree ! With his mop and pail. Clean'er up Dan! If what we've h£ard is true, congratulations J OE BILL ROBERTS, shoveler-in-chief at all Donkey Basketball games. Keep your nose up Joe! Every year the city council of Nitro kinda forgets to take down the Christmas street lights. SHERMAN McGREW has been appointed to shoot them down with a B-B gun. Whoop's slip of the trigger; he shot the Mayor. JANE TEMPLE, MARY TAYLOR, and CHARLOTTE LANHAM are now backwoods teachers with their hair tucked neatly behind their ears and horn-rimmed glasses. They attempt to teach the students, Where is it instead of Where is it at. JUANITA SISSIE TUCKER vowed she would never cut her hair again. That was back in '57'. The government sent out a call in I960 for hair just the color and length of Sissies'. Yes, Sissie did a great thing for her country, but she still wears a wig. BARBARA HENSLEY joined the Irish Red Cross but when she found out the red clashed with her hair she joined the White Cross as a greenhorn. LINDA McDERMITT married a garbage collector, often called RONNIE KIRK. She keeps house for him in the basement of a cotton warehouse in Georgia. As the old saying goes, There's a rotten apple in every barrel. To correct this sit- uation, THELMAKELLY, SHIRLEY KILGORE, and ROBERT LOVEJOY have become worm peepers in an apple factory. VIOLA COOK is now exploring pyramids in Egypt. Her latest discovery was HAROLD FORLOINE in a mummy's tomb. BILL SOWARDS, ROSALIE FRAZIER, and PATSY KOCH have a novelty shop along the road of life. Their main feature is shrinking heads. Business is prosperous. DAREL MICHAEL, air raid warden wrote one of the year's best sellers. He wrote. If a Bomb Hits Near You, Don't Go All To Pieces. BOBBY MATTOX is trying to support his family of 12. He shakes a tamborine for the Salvation Army. ELLIS FINCH and CLARENCE BOWMAN finally gave up on their looks and joined a beaver colony. Their present project is damming up the backwater. 1 2 (continued on Page 49) s E N I O R S VALEDICTORIAN HOWARD McKEE Travel around the world Student Council 1,2,3,4; President 4; Masquers 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Jasons 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3 ,4 Quill and Scroll 3 4; Co-Editor Spy Glass 3; Editor Wildcat 4; Delegate to Southern Association of Student Councils 3,4; Student of Month 3,4; American Chem- ical Society Award 3; Civitan Award 3; Journalism Award 3. SALUTATORI AN EMMA TURNER Go to college Y-Teens 3,4; Red Cross 1,3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; G.A.A.4; F.T.A. 4; Office Girl 4; Masquers 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Visual Education 3; Debating Club 3, Contest Play 3; Wildcat Staff 4; Basketball 1,3; Volley Ball 4. PRESIDENT LYNDALL CAROL YOUNG Graduate from college National Honor Society 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3, 4; Jasons 3; Masquers 2,3; Library Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Student Council 4; State F.B.L.A. Treasurer 4; Class Secretary and Treasurer 1,3; Class President 4; Wildcat Staff 4; Spy Glass Staff 3; Outstanding Underclass- man 3; D.O.P. 4; Jr. -Sr. Prom Best Mixer. VICE PRESIDENT BERTRAM EUGENE TURLEY Automotive Designer Visual Education Club 1,2,3,4; D.O.P. 3,4; Vice President of Class 4; Spy Glass Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Art Club 1. SECRETARY JOYCE ANN DEARDORFF Accountant G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Masquers 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Co-Advertising Manager of Spy Glass 3 ; Co-Business Manager of An- nual Staff 4 ; Office Girl 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 4. DAVID KENNETH ADKINS Dave Get out of school MARY LOIS ANGELL Mers Career in the music field Student Council 3,4; Jr. Choir 1,2; A Capella 1; Sr. Choir 3,4; Mas- quers 1,2,3,4; Spy Glass Staff3; Stamp Club 1, Basketball 2,3; Quill and Scroll 3,4. DANNY ARCHER Wong Graduate from college Library Club 3 ; Student Council 1, 3,4; Class President 3; Annual Staff 4 ; Junior Senior Prom Com- mittee 3. EUNICE MARIE BAILEY Unnie Mary Geno Bailey Secretary of Senior Modern Miss 4; Office Girl 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. S E N I O R S JOESLYN GAY BAILEY Jo Be successful Y-Teens3,4; F.B.L.A.3,4; Library Club 4; D.O.P. 4; OfficeGirl 4; F. B.L.A. Convention 4. KEITH WILSON BATEMAN Chappie Be manager of Wagon Wheel - with Judy Football 3,4; Baseball 4. BARBARA BEVERLY BEASLEY Bease Commercial Artist Co-Chairman of Prom Committee 3; Student Council Posters 3,4; Li- brary Club 4. MARGARET BLAND Marge Get a tall, dark, handsome husband Entered from Greenbrier College 4; Y -Teens 4. CATHERINE LEE BONNER 'Catherine Be successful in anything I do and be happy Band 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 3,4 Library Club 3,4; Masquers 1,2; Thespians 2; Basketball; Office Girl 4; All- County Band 4; Choir 3. S E N I O R S CLARENCE EVERETT BOWMAN JR. Junior Band 1,2,3 4; Senior Choir 4; All- County Chorus 4. GARY DALE BRISCOE Booger Be a success Football 1,2,3.4; Track: Hy-Y ; Thespians NELLE KATHRYN BOSO Nelle Belle Get married Entered from Dunbar 3; Y-Teens 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Office Girl 4. ALICE ANN BROWN Allie Go to college and become a private secretary to a certain pro-football player G . A . A. 1,2,3.4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Y- Teens3,4; Masquers and Thespians; Majorette 1,2,3 ,4; Band 1 ,2 3,4; An nual Staff 4; Spy Glass Staff 3; G.A. A. Queen Attendant; Carnival Queen Attendant; Snow Queen Attendant 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4. LINDA SUE BURFORD Shorty ORVAL BUSH Buddy Go to college Visual Ed. Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4. SARA ANN BUTLER Legal Secretary G.A.A. 2.3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Y-Teens 3; Spy Glass Staff 3; Senior Choir 2, 3; Snow Queen Attendant 3; Office Girl 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Basketball; Tennis Team 3; Co-Head Cheerleader 4. Be successful F.B.L.A. 3,4; Modern Miss 4; Of- fice Girl 4 Basketball. LORETTA CARR Become a bookkeeper Modern Miss 4. CAROLYN LEE CHAPMAN Mose Raise kittens G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Spy Glass Staff 3 ; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Office Girl 3; D.O.P. 4; Y-Teens 3,4; Bible Club 3; Basketball 1,2. JERRY GAIL COMER Bo Be tall enough to look down on someone just once G.A.A. 2,3.4; Office Girl 3.4; F.B. L.A. 3,4; Y Teens 4. CLIFFORD CONWAY Cliff Visual Education Club 3,4. BARBARA CLENDENIN Barb Learn how to park a car Entered from Stonewall 4; Glee Club 4; Office Girl 4. RAYMON COBB Ty Be a bookkeeper S E N I O R S DONALD COOK Duck Go to college and become a doctor Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 2. VIOLA VIRGINIA COOK Cookie Comptometer is t Band 1,2,3; Choir 3; Annual Staff 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Of- fice girl 4; Jr. Red Cross 1. s E N I O R S TED JAMES CRITCHFIELD Terrible Ted Pants presser in a nudist colony Football 3,4; Basketball 3; Track 2; Hi-Y 1; Visual Ed. Club 1,2. ROBERT JAMES CRITES Captain Electrical Mechanic Entered from Dunbar 2; Bible Club 2; Student Council 4. BARBARA ANN CORROTHERS Barb Attain an occupation, then raise a large family Entered from Charleston Catholic 3; All-County Choir 4. CONNIE CRAFT Red-Jaws X-Ray Technician Entered from Charleston 4 ; Choir 4; All-County Choir 4; F.B.L.A. 4. -4 35 PHYLLIS MARIE CYRUS Rattlesnake Live a life worth living G.A.A. 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Y- Teens 2,4; Bible Club 2,3; Visual Education Club 1; Wildcat Staff 4; Choir 1,2; Office Girl 4; Junior Red Cross 1. JAMES L. DONAHUE Sonny Be a successful bachelor Annual Staff 4; Choir 1; Dramati 1; Football 1; Track 1. cs NELLO DUNLAP Hotrod Have a nice house and a car paid for Basketball 2; D.O.P. 3,4. NAOMI RUTH DYE Nicky Get married and always be happy Y-Teens 4; Senior Choir 4; Office Girl 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; Bible Club 2 VIRGINIA FARMER Jenny Work in an office or X-Ray Techni- cian Sr. Choir 4; Sr. Y-Teens 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2. ELLIS FINCH Ellis F ootball 1,2. DAVID WARREN FULKNIER Dave Own and run a hardware store PAUL DAVID GATENS Paul Be a mortician Visual Ed. Club 1,2,3,4; D.O.P. 4; Annual Staff 4; Track 1. JOHN FORE Fudge ROSALIE ANNE FRAZIER Rosalie Go to college and be successful Entered from Stonewell 4; Y-Teens 4; Masquers 4. S E N I O R S LINDA LOU GREEN Lynn Learn how to park a car Entered from Indiana 4; Y-Teens 4; Senior Chorus 4; All-County Chorus 4. JANET GROVER Jannie Be successful Senior Choir 4; Y-Teens 4; Office Girl 4; All-County Choir 4. s E N I O R S CHARLENE TRUDY HANNA Trudy Medical career Masquers 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Wildcat Staff 4; Y-Teens 4; Jasons 3; Spy Glass Staff 3, Bible Club 3; Visual Education Club 3; Basketball 1,2. JACQUELYN HARLESS Jaci Marry Jerry and make Jerry merry National Honor Society 3,4; Spy Glass 3; Y-Teens 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Student Council 3; D.O.P. 4; Quill and Scroll 4. PEGGY ANN HARVEY Peg Secretary Bible Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 2,3,4; F. B.L.A.3,4; D.O.P. 4; National Hon- or Society 3,4; Spy Glass Staff 3; Bank 1,2; Quill and Scroll 4; Prom Committee 3. ELLEN YVONNE HAYNES Airline Stewardess Modern Miss 4; senior Choir 4; 4- H 4. BARBARA ANN HALL Web Be as small as Peggy Wilson Library Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4. EARL ROBERT HALL Greasy Become an electrical engineer Visual Education Club 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 2; D.O.P. 3,4; Spy Glass Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Track 1,2. ROBERT VINTON HARPER Bob Work at Monsanto Patrol 1, Basketball 3; D.O.P. 4. CORA EMMILENE HARRIS Tory Get a certain Poca alumni Red Cross 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Y- Teens 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3. BARBARA ANN HENSLEY Red” T ravel F.B.L.A. 4; Senior Choir 4; All- County Chorus 4. BETTY JO HENSLEY Jo Make my life full and successful and to make Steve happy and proud of me F.B.L.A. 3.4; Spy Glass Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Bible Club 1,2,3; Vice President Freshman Class Senior Choir 3,4; Office Girl 4; All- County Chorus 4. JOE FRANCIS HILL Hillside Be a nuclear physicist in rocket re- search Masquers 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff4; Spy Glass Staff 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Student Council 4. DAVID NORTON HUNTER Huntz Chief smeller in the Air Wick factory Student C o un c i 1 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Jasons 1, Visual Ed . Club 1,2; Spy Glass Staff 3. Club 3,4; Office Girl 4; Jackson's i Mill 3; Basketball 1,3. I JAMES WESLEY HILL Jimmy O Unload an empty truck R S MARY VIRGINIA HUNTER Mer Go to Rome Student Council 1,2; Y-Teens 3,4; Class President 2; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Visual Ed . Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. JAMES EDWARD ISSAC Sam Manager of Cox's Department Store Entered from Dunbar 4; D O.P. 4. THOMAS EVERETTE ISAAC Oh, you kill me Make more than 50£ an hour ANNA JACKSON Have a happy life OfficeGirl3; Annual Staff 4; D.O.P 4; Co-Editor of Prom 3. VADA JIVIDEN Vada Get out of school ANITA MARIE JOHNSON Nita Become a nurse Library Club 4; Miss Sweetheart 1; Academy of Science 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Masquers 3,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; Spy Glass Staff 3; Annual Staff 3; Office Girl 4; At- tendent to Miss Wildcat 2; March of Dimes Queen 1. JUDITH BAILEY KELLEY Judy Go to Germany Entered from Dunbar 3; Y-Teens 4 THELMA ANN KELLEY Dimbo' Be happy Masquers 3; Modern Miss 3. HERMAN DONALD JONES Chisel Chin Electrical engineer Annual Staff 4 ; Spy Glass Staff 3; Math Club 4; Masquers 3,4; Visual Education Club 3,4; Football 2; Quill and Scroll 3,4. KENNETH MARSHALL KAPP Henery J. Make itback to Miami Beach this summer. SHIRLEY ANN KILGORE Butch Get a good job Y-Teens 3,4; Modern Miss 3,4; Choir 4; Office Girl 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Basketball 2,3. FREDDIE AUSTIN KING Hotrod Own a new convertible Oldsmobile with continental and extended bumper Basketball 1; Football Manager 1; D.O.P. 4. RONALD RICHMOND KIRK Kirk Electronics JOE CLAYTON LAMBIOTTE Attend college and get a job Entered from St. Albans 4. N I O R S CHARLOTTE ELEANOR LANHAM Charlie Shorthand Instructor Bible Club 1,2,4; F.B.L.A. 3.4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; F.T.A. 4; Office Girl 3,4; Basketball 1,2,4. WESLEY KENNETH LANHAM Wes See the world Band 2,3,4; All-County Band 3,4 All-State Band 3; Spy Glass Staff 3; Senior Choir 4; Track 1; Ail-County Choir 4. JERRY VICTOR LEE Jerry Be a