Parkersburg High School - Parhischan Yearbook (Parkersburg, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1957 volume:

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Mal1'iettn College, M.A. University of Mic-lligzni Sponsor of Student Council PRINCIPAL DXVICHT O. CON N ICR A.B. Ohio University. BLA. Ohio State University DIRECTOR OF ACADEMIC PROGRAM A JOSEPH F. .IOHNSTON B.S. in Pllysicul Education VVest Virginia University WOOD COUNTY ADMINISTRATION E. S. Shannon, Superintendent of Schools Harry A. Staats, Executive Assistant Assistant SUPGTII1f0l1Cl0Ul.'S W. E. Lawson. Russell A. Pfalzglulf, P. F. Pribble WOOD COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Charles Leary. President F. XVillarcl Herdman Dr. Paul L. McCuskey, Thomas L. Nash, Marvin Norman P. H. S., The center of our community lite, affords Faculty LORENE ALLEN B. S Ohio Unixersity, Music. Sponsor of Freshman Choir and Freshman Boys' anal Cirls' Clee Cluh VIRGINIA ALLEN Registrar. Secretary to Nlr. Alohnston NY. Y. ARCHER l irst Class Trade anal lnclustrial Certifieate. Elec- trieity - CIIAIILES D. ARMSTRONG A.l3. liairinont State College, Nl.A. Ohio Univer- sity. Plane Ceonietry, Solid Ceometry, Trigonom- etry, Sponsor of Chess Cluh 22.0. Chairman of Mathematics Department PA'l'lilClA M. BAILEY BS. XVI-st Virginia University. Physical Eclueation, Sponsor of junior High antl Senior High Folk Daneing Cluhs SAMUEL D. BAILEY ILS. Salem College, Senior lAI2ltlll'llltltlL'S, Sponsor ol Noon Monitors and Movie Operators MARY EMILY BALDERSON B.S. in Education Ohio University, B S. in Coin- ineree Olliee Training Sehool, Colulnhus, Ohio, Of- liee Praetiee. Stenography. Sponsor of Dictation ancl 'I'i'ause1'iption Cluh Al,liElI'l'A D. BATSON A.B. Salem College, Enllish IIAIIIIY D. IIINCHAM. Ill. A.B. Nlarietta College. Biology. Sponsor of Astron- omy Clnh EMMA NEAL BOCCESS A.B. Central College. English. Speech, Sponsor of Senior Class. Masque and Gavel and Senior High Speeeh Cluh NIURL LAWRENCE BOYLES A.B., KLA. NVQ-st Virginia University. Electricity, Pliysies. Sponsor of junior Academy of Science ADELAIDE BI. BRISCOE A.B Belhaven College. English, Co-Sponsor of Red Masque Drainaties Cluh 'WX ' ev ll. NV. CALICNDINE Direetor of Vocational Division F. T. CAMPBELL A.l5. Marshall College, M.A. VVest Virginia Uni- versity, United States History ,IESSIE CAMPBELL 1 V A.B. Marshall College, Art. Sponsor ot Craft Club RUTH LOUISE CHURCH Library Clerk CA'l'IIARlNlC CLARK Q A.B. YVest Virginia University, Sponsor ot the jour- nal, Quill and Scroll, and News Bureau FORREST C. CLARK B.S. NVQ-st Virginia University, NI. A. Columbia Unixersity, Chairman of Physical Education De- partnient educational opportunities for 2,876 young people. 9 Faculty E. B. CLARKE B.S. in Education Ohio University, VVoodworking. Sponsor of XVoodworking Club JOHN CLIBURN A.B, in Education Fairmont State College, Driver Education ELIZABETH CLINE A.B. XVest Virginia XVCSIPYRIII College, English, Sponsor of Etiquette Club E. C. CLOUSE First Class Trade and Industrial Certificate, Sheet Metal .IOHN W. COLE Q B.S. Industrial Arts VVest Virginia Institute ot Technology, Machine Shop ,IENNIE CONGLETON A.B Marietta College, English, Sponsor of Recrea- tional Games Club TIMOTIIY L. CROSS A.B. Salem College, Coordinzitor of Physical Edu- cation and Athletics, Business Manager of Athletics and Physical Education Building ESTIIER CUNNINCHAM B.M., M.M. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, A Cappella Choir, Harmony, Voice, Chairman of Vocal Department, Sponsor Vivaee Clec Club MARY JO DAVIS A.B., B.S. Saint Mary of the Springs College, BLA. Ohio University, XVorld History, Sponsor of Junior- 4 Senior Girls' Book Club CARROLL F. DERENBURCER B.S. Ohio University, Bookkeeping, Accounting, Sponsor of Personal Bookkeeping Club GERALD A DRAKE B.S. in Education Ohio University, Driver Education IRENE DROPPLEMAN Q B.S. XVest Virginia University, Civics, Sponsor ot Sophomore Dramatics Club ROBERT R. DUTTON B.S., M.S. in Physical Education VVest Virginia University, Biology, Sponsor of Little Red Football Club, Coach of Little Red Football, Big Red Wrest- ling, and Big Red Golf MARGARET C. EDMONDSON Ph.B. Denison University, M.A. Bread Loaf School of English, Middlebury College, English, Sponsor of Parhischan BONNIE FARNSWORTH B.S. in Home Economics Ohio University, Home Economics, Sponsor of Fancywork Club HELEN KEEVER FAY A.B Goucher College, Study llall, Sponsor of junior Future Nurses' Club SYLVIA FRAME Textbook Clerk, Bookkeeper j. D. FULTINEER A.B. Glenville State College, KLA. NVest Virginia University, Chemistry, Sponsor of Noon Monitors, and Sophomore Chemistry Club The service of more than one hundred and forty 10 Faculty FRANK M. GELBER I3.M., Il.S. in Education Dana's Musical Institute, University of Akron, Graduate School NVQ-stern Re- serve University. Director of P.H,S. Orchestra, Su- pervisor of Orchestral Instrument Instruction PAUL E. CRANT BS East Texas Baptist College. General Mathe- matics, Sponsor of Freshman Bible Club If. A. CROW' lI.S., M.S. in Agriculture VVcst Virginia Univer- sity, Agriculture, Sponsor of Future Farmers of America 5 '-53-lfiigfi ICLIZAISEIII CUINN A.B. NV4-stern College, United States History, Amer- ican Problems. Sponsor of Stitch and Chatter Club O. I.. IIALL I3.S. in Education Ohio University, VVood Trades THOMAS H. HAYES B.S. XVest Virginia Institute of Technology, VVood- working and Metalworking, Sponsor of Mountain Music Club LOUISE C. HELMICK A B. Marietta College, M.A. Wfest Virginia Univer- - sity, World History, Sponsor oi Future Teachers ot ' V . , . ' RM' America, and Know Your State Club jill. 'I M f ,,-.. f' ,Q 1, FRANCIS VV. IIERDMAN, JH. iw ' , A VS' A,B. Marietta College, M.A. Colgate University, English, Senior Boys' Book Club, Co-Sponsor of ,I i'4V Junior Class WM. ,3 ' LAvoN 1. IIERDMAN ' A ' 'V RN. Callinger Municipal Hospital, Registered ' ', Nurse, Sponsor of Infirmary Assistants Y ff' if MILDRED Il. HIEHLE u A.B. Marshall College. Master in Commercial Edu- cation University of Pittsburgh, Coordinator Office Occupations Class. Business Education. Typewrit- ing, Chairman of Commercial Department, Chair- man of Audio-Visual Committee MARY E. HOLBERT A.I3. Salem College, M.A. NVest Virginia University. Alzebra, Sponsor of College Club RALPH C IIOOD A.B. West Virginia University. American Problems, Sponsor of Checkers Club 310 VIRGINIA M. HOOD A.B. Fairmont State Teachers' College, Home Economics LEORIS HUFF A.B. Morehead State Teachers' College, M.A. in Education VVest Virginia University, Business Math- ematics, Sponsor of Cirls, Social Cames Club AUBRA 'l'. .IICFFREY A.H. Fairmont State Teachers' College, M.A. Ohio in University, Social Studies. Sponsor of Fancywork i --- A' p , 'X . Club . IKOBEIKTA .IOHNSTON A.I3. Vtfest Virginia University, Algebra, Senior Mathematics, Sponsor of Dramaties Club MARGARET M. KEATLEY BS. Madison College, Stenography, Sponsor of junior-Senior Y-Teens MARY LOUISE LANCFITT A.B. XViIson College, M.A. XVest Virginia Univer- sity, United States History, Chairman of Social Studies Department adults provide for their Welfare and instruction. i Faculty VIRGINIA LAUGHLIN A.B. Marietta College, M. in litlucation Ohio University, English. Latin, Sponsor of Emily Post Club 219 AIUNE P. LAY h A.B. YVest Virginia University, Library. Sponsor ot junior Library Training Club NIARIAN R. LAYTON B.S. Carnegie Institute of Technology. M.S. in Home Economics Ohio University. Home Eco- nomics. Chzlirnian of Home Economics Department Ns...- MARY LEONARD A.B. Marietta College, M.A. Ohio State University, Biology OLIVE D, LENVIS A.B. Trinity University, B.S. University of Minne- sota Division of Library Instruction. Supervisor of Secondary Libraries, Sponsor of Entre Nous Book Club and Library Assistants SAM MANDICH B.S., M.A. West Virginia University, General Sci- ence, Senior Science, Sponsor of Big Red Basket- ball Club, Coach of Bi: Real Basketball, Football. ancl Baseball BLANCIIE MATIIENY 5 ,y B.S., M.A. Ohio University, United States History, If A Sponsor of Senior Future Nurses' Club , M. .IEANNE MAYFIELD j -' li if A.B West Virginia University, M.A. Columbia University, French, Latin, Sponsor of Y-Teen Club, ff' Co-Sponsor of Sophomore Class '-:1 ARY jo ,MCHENRY HEHDMAN . '. ' A.B. Fairront State College, M.S. West Virginia wg ' I 'v 'V Phy 'cal Eclucation. Sponsor of Cirls' if-QQ E tl CI' I Iuarvg! R H. MclNTOSH A.B. Fairmont State College, MA. University of Kentucky. Mathematics. Sponsor of Pennianship Club INEZ SHRIVER Mt-KAIN Secretary to Mr. Connor, Sponsor of Main Office Assistants A. R. MCNEMAR A.B. Salem College, M.A in Industrial Arts NVcst Virginia University. Industrial Arts. Sponsor of Parlor Magic Club 105 MARIAN MEANS A.B. Glenville State College, M.S. W'est Virginia University, Biology, Sponsor of Checkers Club 333 GRACE-MARIE MERRILL A.R. Diploma in Public Speaking West Virginia Wesleyan College, English, Dramatics, Sponsor of Thespian Troupe 264 MARGARET F. METHENY B.S. VVest Virginia University, Home Economics, Sponsor of Emily Post Club 105 C. W. MINNEY A.B Glenville State College, B.S., M.A. in Indus- trial Arts VVest Virginia University, Driver Ecluca- tion - AGNES DUNCAN MORRIS A.B. Salem College, Business Principles. Business Mathematics. Secretarial Practice. Sponsor of Fresh- inzin Boys' Chess ancl Checkers Club LENORE AIYERS A.B. Marietta College. English, Sponsor of Ninth Cracle Book Club The faculty not only offer instruction in their I2 i IIAULINE REX NEAL A.B., M.A. Marietta College, VVorld History. Spon- sor of Scrabble Club VIRGINIA LEE NEPTUNE A.B. Marietta College, M.A. Ohio State University, English, Assistant Sponsor of Student Council, and Chess and Checkers Club GERALDINE OTTO Secretary, P.H.S Memorial Field Iloust RUSS PARSONS B.S. New Riverstate College, M.S. VVest Virginia University, General Science, Sponsor of Big Red Football Club. Coach of Big Red Footba and Track NV. B. PEARSON B.C.S., A.B., A.C.A Bowling Green College of Commerce, M.A. Western Kentucky State Teachers, College, Typewriting, Sponsor of Typewriting Club 234 MARY ANN PETTICREW' A.B. Randolph-Macon Women's College, English, Spanish, Sponsor of Stitch and Chatter Club, Chair- man of Assembly Committee FERNE S. PIIIPPS A.B. Concord College, English, Sponsor of Sopho- more Y-Teens MARGUERI'l'lf. PIERCE A.B Marshall College, M.E. Research Bureau for Retail Training University of Pittsburgh, Coordin- ator of Distributive Education, Sponsor ol' ABC DECA Club MAGGIE W. POVVELL A.B. Oberlin College, M.A. XVest Virginia University C. BERNARD PRICE A.B. Fairmont State College. M.A. NVest Virginia University, Plane Ceometry, Algebra, Coach of Freshman Basketball. Football, and Track VIRGINIA RENNER A.B. NVQ-stern College, B.E. University of Cincin- nati, Latin, Cbainnan of Language Department EDGAR E. RHODES B.S University of Illinois, M.A. Ohio University, Physical Education, Intramurals, Sponsor of Intra- mural Council LOIS JEAN ROLFE A.B. Marshall College, Physical Education, Spon- sor of Cirls' Sports Club DAVID Il. SAYRE A.B. Morris Harvey College, Civics, Soonsor of Little Red Basketball Club and Big Red Baseball Club, Coach of Little Red Basketball and Big Red Baseball KATHRYN SAYRE B.M. tl'.S.M.l West Virginia University, M.A. Teachers' College Columbia University, Music, Sponsor of Marcato Glee Club, Sophomore Girls, Cho1'us, and Sophomore Boys Choir ANN1s SCI-IROEDER W9 A.B. West Virginia es eyan College, English, Sponsor of Chess Club 223 FRANK J. SCHROEDER A.l3 West Virginia Wesleyan College, M.A. Ohio University, Graduate of Emest YVilIiams School of Music, Director of Big Red Band, Supervisor of Band Instrument Instruction IOI-IN R. SIIAFFER Aircraft and Engine Mechanics Ratings, Aircraft and Engine Ground Instructor Ratings, Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics, Aircraft Mechanics own fields, but also act a Faculty 64 3 .In I r s sponsors and advisers. 13 Faculty - ai i Not pictured: MARGARET BIRMINGHAM B.S. in Education, MA. Ohio University, English, Sponsor of Bible Club LLOYD C. FARINASII, IR. A.B. in Education Fairmont State College, Biology, Sponsor of Drivers' Training Club MARY C. HUGHES A,B. Trinity College, M.A. Catholic University of America, English From our eleven cour 14 LILLIAN SINNETT B.S. in Education Ohio University, Art, Sponsor of Art Club MARY LOUISE TAYLOR A.B. Marietta College, Biology, Sponsor of Sopho more Dramatics Club, Chairman of Science De- partment THORPE B.S. Industrial Arts XVest Virginia Institute of Technology, M.A. XVest Virginia University, Me- chanical Drawin , Coach of Freshman Football. Chairman of Inciistrial Arts Department ,I. F. CAIIOLYN TOXVNSEND A. B. Wilson College, M.A. Columbia University, United States History CHARLES TOWVNSEND B.S. Shepherd College, M.A. George Peabody Col- It-ge, Civics, Sponsor of Freshman Speech Club MAHIORIE I. TREHAHNE l'h.B. Denison University, General Science, Spon- sor of Checkers Club 5301 DAISY WALLER A.B. Marietta College, M.A. Columbia University, English, Sponsor of Spelling Club, Chairman of English Department REBECCA WARNER B.M. West Virginia University, English ALICE WEIR A.B. Lake Erie College, M.A. University of Chi- cago, Algebra. Sponsor of Knitting Club MARY BUKEY XVELCH A.B. Marietta College, English, Sponsor of Sopho- more Boys' Book Club MURLE XVHALEY A.B, Marshall College, M.A. George Peabody Col- lege, YVorld History, Civics, Sponsor of Teen-Age Problems Club ISABEL S. NVILSON B.S. Ohio University, M.A. Columbia University, Art, Sponsor of T-T Art Club, Stage Club, and Stage Crew CHARLES J. VVINCE B.S. West Virginia Institute of Tcchnol0gY, M.A. West Virginia University, lNIechanical Drawing, Shop, Sponsor of Hunting and Fishing Club 11. J. YOUNG B.S. Stout Institute, Auto Mechanics EDNA ll. KEYSER A.B. Davis and Elkins College, M.A. Ohio State University, American Problems MARIANNA M. OCLES B.A. Montana State University, M.A. State College of NVashingt0n, Typevvriting, Sponsor of Type- writing Club DONALD CLYDE PERRY B.S. Ohio State University, Physical Education, Sponsor of Gymnastics Club and Tumbling Club ses of study, cl student may Faculty and Staffs ony,- 'Q .XlIcIioAX'isIIaII K.UlllIlIIItl'l'Z XII. IMIIIIX. XII. X'uIIIIg, XIIas IIIIIIII-, vII.IIIIII.III, XIIn. I..IxIrII III I'IIIII.III, XIIs. IIIIIIII. Xlisr. I..IytIIII, XIIs. ,V . M, . . , . . I , . . . ,. . . XX:IIII4'I, Xllr.. IXl'llIIK'I'. Xllss Imxms, IXII1 C,IIII'IInIIm-. 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JT Y M N pi' ,X fd ff-4iiT x X LL?- ,j ..- T '-1.1 S S ,i? ,..-- --iTi- M. , , 3, ,M . 1 ,,-f-----Q .,..-- Senior Officers SECRETARY PHYLLIS j UNE NOHE PRESIDENT NVILLIAM BRADY DEEM A Cllpp'-'llil Clwir, Boys State, Big lied Basketball Entre Nous, Main Office Assistant VICE-PRESIDENT CA ROLYN RUTH SMITH A Cappella Choir, Cirl TREASURER NINA PATRICIA YEARECO Thespians, Cirls State, Secretary-treasurer of Stu- dent Body CLASS SONG MOTTO XVheu High School Days Are Oven' Our hopes for tomorrow lie in ourselves todax XVhen high school days are over And success is ours to find, VVe will think of the wonderful d And all our friends so kind. If we hope for success tomorrow, And all that life can hold, VVe must give of ourselves today To achieve our highest goals. As we enter the gates of life. WVe would like to say to you, To our dear Alma Mater true. We fondly bid adieu. VVords and music ays gone hy by: Jean Cofer jane Norman Janet Snider KEITH HAROLD HUTTON 1939-1956 Student Council, Intramurals, Serahhle Cluh COLORS Aqua and black C-OMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Bill Decm jean Cofer Robert Burk Carolyn Smith XVilliam Fields Ann Palmer Alan Klein s State. Student Assist uit Senior Cabinet w 0110: livin' Slllllll, l 1'1111k Alc'x11111lc1', Dick Kim-r. Gvnu llalylliv, Hill Dvoiil. Bill l'llt'lLls, Holm Bur' 'z lx. I ml llolrlitmll, w two: 62111111511 Smith. Nlury S1-rm, lyilllllil lfury, Ella Nlily liiclcllv, I.i11cla1 Davis. -l4'illl CUfl'l'. Klum- Nllflllklll. Phyllis Xulw. ,Inm-I 8:1311-, Nimi X 1111-go. .lam-l .IQ11111--. Xlim lloguvss, COMMITTEES FINANCE 1-rs. lfllorizl linovli, 'lam' Now:-1'y, Alon- llollamcl, l.csl1'1 , Ni' lirl-Il-l '-k.D 'lk 'l 1 NY- lall S - l'lI'illIli .'xll'X1ll1llk'I'. hlzuivl Alaxinvs, co-cl1:xi1'111v11, lNa111L-3' Bolvs. ,1,i.llJlfIgli4n1l1 ilyfigulf flsrllu. lgiliilwx lhixlllr I 'ml l'll'l'tl llom-y, Lillil- Stonv, Nancy lfvlrlvr, Sliirlcy Palttc-11 son, lllllll lA'llll1'f', Sl'lClUll Dotson, Bill Lvislln-, -lim l'l1il- 4 V W lips, -lim linlcly, liaiillxim l'1'1111ty, Allllllttl' xvlllllllllii, blllllll DUIONATINY- XYc'l1l1 l.ilXYl't'llL'0 Suck lmslcr cil'CK'Il lliclmrcl L1-wis . . , . . , . ,. ' I 'V I 'Y ' jams Norimm, C11-nv Slllllll. VU-l'll1lll'Illl'll, l'z1l xvllillll, iglllllilll llooul. ,l-111115 NX.1llx11. llo11 Cf.1slx111,Al1lnlx Bloom- Dmhl Cross! Bvtty Foxy -'mid UMA Yi'-mum Dunitlmy ' Dick Nlc-Cluiii. Putty C11lt1'i1l1'1'. Calla- Doss, K1-11clull Kc-111. .'XlNlI'l'il C:ll'IlCll'IllIl, jzuu-t HlIlll15lll'K'j' jam- Nl11rsl111ll, jim GIFT Liiigvr. lJa111ic'l lVz11'cl, lJ1'z111 tlolmson, ,lov l,oc-l4l1111'l. I'li'Ill'y Xlorrisoii, Burl llz1lflv1'so11. Divlx Kism-1'. -ll'illl Ctlfvll vo-4'l1:1i1'111r'11, Gloria Ni'WlN'I'l'j'. Alam Klvin. ,Io Allll NVa11'cl. 1.111-illv Young, IJUIIHZI Davis. Col OR Kay CllL'llX'l'lJIll. -lolm L1-vp. Dauiiol Brotlic-rs, Tom Dv- ' ' Qimsiv, l':lllllll'lt Post. Nfllilllll lJl'l'lllS, Sz111cl1'a1 .Ic'11lii11s. I-:Hu Mm. Riclclli, Ummm I.-mx, c,0'L,lHmm,n lillfm Allin Ili?-alclliltriilll clqvmlg' Hllfrl' IMEHHS-c,l?1l.l'l'lll HHH- B211-gl-loli. llogc-1jlo111-s, K2ll'4'll flllllllllljl lioli 'llIIl'lll'l'. mam, on il im, .vo uso, AIITQ' 1 . iilll' urr. KIOTTU PRUCRANI 1 I 111111-t Sayre-, Q-l1z111'1111111, l'a111l Ilill'l'lSUll, -lolm Higgs, Nic-l4 Guin- lluguc. Boli liurli, C0-L'llZlll'lllL'll, Nunvy NY111'cl. -lim Angn-los. S1111cl1x1 Stn-l1l1i11s, Nlury Aim llilrlvt. lllllllll'li. liilllfil hiiomlgmss, Lois IIlL'lilIl2lIl, .lilk'lill' l'Iv1'1'- son, xyilllilil C111't111ill. llogur l'l:111ul1c, llosc Youum, Cor- nlmm Cloucly. 