Oak Hill High School - Acorn Yearbook (Oak Hill, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1929 volume:

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CALLAWAY, Pres. - OF GLEN JEAN MAYOR CLAUDE R. HILL ' OF oAK HILL - DR. C. D. ANDERSON K 'OF MT. HOPE In appreciation of the ef- -' 32 3? QE P E? 4? forts they have exerted in :ig Dig XE Dig I ,P 22 ' gig Ofdel' to SCCUIG fOI' US OUT -'N L , - 2' s 1 e n d 1 d n e W 4 'B domicile. - sf 1 41 25 if 5 A Bi' ye 45 .B 55 uf 44 - J Q' E - .. ..- x 2 i-L Q1 'E fs PL ' 1 -F ll.- J bf iv: 'I 1 - . fa '. . . , gg 7a?mvnRI2mvm + + + nxvhx ru V' vm:i 3,'7mfmvKvmvmv V V vmvmvnwilivmvnxxh vmxfi vs, W6 ,g,,g,,,, Vx ,rv fx. ,lf Xl. 557, ,i,, W wi, P 'QI 'P ..,g jf i,f.. A ,... ' ' 'if Nfl 'W ,Qi W ss' f 9? QW ' U fi 95 ' P g- 25 F 3 OFC-:up N 9 Of' is sg E Pa 4 is of Osf fiv S: Sch ak e HA 3 33001 H201 haHi11 EWS 2 b g Old 6 andve Pict 1311 Eg 95' ulld' 1 In Het' .ufed as S vol lug, M uCh- 1V1ty . A yi 43 uma 3 .CTO In 'P 9 O t Y th W gg Cllr. HQWO be 15, the ded 29 that Of O Ing b ed in fw Qi res ur .I e 'yi Kg Pee grow 1- IP gi ts, th , gg 5? S' l 35 52 ig N? 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E ....... --- ....... ................... 1 g-. .......... ,QI 15, I vial.: annul-Annnnnnnnnn 1-Ann Ann . . . . . . . 1 Inqnnncgglf-n..if'z -V H, IIS I ,A . . , - I I l..I IIIIII 35' III ' I I- I . ' uv I I-:' lf Q ,wgf I I 0 ,Ia 3 I gg, I. , a-I - I 5 , 1 ' ' ' ' .I I, Q 'As I., ia v , ' I . I... . .,, Y. .f-, .- .- 'Haj :IT . 1-pg! ' yr. . ... , ,. . I .- J' 'S . R 'L' '4'-I-H.. r EI . I '-nh- A., .,..I,..I.1 . Contents '2 THE FACULTY THE CLASSES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS ADVERTISEMENTS lb ,T - Ally L ,Nw Y 'E in 1 ,! 5:5 Q2 's Ss ES ES in 52 52 53 5? X2 1 P5 55 if si? 1 5:2 FP -x 3? 3? He SP .ig Fix' 'ri f- 'uh '1 m 4 + + + V V Y ru Y' mc' ffx5R-imvmv + V V V V mm v mv x 4,3557-q HG ix W5 , N? I -I M I Mm! DW I f' W 1' U I I I vi I y ZR Tw C, , ,.X ,I 'u A -. --f,-1 . N --,'. fi iff- N., 1 Q as 'L+ . 3 Q X , 'I f VW L P X J!! f p -- H 141:-1 ' -F 1 -j M 347 .1 ,,- .,f ,..i. - l I , oy , M V -i1--- ' 1 - -' H- i-' 3 f ' --' -'f4:f, .. cultg G. E. RHODES A.a., w. v. U. CITY SUPERINTENDENT Lalzn n 1. 1. vii' ... '.,,,.,,, F' ,. islri h .. ...X ' I ,W W- Y 1 H eg vm:-psfpr-'., -.E Fx. F gg gilt .. 5x..ls f A ,A 1- -l Tx 5 kg. is e,u.,.1l -.21 1... -LAS A.. fa, L f A .- v M- ---1-- A- ee-is 'd 'J . 2- L55 .Q Ml 3 ,5 A f -rl sq, tl A- will 53 .Q '34 r :fl ,JU 5,5511 U JJ .l kfl BERNICE HARRIS W- H- WALKER lf, ,Q M7 A B Davis and Elkins A.B., and B.s., Mon-is hiv , ' ' 1 Harvey College Qjrl 1? Col ege gl' Columbia University W- V- U- ' J . . . . , gfyijil Mathematics, Librarian, P1'1flC1P2l Sewer High A- WJ iv 2 Sponsor Acorn Stall, 5Qh00l, I ' 2.9 G4 Library Club, Sophomore S0 l0l0Ey' ECOUOYTUCS, -A e., lj Aj Class' Chemistry, Sl Sponsor Debating Club. A A A el .ie l '1- a lh Mix V? Je, lv ng ls' ,gs 53,1 KATHRYN s. GENTRY 935' iifrl B.s.,ir. 1-I.Ec.,Juniata RENE M. KELLY A I af, College A.B., Hollins Ctfjwllege ht '-QQ . Home Economics' Cafe- A. Columbia mversl Y A.-T., Q bl' teria Manager, u English, -1 'nil G Sponsor Home Economics Sponsor Log, Press Club, 5.5, qi W Club, Senior Class. il Junior Class. fl , J n ...J 'A -i . f' lv' 12 7- 9 ef. 515, G. C. SLAVEN jg l Ly' NELL GREYBEAL B.s., in c. E., w. v. U. 1 Qvijl A-B-f gffH:ggHen'Y Manual Training, Me- x,X'Yi.3 ' fy Universityoof Washington chanical Drawing. ,tl -- f 4 E 1, h S onsor Science Club. Qijlil I 1 f French and ng IS , rx, il K .11 Sponsor French Club, C, pu 5 fi 5 . Junior Class. , AV' s ' il sf V? 1:1- ,. l ,A .4 I k . yi . Cuz C3 - ,, 1 5. Ln. 'ef MADELINE SIMS up , A.B., W. v. U. 2, ' A. E. REZZONICO English, History. ' ' A.B., Morris Harvey 817033012 Travel plubr 'C X , A . College Dramatic Club, Senior 1 S. 'X Athletic Director, Class- V American History, fl ff' Q., Sponsor Athletic Club. t I V sr is ' -:il Vx' ill vile EVA o:Q5'5l3l . In -fi 'I 5' . led - .l - WJ! ' Eff rl N F PAGE 10 tiff -rs' srl L' ffgj 4-g.'3..' ,Q P?y1'43 -W -ff. ,H A , S F -fx A 1 . f -rj'-Q-sy,A ,. A ' .1 ll.fs.z.1Eif'Ia'eL.ief esQ,-l1:1'? L.--tri.fa..f. e2cefs1fez.Sfii.iTf.s1..e' '-.1E2. ...fi in 9 SQ f fe xv? -3114 lj ah I 'V 3 ai 5 LL v 5 3. '5 U Q44 lcv v 9 'llc I 'X ci 6 .Y D 3.1, EJ -ve Eg. F. w Ev Jw, l ,.., . ..,, ,W W , fc--1 -RFQ ,,.,,,....,,,,,-.-.,...,-...-.,,-.-V--c--cc-c---vfc-rr .-in-my' ,rm -ff . 'Tk . 1 ' R S A me if- ' - . JU Je. 13' 1 2 1 I Q , ,- 'Nc ' . Q U l A 1 FJ .1 -Q D , Q 'bl Y 7 W H - 1 Y ,,. i ff 'Q 0 ,, , . .K . GRANT THOMAS , ALESE M. HAVEN w. v. U. , N. R. s., w. v. U. Junior High School Prin- CUNY ?Ch00l Of EX' Q, Cipal, PFQSSIOII. Mathematics, English, rl Spgnggr Junigf SPOIISOI' Fl'CSlllTl3l'l Class, Travel Club, Freshman Literary Club. ' O 31- Y? K v RACHEL H. FERGUSON ' E ATTIE M. HARVEX fsenio, High, Marshall College, W. V. U. AB. Maryville College ,UI Citizenship, Physical UHfveiSfw0fN-Carolina 'U E'-lUC3fi0l:l, N Biology, Agriculture, YD SPOUSOF Eighth Grade. Coach Girls' Basketball, Sponsor Nature Club, h Sophomore Class, 13 ' ,I Club. v ' Q' ls MILLARD JARRELL -c New R'iver State School 'J ELL:-:N PURDY Science, ' Y, 1 Western State Normal Sponsor 13 Club, School. Mich. Drawing. MARGARET JACKSON Lewisburg Seminary Marshall College Sponsor Seventh Grade, Literary Club. A Science Club. 1 Coach junior High Bas- ketball. . I ' Es MARY SCOTT l Virginia State Teachers' College Sponsor Eighth Grade, Nature Study Club. ' I .H ix V CAROLINE R. WHITE D ' State Teachers' College, . Virrzinia 0 I Literature, History, Music, Nj Sponsor Freshman Class, ' ' Music Club. ' Y: , . Pam: 11 - ff:f..c?' f- 1ifc..c L3lf3'.3?a.l4 9.'Giss'7fQ'K.l ' r .s -. Seventh Grade, 1 CAFETERIA GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION PAGE 11 .5-.4 Q, l X69 Xb-, Dfgniufgl WHO'S WHO IN SENIOR HIGH PAGE 14 fs- eg W l l 5 w 9 .1 1 C, n -1 . ' O 'oo A l 'Q 6 131 Q, . O Q 'w 9 ga. v I i LBJ na 1 Il I :- ' ml ' 5 'I 0 l o 'vi n Q O , 'LIKE w I I J :-:Zi f,,9.Qf1' eL.eli'Efs3 .g'o ',c:1 Esv,..1x I - as ' .l ' elw XGOQE' l-Mmff' , ' . ' U 4 - 5 A -, . lk ' -GA - ,'l 1929 H' is - -' I - ' e -- aaa as 'li' A ll ll ' 54441 - A U Q, I -I G3 l L. STINNETI' McCoY J. MILLS MILLER LINDSAY 31 ' B AUBREY -IENNINGS STINNETT JUANITA VIRGINIA MILLS ORB ROBIN I lu Minting his +word: from a fund of Good to look at, and better yet to know. ' though' and knowledge' Treasurer Senior Classg Treasurer Home . ' President Senior Class: Science Clubg Economics Clubg Dramatic Club. , 13 Club. ERNEST MCCOY RICHARD OLIN MILLER E7 Expiry URICHARDH , l ' Rare are than of whom all :peak well. 'ITM' mm' wh: hem-1,115-F if 7101 fluff? 1 Dramatic Clubg Athletic Clubg Football , ' , l26-,27 Captain ,2g-l29: Basketball ,27: Secretary Senxor Classg Presldent Travel Secretiry Senior Class. Clubg Athletlc Clubg Log Staffg ASSOCISIB Editor Acorn. . . CECIL BEN LINDSAY HROSEBUDH ' A great man il he who nefvzr lore: his 4' 3 child'.f heart. I . Chaplain Senior Classg President 13 Clubg Athletic Clubg Football '25-'26-'28g Basketball, '27-'28, Captain '29g Track '28g Baseball '26-'27-'28. CJ Ea! ' ' l Za ' c 0' ' PACE 15 I Al VERNA SUE AMOLE LKSUE!! We c'ouldn't do -without her. Secretary Dramatic Club 3 Recording Secretary 13 Clubg Basketball '28-'Z93 Class Historian. PAUL STEVENS BACKUS STEVE Leave silence to Saints- 1 am hut human. President Dramatic Clubg Athletic Clubg Log Statfg Orchestrag Football '27- '28 ROSA LELIA ALEXANDER HELECKU Al happy disposition is like a PFIJTII that de- flefts all hlne rays. Travel Cluhg l3 Club, HUBERT DAVID BENNETT I-I Umm He spends his days in arguments, His nights in planning them. Athletic Clulmg Log Staff. MARY RUBY BLAKE ..RUm,,. A girl of the loweliesl t' dxf - w'-. 111 , x President Home Eco- nomics Clubg Dramatic Clubg Basketball '28-'Z9. HAVEN F. ALLEN LANKY To rome or not to rome That 15 the question. Athletic Clubg Orchestra MADORA K. BLAKE IRISH There is a lot of fun in this world. Home Economics Cluhg Travel Club. ROBERT MYRL BASHAM ttMYRL1s Heaven gives her fafvor- PF ites-early death. Athletic Club. RUTH M. BAUMGARTNER Bum Generous, steadfast and loyal, A friend worth having. Home Economics Clubg Basketball '28, Captain 29. WILLIAM NEWTON BIBB uBILLn He is not dead-he is just a-way. Athletic Clubg Football '28. if-r,,'ff'--- 4- ' R . 3 i., V -,KJ -. x. . -L-,',::. L. RUBY DOROTHY BISHOP HPUSSYJY Variety is the fvery soiee of life-so is red half. Home Economics Clubg Dramatic Club. 0'rT0 C. BOWL!-:S HCHESTYU A lion among the la- dies. Travel Club 3 Athletic Clubg Log Stall '27- '29g Football '26-'27-'Z8g Track '28, Captain '29g Captain Wrestling '28, ELVA L. CANTERBURY ANIMAL Never trouble, trouble Till trouble troubles you. Dramatic Club: Travel Clubg Log Staflg Secre- tary, Acorn Staff. HOMER E. FITZWATER HAMMER Newer over serious, newer fn-volous. But a rare good fellow. Travel Clubg Athletic Clubg Log Staffg Snap- shot Editor, Acorn Staff. MADORA ANNE CARTER 'AMY DOME Sheff pretty, s-weet, and all the rest. Treasurer, Library Clubg Vice-PresidentPress Clubg Assistant Libra- rian. -A v MARTHA E. BRAGG Mums Nealne.rs is the trofwn- zng grace of woman- JAMES D. BOONE, JR. cel. Din For he's a jolly good fellofw-fwhirh no one fan deny. Post Graduateg Dramatic Clubg Log Staflg Ath- letic Club. EDITH ANN BURGESS lKPEGCYvll Beauty is its own exruse for being. Secretary and Treasurer Travel Clubg Home Eco- nomics Club. JAMES EMMET COLEMAN SLIM He who laughs last, laugh: longest. Library Club, Debating Club: Assistant Libra- rian. MARY H. CANTERBURY isJIM:: Her voire is efver soft, gentle and 1ofw,' an ex- eellent thing in wom- an. Press Club. BERNARD T. FLINT BEANY Faint heart newer won fair lady. Acorn Staff ,285 Log Staff: Tennis '28. hood. Press Club. 1, , 'ff' Q...-H. A r L ' ' j'.:'-'il I- t i I 4 1:5 V.: f z S L' NELLIE CLATWORTHY Nm l Milde.vt manners and gentler! heart. Press Club. WILLIAM R. FORBES HBUDDOU fl merry hear! and ll fhreerful countenanref' President Press Clubg Log Staflg Athletic Clubg Football '28. EDNA K. CHRISTIAN HKITTENH There are none like her, none. Secretary Home Eco: nomics Clubg Log Stattg Cheer Leader '28-'29. : DENNIS II. HILL UPREACHERH fl slaunrh friend and ll romrade true. Athletic Clubg Football '27-'28, VIRGINIA K. DRUMMOND POLLY Her 'voice ir like the lwarhllng of a blfdd, Vice-President Home Eco- nomics Clubg Dramatic Club. ,..., ,sl.x ..,v,, ,ll ELA, X S ALBERT JOSEPH FODOR BUG If you lwlrll to lifve in peare, Beware of Jalxophoner, fwomen and geese. President Science Clubg Sergeant- at- Arms 13 Cluhg Track '28. VIRGINIA B. COLEMAN HVIRGIEH None but herself can be her parallel. Home Economics Clubg Basketball '29. FRED M. FRISK HNIICI-IAEI.,' For nature made him what he ls, and ne-'ver made another. Athletic Clubg Log Staifg Football '27-'28g Travel Club. HELEN IRIS CRAFT HBUNTU By diligenee she fwim' her way. French Clubg Nature Study Club. RAY EDWARD GRAY ALR.-XY!! A loyal friend, and a true good sport. Athletic Clubg Sport Edi- tor Acorng Football '27- '28' Captain Imps '275 Track 'zsg Baseball '26. . ..,..:--s.,.,, ,,.,-.,-.,...., .L.4.., . Y. . .,.v,V.,,, T ' I' ...J l .C .ll -,.- ., im . -. ROBERT J. KESSLER CowBoY Lo-ve and a rough ran- nol he hid. Business Manager, Dra- matic Clubg Athletic Clubg Log Staffg As- sistant Business Manager Acorn: Captain Track '27g Football '26-'27-'Z83 Basketball '27-'28g Base- ball '25. WILLIE J. HAGY BILL Laughter on her lip! and soul within her eyes, .4 witty little lass, and runny as the skier. Library Clubg 13 Clubg Assistant Librarian. JOHN CARLOS HU FFMAN ntHUFFl1 I am ar I am, and to will I he. ' Travel Clubg Athletic Manager '26g Art Editor Acorn '25-'26-'27-'ZBQ Edi- tor-in-Chief Acorn '29. PAULINE M. LONG POLLY Sugar and .vpire and all lhzngs mee. Dramatic Clubg Library Clubg 13 Clubg Spe- cialty Editor Acorn. KENNETH H. MANN KENNr Doesn't pay to worry, Thing: are hound to happen anyway. Vice-President T r a v e l Clubg Log Statfg Orches- tra. HELEN K. FRA NTZ upunn Sweet and fair, and on the square. Treasurer Dramatic Clubg L02 Staff: l3 Club. PAUL KALAVASKI tlSMl.l.Hll .-Illlgold does not glllierf' Press Clubg IS Club' Lfbfil fy Clubg Assistant Librarian. GOLDA FRANCES JORDAN FR.txNuxE H1 Pu! all my troublm in a hox, :lml sat upon ihe lid and .rm1l1'a'. Travel Clubg Press Clubg Basketball '28, SAMUEL T. LIPARI LITTLE Foxr I gazed, and a.r I gazed, the wonder grew Tha! one small head would earry all he knew. Chaplain 13 Clubg Sec- retary-Treasurer French Clllbi Athletic Clubg Football '28. MARY CLIDE MANKIN SUNSHINE ri Lip: like Cupidlv ho-w,' rapper-tinted hair- Eyer of hazel hue- People, heware. ' Press Club. ,L i ip vyhkf 9 J . 