success in the eyes of God and my country Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 3; D.O. P. 4. ROBERT ALAN LETT Al Be a success Masquers 1,2; Track 1; Jasons 2,3; Baseball 3 ; Student Council 4; Hi- Y 1; Visual Education 1; Spy Glass Salutes 4; Prom Committee 3; Stu- dent of Month 4. AUDRA HART LEWIS Adurey Own my own home Entered from St. Albans 4; Y-Teens 4; Modern Miss 4. WILLIAM LEWIS Pete Go to college and become a teacher Annual Staff 4; Choir 4; Junior Aca- demy of Science 4; Track 1; Prom Committee 3. S E N I O R S JAMES ROBERT LINDER Maggot Entered from Dunbar 3; Football 3, 4; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3. CLARENCE ALBERT LONG Butch Be a noted commercial artist or car- toonist. Football 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Student Council Art 4; Track 1,2,3; Student Council 3,4; Art Club 3; Tumbling Team 4. DEMI OWEN MACK Dimmer Chemical Engineer Football Manager 3,4. LILLIAN MARKS Will Travel in Europe with a good camera Entered from Arthurdale 4; Thes- pians 4; Art Guild 4. IRIS BERNADINE LOVEJOY Iggy Be a secretary in Columbus Office Girl 3,4; Choir 4. ROBERT LEE LOVEJOY Bob 1 Join the Navy Track 1,2,3; Art Club 1,2 ,3; D.O.P. 4. ROBERT RAY MATTOX Pop Make Nelda a good husband Basketball 1,2,3; F ootball 1,2; Baseball 3; Choir 3; Class Vice President 2; D.O.P. 4. PAUL EUGENE McCLANAHAN Dood Go to Constinople and become editor of the Looking Glass Vice President of Student Council 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Mr. Peppers Cast 3; Masquers 4; Student of Month 3; Spy Glass Staff 3 ; Baseball 3; Annual Staff 4; Prom Committee 3. LINDA LOU McDERMITT Kitten To share and own with Jan three Cadillacs, a station wagon and motor- cycle Library Club 4. JAMES BERNARD McGINN Jim Marry a certain girl Football 3,4; Jasons 3; Visual Edu- cation 2. REBECCA JOYCE McDANIEL Joyce Stop growing out and start growing up Jasons 2,3; Masquers 4; Library Club2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Visual Education Club 3; Bible Club 1,2,3; Spy Glass Staff 3 ; Annual Staff 4; National Honor Society 3,4; G.A.A. 2 ; Quill and Scroll 3,4; All-County Choir 4; F.B.L.A. 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Choir 1,2,3. RUTH ANN McDANIEL Ruthie Obtain a Registered Nurse degree Bible Club 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; G. A.A. 1,2; Library Club 2,3; F.B.L. A. 3,4; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Spy Glass Staff 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Choir 2; Office Girl 3; Basketball 1,2,3 ,4; Contest Play 3. S E N I O R S SHERMAN RICHARD McGREW Jake Grow burnsides like Corky Walker PHYLLIS JEAN McLAUGHLIN Phil Be successful G.A.A. 1,2,3; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Co-Head 3,4. ADAH LOU METZ Adie Become a missionary nurse Choir 1 ; Hobby Club 1; Bible Club 1.3 4; Library Club 2,3,4; Jasons 2; G.A.A. 2; Y Teens 2,4; Prom Committee 3 ; F.B.L.A. 4; Annual Staff 4; Office Girl 4; Basketball 1, 2.3 HARRY EUGENE MEYERS ”Wild Hare Win the British Open and the Tam O'Shanter Golf Tournament Masquers and Thespians 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3 ,4; Jasons 2,3; Spy Glass Staff 3 ; Quill and Scroll 4; Annual Staff 4; Visual Education Club 3; Prom Committee 3. S E N I O R S DAREL W. MICHAEL Dareo Engineering at W.V.U. of Cincinnati National Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff 4. DORTHY JUNE MORRIS Dot Be a successful typist and bookkeep- er Modern Miss 3,4; Masquers 3,4; 4- H 4. I LORETTA SUE NORVELL Susie Choir 4; Y-Teens 4; Modern Miss 4; Office Girl 4. NANCY LEE OWENS Naw Be a nurse Red Cross 1,3; Choir 3,4; Office Girl 3. ■ DONALD PITZER Don D.O.P. 4 JEAN PRINGLE Jeaner Be successful Choir 3,4; Style Show 3,4; Prom Committee 3. RUTH ANN PRINGLE Ruthie Be a nurse F.B.L.A. 3,4; F.T.A. 4; Choir 3,4; Bible Club 2,3,4; Office Girl 3,4. JANICE CHARLOTTE RANDOLPH Jan Share and own with Linda three Cad- illacs, a station wagon and motor- cycle . Y-Teens 3,4; Masquers 4; Cutest Underclassman 2; G.A.A. 3,4; Of- fice Girl 4; Visual Education Club 3; Attendant to Miss Wildcat 3; Annual Staff 4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3. DONNA RANSON Don Go to Miami, Florida Choir 3,4; Style Show 3,4; Prom Committee 3. EDITH RHODES Ede Y-Teens 4; Modern Miss 4; Choir 4. s E N I O R S JOSEPH WILLIAM ROBERTS Joe Bill Be an artist or a missionary Art Club 3,4; Masquers 2; Prom Committee 3. LIONEL GENE RUNYON Brad Be successful in some branch of electricity ROSALYN KAY RYAN Rosie Fashion Model Cheerleader 1,2,3 4; Co-Head 3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3 4; Office Girl 4; Prom Committee 3; G.A.A. 2. SHELBA JEAN SAYRE Shelba Be a typist. s E N I O R S KENNETH DARRELL SHAMBLIN Bushytail Out run Corky in his big hotrod Football 2; Track 2. ANN MORGAN SMITH Annie Along with Duck and Alice and Rocky and ? raise a football team for 1975 Entered from Stonewall 2; Y-Teens 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Masquers 3,4; Li- brary Club 3; OfficeGirl 2,3; Prom Committee 3; Red Cross 3; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4. FRANCES KATHRYN SNYDER Fran Go to college .become a housewife and private secretary in a certain doctor's office Band and Majorette 1,2,3,4; Head Majorette 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Mas- quers 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3.4; Y- Teens 4 ; National Honor Society 3, 4; Miss Kanawha Majorette 4; Miss Wildcat 4 ; Annual Staff 4; Co-Edi- tor of Spy Glass 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Student of Month 4. BARBARA LEE SOWARDS Bobbie Join the W.A.F.'s and be stationed in Spain Modern Miss 4; Y-Teens 4. SHARON SUE SHAFFER Suzy Airline Hostess G.A.A. 2; Y-Teens 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Office Girl 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Basketball 1,2, 3. RITA LEE SHAHAN Rita Get married and own a large farm Choir 2,3; Art Guild 3,4. CHARLES LARRY SMITH Smight Go to college and make two million dollars or more Football 1; D.O.P. 3,4. DONALD RAY SMITH Duck Marry Alice and play pro-football Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; All-State Tackle 4; All- State Honorable Mention 2,3. BILL SOWARDS William Bill Be a college football star Football 1; Basketball 2. VADA LEA SPEARS Debbie Be successful F.B.L.A. 3,4; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Y -Teens 3,4; Annual Staff 4; F.H.A. 2; Office Girl 3,4. FONDA LEIGHTON THACKER Fonda Be a good wife and mother G.A.A. 2,3; Y-Teens 2,3. IRENE TINSLEY Lug Become a faithful wife Entered from Dunbar 3; Senior Choir 3,4; Spy Glass Staff 4; An- nual Staff 4; Office Girl 3. MARY JANE TAYLOR Shortie Be a nurse or teacher Y-Teens 3,4; Bible Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Wigs 1; Masquers 2. JANE INEZ TEMPLE Temps Become a good schoolteacher and raise a Christian family Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; All- County Band 3,4; All-State Band 3; Masquers 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Wigs 1; Bible Club 3,4; Y-Teens 3,4 ; G.A.A. 1 ,2,3 ,4; F.T.A. 4; Jasons 4; Annual Staff 4 ; Prom Committee 3. S E N I O R S BETTY LOU TOTTEN Betty T. Go to college G.A.A. 