'l'om 'l'llL'lil'l', ixlllll' Still-s. nlamis Ross, Bolilmiv PLAY l51'ow11, lDilll 'lll'IlllEll-ll. clllCSll'l' c:lJl'l'l'll, 11111 'lI'zlt'4'VK'l'll. Limll, ljiwigx Clmmmm' Burlmm fjl-Rlwfunlq lybmlmm Xvllylll' Curr. Art 'lrmililmz Clayton Sulll-1-, llomllcl NVvsl. g1,,,-my' Bill 1A.4.5,,n' 1301, yy'il,,,Slm.. -lllflx SXYlSlll'l'. ' A DOOR SOCIAL - l'1111l Holmlltzcll, ul1z1i1'111z111, llzxvm- XYl1it1', Dim-lx liiira-ln, Xlairy S1-rox, Bill lfii-lmls.1-o-1-l111i1-111111, Kaltliy Ilanrris, Don ,lolm lfllllli, Divlx .lc'1111i11gs, Nlikv l,o1-kv. livin- lliltlon, xvll0lllll'il, :xllll S15llil'l', livtly Bllclizllvw. l l'2ll1L'CS Dzmiuls, llurolml Ygll-sins, lJl'IlVl'l' Collins, Nic-lQ xYi'lllllUlll, lim l'a1l fiill'Yt'y. llon lla-11cl1'im'lis. Tom Goclfn-y, l 1'1111k XY:1lt- l3111'cl4-ttv. jim Higgs. ' Sl Seniors OR-X LYNN AFFOLTER IlltI'lIl1llI'lIS TXptXXI'ltll1j., Club If RANK LY OX ALEXANDER to RoNAL1J LEE ABBOTT . V ,Z :.. in , Sufc Driving Club, Cbcclccrs Club, Iutrzuuurals 9-.ejg j A . v Y W A Cappclla Choir, Boys' Stutc, Big Rctl lialskctball ARNOLD RAY ALLEN Iutrzuuuruls, Book Club, XVooclworkiug Club ROBERT ALLEN Folk Dancing Club, Cnmcru Club, NVooclworkiug Club NVAYNE KEITH AMOS junior Boys, Book Club, Scnior Boys' Book Club, journal Show KAREN KATE ANDERSON ABC DECA,', Folk Dancing Club, Typcwriting Club A NICHOLAS E. ANGELOS Spcccll Club, Clicss Club, Vivzlcc Clcc Club CEORCE E. ANKROM Woocl Shop, Intramurals DONNA CAROLYN ARCHER Co-opcrutive Oflicc Occupations, 'l'ypcwriting Club, Cirls Social Games Club ELIZABETH JANE ASH Sopluoiuorc Girls' Cliorus. Stuclcut Council. Y-Tccns ANNE ATKINSON Sports Helper. junior Futurc Nurscs' Club. Senior Futura' Nurses' Club PATSY LEE AULT PHS Rt-vue--Sho Kmzee, A Cuppclln Choir, Sports Cl1fIllN'ill BURL DALLAS BALDERSON Auto Shop. Intramurals LILLIAN CATHERINE BARCELOII Stuclcut Assistant, Y-'l'c0ns, Sports Carnival CHARLENE ESTELLE BARNHART A Cappella Choir, PHS Rcvuc- Sho Krazce, Marcato Chit- Club HAROLD LESTER BARNHOUSE Air Shop, Intramurals, Safe- Driving Club RUSSELL WAYNE BARRETT Big Rccl Band, PHS Rcvuc, Music IW-stivul ,IEFFREY LEON BARTLETT Big Rc-cl Football, Big Roll Wrestling MARY ,IACQUELINE BASH T-T Art Club, Future Teaclicrs of Aim-rica. RIHTCZIIO Clvt- Club 'IBHOAIAS ANDREW BAURIGARTNER Nlonitor, ABC MDECAV In the autumn of 1953, We began as freshmen BARRY REX BAXTER Auto Shop, Intramurals ELIZABETH ANN BEALL Tlu-spian Troupv 264, Thvspian Play-Night of Ian- uary 16, Futurv Tvaclivrs of America BARBARA ANN BEE Dramatics Club, Sophomore Girls' Chorus, Y-Tvvns ,lUDlTH ARLENE BELT PHS Rc-vuc, Marcato Glvv Club, Iournal Show SHIRLEY ANN BENNETT Girls' Athlotic Association, Studc-nt Assistant, Y-Toons DONALD EUGENE BIBBEE Mat-hiuv Shop, Intramurals, Baseball FRANCES KAY BLAIR Entra- Nous Boolc Club, T-T Art Club, President of Studi-nt Body LEE HAMILTON BLAIR Futura- Farina-rs of America, Library Assistant, Safe Driving Club ,IACKIE LEE BLOOMER Air Shop. Intramurals. Clic-clit-1's Club ROSE MARIE BOCCS Typt-writing Club, Girls' Social Gamcs Club, Student Assistant MARY ELIZABETH BOLE Joumal Staff, Marcato Glu- Club, Sports Carnival NANCIE PAT BOLES Marcato Glen- Club, Sophomore Girls' Chorus, Con- t-vssion Stand NVorkcr EDXVIN CLEO BOSO President of Auto Shop, All-Statv Orchestra, Studc-nt Council IANET LOUISE BOSO A Cappella Choir, Marcato Glcc Club, Entra' Nous Book Club IANICE MARLENE BOSO Infirmary Assistant. Future Nurses' Club, PHS Revue- ROBERT NVARD BOSTAPII 1 Big Rod Baseball, Littlv Rod Baskctball, Sports Cor- Q niral KENNETH BYRL BOSTON Gymnastics Tcam, Oflfico Assistant, Intramurals LORY FRANK BRAFFORD XVoodworlting Club, Intramurals, Clwclters Club ASIIIFORD BROADXVATER. II Little- Rvd Football, Vivacq- Gln-0 Club, Big Rod Football DANIEL BYRON BROTHERS Intramurals. ABC DECA, Svnior Gift Couunittco BARRY TIRIRIONS BROWN Bagllilml Football, Big Rod Track, Big Rod Football C u J to step to the tune of the hickory stick. Seniors Q 'Sr ta. l :-i ' 'ia Q 33 Seniors 34 BOBBIE LOUISE BROXVN journal Staff. News Bureau. Student Assistant CARY LEE BROXVN A Cappella Cboir, Big Red Golf, Vivace Clee Club KATHRYN -IUANITA HROVVN ABC 'ilJl'lCA. Stitcb and Cliatter Club IIAMES LEWIS BRUFFEY Big Red Football Club, Big Red Track. Big Red Football ICLIZABETII BIAE BRYNER Marcato Clee Club, Student Assistant. Sports Carnival DON LEON BUCHANAN Monitor. Checkers Club. Intramurals BICTTY LOU BUCKALEW Sports Carnival. Speecb Club. Co-operative Office Occupations CAROLYN ANN BUFFINCTON Coroperative Office Occupations. Attendance Office Assistant, Stitcli and Chatter Club UIAMES WILLIAM BURDETTE Big Red Football. A Cappella Cboir. PHS Revut UICORGE ARDEN BUROE Boys' Cannes Club. Auto Sbop NIAX BYRON BURCE '- Checkers Club. Intramurals. ABC JDECA ROBERT WILLIAM BURK, JR. A Cappella, Tbespiau Troupe 264, Masque and Cavcl ROBERT OREN BURKE Auto Sbop. Intramural Council NVILLIAKI PAUL BURKIIAMMER Intramurals, Sports Carnival. Chef Club GERALD WAYNE BURKHART Gymnastics Club, NVrestling Assistant. Sports Carnival lACQUlf.LlNl'l MAIQ l3URKllAll'l' Folk Dancing Club. Camera Club XIARTHA MANERVA BURNER Monitor. Typewriting Club. Cirls' Intramurals WVARREN WILLIAM BURNS VVoodworking, Intramurals, ABC DECA CAROL MARIE BUSBY Student' Assistant. Dramatics Club. Parhisclmn Agent RICHARD JULIUS BUSCIH College Club ALBERTA SUE BUSH Student Assistant. Sports Carnival, Senior Future Nurses' Club During this year We began to discover the Seniors I'A'l'RIClA LOU BUZZARD Sopbomorc Cirls' Cliorus. Mnrcuto Clk-v Club. journal Sports Eclitor RII'l'I'I MAE RYRD Emily Post Club. Cirls' Social Ciuucs Club 'VIIOMAS GEORGE CAIN Yivucc Clcc Club, lutraxmurails. Book Club IDA KATHLEEN CALE Sports C:u'nix'a1l. Folk Dancing Club, Y-'ll-cus XVILMA CLARIECE CALE Folk Dancing Club. Emily Post Club. Cirls' Social Czuncs Club RICIIARD HARLEY CALENDINE Boys' State-, A Cilppclln Choir, Studcnt Council if ,IANIES XYILLIAXI CALLIIIAN Big Rctl Buncl. Tlicspialn 'I'roupc 264. Iournal Sliow l'A'Il'I'Y ANN CALTRIDEH Folk Dancing Club, Emily Post Club. ABC DECA MARILYN SUE CAMP Y-Tccns. Girls' Social Cnmcs Club, Emily Post Club IANICE MARIE CANARY Girls' Sports Club, Girls' Atlilctic Association. Monitor EUNICE ANN CANTWELL journal Stall. Ncws Burn-nu, Sopliomorc IDl 1ll'I1llflL'S Club IRETA ,IUNE CAPLINCER S-IS Y-Tccns NIELVIN REX CARDER ABC DECA, Intrzunurnls, XVootIworking Club CHARLES FREDERICK CARNEY IIlII'2lllllIl'AllS. Pcrsonzil Bookkccpingg Club. Typcwriting Club ROXIE MAE CARNEY Stuclcnt Assistant, Typcwriting Club IOIIN DAVID CARPENILER Rig Rctl XVl'l'SIllllj.f. Sports Cau'uix'nl, Intriuuuruls KARL CARl'lCN'l'ER Big Rc-cl Bamcl, Vivncc Clcc Club. Stutlcnt Assistant IVAYNE EDYYIN CARR Slicct Klctnl Sliop. Intraumirnls, Sports Cnrnixinl IVANDA -IRAN CARTKIILL A Czlppcllal Clioir. Sturlcnt Council, PIIS Rcvuc- Sho Krazce RE'I l'Y JUNE CASIO Cirls' Atlilctic Association. Stutlcnt Assistant, Sports Club DELORES -IANE CASTO Camcrzi Club, SIS Y-Tccns. Student Assistant opportunities our days ot P. H. S. might hold. Seniors GLEN EARL CHANCELLOR Intramurals, Clic-ckers Club, AIIC DECA LOIS KAY CHEUVFIONT PHS Rovum--Slio Krazee, Stuclvut Assistant. IX'Iau'cuto Cleo Club KAREN NELDA CIIUINILEY journal Stall, 'I'-'I' Art Club, Muwuto Clvc- Club CEIIALD HONVAIID CHURCH h Intramurals, Sophomore Boys' Book Club. Clit-t Club 4' MARILYN sUE CLENI Student Council. Stuclvut Assistant. Supply Ilootb VVorker ANDREA JANE CLENDENIN A Cappella Cboir. 'I'-T Art Club, PHS Rvvuc WILLIAM RUSSELL CLINE Big lied Football, Big Iivcl lfootbanll Club. Big.: ltvcl 'l 1'acIc .IANIES EDXVARIJ COBERLY Nlain Olficv Assistant. Intramurals. Sports Curuivnl IRIS ELLEN COCIIRAN ABC DECA, Svnior Drzunutivs Club, Sports Curnixul NVILMA -IO COEN Music Fcstivul, Sopboniorc- Girls' Cborus. Nursing Club IEAN ELIZABETH COFER A Cappella Cboir, Mzisquc and Cowl, Quill uncl SL-roll DENVER IIAROLD COLLINS Big Red 'I'i'uck, A Cappella Cboir, Iutrzuuurzils NIANOKA COLLINS All-Stutc Oi'c'Iu-stra. Orclicstru IIOIIERT CARL COLLINS l Intramurals, Noon Monitor. Suit- Driving Club IRIS JUNE CONNER Sopbomorc Cirls' Chorus, Sports Hr-Ipor, Murczito Glec Club ROY CONNEH Future Fzirinors of Aincwicn, Intrzunurals, VVoocIwork- ing Club EDITH ANN COOPER Girls' Sports Club. Dramutics Club. ABC 'ADECAH KAREN SUE COOPER Stitcb zuicl Cliuttx-r Club. SIS Y-Tm-c-ns. ABC NDECAD .IAMES EDNVARD CORBITT Big Rccl Football, Little RMI Ifootbzill KENNETH CORBI'l I' A Cappella Cboir, Clic-mistry Laboratory Assistant, Stage Club DONNA IEAN CO'I I'RELL Girls' Social Camus Club. Emily Post Club, Sports ,Helper The following September, os sophomores-- Wise 36 CAROL ANN COTTRILL Girls, State, Speech Club, Sophomore Girls' Chorus PHILLIP KENNETH COTTRILL Student Council, junior Academy of Science, Monitor DAVID LEWIS COULTER Boys' State, Big Red Football, Big Red Basketball ALBERT ALGENE COURTNEY Movie Operators' Club, Movie Operator, Monitor I 4 EARL CLINTON COWAN . ' , I ABC DECA, Checkers Club, IntraInurals VI ' BARBARA ANN CRAWFORD ' 4 :,. -' I 3 Physical Education Assistant, Sports Helper, Sopho- , , f gf, Inore Girls, Chorus A hr 1- ' , GLADIS CREEL Checkers Club, Journal Reporter PATRICK TILDEN CREEL Big Red Baseball, Intramural Council, Physical Edu- cation Assistant VICTOR ARDEN CRISLIP Checkers Club, Monitor JAINIES EDGAR CRISS Physical Education Assistant, ABC NDECAU BARBARA CAROL CRITES So homon Girls' Chorus S S YTeens Co O erativc HR A -, J - - D O ce Occupations TOBITHA CROFTON Thespian Troupe 264, Main Office Assistant DARLA FRANCES CROSS A Cappella Choir, Concession Stand Worker, PHS Revue ANN IUDITH CUMBERLEDGE Attendance Office Assistant, Y-Teens, Dictation Club CAROLYN ALMA CUMMONS French Club, Monitor, Sports Helper Seniors ALBIN BRIAN CUNNINCHAM , Intramurals, Electric Shop I it - IRA EDWIN CURRI-:Y ., L.: ,. -I Air Shop, Intramurals, Gymnastics Club 3 A id, N f' He EARL WILSON CURRY 5 .,,, ., I 3 a Cf Physical Education Assistant, Big Red Wrestling, Intra- A A , . IIIurals -X CAROL ARLENE DAILEY Stitch and Chatter Club, Typewriting Club, ABC HDECAI' ROBERT EUGENE DAILEY Intramurals, Little Red Basketball, NVoodworking Club RICHARD LEE DAKIN Sports Carnival, Gymnastics Club, Physical Education Assistant fools --we were elated with our importance. 37 Seniors 38 FRANCES E. DANIELS Y-Teens, Cont-cssion Stancl NVorkt-r, junior Futurt' Nurses' Club DONNA ,IEAN DAVIS lfuturv llom1'uialu'rs of Ame-rica, Futurv Nurse-s' Club EDWARD STEVIE DAVIS Monitor, Intramurals FRANK DAVIS Little Red Football, Machine- Sbop, Intramurals LINDA R. DAVIS A Cappella Choir, Girls' Statv, 'l'lu-spian Troupt- 264 MARGARET ANN DAVIS Journal Stall, Nvws Bureau, Spot-cli Club WILLIAM STEALEY DAVIS lntrainurals, Cymnastics Club, Journal Sliow DANIEL BYRON DAVVKINS ABC DECA, Intramurals, Book Club NORMA JUNE DEEM Dictation Club. Folk Dancing Club, Y-Tvcns HARRY DAVID DEIQINIS Vtfoocl Sliop, Intramural Wrestliuz, Intramural Couuvil NORMA JEAN DEICNIS A Cappvlla Choir, Stutlcnt Assistant, Mart-ato Glu- Club ROBERT ORVILLE Dt-MOSS Ifoothall Club, Vivacc Glu- Club, Clicss Club IOM HARRISON IDCIQLIASIE Intramurals. Cift Committc-Q-, Physical Eclut-ation Assistant IRA BERNARD D4'VAUGI'IN Monitor, Intramurals, Book Club XVILLIAM THOMAS DIXON Monitor, Came-ra Club, Prvsitlt-nt of Astronomy Club CALI5 F. DOSS, IR. Big Rod Football, Big Real Track, Journal Show SELDON DOTSON Monitor, Gymnastics Club. Sports Carnival MARY ALICE DOUGLAS Senior Girls, Book Club, Stutlvnt Assistant, Supply Booth YVorlcor VIRGINIA CAROL DUFFIELD Nursery Assistant, Senior Future' Nurses' Club, Sports Carnival DIANE LOUISE DULANY Dictation Club, Stuclont Assistant DOROTHY MAE DUNLAP Bible Club, Cirls' Social Camvs Club, 'llypuwritiug Cub Though this was the year adjustments had to KENNETH D. DYE Q Safe Driving Club, Intramurals, ABC MDECA' ROBERT GLENN DYE Football Club, Future Farmers of America ,IAYXIES LEE EATON Big Red Basketball, Little Red Basketball, Vivace Clec Club Seniors IAMES LEROY EDDY Big Red Track, Little Red Football, Checkers Club DONALD P. ELLIOTT Big Red Band, Music Festival GLORIA MARIE ENOCII Head Cheerleader, A Cappella Choir, Cirls' Athletic Association VVILLIAM GERALD EVANS ABC DECA, Boys' Games Club, Intramurals NVOODIE .IACQULYN EVERSON Student Council, Future Nurses' Club, Program Committee RUTH ANN EWVINC Stitch and Chatter Club, ABC DECA 'W' -Q I MARTHA SUE FABLEY . Sophomore Sports Club, Girls Athletic Association. Student Assistant MARCUERITE ROSE FARR Social Games Club, junior Future Nurses' Club, Sen- ior Future Nurses Club NANCY IIEAN FELDER Co-operative Office Occupations, Attendance Office Assistant. Senior Finance Conunittee RICHARD FERRELL Office Assistant, ABC DECA, Intramurals GLENN FETTY Chess Club, Big Red Track XVILLIAM ALBERT FIELDS All-State Chorus, Thespian Troupe 264, Boys' State RONITA LQINIES FISHER Marcato Clee Club, Sports Helper, journal Staff VVILLIAM BYRNE FITCHER Head Motion Picture Operator, Movie Operator's Club, Intramurals PAUL ALLAN FLANICAN Vivace Clee Club, Big Red Track LINDA LOUISE FLEMINC A Cappella Choir, Girls' State, Nlain Office Assistant NINA NELL FLETCHER Parhischan Staff. Entre Nous Book Club, Concession Stand XVorker LEONA MAY FOCGIN Y-Teens. junior-Senior Book Club, Typewriting Club V., R be made, we can see now that it was carefree. 39 Seniors I0 RICIIARD KENDALL FOSTER Intramurals. Chef Club BETTY DELORES FOX Nlarcato Glec Club. PHS Revue. Sports Carnival CHARLES RICHARD FOX Intranulrals. Checkers Club NVILMA IOANNE FOX Iournal Staff. Type-writing Club, Co-operatixc Otlice Occupations SHIRLEY LOUISE FRAZIER junior Future Nurses' Club, Stitch and Chatter Club, Girls, Glee Club IIAMES LOUIS FULL Intramurals, Sports Carnival, Boys' Gaines Club -IOHN MORGAN FUNK Sports Carnival, Journal Show. Big Rod Gymnastics DONNA KAY FURY Main Ollice Assistant, INIarcato Glee Club, Senior Cabinet ROBERT ALLEN GANDEE Sheet Metal Shop, Checkers Club, Intramurals DONALD LEE GARRISON Big Reel Football, Big Recl Traclc. Little Red Football XIARY PATRICIA GARVEY Main Office Assistant. Klarcato Glee Club. Armistice Day Assembly RONI BERVIN GASKIX Xlachine Shop. Intramurals. Draunatics Club PHYLLIS ANNE GASTON Folk Dancing Club, Girls' Social Games Club. Monitor TED MILTON CASTON Trurnpeteers, Music Festival, Big Rccl Bancl MARY MARGARET GATES Sophomore Girls' Chorus, Future Nurses' Club, Sports Helper CLYDE ARTHUR GAULT Book Club, Chess Club IIAMES FRANKLIN GEORGE Physical Education Assistant. Monitor, Intramurals ROBERT LEE GEORGE l Woodworking Club, junior Acacleiny ot Science, Stn- clent Assistant MERLE EUGENE GILBERT Intramurals, Checkers Club. Boys' Gaines Club RONALD YVILLIAKI GILBERT Yivace Clos- Club, Intramurals IIICIIARD MARVIN GILSON Gymnastics Club, Student Assistant. Sports Carnival With half of our high school days behind us, DONALD ROSS CODFREY Baseball Club, Baseball, Basketball at Normantowu XV. Va. THOMAS ALDEN CODFREY Chef Club, ABC DECA HAROLD KEITH COODNICIIT Intramural Couneil, Monitor, Intramurals BRUCE RICHARD COODNO Electric Sliop, Intramurals, Clieekers Club CHESTER HARRY CORRELL Future Farmers of America, ABC DECA, Intramurals CORDON DALE COUDY Big Real Basketball, PHS Revnue, Student Council lUDl'l'H ANN COUDY Infirmary Assistant, Sports Helper, Marcato Glee Club PRESTON JAMES GRANT Intramurals, Rig Red Baseball, A Cappella Clioir SHIRLEY LEA CRAY Monitor, Cirls' Soeial Cames Club, Dietation Club WALTER CARL CRAY BiglRed NVrestlin'x, Little Real Football, Vivaee Clee C u 7 IOSEPI-I DAVID GREATHOUSE Big Red Football, Ioumal Show, Sports Carnival IIANET MARY GREEN Oreliestra. All-State Oreliestra, Musie Festival LESTER ALBERT GREEN XVoocl Sllop, Intramurals CHARLOTTE ANN CREENE Entre Nous Book Club, Parhischan Staff, Registrarys Assistant MARY FRANCES CRIFFIN ABC DECA, Stiteli anal Cliatter Club, Stuclent Assistant -.5 NANCY KAY CHOVES Oreliestra, All-State Oreliestra, Stuclent Assistant MARY KATHALEEN CUTIIRIE A Cappella Choir, Marcato Clue Club. PHS Revue- Sho Krazee EUGENE T. IIACUE, ,lR. A Calppella Choir, Tliespian Troupe 264, Masque ancl Cave NANCY -IANE HAINES Entre Nous Rook Club, Library Assistant, Mareato Clee Club EDXVARD MADISON HALL Intramurals DONALD C. HAMRICK Pliysieal Eclneation Assistant, Monitor fall 1955, We specialized more in our studies. ,gi Seniors 55 dl f K . f u Seniors 12 STEVE LOWELL HARDSIAN Big Red Bascball, Baseball Club, Intramurals CARROLL RICHARD HARRIS Intramurals, Safc Driving Club, Ollicc Assistant KATIIRYN MARIE HARRIS Folk Dancing Club, Sports Carnival, Studcnt Assistant CLORIS XIAE HARRISON Studcnt Assistant, Student Council, Emily Post Club PAUL ROGER HARRISON Cbcinistry Laboratory Assistant. Big Rcd Band, Nlusic Festival AUDREY GAYLE HARVEY Sopliomorc Cirls' Cborus, Marcato Clce- Club, Stuclcnt Assistant VVILLIAM FRANCIS HAYDEN Intramurals, Bibli- Club, Scnior Boys' Book Club Pl-IYLLIS ANN IIAYS ABC DECA. Stitcli and Cbattcr Club. Noon Monitor ADA LOUREE HEATER I Typcwriting Club, Student Assistant, Cratt Club XIARY LOU HEATER Studcnt Assistant, Folk Dancing Club, Typt-writing Club ICARLE GARDNER IIELMICK VVoocl Sliop, Studcnt Council DONALD RAY HENDRICKS Intramurals, Book Club RUNALD FAY IIENDRICKS Student Council, College Club. Intramurals IANET ANN IIEVVI'l l' Dramatics Club, Co-opcrativc Olticc Occupations QIANICE NORITA HIBBITTS A Cappella Cboir, Marcato Clcc Club. Studcnt Council ,IOIIN RILEY IIICKEL. Big Red Football, Big Red Wrcstling, Boys' Statc ISA LOIS HICKMAN 'Program Colninittcc. Co-operativc Uflicc Occupations. Home Room Sccre-tary-Trcasure-r MARTHA JANE IIICKSIAN Sports Hclpcr, Student Assistant, Dramatics Club RICHARD YVAYNE IIICKRIAN Intramurals, Arclu-ry Club ROBERT WARREN IIIDER Intramurals, Spcccb Club, Stutlcnt Assistant LARRY FRANKLIN HILL Machine Sliop, Sale Driving Club, Intramurals This specialization was paralleled by a SHARON IRENE HILL E Quill and Scroll, Entre Nous Book Club. ,Ioumal Stall PAUL CLIFFORD IIOBLITZELL, III Big Red Football, Big Red Wrestling, Boys' State IIELEN ROBERTA IlOCSE'l l' French Conversation Club, Dictation Club, Y-Teens ,IOSEPH EDNVARD HOLLAND Big Red Football. Big Red Baseball, Biz Red Track THOMAS HOLZBERCER Machine Shop. Intramurals CLINTON GARRELD HOOVER Electric Shop, Intramurals, Safe Driving Club SANDRA -IEAN HOOVER News Bureau, Journal Circulation Editor -IUDITH ANN HOPKINS Student Assistant, Y-Teens, Sports Helper NANCY CAROL HUBER Student Assistant, Entre Nous Book Club, Y-Teens DARRELL EARNEST HUFFMAN Intramural Council, Gift Committee, Sheet Metal Shop .IUDY ANN HUGHES Orchestra, All-State Orchestra. Attendance Office Assistant ,IANET HOPE HUMPHREY Girls' Athletic Association, Physical Education Assistant DOUGLAS NEIL HUPP junior Academy of Science, NVoodworking Club, Intramurals ROBERT GENE HUTTON Physical Education Assistant. Intramurals, Sophomore Boys' Book Club ,ION DEAN ,IACKSON Big Red Baseball, Big Red Baseball Club, Vivace Glee Club .IANET SUE IAKIES Senior Cabinet, Marcato Glee Club, Sports Helper SANDRA LEE JENKINS Entre Nous Book Club, 'I'-T A1't Club, Student Assistant RICHARD FRANK QIENNINCS A Cappella Choir, Big Red Football, PHS Revue GRACE ARLENE QIOIINSON Student Council, Sophomore Girls' Chorus, Personal Bookkeeping Club HAROLD DALE IOHNSON, jlt. Air Shop, Intramurals, Bclpre High School Band LEYVIS DEAN JOHNSON NVood Shop, Intramural XVrestling Champion, Intra- mural Football Search for the enduring Worth of our study. Seniors J . x 43 Seniors VVILLIANI D JOHNSON Checkers Club. Intramurals LILLIE MAE IOHNSTON Y-Teens, Emily Post Club, Photography Club MELINDA DELL IOHNSTON Nlain Orlice Assistant, Ioumal Show NANCY MARGARET JOHNSTON Choir, Band at East Liverpool High School, Senior Future Nurses' Club CHESELYN PERRIN