1... a I-, . , , ,, Y ,,,,, ,a.a.-. .4 x-..-.-. .L -5 A- A . 5.13 ' '- 'Y 5.33. .j.:l..-GSX A.'Z.Lf..,g,,t it : fi' -1 hail SAMUEL RUSSELL MILLS ,If UP JI E' A MARY M. I-IOLT H RITCH APENNYU Govern tlzyself and then 5- . I thou wzlt be able to -3, Quiet untzl you know govern the world. LP fer . . y- -Thm what H ,wealth President Athletlc Cluhg J you Jqndp, Dramatic Clubg Log btaffg 4,- ' Football '25-'26, Captain Press Club- '28g Baseball '26-'28g v- Director Junior High A Tournamentg Business L' , Manager Acorn. , Qi is JAMES WSRREN, ROGERS MARTHA J' MEADOWS fi Q EACON, UPETE., ,I Q Athletic Clubg Wrestling usweet and unafeded l'.fA,H gg, Captain '293 Track ,the it henelftrf 'yvwl Home Economics Club. VTX ri! ORPHA JANE 0'DELL OSWALD K. Monms JANE Snowy QQ! '24 little nonsense now f'Th, .world i, no hge, and fhen 1 if we .rtudyp I: reluhed by the wuest Lift i, no lunge, if .wg J of men-n hurry. Dramatic Clubg Library Travel Club. U? 3 Clubg 13'l Clubg As- Q, l sistant Librarian. FP- ' l 4 MORTON PAYNE SADLER MARY ISABELEE SIMMS V UMOTE., SPIKE - rr ' e ..Gqod Wim, meds no .fi.Lnme,rry as the day 1: Aa WN P 'ti' D ' Cl b 'v l'eSl ent l'3nlatlC U Q A of Log Smfjf1,C1aSS Poemi. Treasurer Press Clubg K 'Q Tenm? 28, Track 28' Library Clubg Assistant , Y Atllletlc Club. Librarian. .E A l 1 fl ZELMA ESTHER SIMPSON Zn LEONARD PETE s'rARK h' - Qood nalured, generous, PETE 'Aid' 1011? and flf Wf'u Men were made to li:- P I e S i d e nt Home Eco- ten as well as to talk. 6 nomics Club: President Athletic Club. ,, Nature Study Clubg Bas- 1 ketball '28-'29. ' QT.: PAGE Z0 E ini P' Q2 W--a. ie? L F, -- .gE5f':,fugkT:,iq:f:i1q- ty! ta Swparvwj 13 fi? L--wiv? . - P 'j' 3: 111, 35- Q er A iq.: M., an H. E,ff'sj 'X 1 'f2miIQ.... .a.a.a'E2.l.7nft' iz, -,..+.a.:4 E '- .5 -..Q 1 r '1 '- 'W rw we-.---ff, 'i ff fi, Hi.-WL, .- T. ?u.,.,:4KT:Li-Ll.-f .5 -ll J .Af 143 . . '1. ly all l 1247 if 'ul '5l,.l HAM. N. TRUMP jjj HUNT iixcul Happy go lucky. f' ll Athletic Club. mfg + lr'-ll s. hi it -si E I JI FRANCES L. SUTPHIN P Lg Fuss L' VL P She fannot fhefk her girlish blush, if - Her rolor comer and if ' ' gon. QQ, .4 t., ' V: l L 'il l .P I 1' rl f - rx Riiiaii r N X lil? V-'gift 1: llfi., fl 3 1 94 i. .- I , ...If - ,fu Aff ' i., , ll ' X I3 r-A A Ml. byffle :Sr ll f l President Library Clubg Press Clubg Class Calen- darg Assistant Librarian. MATTIE B. THOMPSON SQUmBs A fair exterior ix a .rzlent rerommendatzonf' Home Economics Clubg Log Staff. MARY L. WASHINGTON MA'Y YLISAU For nothing ran A-ver he amixs, When .fimpleness and duty tendfr it. Vice-President Library Clubg Corresponding Sec- retary 13 Clubg Press Clubg Class Will. ANDREW E. w00'l'EN ANDY 'Ti.t as easy to grin ar to growl. Secretary and Treasurer French Clubg Vice-Presi- dent 13 Clubg Athletic Clubg Football '28. V X 4 x IVA MAE SCOTT HCANARYH Sfwn't and lrur and al- fwayx kind, .-I lirlirr pal no one ran fndln nomlcs Club Treasurer junior Class Treasurer Home Ecu- . .'.. , yf. .bu ,,. , ,L 4-,Ucv.,.-s .......:l.-j K ' NANCY OPAL THOMAS MPA! U Bland fwith plain sense and .vohrr rrai-on. Dramatic Clubg Travel Club: Log Staff. ARTHUR JOHN WALLACE HSPECKU Mis1'hi1'f lrndr fnrhant- ment. Athletic Club: Log Staff. MABEL C. WOOTEN SHokrv .-I rhrerful grin fwill gf! you in, Where knorlzrr 'was nwvrr known. Library Clubg Treasurer IS Clubg Assistant Li- brarian. KATE MELVINA TOOMBS url-INYu Prrtty to fwalk with, Witty to talk with, l'lra.ran! to think on. Vice-President Dramatic Club: Home Economics Clubg IS Club. l RUTH PERKINS by 1 -'Roma -'lfff Her eyes are blue as the F fairy flax. Li S fa French Club. 51.127, . Yi ' -:' ' -v-rf'- V . ' 'M' if lv. - gg ' fi it Y '-V ff J' , I, ', W 5' .11 J 2 h 115. ' -If ff' -w -' :.: .' .' .LK zz ' 1 I ,t. ...-.,...l.....--n...,. L, . O f -'uf A N. - .-, ,.. 7M--.-,.. P XS 1 4 r 1 l fi -ai: .. 193 .A I . K ' f w' ' xr F Q a ' Aux ' - ,, . s AC QRN is l GJ' - e T - I, o -. The Senior Class of 1929 1 - .4 . M0'r'r0: Nota prize without a struggle. J -J O COLORS! Red and White FLowEa: Red Rose SPONSORS Qs RENE M. KELLY MADBLINE SIMS ' 5. . ' - -,Ab SENIOR POEM E Here's to the Class of '29g , ., The girls are cute and thevboys are fine. i The class is large and full of pep . ' L - When it comes to studying, what a rep! Ci l ' Athletes, they are of every string, 'A , Q ii The Class that picked the standard ringg ' The first to finish in the new OAK HILL HIGHQ The team whose name shall never die. Q l C . .4 Whose class nickname is the NSALTY DOGS K-L' H It's they who publish the MACORNU and the LOGS. ,WJ When Devils and Angels were on the team, V They were forced on to Victory by the jf '51 cheering squads' scream. . ,J 'rcM0TE::' I 'S' . . 9 VJ. , U Y E Ll lf Q, 'P . A 1 PAcs22 JJ iq --- f. . .- ..,,. --, .- -A .-e... '. . .- ..'4' , A' -'T i . 'H Us Q2'f'f.DWirf sir-P Q es f :see L I .1 Q ,A x . . . W , .v ,175 'ii 'Zi - ,. x I. 'S 5 YL! V ij 's ' 4 Q' ,Ar Zo .ga bg .3,' Y? . .khjg C D fx if 3 :RP 5.3 .., . pri ginger sf 'J fiagiiimiei 141, 'LHB' he. bu , 5 'r ,fauiinn ,L .ik Hsu 4 .561 fb?- i ,hi .F A hi If ' . L. 'fl we A Mi pt, iv' 'N 1 A .I ' il '14 L Aja O '. U I. 7 Qs is F' . gi . 0 B' 12 35 1 5, d . ' e 1' 5 J 1 'Q I WAR 4? lx' -- A Qhe in U Y l 6' fb 'fo-Qt, - eta -H 4 A rp - '. div Class History , tm We, the Seniors of '29, began our journey through Oak Hill High School in the fall of 1926. just cast a glance at the following and see what you can make out of it. 'F OFFICERS OF '26 Cscn. Lumen - - - ------- - - - Pruident Rum BAUMGAKTNEK - ---- - - Vice-President Asn-IBY SMITHSON - - - - Secretary ' BLAINB Dowmzv - - - Treasurer 5 Aman HAVEN - - 1 .---- S ' l'IA'l'I'IE WILSON ---- l po mr SOCIAL ATTRACTIONS The Sophomores gave the Freshmen a party on Hallowe'en, and the Freshmen returned the party by giving the Sophomores a Minstrel on St. Patrick's Day. From this you can see that our social activities were not very heavy. CECIL LINDSAY MoR'roN SABLIIR OTTO Bowne ATHLETIC CANDIDATES FOOTBALL ROBERT KESSLER DENNIS HILL GAYLORD STANLEY ASHBY SMITHSON RAYMOND HARPER BLAINE Downer Er. ex' A . 1 -. L, Bovs' BASKETBALL ,Q CECIL Lmnsn ASHBY SMITHSDN O1'ro Bowuzs Ei ROBERT KESSLER MoR1'oN SADLER . GIRLS BASKETBALL RUBY BLAKE RUTH BAUMGARTNER MARY ALICE Hlclcs Sus Annu: MILDRED Boomn MYRTLE CARTE ZBLMA SmPsoN ALMA BIBB OFFICERS OF '27 . 'f CECIL LINDSAY - - ---- - - Preeidenl Q Asmav Smmsou ---------- - Vice-President -Q OLIN MILLER ---- - - Secretary Q9 Rum BAUMGARTNEK - - - Treasurer MRS. LBNA ISRAEL - - - ----- Spomor , Due to the large number in the Sophomore and Freshmen classes the annual 3 parties were discontinued for that year. On May 28, the Sophomores finished their year with a picnic. ' -g ATHLETIC CANDIDATES FOOTBALL C' GAYLOKD STANLEY AsI-IBY Sum-Ison PAUL BAcxUs 'BLAINE Downer SAMUEL LIPARI RAYMOND FoRBI:s 'Hr Orm Bowua JAMES Wzsr Dumas HILL . Rosen' Knssuax Cecu. Sum-I RAY GRAY M 1 Cecn, Lmnen RANDALL FoRBBs Q Boys' BASKETBALL Amar Sumnou CECIL LINDSAY EMORY Surf!-:sow ' Ronan' KIBBLBR 0110 Bowuzs Morrow SABLBR JAMES Wxsr - 'L PAQ: 23 . ' aio . .N .-.A .. Wx. . ' .,J.,o1, 'B . - 49' g r - om!-. 3' , . N fs-'Lo f 151 er -I. , f ' . ,N .1 ,,1,. 2,4 1 , yrysvwr-v1r1u-1-vvxq-2-Y-I-f-W.. . -f . V ,L J, :vm I 'W' , . I. . K ' 1. -' '-. ' ' - V 'H 4 -' h .- A 6, ,Q I , I AGQIQIN I. is I .V rl Ja ' I 1 zu A .I ' -' - M, ' .. CJ K . it GIRLS, BASKETBALL Q E RUBY BLAKE SUE AMOLE KATHRYN BLAKE 'Y , ULAI-I SI-IDRTER RUTI-I BAUMDARTNER MILDRED Boo'mE , ' ZELMA SIMPSON r . ' - OFFICERS OF '28 ' Ik BOYD CONNER - l - - - ------ - - Pruidgnt I' ' C5 ROBERT KEssLER - - L ----- - Vice-President Dv . KATHERINE FRANTZ ---- - - Secretary , .' ' CARLOS HUFFMAN ----- - - Trgagurgr , ' MRS. IsRAEL AND MKS. KELLY ------ Sponsor: A. h - 'SOCIAL ATTRACTIONS . . - The Seniors gave the Juniors a circus, in the new Gymnasium, on April 25. The . , s . Juniors returned it at the annual Junior-Senior Banquet on the 18th of May. The ban- - ,, quet was carried out with great success. The Juniors had their class picnic on the 24th ' I - ' 'R of May. They journeyed to Camp Sewell for this occasion. q O f ATHLETIC CANDIDATES '- in ' FooTBALL - 0 it ROBERT KEssLER RANDALL FoRBEs ANDREW WOOTEN as . J .BEN BIBB PAUL BAcKUs DENNIs HILL , - CECIL LINDSAY SAMUEL LIPARI JAMES WEST Z I' , - O'rro BOWLBS RAY GRAY FRED FRISK . h d . WILLIAM BIBB BLAINE DDWNEY RUssEL MILLS L- '32, RAYMOND FORBES ABHBY SMmIsoN ' ka ' BOYS' BASKETBALL K ,' CECIL LINDSAY RAYMOND FORBES VERNON KELLY - , . RDBERT Knssmzn RUBEL MILLB ASI-IEY Sum-IsoN ' V 0'l'l'0 BowLEs MOLTON SADLER EMORY SMITHHDN A JAME8,WE8T P 4 GIRLS, BASKETBALL l N RUTH BAUMGARTNER SUE AMOLE EDITH BAILEY fx . GoLDA JORDAN RUBY BLAKE VIRGINIA COLEMAN fi' CJ ZELMA SIMPSON MILDRED BOOT!-IE C 5 cf, TRACK Q6 QS ROBERT KESSLEK WARREN RocERs ALBERT F'oDoR 9 CECIL LINDSAY Orro BowLEs HUBBRT BENNETT y RAY GRAY KENNETH MANN JAMES WEs'r X R - MORTON 'SADLER RAYMOND FORBES MARVIN JOHNSON -3 - V WRESTLING . m O1'ro BowLEs ANDREW WOOTEN SAMUEL LIPARI Q . MORTDN SADLER KENNETH MANN RANDALL FoRBEs , ' 'I HARRY CANTERBURY n . BASEBALL A gf . V Y, DENNIS HILL RUssEL MILLS RAY GRAY , Ig CECIL LINDSAY HOMER FITZWATER ROBERT KEssLER is VERNON KELLY ' 4' 1' si OFFICERS OF '29 L 'I ' O AUBREY STINNEIT - ------- - 1 Ffflidfflf G ' L1 ERNEST MeCoY - - ---- - Vice-Prmdent ji ' ' OLIN MILLER - - - ---- Sfffffffl' QQ ' ' JUANITA MxLLs - - - - - - - - - - .TNG-Wfff S . CECIL LINDSAY - ---- - - Chdfldm . ,y ' MRs. KELLY AND Miss Suas - Sponsor.: ' 13 6 .' ' ! x. PAGE 24 ik J Ar-K '9 '1G'1 ' ' 1 ' ' ' D ' -' ' I - n I 1 .. - ' Q. , 5 J Q , - - REE. I fs .J-I Af, . 1' 'V ' Oixe V he .. , was ACQRN SOCIAL ATTRACTIONS . -' Of course the Senior year being the most important of all we were rather for- ' tunate In social activities We rewarded the Juniors wlth a wonderful party on'AprIl 19, and they returned it with the 'annual Junior-Senior Banquet It was a grand af- , fair and vcill be remembered by the Seniors through the rest of their happy days J, 4 I 5 'I 1 1? .iq It I ' rs I , N 1 fit I 7 Q 'A fl l 'I Y 5 'la F I 'S a, lt 'Z' hh Ai? N F gs? ff! 1' I T .I i - V I The Senior Class play was presented on-May 17, in real fashion. I . v ,Q Alas! then came the most touching of all social affairs when the Baccalaureate 5 Sermon was delivered to us on May 19, and then came on May 24, our Commence- CM i. ment exercises. Not soon will we forget those four happy and well spent years in high 'Q C' . school. . .D , ATHLETIC CANDIDATES , -', FOOTBALL ,A CECIL LINDSAY ERNEST McCoY WILLIAM BIBB I ' Orro BOWLES RAY GRAY SAMUEL LIPARI ' ROBERT KEssLER DENNIS HILL ANDREW WOOTEN I ' n. RUssEL MILLS PAUL BACKUS RANDALL FoREEs 0 gh BoYs' BASKETBALL fri - , CECIL LINDSAY RAYMOND FoRnEs RAY GRAY AN- ' Orro Bowuss ROBERT KEssLER DENNIS HILL ' . - JAMEs WEST CARLOS HUFFMAN ERNEsT McCoY ' 9 - , I RANDALL FORBES MoRToN SADLER OSWALD MoRRIs , . h GIRLS' BASKETBALL - - SUE AMoLE ZELMA SIMPSON GOLDA JORDAN ' ' RUBY BLAKE VIRGINIA COLEMAN MADORA CARTER - - RUTH BAUMGARTNER MARY SIMMs ELVA CANTERBURY A ' - e 1 TRACK my CECIL LINDSAY KENNETH MANN RAY GRAY . ' 1, Orro BOWLBS MORTON SADLER HUEERT BENNETT fi ' ROBERT KEssLER ALBERT FODOR rg f ' . You can see from this history 'that ours was an athletic class. We felt Important 9. as well as honored by having in'our class Russel Mills, Captain of Football for '28: 'i 'R .' Cecil Lindsay, Captain of Boys' Basketball for '29g Otto Bowles, Captain of Track bi for '29g and Ruth Baumgartner, Captain of Girls' Basketball for '29. u Cecil Lindsay won laurels for himself as well as for our class, by making All- - State Center in '27 and '28, and Otto Bowles made All-State Guard in '28. ' ' l Don't forget that the girls won the Girls' Class Tournament for two years in .1 0' -2, succession. SS' .fi . . . . . . QP A After four years In Oak Hill HI h School, we consider this the reatest hlstor . , g g I y , N' U made there by any Senior Class. ,, . 9 S 54 ,' PUD 'eq sv E . if' ' 0 PAGE 25 5 Ai ' LII I '+I- Qq.- Q . .- -- . '- -'!- -- A-0 ' ' li 1 Q 0 P A, .na ef. ,e-, . sl Vw . -?'J 'J rzc5:' Q it .f Q. 15 ' .-if-'.cJ I uf! I . '-L IN MEMORIAM WILLIAM NP WWI ON BIBB L1 xss or 1929 Born September 6 1908 Dled October 7-1 978 LOUI91' L HRIS'I IAN S'l A'1 ON Born Iune 23 1911 Dled Febrmrw 4 929 ROBFR'I 'VIYRL BASHANI CLASS or 1929 Born October 6 1911 Died 'Hatch 3 1979 v . '-' 1 I ' CLASS or 1930 , ., ' . 3 , I '7Ae A tp 733727-.,' AC SZFLN 'QRS Class Prophecy A 14 s V' jf -- A v N-mm-M--rt'-.