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Math Club 4; Annual Staff 4. JANET DEANNA TOWNSEND Dee Be a Home Economist G.A.A. 2,3,4; Masquers 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Red Cross 3; SpyGlass Staff 3; Annual Staff 4 ; Y-Teens3,4; Library Club 3,4; Thespians 4; F. T.A.4; Representative to Jackson's Mills 3. s E N I O R S Jack Turley Jack Grow-up Student Council 9. ALBERT M. WAGNER Possum Finish college National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Academy of Science 2,4; Math Club 4; Quill and Scroll 4; All-County Band 3,4; Student Di- rector 4. RUSSEL WHITTINGTON Bear Be a singer and actor Football 2,3. SHARON ROCHELLE WILLARD Crazy legs Become a good legal secretary F.B.L.A. 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Masquers 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Y- Teens 4; Attendant to Snow Queen and March of Dimes Queen 3; Bible Club 2; Delegate to Student Council Convention 3. JUANITA TUCKER Sissie Be Happy Y-Teens 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; An- nual Staff4; G.A.A.2,3; Basketball 2; Volley Ball 4; Masquers 3,4. ROBERT MARION TUCKER Big Bob Own a Thunderbird Football 3; Track 1,2. WILLIAM WAYNE WALKER Corky Have the hottest car in W. Va. Football 3,4; Basketball 2; Track 1. JO ANN KENNEY WATKINS Joey Be successful Modern Miss 3; Red Cross 3; Mas- quers 3 ; Office Girl 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3. IDA MARGARET WILSON Peggy Be a success inmy career and raise a Christian family Band 1,2,3,4; President ofG.A.A. 4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Masquers 2,3,4 Y- Teens 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3; Choir 3. VIRGINIA WILSON Jinny Be an X-Ray Technician Knit and Stitch 1; Bible Club 1,2; Modern Miss 3; Choir 4. MARY SUE GRAHAM Mary Be a happy success Choir 4; Masquers 3,4; Modern Miss 4; Y-Teens 4; Basketball 2,3; Bible Club. HAROLD FORLOINE Harold D.O.P. VADA LOUISE JIVIDEN Vada CHARLES WITHROW Charles ORVILE WAYNE WITT Wayne Mechanic DONNA MAE WOLFE Woof Be a success and always be happy Band 1,2; G.A.A. 2,3; Y- Teens 3,4; F B.L.A. 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Bible Club 3; Office Girl 3; Basketball 2,3. Danny Walker VICE PRESIDENT James Allison PRESIDENT JUNIORS Judy Osborne SECRETARY TREASURER James Adkins, Glenda Allgood, JudyAretz, Pat Asbury, Charles Ashley, Howard Barnett, Ervin Beckman. Jackie Bowen, Carol Breedlove , June Brewer, J i m Brothers, Mary Bur ford, Wanda Burford, Rita Carr. Carolyn Cash. Pat Casto, Virginia Casto, Ralph Chaney, Monta Christy, Jimmy Clark, Connie Cook. 33 Marilyn Davidson, Willie DeMoss, Vera Donahue, Bill Douglas Danny Facemeyer. Jim Ferrell, Gary Fisher. Gary Fisher, JohnFrazier, Jackie Gaye, Michael George , David Gladwell, Carol Graham, Jane Gray. Riley Gunnoe, Marilyn Hanes, Dale Harbert, Mavis Ha rris, Bill Harrison, Brenda Harrison, Nancy Hayes. Dickie Hill, Yvonne Hively, Bill Hopper, Judy Hudnall, Ardith Ingram, Ann Jividen, Ruby Jones. Gary Justice, Jeanie Karnes, Charles Kessel, Joe Kinder, Arthur King, Mary King, Wanda King. 34 Ronnie Knopp, Carolyn Lanham, Ann Lanier, Judy Leighton, Dickie Lewis, Tom Lewis, Judy Lilly. Nola Little, Madeline Lovejoy, Wanda Mack, Alma Mandeviile, Harold Matthews, Lonna McClure, Bobby McDaniel. Connie McGill, Helen McGrew, Joe Michaels, Deanna Milam, Carol Miller, Janet Miller, Janet Morris. John Mullins, Fred Mur rock, Becky Nichols, RexNull, KarenNutter, Tom Peaker, Phyllis Pennington. Patty Phelps, John Reppe rt, David Reynolds, Fred Sampson, Walter Sampson, Jim Saunders, John Saunders. 35 Bobby Sergeant. Bill . Sevy Betty Sharp, Joe Simpson, Charles Smith, Florence Smith, John Smith Oscar Smith, Peggy Smith, Bud Sowards, Sue Sc wards, Kenneth Steele, Bill Storage, Stanley Summerfield Julia Summers, Wilma Summers. Wesley Tabor Raymona Tate, Monty Taylor, Raymona Tinsley, Kay Totten Eugene Vassar, JudyWelton, Jerry White, Sandra White, Stanley White, Shirley Williams, Randall Witt Sandra Witt, James Woods, Murial Workman, Janice Wyant. Barbara Wygall, Judy Zable. 36 Larry Wilson VICE PRESIDENT Linda Robey crro ittarv SOPHOMORES treasurer Steve Adams , Robert Adkins, Ginny Agee .Barbara Alderson, Clayton Allison, Don Angel I, Janet Angell, Rebecca Asbury, Evelyn Bailey, Linda Bailey. Barb Biggs, Bonnie Bleau, Tom Bonner, Ronald Bonnett, Edna Boso, Judy Britton, Mike Buckalew, Jim Burgess, Ronald Caldwell, Phyllis Carpenter Randall Carpenter, Larry Carson, Kay Cash, David Casto, Frances Casto, Ruth Casto, Raymona Church, Bobby Clark, Clarence Clark, Carolyn Clark Ronald ClenHenin , Evelyn Cline, Carolyn Copenhaver, Delbert Crites, Marilyn Davidson, Wayne Davis, Elizabeth Dilly, Eddie Donahoe , Zetta Dolin, Mary Donahue Sara Dorsey, Doris Dye, Eddie Eads, Vivian Edwards, Paul Evans, Ernest Farmer, Bob Fisher, Jim Fisher, Jerry Flowers, Ruth Ann Ford 37 John Francisco, Judy Francisco, Gladys Frazier, Howard Freese, Lynn Fulknier, Joe Garrett. Ann Gewin. Barbara Gray, Mary Hackett, Barbara Harbert, Nellie Harper Sara Harper, David Hartigan, James Hartley, Phyllis Haynes, Carolyn Hedrick, Marilyn Hedrick, Nellie Hendell, Billy Hinnichs, Bill Hichman, Charlotte Hickman, James Hively Ronald Humphrey, Joyce J a r r e 11 , Lois Jividen, Londa Jividen, James Karnes, Shirley Kidd, Janet King. Carolyn Knapp, Carolyn Lamb, Steve Lambert, Sandra Lance Luther Lanham, Ruth Lanharr, Carolyn Lemon, Pat Lewis, Donald Lott, Delores Lowe, Cecil McGaw, Janet Martin, Karen Martin, Bill McCallister, Mary McClanahan Sharon Marcum, Patsy McCoy, Jeanette McGinn, Jerry McGinn, Joan McGrew, Mona McGrew, Wanda McLaughlin, Patty Meckley, Ivan