JONAS Movie Operator, Chess Club, Intramurals AIACK ALLEN JONES Wfoodworking Club, junior Acaclemy of Science, Archery Club LOIS ELAINE JONES Secretary to Dean of Girls, Home Room President, Typewriting Club ROGER PACE JONES Intramurals, Concession Stand Worker, College Club PATRICIA LOUISE JOYCE Marcato Glce Club, Future Teachers of America, Stu- dent Council AUGUSTUS CLAIH KARR Intramurals, Safe Driving Club, Home Room Vice- Presiclent YVILLIAKI KIKI KEEYER Future Farmers of America. lntramurals, Student Council CAROLYN KELLEY A Cappella Choir. Thespian Troupe 264, T-T Art Club NORXIAN LEE KENDALL Big Red Football, Big Real VVrestliug, Intramurals KENDALL RAY KENT Senior Decorating Committee, journal Show-Wide Wide World MARY LOU KESTER Girls' Athletic Association, T-'I' Art Club, Sports Helper RICHARD SCOTT KISER Boys, State, A Cappella Choir, Big Rc-cl Basketball ALAN LESLIE KLEIN Boys' State, Masque and Gavel, Big Recl Wrestling NEIL l . KNOX Intramural Council, Sophomore Book Club, Junior Book Club ROY JAMES KUNSMAN Big Red Baseball, Intrainural Manager, Sports Carnival DANNY NELSON LAIRD Checkers Club, Intramurals RANDAL O'NEIL LAMNI Big Red Band, Music Festival, Sports Carnival Now that we realized We had much to learn, -44 JAMES SAMUEL LANHAM Student Council, Intramurals. Chess Cluh BARBARA ANN LAWRENTZ Spelling Cluh, Emily Post Cluh CLARENCE VVORTHY LAYMAN Air Shop, Tumhling Cluh, Gymnastics Cluh If DIANNE RAE LEARY A Cappella Choir, Thespian Troupe 264, Student Assistant DONNA JEAN LEE Co-operative Office Occupations, Stitch and Chatter Cluh, Folk Dancing Cluh MARY JANE LEE Student Assistant, Y-Teens, Typewriting Cluh JOHN HUGH LEEP Big Red Foothall, Big Red Foothall Cluh. Big Red Track XYILLIAM FRANKLIN LEESON A Cappella Choir, Thespian Troupe 264, Registrar's Assistant XVILLIABI RUSSELL LEISURE Little Red Football, Intramural Manager, Senior Committee GLENN A. LEMASTERS A Cappella Choir, PHS Revue, Vivacc Glee Cluh RUTH ELLEN LEMLEY Sophomore Cirlsi Chorus, Student Assistant, Senior Future Nurses' Cluh CHARLES LENHARDT lntramurals, Big Red Foothall JAMES RAY LEYVIS Big Red Band, Vivace Cleo Club JANET KAYE LENVIS Student Assistant, Senior High Folk Dancing Cluh MARGARET ROSE LENVIS Sophomore Dramaties Cluh, Girls' Social Games Cluh, Sports Helper Seniors 9 Q! RICHARD COLEMAN LENVIS Intraumrals, Finance Committee, Sheet Metal Shop HENRY BURL LIFE Physical Education Assistant. Little Red Foothall, Intramurals PEGGY JEAN LIFE ABC DECA, Cirls' Sports Cluh JAMES FBEDRICK LINGER A Cappella Choir, Big Red Foothall, All-State Chorus MICHAEL EMERY LOCKE A Cappella Choir, Big Red Football. Big Red Wrestling DOLORES JEAN LUCKHART Mareato Clee Cluh, PHS Revue - Sho Krazee, Sopho- more Cirls' Chorus we developed Cl new seriousness of purpose. Seniors ,Ax lk QIOIC ICDWARD LOCKIIAIYI' Iutrzunuruls. Slim-t Mc-tail Shop, Book Clulx SHARON LYN LUCAS Tvpm-writing Cluli. Studi-ut Assistant. Ifuturv Nursm-s Cluli ,IUDY ICILEICN LYOXS Orrin-stm, Music Festival. All-Stats 0i'cIu-strai IANIC IKUSIC MARSHALL vm-ssion Stand XVorkt-r AIILICIQN LOUISE MARTIN Sports Curnivzil MARY LENA INIARTY Bilmlr- Club, Spelling Cluli, Y-'IIUUIIS IDA MAIC IXIATI-IENY Cirls' Iutruinurzils, Typcwriting Clulm, Noon lX'Ionitor SHICLISA IICAN MATHENY writing Cluli YVONNIC NIAWIHESS Cont-cssion Stand Workvr, Attviitlziiicv Oiliu- Assistant, Girls' Social Cannes Cluli VVILIJIAM CASPER NIcA'I'ICIC XYoodworIiing Clulv. Intramurals. Clin-Q-kr-is Cluli Ii0I'II'lI'i'I' HIYXILIND ML-BRIDE I Big Iii-d Band. Big Red Buskctlmll. Boys Stutt- IYALTIQR YYILLIAM MCCARTXEY Pliysifxil Education Assistant. Clu-clit-rs Club, Intru- mums 46 CAIIOLYN LICE MCCAIQLEY Orclivstm. All-State Ort-In-sim, Music IQ-stixnl RICHARD CHARLES M4-CLAIN Intrzunurul Council, Sports Carnival, Iutrauuuruls DAVID -I0SIfIJI'I fX'ICIJUNAI..IJ Big Rt-ml Band. Musiu Fvstivul, Sports Carnival PI IYLLIS LICNORA MQ-DONALD Sports Carnival, Knitting Cluli, Emily Post Clulm CENEVIICVIC SUE MUCHAXV Studvnt Assistant, Future Nurse-s' Clulm, Girls' Social Clzuuvs Cluld DEAN RAY ML-KAY Vivziciv Glen- Cluli, Conn-I-ssiou Staind WVorkur, Intru- muru s VVILLIAIVI WARREN MCMUI7iIiAY Intramurals. Pliysic-ul Educ-:ation Assistant, Clicc-kors Clulm SANDRA KAY MCPEEK Girls' State. Entrc Nous Book Cluli. Parhischan Staff SIIIRLICY IICAN XICPIIERSON Studi-ut Assistant. Studvnt Council, Cirls' Atlilctic Association Our last year having finally rolled around, A Studi-ut Assistant. PHS Roviu--Sho Krnzee, Con- Pa-rsouail Booklivepiiiz Clulm. junior-Sc-nior Drunintics, Stutlviit Assistant, Stitcli und Cliuttvr Club, Type'- XYILLIAM RICIIARIJ ML-PIIERSON A Cappella Choir, Rig Red Basketball, Cont-1 ssion Stand XVorker IIOMER EDGAR MEANS Safe Driving Club, Intranmrals NYILFRIEI7 NIESKE German Club at Miami Reach High School, Florida. Astronomy Club GENE METZ V Intramurals, Dramatics Club, Checkers Club 5 sus ANN METZ . Emily Post Club, Monitor K N7 ,IANICE ELIZABETH MEVES ' So Jhoniore Girls' Sports Club, Student Assistant, Girls' Athletic Association X MARY LOU MEYER Marcato Clee Club, Sophomore Girls' Chorus, Attend- ance Office Assistant V NANCY LYNN MICHAEL Girls' Athletic Association, Physical Education Assistant. f, Sports Helper KENNETH EUGENE MILLER Gymnastics Club, Physical Education Assistant, Leger- demain Club Sponsor 'I W aw, Y All is is MARGARET FAYE MILLER Sophomore Girls' Chorus, Attendance Office Assistant, junior-Senior Dramatics Club ABRAHAM INIILLS Big Red Band, Music Festival, PHS Revue LARRY WAIIJE MILLS Boys' Games Club, Sheet Metal Shop, Home Room Treasurer MARILYN SUE MILLS . Y-Teens, Emily Post Club, Typewriting Club EDNVARD HUGH MIRACLE Music Festival, Big Red Band, Sports Carnival CHARLENE MODESITT Stitch and Chatter Club, Typewriting Club, Student Assistant A Y PATRICIA SUE MOORE Future Nurses' Club, Book Club, Monitor LARRY MOREHEAD Auto Shop, Intramurals PAUL FREDERICK MOREHEAD Future Farmers of America, Woodworking Club, Type- writing Club AVA BLANCH MORRIS Folk Dancing Club, Chess Club, Emily Post Club HOWARD LEE MORRIS lNlachine Shop, Intramurals, Book Club HENRY AUGANEW MORRISON Intramural Council, Electric Shop We filled it as full as We possibly could. Seniors 47 Seniors SHIRLEY REBECCA MOSS - - Slucli-nt Council. Y-Tvvns, Co-ops-rutivv Ollico Ovcu- i 4 - ' putions ' ' , , ALBERT RUSSELL MOYVERY X X Parhischan Stuff. Boys' State, Intrzunuruls BARBARA ANN MURPHY Typz-writing Club. Monitor, Co-ops-rutixc Office- Oc- L-uputions BARBARA ,IEAN MURRAY Sophomore Girls' Chorus, Murcato Glm- Club. Student Sponsor of Sophomore Drauuntics Club HAROLD DENVER MYERS Clwckcrs Club. Intramurals. Boys' Gaunos Club MICHAEL JOHN NEDEFF lutrzunurzlls URSULA ANN NELSON Sophomore Girls' Chorus. Stitch null Chatter Club. ABC HIJECAH GLORIA ROSE NEVVBERRY Sophomore Girls' Chorus, Marr-alto Clm- Club, PHS Rvvuv -- Sho Krazee LESTER LEWIS NEWBERRY Futurr- Farmers of America, Tail:-nt Shows, Iutrrunuruls SHELVA JEAN NICHOLS Stuclvnt Assistant, junior Futurv Nursos' Club. Senior Futurv Nurses' Club CLENNA MAE NOBLE Y-Tu-ns, Dramatics Club CHARLES XVILLIAM NOBLIN Big R1-cl Band. Music Fm-stixxil. Trunipm-tr-4-rs MARTHA DIANE NORMAN A Cappella Choir, Masque und Cav:-l, Girls' Stutt- .IANE LENORA NOWVERY Marc-alto Glen- Club. Stuclvnt Assistant. Conussion Stuncl XVorlcer HOVVARD ROBERT NULL Biz Rvcl Wrestling. Big Rc-cl Truck, Vivucm- Glc-Q Club HARRY EDWIN NULTER Big Rccl Golf, Little R1-cl Buskm-tlmll. Home Room Sc'c'l'm'i:1ry ROLAND ROBERT NUTTER Drzunutics Club, Sports Carnival, lntrunluruls IAMES IIENJAMIN OVERTON ABC DECA,,' Drzunutics Club ERMA LEE OWENS Stuclcnt Assistant, Emily Post Club KAREN LYNN OVVENS RIilI'CiliO Glee Club, Music Fc-stivul, Supply Booth XVorlu-r l CAROL LOUISE PADGETT J Draunutics Club. Student Assistant, Conussion Stancl XVorlcvr Owing to our prestige as the top upperclassmen, 48 ANN FLYNN PALMER Girls' State, Entre Nous Book Club, Secretary-Trea- surer of Stuclent Bocly SIIIRLEY ANNE PATTERSON Sports Carnival, Typewriting Club, Sports Ilelper ROBERT MILTON PATTON Student Council, Electric Shop. Intramurals MARCELLA LOUISE PERRY Y-Teens, junior Future Nurses' Club, Sophomore Girls' Chorus CHRISTINE MAE PETTY Sports Helper, Sophomore Dramatics Club. junior- Senior Dramatics Club JACK DOUGLAS PFALZGRAF Intramurals, Checkers Club BILLY FRANKLIN PHILLIPS junior Boys' Book Club, Gynmastics Club, Checkers Club DAVID CARROLL PHILLIPS Future Farmers of America, Intramurals. Gymnastics Club .IAINIES YVILLIAM PHILLIPS Vivace Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Orchestra MARY LOUISE PHILLIPS Bookkeeping Club, Typewriting Club, Attendance Of- fice Assistant SYBLE KAREN PICKRELL Dramatics Club, All-State Orchestra, Co-operative Office Occupations AUSTIN EUGENE PIERCE Electric Shop, Intramurals IDA KAY PICGOTT junior Future Nurses' Club, Orchestra, All-State Orchestra ROGER PLAUCHE Boys' State, Thespian Troupe 264, Vivace Glee Club BARBARA LEE POE Girls' Sports Club, junior Future Nurses' Club, Girls' Intramurals EMMETT ROSS POST Chess Club, Intramurals, Senior Gift Committee ROBERT GORDON POSTLEWAITE Big Red Gymnastics Club, Physical Education Assist- ant, Sports Carnival NVILLIAINI ELSNVOIITH POWERS Machine Shop, Intramurals, Checkers Club LARRY GENE PRATT Monitor, Intramurals, Safe Driving Club BARBARA -IO PRUNTY Cheerleader, Thespian Troupe 264, A Cappella Choir PEARL PRYOR Checkers Club, Library Club we were endowed with the Seniors many senior privileges. 49 Seniors 50 DALE ICVERE'l l' PUUII Chr-ss Club, lXIox'ic- Operator. lnt1'annn'aIs PATRICIA IHICNIC l'YA'l l' Parhischan Stall, Marc-ato Clvc- Club, 'I'-T Art Club LYNDIA LEA PYLES Spa-1-ch Club. Sophomore Cirls' Chorus. Draunatics Club ONALEIG SHARON RARE Y Bilvlv Club, SIS Y-IIIUGDS, Co-opvrativc' Ollict' Occu- pations GENE PAUL RANISEY KIYIIIIHISIICN Club, Physical Eclutration Assistant LLOYD LEO HANVSON Choss Club, Intramurals. Clwvkcrs Club NORNIA ANN RAXVSON junior Futurc Nurses' Club. Y-Tc-ons. Ss-nior Futlm- Nurses' Club MARGARET JEAN REED Main Otlicm- Assistant. Spf-vt-I1 Club, Attvliclzliivm' Office Assistant LEE HOUSTON REYNOLDS Cynmastics Club. Sports Carnival. Big Rt-cl Football OTIS LAVVRENCE REYNOLDS Machine Shop. Intraniurals MARY ANN RIBLET A Cappella Choir, Stnclcnt Assistant, lvlzm-aio Ch-v Club ETTAIANE RICE Library Assistant. Library Club. Sports llelpt-r ' VELMA ADELE RICE Sopliolnort- Cirls' Chorus, junior I utni'v Nursos' Club. Senior Futurm- Nursvs' Club BETTY LOU RICHARDS Stitch ancl Chattc-r Club. ABC DEC,-X. Stuclvnt Assistant LINDA LOU RICHARDS Stitch ancl Chattc-r Club, ABC DECA.,' Stutlvnt Assistant ORA LEE RICHARDSON Girls' Clcc Club at Cliillicotliv. Ohio. Atta-nclanL'v Of- ticv Assistant ELLA INIAY HIDIJLE Infirmary Assistant, Cirls' Statv. Main Oflicv Assistant SANDRA LOU RIDDLE Future 'I'cacI1c-rs of Amvriva. Cynniasiuni Assistant, Spun-ch Club .IANIES OLIVER RICCS Big Rc-CI NVl'c'stIing, Big Recl Football, Big Rvcl Baseball ,IOHN CHARLES RIGCS Orchestra, Parhischan Stall, Vivacc- Cla-v Club ANN CATHERINE ROBERTS Entre Nous Book Club. Stuck-nt Assistant. Ifutnrv 'II-auhcrs of Anwrica In the spring We had received the key to the l Folk Dancing Club, Clicss Club, Caincra Club MARILYN SUE ROBERTS RICHARD LEE ROBERTS Pliysical Etlucation Assistant. Safc Driving Club IFREDERICK DEAN RONEY Big Rccl Track, Parhischan Staff, Vivacc Clcc Club CURTIS IIOXVARD ROOT Intramurals, Air Shop AMY INEZ ROSS Cirls' Sports Club. Cirls' Atlllctic Association, Stutlcnt Assistant ' -IANIS MARIE ROSS Quill and Scroll, Masque anal Cavcl, Cirls' Statc SHARLENE ANNE ROXVAN junior-Scnior Draniatics. Soplioinorc Dramatics Club, Attcnclancc Oilicc Assistant BETTY LOU RULEY S-IS Y-Tccns, Attcnclancc Olticc Assistant, Co-opcrativc Occupations RUSSELL DOUGLAS RUSH Intrannirals. ABC IDECA,', junior Boys' Book Club CLAYTON YVILLIAM SALLEE Intralnural Council, Intramurals, Big Rccl Football VIDA LORETTA SAMPSON ABC DECAf' Caivtcria Assistant, Monitor BARBARA IAN SAMS Gymnasium Assistant, Sports Carnival, Girls' Atblctic Association HAZEL IRENE SAMS Stitcli antl Cliattcr Club, Y-Tccns, ABC DECA HERBERT LENVIS SAMS journal Show, Sports Carnival. Intramurals LORNA IRENE SAMS Book Club, SIS Y-Tccns, Co-opcrativc Occupations MARY ANN SAMS Girls' Sports Club, Scrabble Club, Co-opcrativc Oilicc Occupations ROBERT EUGENE SAMS Big Rctl Band, Music Fvstival SIIARON LOUISE SANIS Cirls' Social Camcs. Scrabblc Club, Co-opcrativc Of- Iicc Occupations VIOLET LOUISE SAMS Clicckcrs Club, Stitcli and Cliattcr Club IOHN A. SARVER Clicf Club, Intrannirals, Boys' Gamcs Club INIARCARET ANN SARVER Typcwriting Club, Monitor, Caincra Club senior door, but not until now could We use it. Seniors 51 Seniors bf I , if ,rift . ,IANE KATHLEEN SAYRE Dictation Club, Y-Tccns ,IANET CAROL SAYRE Senior Cabiuct, Entrc Nous Book Club, Marcato Clvc Club CLAUDETTE R E BECCA SCAIJDEN Folk Dancing Club, Typowriting Club, Futurc Nurscs' Club EVERET HARTXIAN SCHMIDT Sports Carnival, Intramural XVN-stling CAROLYN LEE SCHRADER Sports Carnival, Sophomore Chorus, Sports He-lpn-r -IANICE MARIE SCIIULTE Knitting Club, Parhischan Age-nt, Home Room Suc- re-tary CEORCE K. SCOTT Chef Club, Sports Carnival, Monitor Captain 'IIIELIVIA IVI. SECKIVIAN Student Assistant, Speech Club. Y-'llecns BARBARA JEAN SEEBAUC-H Sports Carnival. Camera Club. ABC DECA WANDA IIURDELLA SEEBAUCII Monitor, Stitch and Chattcr Club. Co-opcrativc Of- fice Occupations MARY SEROS Journal Editor, Quill and Scroll, Girls, Statm- EIDWIN DOIDD SEYMOUR Intramurals, Basketball, Basr-ball -ca- N. f: , X DONALD RAY SIIIELDS Intramurals, XYood Shop. Rook Club NIARY ELIZABIUIIII SHRINEH Sophouiorc Cirls' Chorus. Bible Club, ABC HIJECAI' CLENNA MAE SIIUMAN Girls' Clce- Club, Girls' Athletic Association, Sports Carnival 'IIAMARA JEAN SINCLAIR Sports Holpcr, Sophomore Girls' Chorus, Music Festival MICHAEL DENNIS SLATON Big Red Football, Big Red Football Club. Intran'uu'aIs IANET YVONNE SKIILEY Dramatics Club. Y-Teens, journal Re-portcr 5:2 BETTY LOUISE SMITH Ofclicstra, Typt-writing Club, Sc-nior Future Nurscs Cui CIIARLOTTE ANN SMITH Draniatics Club, Student Assistant, Monitor DON MARK SMITII A Cappella, Intramurals, Vivacu Cleo Club Later, the aqua and black flag waving grandly Seniors EVELYN KAY SMITH Cirls' Social Games Club, Typcwriting Club, Dictation Club HARLEY BERNARD SMITH Intramurals, Checkers Club, Safe Driving Club HELEN IRENE SMITH Sophomore Girls' Chorus, Camera Club, Co-operative Office Occupations LORENA FAY SMITH Cafeteria Assistant, Checkers Club, Spelling Club MELVIN BLAINE SMITH Main Oflice Assistant, Little Red Basketball, Big Red Baseball NORMAN NVALKER SMITH Intramural Council, Student Council, Safe Driving Club ORAL EUGENE SBIITH Big Red Baud, Speech Club, Rcgistrar's Assistant ,IANET EILEEN SNIDER A Cappella Choir, Marcato Clee Club, Concession Stand XVorker HERBERT SNODGBASS Big Red Band, Big Red Track LAURA JEAN SNODCRASS Attendance Office Assistant, Marcato Clee Club, PHS Revue - Tbiz-ziz-zit NORMA JEAN SOLE Folk Dancing Club, Girls' Athletic Association MAXINE SOMERVILLE Folk Dancing Club, junior Future Nurses' Club, Sen- ior Futurc Nurses, Club RUBY LAMUINE SOMERVILLE Senior High Folk Dancing Club, Senior Future Nurses, Club, Student Assistant -IEROLD D. SPEARS Safe Driving Club, lutrauiurals, ABC DECA uf BARBARA ANN SPIKER A Cappella Choir, Sports Helper, PHS Revue CLAUDE ERNEST STAATS Intramurals, Safe Driving Club, Checkers Club SANDRA LEE STEBBINS Parhischan Staff, Entre Nous Book Club, Cirls, State JAMES FRANCIS STEPHENS junior Academy of Science, Student Assistant, Student 5, Council N , 1 X ll' 2. f ,IERRY ALLEN STEPHENS Sophomore Boys' Book Club, junior Boys' Book Club, Intramurals PAULINE B. STEPHENS Parhischan Staff, Future Teachers of America, Mar- cato Clee Club 1- . MARY V. STEVENS Stfndent Council. Cirls' Athletic Association, Bible - Cum .- in front of the school announced our Color Day. 53 Seniors '54 E DITH NANCY STEWART Occupations ANNE LINETTE STILES Thespian Troupe 264, Physical Education Assistant, Thespian Play-Night of January 16 CAROLYN JUNE STILGENBAUER Folk Dancing Club, Sports Carnival, Senior Future Nurses' Club AIACK HENRY STILGENBAUER Machine Shop, Intramurals LILLIE JANE STONE journal Show-Wide Wild World, Student Sponsor of Dramatics Club. Student Council WILLIAM DARRELL STOOPS Monitor, Intramurals, Came Club CAROL ANN STROEHMAN Co-operative Office Occupations, Cirls' Athletic Asso- ciation, Student Assistant KENNETH CAROL STUKEY Big Red Football, Book Club, Intramurals LANVRENCE SUCK President of Future Farmers of America, lntrannirals CARULYN ANN SUMMERS Parhischan Stall, Entre Nous Book Club, Girls' State -IAMES CHARLES SUIXIMERS Little Red Football, Big Red Baseball YEARL JANE SUMNIERS Marcato Clee Club, PHS Revue-Sho Krazee, Fu- ture Teachers ol' America WENDALL EUGENE SUMIWERS Electric Shop, Little Red Football, Intramurals CARL PRESTON SURFACE Intramural Council, Boys' Games Club. Air Shop DIACK DONOVAN SXVISHER Air Shop, Intramurals, Student Council LETA FAYE TALBOTT Co-operative Office Occupations, Orchestra. All-State Orchestra DONALD IAMES TAYLOR Big Red Football, Sheet Metal Shop, Social Committee DOUGLAS EARLE TAYLOR Big Red Band, PHS Revue, Student Assistant EVA ETTA TAYLOR Girls' Sports Club, Y-Teens, Emily Post Club DANNY LEON TENNANT Student Council, Student Assistant, Senior Prograrn Committee XVILLIAM KEITH THOMAS Physical Education Assistant, Intramurals, ABC DECA To honor our class, the juniors entertained us Book Club, Student Assistant, Co-operative Ollice HELEN MAE THOMPSON Personal Bookkeeping Club, Checkers Club. Monitor AIAINIES IRVIN TRACEXVELL YVoocl Sliop, Intramurals, Stuclcnt Council LEON LARRY THACEXVELL Intramurals, Clicss Club, NVooclworking Club ARTHUR ROGER TRIMBLE Big lit-cl Football, Big Recl Football Club. Littlc Rccl Football THOMAS CARL TUCKER Program Committcc, journal Show, Big Rctl Football JAMES RICIIARD TUNAJEK Stuclcnt Assistant for Scliool Casliicr, Monitor, Pro- gram Committee CARL RAY TURNER Macliiuc Sliop, Intramurals, Stuclcnt Council ROBERT LEE TURNER Clicckcrs Club, Junior Boys' Rook Club, Scnior Color Connnittcc ALBERT JUNIOR TIITTLE Book Club, Safc Driving Club, Intramurals JANET SUE UHL Folk ancl Squarc Dancing Club, Y-Tccns. Knitting Club LUCILLE M. VARNER Folk Dancing Club, Emily Post Club, Stitch anrl Cliat- tcr Club AIARY LOU VAUCHAN Y-Tccns, lliblc Club ROBERT HARRY VAUCIIAN Big Rccl Bancl, Music Fcstival, Monitor .IANICE ELAINE VAUCIIT Sopliomorc Cirls' Cliorus, junior-Scnior Draniatics Club, Marcato Clcc Club SHIRLEY LENORA VINCENT Library Assistants, Club, Stuclcnt Assistant, Futurc Tcaclicrs of Amcrica SENTA MARIE WACONICR Library Assistant, Y-Tccns CAROLYN RUTH YVALKER Sports llclpcr, Futurc Nurscs' Club, Sports Carnival IAMES LENVIS XVALKER Intramurals. Movic Opcrntor, Auto Shop ELEANOR LORETTA XVALLRRONVN DECA, Girls' Social Camcs Club, Typcwriting , u 1 ALICE MAY IVALTERS gain Oflicc Assistant, Stuclcnt Assistant, Marcato Clcc , u 1 FRANKLIN DARRELL XVALTERS Big Rccl Baskc-tball, Big Rf-cl Bascball, Stuclunt Council with the traditional Junior Seniors ...W pm Q P' ld! Senior Bocltride. 