--W-5-K '- f, f , , -5- I a f. . D -- s- '--. l - s. ' 1 f .'cl.i',l - Q-.ill .ggi K - f -1 ' Q Q Ten years ago with spirits high The Seniors bade each other goodbye, Today we met and greeted friends How they've fared in verse I now begin. Sue Amole, with her dainty ways, With Martin Backus is spending her days. Cowboy Kessler, true to his name, Has gone out west to win him some fame. Paul Backus, who is far from home, In Paul Whiteman's Orchestra plays the Saxophone. Frances Sutphin, alibrarian is she, Among her books as busy as a bee. Albert Fodor, fwe always called him Bugsl, Is now a great salesman of Oriental Rugs. A great surprise to all, was Homer Fitz- water, I-Ie fell in love with a girl, and chased her till he got'er. Bernard Flint loved a girl named Flossie, He doesn't love her now cause she's too bossy. Pud Frantz, although a timid little girl, Promised Cowboy she'd follow him to the end of the world. Ruth Perkins, Oh My! so studious is she- Has tagged to her name many a degree. Mattie Thompson, the wicked little thing, Searched for gold and found a wedding ring. Virgie Coleman, the most heartless of ' Hirts, To the surprise of all is washing shirts. Ruby Bishop still wears her grin And claims- red-hcaded boys her besetting . sin. Ruth Baumgartner in her heart still holds Love for that would-be-sheik, Otto Bowles. Lelia Alexander is a missionary in China, While Nellie Clatworthy has a home in - Carolina. Juanita Mills a nurse would be, But she married a seaman and now sails the sea. Harl Trump now lives in the sticks, What a shine he does cut with the wood- hicks! Ruby Blake, a dancer so gay, Lives in New York on the great White Way. Polly Drummond, how she sings like a lark, When she takes her kiddies to play in the park. Martha Meadows married a man named Baker, She wouldn't say yes so he just had to take her. Thoughts of Bill Bibb and Myrl Basham bring tears to my eyes, They long ago have left us for their home A in the skies. Famous in football is Ernie McCoy He's thought lots of and is a mighty good boy. Cecil Lindsay, with his shy ways and blushes, As a coach in a College gets all the rushes. Successful in business is Polly Long, She's famous in art but not in song. We all think Kat. Christian plays just grand, But it seems she just can't catch her a man. Olin Miller, the Pea Ridge Sheik, Is a traveling salesman and comes here once a week. Mabel Wooten, we all like her, Is a dealer in fine silks and fur. Andrew Wooten, with his eyes that smile, Teaches school on a Philippine Isle, PAGB27 O3-kai. D . -A, ...f6-.Kqi- -g,I.' .. ,xv . . ,I-qu Q Q Pa' Iveco' as . ,, Q. as . 's l' 'E is is rg . - J A , I' I 'D .1 5, K. in 4 C L, 'I C' 'J an , S 1. . .3 RTI N ..- Y ws ., V it t. . Q ' J mw.,-..... , ,... .... -.....,,..., if I ,Nw 'QAPBQA I Q n aaefagy r AC ORN lt . Aubrey Stmnett, always a sly detective, Gets new clues by tending the defective. Kenny Mann took his tenor banjo And went crazy playing Old Black Joe. Emmet Coleman a hair cut still doth need If he doesnt watch out hell go to seed. Edith Burgess turned down Sunshine's love And now spends her time selling silk gloves. Mary Holt the Vaudevrlle Queen Orpha ODell famous for her love affairs Lives on a farm but my, how she puts on airs Opal Thomas still wears her big Irish smile And to see her the boys still walk two miles. Mae Scott was married to a Scotchman so mee In the back yard to give the chickens the rice Otto Bowles is a reporter of high renown A man with more money and brains cant be found Elva Canterbury still popular must be Cause she sets in this town styles for you and me Ray Gray in Scarbro has established a store But in football he is heard of no more. Paul Kalavslu said Where theres a wi theres a way He and Helen Craft were married that very same day Mary Mankm with her perfect pose Has married a man with a big red nose. My heart goes out to Willie Hagy Her husband left her with a family of three. Hubert Bennett is on the stage' His picture is often on the front page. Charles McLain has gone to the North so cold, I ,I -L V' viii- ' li- . 9 ,Y l . aa' wr fs 4 W , , , V- ' Q f I f X Y . ! ' ll H 7 I . I Y D 1 - ! Is advertising Danderine. . 1 l Y Y I I 9 5 . Y ' v , . . l ' ' , u y J in D 1929 The French clowns, Biggie Forbes and Sam Lipari, Are now living happily in gay Paree. J. D. Boone, still a Senior lad, -Stays home nights and comforts his dad. Carlos Huffman took all his views And went to Chicago to write up the news. Morton Sadler and Pete Stark live in bachelors' bliss- With no one to love and no one to miss. A face that I miss is that of Dennis Hill He went to Honolulu and I guess he's there still. Randall Forbes, a heart-breaker is he, Still sells ice in the land of the free. Madora Carter-the way she will grin And flirt with our husbands, it is a sin. Zelma Simpson with her laugh and frown, Many a poor man has she turned down. Pritch Mills, captain of the football team, Is now a big banker and owns a big li- mousine, Kate Toombs, with her dainty little feet, Owns a shoe store upon Main Street. Mary Canterbury with her heart of pure gold, Of her kind nursing many a story is told. Warren Rogers, the Boxing-Bill In a big fight finds glory still. Frankie Jordan, still has her gum And says she'll keep it till Kingdom Come. Mary Lou Washington, always a wise little ass, Has entered a convent her life for to pass. The day grows dreary- Of this verse you grow weary- My mind is a blank And the kids I must spank, So I close for this time With this last little rhyme: Folks, don't forget the class of '29, With our pep we can beat you any old time. We have the thing that you may lack- Love for O. H. H. S., boosters of the red Where he has high hopes of finding some and black- Zffld -MARY Simms PAGE 28 0 km ' 44' .. 1 - . 1 QL- kr i. rj Wil, 'I iv' .cf ,, . Ja ' ' . . 2: f P fu -04 Q , 1 65, 'f4 .n' fi in E. an .fi 6 if. 0 O A? ,I Q 5 o J . O fl 'S q 5 Y .. I uf RTI - . is 'V l ' 1 '-3 ,. H.,- PAGE 29 l or exif. iw l if 5 p fs-G pl.4f, .Q2 - Lights and Shadows of Oak Hill High School Sept. 5-That old familiar sound, ding! dong! School starts in new building. Sept. 7-Mix-up and excitement among stu- dents. Sophomores lost finding their class rooms. Septa 9-Workmen busy. School half a ay. - Sept. 11-No books, no work, but the teach- ers find a way. Sept. 15-First football game of the season. Red Devils 8, Ansted 0. Not so worse. Sept. 18-Miss Harris gave that fascinating s A library test. Say, did I pass? Sept. 20-Muley Walker announces that you can chew gum in the laboratory. What Ndv. 2-Love is beautiful, love is grand, finally Miss Sammel found her a man. Nov. 5-Classroom thermometers register 32 degrees F. Dismissed for rest of day 'cause my feet are cold. Nov. 6'-Hurrah for Al and Herb!! Nov. 7-Lost one mind over election- Hubert Bennett. Nov. 9--Mr. Rhodes lectures: Act like a civilized nation, not a band of savages. He oughtn't to expect too much. Nov. 10-I smell feet, whose feet? Becltley's defeat. Nov. 12-Paul Kalavski receives American Legion Medal. my kind? Nov. 13-J. D. Boone and other girls put Sept. 22-Wiped old Charleston off the map. in order for tinted pictures. nv Us 2, them or but Charleston Wonlt be' Nov. 15-These new Red Devil lumber gi lleve it' jackets-Ain't they cute P-I'd strut too. SCPY- 25 Afm0UUC9meUt5 Genefal Assem' Nov. 16-Fred Frisk visits Princeton Cham- , bly today. Harl Trump: Was he a ber of Commerce. , General in the world war? N 1 Sh , Nob P , h' If P' Sept. 29-O! boy, Richwood loses to Red ov' 8- ume- me ' aw down ' Devils-18-0. Nov. 20-Jack Frost left my toes numb. 'ix' Oct. 1--Clubs organized and class oliicers Dec. 1-,Football men walk fm-Ward to re- . elected, Tried to railroad me, they did. ceive letters' proud? Oh No! Oct. Z-Tony Carolla changes his position ,L , . , ,, , is it sy-em fo 2- head in Dec-..3r.32': '..2f.f':.'1's..':.i'm?.t, .H.:.::': in oc ers. 1 .D Q' Oct. 3-School gets started right. All day can man , Session. ffwhy didnvt they give us more Dec. 5--Mr. Wallter gives lecture to P.A.D. 5 wa,-ning? 1 gotta date. Sllass on an ideal wifeuand husband. 'E Oct. 5-Oak Hill journeys to jail city. How Hey' let me look at you' SK those Imps playedl Dec. 7-Biggie Forbes. challenges Biliy Oct. 10-Muley says, Give me two bits, Scott T0 3 duel ar Midnight- ' PH EW' You a locker key- Dec. 8-Biggie did not show up this morn- - X Oct. 11- Soups on!! , shouts Miss Sammel. ing. O Oct. 12-2000 witnesses watch Red Devils Dec. 11-Mary Simms writes nAdVice to Pull fgllow iackgsll fxflgers' lovers. Now where's the catch in thatl -- Oct. 17-- o to run a .. rv D . 14-K 11 1 Ol n lp Oct. 20-Red Devils meet their Waterloo. ec caught :Loo C man u has done F N Ceredo-Kenova, 125 Red Devils, 0. , I I , ' Oct. 24-Miss Sims declares she doesn't like Dec'h21-'Chnstmas hohdays begin' ans dates. appy' M Oct 29-Senior pictures taken. Hold that lan- 2-SICCPY? Goshl If WHS worth if- - P'-,sein jan. S-Basketball girls say please call us V Oct. 31-Seniors demand privileges, fthat's Angels. lFallen Angels.J It am' . ' Jan. 8-Library Club added to Janitor 9 Nov. 1-No schoolg Everybody happy. staff. Tell me I can't sweep! 0 cf I PAGE 30 at vm.. . .1 ,,-RM.. .. .. '. X ., . .elm .Hive - sae. ff. - . as a t . S-. S Lf .Q YO f F? 'r .O fi . 'e '11 IR -1. W, Oh t r Jan 10-Rachel Ferguson relates story of her wedding to Angels So thats the way to manage it! jan 12-Cecil and Otto receive trophies for being honored on all state team bay arent they wonders? Jan 16-Semester tests It s sad but that means school s half over and we re glad Jan 18-What? Miss Greybeal has been disappointed in love! jan. 21 Sophomores discover new rat poison with very offensive odor Give me a nose poke quick jan 24-Hubert Bennett makes war rum runners in Pax an 26-Hey! Hey! William Duda, the old Accordian Man an Z8 Basketball candidates all right, no dates Hootchie tells Kat eb 1 Sink or swim! Live or die' Give up those master keys! Feb 2 Summersville Basketball game and rubber rimmed baskets for Sandy Reid Feb 4-Whos who contest Can I vote for myself? eb 6-Faculty so generous with Semor privileges! Feb 8 Miss Greybeal declares she desires many beaux, but they are hard to find eb. 11-How many holes in this paddle? Count em! 13? Count em again! eb. 12-Flags flying in the breeze--Abe Lincolns birthday. It would be. eb. 14-Ruby sends her love to Sandy. QShe thought shed better.J eb.17-Pritch knocked senseless by Freshman girl. Feb. 20-P. D. loses his dignity. He faw down and go boom. Feb. 22-journalism class journeys to Hun- tington. Hotel uses too many forks and spoons to suit Buddo. eb. 23-Opal Thomas makes a dandy chaperon. Fe .25-Sam Lipari aids Freshmen in tick- et sales. Feb. 28--Flash Forbes turns bootlegger. March 1-Oak Hill victorious over Char- leston. What a game! March 2 Ugh! Mt Hope 35 Oak Hill- 29 Id rather not hear anymore about March 4-Are we downhearted? No fNot much J March 7 Aubrey Stinnett Get hot Sen- iors Get hot! March 9 This tournament is good Look at those cheerleaders March 11 Juniors and Seniors demand holi- day to celebrate They decided they didnt want to go anyway March 14-Believe it or not Miss Harris gives Acorn Stalf a feed a big feed at Boob s March 15-4Whats the joke in that? Do 1 know it Cowboy? March 18 Explosion! Potassium plus water. Sues heart goes putter pat March 20-Tony put nitric acid on my hand. Dog gone that wood pussy March 22 Muley says he can supply candy to his wife-only Only what? March 25 Seniors are requested to please wash their rubber necks and tm ears. April 1 Bug Fodor has a date with Mary Holt fApr1l Foollj April 4-All good looking boys asked to stay after Chapel. Pritch stayed. April 7--Miss Harris. I look ten years younger in an apron. April 17- Arrival of Kitty. Yea Wi- mont. April 19-Seniors take Juniors for a trip around the world. What sights they i see! May -Junior-Senior Banquet. Wow! May ll-Sectional Track Meet. May -Senior Play. Very successful. May 24-Senior High Commencement. May 25-It's all over. And howf I -Frances SU'rPI-ms PAGE 31 G YT' -1 gs..-, ' ' i ' i n.-ps, ' . ' ' f -M . wg' gl 'l 5 L AV 1 ' A l AC . 0' l 5 W Y Y 4 tif I . I . it. I fd. , ' ' - ' I I gg . 7 1- 5 -Ii ' . I . I .1 . V .I ,I in .. . ,i I U U . fc . I H on . . , . .. 2' .l - '- I ' ' ', . ' F I i . . . . ' . , -1 . l - . 9' - , . . 5 ig' - ' - .