Meadows, Joella Milam, Linda Milbe George Miller, Jean Moore, Bill Muck, Carolyn Norvell, Janet Null, Larry Null, Sue O'Dell, Becky Parsons, Judy Perks, John Pennington, Jackie Phillips Reba Pottorff. Ray Pringle , Lewis Pryor, John Raynes, Marshall Reveal, Carolyn Robinson, Marjorie Rowh, Linda Royse, Kent Selby, Bob Shamblin, Rhonda Shamblin Sonny Shamblin , Wayne Sheets, Dick Sibley, Carol Sigman, Ada Selby, Ann Sizemore, John Sizemore, Bernice Smith, Larry Smith, Rosemary Smith, Toni Smith Peggy Sowards, Dee Ann Stanley, Jackie Steele, Joe Stover, Jack Sturgeon, Gary Tate, Donna Taylor, Kent Taylor, Julian Tinsley, Richard Tolley, Peggy Totten Roberta Tucker, Ralph Turley, Ronald Turley, George Tyree, Lola Utt, John Vance, Joanne Venable, Porter West, Bill Westlund, George White, Jimmy White Paul Withrow, Leonard Whittington, Linda Witt, Carl Winter, Gus Wolford, Judy Workman, Eddie Young, Mickey Youngblood, Carter Zerbe, Bessie Duncan, Margaret Farrari PRESIDENT Bill Hall VICE PRESIDENT FRESHMEN Bob Walker SECRETARY- TREASURER Julia Adams, Shirley Adkins, Rita Alderson, Edie Alexander , Lana Allinder, Doris Allison, Ernie Allison, Rita Angell, Gary Archer, David Ashley, Kathleen Bailey, Brenda Barnette Norman Barricman, Roger Bartlett, Charles Bay less, Russell Board, Gloria Balch, James Brewer, Jerry Brothers, Jimmy Brown, Douglas Burford, Carolyn Bush, Sharon Carder, David Carper Gary Carr, Edward Carte, Daniel Casto, Sandy Cavander, Jane Cline, Frank Cochran, Lance Coleman, Judy Conway, Janet Cook, Richard Cook, David Cottrill, Judy Cottrill Robert Davis, Daniel Dean, Larry Deihl, Douglas Dickens, Jean Dolin, Betty Donegan, David Douglas, Frank Dunlap, Billie Dunn, Phyliss Elders, Robert Elswick, Nancy Farmer 40 Sally Ferrell, PattyFigley, BettyFord, Beverly Frame, Judy Frazier, Virginia Frazier, Lowell Gill, Donal Gladwell, Judy Glenn, Rule Godbey, Marilyn Greene, Roy Hall Paul Harris, Paul Hartley, David Harvey, Nancy Hastings, Jo Ann Higginbotham, Ardella Hill, Becky Hill, Sandra Hill, Fred Holt, Gerald Hudson, Zella Hudson, Lucille Ingram Cha rlotte Jones, Dale Jones, Jerry Joseph, Jerry Kinder, Justine Landers, Patsy Landers, Joyce Lee, Steve Lilly, Lewis Little, Judy Long, F ranees Love joy, Paul Lovejoy Larry Mahoney, Wayne Mandeville, Linda Martin, Delores McCarty, Jack McCla.iauau, Sandra McCianahan, James McCormick, Connie McCoy, Lee McDaniel, Doug McMillian, Doug Metten, Jay Paul Miller Bradford Morgan, Nadine Morgan, Nancy Morris, Jessie Morton, Charles Muck, Barbara Nichols, Patsy Nor vel, Ke rmit Null, RussellNull, Emma Paige, Brenda Painter, Barbara Parish Ernest Persinger, Judy Prager, Richard Pull ins, Phyllis Ramsey, Shirley Ramsey, James Randolph, Evelyn Raynes, Marcia Rider, Frank Rose, Larry Rucker, Rosalie Rutherford, Kenny Saunders 41 David Shamblin, Jimmy Shamblin, Mary Sharp, Patty Sigman, Clifford Simmons, Gloria Smallwood. Carol Smith, Howard Smith, Laura Smith, Vicky Smith, Judy Snoddy, Joyce Snodgrass FrankSnyder, NancyStone, Carolyn Stover, Cecelia Stuart, Frank Strohl, Kenneth Tate, Donald Taylor, James Taylor, Joan Taylor, Sue Taylor, David Tidquist, Jean Tinsley Gary Tucker, Kathy Tyson, Tommy Ullum, Sharon Valentine, Carol Waggoner, Kay Wagner, Sharon Wagner, Carl Waldrin, Wanda Wandling, Jack Westlund, Fred Whaples, Guy White Jack White, James Whiter, William Whited, Loretta Whittington, Sherlin Whittington, Larry Wilson, Wilber Winter, Barbara Withrow, Carroll Withrow, Gene Withrow, Veril Witt, Mary Woodell Annabell Woods, Nora Woods, Pat Worstell, Patty Wygal, Nancy Young 42 Bill Doyle, Sharon Duff, Mike Duffy, Shirley Duncan, Kenneth Dye, Sue Dye, Barbara Evans. Bill Everhart, Jerry Facemeyer, Barbara Farmer, Judy Farrell, Raymona Fields Paul Adkins, Carol yn Allen, Terry Allen, Linda Angeli, S a und r a Aretz, Barbara Armstead, Ernest Asbury, Nancy Bald ridge, Elsie Bailey, David Barnett, Howard Blackshire, Jane Bonner Norman Bowman, Mike Bright, Marcia Burdette, Ronnie Burford, John Burgoyne, Patty Cadle, Alice Caine, Jerry Carr, Mike Carroll, Betty Casto, Cheryl Casto, Eugene Casto EIGHTH GRADE Margaret Chamberlain, James Chapman, Bessie Cheeks, Bronson Cheeks Mary Jane Clark, Mary Kay Clark, Ralph Cobb, Rosalie Cobb Sharon Collins, Brent Cook, Paul Cooke, Ruth Copenhaver, Bruce Cottrell, Charles Coulter, Karen Craven, Keith Deem, Roger DeMoss, Paul Di 11 m a n , Penny Douglas, Randall Douglas Louise Finch, Sonny Flannegan, Dencil Ford, Frank Fowler, Joyce Frazier, Linda F rame, Stephen Freese, Dotty F rench, Donna Games , Tommy Garrett, Tim George, Darrell Gibson 43 Margaret Gilbert, Jeff Gladwell, Katherine Gosney, Diane Groves, Kay Grove, Bill Kail, Larry Hall, Charles Hanna, Joe Harbert, Patty Harris, Randy Harrison, Johnny Hastings Wanda Hayes, Judy Hazlett, Mary Hedrick , John Huey, Ray He sling, Dorothy Hickman, Joyce Hively, Karen Hively, Shirley Hurley, Butch Jarrett, Ralph Jarrett, Perry Jones Donald Jordon, Timmy Jordon, Sue Kelly, James Kersey, Larry Kirkhart, MaryKnapp, Larry Lanham, Gary Lanier, Paul Layne, Connie Leadman, Greta Lemon, Sandra Lemon Mike Lindner, Patricia Lindner, John Little , Judy Lott, Dorothy Lowe, Lester Lusher, Sharon Maynor, Arnold Martin, Brenda Martin, Elizabeth Matheny, Herbert McCarty, Mason McCarty Brenda McClanaha 1, Joan McClanahan, Linda McGall, Linda McNeely, Bobby Melbey, Jimmy Miller, Rennis Miller, Charles Morris, Joan Nicholson, Ruth Nienkie, Joyce Null, John Oldham Patty Oldham, Linda Owsley, Linda Oxley, Leonard Parker, Betty Parts, Dorothy Paige, Bill Parsons, Robert Peaker, Jerry Phelps, Frank Pring 44 Tommy Pring, Tommy Prouse, Barbara Ramsey, Grady Ramsey, Jeanie Ramsey, Mary Reed, Gloria Roberts, James Roberts, Frank Rose, Norvell Rose, Tommy Rowsey, John Santrock Susan Saunders, Mary S h a w y e r , Janet Sheets , Patty Shinn, Brenda Shipley, Larry Shivertaker, Delores Simmons, John Simpson, Joe Sizemore, Inez Skeens, Keith Slater, Freda Smith Herman Smith, Linda Stanley, Benny Stephens, David Stevenson, Marion Stewart, Tami Storage, Larry Stover, Arnold Summers, Nancy Summers, John Taylor, Sharon Teal, Sammy Thompson James Tidd, Sandra Tidquist, Janet Toney, Mike Tomas, John Totten, Lynette Townsend, Mary Trout, James Tucker, Jimmy Tucker, Roger Tucker, Pat Vance, Ann Vickers Linda Walker, Ray Wallace, Jack Welton, Sandra Whittington, Janet Williams, Geraldine Wills, David Wilson, Bill Winter, James Winter, Ernest Withrow, Phyllis Withrow, Joyce Witt Kindle