55 Seniors i 56 INEZ LORENE WALTON Checkers Club, Cirls' Intramurals, Junior Future Nurscs' Club -IOHN ROBERT XVAMSLEY Thcspiau Troupc 264, Thcspian Play-Gramercy Ghost, A Cappclla Choir DANIEL EDWARD WARD Futurc Farmers of America, Gymnastics Club, Sports Carnival DAVID LEE WARD ABC DECA,'i Intramurals. Student Council IO ANN NVARD Nlarcato Clee Club. PHS Rcvuc-Thiz-ziz-zit Attcncl- ancc Office Assistant NANCY CAROLE NVARD Sophomore Girls' Chorus, INIarcato Clcc Club, Sports Helper LARRY EUGENE VVATSON Music Fc-stival. Vivace Glcc Club. Physical Education Assistant AIOHNNY RANDOLPH NVEBB Stutlcnt Assistant. Intramurals. Sports Carnival ,IAMES ALBERT VVELLS Boys' Carnes Club, Intramurals JOHN NICI IOLAS VVEN MOTH sheet Mc-tal Shop, Intramurals, Sports Carnival RONALD L. WEST Machinc Shop. Intramurals. Boys' Camcs Club SHIRLEY ANN WVEST ABC DECA.r Mouitm' EDSEL EUGENE WESTFALL Big Rc-cl Band, Music Festival, Sports Carnival XVANDA MARIE XVHEATON Co-opcrativc Ofticc Occupations. Typcwriting Club, Sports Ht-lpcr i DAVID NIORGAN XVHITE A Cappclla Choir, Boys' Statc, PHS Rcvuc i MARY -IOANNA VVIIITEHEAD Sophomore Girls, Chorus, Marcato Cleo Club, Attcncl- ancc Office Assistant CAROL ARLENE WHITLATCH Co-opcrativc Office- Occupations. SIS Y-Tccns. Folk Dancinr Club .IAMES DONALD NVIIITLATCH A Cappclla Choir, PHS Rcvuc, Vivacc Clcc Club i ,IO ANN VVIIITLATCH Folk Dancing Club, Camcra Club, Sports Carnival. PRISCILLA LEE IVHITLATCH A Cappclla Choir. Nlarcato Glu- Club, PHS Revcuc- Sho Krazee PATRICIA ANN VVIBLIN Marcato Give- Club, PHS Rcvuo, Conccssion Stancl i VVorkcr Preceding the final events of our days at P. H. S., Seniors GERALD HILTON NVIGAL Intramurals, Clief Club, Vivaee Clee Club GERALD IVAN XVIGAL Auto Shop, Intramurals MARK EUGENE XVIGAL W'oocl Slmop, Intramurals x f 11 CARY ANDRENV VVICCINS ABC DECA,', Senior Social Committee, Intramurals BEVAN LYNN XYILCOX Pliysieal Eclueation Assistant, Cyinnasties Club, Intra- murals 'IIIIOINIAS DON XVILCOX Intranuirals, Cbeekers Club PEGGY LOU XYILDMAN Cirls' Sports Club, Monitor, Y-Teens ROSEAIARY IVILE Folk Dancing Club. Stiteli and Cbatter Club, junior Future Nurses' Club DAVID NYILIIICIIT XVILKISON Stuclent Council, Little Real Football, Big Red Football C. DALE WILLIAMS junior Aeaclelny of Science, Big Rell Colf, Concession Stantl VVorker CHARLES EDNVARD XVILLIAMS Voeational Agriculture. Clieekers Club. Intramurals MARTIN ELIAS XVILLIAMS Sports Carnival. Intramurals, Future Farmers of America SARA ANNETTE XVILLIAMS A Cappella Choir, Girls' State, Girls' Atlilctie Asso- eiation PHYLLIS ANN YVILNIOTII Parhischxm Staff, Entre Nous Book Club, Mareato Clee Club BARBARA ELLEN XVILSON Emily Post Club, Senior Future Nurses' Club, Clief Club Assistant DONNA MAY NVILSON Nlareato Cha- Club, Stuclent Assistant, journal Sbow SHARON LEE XVINEMAN Irqurnal Show, Sophomore Dramatic-s Club, Speeeli Cub ROMMA LEON YVINCROVIQ Auto Sliop, Intramurals HAROLD CREICIITON NVINTERS Monitor, Cliess Club BETTY ANN XVITIIEE Library Assistant, Student Assistant, Co-operative Of- fiee Occupations IANIES IIICIIARD VVOLFE Gymnastics Club, Intramurals We gave our class ploy, C1 noteworthy production. 57 Seniors ,IUDITH ANNE XYOODYARD Physical Education Assistant, Student Council, Girls Atheltic Assoviation RUSSELL D. NVOODYARD Big Rc-cl Bnncl, Intramurals, Vivucc' Glen Cluli DONALD FUNCY VVOOLLARD Big Rm-d lhislu-tlmll, Big Rt-cl Golf, Svnior Sociul Coinniittc-v JERRY PAUL YVIIICHT Big Red Burial, Intramurals, Vivzlu' Cleo Cluli 'l'I-IELNIA LORENH NVHICIIT Folk Dancing Cluli. Knitting Clulm. Co-opcrutivv Of- fice CJCCIIPQIIIOIIS JUDITH WRISTON BICTTY LOU WYANT Folk Dancing Club, Emily Post Chili, 'l'yp4-writing Club 'FERRY ROBERT VVYATT Gy'l11l'l2lSIlt'S 'l'c'zuii. Sports Curnivul. Pliysiczil Ecliiuutiori Assistant BICTTY LOU YEACICR Stucle-nt Assistant, Atta-iicl.1ii:-0 Ollicc Assistant. Type- writing Cluli IIAROLD YGLESIAS Little Ra-ml Football, Svnior Door Cominittoc-, ARC DECA ROSE ELLEN YOCUM Sports Cluli, Sports Cnrnivul, ABC DECA MARTHA ANNE YOST Stuclcnt Assistant, Sports Curnivul, Sports Hvlpc-r LUCILLE ELLEN YOUNG Co-operative Ollficc Occupations. Drzunutics Club. Senior Cift Committee RICHARD NYILLIANI YOUNG A Boys' State, Rig Heil Bzlslcvtlmzlll. 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At the first of the year the color committee suggested several combinations to the class for their selection, and after a spirited consideration of all presented, they showed their preference to he aqua and black, Next in order, was the designing and making of the Hag. Roger jones re- ceived the credit for designing the Hag of aqua and black taffeta, which was made through the patient eifort and meticulous skill of Ella Mae Riddle. Because these two students did such a good job, the 1957 senior class hoasted one of the most attractive llags ever to ascend the flagpole. On the morning of this notable day, the entire senior class donned their 60 Q-. 5 . Before School as sas QM 1. gg: gg: as :al . Ill gg' vim 3 1 WE' 242 ala ' ss: :sz :za :as an 3 distinguished hues, gathered around the flagpole, and sang their class song as they Watched their banner being raised to its stately reign over the school. According to the careful planning and suggestions of the program committee, the motif of the day was M57 Varieties. A clever and original program was pre- sented for the entertainment of the entire school. To climax the occasion, a gala evening party was enjoyed by an attractively attired throng of seniors. The gym had been beautifully trimmed by the decorat- ing committee with black and aqua crepe paperg and, as a finishing touch to the exquisite decorations, the fountain which had been used on the home-coming tloat was placed in the center of the dance floor. When the last song had been played and the last dance completed, a bevy of happy but sleepy seniors Went home to add cherished souvenirs to their scrap- books. GI 'bifg xx 'X XX -wg xx H x 'X 5 -ig. 44' ' .nf 4 Qiwfa it Enoo i-l Student Council : I 1 x l ltow one: ltielnml ltulrerts. Cnrtlnn Hourly, Ronald llenclrick Kim Kea-ver. Cleo liiso. lvnn Young, Jllll 'I'rziceu'ell, Ken Suislier, Da-XYitt lleall. Hicllard flalendine, Gary 'l'aylor. Jack Swisher. Row two: Carolyn Sunnners, StlIlCll'A1f:ilillt'l', Evelyn Anderson. Sandy Davis, Sheila: Carpenter, -Indy Vtlmxclyartl, Donni llailes, Peggy Anclersnn, Sheila llupp. jackie Ilatheoek, jackie Everson, Kay lloso, Myrna Florence, Patricia: Lux. ltow three: l'lowui'cl Ketter, Put Florence. Bonnie Freed. Donna NValters. Diana Beckett. Shirley Stewart. Kay XVhite, M:n'il5'n Xluntlnnryer. Donna XYhitlaitch, -Indy Civ:-ns. Lois jones, Fram-es Blair. Shirley Xln-Pherson. jackie Little. Miss Neptune. Through the Student Council all students of the school may he informed of the news which is of interest to theing thereliv they may play an important part in the function ot P. ll. S. ' Each home room elects a member to serve as its Counci representative, and that representative reports to his or hei classmates matters of interest concerning the school. For the first time in several years. all home rooms are represented in only one Student Council. for P. H. is now operated on a tour-yeai plan. The Student Council, as anv other Well-organized body, has committees which assume individual tasks to share in the re- sponsibility. The homecoming committee. tor example, lavs tht hlue print for the homecoming activities. The attractive and decorative floats for the parade and numerous other homecoming functions are carried on under their supervision. Another most important group is the nominating committee After many weeks of interviewing, discussing. and evaluating, thc members of the committee select a slate of student hotly officers Row four: Clary Pharcs. liurl Nlclla-Witt, K. Kuhn, Thricliarcl Brown. loc Cunltcr lwrrv liwh t XY Fur .. I 1 vrs, uylu' KL-ith xv2lllK'I'S, ,lamcs Sniclm-r, Duvc llcutwolc, liohcrt Puttrnl, clllllI'll'i ll:-all. Michal-l johnson, David Dyc. Row livv: llurultl Nlctf. janics Stclrlu-ns, Curl Turucr, Larry NI:-llunicl. Richard Alla-n, lfrauk Xl-illfl'l'S, llctly llurt. Alllllllllil S:-clmlulll. ,llllH'f Dawson. Lyntlu Holtz, Alllll' NYliitn-, Nlluulu Cartniill, l.illic Stunt-, Put Aloycc, Ann Puluu-r. liusscll Ch-ni. lt iucluclcs two cancliclatcs lor each ol' th- full f' ff prcsiclcnt. sccrctary-trcasurcr. Supporting various clrivcs. among, them thc Xlarch of Dimcs and thc lunior N Hccl Cross. is onc of tht- rcsponsihilitics of tho Stuclcnt Council. Through the work ol thc Council. many lunncrooins sh' '1 tl tl - 1 'l ' .uc ni 1 it nucy in our community hy prcparing lmasltcts or donating inoncy. Xlany fainilics wcrc niaclc happicr at Christmas through this giving. YVith tht- purposc ol oflcring rccrcation lor our stuclcnts. the Council also sponsors sock hops, which arc hclcl in thc Ficlcl Housc and arc plannccl with various novclty clanccs and cntcrtainmcnt. Thv Council is a mclnhcr of tho Statc Studcut Council, and thc Blcnncrhassct District Stuclcnt Council. Thc tln-cc members rcprcscnting us at the statc nwcting wcrc: Franccs Blair. Ann Pahncr, and Okcy Pharcs. our stuclcnt hotly olliccrs. Hcprcscnting us at tht- district lnectiug were Pat joycc, Carolyn Sunnncrs, DcYVitt Bcall, ancl Kay' NVhitc. Nliss Musgrave and Xliss Ncptune scrvc as aclviscr ancl assistant aclviscr for the Council. Prcsiclcut: Frauccs Blair Vicc-Prcsiclcnt: Ultcy Pharcs Sccrctary-Trcasurcr: Ann Pahncr c 1 oxunh olliccs: prcsiclcnt, vicc- 3 t..uI I-mx, I',mIxx1u4I XIll.uI1-. IJ.nm' I Seniors I,f'!lflf'l',S' of Ihr' Clrlsxs' of '57-Bill. Crlmlyi .YIIIIL rmrl I'l1gflli,s--pfmr' for II slml. IIOM li IIOOM Iii! Huw unc: Ian-IX S:n'xI'l'. Imz- Hm- mvldx, IIII-I1.1lII IIuIu-lls. II.u'uIII XXlnIwn, ilm 'I'ull.uiI-IX, 'lim ffm- Iu-rlx, limb I7.1iII-y, Dum XYuuI- Ianrd, Um: I.. KI:-in. Huw Iwo: Klan I.auluIilI. NYIIIII-1' XII-Iimmlcl. 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Ruth BlIl'l'UXYN, .Iuuly llsgluw, Klixmy Xlvllranx, Carol npklm, linlu-r!.n Ilnuwtl, Cxml ullivlxl, Dmum K. lfury. lscnl: XY.nul.A Cfnrlmill, X1-xlal IX Illll. lfllalrlvm- Xlmlnwitt. mi 'bfi X .f Semors vrr' is lll1l'IlU.S' ll rlzwmrnzl for prlss .s'lip.s' in Visas' TUIl'll,S'l'Illl'.S' llmllwnrnll. HOMIC NOON! 2l5 Huw um-: I.un1u- Sc-lmliv, Mal'- IIXII iflm-ln. Xl.n'y Phlllipx, Ilmnm Ihxla, I.lll14- Iolmstun, Vllyllix Klc-lhrllalml, l r:lm'mw l7.u1i1'ls, Hill- lx.u'.u l..mr1-mf. Iiulh lixxnuu, Huw Iwo: 'Klux Xlurrix, Phyllis llnyx, Xnrnm Hanumu. Ksulllls-4-n Suyrmf, Cfh.n'lnll1- Smith, H4-llx Iiulmlwlx. Iam-I lflll, l'1'll1l5 VYil4l- m.ul, lrix fill:-n ffm'hl'.xn, ,law- rlulyn lin-lwmmlu. Nou Hlrvv: Sm- Mm XI1-ll, Mur- 41-ll.: Luuiw IH-rrp, llrrlnnin- Yum- .-v 'Xl.ltlufsx, lfrnm Une-lu, ICH: l.lxlur, lum- 1,.nplxm1m'l', l,mliw Xlalllll, hlmlx llqu'x'mrn, Xl.u'llx'n liulwllx, hu Xlurlis. Hun-I Sums, Slnrlvx I'.lll: rwn. Ahsvlllz NI.n'x Xl.u'tx. 67 Seniors Thr' prr'.s'irlr'i1l of 132 il1f0l'lH.S' his l'lIl.S'XlIIflf of Sfiulvnf Crwziziril flrfiml. 1 P' 0 I lllsn Xmum lil C ilhl lu D I Ullly Mau- Dunlaip. Caxrxil Dnili-y, Maury li. Shrim-r, Shirh-y We-sl, Vidal Saiiiipsmi, Kzxrvii fiOOIN'I'. HOXIE ROONI QCZURS xv unv: Iiclilh Cum in-i', Huw . , , -, - Y ' ' , a .1 4 ' , 0 - uw lwu: Min Pin-i'c'n'. Dummy lllwutiim-i's. Dau: Dnwkinx. Hn flir- ilvr. Hill Burlis, Cin-ii Clia1l1L'z-l- hir, 'l'lumn1u llmlI'i'4'3, Dmid Wzlrcl, Ilzmild Yxih-sian. VVillium lvisnrv, Kalrvli Amit-rmiii, Pvgily lifv, Urmllu Nvimm. Ahsvnl: Kathryn Brmux. Alauuvs 'ull G8 if HOME ROOM 223 Row unc: ,lim Riggx. l,.iri'j xxx, Phillip Cuttrill. liuuvr Nurnmn Kvmlnll. Hmlvl' l'l. ,lun Alalukxmill. lfairl Curry, O. VViln-wx. Row Iwo: Mrx. Sz'lii'm-dvi' Caslon, ,luck .Ium-s, Billy mn, Cfiiqirlin' VVilii:niu, C lim. Dick Hliwli. XVilliann fI.lrhn'3. Duuglzw Hupp, Dy-, Lynn .-Xllultmy lnry ford, jr. Huw Ihr:-0: ,lim lmwis, N NuH1'!', VVilli:1m Dixmi, S Duismi, Holm-V1 Gvnrgv. llrmlrii-kx. Bill llziysla-ii. li I-A. Ili-mlrivlu, Nh-lim Y Immhli l,1-vp. Din-k Xirfflniii iklrwnt: .luhn Funk, Nlivlizu-I lun. Hin-Imam! -lan-ksun. W Mvxkv. IIONII' NOON! 2232 on 1 ll lhmwii, ui ink Dim-k Y ii '1 lui 'nlivlil C1 IX iam- Smith ,1-nw . ow un: on-rl NY. I T- 1' . . ,' . N VIN, ilriwli It . , Lvux, lllvliil ,. ii 'Q lux ry. Nlalrk S 'L' ' si , . ' '1' 1.114-kv. ' -' fu ' w lhrvv: a Holmlilm-li, Ni-ll XYmxd3.inl. Axim Hrmul ii. Dum: ilizlylnly Hill Nlcmim ,lim I'vill'rim'ih-. Hill Dm-in. Row four: Hnlialicl llilln-rl. si-Il Mow:-ry, liimrlmul Czilvl Uvm' llalglw, Dick Alvin VVilli:mi A. lfivlds, lfraxiik .unch-i'. Dum- VVhil1'. lim W latch. lim Briliiry. lhnvim' Absent: Huy Kulisman. Hickvi. Dxiximl Cuu1lh'l'. XVIII:-i'. Seniors i I St'llIUI'.S' .s-z'lz'r't umm' f'rlrrl.s' lu Illflllllf' in I - Lfl'IlllIIIlfIUlI anno11m'1'1nr'nl.s'. h IIONI Ii IIOUNI :K I :Z rw nlw: Ka-n Ilnxtnn, vI4'l'l'5 vplwns. ,Inn-pI1 Ilnicl Ul'vntA rnsv, IIv1'Iwr! U. Sxmclgltlss, -rlx Sanns. Calm- Dov, Immun 'nm-A-n1'II. XI'n3'1n- IIi4-Iun.n1, IIIII nix. rw lwu: KIIZ I nItil1m-l',C. Dalh- iIIi:llnx, 'Ilnn II:ullnu:n'Inm'l'. n fin-:mmm-, .XIw Mills, lInIwl'! Ivn. IIIII I'InIIi wx, II nnu-r I -mn. U1-rznlml crlm--I-ll. ctlnn- ' lnlt Inn l,.1llnI1.n1, l,an'rnII IIan'- I , I'riII Nln-Mnrrny. ww Ihr:-0: Bill NIv,Xh-1-, Kvn- lIx Milln-r, XYnym- II.n'rm-tl, .Ink IJ. XY.xIlm'l's. Iinnk Qlunalx. rn IIlllIllII-III, .I.nm-5 IJ. XI'nII'I', IIIII Inn Pull 'I'mn Il Q V. nlxlc, Ilia-I1.n'mI K. I uxh'l', wsvnl: Ianni-N Hllliann I'InIIips. I 1 54 ,I I 4... If 1.4 IIONIIC IIOONI IIIISI s' nnv: .Xnnv Stllnx, Ying: L-In-r, Ilrisculln XYIntInlcI1. ilu Ilauix, UImn'i.n Ifnnn-I1, Kn- x f.IvlnI11nn, I,II.1 Slay Ilnl- Ivaln huh-1, ,I.nu' NUYIILIII. r lwn: Min Hmmm. Shirlvy llvll, lI.n'Imm I'rnnly, Cnr- l INIcf.nnIL'y, Xnn C.n1IuvII. jnnv Cmnn-up NI.n'x' Calm. allwth IM-alll, Sm- Iinsh. Shir- Xlnunl I'x num Illln 1 I1-un, Cf:Il'uI f'nIII'iII, ' Ihrvr: Kaul' I.m-wus, SImr-nu 1 n. , I.unInn- Su-pln-vm, l.ntIy tl, Mary I7mn1I.u. Inn I'nInl- Snmlrn XIn'I'm'm'Ix. IInIwy Suun- IIn- C n'nIx'n XY II-I IH! 'v. Mary I.nn Ixn-an-r. Ilinnnm- ly, .Xdulv IIls'm'. IILlI'Il.Il'.l XVII- vnl: lIIlan'I1nu IInnI1:n'I. Klux- SUlllL'l'XIII4'. Yi1'1lini.n lmnisv Im-5. Y'n.I .A 'I-l'. a 49' IIUNIIC IIUUNI 322 lion unc: llnnny I,:lil'LI, 'I'mn ll'Ixl'l', Klum-Inn-I -I. Nu-ale-II, ltd nn: N-yununr, IIuIn-ri 'l'nlnu In-III! 'I'I1mn:1x, ,Im-rrp Spvalrh II.nI1-x Snnlll. IIzn'uI4I NI51-rs. uw lu' u: Xll. I':nwnnx Iam nn'II I'nst, Xnrmanl Snuilll, Klzlry XYigQi'm, slim Iislxly. XN'iIIiann Iinxnx. XI.lx Ihlruv, Iinrry Iiruwn fy:-nv XI4'Ix, In-rry XYLIII. IIn'Il ml Ihkill. Iinxv-Il IInsIu Hun lhrvv: Inn Ou-rlmu, Dm I I-llIII'Ii'Ii. II I1-Inn'1I I m'l'l'1-II I .wr Hzuunn, IIimIlnl'4I IInl'c'I1, ,Mwlvlu Kvnl. Crixlip, Dun Iillml, Lliln Snnl nn rs fl nnI1- Stunts, NYiIIi.nn lim ul, I xlwrl I'1nII1-wnllm' .Urn-Ili: XI'iII1.nn fflnnz K1-n1InII HEI 41 Seniors- Juniors l.s- 232 xflzrlying. or jus! frying in fHfIllI'I1I'l' ,f'Ill',Il'I'4S' mul win QI'llll!'.S'.U H031 If H0051 3:35 Huw onv: K Suv vI.uln'x. vlpn Kay Sl Innim' NIZIINI I'v11y!y MIIII-r, Cunxlyll SL'Ill'IllIl'Y'. Row Iwo: .Indy Iluplxins, llnnvt Smilvy. CIanIis Crvvl. IVIan'51zll'1'1 Suxwn-l', NI.n'y IIv:xh'l', II1-tty Yul- uvr, Carolyn Kfulnxnulw. -IluIx ffnunln-rIc-LIQ1-, -Imly XYnmI5.n'1I, NIRIFX Ifnrtm-5, Mrs. Km-MII-y. IIOw lhrvv: Ilivklnun, N1 Llial I'x'Ic-5, Chris I's'Ity, Mary hlznn' Ima-, Ann:- X'nr1u'1', SI1:n'nn I,nL'2lS. IInIxIrIt' l.un1w Ilrrxwn. Nhwnl: I.nn-I S.nrn', .nw-n Clnnnlq-3. vl.nn-I Sannly -Ivnkinx, Ifx- nilh. I'IIifuIn'II1 .MIL mIl. -Ialniv Nuws-ry , Imnlm I'4n131n1, .laym- xnry MivI1an-Is, l,yn- Atkillsnn, l.nL'iIIO TU IIOM li ROOM 3334 How unc: Nanwy Ilninvs, 'I Crofton, .ImIiII1 IIVII. jzlnvl :Img Carolyn INL'IIn-5. Indy Cin XI.n'x Klntlxrn-, H1115 I3.uIl. Iin1I.n ,InInusImnu. Huw two: Klux 'I'nnnwmI, I nm .loam Iivc-niQ. I'IlyIIis ' lnutlx, Mary .Xnn IIiInILIl, I' INN, INIzu'x1.lr1-I Ihvix, San Iii4I4IIm-. .fXmIrm-y Ilnrvvy, .I Bum. Mary IInIm', I'1IifaxImvII1 In-r, 'I'ann.n.n Sim-lair. I IIlnnpI1r4'5. N.nnIl'.n m.'hl.i.,N, Huw lllrccz Snmn Slayhnl. IIuIn-rkx, I.nuiN Iiuxx, Xlnry S1 ffzwolyn Snnlll, I.inmI:1 I I4'n Phyllis Nuln-, Msury -In VVI lu-ml. .'Xnm'lIr' VI'iIIizuns, fjlll' Smnnn-rs, Iinnim Ifislwr, I1:n':1 IN'I1n'1':ly. .IiI!lIl'l' Iinsn, K. Oxufnx. CI1.n-Ifmih' C11-wmv, .-XIML-nt: Ihlu Xnll, Y.: fllwvu-x, IIONI I-I H0051 -1 I 2 Nou mir: CIN-wlyn Alunnx, I7uII. 'Im' IIuIIx1ncI, 'Iaum-N ffrisx, -lim I.nn1vl'. Ullyln- X1 Dans' VI'iIIxis1nl. Km-ltI1 in night, AIIwrl Cnurlm-y. Huw Iwo: Mr. 'l'Imrnv, IMI' I Ivil. Arnnlni AII4-n, l,:n'1'y I'Inp XY.nIvnx. K.nI Cf.u'pvnh-r, Null:-r. 'I'1nn IfxInn-, johnny XY:-III-. ,I.Inn-x XXX-llx, Kvn Ilym-, IIIII bumps, C,I1.n'I4-s 1 nm. .Ivrry IIm'kI1an'I. Row Ihrrv: I'IuI Ilauix, IIuIm Mum. Dun 'I'1'nnzmI, IIlll'I I Klvln- I'nnns1-y, Iiic'Il:u'cI Gil NL'iI Knox, .luck I'InIxgx'nI, If XVI-slI'nII. IMI1' Push, Tenn ' 1-ux, I'fzu'I Cfnnnn, Ilnn UUIII IInn.nInI XIvInvtI. III-rn.n'sI Yannglnn, NI:-rls' lliIIwrI. Alisa-Ili: Dun CI1ll'1'is4nu. HOMIE IXUUM -H33 uw nur: -lvrry l'lcl1n.nl. l..n'l'y nrqnis, Marlin D1-nnis, llns- ll Nvll, lh-ilu-1' l ul'4lys'z'. 'llnn m's'nL'L'. 'llun llm-xxitl, .Xnmly 's'nllyly, llill Clm'lll'an1. nv two: Mr. Cum, 1,1-sh-1' 1-wlwrry, l,:m'rm-lu-c Suck, jr.. ml NVMAI, lizxrl llnggm-tl, Dan'- ll Calm, Cvxu' .Mn'illz', l'alnl nl'1'ln'aul. ,lnlln llan'Qm'loll, -Izn1ws -zu-lx. rw lhrvvz lluln-rl l'lllum'1u' lln- nnnn, llicllalrcl 'l'nwnM'l1cl, wslvl' llorrvll, llzlrtnlnn lnnixll, lluls l m'l'l'1'll, Kin! lxmw- r, Dzlviml llhillipf, Dznlivl XYan'nl. nlplx NY1-xtlalll. nv four: lmn- lllaxir. Curl llmvt. lwin lh-lm, l.:n'ry Dunn-.m. ,Im- 'l'tnr, llmxunl l,ingl'1'. Xnrnnnx itll-. Curl lflliull. llUHall'sl l,it- rsvnt: Huy Cnnnm'l', klalck Cm'- l. Dull- Nluun-, llnlulrl Snulx. n'lin XYilli.nn5. X fi HOME RUUNI Slll sv onv: llnlwrl Ganulm-. llngur wrick, -lurk llnllwrl, DAIL- Q, Dun 'l'nyl1n'. XYAXIN- Can'r, l,Un'lQllLll'l. Nvalixln' Mills. lv Iwo: Mr. Clunw. lliulmrsl Nix, l7.n'r1-ll llllfllllhlll, Nl.n'lm lllll, l ranlL l'iclxl'n-ll, lluy Sm-5. -ls NVQ-nnmlll, Ullyln- Xlvlillm- I, Oxim' Xnlw. Seniors- Juniors Svninr flrfirily un1mum'1'nu'nl.s' r'rm.s':n1n' 11111141 'inn' in .lIr.s'. FIIUH-S' lIUlHl'l'0UlII. snr! IIONI li ROOM 500 Nou nnv: Nlzlrlx XYin1.nl, Cla-nrlgv -Xnkrmn. Dc-un julnlmm, Iiln 'l'l'zn-mu-ll, llnn Sllivlcls, llalrry Dm-uns, lmxh-1' 13:1-1-ll, l'l2ll'l4' llvl- nlicll. Huw Iwo: Nlr. ll.1ll. VVilliann Ilnlrnmvn, l.5nn lung, lllaliln' l'l1rm1pmm, llirlialrxl Snlhm, llun- .llnl .Xclxuny UR-nmlm-ll Cnlllp, l,:n'- ry Nh-Dnllzllal, NYilli:nn Dim-km-l, lin-urgv Ifurlvill, Mm-rlyn lluslnn. mn: 1 , . 