-. I Ii F '. I t - ' - . I F I . u es- , , , 3 n F , . . .3 F a so ' vs , rl gn dd Q I 9 F J b 17 fi! ' ' -at if - t fwfl ' 4o',gc-5i'Q si., Q 53 GGL . K- 1 'M 6 .5 Semor Class Will - We the Senior Class of 1929 of Oak Hill High School do hereby declare all former wills null and void and do declare this our last Will and Testament as follows: - ,fa ..i4 rt ' ' ' ' I A e' ' I 1., R, . ' f -N, - - Q l I I Q 9 N ' ' , ' AC QQFIN . .Q ol , , -- , 1 no N. . Y' 7 l ' ,I ARTICLE l. To the Junior Class we do will and bequeath our Senior privileges ' . '-l and any others that they may be able to coax, wheedle or argue from the faculty. 5 ARTICLE II. To the Sophomore Class we do will and bequeath our dignity, as our excellent grades and our splendid deportment C they need itl. 3. ARTICLE III. To the Freshman Class we do will and bequeath all the traditions, -A n C- . customs and ideals of O. H. H. S., along with all the high ambitions and good inten- . J, - tions that we had when we entered Senior High School. '. ARTICLE III. As individuals our will is as follows: I AUBREY STINNETT, our dignified President--His little spit curl to Obie Holliday, 'L - WILLIE HAGY-HCT appetite for hot dogs to Cricket Smith. , 'M' gli JAMES WEST-His English IV book to anyone who will undertake to find it. if 'I , . MARY HOLT-HCI long tresses to lVIadelene McLain. - 1 I' 'Q ' KATHLEEN CHRISTIAN-HCT pep to Kathleen Lewis. l . .A ', O-Q ANDREW WooTEN-His Plane Geometry book, full of very interesting theorems, if . to Mr. Slaven. - F' K FRANCES SUTPHIN-HCI glasses to Mrs. Kelly that she may see all tardy students. 'J - O if PAUL KALAVSKI-His ability to master anything he undertakes, to Irene Smith. . . A PAULINE LONG-All the tricks of an artist's trade to Edith Robinette. f + Q. . , I l . Q2 PAUL BACKUS-His ceaseless chatter to Clinton Buckland. Q 1,3 KATE TOOMES-Her three-inch heels to Ruth Bobhitt. FZ,- lb I ORPHA O,DELL--HCT dimples, which are provoked by her own silly remarks, -. C., to Roy Smith. Q W, RUTH BAUMGARTNER-Her chewing gum to Miss Greybeal, who seems to be if making a collection. 'Wg ' RUBY BISHOP-Information as to how to manage a red-headed man, to Mary .' I up . Q. GJ r James. Q - U 1 ,B EDITH BURGESS-HCT Winsome smile and merry laughter to Violet Brown. ig . ' . Q VIRGIE COLEMAN-Her baby talk to Louise Elick. 1 'I 9 s EP Q - ' 5 u V 1 ' -. PAGE 31 Ja u L 'jf ,. i 'U' M D QA' U N' 'Sp -45.3. li 'l ' il fi- ' R' . ' f AC 3.1-RN i . eo- A .s i - 'U .3 h :J r G-- KATHERINE FRANTZ-HCT good sportsmanship to Herbert Walker. L MATTIE THOMPSON-Herslender grace to Elva Watkeys. BERNARD FLINT--His heart smashing ability and ravishing charms to Harold f West. JUANITA NIILLS-HCT plentiful supply of cosmetics to Margaret Lewis. . as POLLY DRUMMOND-Her musical talent to Desyl Smith. . MARY MANKIN-Her curly hair to Alice Oxendale. - '75 MARTHA MEADOWS-HCT place in the cafeteria to Mary Daily. f SUE AMOLE-Her kinetic energy to Lillian Mann. ' 13 RAY GRAY-His place at Ubummers' corner to Anne Sharp. ' ' ' OPAL THoMAs-Her typing ability to Mabel West. if' U 'fi RUSSEL MILLS--HiS hatred of women to Jack Staton. ' EMMET COLEMAN-His commanding visage to Edward Duncan. HUBERT BENNETT-His Chevie and brags to Stuart .Fisherg also his talent 8 for argument. ' GOLDA JORDAN-HCT sunny smile and happy-go-lucky disposition to Garnet i Merritt. is RUBY BLAKE-Her triumphs in Basketball battles to Arbutus Belcher. ' H MARY SIMMS-Her inclination to practice swimming on the Hoor to .Mildred 'E I - McDonald. D 4 . . . . . . '43 SAMUEL LIPARI-His ability to make witty remarks and ask foolish questions in French Class to Mary Modey. Q . rl NIABEL WOOTEN-The book report on Le Chevalier de Maison Rouge to the Q5 Junior English Class. Lg CECIL LINDSAY-HiS hot party to the Sophomore Class. . RUTH PERKINS-A mind that absorbs General Chemistry to William Duda. D I OTTO BOWLES-That lordly air to Francis Blake. ig, NELLIE CLATWORTHY-HCT candy sales to Julia Bibb. I X' CARLOS HUFFMAN-His artistic ability to Fred Oxendale. 5 HELEN CRAFT-Her retiring disposition to Joe Penrod. ZELMA SIMPSONLHCT vocal powers to Louise Harding. .. 'i 'W ALBERT FODOR-A large paddle with thirteen holes in it to a certain organi- zation of the school. ' ' Q 'w PAGE 33 i GCI ss-E . -if . J? ff :ras 'ds-il . Q JP. rn W vii E F J 3.3 ti Sv- C ,113 fg. o l 424 Cv ,n wi 22, '23 1-.v w - t o 95 E 4 'o .A 0 Li ri. '. C if 313 s--.-- 09. + ,UFQ-rgvqq:w-5-.y-. My-Q . X ai? fl .. 'ii 'ah Q ' , ' ' i ' wht i ' - x ' F: i 'lf' - w- ' il il , . . . '- ar g J if i 1, fy OLIN MILLER-His delightful walk from Pea Ridge to Gertrude Stark. ROBERT KESSI.ER-HlS usefulness on the grid-iron to Martin Backus. MARY CANTERBURY-HCI loud voice to Helen Moses. KENNETH MANN-The title sheik to Billy Scott. ERNEST MCCOY-The ability to entertain the Study Hall to Nelson Light. MARTHA Bmxoo-Her Fayetteville ring and pin to some student of that school, as her allegiance has been transferred to O. H. H. S. MORTON SADLER-His poetic tendency to Sandy Reid. HARL TRUMP-His genius of discovery to Earl Shumate, who knows so much about Columbus. ' ELVA CANTERBURY-Her magnetic charm to Opal Bays. MAE SCOTT-Her ability to dance to Mary Ross. HOMER FITZWATER-His collection of snapshots to William Thompson. DENNIS- HILL-His ease of swiping crackers to Charles James. LELIA ALEXANDER-Her winning ways and bewitching smile to Madonna Fodor. RANDAL FORBES-His wicked ways to Robert Easton. J. D. BOONE-His list of alibis to Garnet Merritt. PETE STARK-Tlilt art of telling jokes to William Burgess. OSWALD MORRIS-His excellent grades, especially on deportment, to Eloise Stokes. , MADORA CARTER-HCT heart to a Junior boy. ARTICLE V. We wish to warn all, that there is one possession which we are not giving away-OUR MEMORIES. Signed by Mary Louise VVashington, Attorney for the Senior Class. Witnesses :-MACEY CLARKE. JIM ELLIS, Esq. PAGE 34 J A s -J rife P . 'J .al 'i K. Q Qu Q, Ja 'Q . ,J V '.4 .x .5 W .9 ' T-u ,JP zu E cl, ,Q 5,9 0 5 . H04 Q . fx! C 4.5 O J H? . X w ' 'H .Q GTI -.Q . -AV --. fxmi- vis- -- YA- - . ' la. c C 'xg ' R, if rr ' .gl Q F5573 qw 1 A E , F ,757 I Nui sf f . IW 6 gf 7 XK5xXgX 5 ' - r X ki. Av 9 Z yxlmx C9 N5 X f '- lf If - fumydf- X 'YN Q' ' 4- ,- , f 1Zlyg,Y ul Y 3 f 'gflfz Il X al.- I. Ti ' 2 I 1, fx n- ,I will ' 2:1 f NNW , f - 9. X Q ,ff I . -.- ,W ' X K Z -Z4-.il - , Q VAT- 1 1 I E I . fi if 1, x .W , - ,M 41, , S 7 uninrs r a COLORS: Blue and White FRED OXENDALE - HOWARD REID, JR. - ALICE OXEND:XLE - J umor Class MOTTO: One for all-All for One. OFFICERS MADELINE MCLAIN - - - LONNIE ARGABRIGHT MARTIN BICRUS FRANCIS BLAKE CLINTON BUCRLAND VVII,l.IAM BURCZESS IVAN CHAPMAN TONY CAROLLA EDWARD DUNCAN ROBERT EASTON STUART FISHER HARVEY HEATH OBIE HOLLIDAY AUBREY' IIUFFMAN CHARLES JAMES RAY KEI.I.Y RUDOLPI-I KOCWARA K.-XTHRYN S. QIENTRY - J NELI, GREYDEAI, - - S MEMBERS JAMES LAVINDER BERNARD MCGRAW RICHARD ROWE BILLY SCOTT EARL SHUMATE JOSEPH S.-XWYERS CLARENCE SMITH ROY SMITH JACK STATON VVILLI.-XM THOMPSON GILBERT TONEY HERBERT XR7.-XLKER CLAIR VVEATHERFORD HAROLD WEST OPAL BAYS ARBUTUS BELCHER PAGE 36 FLOWER: Violet - Sponsor: - - - President Vice-President - - Serretary Treaxurer MII.DRED BENNETT JULIA BIBB JUANITA BURDISS RUTH BOBBITT CLARA BRAGG LOUISE ELICK MADONNA FODUR DOROTHY GRAY ROSA CIIGLIA MARY' ROSS ANNE SHARP DESYL SMITH MARION SMITH ELOISE STOKES LOUISE STATON 21-54. 5 lUE'?5l Sophomore Class COLORS: Green and VVhite FLOWER: Sweet Peas MOTTO: We'll never Stop 'til we reach the top LAVVRENCE SNYDER ------ ,- -.-.-- .-.. P fe,f1dgf,f BILLIE SIMMS - - - - Vive-Prexident VVOODROW THOMAS l',il'f'-Pl'fJ'fd!'7lf CHARLES GIGLIA - - - S1-rrftary BERNICE HARRIS - - 4 ' - Sponxors GEORGE AYRES MIKE BOGDA PATRICK BURDXSS BASIL BROUGHMAN ALVA BOWYER BUSTER CRONE VADEN DAVIS WILLIAM DUDA GEORGE ELLISON COSBY FLINT ANDREW GRAY FRANK HUDDLESTON EDGAR LAVINDER NELSON LIGHT KYLE MANN JACK MARTIN DONALD MILLS JENNINGS MOSES TRACY MOSES WILMONT NICHOLS JOSEPH PENROD OLEN RICHARDSON MELVIN ROBERTS RAY RXNER ra gp-' RACHEL H. FERGUSON - S MEMBERS JAMES SADLER BURL SAWYERS HARRY SCHWEITZER IRVIN SHORTER HERBERT SHUMATE GILBERT STROUD JOHN SCOTT JOE THOMAS F'RED 'IQREADWAY ALFRED 'FHOMPSON HERBERT THOBTPSON NOEL 'TONEY AVERY TYLER CHARLES WATREYS RALPH WEBB MAX WENDER JOHNNY WNINDSOR WOODROW WOLF WILLIAM ZAMITXS KATHRYN AMOLE DOROTHY BAYS KATHLEEN BENNETT VIOLET BOSTIC ARLENA BOWLES VIOLET BROWN -X .,, .I IENNIE BURGESS MOZELI. BURGESS SYLVIA BROVVN VALA COLEMAN MARY DAILY LOUISE DODD DOROTHY ELICK THELMA ENNIS ETHEL FITZPATRICK NIADELIN E FITZPATRICK THEI.MA FISHER LOUISE HARDING CLARICE JAMES MARY JAMES ETHEL JONES NANNIE JONES ELIZABETH LEET KATHIIEEN LEWIS MARGARET LEWIS ALTA LYONS MILDRED MCDONALD EDITH MCKINNEY LOUISE MCDOWELL GERTRUDE MCQUADE MADEL MANKIN PAGE 38 ,AAI-A-I, ' E-,TL LILLIAN MANN GARNET MERRITT MARY MODEY HELEN MOSES CLEO MYERS RUTH NEUBERT RUBY N UGEN ESTHER PAINTER EMILY PEGRAM BEULAH RICHARDS EDITH ROBINETTE ADELLA ROGERS MARGARET ROSS MAGGIE RICHARDS IRENE SMITH CTRETA STANLEY QTERTRUDE STARKE REBECCA TOOMBS LENA THOMPSON LILLIAN VARGO ELVA WATKEYS MABLE WEST IRENE WILKERSON MARGARET WRIGHT 4 ' ' 4 1 7 , n'!lf'I1 :J Qmmllil, xx W f-X ' W W , fl S ky, fW.'-K 'U'I7 . . I I X ln! llluzllfmlll I I M V Nu' K4 ' I' vi! I I Q 4' , V 1 ,Q KM ' m - f f XT' X up X 1 f Q ' H ' NX 4 'S 1 X , QQ . X 'V 'qv X X N' Y ' b 'w x bfi, M 0 4' 'f w N 'Q' X 'f X ff X iff ws f 617 X 1 1,1-1J - X IJ . cu -1 1 QKXIBFV WHO'S WHO IN JUNIOR HIGH P 40 , A 5 A xx R r .Y Freshman Class MOTTO: We finish to begin. COLORS: Gold and black FLOWER: KEOIKIEIIIYIK OIIS TERRY ----- - - - - Pl'!'5ldllll MARGARET HAI.L - I'irf'-1'I-midrnl JAMES HALL - - - - - Sefrrtzzry SAMMY KESSLER - Trrzmzrfr ALESE M. HAVEN - J CAROLINE R. WHITE - ISAAC ASH ALBERT ASHES SELDEN ATKINS NICHOLAS BOWYER JAMES BURKE ERNEST BAUGHAN DALLAS BOOTHE JAMES BRAGG EUGENE BURGESS HAMILTON BURGESS CLARENCE BLAKE WILLIAM BELI.Ew 'FHOMAS CLAYPOOL LEE CANTERBURY RAYMOND CHRISTIAN JESSIE COLVARD MARVIN DENT WALLACE EVANS RALPH FORD JOHN QQRABLICK ROIIERT HERNDON JOHN KOCWARA ALBERT LEWIS ERNEST LOWE ERNEST LAW REGINALD MAHONEY KENNETH MANN ROBERT NIcHOI.s CARL RICHMOND CHARLES Ross JOE RUPSES ROY SNELL CARLOS STANLEY ROBERT STEWART MEMBERS JOE TERRY' CARROLL TAUSCZKY CLAUDE THOMAS ANDY VEGH RUSSEL WALTON EARL YECK MADELINE ANDERSON BEI.I.E BRAGG VIOLET BLAKE DOROTHY BLAKE NANNIE BURKE JEAN BUNDY LEOTA BOBBITT VIRGINIA BOBBITT MARGARET BURDETTE RUTH BRAGG AGNES BOWYER LOIS BUNCH ANN CAMPBELL BONNIE COLEMAN FLORENCE CRAWFORD QUINNIE DUNCAN ATHERN DELUNG KATHLEEN DICKERSON AGNES EASTON MAXINE FRAME MARY FLESHMAN JULIA GODBY ANNA HATFIELD MAYE HELMICK ETHEL HOLSTINE HELEN HENDERSON LOUISE HODGES WILLIE JAMES PAGE 41 - Sponxorx OLIVENE JONES SELMA JORDAN ALICE LATHAM FRANCES LOIAINSKY RUBY MERRITT ARI.INE MORRIS ANNIE MAE MARTIN HAI.LIE MANN RUBY NESTER PEARL PITZER BEATRICE 0'DELL CORDA PEGRAM HELEN PERSINGER EDITH PETERS CELIA STOVER THELMA STONE HAZEL SMITH STELLA SMITH NAOMI THOMPSON IRENE TREADWAY ELIZABETH VV.Xl.'I'0N QTLADYS VVATKINS MAXINE XRVOODS DOROTHY WOODS JANICE w7HITE VIVI.-KN XVEATHERFORD HERMIT WEST VIVIAN WEST LUCY LEE WILMER EMMA WITHROW CORA XVOOTEN STELLA YOUNG FRIEDA WEBSTER m : Eighth Grade MO'I'I'0: We work to win. -su COLORS: Silver and blue FLOWER: Blue Delphinium CHARLES PRICE ---- - - - ---- ' - ' I Pff-fidfflf JOHN I-IOLLIDAY - - - - Vue-Preszdent MADELINE SUTPHIN - - - - - Secretary BEULAH SHIFFLETTE A - Trmmrer MARY SCOTT - - - I - A1'rIE M. HARVEY - S ' Spomom MEMBERS JAMES ALEXANDER PAUL ANKRUM LESTER BLAKE ROBERT BLAKE HURERT BIRT OKEY BURGESS VIRGIL BURGESS CECIL CLARK IRA DEAN EARLE DIxON JUSTUS DUNCAN EMMETT FITZWATER BYRON GRAY BERNARD HOLLIDAY EDWARD HUDDLESTON CARLISLE HUGHES KENNETH JAMES NORMAN JOHNSON ERNEST LIVELY JUNE MCCLELLAND GLENDEN MILLER RAY MCCOY CLYDE NICHOLS HAROLD PAINTER CLARENCE RAY WILLIAM REYNOLDS CHARLES RHODES ADAM SAVAGE HERBERT SAUNDERS RAY TREADWAY HARVEY THOMPSON ANDREW VOHOLETZ BILLY WENDER HARRY WEBB LEONARD WITHROW JIMMIE WOODS RUBY BAILEY MARIE BOWYER RUTH BIEB VIVIAN BROOKS MARTHA BURGESS EVA COLEMAN JUANITA CAMPBELL VIRGIE CARTER TILLIE FITZPATRICK ANNA MAE FITZVVATER RUTH HOLLIDAY JEWEL HUDDLESTON ARMILLA JAMES MARTHA JONES EI-I-'IE LEE CLARAEEL LOGAN PAGE 42 HELEN LUCAS GLADYS MANN OPAL MANKIN MAE MILLER PARIS MILLER CHRISTINE MILLER VIOLET MILLER FRANCES MCCOY VIVIAN MCCOY MARGARET MCLAIN ALLENE MCCUNE MARIAN MOORE RUTH NEELEY LEONA PANNELL OLIVE POOLE MARGARET POSEY HELEN RAINEY GLENNA ROGERS BERTHA ROMONSKY JANIE SLATER NLARGUERITE STANLEY MABEL SIMMONS ISAEELLE SAVAGE LOUISE TULLY EMMA YECK LEO VEDRO I-.135 ,hw T 4 .MQ .H-V ra-'Aw..v.L-in-R--.--1 ' A A 4. i lxkf- vs-N-I-r,,r ,v-fvquq' fav! 