Witt, Frances Wolfe, John Woods, Mary Woods, Jimmy Workman , Bob Yeats, Brenda Young, Nancy Zable 45 Eddie Abrhams, Stanley Abrhams, Deanne Adams , Paul Adkins, Randy Alexander, Kay Altizer, Lennis Angell, Vicky Angell, Rose Marie Aretz, Gaylon Bailey, Jerald Bailey, Virginia Bailey I Ronald Bland, Norman Bleau, Catherine Board, Patty Boggess, Peggy Boggess, Ethel Bolling, Eddie Bonnell, Jimmy Bonnell, Pattv Bonner, Carol Bowen, Mary Bowman, Ed Boyce SEVENTH GRADE Lester Boyce, David Charles Bush, Carole Bradley, Carl Bright, Byrd, William Caldwell, Eddie Burford Fread Cantrell Thee Carpenter, Nobel Carper, Gary Carte, Sharon Casebolt, Barbara Casto, Julia Casto, Laura Chandler, Tom Chritchfield, Paulette Church, David Claire, Carolyn Clark, Kenny Clark Linda Clark, Mike Clark, Donna Clendenin, Frances Clifford, Deanna Cobb, Joe Cobb, Linda Cochran, Patsy Cochran, Eddie Conduff, Brooks Conifex, Martha Conway, Danny Cook Eddie Coulter, Billy Cramer, Clyde Crites, Gail Davis, Cheri Dean, Shirley Dolin, Kay Donahoe, Denver Donahue, Charles Dye, Dimple Eadle, Ruth Eads, Ronald Edwards 46 Harry Elders, Betty Evans, Bob Evans, Hershall Facemeyer, Victor Ferrari, Charles Ferrel, Ray Fields, Robert Fields, Leonard Finch, Jane Fink, Willard Forbes, Delina Foster Geraldine Footer, Billy Francisco, Janice Fridley, Bill Garrett, Bill Garrett, Eddie Gillispie, Gene Grant, Freda Gillispie, Jay Grace, Larry Hagger, Carolyn Hall, Jimmie Hanna Karen Hanna, Joe Harder, Glenn Harless, Mary Harper, Karen Harris, Wayne Harrison, Frank Ha r tig an, Bill Hartling, Thelma Haynes, Tom Hayes, Joe Ann Hensley, Bucky Hicks Larry Higginbotham, Billy Hill, Bill Hill, Gilbert Hill, Charles Hines, Ray Hively, Bobby Howard, Johnny Hudnall, Sara Humphrey, Gloria Hurley, Penny Ingram, Joan Janey Howard Janey, Sue Jeffers, Larry Jordon, George Karnes, Phillip Kelly, Mike Kenny, Carrie Lou Kidd, Janet Kidd, David Kinder, David King, Kenneth Koch, Muriel Lanier Joe Layne, Chester Lester, Pam Lett, Beverly Linville, Sue Little, Janice Lovejoy, Ralph Lovejoy, Mary Lunsford, Charles Martin, Larry Martin 47 V Martha Martin. Donnie Matthews, John McCarty, Pnillip McCrary, Tommy McGrew, Karen Meadows, Jerry Melbey, Katherine Merricle, David Milam, Bobby Miller. Patty Miller, Donald Monday Ann Moody, Jimmy Moore, Glenna Morton, George Mullins, Betty Nichols, Dorothy Null, Jill Owens, Joyce Owsley, Darrell Parsons, Jimmy Parsons, Bob Phillips, James Phillips Nancy Pinefetti, Hubert Price, Kenny Puffenbergei , Carolyn Randolph, Dorothy Ray, Kathy Reynolds, Janice Richards, Judy Richards, Eddie Rose, Don Royse, Johnny Rucker, Roy Rust Bill Saunders, Earl Saunders, Tommy Shaffer, Connie Shamblin, Dallas Shamblin, Sylvia Shaver, Linda Sizemore, Donnie Sigman, Robert Skeen, Ethel Smith, Joe Smith, Peggy Smith Brenda Sowards , Mike Spencer, Donna Stearns, Mary Stone, Gary Stover, Brenda Summers, Jerry Summe rs, Jimmy Summers, Eva Tarriny, James Taylor, Lois Thomas, Sue Thompson Charles Tilton, Rita Toney, John Totten, Shirley Townsend, Connie Urban, James Waggel, Johnny Wagner, Judy Warner, James Washington, Tommy Westlund 48 David White, Larry White, Linda White, Frank Whited, Neva Willard,.Paul Willard, John Winters, Alan Withrow, Gary Withrow, Jerry Witt, Judy Witt, Cathy Woods Gary Woods, John Woods, Sandra Woods, Cora Young, Tommy Zerbe, Crystal Lanham, Gary McCullough CLASS PROPHECY PHYLLIS CYRUS, LINDA GREEN and BARBARA HALL have entered politics. Their job comes once every four years, passing out hand bills at elections. FRANCES SNYDER HEMMINGS was the Sweetheart of Phi Beta Crumb. Yes, she was the sweetest crumb of all! She is now janitress at the We Repair Crooked Batons Fac- tory. After a hard day's work of absolutely n o t h i n g , she tromples home to feed hubby, Larry and two little mouths, called Mose, and Elvis Lump Lump Hemmings. P.S. Their mongrel had pups ! JOYCE McDANIEL took Teresa Brewer's place. Where Teresa used to roll them in the aisles, Joyce rolls them in the graves! SHARON SHAFFER has taken up directing on the side. When she directs, her husband acts. MARY HUNTER, VADA JIVIDEN. and JANET GROVER are running a night school teach- ing Latin, the dead language, to ghosts, of course. BETTY TOTTEN is now a famous author of mysteries , her latest being, Who Stole The Hinges Off The Hen House Door? DOROTHY MORRIS and CORA HARRIS, noted dentists won fame with the remarkable jobs they have pulled. Their glum dispositions are due to the fact that they are always looking down in the mouth. PHYLLIS McLAUGHLIN, now a famous actress just completed the play, Disaster Strikes Only Once. Phyllis was the disaster and she struck the hero! BARBARA and BOB CORROTHERS are trying to prove they come cheaper by the dozen. They have almost proved it too. They have one to go. JOSELYN BAILEY ROWH and JUDY BAILEY KELLY now own and operate a beauty parlor in Nitro and do a rip-roaring business. Their motto is, The Worse They Come, The Better We Like Them. EMMA TURNER and NELLE BOSO were last seen crawling over the rainbow after the pot of gold. Happy landings! BARBARA SOW ARDS and NAOMI DYE ha v e put up Ants Incorporated. They sell ants for picnics, 3 for $1.00. Get 'em while they're frisky! is their slogan. EUNICE BAILEY and SUE NORVELL work in a pet shop, teaching poll parrots to sing Mule Train. Their next protegees are frogs and Ain't Got No Home. What's all this? NANCY OWENS and BETTY HENSLEY TYSON have located out in the Sahara Desert. Located what? Why a hot dog stand of course! Business is bad be- cause customers are usually D.O.A. (Dead On Arrival). JEAN PRINGLE and DONNA RANSON work as delousersin a wig factory. Lousy work, huh ? MARY LOU ELLIS and IRIS LOVEJOY are now deep sea divers . They are crawling around in the Pacific looking for peace. We smell something fishy! FONDA THACKER and ANN SMITH have bought out the local baby sitting agency. They had to, what else could you do with 12 brats? Uh, I mean children. SHIRLEY WINTER is sort of a dietician and psychologist combined. She cracks nuts in a nut house. And so this, is the makers of Anything signing off for Time Tromples On --and I guess we'll be closing for good, because nobody wants anything . And so as Time Tromples On , we tramps must tromp. If you are ever in Hobo's Havan, drop in and see us. 49 NON-TEACH MIKE FOLEY Sara Krantz, Ima Anderson, and Minnie Brewer WILDCAT STAFF W Wt + KE IS HERE Tl IRA GERSHWIN CtJL Anjkmttk SENIOR STUDENT CHAE SHIK