1 ' 2 Tl Seniors- Juniors SC1Jft'lIIl2l'l' S funnel Uagvr r'mu'1I.s' Qllf,Il'l'iHQ In wait for flwir first lu' ' l.,,,. II! Ill Ill HUM li HOUM 503 Huw one: Iluuw- .' - A-rl Pzltlun. Holm-rl l'ixCl1 . fflnrvlwcv 'l'lmmpxun. ' .' k 1 ' Q - I N Q , l'in-rev, ,lllllll lfll-uk, l orn'ml lu-r, Izumw llmrklnzlll. V H051 li ROOM 504 Nou' one: fflzxylnm S.nllm-mg Ch-n Huw, Burl llnlcll-l'mn, lmun XVin- umvm-. Gm-rulcl NYi11:nl, Huh Burkv. Hurry lluxlsw. l.alr1'y Xlm's'lu'zlcl. Row Iwo: Xlr. Yuullg, 1:11111-S VVnlk0l'. .-Xrslvn llllrgx-, llml Bk'- nlush. .luck Slilg:-nlumm-r. Rvx furrcy, Lnwvll l'u1.5h, Mnvnmcl Bute-lmvr, Camry Knapp, liolu-rf X'im:vlli. llulwl'l Davis. 72 af KM' Ill sul Q HOME ROOM 505 llnw one: l,zu'ry Hill. HI Uaskiu, .'Xlln'rl 'l'ulllm'. H4 X'l'1'lnlv. Frauuk Dnxis, Bill ' vrs, Tum llolzlu-l'g:n-r, Hn Mnrris, Row two: Mr. Cnlv, Hoy lfhlgmu- Bilslmm-s'. Hull-iglx Coy Cmllvy. Hill llx-llilul, lil Slildlll0l'l', l.uwl'1'ln'n- Hvyn Dun Palilwscwxl, ll1'l'llHll'l f IIIUYU. Curl 'l1lll'l1l'T. llnicl lulmaw. lim: Xhuul, C hm Huuu'l'. Gu-rallml H01 Huw Iwo: Sir. VXI1-In-I3 fl Kfllnllimllmlll. Brin-L' Guucllm, l'l'ilnlmlv. XXX-lnlalll Summ IIONIIC IIOONI 506 nw onvt Izu-L Illmnm-r. Ifu-l'm-It I-I-II, ICII Snyclvr, XYurtI15 Lau- XIII. Curl Sl1l'Im'1'. II.1l'uIII II.n'n- nlw, II.ll'0Izl Qlullnxuu, jr., I'ILI- Ill Cul'l'n'y. uw two: XII. S4-lmIIm'1'. Iimluin I-Yan, I.mu-x NI. III-II, Inu-L xishm-l', iflmrlvx IC. l7.uix, Cul'- . IIuuI. Iaum-s OQQII-n, Clair Irr, Igumw Spilu-13 km-n Ifllvux- nl, Ilsvnl: IIuIu-ll l .ul.u. IIONI IC IIOONI I3 I Iv unc: I 1':ulrim- X. Ololx, 'Imran IImI4Iz1. Ifauwxlyn Nlillvr. mm SII-xxalrl, NI:ll'y NI.u'sImII, w Iivll. I'.xt IILIITIS, IfImrIol!v vr. III-Irmwzl Km-xvr. A' Iwo: IIl'z'mI.l NIc'KiIvIu'n. rilyn Millvr. Sum' IIoIwl'ls, ,lm XYzlrIi4'I1I, Kara-ll 'I'Imm.ls- , Imam Ifmlulxt. Ialm-I XII-- IIIHLI, Imam YYiIsm1, In-rw Im-- . Miss NYUIT. v lhrcc: NIyru.x Snimlvr. klamiv AIl'4'vl, ffI:u'n Izlm' 'I'mwII1m.m. im' Higgs. ,Inyvv IIIII. Iam' wlu-umm. III-I-ky lim-kultlr. x KIIIVIIII, -Lum' 'I'c'LIl'inIx. I four: In ,-Inn NYUUIIIII-II. I'.ll mlm-I-V, Iiulsy Iiuwv, NI.xl'IIm .ulxn-ll, I'IIilmr Ilalmill, NI.u'5 'll Ilalwsmu, l.ymIn III-III. IL' Sluul, Ianm- Ihxns, Iimilx I' 1. vnl: C:xIIu'l'ilu' OAII.1r.1, I'oIIy I'm'u1 I. fry Seniors- Juniors II'l1f'11 .s-rlmnl .s'lr1rl.s-, Mr, Alrlllllslruz 11'1n'k.s' mul flu' rurru ulum for nur .s'l1ul1'nfs my I E? , gk I ' . f if' I ' 'W if. I f 1 - ' Max! .N 5 1' X, . g Ill- I l ' IIONIIC umm IIO I7.u ly II: Hmm Inn: :vm-v NI: lion nnv: Im mn- l,I1lll'c-Il III :mal XIIIL-IHII Pllnlxllm' IJ x I-, IIIIIII lf.npIu1u1-I. X lxmln I.IuII1-V, I'.l XYln.Ilux. III-Hx NIurpI1y, Shir IIumI1m1InI. SIM-lI.n kay 'NI.n'q1 lun! IIuIc'Imu, I-Mum ul Hun Vnul Hnlu V. m 1.111-Ill luminal.: Sw-Inu-411, X.I ul S.xr.nI1 lin-vu. II.u'Is.u.n 'XI KIA. 'II.nlIu-lux mIr'sllI Rum Ilnvv' l'nmI I4-.un IIIIIINK II'-ins' Imulx IIlum.u I'.II1nI I,u.u'Im-X, SI1nnn I'41Ixlns, II:l11I Ifl-ug, Illmln Ix.ny SlrnIvImu,IIllII1 Xmu Ilrmlwr, IIux.lIu- Iliuuil I'lIu Ihllllxp .Xllwnlz Slmlvy I1'.ln IJIIXIN. SIIII lm .hm hmm, Ihftlx .Xml I..m lrlm II.uII. 753 Juniors Dr'Wi!l, Slmrrmi, Mary, and AIif'k1'yg1liflf' Ilzz' fIIHll7l',S' fll7'HIIQlI 11 lrllsy lff'Il7'. IIONIIC ROOM 217 Row nnv: Ilmnilil lli-Yzinqlin, lflmzirlvs lll'lll'lL' XYilli1lina, -Inlni lN'l'ii1lll, Vic- Vi-1-1-Iiin, Aliin lil-lm, l'lllLIl'IH' Dyi-. Camry Bluinv Nui'- --ll. Szlni llallnnn'H, llzln Suni- llll'fN. How hun: .Xll.in lClln'l'h'lml. Sln-if nmn Dils Il. 'lk-nl flunxllll. lizirry llninn. Bill film:-r. ling:-nv Hlinnlnlv, lliuliairil Slim-pliq-nl, Nlvl- vin lfmsliivr. -Ianni-s flaiipmiia-r, Nlr. Clairkm-. Now llirru: Dun llmlui-rx. linu- Nl-ll Sinilli. llnxul C11-M, Yivlmn' Davis. ,lzinn-N l nnHy', Cli.n'llw Allnmn, Clnynn. fl2ll'lN'llll'I'. llr.. Put Conn:-r, Allin-rt liula-, llnil ffrunin, Huw lmlr: l7.ixm' NY.iyl.insl. Um Dim-x, XYziyin' l1.n'dvr, l-'nrlu-s llis-lilv. Tuna lim-rrp, -Izinn-s Cait- li-tn-. ,lim C.nnpln'Il, llnlwrl lin- rllalnzln, Lzirry' Gilwsnn, Hill lim' laipli. Absent: Danny lfmwlnrml. linux-i' limialn. 7-I CF 5 IIOM IC ROOM l33 Now one: Nauiry llnnl. Stnhlnnin. Indy Stark, S Sniilli, I,nl'i'nim' Atkilisnn, 1-rly fifilliillll. Curry Kurt. nlyn ll0t'klm'l', jmly l,in'lw How Iwo: Fiwiiiui-s K4-sb Kay Mc'C1ilc-lu-ii. Luis A, I 1-r. Saincly ll.ix'is, l'm'1l5.ZB' H1 Indy Nlnttvrli. Kay Du llmnni .-Xyvls, ,Is-unix' Cn Putty l'icrai'cl, Mrs. VV:n'm- Row illreu: Slmrrin Stainlvy, 1-I Nunun, l5c-vi-rly Cnlvc-r. ilu Ili-unix. Nlnrlvin- Spin Vznnnnn- Sh-wairt. Nlairjnrii' l.uix ffnurn, Yxmnn- Lalnili. llnw four: li.urlmm Dm-nisnn. cl 'l'aiylmn', Sm- Slvpln-ns. l' llzirris, Lois '1'1'lmy, 'Graco Illilfllillli. l.incl1i lxny' li lmxln- Ann ln-.il. Ahsvnl: Sllslrun ffmilh-l'. l.uuiw Sliinn. IIOM li ROOM 2 l 8 liow unc: B4-My Cinniim Qhm-ilu c:1ll'lN'I1ll'l'. lzmvl ll Iuyui' l l's'i'cl. lflulxv ffulilw, ici' llalm-. Sandy llnlili-1 Pzilti Critm, ju .-Xnn NVill Ilow Iwo: Caxrnli- Mc-liwvn l'li1m'll, Alivc' rlulxnsuli, l .'x1'lllUlll', Dimmu Ds-1-in, Swain. Sli.u'un Clinton. XVvllu'l', Alinly llilllv, Xlrs, :ill Row lllrm-1-: In-an llzunnnn, I Cui'ry, Kzilliryn l,llCkNYUl'll1, ilu hlvnkins, Imlilli Mul'l'is, llrrmknvvr. Curolm' Sklwyiw. Inirzi Stunt. rxll4lI'l'Y Nh-M. linw four: Sunmlni l,I'l'Ill. un llnwtmu, Pail XVil-un. llntslni, lmix l.u1'zlS, Vzilty Hvisy livalns, Panililn' Km-Ili-5' ilim' Spears. Ahsrsnlz llvrnihl IM-l,ziiiL'1'3. lam' YVil1l.in1l. XX'qiml.i Bs-ii Inn, IIOM ld ROOM 2 l fl uw unc: K1-llll1-lh Y1lllll1vy, 111:11- 1- Spl'1llla1'. U1'll1- -I1lhllx1lll. Roll- 'l XYilll:lll1l, Cl1ll'1'll1'1' Salyrw. 'illizllll lillu1l1w, XYillizllll XYl1it1'- lllull, YYllli:llll .-Xllmrighl, Inm- ll1'1' l '. uw two: f . ' ' , 1' :'l', Cl1lr1-ll1-1- XYil11m. 1- - l1lnllmm, ,1-n l 1, 1: Q llu1'll, jullll KI1'UllH1-N. Him alllulllill. ow lhr1-1-1 lulm XY1r1nn1-r, Ruh- 'l l.uw1-, lfhall'l1w Kl.ll'l1m', XI1-l'l1' 1llll1lll, .'Xll1'll Kl1'Xlllly, lillswll yllkxll. NYilli1llll Ilan, Hl1'll.ll'1l li. 'ils1lll, l31'l1':lll1ll' XYallllml'1mll, hscnt: Qlllllll G1lll1ly, Il.ll'l'y' Nh-- l1'1-, Dvlllil l'1lsll1'llallf. R1w1w1'l'l alwsull, ffll4ll'l1-s 'l'l'ipp1-ll. l.all'l'y 'iu.ll, ilu' ll Juniors 1' firxl 11.s'.s'1'l1111ly fill!!-S' 1'lf1'l'yml1' 1'.w'iI1'rl 1Jl7l'l' 'JI lu-I Ill NIE NOON! 22I V unc: mm' -un. llll ' ' ', lwl' . 'ix1n. NllL 1'X 1 mm, I mln '1l fum , -l 111' , -illl ' 'l1llllmm, .' 1 ' i 1' l 111' L ' NYU 1 ' wo: . i 1- NY1-1-l, in a :ll . 1 1' .. .1 1-5 ', A '- 11 . l1'1l1 fu ' 1' - . 1 sl' l . X l ' - H' a -ll C. . ' '1 1m 1 ' . , 2 A ' Q . x' 1r1-1-: T: , -1 , 1 '1x . 'A 1 . H1111 ilx, 1 . ' flu ll. 1-5 1l .. 1' 1 7, ,' '. ', Q' ., Hmm l. .'1'i ,', C ,' a , vm 1x law, , 1 TQ 1 . w nur: .' alll -A '- ' ' 'li al 1'l', . I l . ' 1, ax . 'xl 'ills, S alll L' ml , 11 Q In , , ' - ' , ' , ll' llli ' 5. soul: .ll ' ur till, .al ' Q 1-won, ml! :ls l 1v. ll1 Bl l'O.S'fH'!'f-S' of II llvu' U1'!ll'. HOXII NOON! 770 mx um 1 N 11 1 D! ll Nl 1 S ll l x1 l 1 . 1 V , r I :l - XV 'XVIII 1. ' ' ' ', illl VS 'ill1m. 11 Q ' -i l. II1rw:ll'1 1r' -kx, ,Q 'alll1 ' , 2 - :,Ni'1' wkim, 1 1 .' ' . Scru 1 up llulmlw, Mr. .1Xl'lmll'1nl11, Huw lllrcc: l5:ll'll1'y Hzlkvly Szllvll H1-alll, XYllyll1' Owl-lls, l,1nl Sll1ll'1-, fflllll'l1's H. l ll1-hx. VVllli1' Pulillg, XVllli.llll llrlwalrcl VY1'wl. Alilll Hur- n1-l'. Hivk Slallnll, Huw lour: Illy Y1':ll'1ll1-5. Cllllrlvs I'.1l1ly, Hula D111-l1wul'lll, U1'll1' NI1-Cllt1-h1-ml. K1-ll Allllll'HNl', Rug- 1l' lfxlillv. l'lllll H1'1'x1'. Hull Mill- -y, f,hlll'lll' N11-Lzly, .lim Krallnvs, -l'll.ll'1l lf. 'l4hl':lwll, AIH1-nt: Iannl-1 llalllllallllml, Dal- Xl1l M1'Cll1'1', lilngvl' x'Ol'llllli1. T3 Juniors Y - . . . In lzurrufnmlrz. .s'l11flc'nI.s- lvurn uf r1f'f1r1l11'.s' 11'l1ir'l1 lmlp fill fl lmsy .S'r'llf'llIll1'. Ill QV' and HOME ROOM 231 Hon unc: Indy Iiulnq. I711-mln .Xll1n.m. I.lnml.1 ll.mhn'th. Xlyrmm Ifhllxlvra, Pmllhlx-4-ll linirlln-, I.nnA in' Klmkin, Luna-I Oulu-, .Inn Mmm-II, l'.1lNy l.ncns. How Iwo: IM-My lian'nm-s, Nurnnx Ivana Dnxis, Sm' Lung, Linmln llunm-ry. llzlm-I Mnlnnn-y, jx-nn lmnw, -Indy' l'Iih'L'n Huic'hr'r, Luis Xlillx. Xllx, Duflnlx. Run thrvrz Ninrnm lflnlmnhz Ill-nn Hmnn-. linnnnw limlxxvll, l'alhx linlwr, Nl.u'y Kuulnuln-in. Innis ling:-rx, Maury linth Slnl:-3, ilmwwtl Plnllipa. lfnrix ,lm-:ln Burn:-5. llnw four: Maury llnrvis, l3nrlnu'n l'xl'iIlllxlill, NA'ilnn:l K. llur1n'r, Nnrnux I, XYin.nuN. Sl1.n'nn Kay Stilun-nlmm-r, Sln-li.u liutun. lie-f lm lxirlvy. Nlaxry Sm- SU-pln-ns, i Hilnn nmlllh '. . Ahsvnl: I.ln'.nI1 Hnilvy, CIm'ulyn Lon Dvanl. lnxlillx Anna- Mvtz. mix Tfi if HOM li ROOM 230 Run om-: Huh ilmnly. H4 Km-Hn-1' l'I4lu.u'4l Ifckvl, Klux rump Hnlunl Nllllx, l'.nt li.: 12.115 Xnllllllll. Inn Smith. cvuuywl' lfnw hnoz Nh. Snyrv, FH-cl 5 HULU-1' llvllnink, l..u'1'y I Hnlwrl Dim-km-1, CUHIUI1 IC. 5 ly. l74'm'4'x' Hays. jvc- Chinn Rum lhrvr: I..u'ly lluppx. lluilmxn Tmnn ll :Ill xxvn l' Hull. C24-:mild Xlxllvr. l' Hn-1-l. l'1llKX.ll'Ll CT.u'l', Huw four: Nulwrl l'4-rixn-, Iinlnnsun. Cullum-l't Snnlnuns, 1-rt Nupivr. Ruin-rt li. l m-lp. lim Curry. Gayle- Iinlwln-. Ahsvnl: Arthur Ilihln-v. I Nlnuxm-11 lynn ff.nclml'. l nhln-13 l.vxv1N Il,numwn .n-I I'4mI1-. HOX1 li ROOXI 23:3 Rim our: I,4m-tt.: XXX-xt, I NLLNNL-y, S.mdr:x l'.lxhrn, I Km l!ummn1im'i. l.unvl U lxmlnn Vl'arlus,1.' Ixuln Ilnnn lilnim- Kimxz-n. Huaumnzl A Now two: Miss l.n'mnn'rl, jl1lI'K'l Mursluanll. Nun:-y lim-h Yarn-5 B.n'm-X. Snndm H PM Xuhv. lx.n'1-n XI1-Xinllln tru-1.x Ktknnxmnl. Mn' Hum .Xllxun Xlvlxillup, Xzxnrlm- hun'-, Qlnnn-I llaxtlnnnxy. Huw thrvcz liclnzl Sxw-sm-y. lCllm'n VYzlrsl, Mary NVQ-lwlw, Sh-pln-ns. -Inuniiu Sanus, VVilliannK, Oniv VVc'uvs'r, H.ul. Clm'i.x Hvrlinum-l'. 'V flux. Huln-ll.n Clrlllilh, .Xnn 5 l.lnml.l lu Ih-ml. i,.n'ulyn I Hvtlx XYnnll.unl. Hn-Hy XYilI Al lim-II. .lxun-l NIL-K.nl1'ln'nn, ,I glllflll. mvnl: X.xnL-5 .Xlkinsmn as ' IIONIIC mum :sol nw mm: Sh-xv Xl.n'ln, lim: flmrlmu, llaxrulml Alll-n, ill-mlnl irk, K4-illm llzlllvr. Inu-lx S.xIwr, uk l'l1ll'l. l'.ml l,:nm.m. llulxf rl Xlc-l'n'4'r, ow Iwo: lluxwll llunl. Dun ll. lm-walrl, liurl Clary Nla-iful'm'll, url lixnm. 1,1-nu lluuln-s, Dun wks, lluxvall'al llxlrkg-l', l..u'r5 lxlmll, l':ulI llugwll, IMI: XYil- mx, Izwlx Man-A-. l7n.nu- Tu-4-. lrs. 'l'r4'lmrm'. ow lllrvc: llulu-rl llurrm-ll. Ix.u1 ming, lvrry llznlvy. Nlax llalrlx- ', llurulll l.l-u- Xlillvr, -lm:-plm url l.ila', Iaum-s Nluwm-, llolwlyy ll. uw lluur: l7.u'iml llum-lu-nlmn-1'1'y, :ly Dann, Ilulu-rl lmlly, xxliljlll' lrllvll. Dalximl l.5mu. llnxicl Ulu-. llivllaxlxl llqrun-lnl1. Num-1 1lSlt'll. Tum llmlxnn. llsclllt l'lsluau'ml llannwx. ll0Nll'I ROOM :S I 5 w unc: lillllal NYilalm.m, ll.u'f 'ax llvtlx, N.mn1i NYmxl.ml. Sun- Slmvllx, -lmly Sln-ppzmnl, lilmn Nuns, lXl.u'y llmrLm.m. Yl'ilm.l mv, l'.lt XYm-l'lm-ulmlwl'. sv lwn: lim-tty llumln. l5an'lmm nf-ll. ,l3llIl'l lluruxl llmlniv A'm'l'som'li. Cfurolyn .X. Xmx- an-r, l,1lll'll'lil Nlnrlu, Illum- 'l'y, Czlrul llm-rrp. lxaly Salam, lv lllrvc: livllx lmxxlx, C . 1-nl, llvlly' l,uu XYN-. llzlrf .x M.u'lin, Nl.n'u.m-l I,m-.ug-lx. mm Smith. liulll 'xllllt' Smilll. im' Nlalriu llilrllrixl. Slmrmu ' Kvllll. v fnur: livvlxn l,inux'r. Sm' 'nclg -l.m4-l lhxuml, lim-lurix wpur. l.imlax Xlalrlxlv. Nancy kiln. Cxllwvlyn lluxlu, Xl.u'x' lin. il'llfI Sl.u'lim1 Nlullm-lmry, Xlzlry' Mvllwwm-, Dm-lurvs llulvinxmu, QS: Juniors Iffs' full, 111111 cm llu' frmzl l'llIlllJll.S' uv' jinrl Paul u.S'lIUllfllIQN l'z1rl1iscl1zul Ql'IllllM'. IIONIIC H0051 307 Row um-: flmny Czulu, l'm1gy Trl, Null' Slvplu-Ins. lllllly Annu ffalill, l e-rm' U'l'i1.5lll, IJ1-lun-s XYriul1l. Xlanw Suv lKl1u'luw, -Iam- vl l rc-4-ml. -Iu.m l':n'smls. - Row hui: l,ilulzl ll.nm'y, -lmlllln k lm-ll, xllllj' 'l'lum1.xs, Yiulc-l llzwlwr, lfxm-lvn .'X1nrll'1'sulu. llvlly flmlll. Sm' llulzmvy, ff:u'nlx'n Dzuguvll. ,I.uur-l Nlmxluulnm-ry, l'all lllln'l4zltlml'1n, l5:n'lmr.n Hmm-rvillv. How llirvrz ll1n'lv:n'z1 l':ll'wwlls, Vlnyu- llaxymw, vl.nm-I -Inlmsmn, Izun-l 'Xntlmlnyg -Ie-:lm'lIv An- tllamy, Slxirll-5 Ynmlvrmill, l'allf ' - , ll . . A . 1- max lluzu-ll. Xlrs. -l4'lll'l'X. lluu lnur: flllrixlx-m'lx llunl, ,I.mx-3 linulv. ,l.mim- Klllur, ffauwxlyn mlm-ln-. llnrlu.nr.n .In-am lf:-in-lx. , 'allsy lllnlw, lil-th llamwr. Xlznril' lima- lwnl: Hmm.: l.m-imlu ffrusx, Snmlru Spike-r. -- ll Juniors By filling l1rl.s'lc1'l.s' for ilu' lIf'f'lllj. lmn1r'mn Sllflfl' in lln' f.vlII'l.S'lIlI!lS spiril. IIOM IC ROOM Il l 7 Rowe unv: llmcc-ilu lll'lll'lI2ll'tl, illirlvy llugm-w, llizmm- Vl'c':1w-1'. H1-tty l'e'1'k11u1 D4-lulw-N l51'.12!. lhlthim' llnll4-11111, Im-.xlulv Stuxnll. hlwlvlal ll.11'r, llzxl l lu1'v11u-. Huw two: NI.11ll1.1 llruggx, flar- .mlyu llnmll. l.ll14l.1 l,m1 lf11nL'l1, ' ll.11'lmrz1 Nh-l'l1v1'w11, Orr l.m-iul1 Ou-rlvy, llmm- Suntl1. -Xrlmw l lil111, l3u1m.1 Kay XYulh', Xliw llull. , Now tl1rc-0: li.-nl1'i1-v Sa-lmlls-1'. xlilfj' jm- Muntx.11111-mln1ly11 Klau- Kmxt, VVa111slal l.uu1 l51'uxv11, Nlaxry Knll11'yl1 vI:111n'n, l'm-guy' lfluim' llllt'l1llllllll, Cumlylu Smm-1'x'illn-, llullx l n1'1-, Sl1:n'1m ffrnwzul. AhNl'lIlC Sl1irls-5 lluvls, llvlc-11 l':11'xm1s. 'l'l1n-lmzl Snnillm. TH If, HOME ROOM 2316 llnw 0710! Nl:11'll1:1 Nlvlw-slill1, l.uu Gunn, l'm1rl D111-ku 'Basra l.l'ill'l1. be-111111-11111111 l lwlcl, luzul 141111, Qlmly P1 luluvlx Sl wznitv. ,lllllj S1ll'llCUl'. How two: l'm-g Sll'Dl1K'llS. Indy' ilu-11sn'1'l. VVis1', ML Almms, llulli Anllx' l.1'llm'. lmral Vllmull-:mc-lc, l.il1mlz1 M:11'lc-114- Mzxrim- llr-1-ml. Mrs. vu. lluw tllrrvz X1.1l'll1- I.:-.1cl1. I-l D1-1'v11lu-1'g--1'. 5.11nl1.1 S llulwullly lfplvl, I.1m'K l 8.111115 llmyxum-, juxu- ll.1u-r... nm 0.11111-l'. Imax Xl.1n- ,Xvi Suxix' ff1'.1nlu1'ml. Huw four: .Kms .Xml,1u1w. Xlhitv. C11111114' Bmw-. Sum' 71:-r. Kl.u'y Kllunuf Dm-111, Xlm'llm'mllc'li. Yann-5 Ynullu. mlm Simunx. Almsvnl: I.imlz1 .Xnlfrx Sllvlizl I l:111a1gan1, l':1ull.1 lx-:ul M l l'Il1n1lwll1 Xl'i1-llm' IIONI li ROOM 132 l Huw 0110: l,1-l.11x4l K-.11llt. nlcl Sully I.11111-x ll.111xlm Hmmlkl XYl11lw, K,l1.11'lws .5 XYl1itla1tL-ll. Luk l'fm1-ll. C.l llnlwrh, liulx lin-1-al. ll.uls-5' l How Iwo: l7.1n Y.1nff.u11p. l71l1 Vlxlulxlz l St.1rL'lw1', . - ID.1uglu-1't5'. l.zu'1'5 l,mu-rs. Im lfLlwz11'1lx. l'lml l'1i1-w. l l1'1111an1l. Hr. C.n111pln-ll, Now thrvvi Dun- Laxllzl K4-11 Swisl14'1'. .Nlx im- llruwll. Si111111r1l1S. l.r'mlr'll ll':u'1'3'. lNlu1'1'is, Cl1a11'l1's l.llllr', ll: l'a1rkr-1: Now four: lliL-lnxnl Nnpivr, Ilnwu1's, Vllallh-1' llvllm VV , 1 lllljllli'S, Clary VVusmn, l Nvwlxuxllis. llml Virluw, Bill 1 l 1,11 . Alrsc-111: Blnim- lllll'lilllblCll'l'. .ull Cuwurr, llnm'.11':l 5,11 I1-hu Snula-r. 'IH-ll XY.1tx1111, XYi2:1l. HOME ROOM Bill ow 0110: I.111'1'x li. H11gl1l.1111l. sal Hvilsml. Huh Hull, ll1'1111Lx 1111-5, lla1x1- ll.11111l11111. lx1'ill1 ipp1't11, 'I11111 U111'1l1111. Il41l.1111l i1-mul, N111'111:111 Si1111111111x. ow two: 1,1-1111 V11l1-111i11v, C111-Y ,111 l'f:1l1u1'.11, I..11'13 Nl1'C1111:1l1.1. 11111111 XY:1ll1-rs. 111-umm' Hillklw. r1'1l l31111i1-ls, l7.11111111 C1111111-1', 1111z1l1l h1111'1-ly. Ivrry D. l'11Ii11u. fr. DHII1111. nw Ihrcc: liill Sf,-I1111-1111-1'. H111' 1-:11'11s, Bill M1-C1113 Slvw' NY11111- 1111, 311111111 S111 . 'I I. -rrp N111-1l1'1'. l 1'1-111-1'11'k 1111111-1'l 'ils1111, H1111 N11ll1-1'. mv hmr: 'l'11111 17111111-1. Kimu- 11111111, H1111 lI.1wth111'111-, linux ullips, l3.1x1' l11h11s1111, ,I1111 Ul- ' ffh.111111.111, kl1111 Xlillvx. -Im- alll, 111111 H11l1'11111l1. l1i1-k XY1- 1l. l'1'1-11 I.a1111l11-11. hsvnl: NY1lIi:1111 .X1I.1111'-, li1111:1I1l 11111111, H1-1l11-rl I.1-nux, l',11Q1'1111 111XI1'!1-1', Juniors- Sophomores 111 1111111 In 111111111111 Ilwir f.'1lI'iSf1IIIl.S' l111.vk1'I,x'. Ill' sm 11 mm 1111111 fllfil gzflx .lk af! Q11 HOMIE H0031 l0S ru unv: liullx Xl111'1':13, 111115 1111-11, l':1l CY11111l1'1'. II1-I1-11 ylvs, li11ll111- H1'111x11. Sl11'il:1 11111, K.a11'11l111 I.111-kl1.11't. C..11'11l llxillx, .X1111 lingqx, rw Iwo: .-Xlycv IL11- K11'il1i1l1. 11'y VIQ1111' li111n'1'. li.11lx111'.1 Slll- 1111, D1-l111'1-s j11l111x1111, 'll-1'1'1 wis, 'lumix' I.:15111-, Xl.11'1l1a1 z1x1l1'1', ff.11'11l Ya111ll111'11, Qluulx 11l1'1'w11111l, Mrx. X11-II11-111. xv lhrvv: l.i111l.1 .Xll1'111:111. lim'- 1x 111-111'l1111'1. I1'1-111- S11111lu1'.1w. I H1111111-1, l.1111l.1 I..1 I71':111x, 111' S11-wz11'l, Sllvrry Uvll. 5:111- 1 Nl1111l1L111111-13, X11111-3 'l'l1111'111-. w four: Slllllll'-I S11111111111x, II11- h l 1111Qhl, S11511- l'l11ll111s, i'.11'- '11 H1-1-ml. Sl1.1n11111 Huw IJ.11i . 1 l.1111 .Xl1111Al, Sh.11'1111 l.1-.11-I1. 111111 llil1.'l11'ist. SK'llf1 l'1'iwiH:1 I1'H1'11w, Sl1.11'1111 hh-. .4 i IIUNI li ROOM I 11:1 lion 11110: ,l.1111'l 12.111111-1'l, 'l4l11'1'1'x.1 K.1l1l1x, Ii1'll1 H1111111l11'11-1, li111'l1111'.1 IL-1-1111. l'l1yll1x l'l11111, l'.1l11 HL'- X11-1-. l'1111111g1-111- flrillilh, N:1111111 Yuluxlf, IJ11111ll13 I.11lf. How 11111: X1.1xi111- 1111111-rs, KI.11'11l 5111111111-M, K.1ll111- V11-sl, M1115 X11'11l.1. 5111- Hq11u1111, ll111'll1:1 H111- vmxx. Y111'111.1 12.111-x, Iz1111-I Hill, X11'u1111.1 l'.ll1x1n1, Xiu. ll11111I. Huw lhrm-: Iflln-l NI1111r111', Shan'- 111 X1-M1-l1111l1-, l:1111'l ,I1-11ki11x l..1111'.1 S11111l1111. li.11l1z11'.1 li:11'1'1-ll. l'.1l ll11g1g1wx, 1f.1r11I111 XYilx1111 l'.11 ffuw, Nl.1x1111- Sl11'11:111l. l.i11- In 15.1111-1. Hou h111r: l'1l.11111- fQ1'1111111, Nlx1'11.1 I'l111'1-111-1-. Y.1111'3 Mills, Kf.11'11ly11 12.111111-11. 'X.1111x 1f1'1111kx, V1'1I111:1f 1l1-111- Hyv. N111l'1l.1x111- M11l'l111, 1'1'111l ll11tl11-1'1111cl. H1-H1 l 11u11i11, ICIMN1- 5111111-1. k.11'1-11 81111111-1'. 79 dy R4-lrlmlz. Sophomores C71l'ic'1fr.s' Don Gvilzrfl, tllll'kll' flrllllvoflc. mul Krillf llllllffl'-Y lmlrl flu' .wpl1m11m'1'.s'. x- Y-' HOME ROOM I35 Row om-: Clzxlwlylx XVuull1ml. .luycv A. Dinsnmrm-, Mary .Io ljlllliilll. llm'l-rly Furmlunmm, Shir- lwy Vllirvx, Annu- Davis, hlauliu- lnlmwmn, l,m'1-tl.l SlIli'l.llT'. flur- ulvn ll.ll'mw. Huw twu: Pauley C, Nlillcr. -Indy Szlyrv, Slmrml l'Ixzms, ll. ll. llupp, flnrulyn ,Iul1nsul1, Sl1:u'mm Amlvr- SUII, Susan Pnrilmv, Phyllis 'l'i1'1'. llurnlm- llullm-1', llUlllSil lllnir, Palsy llumimz Miss lluulws. How thru-4-: jxuum- Shultz. qlmmm- .-Xslxlmy. l'.llrivial Sprillls. l'risL-illal Spriggs, 'Ilmin .XII-Qin-, -lnyuv Dil- ly, Ann Stvplu-nx. Sauuly Vivr- Smv. Mary lillml llulhm, lVlzu'y l.uu Cmlpgxlnn, PM llc-1-lor, Sam- Hnw four: .xllIll' Xlnrrix, -lrmvllc' Cruuks, Cfalrnlv NYlm1'lnu, Ymmnf lu ,Xllvvw-ulll. Curnlin lll-mls-rslmt. In-.ln BllI'kl'j'. Mauriiv llnlh, Kallh- lm-n Nullvr. Mmy Ilullmauu, Yi- ulzl llzlllvn. Anilal Stallings, Ann Qluhnson. Ahscnl: lfnmh- liaumq, H0 HOME ROOM I3-1 Huw unv: .Indy Stark. Ind, plum. Nl:u'tl1:l Crow, Indy hp. 'llllmlal Klllli'l'. ffnrnl Nluruia- Sln-nunul. .lnzkiv 1-uc-l-Q. ffurulyn Buulxln-y. Row twn: llrmnn Cnupvr. Ann Marks, lXhlry Ann Dv Alma Sm- Mvllvvk, Slvvic- mm-r, lla-Hy lCaxiun, Szlruh ll ff.urlult.l Xin-nuns, Sh.u'I1-m- lim-u-rly lxzxy XX'.nrHa-lml, 'Im-am inmn. Orphan KIM' Gmulwin Cnilm. How three: Mary Ann Aliu- llll5ll'l', Maury Canllxryn lips, Sandy llamlmu, llrmuh Hull. ,lillll'f lim-nl. Curnlyn K Xiln lin-4'zl. ffurnlyll ffhicl Indy Xmwtlm-r, Slmrnu Huw Ruw four: Dnrix Cflmlucl-5, lJ.lXVlilIlW. Czllmlyn Svllrrs, Null, Hairy Kvssvlriml, Mal Kidd, Kzurvu Hlmnmx- Luc lla-ckvy Kvifvr. Lois. llyc-, Suu Crmnwr, Xl.nry A. 