'SHI' I -531' - I .'5 '..f I ff Tv I 2.- TN QTL W 'If-'E' F - HI' I- , II, 4. I I - I, 'I 'ii-5 .--...,Q...hT.2I.:..,.i.1.L.. ' f - ' ',.l,- .. L I.-N...,..a..1s. , L , ,I,,....,.. r V L 'JI .QA I -CI . , , L X 1 ,I dx J -ie, W I '-.212 le A . I -' I I ,J Y! - ! J v .4 :TI 4 . S I ,Q E- A .Al ,ig Seventh Grade qi, OFFICERS HELEN BOOTHE - - - - - - - - - President - 1- SHERMAN McDOWELL - - Vice-Pu-ndent RUTH WILKERSON - - - Serrftary f FRANK SMITH - - - - Treasurer MARGARET JACKSON MILLARD JARRELI, - ' spomon 'Jw MEMBERS ' ' IQ LEE ADKlNS 'HENRY KOI-IUNSKY MARY ELLA BOOTHE M1 HOWARD AMOLE WARREN LAVINDER ORVA BRAGG 2.1 HARRY BAYS HENRY LOPINSKY VIRGINIA BYRNSIDE 'W WILLIAM BAYS FRED LOWE, JR. ANNA CLARK Mg RALPH BIBB ALI-'RED MANN MARY FARRIS ,J JACR BIBB JOE MCQUADE RUTH HIzER Q KENNETH BLAKE FRANK NOROSKY MILDRED KYLE f DARIST BLAKE LAYTON PEGRAM MAREL JOHNSON KERMIT BOWYER JAMES REYNOLDS ELIZABETH JONES A AMBROSE BOWYER BILLY RHODES MARGARET KESSI.ER 1 N N ' J LILEN BURDETTE CLARENCE SMITH EARLINE LOWE , A, VADIS BUNCH ROY STYERS MYRTLE MARTIN L VERNON BUNCH BERNARD TREADWAX' IDAMAE NICHOLS ffl? JOEI-'RIE COLLIER DENNIS TREADWAY ANNA NOROSKY ,- MILTON CRISP HARRY TREADWAY LORA PAYNE AUBREY DUNCAN BILLY TULI.Y OPAL PERKINS BURNIS GWINN THOMAS WEBB EDITH ROBERTS , NICHOLAS GWINN MORRIS WENDER MABEI. SMITH f. CECIL HAROLD NEIL WENDER DOROTHY SMITH , WILLIAM HERNDON IEANETTE ABRAMS VIRGINIA SIMMS '3 FLEMING HUDDLESTON LENORA BACKUS ANNA STROUSE ' 1' FRED HUDDLESTON BERNICE BLAKE VIRGINIA TOOMES Rf BUSTER HUFFMAN MERLE BLAKE IRA KINZER JULIA BERRY . ' . If PAGE 43 ' -I I I . . . 1 ---,--4-,-+',- f ' - J - 155- Y 1, ' r e'IT'l-.fx .' -Qu r- Tj , 1'-A' 1 ,A I: - ,,,, ,. I .. ,, I-. 'B X l- I 4- ,' If I I, x .3 I - 1'1.I x'1- 16' 1' '. - , I F - , ' 4, .3 4' -A E -I .L 1. . 1 WY-, 4- Q ' ,' -. - E.. ,1-:,.InA'i.., - A-.-'.' - ALL GIRLS' FOOTBALL TEAM PAGE 44 . X ,rl 1 Q , ' K ' W XR-,N uv g W IAN!! nz-lficsfu Imps and Junior High Football Squads CLARENCE SMITH ------ 'Vlanager RAYMOND FORBES ---- f - Foanll PLAYERS FORD DENT MANN HUDDLES1 ON WEN DER VVOOTEN FORBES ROC ERS LIPARI HALL CHRISTIAN WALKER BOOTHE KESSLER RHODES LXMOLE SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER 21-Beckley - 0 O. H 28-Mt. Hope - 6 O. H OCTOBER 5-Kingston 0 O. H 6-Collins - 0 O. H. 12-Beckley - 6 O. H 13-Lookout - 0 O. H 19-Ward - 6 O. H 26-Kingston 0 O. H. NOVEMBER 2-Ward - - - 6 O. H. 5-G. M. S. Midgets O O. H 16-Mt. Hope - 12 O. H PAGE +6 'A' Who 1 Q B! FF Q. 1? S ET '11 o 3 U' E. 'sf o Q. E. .9 5 I U1 rn 3 rrz 3 no 1-11 Pd El'-C Q5 n '72 Charleston fawayl 2 - 29-Rlchwood fherel . - - 12 ' OCTOBER 4- Mount Hope fherej - - 32 Fayetteville ftherej . - - 37 ' SEIU-IEZE Z O 4 'fx E W P1 ww .Q Ceredo Kenova Cawayj Alderson Cherej Hinton Caway .2 we I 0 5? :mai W 8' PT' r- O 'Q fx 5' O 1 G xr l I IQ UN C - - 12 A-. 29-Madison Cherej - - 48 'Q U RED DEVILS SCHEDULE 929 - .xg September 14 September 21 September 28 October October October 1 October November 2 November 9 November 16 November 22 Thanksgiving Stonecoal - - - Charleston - - - Richwood - Mount Hope Ceredo-Kenova Fayetteville - Ansted - ' Hinton - Beckley - - Alderson - - Montgomery - Dunbar - - - Oak H111 Red Devlls 0-is for Otto who swaggers around. A s or A E Rezzonico the best Coach found. K s for Kessler the Cowboy of the team H s or Hoochy as fast as he seems I is for Imps -how those kids play' L-is for left-outs who work every day. L-is for Lindsay the Devils Rosebud R s or Ray-that boy is no dud. E s D-is for Dennis the Hill Top s bright star. or Ernie the best guard by far D-is for dandy- Shume is that. E-is for end at which F risk is a cat V s for Victory our aim in all games. I is for Interference at which Pritch has grea I4-15 for line that backs up them all. S-is for Sandy who carries the ball. V -GJ. PAca 47 RIDE. Home Away Away Away Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Home 4,311 ' W Y '. ' - D I '-1, ' I li, li 1, . pix Cs 1 17 .1 CI. 5 Q' I Q,- W Q5 . .. - - - - 0 O. H. .S ' - - - - 0 O. H. S 'g 5.. - - - o 011 .s . l2-- ' - - - 0 O. H. . S X 19- - - - 12 O. H. . S. R, 27- ---- 0 O. H. . S. yi 3- ' 7 ---- M 011 .s ' - - - - Jo 0. H .s ' ' ' 17-Northfork fawayl ---- 7 O. H. . S. - - - fab 24-Montgomery fherel - - - 0 O H. . S. - . ' ---- 0 O. H. . S. f i U ' 1 5 f I f I f f 12 ----- - 8 ,,,,, - 26 - - - - - - -i f . . ii , ll YY . A f KK 77 . -i f ' li f If . Y, . , ii - , . 'G 'EE ' ' gillfslgfl MILLS Pritch. by unanimous agreement is con- sidered thc greatest inter- feremw- runner in the state. liy reason of hard and con- sistent practice in his past four years he has made pos- sible the completion of num- herless plays. Mills is class- ed with the widely known interference runner, Briton for Red Grange: and as Briton has helped Grange become idolized by all young football players, Pritch has figured immeasurably in mak- ing stars and all-state men at Oak Hill, by giving: them honor for winning: games. Althouuh the areneral public cannot sce the interference part, yet all the true fans and admirers see it well and give him justly merited praise. FORBES Biggie or Flash, is the well known coach ot' the .Iunior High team. Out ol' a squad of boys with but little Foot- ball knowledge he formed a formidable aml airixressive team that fouaxht to!-tether with such proud team work that they won most of their Eames. Such results can come only from xrood coach- ing. Good coaching: consist ot' a thorough knowledge plus the ability to demon- strate, and Forbes has the ability which he showed in the irames he played, HILL When Preacher won a position on the Oak Hill Varsity he showed the fans and students how hard a hill is to move, especially a live one and playin! in the line for the lied Devils as tackle. He outdid all the Coach's expectations and put ont a quality ol' football that put him in his opponents' hackfield on the defense and his man on his back on the ollense. P,-me 48 LINDSAY--That Goliath, center who won the all-state center position is one of the cleanest, hard Fighting football players that the state can boast. He shows an uncanny ability in figuring: out the plays of his opponents, and is riirht there to st0D them. For four years he has led the Red Devils in their attacks and by our record seems to have acquitted himself quite hon- orablyl COACH REZZONICO - During: the four years that Coach has been coaching athletics at Oak Hill. he has made from a squad of rather indifferent athletes his first year, a group of boys who like to train hard, and take coaching without grumbling. Under his tutelage the Red Devils have won more frames in all branches of sports. He has permanently es- tablished track and put Oak Hill on a level with other large Hixzh Schools in the state. With such ability as he has shown, and he seems to be acquiring more, Rez- zonico should become one of the state's leading coaches. FRISK-fFred Frisk, bel.- ter known as Michael, the boil merchant, has for four years been playing: a fine brand of football. consider- ing his handicap. It is hard to realize the condition in which Fred has been fight- ing but such was his spirit as to hang' on and he put up a good game for the Red Devils each time he played. SHUMATE When Shunie did not fall down he was one of the best all-round ends in the state. He is a good pass re- ceiver, and on tric.k plays he can really skirt those ends. On the defense it would be hard to find an equal to Earl for he czzn-aistently s t o p s plays around his end and not infrequently around the other side of center. Shurnate will be with the Red Devils next year and we hope he will get the all-state position he came so close to petting this year. WOOTEN Andy , is one of those tight- ini: Seniors who help- ed greatly in whip- ping the Valsity in' to shape for each conflict. He was point man for the Imps and gave his oppo- nents much concern by his shitty playing and knowledge of coming plays. WEATHERFORDH- Crump , who is considered the best looking man on the squad, is. says the coach, One of the best pass receivers in the state. His size. good nature. and readiness to take coaching: will in the future make him one of the best liked and knowinu football players on the Red Devils squad. PAGE 49 SNYDER an Snyder is one of fighting: Red Devils who suffered undoubtedly great pain from about f-ive boils in every game in which he partici- pated. Despite this serious evil contin- ually holdintr him hack, Snyder played some wonderful games of airxrresive. h e a d s - u p football. When in action he was always in the thick of the melee and because of his fortitude and uncom- plaininpx nature he has been chosen to captain the Red Devils in the first irame of '29. GIGLIA v - Because of sickness Giizlia did not get to play the full season, hut he was a reirular war horse while he did play. From the full- back position he plowed our opponents line up like a great tank. Line playimr is not his only good feature. He can place kick ixood distances. and throw pas-ses like bullets. Being only a Sophomore, Charles is in a fair way to make an exceptional player before he grad- ll3l.9S. BIBB In the hearts of the Red Devils there rests the memory of one who always put up a val- iant figrht. Bill's fiirht- ing spirit was the spirit of the true Red Devil who fights to the last of a game. never complaining but putting out all that he had to triumph over his opponent in a clean, hard, honor- able contest. Bill made his letter in the Mt. Hope game. and les than two weeks later. he carried it to his last resting place. F0RBES4 Buddo is the flashy little quarter- back of the Imps who made such a sensational touchdown against our rivals, Mt. Hope. He is always ready for breaks of the game and takes advantage of them in such a way as to turn them into touchdowns. He can pass, kick, and receive, all with a degree of skill surprising for one of his size and ex- perience, but being a Senior he will have to leave us this year. REID- Sandy, as he is familiarly called by the fans, is that flashy little red headed boy who is one of the most elusive open field runners that Oak Hill has ever had. As a quarterback he is a field general all to him- self. He quarter-backed the Red Devils through a very stiff schedule and ran the team admirably well for one who has had but one year of coaching. He will be with us next year and we hope he will lead Oak Hill through a successful season. KESSLER - Cowboy, is the doggie Red Devil who slashed our oppo- nents' teams to ribbons, on his cutting: off-tackle plays. He played a heads- up game of football, and always took advantage of the breaks. He has given Oak Hill four good years of' his football ability and the future looks good for such a flashy half-back. PAGE 50 PAUL BACKUS-Paul is the Red Devils old head on football knowl- edge, and was always a valuable man in a pinch. He seemed to give the team more pep and drive immediately and invariably brought them out of the lurch. Paul is a good kicker, good pass- er, and is no mean adept at carrying the ball off any position. TERRY- Hoochy is the first Freshman of Oak Hill to receive hon- orable mention for an all-state position. He is speedy and his great punting ability has pulled the team out of many trying positions. Terry, though young: in the frame of football seems to play as a seasoned veter- an and to those wfho know him he is always furnishing some new trait of an athlete who has a great future ahead of him. BACKUS-The Red Devils have their share Jf red heads and Marty is one. He is no hot head. He probably has the best knowledge of football of any one on the squad, and coolly runs the team like the best of quarter-backs. Backus is one of the speediest men on the team and has natural ability in passing. kicking, and carrying the ball. Triple threats like he are re- ceived by coaches with irreat expectation of a winning team. McCOY-McCoy has for four years play- ed a steady quality of football that has also been above the average playing. Al- though seldom Hashy Ernie has held his position in the line and repelled one charge right after an- other. And his great fighting spirit lyuu know he is Irishl has carried him through many hard-fought battles where a weaker and less con- sistent player would have given up. LIPARI - Little Foxy , that snappy little tackle because of his size could never get on the first team, but neverthe- less when a man was needed to take a log- ging lineman's posi- tion Sammy filled it to perfection. He is a consistent tack- ler and often gets them in the hadi- field. He