One of the many projects sponsored by the Student Council is the adoption of two K o r e a n war orphans. The students of Nitro High School, under the Council's supervision, will sup- port the two seventh grade students through college. YOUNG HO KIM COUNCIL JUNIOR MASQUERS THESPIANS VISUAL EDUCATION WEST VIRGINIA HISTORY CLUB JUNIOR Y” TEENS SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SPY GLASS STAFF JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR OFFICE HELP SPANISH CLUB KNITTING CLUB LIBRARY CLUB JUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA GIRLS’ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION CHESS CLUB DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS PROGRAM n n nn a - v V'S Y TEENS MODERN MISS JUNIOR MISS KANAWHA MAJORETTE FRANCES SNYDER 68 NITRO 'y.j. Ik . FRANCES SNYDER HEAD MAJORETTE JEANETTE McGINN JANE TEMPLE ANN GEWIN BRENDA HARRISON 70 Bill Westlund Albert Wagner DRUM MAJOR STUDENT DIRECTOR NITRO HIGH SCHOOL BAND ANN - FRAN SARA JANE BRENDA WANDA TONI PAT 73 MISS SENIOR OF 195 7 Janice Randolph 74 MR. SENIOR OF 1957 William Walker 75 BEST PERSONALITY Darei Michael Lyndall Young CUTEST COUPLE Janice Randolph Albert Wagner MOST INTELLECTUAL Howard McKee Lillian Marks SENIOR NEATEST Anita Johnson Butch Long MOST LIKELY Lyndall Young wv4 STATE gKirWlS rn � 4 4 I TO SUCCEED Howard McKee WITTIEST Carolyn Chapman Harry Myers CELEBRITIES MOST MANNERLY Paul McClanahan Betty Hensley MOST MUSICAL Albert Wagner Mary Lois Angell BEST ATHLETES Duck Smith Janice Randolph 78 79 WILDCAT CHEERLEADERS ROSALYN RYAN SHARON WILLARD SARA BUTLER SHARON SHAFFER phyllis McLaughlin HOMECOMING GAME MISS WILDCAT 1957 QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Brenda Harrison, Frances Snyder, and Londa Jividen CHEERLEADERS Phyllis McLaughlin, Sara Butler, Rosalyn Ryan, Sharon Willard, and Sharon Shaffer NITRO HIGH SCHOOL WILDCAT GRIDDERS Wildcat meets Dragon Wildcat flashes end to meet Panthers 1956 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE We They Sept. 7 Elkview 6 20 15 St. Albans 0 20 21 South Charleston 19 20 29 DuPont. . 27 0 Oct. 5 Dunbar . . . 0 13 13 Sissonville 7 27 20 Pt. Pleasant 13 54 26 Clendenin 7 6 Nov. 2 Hurricane 6 6 10 Poca 20 14 CO-CAPTAINS Duck Cook Duck Smith BUTCH LONG BILL WALKER n ! Q 'v! jfe © e LOWER KANAWHA VALLEY CHAMPS WILDKITTENS Left to right: Jack Me Clanahan , Dick Cook, Keith Slater, Charlie Coulter, Pat Vance, Wilber Winter, and FrankSnyder. Second row: Jerry Brothers, Charlie Muck, Paul Cook, Darrell Gibson NITRO JUNIOR FOOTBALL K.V.C. High Scorer Darrell Gibson i COACH JIM STOVER Junior High 1956 Football Schedule 13 Sis8onville 0 Nitro 32 20 Elkview 0 19 27 South Charleston 0 41 4 Clendenin 0 32 11 St. Albans 0 34 18 Spring Hill 6 31 25 Dunbar „ 89 13 - 20 CAPTAIN Wilber Winter NITRO TUMBLING TEAM Left to right: Bud Sowards , Mike George , Butch Long, Ted Critchfield, and Jim McGinn The Nitro High School Tumbling Team par- ticipated in one meet in which they won Kanawha Valley Championship. Special awards were won by Mike George, who won the Outstanding Tumbler award, and Butch Long, who received the award for the Best Tumbler. First row, left to right: Jerry White, Bob Lindner, Paul McClanahan, Gary Justice, and Jim Brothers. Second row: Coach Donald Brown, J a m e s Allison, Duck Smith, Bill Douglas, Gary Fisher, and Assistant Coach Bob Anderson. Third row: Manager Ronald Turley, Keith Bateman, Tommy Lewis, Charles Kessell, and Gene Vassar Manager. WILDCAT CAGERS 1957 Basketball Schedule COACH DON BROWN We They Stonewall 58 65 St. Albans . . 72 70 South Charleston . 68 78 Sissonville . . 82 54 Elkview 101 38 Poca 88 69 Catholic. . 83 71 Charleston . 44 79 Dunbar 71 74 Elkview 81 41 South Charleston .... 51 68 Poca 74 40 DuPont . 75 77 St. Albans . 72 73 Stonewall 72 99 Dunbar 70 81 Du Pon t 71 72 Sissonville 76 53 East Bank 69 73 Catholic 74 82 91 First row, left to right: Edward Carte, Paul Cooke, Frank Snyder, Jack McClanahan, Paul Hartling, Kermit Null, and Manager Wilber Winter. Second row: Coach Stover, Ernie Allison, Bill Hall, Jerry Brothers, Charles Muck, Darrell Gibson, Johnny Santrock, and Manager Bob Walker. COACH JIM STOVER 1957 Junior High Basketball Schedule We They Clendenin . . . 51 24 Wilson . . . . 47 34 Dunbar 56 35 South Charleston . . . . 52 41 Clendenin . 71 35 Elkview 58 20 Spring Hill 70 29 Sissonville 64 13 St. Albans 54 58 Dunbar 79 51 South Charleston . . . 57 43 Elkview 59 37 Spring Hill 81 50 Sissonville 60 32 Wilson 61 37 St. Albans 51 50 93 JACK McCLANAHAN Left to right: Paul Cook, Darrell Gibson, Jerry Brothers, Frank Snyder, Paul Hartley. JUNIOR HIGH B” TEAM n n r BUSINESS STAFF Deanna Townsend, Joyce Deardorff, Anna Jackson CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS from from DUNLAP STARCHER ESSO O. J. KAUTZ DEPARTMENT STORE 804 Main Street Professional Building Nitro PL 5-3678 Nitro PL 5-9061 95 CONGRATULATIONS t o 1957 GRADUATES MONSANTO CHEMICAL COMPANY Where Creative Chemistry Works Wonders For You V MONSANTO CHEMICALS PLASTICS 96 Avisco is a symbol for quality wherever it appears. The A visco Integrity Tag and the Avisco Label on carpeting, home furnishing fabrics and on fashions assure the cus- tomer that the merchandise has been manufactured to meet the high quality standards set by American Viscose Corporation. Avisco rayon yarns and rayon staple fibers have earned an enviable reputation for consistent and dependable economy, durability and beauty. The same high quality standards are built into Avisco rayon tire yarns and tire fabrics, creating new standards of safety and comfort for American motorists. Through consistent and intensive research, Ameri- can Viscose Corporation is constantly expanding its usefulness to include a wide area of technical progress aimed at improving America’s standard of living and many graduates of Nitro High School are helping to achieve this goal. American Viscose Corporation Nitro, West Virginia 97 Compliments of Your Paper NITRO LOAN COMPANY THE KANAWHA VALLEY LEADER A Friendly Small Loan Service Phone PL 5-3307 2nd Ave. Nitro West Virginia 14 Bank Street Phone PL 5-3309 STONE'S HARDWARE SUPPLY Pittsburgh Paints Sunbeam Appliances General Hardware Plumbing Phone PL 5-2311 1st Avenue COMPLIMENTS CRINER FURNITURE and of APPLIANCES SALES Phone PL 5-3711 603 Main St. Nitro West Virginia CHILDERS CHEVROLET CO. BEST WISHES Compliments of TO CLASS OF 1957 DR. W. O. WARNER 37TH STREET GROCERY