'l'm'l. th.: Nlrffuukc-5, Sl1.u'un I.. IIONIIC ROOM 206 Row our: ,lam-I Yin:-4-nl, Kinnvy. Judy Kvllvy, l Briggs, l,uix XY.lrd. lin XY1-lls, .Xlulrvy joy, l.rmrn.1 Yuhu. Sm' l,nL'kl1au'l. Huw hun: liulaxh -I4-nkins, vl NX'illimns, Cnrulyn liddy. liusclm, .Indy l linn, Nina If jawkiz- 'l':mll1m'm-y, Pulricial un. Num-3' Vlfisv. Dnris l l'm'x1gy Xllclvrsnvvl. Nliw Xlyl Row thru-: 'l'ln-nw.: 'lllu-kcr, viz-n Bur-li. llvlvn Qlumw. l 1':111L-r-5 Cm-, lllmxdic' Ml Slu-rrvll .Mm l m-rl'vll, IJUYZI lluhvr. Mary K. lhulkins, valicmn VVzllhm, Sauulru 5 purd. Allienl: Cumlin' Crmn-r. U4 Exams, Aluyu- llnvuttm-l'. Chm l.1-mlm, flzxrulyn llzuxmls. Sgi .,,f J ewxx .H fm - 10 IIUMIC ROOM 207 mv: 'Alan-k II'iu1ul, XYiIIi.nn XXlll'KI Imvsull. Cary vwn, CImrIm-5 IIm':lII, I'aulI Dirk- rn. Im' Cful'n'umlu, v Iwo: Inllll D51-, I'.luI I'Qm'IIi- , Bill KIiII'4-n. Iiivlmnl Snyalvr. xYt'IIlll'l', Iiuxs SIIIIIII. Tuul 'Czllwn-r. Ilalrnlml Iialy' Iizllmn- . Mis-Inn-I 'I'Imm:u Clayton. Ilizun Iivynulnlx, K n'l1ll1'IIl glut, Mr. NI:-IntmI1. ,v lhrm-A-: hlaum-s Ii. llnis. Ruu- I I.n-alsl1l'n'. I7au'l'c-II Ilzlrhill. I1 Ilolxnuum. ,Inv NYilIi.nnsun. rl'y-Nvwlml-. NViIIi.In1 XII-tl. II In-IIn'1'. Iilcluml Iunm-I1 SAI- , ,lolm 51lIllXY. C.vralI1I Ilmnam, 'mIalII Sinm'II, Dun XYilcux. sl-nl: Ihum-I' IIHII. IIau'ry' Illn- ., I'Im1'l'sun Ran Mm'1'iN, Ins:-pI1 Isun, jnvk IIruIvn. I IIUNIE HUOINI 214 r nur: Sauulru I'x'iv.-1-, SIHITUII am, III-Iva-ca-nl Nlurtin, xI.Il'5IH1 nukls, Carolyn Xln-ru-x', ffIgur- SIQIIII, 'IR-xiv NYImrlun, I,imIal U-y. Hairy IC. lfnlvy. v Iwo: Sm- CiIIul'uI, Urn-In-luv In-r, Palsy Nlillvr, Nlnry Crum, my Illamkvnslxip, Carolyn inmm, Maury Qlalm' IIMII, SIU-iI:l mils, Gln-mln I.4'11l, Kay wil. Bcity YYMI, Nliss ILLI- .un. .' Ihrvv: Iialrlmral l.I-un, Ginny xl, Carolyn I.l1c.ls, Putty .Is-Ilv, Iiuluul Ilvyllwr. Cm'- I Ilawis, llulliv XIImukc'l'. ,Im Virginian Ih-ynulmls. lim'- I IIMIIII. Xlrxglnm LII-Qu. Bur- 1 Sanus. ' four: Inu-kiv XVI-la-Il. Carolyn wnun. I'Irmu Mn-Clung, .In v II2l1Il'I', hlmly' Hush. I':xh'i- l.ux, Maury 'I'uIIImnn-r. Sam- IIiIL'tIl. Kun-11 XI'igQills. Ilan'- I -Iulmsun. Pnl: Iiulciu Iillixmx. NIall'IIm 11. .Vo SIIKIl'l'. Lllaxrlvx Sophomores Thr' .s'opl:rm1m'r .s- lljljlll' will: Us u'm'n: IYIIIQIII our rgfz' in Ihr' lzclrlzrwnzzizzg INIIYIIII' IIONI Ii ROOM 2 I 2 Hun wmv: IIU1Il'l'Il'Ii Ifux, IIuIr XIAJIITI, Curl Curlixx, ,luck IM-I-km-tl, 'Il-x Sh-plu-ns, 'Imm-s IIUIIIIUII, I,zn'ry' Iimxla-3, I'I1Iwm'zI II. Mvr- rilt, IIicI1amI IH-rrin, Row hvn: Ifrllia- IJ:-vol, Iirluw- XYiIsnn. Iuhn Mill:-r,K1m'ySilnms. CI1:u'Ie'x XYIHIII, -I:u'Ix Crmaull. lhnmlml I7vc-nn, IIvrIu-rl Iluwalrd, II.mim'I IJmnIw.n'. 'Iuhn Iizmks, Mr. lla-l'n'l1Inll'x14-l'. How lhrrcz Dann- Ummm, Ilzly l,rm1-, Nlanrvin Lump. I'n'uc:' NImIm-silt, 'I'I1mnalw KIvXaxII5', Umu- Slukm. I.alrrN 'I'nyIul', IIun:lInI Null. Ilnw four: I.an'ry 'I'!':u'vwvII, Can'- nl I,:lmn1. Cary lfl1l'Im1ln, IIIII Kuml, Mia-Inu-l Ilnpkins, IIUIWFI Iluwwn, BI-rnmrrl IIuIIimIan'. fI2ll'V 'l'anyl:n', Iinnl Ilaumlkv. I Ihwill Stntlvr. Hula I'uxlun. Chzxrlc-s I'l'unIy. Ahsl-nl: luhn Ayn-rs, Imax Iiluir, Y 71- , I,:1rry II1-lnslvy. IInIu-rl Nz-Isun. 81 Sophomores liI'U.S'jll'f'fll?1' nm'.s'1'.s' in 9303 llfll'l' r'.x'pIr1inr'rl lo 'km yi llirm flu' Si2lIlflf'flll!'!' nf Ihr' 1' HOME ROOM 222 llow unc: l,2lll'lL'l2l Phillips, ilu Ilmllcins, Pc-ilgy Sn-l XYilnm 'l'ihh'-. jutlith .-Kun 1, Curllvttial l.m- lluclliinu cy Smith, l.ut-illv 'l'hm . airy ,lll'llCl'XVltll. w two: l.i-nwmm llaml'1 turiu Hurd. Fay Cihlms, Bruwn. l'ulrim-l.l Cflvllu, 1 XYristml, Curul XYilIiaunx. l 'c'rl'vll, llullvm lluclkins, Blaxylicltl. Row thrt-c: Milliv Kc-Muni, Hliumu-r. Suntlru Ciltlnw, :Jn-t llriulitwt-ll. lnu Y:-4' itt. Hairy ,-Xnn llultz, l Illull, I'utrici.i lligglutt, -Incl tv. Row four: l.imlai Lou l,urr.1iut' lrvnt- Kvstm-rsmi, Sum' llilf'h, Nauwy Suv Ki Ann Ilatlv. Viviun Irvin' I.:-nh lNl:uon, Kuy Milli-r. Ili-t-tl. Clmrl4-na- South. i I A I Alum-nt' luix flw, Ninn-in 'i' i - k ' lucly Sic-lille-rsuil. IIOMIC ROOM 235 Row our: vlulnws Sanus, l'uul I'rau'e-wvll, l,:u'r5 Chullt. lluln-rt Luwtln-rs, -lnlm Clnunlvy. Mvl- vin 'l'inglm'l', llurl Nl'liillut'k. Nlvl llmvi-ll, Andy NVrigl1t. Row Iwo: ,Inu-lc Kuhn. Etltlis- Ilill. llit'lnu'cl lluynm-S, Paul Vl'i- zul, -lim-pl: Smut-rxillz-. Clmrli-S liailla-l'ty, lloli XYinlc-ra. l.lnyd l,ynt'll, l'llilip lllm-ltwt-II, Man'- vin Cuwaill. Mr. llivrscm. Row thrt-4-: Pzml VVillimnw. Mich- ,u'l llulln-rl. YVilli:nn CHX, lluluh lirnnnlt. llmx.u'tl 'Xntlt-mon. Dwiglit Nlutlawlx. llicliaml Kirk. Hun VVan'4l, Curl lit-x, Paml Smith, Clvnn iluttrill. Row four: Hmm-r Mt-Mull:-n, lliclmrcl Nlarxlmll. ,lznnt-N NlcNlm'- ray. l'itlw.u'nl -lolws. l,au'ry Cun- ninillmm, llc-rlmrcl Collis-rn. Dun Gamlt, Cary Grimm, Barry jnm-s, l5zu'ry Kiiv. Ahst-nl: fflmrlm-s Crznil. Churlt-s ilunl, Alalclt Xl':ilclvc'li. i S2 IIOM IC ROOM 302 Row onv: Dnvicl Luwsmi, man Duwlvr. Stn-pln-n I Runulcl Krvn. Yvrnun Hx Clmrlm-s .-Xntlvrsmi, Huh strung, Sta-vm' lluitl, lluh lingm-r. Him' two: K4-nny llimx-lric l'luL'lie'llstm'iIl. Cllalrlvs lflu l..lm'a' llicl-at-I, llnh Nlcl Kwilh wvilll4'l'5, l ri-ml Blll'l'l'f vun Dc-VVA-vs, Dun Mulum-y Bt-hu. Mrs. Phipps. How thrvv: l.:-mialnl lluxttn l':l5'lur, Dun' 'Iivcll'1Cli. jul' risun, llill .Nlliin-, Hill Ca tt-r. Don W'ilsmi, Cflizn'ls-s I Miki- liuxlt-i's. Sh-W' Collins, llixruluinzln. ,lmnn-s Mnrslmf Row four: IJ.n'i4l Curtis 5 David Iiirmwurtll, liailph clm-n. YValylnu'l NIL-Cray, ' Smith, Hairy Cnnninghzun livains, -luck l.illlt-, llliss l 1-r. Bula Snyrlf-r. Alwt-nt: llolwrt Xlillm-r. IIONI li ROOM :303 qw mic: ,lmni liwimg. I.imlax i an-rlizlrcll, flurul Grunt, lm-51115 in livckm-ll, lmmax lvzul Grif- li, lfzllliwim- juyu- l'inkslmi. irnlyn 'lf-am lfilfum-r.ilsl, Shin-l.u nv Dmiqlgiw, lluyw- l'qu'risli. PW Iwo: Sunni Clmlw, Kar:-11 xilivilialii. Sli.n'mi lllulwli, NYil- l l,rm'm'v, juan llaiilvy. Xurnm am llvlln-iiuaiy, ,lallivl llully- ri, l.uix Cunninglimn. -luclilli ilvy, Klvlzuliv .'xlIYllll', Him Dai- s. rw llirvvz I.im'l XllI'.lL'li', Dm'- liy 'l'llmii1mm, Nl:il'tli.i Swvzir- Emi, Mziry flllill. xlylll l i'm'sli- uh-i'. l.iml.i lluwly l'ai!ris'iu lr:-vll, Sunil: llntxml. C.irrnl ,'XYilli1uus, jsuiiiiiiv Ili-lxliliigili. vw illllI'Z 'lun lhiln-5. Sun' Sh'- ns, Sliaivmi Kay llolwrls. Can'- .'n lulwx, llulslmim- .Min llumiv. nriai N1-wluli. juli.: llalll, l,4-urn wllml Dllmisf ii 1 ' fa '1vnl1'l'. Sliaircnl lic-li, CInl'4ilm-1' llic-kmaui. rsvllh Pllyllis lillm-ii lli'uu'n. Xlai- Kirkpatrick. IIONIIC H0081 IHO v unv: Camry ll.u'l'is, llirlmrll i-rs, Rlillauxl Mkmwn. Umm Ami, .-Xrl Dainivlw. -Iulin l'liil- , lluinl Knight, 'll-clmly XY:-av , VVilli.lm B1ll'lH'l'. v hvo: Dull- 'I'urm'i'. llill Dail! , .lanin-5 XX'ignl, Hill Smith. r Nh-tl. l7zix'i4l llushni. Clary lm-X, l.au'ry Slallnzilu-i'. Hr. nl. v llircv: llulu-rl llilllv. -laum-s ilv, .lim Koriis. Miki' Nl1'XIui'- llruum- 'l'vliii:mi. l.1il'l'y Shfw- llulm llilj'l'5. Ki-rmit llulilv, s' four: -luck liwinu, lizimlail , llnlu-rl 'lliylaui-, llnlwrl islrmmg, XVilli.u'nl Ki-llvy. Dun- llicv, Ch-rallil Sinn, cnt: Clmlmni Cluimlll-r. 'Ibr- lzuis, lilluvlu' llziyslvlh, -Iziluvs inau. Sophomores nr' lzunzwumn lflllr' is In-larllly 1lr'rnlr'rl In Ulf'-SUIIIK' rr'1'r1'alim: mul fi1'HUll'.S',lf,I. umuf: mum :un Run' unc: Hull XYML Dann' ll.m kiln, Irrlill Xl.ilmm'y, l':ml l ul ilyvv, 'liuliy Halal, Shun Kiuml nlllil. l.:u'l'y Sh-xr-us, .Nlzul Kim-I lvr. Xlz'l'n'slilli llairllvll. llow hvu: I,,u'ry Ilvnluvwill llalymrnul Xlmiiwxn-, 'l'um lfnrlxill XYumll'mx Ilnusli. Hamill lluuln-1 Cflmrlmw Slmii. l,zirrx Crmiwl'. XYVIQIIL -Iolm Nlillr-r, Ili:-lmr Huw four: 'fum lhlm-5, kliln Mil In-r, 'l'nm Xlcffuy, Iulin IH-plrlm-i' lnfr, l'zull XYix1:il, XYilli.nn lXluy1'r's l'.llx11-m- Xullz-11 ll.irr3 Iluwllmx Aliwnl: Xl.u'cus l..ilnQlm'1l, 853 l'l'all1klili lc-in-N, XY:iyn1' ,Xmi4-L liauill XYlil!r'rl, 'Ilnn lIulln'l'! How thru-: C21-r.ll4l llzulzw, flllml XlL'Ul'4-xx. Xlivlmn-l Hi-ffziw, Alle-ii Ll ll:-lin-imap, l,.u'1'y I,.unln'1'l, l.:in ny llulln-rl, YYilli:im lilw-4-4llux4' Inuluil lhirl-cliulilf-r. Tunullix Mil- Ron unc: liim'l1.u'Ll Kiiiim-5, Nlllxc' I.uc-l4lml'l, 'llxmmy Nlllsurxixv, Dun- l ullm-r, Cliairli-s B1-nrn, Ylialllmm Slaullm-y. -lim ll. livlivls, lim Mc-N:ilm':', lfrc-cl lslilllljlilll. Row Iwo: lnlnmii- lliuainw, l.:u'ry Xlvldinm-3, lfn-xl liaiilc-5. l.au'ry llllll. llrxlmlxl ll.u'pm-I'. .luhn YV:':.l- llow llirc-0: C1-ux'51v S1ni1li.Cc-ul'i1c- Yr-cle-ll. l'.il1l llum, Nliki' l7i'i4ml liairl Klvllvuill, Bill WK-lrlx, Xvl- wu Smith, lfrm-al l l:u1.u1.un. ,lam Cmnplmu. Row l'0m': llllllbll ,Ium-s. lliclmrd l34'liisUu, -lim Xli-llimiy, Alvrry lilicvrli, ,Lum-x llvnry. Hill Kr.un4-5, Dirk Dilx. Slvxi' Xln'XYl1rml'h'i'. Tum Mail'lc'm'y. Alxsvnl: Hairy Aulirom, llmiallcl Blau-lx, Alanna-s lluml. fll'UI'lll' llig gills, Don Knlkrn-utln, .lmlin l.:imp. llm-lirx' X4-lsml. Craig XYln'c'lz'l'. Sophomores 1lr'1mrl rrlrfls .S'l't'lI1 In bring joy In .lllisz Dr IJlf'lIllllI'.S' l1UlHl'l'0UIII girls. nomic Room 317-A irouli. ljllllillll Nlfvlls. Camry lhiclx- vy, Mr. lilaimlich. 84 HOME ROOM fi I 2 Row unc: Ui-nrgv Ycziuvr, liaun 'l'aum1-r, l.urry Piclu-ii. vicl li, Smith, Wznynv juli Eldon K4-rns. llurl llurlmi, lluhlv. Clvurgn- lllllivlm How two: 'lulm Slalnlvy, lliclxmzin, llmmlml Huylvs Curhin, llulwrl VVim', Divk Bill Casin. l':inl llanris, lmgmm. Can-y llmivvr. Nln-tl, Cluirli-x l'mi'i'll. l lirailulivs, l,.lriy llnlu-rtw, Buylvs. Huw tlirvvz lluvicl 'l'x'm-mlmly PUIIII, l,au'i'y llvvlxis, limmlx ull. llzilpli KlC'NC'IllJll'. 'lim ' Ce-urgm' llcilcla-lxlimlt, Curllx Clmrls-s Caxrpm-nlvr, l-'lm-cl Ian-k Aliurt. Ahsvnl: -Iauivwx Mills-r, A f. -3. HOME ROOM 3 I 8 Row om-: llvlim-s Ou-rlmy fricial ,'xlll'!I. Kiln-in .-Xrnw Sui- lluln-rts, ,lucly lim-zu-h. lmrn lvl:-Cum-, Maury Ann Pnl Furclyrv, Nlnry Lnymzi Huw Iwo: liuflyn S.imQ. 'lilii'm'r, Nlairuzxrvl loin-x, Cixi-ns, l,ul'n'ltzi CHX, S Slniih. ,lmly llall'l1m'll. Suv cvr, Dc-mum Mills, Dawn nrt. Mrs. Birmimllmin. How illrvvz lrwyw- Nh-l Cnlcliv lluwlmr. l.imlzl ' Climluttn- Cliuruli. lin-mlai llvli-n llunl. Dorolliy l.uc Clwrim- lmv Mnrrison, P: I,ym-h. ll:-vm-i'ly 'l'hirfmin. Huw four: Phyllis l.ym'll. C. lilmzlm, Nlairtlm Sh-pln-ns. lilclfz-m'. lrvm- VVriglit, l'1-ggi lizlms, Siu- Cuullvr, Wilmlai ll Kam-n flryt7,L-r. Alan-nt: Szimlm l r.i1im-r. P: 'l':xylor, l.oix XK'nrlmmn. IIONIF ROOM 32:3 ow onvz l'4-ytmi ,lunlsl lliullvy . .nv Ilm-.ilxxuli-, lhxial Kinlzl, ilw l'l:uu-ln-. Cvmuiui- llmmlnl ruL's'. Sm-ntl liutclu-l'. lJ.ix iml pulvy. l,:1rl'y llzxiiiilivll. Sl4'l7lll'Il liggim. uw two: Stull lluxu-N, ,lanmw lum-lnmiu'l'. Clary Xl4Nlill1m. irml Nl. ll:-Ally. Sh-pln-ii Nlzxul, lmnlim- XY.nimln'y. ,Iulm l'4-rry, ivlim- Nlzwkvy. 'l4vl'l'x' XY1-xln-y. 1l'. llm'l'slm.ui. ,uw thru-L-: llzixiil l m'm-, Xlikv 1mm'm'l'3', llivlialnl l'.u'lu-r. lllll Ml, llalxill Hitt:-r, llmmlml KLM lv, lialmlzlll l'all'smms, lilliutl lawlx, 'Iulm l'lll'sl1x'I, Gary Clai- nz uw iour: l..u'ry lh-.ni llmun-1', mlm XY. -Ium-S. ll.m XYli.u'lmi, ii' Slllllll. .lvrrx Xlcflny, -Iulm lurplix, Kllm1'l4-s lhxlmu, lluqm' lrillilli. Iaumw 0'lfm1imr, Dun ll-ilu-l. lllll Imaln-li1ii.li1. bscnl: vlzumw Ibuulvr, 'l'mii anilxlimiwr. ,Q X x f 'LiL IIONIIC ROOM 23132 nw mm: lflmrlnlh- Sli'o!ln'i'. :sry -Xlivm' l'lL'll, Di .Xruiv XYix. u':1i.lm' l.n-vm, llnrlmlxi lim'- vr. fvlhl 'l'ln'auli, llnium Qlomw. li-lial lxziy XY.u'li4'l1l, Xl.u'llial JI. mv lun: llairulyu Unlmlillu. .lon- fI:n'mln'l'. l'.ll 'l'l1l'.uli, llmnm- n'l'. Cfzllwilllu- ifoiilivr. l5.u'lvm- ull. Snail- Xilinx, llmuu-5 Sxxzxrr. in lluplxins, lannlmf OII1-r, Nim- ' llauiulil. Slmrmi Xlilmll, Nliw xxlur. :ln ull't'l'! lf.u'ulyii Kim Ilixis. 'HX Kamp Hmmm, l'llif.ilxvlll ililxlmw. xil'g:u1-l llnlvlmnl, K,1r4'n Mmm. mln llm- llalrnluii, lin-ily Xilin- L-lizmlwll. l'.uila1 Sm- l .ll'l'-I. in-l Sm' .Xlllvy llullx lillvil OU. nn Ulla-r, lf.irol llul. rw four: Kfunniu Claus. I.imlu w- l'n-:u'smi, Xznivy llulli, llvlvn ntlirxn IH-N-rx, PM Ifull. Hairy A-all, liairvii hintlvr. l.flll4l.l 'ill1m, Xl.n'y -Xml llxlnml. Yin-lxi ils, Slu-rrp NX'mwzllol'ml, Sigm- ni Sli-xl-:is . 'vp Jv- Sophomores mzvmmll lmys nmkzf jJrIylll1'Hl.S' mi nm' of flirir nmny rnlzmlzlrgf ur nlzligulnry f1'f'.s'. ikzi- - x. HON! IC HOQ Ml 326 Now onv: ll.n'x1-3 llnunly, lllfll . .wm'xL:- llrzulli-5 Hill X14-Cluiiu. lim Smith, Ilnli 1-rl Xlillwr. .Xriiulil XYl1i!ml. lluli .ilrl lu-rim. linlnwl l., lllimlu-s. Hun hvn: fflmiln-x xxiflllllfll, ling in . srilltl, limi l lm'Klm Q l.ug1-m- llulliiidmi, K-.ul l.uw4 - 1 l7.ulrl liixl, ll.irmilcl l,um'lxlml'l Xlix. XM-lull. in Ulalalxm-r, lliillrli lll.ilr, Klursluii Run lhrvr: Yolwmli Xlills. llvi 'U lluluuii, XX illlnm 1-1-111' llnlum llmmlal XY.all.u'm', Claim' lirnnk nu-V, l'.iul Clruil, Row luur: livin' Hunk. Clmrlc-s Nlm'Culli1L.lii. llamrlil ll:-ml. l.:u'ry Slim-imrzll Ymil lilliwni, Cvrilwlm .fX. 'I'l1m'iilu-111. Ulu-xlvl' l,4-mmm l.u'lx Sinlivll, Nlniilvll Xlrxlwllc-aul Divlm Xlilllisimx. Ahwnl: I71-lln-il Iigixix. Omiqilml N5 Freshmen l'xl'l'SllHllIl1 nfl'i1'1'11x' jim. Jlirky. Law. mul Illllllfl' makr' plmzx for llzvir big parfy. HOME ROOM 100 Huw mm: Alba-l'tal f:lll'l'll Pallricin Ami lmwis, Alu Klmpp. Donna Ivan: llunl. nic- lc-am l l'n-vcl, laln Xlay li Ruth l.ntstn-tn-r, Nznnm lll CI.mwlyn Tay lur. Row two: Hin l 4H'llNXNOl'lll, gy lll'llkl', Rulu-l'lzl Xvigzll .lax Lomlvy, Cnrulxn H1- M:u'lL'm' Salllvc, Ulvnlm l.l Dmnm Dmrlvr, l'nil'ic-in Co Iurly Burmlc-llv. Row lhrm-vi D.ll'l1-nv Sum' X l.m4't I,uniw Cn-xu-ll, Dunn XlL'Cuil'm'. l'.1lty ll:nn1l1!, I My-rs. llulwrhx lluuulxt. K l,mmnrcl, llusix- .lm-nkins. Mums. llnvv four: hlamvl Sm' Kidd, in lXln-Ps-4-li. lCrmu VVic'klim-, Small, limlwamnaz llmnnu-r, mal lvam l3i1lln.m, lflln-l Vi f,.u'lN-ntvr. lullvu Xl.lru' Xln sun. Alvin-nt: .Mum Klan' Ill-Cnim IIOM IC ROOM 104 Huw mw: Hlmrml Uwvns, lim'- lv.u'.u lxmm-3. lx.ll':-I1 xl.ll'lOXNi. lfnmlyu Xlnnlmll. 5llll'll'f Curl- m.m, Kf.u'ul Nlm'.'Xll1xh-r. l5zn'lm.n'u , A..,A. ll-mg:-L-. How Iwo: Slmrun flnmsll-II. Iris. Cain, Alillj' Mum Iluvis. Dunmx Willa-1's, Iamm-l Burns. Sm- lxlvfloy, Calrrull llwllzl, llmmiv In Mirzlvlv. Klux, llullwrt. Row lhrvv' I imlu 'l'mnluuNun nu xx Q V1 s mu ul I l rl I N Q su ll nx sun Sll umvx lx s X hm 'unrz 1 Sw: s an VVilw ' 1- v 'l'lmmzs ljllllllil us 1 x .x. . 1f.,ny-Aus. , 1', 1 -'X'li1nx. Alun-I : a A . 1 . 'vu' U' . .u '. 1-l . ,ul y . 1' '. N :try 1 X 'illu'uw. HOME ROOM ll IA Huw unv: ,l.u1u':- XRS Nanny Sxnulurznx, juclilll dl-wk. Lumix Custallrilv. js-an flmrlutll' Xtll-SllIllt'I', Salmlrz lit I fznnlin' NYan'lin'lml. liuw two: Miss ll:-lmick. A l u1'vmun. jx-aux Mc-Cluirk, I IJHIIEIHS. Dmnm An-lic-x'. Sh-phn-ns, llvlvn llmu-K, S U1-xtlzlll, Sh.n'un xx-.llKll'l'. XY1-lxln. Now lllrvvz Suv K1-itll, fl llnlmlv. BiH'lNlI'il l'ip.:g0ll. 2 Mnntgrmu-l'y, lris Mello Clmrluth- Slwppmwl. Rim l' mm. fllll'OlX'Il l'iL-ki-ns, ll lilm-lmrcls. Hum four: liaxrlmm llluir, l' l rmwl1nul'. .lam XY.u1gum-r. YW-lrlv, Samslru Saullvr, ll Xlmm-, Kathy llmlclu, Chau ,A Swain, Marilyn Blum-lm 4435 Czllwmlillm- lXlr1m'4'. Alxsvnl: l.inLlu l.ullm'. Sli IIOMIC ROOM II7 onvz Rusllz-1' Inm-s, Phyllis tm-inplc, Phyllis linrki-l'. Dumm ,ymis, Inn-lla lhiplimgs-r. listlu-r lym-rx, lXlau'llm Dvaul, l.imlax Law, 1 airy XN'ilsmi. low two: Mrw. Pmu-II. Nm-mlm Ian-ki-tt, l.ul'4'llu NYllaxl'tull, Dmi- zx llalilvs, llulurm-s lfuril, Ruth inn l.all m'x':1l', Slmrmi Kult. Cn-1' lxlim- lfnth'illm', l,nix Gaim-I llsil' Milllmui. low lllrvv: Kay -linux. l'1lil.lln'tl1 lull. I,uz-illv Simmons. Granvil- Iullins. Mzlrioriv llalrt. .lm-qui-l lv Prull, Snmlrai Millvr, Cnrulyn .nrpm-nh-r, Curl-niu' Il.n'p4-r, Vir- lm' hlalwiv. Allnly lful'p4'1m'l'. Sm' 'x'v1nlily. ihscnlz Mnrg.n'm-I .-Xrim-l, l,m'q-Hai lin-ly. Sllirln-y Maiylv. l.imlzi milh, liulith Spikvr. Myrna Yllillzllvli. Freshmen Mrs. l3ut.s1mi'.s' ,girls uxzmlly rlvrnlf' llwir lmnzv- rmmz pc'1'iofl.s- to fliligwzl slurly. -r f R l -4 Ir HN' 1 Fi Ill all HOXHC ROOM IIN Row nm-: Hula Marlin, ,Ianni-5 Ml-lvlm, lulm l.m-sis. llmmlrl Ms-lf, ,, lnlm X11-Kfloy, l r.mkim- l'l:u'k4-r, till-lm 'I'i-rr1'll. Rumlull Yaumuy, ll.n'ulml Klum-ln'zul. Run' iw 0: Yiruil llc-ull, llilly Lulwlv. llill Xlm'ff:1rlin'5. M'iliin-r lllulllvr, llulu Nivlmlx. Dun Szmlls. l.:u'ry Mjzuii, ,lannvs lfry, Nixrllmll i Row ll1n-0: llruu- lllL'll1ll'QlSUll, lvrry Xlllrw, Dau icl l!.u'r, Rulu-rl i . ll.ul4-x. Carry Kfmiigc-r, lim lruv- Q' in-, llivllslnl lfun-, f:ill'V lllxl- ' lu-rl, Mr, 'lhxxim-llml. ' K Rnw four: lulm VVilsxill, jimmy ' 'ff l ,fi l,i-1' Milli-r. lulm M. Dmmwuy, X in 4 lCugm-m- llc-um, Clmrlvs llrzxml- Al- iw, Xlzlrslmll Clllmimglnun, llullll Xlallwws, Mairxin Rinum-r, NVil- v Sf: li.nn Klillnrcl, I.:u'ry All:-n, Ilmlf , gm' Sh-ml. f K A ' , . y 1 Alum-nl: Ianmw K1-itll lluslun, 2 R W A . Q IX-: 5 w 1 I -rn.lr:l M1-l'ln-1-min. HOME ROOM 120 mv: llill Sa-lim-iiln-r, Sh-xv llwl'lm'lcl. 'l'ixm l'n-tm-rs. ,Iulm nys. Kvllhm XVallusln'y, l3uzlml3 illwrl, 'lxmnlny l'fnm'l1. Dun ulln-ny, Paull l.4-wix. iw two: Mr. Clr.mL Rmwll s-rml, XYilliaun Mnxwn-ll, Paul mimi, XYn-slvy Raimi-lnli. llill 'mx'n, 'l'uny Muliwisli. Mike- yvr. Sh-xv Nm-ly. llrvntuu nitll. Miki' Suvllnlvra, lluln'l'l' lkvr. ,lilim-s Din-km-l. llxxiinim- u'pe'nlvr, lmyrl XYilliauns. vw lllrvc: lluwaxnl Mmilw, limi- 'l l'uth-rson, ,Iulm l'utriv.'k liilh, Bill NYilmn:u1. Rnlwrt 'l'kms, ll:-lwil Sh'XYilI'l. Phil ll limlx l lm , ' fixllrr. lm- Coul- V, Ruin-rl Mvvks, -lim llummm, ilu' ilclw. lXlurs'l:lml, Kvllilvllx Rvy- l':lul l'1I'l'll4'l'lL'li, Isa-nl: Clmrlvs l lvtrlu-r, Rich- Ll NVll'lll'I'. 87 I I , I I-rn-II Il'a1llg.u', Im- I,m-Iilmrl, I',cI- Freshmen .Ilixs .Nlyvltw lzvlps llzv .s'l11rlc'n1'.s' in lmr lm mmm f'l1nn.s'1' llwir t'III'I'Il'IllIlIl1. IIUNIIC H0031 I22 Run um-: I7.uuI XIcKuxxu, I7.x- xul IIl'uu'n. NIIIX1- Sh-lnpIv. IInn- nim- xYlIl'II. Iiulwrl ifcrwm-II, C21-urgw Iluyvr, 'I'm1l Cfau'pvnI4'l', IIuIu-rl 0. KI:1Iu'l', Ir., II:ll'uIcI Crullanu. Row Iwo: Iimhlim- 'I'm-Irivk. Iwsh-r Potts. IIm'x'c-5' Iiau'x1Imus1'. l'uuI fII'll'lIV7'0IlI, Inlm Ilmli. jim Cib- Qnn. IIWIN 'I'lip1u'll. I..uly Stru- tIn'r. Sh-xv Un. I.um-N I7uI.mL-5. Hou !Ill'A'l': XII, I'rlc1'. Iulm I'-lII- hm. llzmny IInutI1, IfI1.u'Iu I5l'rm1u, SU-xv I.wkml1, IPI-unix IIm'4'1I. IIUII IJAIIII-x. Ium lim'- xxm'lIl, In-ll IIulIln'l'Im'cI. Row four: NIin'Iu:u'I 'I'Ilmmms, Clydm' Milla-r, I5iII fIxl1'p1'l1Im'. win Sm-Inlurls, I'I1iI Kim-axial. Bob KWH. Huy Mil.-N, Ahwniz Im- If:-IIN--l', K.ul IIm-n- iIru-ks, Iiulmvrl Ixuvn111un. ffIl.1rIs'x II1lSl1'l'. Dm1xlI.n Sinllvlk. lluril XYilwn, as I IOM E ROOM I2 I Row unc: .Imly Cullip, I Iinwlu-11. 