is one of the men who for four years has given the coach no trouble be- cause of training rules. Sl-IUMATE - Be- cause of outside dif- ficulties in his first year at Oak Hill, Hub did not have a good opportunity to' play with the Red Devils but this year he made the line work to hold their positions. especially the ends. Next year we hope he will be at Oak Hill and hold- ing one of the Dosi- tions on the Varsity. H ll ,PAA 'l ' ,goal Pms 51 BOWLES- -Bowles is another veteran who has given Oak Hill :four years of clean, hard fighting football ability. which in his Senior year netted him a well de- served, and honorable position on the all- state team. Otto is one of the three men in our line who Coaches all over the state said was the irreatest defensive trio they had ever seen in action. GRAY - For two years Ray has been a member of the filihfinfl Red Devils, and during this, his second and last year. none of the bench warmers has given him a scare. Ray has been a steady, gun- Sllfleflt player. never mlfislflll' a frame or a Practice. Seldom did his opponents make H Iain through his side of the line. He has always kept in condition, and has never been injured in a srame. His is a true fighting spirit. DUNCAN- Though Edward has not play- ed football l o n g enouilh to make the Varsity. he made the ImPs team with ease. He constantly St0DlDed plays in the line and wa-Ls good on the offense which is proven by the num- ber of games they won, and the line was always there with their part of the fight. Ed takes coach- im: without com- plaint. Junior High and Imps Basketball Team JUNIOR HIGH IMPS AIVIOLE HEATH BOOTHE H. WEST HALL H. SHUMATE S. KESSLER GIGLIA RHODES M. BACKUS TAUSCZKY J. TERRY SCHEDULE JUNIOR HIGH O. H. H. - - 6 Mt. Hope KJ. H.j O. H. J. H. - - Il Beckley KJ. H.j U. H. J. H. - 9 Layland - - O O .n.j. .H.J. - - 2U Glen Jenn QJ. H.J Scarbro KJ. H.J H. H. - 6 O. H. J. H. - - 1.1 Mr. Hope QJ. H.J O. H. J. H. - 9 Beckley CJ. HJ - IMPS Imps - 5 Pax - - - Imps - - 11 Glen VVhite - Imps - - 40 Lester - - lmps - 23 Lookout - lmps - 38 Eccles - lmps - - 15 Pax - - lmps - - 27 Eccles - - Imps - - 2+ Glen White - lmps - 29 Lester - - lmps - - 11 Alumni - - - lmps - - 33 G. M. S. Midgets PAGE S2 Girls' Basketball Squad KATHRYN AMULE SUE AMOLE Rum' BLAKE RUTH BAUMGARTNER JEAN BUNIJY VIRGINIA COLEMAN IRENE WILKERSON Pax - - - Stonecual - Uauley Bridge - Mount Hope Charleston - Ronceverte - Ansted - - Pax - - - Ansted - - Gauley Bridge - Charleston - Mount Hope - Lookout - - Alderson - Ronceverte - PLAYERS Rnstx UIGIAIA MILDRED Mcllnxmn HELEN PERSINGER Buns Snvlms ZEl.M.X SIMPSON MABLE VVEST Tnamtfx SToNa SCHEDULE 4 Angels - - 25 23 Angels - - 20 13 Angels - - 43 31 Angels - - 13 37 Angels - - ll 26 Angels - - 19 27 Angels - 8 20 Angels - - 37 31 Angels - - 16 22 Angels - - 1+ 29 Angels e 9 49 Angels - 9 16 Angels - - 11 20 Angels - - 17 18 Angels - - 16 PAGE 53 PAGE 54 RED DEVILS' BASKETBALL SQUAD ' ' , ,-,l -he e D u v., ne u C4 3235 l W D 4 e 1 't 2' ,A ' ' -s ,lil l. AI x, l, '-it ' V' lx . I ' fa: . 7121. est e ffm -.u R 1929 . A Q3 el '. i ' Q eggs 6: 4 , 3 v rf 91 2 ' io 'Q I The Squad Q. . .f ' 1 J- J. SAWYERS - - ----- K- Forward li'- qgq LINDSAY - Forward H- J. WEST A - Forward Q STATON - - Forward Q SP3 , TERRY - - Center 565 if SHUMATE - Center Q A .L - Bowuzs - - Guard - ' , FORBES - - Guard , , . REID - - Guard B. SAWYERS - - - - - - Guard ' 7' 8 Q 1 W. SCHEDULE , ga R . on ed Devils - - 45 Stoco - - - ' 10 8 L, . Red Devils - - 21 ' Gauley Bridge - - 8 ' 'G ' Red Devils - - 46 Gauley Bridge - - 'l6 ' LD- ' Red Devils - - 39 Collins - - - 27 ffz' Red Devils - 18 Athens - - V - 14 , ' Red Devils - - 16 Charleston - - 15 'A , - Red'Devi1s - - 25 Beckley - - 16 W . ey Red Devils - - 24 Ronceverte - - 23 .Red Devils - - 25 Mark Tvsiain - - 20, Red Devils - - 12 Hinton - ,- - 26 CJ Red Devils - - 24 Mount Hope - 20 fel 'irq Red Devils - - 17 I Fayetteville - 10 FQ: ' Red Devils - - 39 East Bank - - 21 0' Red Devils - - 20 Montgomery - - 29 D Red Devils - - 34 Mem Hope - - - 30 R3 A W. Red Devils - - 38 Summersville - 12 . I Red Devile - - 30 Merle Twain - - ' 31 Pa O Q Red Devils - - 38 Ansted - - - 21 ,px 'O l Red Devils - Q 39 Ronceverte - - 19 fy ' Red Devils ---- 25 Alderson - - 27 :Ki .3 . Q, ,5 MONTGOMERY TOURNAMENT , ' Red Devils ---- 45 Charleston - - - 29 Q Q' Red Devils - - 29 Mount Hope - - 35 QQ ' -. Pena ss sb as -1 I 1 1 .? 'Q ' ' X Q v 6 , R . 1 , :K I- . . vin- - . ,A v . ' m - v v ' pi: l B2 5 4 .s- 2 - f ' . or , . S- me-fl ,-2 - fs W' 2 . if 4152,- ,. 'le I -, I 1 'YJ' 5 P sf J yi s. :Z ff-?5!! I ' ' ' W' 0 1- W--W V rm- R Lvl I U X 'V 'pg . , A 'FQQWHI' , C-Offwpl., JE' e 69 'f . CUP' : 19 U, . 'ilvf . 'P V' -., f T - - - - f v J I '- . .1 f -IJ . 4 v' 0 '11 Q' . , Girls' Class Tournament 'fig 4 SENIORS--U51 LINE-UP SOPHOMORE-Q71 - AMOLE, S. - - Forward - - - AMoLE, K. .P Smrsou - - Forward - - Slmas, B. ESU' ' BAUMGARTNER - - - Center - - - - WEs'r ' Joann: - - Center-Guard - - MANKN 'I f' BLAKE - - - - Guard - - WILKERHJN Q25 COLEMAN --------- Guard - ------- - Mosns 'Sl ' , SUBSTITUTE! Sophomore, Jones. ' , ' - SCORING! Field Goals, K. Amole 2, Simpson 7, Baumgartner 7, S. Amole 3. 'ffl Foul Goals: S. Amole 1, Baumgartner 1, K. Amole 1. .1 . FRESHMEN-C201 LINE-UP JUNIORS-C61 Q PERSINGER - - - Forward - - - - SMITH If' 'hi .' HAT!-'IELD - Forward - GIGLIA '. ' CW STONE - - - - Center - - - - SHARP , Ay, WEATHEKFOKD - Center-Guard - - JAMES, M. -'15 Q' Bunny ---- - - - Guard - ------- E - JAMES, C. if , WOOTEN ------- - Guard - -------- BELCHER , - L SCOMNG: Field Goals, Pcrsinger 7, Hatfield 2, Stone 1, Sharp 2, M. James 1. QR FINALS 9. 4' SENIORS--1205 LINE-UP FRESHMEN-qsy A ' SIMPSON - - Forward - - - HATFIELD ' - AMDLE - - Forward - - - STONE C- BAUMGARTNER - - Center - - PERSINGER BLAKE - - - - Guard - - BUNDY w COLEMAN - I - Guard - - - Woo'rEN I . Joann: ---- - - - - Guard - - WEn1-:Enron 4 K sl SUBSTITUTE!! Seniors, Simms, Freshmen, Smith. 3 9 Scoluwc: Field Goalsg Simpson 4, Amole 3, Baumgartner 3. Q .sa Foul Goalsg Persinger 3, Stone 1. L9 'n ALL TOURNAMENT 3 ' . PERSINGEK, Forward - - - - ----- - Freshman Class S n tp- SxMPsoN, Forward - -4 - - - - Senior Class A114 BAUMGARTNER, Center and Captain - - Senior Class I . GIGLIA, Center-Guard ---- - - Junior Class ' 'J ' Mosss, Guard ----- - Sophomore Class V' BUNDY, Guard - - ----- - Freshman Class t INDIVIDUAL STARS , . PERSINGEK, Best Forward - ------- - Freshman Class . O BAUMoAx'rNEn, Best Center - ----- - .Senior Class 1, to GIGLIA, Best CenteriGuard - - - - Junior Class ' Moslzs, Best Guard ---- - Sophomore Class ' yr' SIMPSON, Hzgh Pom! Warmer 23 points - - Senior Class 5' ' ' 2' l PAGE 56 3' JJ gf! - ea ,A 'A A V. .Aim - mm- ' . .n, P - ' ho' , 'il' G 562 ' 5' . 1. Hia: ' 'Q' . - '4 -F CA n A C CC O1-.e 'I ' QQ L b 1929 , 1231. 11 Boys Class Tournament If 5 'IH5 . ' A ' ft J' 41 2' I . 5 ,T 1 ,,,Q,Qf1,ql Ac o112,N , F' FJ D C L 9 w va.. . 9 , 6? t ' Q..xa 1 x Q x IUNIORS-1357 LINE-UP ' FRESHMEN-C132 ' E EASTON - - - Forward - - - - TAUsczxr V J. Hurrnm - - Forward - - Klssnnn .L ig WEST - - Center - - - V - Tranny ' HBATI-I f Guard - - Q - - HALL - 9 Bflcxus - - - - - - Guard - ----- BOOT!-IE gi SUBs'rl1'UT1is: Juniors, Smith: Freshmen, Gwinn, Amole. - Sconmc: Field Goals, Easton 3, Huffman 3, West 3, Heath 3, Backus 1, Smith 3, Hall 1, - Q A Boothe 1. . , ' Foul Goalsg West 1, Heath 1, Backus 1, Hall 4, Tausczky 3, Kessler 2. N' 23 SENIORS-1225 LINE-UP SOPHOMORES-181 .15 Ay. O L Santan - - - - Forward - ----- FLINT .go . H J- Monls - Forward - - S1-IUMATE ' . ' HILL - - Center - GIGLIA Q ' Fonsss - Guard - - SADLBI 3 McCoY --------- Guard - - - Bowvsx 1 SUBSTITUTBS: Seniors, Kesslerg Sophomores, Lavintler. 1. ,GI SCORING! Field Goals, Sadler 4, Kessler 1, Hill 1, Forbes 3, Shumnte 3, Giglia 1. fo, 23 Foul Goals: sooner s, Hin 1. ' 1 , , FINALS . L JUNIORS-1152 LINE-UP SENIORS-1105 3 Eumn - - - Forward - - - SAnI.zx O qi Hurrmm - - .Forward - - Ksssnnn Q WEST - - - Center - - HILL M Q, , HEATH - Guard - Fongg A f. C3 1 BACKUS ------- - - - Guard - ----- McCoy Q U ,fi SUBSTITUTESZ Juniors, Smith, Seniors, Morris. F FQ: ' Sconmc: Field Goals: Huffman 2, Easton 2, West 1, Heath 1, Forbes 2. ' A Foul Goalsg Easton 1, West 2, Kessler 2, Morris 1, Forbes 1, McCoy 1. T 3 . ALL TOURNAMENT A Qi MOTB SADLER, Captain and Forward ------ - Senior Clan 5 Bon EASTON, Forward ---------- - Junior Clan . , 'J , Scltoocn WEST, Center - - Junior Clan ,' . Q ERNY McCoy, Guard - - Senior C1451 w -2 Hua SHUMATB, Guard - - - + - - - Sophomore Clan '19 INDIVIDUAL STARS W '. 'J SADLBK, Best F0fwdfd - - - A- ---- - Sgnigr Clgy 9 I Q WEST, But Center - - --------- - Junior Clan l - McCoy, Bert Guard ------------ - - Sfylfgr Clgn -'J P' HIGI-I POINT MEN: 11 points each-Sadler '29, West, '30: Easton, '30. fe Q . -.' CJ ' '- PAcs S7 - S .rj If ,fa as 1 ' ig . . - , , - 1 ,. ..tRa- .. -JJ.. .. - I 5 3 . f ofa! ef . se ' i r, fe- 'W I k . Q. 0 LY, gli' 9: ul s I -is 1 5? .Co 223 off' f QW' 1' Q s ' .J I5 ,5- 'ZF 1 ,, . tra KJ L P 0.3 .. C Wi t o s 1 4 V1 P' f'. K4 '. 1 'I 13 1 Q Q -,,..e.v,..,,,, -1-f - lp- - . ' S.. Q ' A ' so r -H V1 H ,.qav-4- 'jIr 'w 4, 'rig 059 1, , A , - '. s, . , ff,v,1 Qj E1g ,nn AC? fg,, ,, . C, q , s . 1 5.3 p p p nl G , Q , . . , M ,J Fayette County Junior High Tournament A PRELIMINARIES . GLEN JEAN-Q91 LINE-UP OAK HILL-1162 ' Manx ----- - Forward - - - Tlwsczxv ' Brown - - . - - - Forward - - Knssmzn D' Fnurz - - - - - Center - - - - Boomn Q Dnvmsn - - - Guard - - Tnnv -A FRANTZ, F. -------- Guard ------- . HALL ' SCORING! Field Goalsg Jasper 2, Tausczky 2, Kessler 3, Booth 1, Hall 1. , 3. Foul Goalsg Brown 4, Frantz 1, Kessler 2. ' 'FAYETTEVILLE-1111 ' LINE-UP MOUNT HOPEQ-Q9l Hlzss ------ - Forward - ---- SMITH 'N DAUcHnn'rY - - Forward - - Aumzxsou 53 '. Rsmronn - - Center - - - THOMPSON Smm - - - Guard - - - Fnucnx 5 Lroc ---------- Guard - - Down 2 1' SUBs'rrrU1'B: Fayetteville, Reynolds. ' t, ' SCORING! Field Goals, Hess 3, Radford 2, Smith 1, Anderson 2. ' Foul Goals, Thompson 3, Hess 1. - 16 'Fayetteville was contested by Mt. Hope, and was forced to forfeit this game, Mt. Hope ' V taking their place in the Semi-finals. D GAULEY BRIDGFF-ISD LINE-UP SCARBRO-U61 Q Duusn. ---- - Forward - - - - Jzmvls D01SON - - Forward - - OLznn ' C ' Wznp - - Center - - - - Davis V Q Omvrn - - Guard - - - Mnsnau. 'QE Jomrsou --------- Guard - - - - Srosl-1 ' SUBs'rrrU'rBs: Gauley, Martin, Perdue. 3 in Sconmc: Field Goals: Johnson 1, Olzer 6, Davis 1. U, Foul Goals, Dotson 1, Iarvis 1, Olzer 1. 4:4 LAYLAND-Q62 LINE-UP GLEN JEAN-1121 V ' WELLS - - - - Forward - - - - J Assn A Wrszmm - Forward - - Brown Smxwvsx - , - - Center - - - FKANTZ T' NBFF - - - - Guard - - - IYANTZ, F. .. ' w Bus ---------- Guard --------- DIVIBSS Q Sooxnrcz Field Goals, Wells 1, Jasper 2, Brown 1,'Frantz 1, Deviese I. 5 Foul Goals, Wells 2, Neff 2, Deviese 2. .ld cl Pncr 58 1 gk 'W L7 ' lx, .. .- - .k-- --I. -- - 3. ig f 'if' s . 'iii .sa - Q '- O' G 'G -'if x - l I F O . ,O ,'x, Wgig-'TP -NA V D G '-Q Paw Ds fs . fviQiJCc1-nil, y A 1929 'evoke MY' do f. W , :V ' - -L me A' SEMI-FINALS Q - TJ ' sf .ga ' . OAK HILL-C93 LINE-UP MOUNT HOPE-ISD v S TAUSCZKY - - - Forward - ---- SMITH 'JD fl' Knssnn - - Forward - - Annnnow lf. 'ja Boom: - - Center - - - Tnourson U' C' Tan? - - - Guard - - - Fumes: Q RL HALL ---------- Guard - ----- DOW!! 3. Scouse: Field Goalsg Kessler 1, Hall 2, Anderson 1, Thompson 1. .f C' C- Foul Goalsg Tau czky 1, Kessler 2, Smith 3, Thompson I. - 3 21- - , N --of SCARBRO-151 LINE-UP GLEN JEAN-C151 Q'- , Jnvm - - - - Forward - ---- Jssnn OLz!l - - - Forward - - Blown X-ab Q DAvls - - - Center - - - Fnsrz 'U C, f Msmuu. - - - Guard - - - Dnvllss L 1, ' STOSH ---- - ---- Guard - - - - - Sm!!-I ' 0' .fx SCORING: Field Goalsg Davis 1, Jasper 2, Brown 2, Deviese 3. H Foul Goalsg Jarvis 1, Olzer 1, Davis 1, Jasper. , V 6 e . c F1NALs fo EY '49 OAK HILL-UU LINE-UP GLEN JEAN-171 J , Tsusczxv - - - - Forward - ---- Jura: lg, Klssuzl - - Forward - - Blown Q Q Qs Boom! - - Cerner - - Fiunrrz L9 , Tun - - - Guard - - - Fnnrrz, F. ., C' HALL ---------- Guard - - -' ------ DIVE!! D dp. SCORING! Field Goals: Tausczky 1, Kessler 2, Boorhe 1, Hall I, Jasper 1. -fri lg Foul Goals: Hall 1, Frantz 1, F. Frantz 1, Deviese 3. ' , 4 ' - - lj C ' ALL TOURNAMENT ig' 1 D - - io 'L OZLBR, Forward, Scarbro --------- - .lumor High ' 9 Josran, Forward, Glen Jean -- - - Junior High ' ' f T Q TI-l0MPsoN, Center, Mount Hope - - - Junior High F' Daviess, Guard and Captain, Glen Jean - - Junior High 'za P, K' HALL, Guard, Oak Hill ----- - Junior High -N- Q, sz Q mes ss .iv xi 6.3 1 Q . A I isp. - 1-w., . - , 1-V ,-sv. .