Have your eyes examined each year 3701 1 2 1st Avenue Phone PL 5-1661 Phone PL 5-1561 Nitro 98 Diamonds watches w f Watch Repair Service DOLIN'S JEWELRY 21st Street Nitro West Virginia Congratulations to Class of 1957 BROWN S DRY GOODS Phone PL 5-2441 3501-35th St. Nltro West Virginia BAILEY'S ESSO STATION HANES RADIO APPLIANCE (Esso) Home of Better Values Phone PL 5-2331 Phone PL 5-9027 21st Street Route 25 Nitro West Virginia Nitro West Virginia Congratulations BEST WISHES to Class of 1957 CLASS OF 1957 HARRIS' YOUTH CENTER NITRO THEATRE Teen's Sportswear Infants Children’s Wear Phone PL 5-1321 Phone PL 5-2583 21st. Street Across from High School Nitro West Virginia Now at a new location CONGRATULATIONS DON’T SENIORS f' FORGET M 1 FRED COOKE SONS FUNERAL HOME WESTERN AUTO Ambulance Service ASSOCIATION STORE Phone PL 5-3334 99 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM COMSTOCK FURNITURE APPLIANCE YOUR MAYTAG HOTPOINT EMERSON FURNITURE DEALER PHONE PL 5-3321 Nitro 21st West Virginia Awnings - Venetian Blinds Before you buy . . . See DURA-TEC Aluminum Awnings Dura- tec means Durable Protection Free Estimates J. D. Landers Phone PL 52341 NITRO SHADE AWNING CO., INC. NITRO PENCIL COMPANY THE CINCINNATI PENCIL CO. 100 Compliments of OHIO APEX DIVISION Only the best is good enough' ' Nitro West Virginia NITRO FLORAL AND GIFT PHONE PL 5-2521 2501 1 2 -25th Street Nitro A.W. COX DEPARTMENT STORE Ladies', Men's and Children’s Ready to Wear Home Furnishings The Home of Buster Brown Shoes PHONE PL 5-1431 1st Ave. 21st. Street West Virginia 101 West Virginia Nitro UNION BOILER CO. INC. MARSHALL BUILDING PHONE PL 5-1461 Nitro 3801 38th Street West Virginia Best Wishes to Class of '57 R.E. MARTIN, PHOTOGRAPHER Graduation, Weddings, Commercial PHONE PA 7-0721 88 Main Street St. Albans West Virginia Compliments of The STYLE MART PHONE PA 7-4401 52nd Main St. St. Albans West Virginia At the sign of the orange disc STANLEY'S GULF SERVICE PHONE PL 5-2251 Lock Payne Avenue FLOWER'S SUPER MARKET NITRO 801 Main Street SPRING HILL 4909 McCorkle Avenue CHARLESTON Corner Broad Quarrier Sts. Property - Household Goods Automobile - Truck - Contractors Bonds STATEWIDE INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE PA 7-4348 East Nitro 102 CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS PERKINS DRESS SHOP Nitro Nitro's Finest Ready To Wear PHONE PL 5-03651 West Virginia BEST WISHES Graduates from BILL AND LUCILLE at THE CORNER AND CORETTE BEST WISHES DR. R. V. ALLEN to CLASS OF 1957 MATZ DEPARTMENT STORE Formerly PHONE PL 5-1114 Bank Army Navy Store 3402 1 2 1st Ave. Nitro West Virginia Nitro Compliments of CASTO HARDWARE CO. PHONE PL 5-2431 Nitro 23 1st Avenue West Virginia CONGRATULATIONS to CLASS OF 1957 CROCKETT JEWELRY PHONE PL 5-1631 1st Avenue 20th St. 103 When in need of drugs, come to us. We carry only the finest. TEMPLE DRUGSTORE PRESCRIPTION _________iiFi s _ ___SPECIALISTS PHONE PL 5-1341 1st Avenue 23rd Street Compliments of NITRO ESSO WRECKER SERVICE Night and Day PHONE PL 5-1451 Nitro West Virginia CONGRATULATIONS to Class of 1957 SPAULDING'S MEN'S SHOP BEST WISHES to SENIORS OF 1957 NITRO FURNITURE STORE PHONE PL 5-2127 2501 - 1st Avenue Nitro West Virginia PHONE PL 5-3339 2240 - 1st Avenue Nitro West Virginia 104 HOLMAN MOTOR SALES, INC. PHONE PL 5-3371 22nd Street 2nd Ave. SOUTHERN SUPPLY Extends to the Seniors of 1957 Best Wishes Building Materials of all Kinds PHONE PL 5-3305 Viscose Road Nitro West Virginia another milestone... Ts, C'fWl As members of the 1957 graduating class, you have completed an important step towards leadership. Ahead, there will be many milestones as you reach even greater goals. With possibilities unlimited, your work, achievements, initiative and effort will help keep our country great and strong. In a dither about where to Shop? Try LEWIS DEPARTMENT STORE PHONE PL 5-3271 105 CONGRATULATIONS to Class of 1957 YOUNG'S RESTAURANT PHONE PA 7-4981 Gateway Shopping Center St. Albans West Virginia BEST WISHES From ANNABEL'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone PL 5-1151 2601-1st Ave. Nitro West Virginia NITRO BANK 106 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 1957 NITRO'S LARGEST Nitro's Finest TV Display GIBSON TV APPLIANCE Professional TV Service Tech. We Service What We Sell PHONE PL 5-1271 1st Avenue at 35th Street Nitro West Virginia Compliments of ST. ALBANS DEPT. STORE 50 Main Street PHONE PA 7-4961 St. Albans West Virginia To Class of 1957 DR. HUBERT PRESTON, JR. PHONE PL 5-2161 3303 - 33rd Avenue Nitro West Virginia 107 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ACE T.V. APPLIANCE CENTER Lloyd H. Upp, Owner NITRO'S ONLY AUTHORIZED G. E. DEALER Appliances - T. V. - Kitchen Planning - Furniture Complete T. V. Appliance Service PHONE PL 5-3777 21st Street Nitro West Virginia Compliments 0 YOUR MAYOR CITY RECORDER Compliments of Compliments of THE QUALITY STORE MEN'S CENTER HARDWARE SHOP PHONE PA 7-7311 Main Street Gateway Shopping Center St. Albans West Virginia St. Albans West Virginia CROSS LANES ESSO SERVICENTER (Esso) Ronald Spence PHONE PL 5-1029 5154 W. Washington Street CONGRATULATIONS FROM NITRO HEATING PLUMBING Witry Building 2nd Avenue Nitro West Virginia 108 Compliments of SOVINE GULF SERVICE 5518 Big Tyler Rd. Charleston 2 West Virginia KING'S GULF SERVICE BEST WISHES to CLASS OF 1957 PAYNES BARBER SHOP Lock Payne Ave. PHONE PL 5-9006 1st Avenue at 23rd St. Nitro West Virginia CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS Compliments of DR. GUY N. BELCHER, JR. VIMASCO CORPORATION PHONE PL 5-1371 Vicarden Exterior Paints For All Masonary Including Cinder Block BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1957 EVANS GROCERY CO. CENTER ESSO Gateway Shopping Center 22nd Street 1st Avenue PHONE PL 5-9020 St. Albans West Virginia Nitro West Virginia 109 SINCERE WISHES GENERAL CHEMICAL DIVISIONS ALLIED CHEMICAL AND DYE COUP. 110 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 112 — ■ Mi Kilif J .y. � ’ 4sVs 'X iykj :WS Sr ANV � vV AV o w .'• 083 MV ■, - •. 2 .IV ill� 111 MMPP I VvV f AvevK' ' tTVVAv. c t m vii y t « v- v. ••- 1 � N' , Ai n -e.O ■ S hi. sc W_ • ' y SkSssE I :• ; : I . m vr f A i ’ v ■V nsNVvVvv v V Vv5 yv m V N 0— 2 y CV AV'XVX.V'v'' XX'JVXAVCr sftj : f i ' .� c |W [«£ ■vA VO ;S x V'. ini ; s: 'vVl 5-b AS !K « S 3®VvW Vs Xv cs sx: v i)i 1 1 ■ocV .-V, I® r . i j ■' v x s � V A W • V ' 5®i Ki VW I WS. Hl 1 S� r T — •frS ' 2r - . • I