'I'vxunlm Cuhh, IIIIITOVVH. Vanwln OH. ,II ffrunln, llxuu- Iluulinx, fflllrluwlm-r. XI.lIwI flupllllsln-1 Huw Iwo: NI rs. I71'npnIv Durllly fXIiIIlmul. Sus' Iivl CIM-ryI Dixon. Suns NI1-III. Knut. hum- Ilaunmvr. Ilan 1'xlYN'Il'lK, Iuyu' Alum- Yzxlwn-1' olyn l3uI:u1l'5', .Inyvv Ska-I-ll. Row lhrcvz W'am1Izx Iiilxlu-mg lim-ll, Iiilm-In I'nIIs, linux KIl'I'I'l', Imly MI-lm, lmlv I'I1I, Slum: Km-xh-lxmn. I'.1 Curr:-Il. Rem Iour: I7i.nm.1 Klum'-', XI Crux. S.nmIr.x I .u'Ivy, XI I ax1'l1suu1'II1, iflauxu II:1rris, If KIzlcr', Cakrrrlm- Ihux, IXI.ll'IIl.l I my, Nlaxry I.uu IDL-vm. Ahsvnl: Mc-lin.: Ilmnrivk. I Ivana IIiI1'I1i4'. l IOM Ii NOON 203 Row unc: Ilunniv Iluimfr. I nIlf, In-an Cunnan, I'.nn I IM-4-In Nlxmfu. I'IcIi1- 'lu IN Dmln- f:Ut'III'.Hl, I.imIu XI.n IJmm.1 Sm- NK'IliII.1IcI1. Row Iwo: Mrs. lfmlwllm-tml. l'f!I AIII11. l,uix IJVNUI, Yullng, SI1:u'1'4-I Ilruwn, INIKll'l'ISlH1. Susie- S1-Ilm-IIII-r, I Suncly. Phyllis VV:uI4'. Aglws kr-nun, CI1:n'IoII4- Ilzxmlhi. Huw lllrvv: Suv VV:xIlu-r. IX .XIIa'm.m. Sunlqu XI.1rqun, I'mlI4-unit. Sul- Iiuxknrk, XI Crux, I.nwI fluul Ingram, S. Buicv. Linda: Spix.IcIi, ,I.lnw 4 How four: S.ImIx NI:-rriII. Nlilmc-5. Sur- Iilamks-nsIlip, K4-mp, Put Mill:-r. Kam-n S l,il1cI:x Clay, Sauulrn Gwynn I7m-zu. I'vI'2llll'4'h Ilvss. V9 KIIII 1', .nw I5.11'1'I1'111' XYiI IIONI l-I H0051 204 1m1': I'1'ix1-iII.1 S11111w, K111111 SI1i11111-13 XI111'i1- I-'11II. R11tI1 NI1'lf11I1'I11111. XY1I111.1 5111- Illll I11-uw. KI:1xi111- Nl1111111111111'1'y. - 1- I.1l- hvu: Mrs. 5111111-Il. Y11'gi111:1 111'1I1-r. SI1:11'1111 M1111-I1. II1-111-1111 iquull, XI111'1Iy11 Sl11II1-11 'I11wpI1- 11- Simx. S111:111111- ll11ls1111, SI1111 X. 111I1 X1111111111 XI:11'x S111- Ilnxix. Kay 511111141-r. 1111- lI1r1'1': I111Iy XI1-C111-, l111Iy 31-1-111. I.1111I.1 l 1'.1111'is. N.1111.'y 31-1-111, SI111'I1-5 II1'111111. II.11-111-tl.1 II1s1111, C111'11Iy11 S.111I1'1'. S11111I1':1 I1Y1X XIII1 I 1ix1 XI VI1111 - .111-,1-, g. 1111' I1111r: I111lilI1 II1-x111111l. X111- 111 l'11-I11x1-11, I,1111I.1 SI1111111111. l:111.1 l.111 IS111'1I1-r, l,1'1'.1 X11-1'1-1'1:. 111'1' ,1XI1I111ll. I'II11.1I11-II1 II1'1'i1111. 11s1- ' '- ' '1- if Nvnl' ' X 11 1 uw IIUMIC ROOM 300 11110: I'111111'111- S1111II1, 5.1111 .1111iII1111, Xli1'I1.111I lI11111I1s, l,111'- I511111I, II11I1 SI.1yl1111, XIiI11' 11'I111'1I, I7.11l1I H51-. kI:11111-5 .-Xlf 1'1I. I3111111I1I XI.111l11, nw Iwo: I.:11'1'x lfI1i1'I11-xI1'1'. II.11:- 1 II11H:11'1I. ,I11I111 l5111'LI1111111111'1'. .1111I I.. Il11I1Ii11u, II1-1Iui1' N115 -1Ix111111-, .I111111w Ix11'I1x II.11'I11'1. .11111'I Il. I'11-1'1'1', II.lI'l5 I71111f 11, Ii1111.1I1I I.11111-, KII1.11'I1-x Han'- , Mu. f1IIlI4'. 111' ll1r1-1-: l.11111-1 Nl111'1'11, 13.1- sx1111 S11i111II1-, 'I'1-1'1'3 'I'I11111111x, 11 XM x 1 '4:II.,, III1-I1111'1I S11111II1-. IXU- II NX1Il111111s, I..11'1'1 l411II111:l1111, AXA' 'I'1'1-:11I11 1'II, II111I S111 1-I11: '1'1I II1111lw111:111, uw I1111r: I..11'1'1 Xlyvrs. XIEL1- 11111.111. I'.x1-11-II .X111I1-IN1111, Ih- 1I SIAIIl'l'. XYIIIL1111 171-111, IL111' I11l1-, I7111111I1I Kf.1l1111I11111111. 1:51111 111QI1. NI:11'k XYiII111111x. II111111-1 I II11I I 1 fI11-1111111-II1. wvnl: I1-1'1'1 XI1-.11I1111 s. Freshmen IIllIlIlll'1' 111f'1'li11g.s- p1'111'irlr' just lllr' riglll 11' to AUIIIISK' 111111 I'l'fl'l'.S'lI. 41 115- F' IIUXI l-I IIOONI 203 Run 11110: I.IllkI.l XM . 5.1111I1'11 S11y1I1'1', lJ1x11' Xlnw, II11-111I.1 I.1111- XI1'1'1'1f1'. Ix.1y XYI1iI1', SI1:11'1111 XY.1IlI11'1n111, II1-1113 li11s1-I1. 1fi111I1 I.111'1I1-1', Xlzlru II11I111111111, lI11xx Iwo: Xlrs. II.111111I11-II, Ix:11'1'11 S.lXl't', l111I1 I711-HN1111, ,X11111 XI.1x11. 511611 l,i111'i1'111111-, IfI1.11'- I1-111- ll.111x, I111l1 X1111 lI1I. Ix.15 YI I1I1 S11 411111111 'I1l111 '.1 -, .' 1' f 11,1 . H110 lI1r1'1': Ix.1lI11-1i111- 'X11f11111. I1111-I 811111111 XI.11'iI111 'XI:1lI11-111 5I1i1I1'x II11-:1II. 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Iums un I llfxm Iuksun lumlqllu- Xlmimv, llnu fu. l D gg bfi' l Q f ii? w XX 111 Pclrhischcln Staff ow one: Hussnfll Xlmvvry. ussistnut autislg -lohu Hi!!!-. sports vdilurg Putty Pyzltt, lll'2Hl :lriistg l rm'd Hiuuq. pllotouraiplu-r. ow two: l'h.u'lnth- Crm-in-. ro-vditor: Phyllis XYihnoth, li-nturc und 4-ditnrfnl wrih-rg S.uidm Su-hhins, no-mlitorg Xliss Iidiinnnlsi-ii. .nlxisi-rg CJ,-.,. lin hulunicis, rduur ul dn-p.u'tnn'uts of iuslructioug lzuulun- Nh-plu-us, huun- rmnu L-ditorg 5.u1di.i Nlmlh-ok. lmsnn-ss ni.u1.i:1'rg Num l'h-lrln-r. lv.:- turv vdihvr. Uvzldlinc'-:Xpril l. Tlmt would lnlu- lJl'l'll tht- lntul dau' for thc- 1957 Plllilf-S'f'lIlIl1 stuff hud they not had this volunn- of School Days in thc hands ol' tht- printer. Thai stuff und thcir 21QlYiSi'l' workc-d the fourth und fifth pcriods. und runny noon hours. vvenings. Satnrcluys. and Sundays. The selvc-tion of ll tlivnic, layout, and cow.-1' was lIltt'I'l'llpt0il unly in thc- lnll with thv taking ot picturc-s-seiiior, faclilty, hoinc-rooin, and ac-tivity. Snhsvrip- tions werv taken soon nltvr that. Tins-n cunn- thc soc-niingly iicvc-i'-4-iicliiig task of mounting pic-t1u'c's, writing all kinds of copy, typing thousands ol' nzunvs, und Cllt'L'liillQ and l't'-clivckiiig 1-vci'ytliiiig. Sprinkle-d hc-tween thcsc days wt-rv niany good tiinvs. including stvuk dinnm-rs. c:lll'lStlN21S Cnroling, p11I'til'S. and l-I'C1lllCl1t l'l'l.l't'SllIl1L'lHS-L'0l'i0 :uid unruly. Only Entrc Nous could outdo tht- staff in the-ir gastronomic lJ0l'l.0l'Il1klIICPS. This year for the first time tht- Pr11'11i.s-1411111 honsts n colored picturv. tha- gift of .lim and Paul. our fi'ivndly, co-opt-rative, and hvlpful photogrLipln'rs. Each yvurl in the- spring, juniors who url' lllt01'0Sl'i'Kl in Working on thc' stnll' am' given an opportunity to iile un application for mvinlwrship. From tlwsv, thc' stnil' for thc following yvalr is selvctvcl. Sincv this group must. without any pri'- vious preparation or cxpwiviice, put out a ya-nrhook. it is m-cn-ssni'y that tlwy ho good students. clcpciiclulmlv. CLlp2llJlt', and loyal. H5 Parhischcm Agents Row one: lluws Swain, Fra-cl Dania-ls, Ecl Nnltvr. Sh-vv Collins, liarh- Ht-hnick, NVaiclc Mills, lflvurt-lt llm-U Donna Jonvs. Suv llnwh. Imly Coutly. Pvwly' Hills-r. Row two: Patricia Allvil, ,lalnvt Crt-wt-II, Cram' Alolmxon. Pm-arl Rutllvrforll. l,ouu'rna lmm-p, xlllflllil fflnwlvy Annu Davis, Lois Cowtahlv, Dolorvw Fortl. Harold Nlors-ht-acl. xllllllillll Xlaxwoll, Clara llarriw. llarvvy Barn liouw, Brvntla lNlc-Kihlwn. Row three: Kay lXlcCtitL-lima, Donna Cooper, Bm-vt-rly lforvinan. Kara-n Smith. Diana- Frim-zllantlvr. Annu- Lows Dorothy VV:-lls, ltuss Smith, Duanc lthyno, litlith Str-wart. Iully Bush, lxlarilyn Ch-in, Diam- Dulany I'z1rl1i.s'C1111n Agcnts wore those hoys and girls who took yvarhook suhscription in their homcrooms. Tlu-y were svlectccl hy' thcir homvroom tt-at-lwrs tor the-i accuracy, dependability, and rc-gular attc-nclance at school. During fivu Mondays, trom thc- last ot Octolwr until thc- first ot Duct-lnbcl they collc-ctecl approximately twenty-tln'vQ hunclrccl subscriptions. Tho plan o making payments other a periocl ot wee-ks is used so that thost- who want to, maj takc' aclvantagv of installment huying. 96 i PARHISCHAN Staff at work l'rt-paring art work for clix' pagc-S. Typing copy. 'l'rinu ancl mounting pic-tllrvs. XVI' fc-aturcs. Hosting lN'lVVl'l'll pid Whilv helping tha' photogra with group shots. '-.lN 1 N X Q 1 T 'vm' lfu-val w four: hliuhuvl llallv. Cm-orgu Ye-ugvlx Xlury Ilullin, Cosmic' Boicv, Nlury Kuilwyn llnllws. Limlu Danforth :k Young. l,iml:x Nlanssvy, Paul XYigaxl. llnrrvll NYilli:1ms. Carol Busby, Susan Clousv. Roy Spauh-r. l.:xmm mmim. Amolcl NYlxitml, jmlilh Divdriclm. Wu' Hvvr Ruswl Lynrh. Xlilw Dcslxins, Loymh- Hurlh-y. jim Riggs. Stun- NIL-XXl1ortvr. XYiIh1x'ml Hugh:-s, K1-ml.nll sh-r, .I.nm-s Smumm-xs. Danni liith-r. Gvnxld Ballvs. Z1-Ima XYorth. Suv Dulaun-5, j.um's lullllllllll. Each Momluy aftor taking their subscriptions. the agents turncd in thx-i1 cvipts and moncy' fo tha- PIIl'l1iSf'lIlll1 Stuff. who thvn pau-kzlgvcl it and turnvcl it 'or to tha- school CllSlliK'l'. Tha- stuff zlpplvcizltvcl the vxccllvnt coopm'a1tion and work thx' agents gum vm this yvzlr. To do all tlu- 'khookkvvping and kcvp 2lCCll1'21tlx accounts 1'0q11i1'm-s lvwl hezlcl. for. in home-rooms wlwrc therc' arc many subscriptions to tukm orc' is llsuallly' C'0llSiCIl'l'1lhlt' COllfllSiUIl. Evolution of ll JOURNAL Story Holding aux iIlfL'I'YiCXY for ll story. Typing tha- story, Composing an luuuhim- to Ht tlu- spun-. Svlcvi- ing an pictures io illlxstmtv thc- story. Marking tho layout. lj' Journal Staff Now unc: l r.rm-vs Kr-slvrsorl. runlmuiuu 1-ditorg XI.1r:al'm'l Davis, news vililorg .Immun Colm-r, lvahlrn- vclitorg Janis Hou, lmsiui'-s lnauafn-lg Xllrx 51-ros, irxvcriliu- vtlilorq Xirs. fflark, aulxlsm-rg Slmroii llill. .xssm'iatn- L-ditor and X1-Us B1rr'n'.urp Kari-rr Cluunlzy. nrt .intl plrotuurxiplru- mlitorg ll x Hart. molly and aulxvrtisrrrz vdi'org llohlrii- Broun, sports ii-aturn' mlilorg Pat Bulzarll, sports IIVXNN ulrtor. Row Iwo: llrll UM, Ily rl XX'oodIord. Kvillr XYalii-rs, Gln-un L1-nrastc-rs, Cary llolcornh, ltit-lrarrl Clalvrrclirn-. john NIL-Cluilt-5. Nliki- XY:-It-lr, Holi Ili Row lllrvv: Alluly l.i1'lr1-l'ui1ln. Alurly l'osIln'wuilv, -IEIIIPI llancs, 'l'wila Tllollrpsml, l'llaim' flraxvii, Alyu' llai' ilrillitlr. Naomi NYoolarnl. Ilarlrara l'4 ,lusly llughvs, Miss llin-hlo. How four: -Indy Clrlslip. lim-ily Iinton, janet Srnili-y. Alum ML-lliwli, Di-lorvs johnson. Carolyn Vi'oollaril, Susan Partlow. Carolyn Goliling, Sharon Yornur. ,linr Kraunc-s. How livv: Dorothy liplm-r. Shvlia Kay l l:unu:an, Bvtsy lloxvv. lin-tty Ann lliclrardson. Ann Null. Sharonn Row Dm-is, l'nl Pyall, Ulurlis Curl Xlr. llooil. Thi' rncrnlwrs of thc llflllfllfll Stall? constitutc ont' ol' tlw husivst groups at P. ll. S. Many hours ol diligr-nt work art- spcnt. including noon hours and aftvr school. in puhlishing, the PIll'kC'l'.S'IIIlfg lliglz Svlrrml IUIIVINII. Thi- staff is compost-cl of oditors and assistant vditors Whilc thc- first yvar journalism stuclvnts act as re-porters. All jour- nalisrn students sciwc- as copyrvaclers and sonic of thorn as typists, assisted hy tlw co-op stuclonts. All thc' stall rncuihvrs must have soarcliing 1-ya-s and ops-n vars so that thc' latest news can hc' includvd in vach hi-wcc-lily nc-wspap1'r. Svc- ond year studvnts act as adviscrs to tht- first yvarg tha-y sw' that storivs arv writtvn and rt'-Writtvn UN in ordvr to rncwt deadliucs. Aftcr 1-vcr'y hz-adlino is written and c'ac'l'1 story is CtJl'l'0Cl'l'tl and spam-cl off on a dummy. tlu- lmzrrml is st-nt to prvss. lnnncdiatvly, storics are assignvd for thc- nut issnc, and the stall rc-pm-ats thc- saint- routiuc. pro- ducing a graclc- A high school ncwspapor. Honors tlw journal has recciu-cl prow- that it is an outstanding publication. Tha- ratings it now holds arc: First Honors in High School Nowspapvrs in VVest Virginia Statv Competition, that Ceorgm- H. Gallup Award for scrvicn' to tlri- school and cornmunity, lntcrnational Honors from Quill and Scroll, and the Clolrnnhia Mc-dalist Award. lin Scrivener Chapter W lun: Nliw. Vlurlx, ,lruiu Klulvr, Slizlriui llill. lul'ui'iuiug tlu- public of zlclivitivs I it l ui'k4'i'sluirg lligli Scluiul is tlu' pri- umri' luuc-tiuu of tlu- News lllll'l'kl.ll. l'i':-ry claw. tlu- lllll'l'1lll svucls stories ul public- iiitvwst to flu- PIIl'lCl'l'SlIIIl'?Lf V1 ' 'urs' iuul IIll'lxl'l'-YIJIITQ Sc'ulim'l, zuul ilm supplies souu- lll1ltl'l'l21l to tlu- ru- cliu auul lc-lcvisioii studios. All school uw-uls, vu-:pt utlilvtics, are pulvli- rm-rl lu' tlwsv stuclc-uts. l'rc'siclc'ut: l3a1l'l1urz1 Pvltx' Yicv-l'rcsiclc-int: Kvitli Nllrltm-i's Sl'K'l'Ulill'f'1 .Xuu Cantwell lI'K'klSlll'l'I'2 llvtti' llau't ' ouc: Xluiy Si-rm, laiuix lluxs, l ruiiu-N Kiwhweoii. of Quill cmd Scroll 'l'olmi'z1uu-iulwi'ullxluilla1mlSc'mll is tlu- illlll ol uliuosl i-xvrx' stuclvul ol jculriuilisiu. lull lirst lui uuisl uuwl vm'- lillll l'l'illlll'l'llll'lllS. Ili' uuist limi- liaul ai lulll yvaii' ol jouriuilisiu iu wliic-li lu' luis il gn'iu'i'z1l scluilalstic 1lYl'I'1lQi' ol lim ilu- i'c'r:miiiiu-iiclziiiuu ol his ucl- visvr. zuul ilu- zlliprovul ul' tlu' iutvr- uzltiuuul i'x0L'liliw- sc'cl'i'tz1i'v. Nlviiilwiv sllip iu Quill alucl Sc-roll uivrits Quay umuiiuilisiu xtiulf-ut's lmvsl vll'oi'ts, l'i'4-siclvllt: llauiis lluss xvlCC'l,l'L'Sllll'llll -lmiu cllll'i1'l' Si'L'l'l'l1ll'l'Z Nliiry Svms 'l'i'cusi1l'c-it Slmmu llill News Bureau llnw nnv: llryl Xl'i.ucllui'cl. Xlix. fflullx, Kvilli XYzllli'!'X. llou hui: lla-tty ll.ul. lfl.iuu l'r.u4-u. 'l'uil.l 'l'lunupNi-u, ll.-lil-iv llrimu. Y.uuui Xliuiluiil. ll:il'lu.irzl l'4'llx' HEI Masque and Gavel How nnv: .Xhm lxh' Iamis lines, All-im Col' 'Am' Qui mum . flu Qlhguv. Huw lun: IL-XXIII Ih-: Nliw lhlgqmw. Nnrnu ux .', 1 ' . Slrzulv. liuh lhxrk. ,lan I5 mx Ixmln Hmllf Masque uml Calvvl, il mltimml hOIl0I'21l'f' society, has two main ohjvctixm-sz to lmnm' the 0lIlSf2llldillQ high school sperm-l'1 siudvnl and to l7l'0Hl0t0H10C'Ollll1lllIIitV'S iIlfK'l'l'StS in this fin-ld. hu flllfilling thvir I7llI'1JUSl'S. each Ytxlll' they SDUIISOI' thc' NVQ-st Ciontn-sts. through which stuclvuts may paxrlicipntv in omtorye clvhutv. vxlc-rlmpolm:vous speaking. and prose intvrp1'ota1tio11. To huvv sonw hm amd to mise hmcls. thu' aumunlh' prvsvni il play. hut the lapping ol' nm-w and hm1m'm'y Illl'llllN'l'S into NIRISKIIIK' and Clqlxvl sm Tap Iluy is thvil' rx-cl lvttm' day. l'rvsich-nf: -ll'1lIl f:0f'l'l' Yicc'-l'rvsich'nt: Huh Burk Sm-l'vtz11'y-'l'rc'z1s11wr: jams- Normzm Freshman Speech Club lh'uli7,ing that corrvct spcwvll is lwlpful in tlu- s1lc'cvssI'l1l l'0lNlJlCtlUll ul unv much-ux'm'. tlu-so fre-shnm'x1 met 4-:lc-h 'l'hu1'sch1y' to 1-ngnqv in spew-ch zlctivitivs. lix' l'1'L'0l'CliIlQ,' and liste-ning to their xoiuvs. they wen' uhh- to imprmx' mhctiun. Tha-h through pauwl cliscussimms, clvlmtvs. uml chlss cliscussicms thvx' improvccl thc-ir pllhhc' spvzlking. ln YXIRITCII thvy gzlinvcl zlcillul c'xpc'1'i1wllc'c- hvforc' am xlllclimlcn' hy p11rtiL'ipz1ting in thc- blunim' XVc'sf Conte-st. l,I'l'SlClk'lltZ Klllll 1' rcvcl 5i L'I'l'ti1l'f-Tl'k'llSllI'1'lAl 5ll2llxl'l'l lh'mx'11 Huw mm: S h al r u n Hlyalxz, Kfurnlyn lluvlx- hx, H415 Xml Lmi.. Hu-nhl.: Pigg-mtl. lfuu- lynn U4 f ll I l . -Imly Stark. Huw Iwo: Sonja llulf xml, H1-hm ll u In l . 9 Vhyllix XY.uh-, S.uulr.x ' Un 3 nn. Shnrrz-1 Hmwll, Nil.: lfn-1-ml. fI.u'ul5lu fTl1ivl1nwh'x', Surah H0711-rs. Salmlm llih'1h, Hr. 'l'uw11- N1-ml. H10 . Speech Club u vnu!! tsl ll! -an ull can NP!! I Ill ll! Ill U59 Kill F54 EW! -lv Row one: Carolyn llaggett, liarhara Parsons, Carol Padgett. llonnic Bowersock, 1'e911.5v Heaney. Marggarct Davis, Sharlene ltowan, Patty Pierard, Sara l.each. Row two: Carol Bushv. Linda lloss. Lihlmie NVicder. Sandra Riddle, Marlene Heed. janet llnrgv, Patsy llicks, Barham Feet-lv, Margaret liced. ln-ne 'll-hay. Mary Marlin. Miss lloggess. Row three: Elinor llainill. Sue Dulaney. Leslie Ann Treat, Indy Ann Ilopkins. Mary llattin. lioanna Arnolt, jean Cofcr. Carolyn Smith. Row Four: Boh Burk. Dick Young, Nick Anti:-los, Ezra Nlclntirc, liolwert Hider. jonnie jackson. Gene Smith, Alan Leslie Klein. The Speech Cluh offered its lnelnhers practice in the art of communication as it applies to their everyday lives. The programs presented had great variety and interest, especially those featuring radio shows and panel discussions. These were the result oi' the actual work ot the students. for the scripts were original and the discussions. which were timely. concerned current events and topics oi' immediate interest. During the course of the Vear the students also were given the opportunity to record their voices on tape. This provided an excellent means for them to correct their own mistakes in speech. Part of the club periods were devoted to individual student participation. Exteinporancous work. oratorical speaking. debate. and prose selections were included in this phase ofthe club program. Speech students shared in the planning of the activities. The very capahle student leaders this year were Alan Klein. Carolvn Smith. jean Coier. and Boh Burk. Through the varied activities of this club. niernhers were given the opportuni- ty hetter to prepare themselves for life with its Varied occupations. President: Dick Young Vice-President: Bonnie Bowersock Secretary-Treasurer: Carol Padgett lOl 2 Red Masque Drcrmcltics Club Row om-1 .lmly Amxnons, Kurt-n Slniili, Marcia Fairnswnrlli, Dixim- Moss. liosii- .lr-nkins, Snr- llc-nm-lt. lliainni- Paitli-rson Dolori-Q lforml. Donna: 'I'aiwnc-y. Kurs-n Marlow, llm-1-ky Marlon, llonnis- xVilTill'lll. Snr- Ulu-altlinlii. jill llanvkinson. Dinn Bc-ckc-ll. Row Iwo: Rlrs. lolinslon. lliin Pullm-rson. Clialrlollc- Slic-ppnrcl, Carole- Kay Alla-n. llanu-t King. Sliirlm-3' XYilson, ,lm-:in Sturt-lu-1 Yi-rn l.4-iris. Marry Young, Juni-t Sm- Kirlil. Sharon XY:lllu-r. Connn- lion:-rs. Ynin-in Ott, Ilonlm Murphy. llilfllilfil XVriglil Bonnii- .Io Nlil'iH'lK'. Sul- Boll-, Rlrs. lli'iwoQ. Tliis yt-ur, two former fra-slnnun clrannatics c-lnlms, under tht- le-ads-i'sl1i.p of Mrs. fllriscou and Mrs. Qlohnston, :inorgecl to form ai club ol: upprcmxirnntc-ly sovmity-exig1,l'rl members. Tlic aim of ull memluc-rs is to learn to uct wr-ll. Tliongli almost all tlu-ir tinie- is clcvotc-cl to tht- study uncl practice of corrm-ct acting procc-clnre-S, tlic-y also linu- instrnc-tion in tht- application of stage- makc--np. During tlie course- of tlu- ya-ar. each mc-mlper is rcqnirc-cl to present lx-fore tht- group an puntominm-, il monolognc-. a poi-m. and ll prosc sr-lc-ction. Following eau-li stnclc-nt's pc-rforrnamco, lic- is given constructive criticism and helpful suggestions to aid lnm in overcoming liis Iinnlts and improving his next pr-c-sc-ntalion. Anotln-r roqnirc-mont for rc-:mln mcmlmor is that in ilu- spring he participate in tho animal .Innior XVQ-st Spec-L-li Cont:-st. ow lllrrv: K.irwn Xldfiitvlli-oli, ffairoliun' Xloorv. Philip Sturm, Dina- Spinillv. Susnu Ki-stu-non, Sliawon Dail:-X. ,lzuiv Xlorrisou, Xuu I-illn-rl. lin XlrC.uu1u'll. ,lam-I Izallull. Dinliiiai Nloorv, l5.lrlmi'.i Hliur. l,o1s loshihllv. Nl.u'ci.i f,r1ss, I.oI.i Dun-s, 5.imll.i lzirlvy. llhuuai l.ou Slim-lu-r, Row Iour: l7au'i4I I.. lloliliupg, llouuai Mclluirv, Saiuclm IXIQ-Crudy. .lucly l :irraii', Alum' Mayo, l.iunl:i Clay, Saiuily Mi-rrill, Shir- lvy Sh-u'airl. Sui' Nl'aillwi', lim-lq' lliilzllv, l.iucl:1 Nay. Aiulvlai Form-umu. Carroll IM-hu, Sue- livvil, liiucln Touiliusou. Juily luirwlx. Xlili'gm'l'llv Xlmmts, llvlm-u llUl'l'L'li. Szimlru Uvslfalll. .'XIllUllgtlll'll'1lCilYlflCS was thi- presentation of ai cut from thc- BI'UklClXX'Llf' musi- Qzil Of 'l'l11'z' I Sing for the aiuuuzll journal Talvut Show. Ilwllftlllgll thcii' pzirticipu- tiou in this production. all thc' mvmhcrs gaiiwcl il grunt clvul ol' piwlctic-ul vxpvri- vnu' and cujoyiuc'ut. At othvi' tiincs during thc' year. they pix-sciitvcl Sl'Yl'l'i1l plays: Thr' .flrl111ir11l,.s' lD1lllQlIfl'7'. Thr' IIII1JUI'fllHf'l' of living Ifrmwf, Tom SIIIIAUVII Silas .lIfIl'l1l'l'. nucl No! Fil for Man or Hvrlsf. By participating in thvsi- x'ai'ivcl tlivutllicail uctivitivs, thi- Il1L'IlllJUI'S ll'1ll'lI1'Ll to ox'm'i'c'oi11c two llmicliczips that arc ohsfuclcs not only in actiiig, hut also in lifv- stugv fright and luck of poisv. Pvrlmps from this group will risn' thv Tlic-spiuus of hnuoi'roxx'. Pu-siclviutz .lucly pXmuious Scc'1'vta1I'y-'I'rvzlsilim'1 Sui' Xllillwi' Sophomore Dromotics Club 121 liy giving puutoiuinu-s. H-iuliiigs. uud sliort clrauuutic- procluctious. 