-- - . ,.s,.,s - - :Q Q 0 K , , . K 5, . , - , -I xp C 0524. or l . rs .ss-va, Q-.level J U, M - ee -0--M -4 o r ,G . , , l . f Uhe I , ' f :L9 A l i qw QQ N fu' ,S AC EARN gl .L x . '- 4 L . , l xl NJ A . INDIVIDUAL STARS ' OLZEK, But Forward, Scnrbro ------ - Junior High Tnomrsoh, Ben Cerner, Mt. Hope - - Junior High 2.. . Dsvmsn, Ben Guard, Glenjean ---------- - Junior High Ao' HIGH PDIN1' MIN: Kessler, Oak Hill-155 Jasper, Glen Jean-15. OFFICIALS or THE TOURNAMENT 5 A. E. Rmomoo, cmn neo Deoils - -A ------ sperm K-9, - I Russnr. Mxpm ----- - - - Director 'Q CAn1.os HUFFMAN - Program Editor . CLAlumcz Surru - - - Manager , V5 Howno Amor.: - - Mauot Bxowmz GxArroN - - Referee, Jr. High Q WALKER Hnvlv - - Girlr' Referee 5 - Goo Munn - 1 Time Keeper 5? Jo: Slxwvns - -------- - - Score Keeper -Q A - JUDGES OF ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS ' A. E. Rnzzomco i -------------- Coach of 0. H. H. S. ja' ou W. H. WALKER Athletic Director, O. H. H. S. ' RAY SAwY2v.s - - - - 1 - - - - - Clerk C. 8: O. Railroad ' COACHES OF JUNIOR HIGH TEAMS ' Tr 'Q Leyland - ------- - - H. F. FRASIER Scarbro - - J. D. WILSDN LQ Glen Jean - - - - D. W. ALLEN Mount Hope - - D. B. Cncxrmanncsx Q9 Oak Hill - - - MILLARD JAnnL1. - Fayetteville - - - Fun Cum: 3 Gauley Bridge - - JAMES P0s'r iff, ,fa . gs? R Q LQ PALE 60 3 ml S .4 Jgigffrsniv' QQPJ, f-2-wDZ'5.C Q. J-A f .55-f. wax! Ge- A . 5 Track and Field Bocrm E BUCKI.,-X N n BACRUS BUWLES BURGESS B E N N ETT CAROLLA CANTERBURY DENT EASTON F 1.xNT FODOR FORD QJRAY flIGl.IA Push 61 HoI.L11J.xx' JAMES KESSI.ER LAVINDER K. MANN Mosss RODGERS SADLER B. SAWYERS J. S.xwYERs SHUMATE J. WEST NVENDER VVEATHERFORD YECK PAGE 62 0: 42' 5 5 I 'Lu , 4175. Xx xx ' .X LH, A . if Efjx X 5 U XXX ' -E f 2 .iff 2 fa,fT m?g F' -ff ff' ICAC 'ciia i -tiesll .Press Club FIRST SEMESTER RXNDALI, FORBES - ----- - - - Prrsidfnl MADORA CARTER - - - Vim-President ALICE OXENDALE - A - Snrelary NI.-RRY SIMMS - - - Treaxurer MRS. KELLY - - Sponsor SECOND SEMESTER MARY STMMS - - - ----- - - - Prexidfni MozELLE BURGESS - - - - - Vive-President M1LnREn BENNETT - Sefretury-Treasurfr MEMBERS MARTHA BR.-mu MARY HOLT NI.-XRY Ross MARY CANTERBURY GOLDLA JORDAN FRANCES SUTPHIN NELLIE CLATWORTHY PAUL KALAvsK1 BILLIE Suvms STUART FISHER MARY MANR1N MARY LOUISE WASHINGTON MABLE WEST PAGE 64 ,,.,,-vg? Q .,f,I.,.Ws.,.,,..,, , , ,, ,Q 1 I f A, ,M , Q F ,.,71-, R..-,H,f3.4r.I.,'en , A . - y V. .-I -N, . 5:1 5 ,- V .1 A J V- n A - ' -r-1., :lf -a I lu' V, I . A ff ia, . f Tulip 1 Lf If 5 .II I .V if' I 5-'af 12,41 Uh- '14 ' QAJ . I -H A ' ' Q1 . 9, f . , if Q-.gf ,- ..? I 5 , 1 A .,,, 'r A v 1: A I If If U Agni: , -'A I, . . V up Llbrary Club .5 ,I ' ' FRANCES SUTI-HIN - - - - Prfxzdent , . A . J MARY LOUISE WAsHINr:ToN Ifnr Prendent yn, i , .r- MARY SIMMS - - .Srfrrtmy .- r 5 '74 MAIDORA CARTER - Treaxurer .I PAUL KAI,AVSKI - - Log Reporter 1- k 1, ' ,Il-I-j MISS BERNICE HARRIS - - Sponsor E1 'fe 1 e Y 55, ,' MEMBERS , RUTH BOBBITT ORPHA O'DELI. JL f Q I EMMET COLEMAN MARY' Ross ' mi X I Vij WILLIE HAGY IANNE SHARP 'I I A I PoI.I.Y LONG MABEI. WVOOTEN x 'Z - J ,. f .IF if 'LQ , . F -. ' I-AGE 65 V I .. ,.,,,, ,,A,,n,,,,,., ,, ,, ., .Y , - , , ., I ' - I . .u'f ,---,1 . , ' ' .,:. fi ' ..- Id .rx ' ' J ..' A. I , ,..-.J...V.'. .5-.J 4-:L .. .. V. . . CECIL A W'-fmrgw - Athletic Club LINDSAY - - - - Preyident OTTO BOVVLES - - - - l'iz'z'-Prexidenl LAVVRENCE SNYDER - - - Sefretary A. E. REZZONICO - Sponrvr MEMBERS MELVIN ROBERTS RICHARD ROWE RAY RINER MORTON SADLER PETE STARK BILLY SCOTT BURL SAWYERS JOE SAVVYERS HERBERT SHUMATE JAMES SADLER IRVIN SHORTER JOHN SCOTT HARRY SCHWEITZER AVERY TYLER FRED FIQREADWAY WILLIAM THOMPSON JOE THOMAS OLIS TERRY' JOE TERRY' CARROLL TAUSCZKY ANDREW VVOOTEN RALPH WEBB MAX WENDER CHARLES WATKEYS NEIL VV ENDER MORRIS WENDER ARTHUR WALLACE CLAIR WEATHERI-'ORD EARL YECK RAY GRAY ANDREW GRAY CHARLES GIGIIIA DENNIS HILL HARVEY HEATH OBIE HOLLIDAY FRED HUDDLESTON JAMES HALL CHARLES JAMES ROBERT KESSLER SAMMY KESSIIER SAMUEL LIPARI JAMES LAVINDER ED LAVINDER NELSON LIGHT OLIN MILLER RUSSEL MILLS DONALD MILLS KYLE MANN JENNINGS MOSES KENNETH MANN ERNEST MCCOY JOE NICQUADE WILMONT NICHOLS JOSEPH PENROD WARREN ROGERS BILLY RHODES HOWARD REID OLIN RICHARDSON WILLIAM ZAMITIS HAVEN ALLEN QPEORGE AYRES LONNIE ARCABRICHT HOWARD AMOLE PAUL BACKUS HUBERT BENNETT NIYRI. BASHAM WILLIAM BIBB J. D. BOONE FRANCIS BLAKE MARTIN BACKUS VVIIILIAM BURGESS CLINTON BUCKLAND CLARENCE BLAKE DALLAS BOOTHE JACK BIBB MIKE BOGDA BASIL BROUGHMAN BUSTER CRONE RAYMOND CHRISTIAN EDWARD DUNCAN VADEN DAVIS MARVIN DENT HOMER FITZWATER RANDALL FORBES RAYMOND FORBES RALPH FORD FRED F'RISK COSBY FLINT PACE 66 E. R. LAYNE - LONNIE ARGAERIGHT HAVEN ALLEN MARGARET BURIJETTE ANNA CLARK VADEN DAVIS OBIE HOLLIDAY CLARICE JAMES IR.-I KINZER ARLENE Momus KENNETH MANN Orchestra MEMBERS NI.-NBEI. MANKIN JOSEPHINE McCoy EDITH MCKINNEY BEATRICE O'DELI. JOE THOMAS BILLY 'FULLY LOUISE TUIILY JIMMY Woons MAX XVENDER R.-'ILPII WEBB P.u:E 67 l.Jirn'tur Ixmwru MANN KTTHLEEN LEw1s - EIJTTH BUkc:Ess MOZELLE BURGESS KATHERXNE BLAKE OTTO B0wI.Es ELVA CANTERBURY 'TONY CAROLLA Wu.1.1AM Dum FRED FRISK HOMER FITZWATER THELMA FISHER RANDAIJ. FORBES CAR1.us HUFEMAN lYil'P-Pfffldfflf - Sfrretary ETHE1. JONES NIARGARET LEYVIS HELEN MOSES OSWALD Moluus BEULAH RICHARDS MARGARET Ross MARION SMITH OPAL THoM.xs WOODROW 'THOMAS JAMES WEST MABLE VVEST IRENE WILKERSON Home Economics Club FIRST SEMESTER RUBY BLAKE ---- ------ - - - l'rf.fidfnt POLLY DRUMMONII - - ----- - - Vire-Prznvidrnt MARY JAMES V - - - - - S1'frz'fary JUANITA MILLS ----- - Trmsurrr SECOND SEMESTER ZELMA SIMPSON - ------- - - - Irmident KATE TOOMIIS ---- - - l'if'r-Prmidrnt KATHLEEN CHRISTIAN -A----- - - Sfrrrrary MAE SCOTT -------- - Trmmrrr K,XTHRX'N S. QEENTRY, Spnnmr MEMBERS KATHRYN AMOLE RUTH BAUMGARTNER DOROTHY BAYS IULIA BIBB RUBY BISHOP KATHRYN BLAKE EDITH BURcEss JENNIE BURGESS VIRGINIA COLEMAN THELMA ENNIS MADONNA FODOR CLARICE JAMES MATTIE THoMPsoN PAGE 69 MADELINE MCLAIN ffERTRUDE MCQUAIIE ESTHER PAINTER IRESYL SMITH MARION SMITH ELOISE STOKES 4 1 ZEI.MA SIMPSON EDITH ROBINETTE MAIJELINE MCLAIN ELIZABETH LEET RUTH BOBBITT - MARY MODEY - Nature Study Club MEMBERS OPAL BAYS AREUTUS BELCHER VIoI,ET BOSTIC ARLENA BOWLES VIOLET BROWN MARY CANTERBURY HELEN CRAFT DOROTHY ELICK ETHEI, FITZPATRICK MADELINE FITZPATRICK PAGE 70 RosA GIGLIA LOUISE PIARDING EDITH MCKINNEX' RUTH NEUBERT RUBY NUGEN MAGGIE RICHARDS LILLIAN VARGO GRETA STANLEY ELOISE STOKES 5 - Przsident - President Vire-President Fire-President - Secretary - Secretary A French Club MOTTOZ Nous travaillons pour vaincre tous les empechementsf' DESYL SMITH - -A--- - - - - - - Pl'l'JlliPIIf REBECCA TooMus - ANDREW WOOTEN - HEI.EN CRAFT ETHEI, FITZPATRICK LOUISE HARDING CLARICE JAMES MARY JAMES ETHEL JONES GERTRUIJE MCQUADE MEMBERS MARGARET WRIGHT PAGE 71 - - - Vife-Presidffzt Srrrrtary- Trmmrrr G.-IRNET MERRITT MARY MODEY RUTH PERKINS ANNE SHARP GRETA STANLEY IRENE SMITH ELOISE STOKES F . ,E 71 ,- . K- wwe'-. . L... ff ll ' L.: FIRST STAFF Homer Fitzwater, Editor-in-Chief, Hubert Bennett, Associate Editor, Olin Miller, Joke Editor, James West, Exchange Editor, Otto Bowles, Sport Editor, Morton Sadler, Sport Editor, Randall Forbes, Make-up Editor, Vernon Kelly, Copy Reader, Kathleen Christain, Club Editor, Kenneth Mann, Class Editor, Robert Kessler, News Editor, Edith Burgess, Alumni Editor. SECOND STAFF Warren Rogers, Editor-in-Chief, Elva Canterbury, Associate Editor, Kathryn Blake, joke Editor, Russel Mills, Exchange Editor, Fred Frisk, Sport Editor, VVilliam Bibb, Sport Editor, Ernest McCoy, Make-up Editor, J. D. Boone, Copy Reader, Martha Meadows, Club Editor, Arthur Wallace, Club Editor, Katherine Frantz, News Editor, Mattie Thompson, Alumni Editor, Opal Thomas, Copy Reader. f PAGE 72 , 5 . f -C.. , '4 4 A Y, 1 n fr' . ' ' . '-. Q ,. , t.,, ,il ., ...nm F. . ,AUQK ,L ..i.'1.- ,V 11,.-,vth.4. 5.5-Jun' . .1 . . we 4, x, , A--'-- .--1 ' - 1 ' i'il - , a l f. :-- I .il .fl : 1- If li ' 2 5- V ,-X . 'W QU golf? Lu MHA 2 y 'ah Q, ., .1 ,51-.T , S, . , . 91 31-1.5 if y Q-J wil., 'J ,1'f'Qiif Fu ff .l ,A',.-xg, '. ,M .- l aff' : ix N-'Q ., , ,, W l iifngi ,Tl T1 ffl z, Q 1 it 1' ,Q 4 3 ga fel f li 'il fav V' '-1,1 5, Z I , ig ij, if rg t, LIE l' 'M' v 11,4 9 vi fr., L, , rims 1 n,.' .Qi J' - 'I L . ,petri 41 T y 'l I . Ar ' -- .V A C 1 , I , I . Dramatlc Club PAUL BACKUS - - ---- - - - Pr-andent KATE TOOMBS - - - Vine-President SUE AMOLE ------- - Srvrrlary MISS MAOELINE SIMS - - - - Sponsor RUBY BISHOP RUBY BLAKE ELVA CANTERBURY POLLY DRUMMOND KATHERINE FRANTZ MEMBERS OPAL THOMAS PACE 73 ROBERT KESSLER POLLY LONG JUANITA MIl,I.S ERNEST McCoy ORPHA 0'DEI.I. 1 4 Science Club ALBERT FODOR - - - - - - - - lrrvzdnzt JAMES LAVINDER lfice-Prendent G. C. SLAVEN - Spomor ALBERT FODOR JAMES LAVINDER AUBREH' STxNNE'r1' CHARLES MCLAIN MEMBERS PAGE 74 VVILLI.-XM THOMPSON WILLIAM BURc:Ess LONNIE ARGARRIGHT RAY IQELLY 3 I I CECIL LINDSAY - ANDREW WOOTEN - - - SUE AMOLE ---- MARY LOUISE WASHINGTON MABEL WOOTEN - - - SAMUEL LIPAKI - - - ALBERT FODOR - - MILLARD JARRELL - RACHEL H. FERGUSON - LELIA ALEXANDER NELLIE CLATWORTHY KATHERINE FRANTZ WILLIE HAGY PAUL KALAVSKI 13 Club MEMBERS PAGE 75 I - - - President - - - Vice-Prexidenl - Rerording Serreiary - Corresponding Secretary - - - - Treasurer - - Chaplain - Sergeant-at-Arm: - - - Sponsor - Assistant Sponsor PAULINE LONG MARTHA JANE MEADOWS ORPHA O'DELL AUBREY STINNETT KATE Toomss ,. . , . .1 - K I ' A .,,-I . , f'1' Uhr T' ' . I' AG U - ,E , ft X I A V 6 W o f i K9 wr r, .J b . Ir, Nl x N 4 f-9 J ,tg W. Ci. - u ' L1 'N '- . eff-' C 0 .1 'Bk . S. . QBCI IQ.. In LFP 0 .1 CI .5 I . '44 il I ffm . M- NJ Pu Q' ., J I 0 I .B e W ' Roll. of Honor Students making an average of 90W or above fir the 61-at school term: Y 24 weeks of the 1928-1929 ,. -UA Qi. SENIORS -'Q LELIA ALEXANDER - - 93 PAUL KALAVSKI - - 91 WILLIE HAGY - - - 92 OxPHA 0'DEI.L- - 91 ' KATE Toomas - - - ----- 92 RUBY BISHOP - - - 90 5 MAIIY Loman WAsH1Nc'roN - - - - 92 PAULINE LoNc - - - 90 S-.' Awonnw Woo'rEN - - - - - - 90 5? ' JUNIORS 'J 5 Srumu' FIs1-In ------- 91 MAIIY Ross - - - - 91 i ALICE OxENnALn ------ 90 hr. 'SOPHOMORES N 3 WILLIAM DUDA - - 94.2 LILLIAN MANN - - 91 95 '. Gsoncn Anas - - - 92 LOUISE Doon - - - 90 .515 MABLB- Was? - ----- 92 MAH Momav - - - - 90 'Q MAX WENnEx ------- 90 - J 'FRESHMEN Q5' Exunsr Lows - - - 94.3 JANICE WI-Im: - - 91 FRANCES Lormsxv - - - 93 HALLIE MANN - - 91 LUCY LEE.WILMEl ------ 92 VXOLET BLAKE - - - 90 A ' D JOHN KocwAnA ------ 90 V' A ft 'WA EIGHTH GRADE 'sp PAUL ANKRUM Q- ,' - .J PERFECT ATTENDANCE ,QM FRESHMEN . J' EnNEsI' Lowa 14 yI-5.5 Jon Rm-sus G v ' CLAnENcE BLAKE 14 yn.J VIRGINIA Bosnxrr i QUINNIE DUNCAN Q2 yrs.J FIIIEDA Wnssnr. 'hi . . 0 ' EIGHTH GRADE q ' HARVEY THOMPSON , I SEVENTH GRADE. ff! WILLIAM BAYs Fun Lowa -. RUTH WILxEIIsoN j ' rv' 054 , V' LJ PAGE 76 Q3 S71 . I s JY if J .M F ' L 5' 1 tw ig . - K . -0 ,I - . KNAW, '-I QQ A . rn QV B' If I -E-if .W-fro 1331 .. r' oh' ll W 'L-Q T ACORN? C . Ng -'69 Alumni Class of 1928 Joe Ayres is a student at Berea College ky. Alma Bibb, now Mrs. Grant Thomas lives in Oak Hill. l 1. . 4 fi - A -1 5 L l fig- ll pl 3 YO - 4. L . . A? . ' --N Edith Blake is a student at N. R. S. Emily Clatworthy is teaching at Berry Mt. Earl Blake is teaching at Long Branch. john Bogda is working at Scarbro. Golda Crawford is working in Oak Hill. Glady Dodd is at home in Minden. Rosa Duda is a student at Mt. State Business College. Thelma Edwards is teaching at Glen Rogers. J. D. Boone is a student at Concord College. Helen Hill is at home in Oak Hill. Jettison Brown is working at Columbus, Ohio. Carter Bundy is a student at Morris Harvey. Margaret Lee is now Mrs. Vaughn. Tyrus Duncan is a student at Concord College. Ellie Lowry is working in Oak Hill. Hillsmond Hodges is at home at Bovvlin. Hazel Luke is now Mrs. Reims. Wilma Mahoney is now Mrs. Brooks. Frank Jones is a student at Concord College. Conrad Judy is a student at Mt. Hope High School. Ruth McMahon is a student at Concord College. Lillian McNeely is teaching on Cabin Creek. Marvel Mitchell is a.student at Marshall College. Violet Mignor is at home at Layland. Eugene Lavinder is living in Oak Hill. john Lipari is a student at Mt. State Business College. Mary Nix is at home in Summerlee. Ruth O'Dell is a student at Concord College. Clara Payne is working in Oak Hill. Laura Nugen is at home at Dempsey. Conrad Mallory is a student at Jackson's Mill. Emma Prather is now Mrs.- Henry Hudson, Hilda Rainey Painter lives in Oak Hill. Ulah Shorter is a student at National Business College, Roanoke. jean Schwartz is working in Louisville, Ky. Robert Oxendale is at home in Scarbro. Jack Rogers is working at Minden. Elizabeth Shuck is teaching at Scarbro. Grace Smith is working in Oak Hill. Leone Staton is in training in a Charleston hospital. Pansy Terry is now Mrs. Ernest Parrish. Russell Smith is a student at Marshall College. Marvin Thomas, Deceased, October 23, 1928. Elizabeth Thomas is a s-tudent at Concord College. Ellen Treadway is a student at Capital City Commercial College. Anna Voholetz is working in Oak Hill. Margaret Warren 'is now Mrs. Ross. Orville Stevens is a student at Jackson's Mill. Ross Tyree is a student at Marshall College. Willie Weatherford is a student at Concord College. Horace Woodrum is a student at W. V. U. Dreafus Woods is working at Skelton. Sophia Zimniski is a student at National Business College, Roanoke. Mt. Hope. PAGE 77 ' P2 vii' -as 65-' Q JY 'Sf' . oi in - -? 0 5? sw.- V .cr Qt ft C 8 is D 'Cl' if .fa .J ll 1 VN, 51 QQ Q ' J -Q 6.1.3 . . ni 'CKQ J PEAR TREE PAGE 78 Q 4 ,.-. J W4 A ,e U: Q .Hg Q 1 . , , ..L A ,Q 'T' -1, -' .4 5 41.7 if '1: Nfl fi'-'id if 1' .a-g .' inx'F':3'5 1 E, 'W' 1 if I AY' M--X .-Q ff nf..-xg,-i .YQ .9333 v g 11 M ' ' I f ' ,HR . ,' 1' Qjx w HQ X Y f Q ' V1 I . 1 , f . 1, . r :fx cf-'Q 1 'Ng I I ., was 'P .-B Q. 1- .1 Q. nge-3 5 SM ,gg + '- fi af A . 1 , .3 7 f 1 ni .W J.X my F.-.A . ,. ?. 'K' ,, 9 :HL ,i R . 3 V2 CUM ALL, THERE AINT No MORE BUT R EAD THE ADS iii.-iii X V xf Q f X I U1 XID XX xxgf x U4 X L. ' . yr? Q ,- . V 1 . 9 n f r V! 3. . hr' A ., , 1 X-1. . , D A 4 . .1 'p ,. A I' ' Q . 3 'D l . f ,3 7,0 fu ' YT . 'J -. . , a ' .. O I 3 11011 Qfx vu- 0 0 w, 1, W F k Q n 40 tix .0-4 six! 'Z 'Ee '5 . cw ,. 5' ,L . ' 3 L Q' nf W Av: A T -: ...Z 3 5 ef 2' 9 fu' B' . on 5'-,,, W Q - GQ .-4 Z H- A I 3 N 2 A E g :M ' 3 A vf. . 'X ' 'A .S7-Pwff. fi' 115-vZ1'.N-' A A.-fa.. . PORTRAITS ST U D I 0 SWAN N :init 1? If ' Q CHAR L ESTON WEST VIRGINIA -.1 -...en-s :-. rs. Ke ly: Why don' o t ennet: I di, nam, u gtt A snag., . ,Q 4.5.4.- 1 'T If v 09 11412411 I: ni ni fininiuiuznir-ininzu:wif-iniuloiuitxi :init 1110302150 2 I 1 vin: 014 zriuinlniuiul Ii .aioiuif I1 T11 'ia H HOME OF GOOD EATS I I RODES RESTAURANT OAK HII.L - WEST VIRGINIA ,U Q Q Entire Equipment furnished by the Charleston Store Equipment Company g CHARLESTON - WEST VIRGINIA Q 0:03014IixliuioioioioxuzuI2IIiu1n1u1n:na:u2 xinxuxuiozriuioxoiui nil 0 Gray: NVhat do you think of this law of evolution? Lavinder: 1t's a good idea-but can they enforce it? is111mixisni:rinvim111rimvis13:ri:11ri:111ri11isricrioioinininifvixnin K.ESSLER'S SERVICE STATION THE WORLD'S BEST --PUROL GAS, TIOLENE MOTOR OIL Auto Laundry-Transmission and Differential-Free Air FREE CRANK SERVICE-TIRES AND ACCESSORIES PHONE 81F2 Day and Night Service ' SCARBRO, W. VA Why Standard? BECAUSE IT IS STANDARD STANDARD OIL COMPANY of New Jersey B. C. PETERS OAK HILL WEST VA 14:1 ininiuioioiuiuiniuiuarninioiuinicxi si sz vi 1020: xi ri Otto: Do you know Shakespeare well? joe Sawyers: Go ong you can't kid me. Shake.-peare's dead. - j-ess. 'Lf-mf: A AG.ElSI2..INT Lfxx-' - 549' 19 9 1 'inf ,' A A fs' 5 'I 3 . I v 5 l A I r' rx -y ' L 5 - w 1 ' N ,. Eg ' ' J e A ', Q 2 , W5 U Q ' ' ,-13 A '-:I M L-. ua ll111P1CllCDl1Pi15llllllifl14l1 LJ 9' 'WA 'if' 'i -N . . 4x l U I 1 I , Compliments A A vi .' 1 OAK HILL NATIONAL BANK iff Oak Hill, W. Lva. A - is '83 ff- AD' C, E. MAHAN, President 363. is E. A. THOMAS, Vice-President W. P. GREGORY, Cashier O' 3 E. S. HAMILTON, Vice-President H. A. CALHOUN, Asst. Cashier . N' Q Q RJ : ,ix fi. TELEPHONE ua W ' iv .5 . is ' Q5 ,McLAIN STORE COMPANY . Dealers in N 'T' GENERAL 0 1 - Q . MERCHANDISE 0 . ll u O Oak H111 West Va. - H A X1 gy' '. - v:o1o:o1o:c vzuqocoqohuxoqug., ' , 1- . . N Lend me your tux tonight, Stinnett, you on't need it. G . How do you know I won't? . JI Because I'm taking Orpha out myself tonighif' .R I5 0 GJ, v 11-:civil-in-1 101 -1 1 2 ri xi ni xiii 11:1 Zoingningnixviu Storage Q Open Nights Wrecking Service OAK HILL GARAGE HA 7 l TELEPHONE 18 G. A. SKINNER, MOR. OAK HIl,I., W. VA. C. C. THOMAS OWNER PEOPLES HARDWARE COMPANY SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE Including the Range Eternal, American Wire Fence, American Beauty Electric Washing Machine, John Deere Harvester Farm Machines, Florence Cook Stoves, Kurfees Paint and Du Pont Duco. 111 1313110211 iuiazi iuivuioiuini 1211: 111120111 11 1: in 1 Prirch: A fool and h': monev ar : p d.' Homer: VVhO got 5 , . ' AC QRN UQ ew Q llioiolxicioirirlbiltlibliiriiibitiaslriblxiictoicit L A SI f .- 4 - I . Rexall and Red Devils 'P o 6 W W ag X . I . , ,, G O -gf 5. Chg- f 5 . - Q fn D , 1 ' . I 'ch I: L X! 2' Ill! I f D, X, I ,nr - A ai as - F .ob 04 .A . . 93 A f? C9 1 li' C I BoTH WINNERS ai- I -vig i' I 'v . . .Q . OAK HILL DRUG COMPANY -1 n.' 2.3 ,.. a bn ,0 f The REX .4 LL Store 3 , Us , 3 J - RED DEVIL'S COOLING SHOP ', 5- 1 Q :lr 32' Jai its Q- HARCOURT 8: COMPANY V5 '. l INCORPORATED , c ' E5 LOUISVILLE, KY. nb ox ' V i Manufacturers of Commencement Invitations, 5x i Class Rings, Pins, Wedding Invitations 3 . a and Monogram Stationery 1 U - .,, I , SAMPLE SENT ON -I i l 0 I .A . REQUEST ' Fi . :J I pb ' lQODOQlQOQlfiQl.1l1lQ1 lQPQli1D1D1P,0Q0.0D1.l7,1lQlIQ1DQq: A :B v Mr. Walker: What ar y h h' g E f . ' A ' ' -, Mr. Coleman: He 'll g h' p d d I h g a y igh, 0. ' . I0 :lb mo s W?f.Uf?4 k f , -f. f bi. N v A I f, Tv., -y-..1........-.. ,T .. . W.-. .. . . . , . Q. 41 7he A J. Q4 1. ft AC SZPN yi K Q k 0 I X 23 . 1,5 Education that is entertaining-Entertainment that is j. Educational .24 I . i ::::: I W S The World's Greatest Dramatic Achievements ,' g I S at the ' 33 . LYRIC THEATRE OAK HILL - WEST .VA. 1 Specialists in Fine Entertainment 'Ia - X - 'Q' 43 , CJK U9 , Q-2 COMPLIMENTARY .6 FROM 55 . -3 YOUR ATHLETIC GOODS FRIEND vQ ' 5' D if ,.u.i-.MT.owry: Is there Ziuligezlxay you'd likeitciirhair cut? i-0-0.3 ' 5 Hoochy: Yeah, oif. 175 w I Q' -ff wick.-:fe a e X . , Q A 1 . LJ . QI u o ..' gr . -3 32 1 I UU: Ft. tm , x fo 4? H' -Q 0 1 'N M -k ml a Q l ToBAccos CIGARS CIGARETTES 3 MAGAZINES-CANDIES 2 Fayette Couuty's Largest Play House 2 THE SMOKE House' I POOL-BILLIARDS LUNCHES Headquarters for the Sporting World WENDER BUILDING MODERN SANDWICH SHOP MAKE IT YOUR LOAFING PLACE In Building for the Future l BE SURE TO LAY A GOOD l FOUNDATION l g By Starting a Savings Account with this Strong Bank. E Add to it as regularly as the months come and i go, and your success is assured. l g MERCHANTS 81 MIN ERS BANK OAK HILL, W. VA. a ' , ......-- .....,.-. , - C pltal Surplus and Profits S 23000000 E Resources, December 31, 1928 ,..I.L.I....I.,......... S1,251,083.05 I1,Tfl'QQ,fI2IlIIi'If ' IQ'QhQ,, I ,Qalilluwil , TQ' Q',IUI TQ'Qf'QQi'l w i . y . Martin: And I had a face lik y .' once, and when I realiz l h 't l k l l gre th beard. 0:0 ! l U Q U u 1:1-1:7411-':..f1n: 1:1--1-.uw cz 411 oz S K ' I Ar V ci' at :Nr fikijty ,SEE1 faq A A ' 'Q ' Wxi 1912 -I A X f ei fb -A S S .' - ' ' I f - D THE HOME I . ' 'Ilia 2 OF i 33 2 Soft drinks with a dlfferent and pleaslng taste Q In If g Candy--from best to cheapest 3 '-' 1 S Drug Sundries and School Supplies S I f - , We appreciate your business 2 -H I Q 1 1 Ig, 2 OAK HILL FOUNTAIN 2 ,gp 1 I MAIN STREET I oAK HILL, W. VA. Q if , . I ' -V - ' ' I Parties, whether they are planned or impromptu, are l Q' l made easy for the hostess and pleasant for ' , 3 'the guests when there's a ' . 9 f l GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR E In the home '-. i Come in today and study these unusually quiet, roomy, ' ' A eilicient refrigerators. They are made by the . A w , E9 , it . GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY A. AND GUARANTEED BY f ' Appalachian Electric Power Company I I 7 OAK HILL I 5 1 S i I ik j .I .I.,--.-.-.-.-I--.--.------.--,--------------.. . . J P Mr. Oxendale, to Miss Harris: Did y h b t h - y d 9 h n who demanded a 0 -C. V' , half price ticket to the movie? If In . fwfr'-frgi .. y - -5, p gn, u 'H' , ,i,,?,,.-fp, ESEAI-E 33 ' I g ljfifafg ,Ew?iH,q CL, ws. ,MQ ,hw .T If you get itat THE MIDLAND STORE It's correct and worth the price It is our constant endeavor always to carry the latest modes, the most popular styles in Clothing and Accessories Here you will find the things you want at the price you want to pay WE WANT YOU TO FEEL AT LIBERTY TO COME IN AT ANY TIME TO SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO OFFER, WITHOUT FEELING OBLIGATED TO BUY Oak Hill West Va. Atwater Kent, Columbia and Majestic Radios The MUSIC HOUSE - - - - Everything Compliments HOLLIDAY CASH STORE Musical Home Store fo, o A K H I L L Home Folks ' ' ' ' BECKLEY MUSIC STORE BECKLEY OAK HILL. WEST VA. 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A 0 0.911 ioioioininiuiu in-ini 1 1: if io: vi 14 in 1 ioiuioisriniuin vi: CONFECTIONS BILLIARDS BIBB'S NEWS STAND Handling More Than 200 Publications OAK HILL - WEST VA. For Gifts that Last For Young lVIen and High A School Sheiks J. D. Wender Prop. Hoon s sHoP An exclusive shop for IS STILL Women and Nlisses HERE PHONE 13 OAK HILL HARDWARE CO. Complete Line of Shelf Hardware, Farm Tools and Office Supplies Come and see our new Stove Department OAK HILL - WEST VA. Servant: The Doctor? h S' Absent-minded Professor: 'I ' ' q h'm. Tell him l'm sick. 1 rinioioioiozuiuin 1 11 in in 2 1 ri 3 ini:riuiuioioiozoioi io: 114xiinioioiinioioioioimxioiuioioinix icinioioioioi io THOMAS FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service MAIN b 4 , ,N OAK HILL STREET f i W. VA. K - It iii Y ft 1 MANKIN LUMBER Hart, Schaffner SL Marx COMPANY Clothes D.fi.i1fSElf.Aih1C1?i1I.'iR.SiCE3lf1?ng HERNDON 31 Mateflai Offices and Warehouses CENTRAL AVE- Walk-Over Shoes OAK HILL - Wm Vi. OAK HILL - WEST VA- CHRYSLER- 52 62 72 and Imperial 80 As fine as money can buy REPUBLIC TRUCKS R. J. RYAN PHONE 116 OAEK HII.L, W. VA. COMPLIMENTS OF 8 COLLEGE Central Barber O-ffers excellent facilities for colle- and Beaut Parlor gl2I?.f'a1T! Efi'f'lE m'i'.l.,?'!d women Y i?l.Il'tl'i1.iIid1lgf d g dr lld 'l IE UT5 El Ol' WOIIIEII UIIEXCQ e . All athletics emphasized. Major sports un- TELEPHONE i:iltel1Vest Virginia. Teams of For furtlzer information, address OAK I-IILL , WEST VA. James E. Allen, LL.D., President ELKINS, W. VA. pzoioiriirgi1111141:4aimiii1311:4:xi124rxoioioxoxoioioiiqoioioi 11 Democrat: VVhat kind of socks docs Hoover wear? Republican: How should I know? Democrat: Well, I thought you were one of his supporters. I 21111-11 14 11:11:11 in is 1 11011-ia innioimxiviuiuiuim 113 1 12 Ii I CIOMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS B Company Company OAK HILL - WIEST VA. OAK HII.I.. - YVEST YA. PHONE 64 I LEVEIXS MARKET THAT IS THE PLACE TO GET GOOD THINGS TO EAT Oak Hill West Va. TELEPHONE 139 Ch ap'3 Taxi 1 'T yree 81 Sevv K A Bus. Phone 121 ' . Res. 291 Undifltgkers l g g f THE CAR WITH A ' V ,1 RED DEVIL Embalmefs C. E. CHAPMAN AMBULANCE SERVICE .1 owner MAIN STREET OAK HILL OAK HILI. - WEST VA NEW RIVER STATE SCHOOL MONTGOMERY, w. VA. A Standard State School Offering I-Work leading to 2-Pre-Legal Course 3-Pre-Medical Course. 4-Two Year Engineering Course. 5-Commerce and Business Administration. 6-Department of Music. Voice Piano Violin Band and Orchestra Instruments. Summer School. A.B. degree 7.. C. H. MARTIN, PRESIDENT 111112111-fini:-3:1 Fisher: ls this a second-hand shop? Clerk: Yes, sir. Fisher: VVell, I want one put on my watch. n 1ni1viu1o1o1oi1 1011 3 131 ini ini viliri110301031si.'ini'xzoiuxuiuinisrinin in 1 101 ri 14114nicminininioinxlniui 1 ni 1 viar1n1n1n1n3u11.iu1uin1inio1o:1 You can get an A.B. degree in COWlpliWl6nfS either the College of Arts and Sci- Hlsleshslii the Teachers College at Oak Hill Shoe Shop MARSHALL JOE NOWOCINSKI COLLEGE HUNTINGTON - WEST VA. PROPRIETOR xlO1'1'lS P. Shaivlgsggiiggi.. Pedn., I,L.D. Compliments of KELLY DRUG COMPANY Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Dr. B. C. Byrnside OF OAK HILL THE RED DEVILS W. VA. When in Oak Hill Don't Forget to Visit ROBERTS 5 81 10C GROCERYM VVhatever trouble Adam had, No man in da Q f y. o yore Could say when he had told a joke, I've heard that joke before. ui :Quin uiniodpzo ojoiarjojojcrioiojfriozarzavjcxgoxnxlnpoioxnqpojoioxnjc 11010101014 01014101 9:0101 4 1 f v 'avi 4 f fi., Q AQ' f eil? K , 5 , A: ,42 'J 1 U ,U Q14-. :ki ,,-1, . ' . 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