1m'ii1lwi's ol' Sopliomorv Dimuuutics Cflulm lil l!'Lll'llGfl some' of tlic' priuc-iplc-s ol' spcalliiuq zuul Qu-ting. To liigllliglit tlul yn-ul'-s cllulmatin' uctixoity. flu-x' p1'c'sm'iitml iLEXL'lllSlX't' Xloclm-ln uucl 'Wluioi' lor u Dain lx-liorv svn-:ul other clubs. Stuclm-ul Sponsors l,illi4' Slouc auul Sluuou xxillliullllll ussistm cl Xlrs. Dropplvuiaul witli tlu- iustructiou, l,l'l'Slfll'lllI Dauiicl llvaltwoln' Svc'1'vh11'y-'l'rwlsl1rvr: Duvicl Hittvr As ll spam-iail projivct lliis your, llrauiultics Club 332 pwsc-iiloc-nl two short plays, Xlor4- l'vi'l1'c'l Union Quul i'l,ittlv XYoiueu. for otlwr L-lulms auul tlu' Cll'2lllliltlCS clussvs. Ex'vry mc-zulu-r look soim- part wlu-tlu-1' it wus to :wt or lo work ou llllllil'-III! guul props. Tlu- l'l'lIhlllIllL'I' ul tlie YQ'dl'XYL15 spout ps-rloriuiuq iuouoloqumw guul p.uilomiuu-S. zuul lm-uruiug to apply Illlllxl'-llll, Xlisx Taylor wus .issistvcl lu 1.4-rrx lxaul. llilfllillll Nllirrux. auul Sliurou C,u1'iu'1'. lJl'l'Sllll'lIlZ junkie XY1-ln-li SUCH'lilly'-'l'I'l'llSlIl'l'l'Z -louu Dawkins Sophomore Dromotics Club 332 Row onv: I,oui u liluir, Sumu l'1nll1m-, juliu llanll. Kluoli- Ulmrfou. Xl.xr5 llllllilmli. Xian BOLZE' ,linuu llurlu x. Hou two: Put llm-L-tor. Klux. llimpplm-imlxi. Palsy KZ. Milli-r. Hlulrou Auulvr- sou. Kurmu Armslroml. Susuu l'au'1'islx, Mxxxilu' llngiix, lliml Sulnuu-rx. -Iuml lllll. lion lln'1'1': ,Iozuuw .Xxl1lv3, Nlzuv l,ou If o u ig il o u . li li mi r i 4' lmz' lXlol'l'iso1l. lXlau'llm Slvplwus, Bill Oli. lluviil llillvlk lio5.im'1' firillilli, I7:xx-'ci Illuwlcins. Allan-rl lim-lu-iislvirn. Daw llm-utwol4'. .Iudy fil1lVl'll. Sluuou I.1' u cli . ljilllllil Kiilcllrisl. l,illic- S l o n 1' lspouxorl. sllllfllll NYilu'- nuui fsponwrrl. How onv: llvlwce-.I Xlur- lin, liullu .hm Xlilrlxs. Nl.ixl5 Flow. Nl.uy .Xml Il: l'iu-Nt. lluljf X1 xtlvr. llunl.i lxilrl-r. Vluolyix l.iu.iN. Now hui: lx.n'1'n XYim'- Illllll , Xlury -lo K i Ql cl. lloiuly S xx u r 1' , Slulrou llurmw' lspousorl. Hur- lvurn Nlurrux' fspolisorl, Xiu: Xull. ffurol lluwl. l.-.ix ffunuiuulwuiu. Hun lllrvv: Susan Cflmxw, llvlvu lx.illu1'5u l'vh'1x, louu liiiwluuis, Nlnry Auu llylzuul. li-rry Sum' Drum- vr, Gloria: Nvwlou, Boli- lwii- Aim Ilomw, .Pwllp l'i.iloll. fliluiy 'l'ruu l . lmlxu' XX 1' lcll , l'L'i1x!y Sluoi-km. ,lvmiy Clurclvl. iuuolyn Lolilull. llslrlvznzl l.4'on. f Thespicin Troupe 264 ow one: Norman Stratv, im Callihan. Rogefr Plaluche, Daw' YVay1zuul, Iolm NIL-Cnffcy, Ivan Young. Tom Hoc. 'lzuunnv human. Row two: Nlrs, Nlvrril . 'auuc Lcary, Bill Lea-son, john Fvrry. Mike Nloxu-ry. Elizalir-th Bvall. Nina Yczlrczo. Diana XYarfii-lcl, Holi XY:nnslu Bill l I Ili Fi:-his. Gi-uc llaguc. Sauilp Hanlon. ow thrvvz -lauiv Daxis, Sam Starling. .lim Booth. ,Indy Maltvru. Anna- l,im'tte htili-s. Barbara Prunty. Linda Daxis, Tuliy Crofton. Carolyn Kc iriiv l.cach. Nlarilyn Nlillcr. .lanc Tcdrick, Carolyn Millcr, Ioyci- Ilill, Bvclq Bi-ckuitli, Sarah jam' Lcxy. I.o1x ,-Xziuui-r. Di Anm- Nix. 'l'hcspian Troupc 264, unclcr tho sponsorship of Mrs. Mcrrill. is a national honorary dramatics clulm. whosc aim is to proclucc student actors slxillccl in tht- clramatic arts. Each spring pro- spcctivc incmhcrs try-out ln' giving pantomimcs and monologues. Thc namcs of thosc who arc sclcctcd arc announcccl at thc senior class play. During a typical clulm pcriocl in room 218. stuclcnts max' hc found mumbling in a corncr to thcnisclvcs in an cfliort to mcmorizc a monologue. or. pcrhaps. a group of students can hc found pantomiming a rcccnt inovic to help improvc thcir usc ol' gcsturcs and thcir communication with the auclicncc. lt is compulsory that cach mcmlmcr prcscnt a program at least once a ycar. Wflicn thc group procluccs a play, all sccncs arc rchcarsccl until cvcrything is lcttcr pcrli-ct. That cvcry' participant has strivcu for pcrlcction is always 4-vidi-nt in thc- fiuishud production. This ycar it was Night of fllllllllflf lfifli. which playccl to a capacity aucliL'nc:-. Towarcls thc curl ol' thc vcar. thcv again compctcd in the animal Drama lfcstival in Nlor- gautown. whcrc thcy havc rvgularly liccn awarcl- cal superior rating. Prcsiclcnt: Nina Ycart-go Vicc-l'rc'siclcnt: lloh Xlfznnslcy Sccrctary: Elizalmcth Bcall Trcasurci': Dianc XVarli1-lcl 10 llix 5 Stage Crew and Club Xl vii 1v y. lirir Xlxli l r:ui1-ix l iwli1'i', C11-willow llirvv: -I1 f'1n'1-1-iiui. XX'iul1- 'l'1'n mini, Xnriuziii Slmlm KI.ui.ury. Dim K al I lx i'1'i1lli. Yvriicxii H1-3' m1-r, lliiclm' ilici loaiclwsliip ol' Mrs. VVilscm and tlwii' slzigc' lll1lllilflCl', Norman: Slrziiv, six boys pm'loi'iu1'1l llw muiiv duties l'l'Qllll'CCl to nmiiilniii ilu' slzigc. Tliz-sv lll1'lllil!X lcvvpiiiq tlw Si'z1Q'1- mul its 1-1impmf-nt-liglmts. smmcl svslvni. scciivrvkiii Ul'Kll'I'. zuicl 11pL'i'11tiiiQ tlim' staigz- lm' all 17l'0gl'21lilS pr1's1'iit1-cl on it: srliool plum. 1'1m1'1-its. l'l'YlI1S, iiswiiilmlivs. 11:i1l cmiizmimtx' pi'1iQ1'11ms wlm-li raiiiqc from our fmllllllllllllfl' 9111111 t prrmqimiis to political Q21lllCl'lIlQS. Personal Bookeeping Club I 'Nlnlxiiig 1-mls iiwct zuicl ulmlaiiiciiig tl11' lnlclgvtu urn- p1'1mlxl1-ms tlmt xxmiit lluw nur: l':iul Siiiilli .X in :ly Wriglil, .lulm Llnliiilz-y. lion' Iwo: liviiluli l c'i'- i'1'll. .lmly l.i!1lv. limi- iuzi IC Y :i ii s. ,l 11 Ami llallv. Slizirmi l. y ii ii Daivis. lzlzl lvlziz- Mzilli , 1-nv. Sliirlvy N-lvlliz-iw wil. Nlr. I71'i'1-iilnii: 11. limi lllrm-0: Xl.1rxii1 S .i in 1. i.li.iil1 N flue In x, l .1 1111-1 Xl1'Xlurf ..u, ll.1l'1il1l N1-1-1l 1..1ll l.1m1, Dxxiglil Xl,1ll.u K, ,l.uii1-N Ninn, lllli CLIIISQ' Xlr. l31'l'1'iilm11rg0l s Clllll im-iiili:-is to lilirii tlic- mifliiiglit oil. lly' wurliiiig witli lfrzllzily l'1'r1c'fic'V SUM, wllicli prcmxiclv pmcticc- iii lu-1-ping i'1-c11i'1ls lyllllill ul p1'ix'11t1- Q11-1-oiiiits-iiicoimx cixpi-iiclitllws. :xml limisc-liolcl lmclgvtsl tlivy Q11-1g1iii'v llll0l'llliltlOll ol vuluc lor any typv ol Cll'I'lCill work tliut miglit ln- mx'11lx'1i1l in liaiiiiilv. vlulx, or Q-lmrclm lmusim-ss. lJl'VSlill'lllZ ffa1i'1mlx'1i Parsons 511-11'tu1'x'-Tlmlsliwr: l1l11 Nlau- Xlntlivm' 1 ,, . ',f ' 3' V-Z-Q., .-,..-if lflulmfllnw imc: luliil ll.ixx. Cl1.irl1x ll1:.u-li H1121-r f'li1-111,111 lli 'Ibm I'1't 1- rx, ,l i ni ll1i1:lli, li ilu Xl1'!'L'illllI R11 is lw 0: lJ1mL1l.i Sinnvtt. l'liil lxmL'zu1l liulv f1ni!1'1'. lliulmiml l.m1l. llulwi'l l'1'lkinN Xlrs. XX ilx 11 ii. ,I in ii ABC D. E. C. A. ow om B lu Xlmrur -X 111, on two H 1l111 1 1111 1 1 Casio. llill'l11ll il lJl'HlS0ll. Barham MePher-o11, Patsy Lucas, Delores Bragg, l'a111li111' Dye, Nancy llllL'll2lllilll, ou three l thu llolliron lun- Fli1111. Anne Davis. Jilanitzl S1-1-l1z111g'h, Rosalie Higgins. Sarah Green, Carolyn B1'ow11, Jllilllllll Sams, Xlarllm X Hlllfll C 11411111 SUIIILTXI 1 ClTlDlj'I1 A. Newcomer, Starling Mcllenry, Mary Kalhxyn jaines, Grace joh11so11, Helen l'z1rso11s, on l0lll Cu gn 111 A 1x urge, Riehiird Ferrell, 1illSSl'll Rush, Jim Overton. jim Eclcly. john lluf. Bllllilftl DeVa111gl111, lltlllll B:111111g:11't11e1', 1111 lull s X incent. Each Thursday the memhers of ABC D.E.C2.A.'y met in room 230 to explore tl1e opportunities in the field of retail selling so that they might make Zlll intelligent cl1oice of Zlll occupation i11 the field of distribution. The StlKlClltS were taught to encourage the use of high ethical standards in business. Through tl1e exchange of ideas, the development of a professional attitude toward their work was stimu- lated. Bv IUGZIIIS of group discussions. skits. ClC'lH0lIStl'i1tl0Il. and projects. tl1e me111- hers learned to foster a deep feeling of responsibility toward tl1e h11si11ess activi- ties ill which they were then engaged. or ill which they will he engaged i11 tl1e fu- ture. Projects, s11ch as the correct procedure for illl interview, preseiited hy the memhers, added to the wealth of knowledge gained ill various ways. O11 occa- sion, the gro11p heard a guest speaker who is the owner or manager of a husiness i11 XVood County. A majority of the inemhers are now employed part time i11 various types of lJlISl110SSOS. The businesses represented include the limited price varietv, grocery, hardware. and departmeiit stores, service stations. theaters, a11d resta111'a11ts. Through knowledge gained in tl1e cluh a11d on their johs. these students are lllflli- ing very capahle husiness people. IO7 Spelling Club ,R I iclmvlop lx-ttvr spvlliug liuliits iuicl tu wiclcu tlicir vciczllmlaiiw' is tlim uim ul ilu- in:-mlwrs ul Miss NVz1llc'i s cluli. Sluclaut spuusors, Aiirlrca Ulm-iimlc-uiii zuicl Tum Cain, uicl tliv iuc'iulwi's iii ull plmsvs of the-ir cluli Work. Hulvs lui' spwlliug urv slucliml auicl siuclvuts lrv in corrvct tlicir cri'o1's. Frvquvul tests ami Qiw-u so lliut vucli uiziv clvlvriiiiiic l l'UllliSl' ul tlic- Yl'1ll'. spulliiig iuutclu-s urv cumllivtccl. l'n-simll-ut: llunazlml - iis progrciss. lvutli in vm-ulmlury :incl spvlliug. During tlic- Xllircl St'L'l'l?l21l'X'-'lil'L'1lSllNll'I llc'l'iiui'cl Ccillu-i'i1 Typevvriting Club 231 Ilnu UNC: ll-'tix lluw unc: Y:-rum: Txlills. :Xiu 'pl-iism'l. llfumlfl 'xl:ii'kli- Row hui: jus.-jill l'l.irl l,:li. Iii Il.i!ml fmllirili. Xlvlxiil Nun Imnv l'u-'ll. limi XX.iril. lluu ix U llillmivls. XI:-l I'-mvll. To iiici'c'ais1' tlivii' spvvd uucl ilC'L'1lI'i1Cy. llivsz- lirsl yvui' tvpiug stuclvuts spcucl :ui liuul' il wm'1'l4 in 'llypciwriliug Cllulm. 'lllivv pzirlic'ipa1t4' iii liimiml writings uucl i tu sit iuiml limx' to liulcl ii llwlllx. By' cm'rc'c-ting can-li otlicrls pupcrs. tlii-xi ucqiiin- slxill iii piwiliivumliiig. liv- sidvs using tliv mguuiul typcwi'itvi's. tlivsc- girls l:'1u'u tu upciwitm- 1-lc-c-trio typ1-xx'i'it- lvurin tlic currvct pl'llCl'illll'6'S of ll stciiogiuiplim-i'flwmv c-rs:inclotlic-i'li1lsim'ss liiucliiiws. iiwlucliliq tliv l1lllIlt'0Lfl llI't'Slil0IllI Suv Stvpllviis Sm-rx' 4 'zu l irx' 'I l'l l9lll'l'l'Z Izuwt I' rw-cl llmisli. llurli.ii.i llmx- l vll, Husn- Sh-plivns. Hun' hui: l'.illlri.x Xl- lxiiismx. ,lun Puxu l'zll XX 4-i'l1'iiliulu'l'. llznf , , . , liuru Xl.u'Kui. lulru-lu Nlurls s, Swim Elm viis I'iilii:i Nl ul llnw rlmaun. l'ul l'liil'l'iim'. I h r 0 0: l'im'l juliusuu. Lurulyu Du- x Is, Nlilfit' llvliiwll llvllx lliu Huw, lim.: lJ.nxi-, lim-My XX nul- l.uul. l.um-:- luislsui. l.uul.i Xluswy. Xlis, ll:-llx llulluii. Xl.ii'- lurvl Xlurslnill. lun-l I'i'i-ml. luyu- l n-ul Xluii lluulxiiiuii. U il- iiiu ll umm, Kuy Sanus, Sliirlvy' llnggvss. IHS lim flliimlviiiu lspuiisiiiu, 'l'um Cu I u di I uiiiil-ml-iiluv. tli.irli-nv Xlodrsltt. Phyllis tlnstun. Shir- lvy Clrziy. lCw'l5'il K. Smith, Bliss llnltlc-ison. How luo: l'llif:ilwtl1 Ash. l3innm' llnlzini, ltoln-il.i llzltsttt. , Dictation and Transcription Club on mtv: Umlf-1' lin-li.iitlwii. l'ivvi'y 'llllllI'SlltlV thvsv girls nwct to fnrtllc-1' tlu-ir lxnowlcclgc ol' linsinc-ss nm- L-hines and to iiicn-asc thc-ir skill in typing and shorthzind. As tht- nznm- iniplivs. they tailu- dictation from their sponsor, Miss Bulclc-itsoii, and thc-n ti':insc'1'ilw thc-ii' notvs. Aside from dictation, tlicv also work with various inzicliinvs. Tlirongln thoii' study of things pcrtinvnt to 11lJllSllIPSS oflicv. thrsc' girls hopo to gain t'lllI7lUl'Il1l'lli in thc' lmusinvss world. l'rvsid1'nt: Indy C:llII1l7L'l'lt'ilLIk' Sl'L'l'l'fill'f'Z lliznw llnlunx' Typevvriting Club 235 Strictly nn oppoi'tnnity'i is this chili, wlivrv the invinlwrs liuvc' tht- cliam-1' to lcairn snow about thc typz-wi'itc'i' and tht- Il1llUl'0gl'21l7ll, and gcm-rally how to ini- prow- tht-ir typing skill. .-Xny kind ol'ti'pc'w1'iting may lic' dont- during clnli poriocls. Sonia- ot' tht- morn' 2lClYllllC0ll stndvnts typo sta-ncils and iniinvogrupli pannplilm-ts. To lwcoinv ll nic-inlicr at stndvnt nnlst prc'x'ionsly' liaw- stndivd. or alt tht- prvsm-iit tinn- lic studying typing. l'i't-sidont: Lois Coors S0c'i'vtz1i'y: Sliclvin llam' Ron o ll 0: I .x in 4- s l'iTcln'i. liol.nnl Nutt- vr, .lvrry llzlilvy, lioli- m-rt I. o l 1 y, Norman Hiinnions. Dawn' lnlln- son. 'l'oln Conlon. lio- liv! l,imi-. Row two: Klnwmlo- lin Xl.u' Ka-nt. litln-l lillmn fioartm-5, llgil- sy l.o ii i s 1' llnnlnp, llm'lv:ii'n jx-nn lxloclv- silt, Mr. l' 1- :i i' s ri n. l7onnn Kny XV1illm', Slim-lx izl llalrr. I. n i s Coors. Row tllrvvl Cf.irol -lxuln lt I lv lv 1' v, Ruth .Xnn f,i'ous:'i'. Suun- N1 1 l l s. lllll'lHll'il Ann llvv, llvggy liloisz' lln- Clttlllilll. flnrol llairris, .lt-wiv llillUl!1tlN. Ulurm K up Strilmlinu, 'l'In'I- mu l.nx'iml.i S in i t ll. lliain' Smith, Xl .i r x fT4itln-in Phillip s. Yxonnn' l..unlv, .lt-nnn' florliilt. lllfl Chess Club 223 llupmg to lwcoxm- IM'tti'l'C'hCSS1Jl21f'i'l'S.tlll'Sl'bOf'S mot mulch lhurscluy llllill'l' the spunsfwrship of Mrs. SClll'O4'Kl0l'1lllClCLCHK' Bhlmhlc. Some' of thc hoys hL'gan tha' yvzu' with sczult kllowlvclgc' of thu' gmnv, hut soon, under the h'a1cle1'ship of the Iuorv skilled phxvors, ull. IJCCZIIUO qllahfir-cl C0lltOl'ld'Ul'S in the Wvvkly lnatchvs. 'Flu-ir club nwvtings wi-rv lnglxliglmtf-cl hy' vlimimxtion Il12lfCl1CS and tmllhzllm-nts. Pl'm'siclvnt: l'f11gc-uw Blumhh' Vice--Prvsidmltz Curx' Xvilllgllt Sc'cl'c'fa1ry-Trculsllrl'1': john Flcsher 'B ' w. UIKIUI' thc- Sflldl'Ilt SllPl'l'YiSiOIl of Glen Fetty, thvsv f1'0ShIl1ilIl und sophomore stllchwlts have zlttzlincd 11 1'01nau'ka1hh- amount of skill in both chess and checkers. At thx' cud of thc' VCQII' Chlh 215 C'Il2l.HE'l'lQi'd 202 to 21 tournament. Three matches wen- phlyc-cl. thx' champion hc-ing I't'qllil'l'Cl to win two out of thrvv gunws. The nhility to an-cept ch-fcut and the making of new friends are two inure zlclvalmtzlgvs thv chlh uH'm'cls. Prvsiclcnt: Mika' lhlhl Svc-1'etz11'y-T1'011s1lrcr: liohvrt Cow:-ll Chess and Checkers Club 215 Huw mmf: Huh Klmulx X. lx lwmslml '.uzusl4'. hun -'w4'll. lluhvrl Din nw 1 nz I-rrgv llr ul ','. 11' 'est llmry 1 ' ' ' .llll yu.. m.m, Xlrs. S1-llrm-ah-r. How unv: l'1du:u'cl .Mkln xml. l.:n'l'3' Cowvll. lin: Ki' 1-11 Bukvr, Uzlvill DH Bul I llhm It Pull L dy I lw-slm-rink IJ4 x In Huw lwu: Nancy Xlrs. Xlurlls, 31.115 1411 IM 4 m Ilnw Khrvv: Sc-UH wry Ilum' livnm ti limlnvy li 1- I I. U'llh1m K'iH'mLl Nlilu H nh Ur lltnu, Lurrv Chl 1-ln-stc'l'. lhmuhl flohrhx C'nrx Hull rt K1 tfurcl vr. Han is xv , '11 Y hlinn. Row 0110: Gary K1'iII1, -11-111 B1-ll, XN11II1'1' f'111'I C1'11y. L1'1'11 Y11I1'11i111'. Ilia-l1111'1I I'i1'r111'1I II1-1'I1 S.1111s. Row two: It.1111I.1Il S1111!I1. NYiIIi11111 IIow1111I NY1':t, C1113 Iirowll. CI1111'I1's Ii. I 11 L' I1 s, C1111 Si1111111111s, CI1111'I1's NY1111I- I111'1I, CI11-sh-1' I.1- 111 1111, Xlr. :X1'111st1'o1111. I'.111I I-I1-1-sv. Iilll XYi11.1I, I3111'i1I XICCI11-1'. XI- I1'11 XI1-Nully. Row 0110: Iiolmort ScI111111:1L:I11'1' C111'1'oII I'1'1'i111'. 'I'111111113' IC11- 11cI1. K1'11l1111 XY11111sI1'5. Stou- XYIX. Run two: kl11I111 XYiIso11, SI1.11'- 1111 ItI1o1l1's. ,I111Iy 511111111-1'. C.I111rIoH1' 5IlIl'lll, 51l1llII'2I Mu- Yvy. Row lI11'01': Holm D1-Xloss, H1111 S1-11-Iw. HUI11-rt Sloul, j111111w Fry, XYiII1.1111 I.l'IlIIt'j. 1.1-xxis Mzlssvy . I7.11i1I Knox, 11.111 NYi11gi11s, II111'ol1I IiiIIl1'. IIl'llL'l' Ilii-I1111'1Is1111, S l1'1'1' NlIIf1'l' liric Nly1'l11111I. Chess Club 220 'I'I1o11gI1 tI1is group was Ul'gi1IlIZl'lI to 1-11g11g1' i11 lI111I Qillllt' of I4i11gs-1-l11-ss- so1111' SCOIII to p1'1-fer CIICL'IQl'l'S. It sc-11111s it XYOIIIQI Ilflt I11- IIill'tI to st111't 1111 All'QIlII1l'lII 11s to tI1c 1'1-spcctive 1111-rits of the two p11sti1111-s. With NI1. 1-X1'111st1'o11g, tI11- Imoys 1-ujoy 11110 cI11y il wcvk pI11yi11g 111111 or tI10 otI1e1' of tI1c two gaunvs. 'I'I1o skill 111'- lllIIl'l'tI 11t those g111111's 11ot only p1'o1'i1I1's ll Iifvti111v 1'c-1-1'1'11tio11. I111t 11Iso I11-Ips tlw pI111'111' to IC2ll'll p11tic-111-c 111111 L-1111tio11. PI'l'SIlIl'IlltZ cIill'I ciflly 'I'1'011s111'1'1': II1111cI11II S111itI1 Soim-ti1111's i11 I11t1-1' Iifc 21 I1oI1I1y or p11sti1110 1-1111 11111111 tI11' 1IiIIc-1'1-11c1- I11'twc'1'11 spc'11cIi115.f I1o111's i11 Ieis111'eIy 6lljUf'llll'llf or NVQIICIIIIIIL rc-stI1'ssI1' tI1c c-Ion-I1 tic-I4 11w11y ti1'eso1110 11111I I:1'0tIilII I1o11rs. NY1- c1111 Inc SllI'l' tI111t tI1:' twc'11ty-six 1111-111I11'1's i11 Miss NTPIDIUIIUIS Chess 1111cI CI11'cI401's fIIllI3 will IX'IOllI.Z,' to the I'Ol'IlIl'I' IJIYOIIIJ. 'I'I11'o111LI1 their wvvkly g111111's 11111I to111'1111mc11ts, tI11- st11cIc'11ts 11cq11i1'1- il skiII of whit-I1 tI11'v Hlilf' well Iw p1'o11cI. AP1'Gsi1Iv11t: ICUIIIOII W711111sI1'y S1'c'1'1't111'y: CI111'1'oII I,l'I'IIlt' St111Iv11t Spo11so1': lioiwrt D11 Nloss Chess and Checkers Club 202 Run' one: llnil l,ilc. 'lm' i llullaiml. ,Inu-L l'l.ul7urnl'. f.lial'lw Xlillmlns, llmnialll N Is lv n I l, 'llnn XYilcnx. Cilyilt- Hamill, l.4-ii Ilnwsnn, Row iw n: linnnlcl llc- Ynnglni. ll an n ny Laird. ll L' l 1' n Mau' Tlnnnpsnn. Leona lfuiiglili, llnnmiiai llmltllesilen, Ulmlis Clrell. Marllial ll n I' n 1' r, Gene Mclv., 'l'cnn 'l'ucIicr. Row I li I' 1' e: Mrs. 'lift'- l1.u'ne, fairy XX .i N s 4: 11. llmn:-1' Xl:-ans. Dun Cutl- lrcy, ,Lnnes Hills. lfclxxin Scyilwnr. Clnwlyn Alunas. Nlcrlc llillwr. if .A l li cl 1' Shuts. llill l'lilll1ps. lam- niel llasl, llill Xlifinrlm-5. XYilli:nn lf X ,x n s. llzlrulml Xlxers. Checkers Club 301 Nlncli cnncentratimi, ccnnliinccl with the friendly spirit nl cmnnpetition, was eviulent as the in:-xnlmers of Checkers Club Sill participated in tlieir weeklv nieet- ings. Frequently, contests were lielcl to cleterinine tlie champion clivcliers plavcr. lN'lany good times were sliarecl and nincli experience was gained clnring tliese lmrimls nl' genial rivalry. Ulla-ers: Llycle Cyanlt. Cylaclis Lrcel Row unc: jnn Xl I l l e r , llunalml Siiuuwr, Philip lllaclnu-ll, llill Xlcfllnnl. l.:u'rx liurxxlnj, Row lwnz llvixiltl llailes, Yancy Xlise. l.nrn.i Xian' Yulm. Slit-lxnin-.nu XY:iltcnl. clll2ll'Ull'll1' I.cinun. llnn- allcl llcvnl. How three: Tlunnns Kic- Naxlly. Gene Cook. fllnxrlcs Scllnller, l'ltlwarrl Innes, li i c li ai r cl Kirk. ll 0 in 1- r McMullen. Nr. lloml, lluwnrtl Antlerscni. llnlserl X'l'iin', I'anil Fibre ilyce. llulxerl Spriilil. lid' nlie llill. -lust as tliere are masters ol' art, music. ancl writing. tliere are masters of the clieckerluoarcl. livery Tlnlrsclay tlie plavers tlinuglitfully consiclerecl eacli more in an ellort to win tlie dayls matcli. liacli week tlie race was narrowed clown nnlil iinally a Winner was cleclarecl. Another tournament was tlien set np ancl anntliei expert cliscoverecl. llresiclent: Ceralcl llailes SeC1'etary-Tre-aslirer: lim Miller Checkers Club 310 Scrabble Club Sq-mlalmlc is nn CllfL'l'tilllllllg gannc. alncl ut tlu- slum' time il has vcluicutioinil x'z1lnc. To iiiclvusc their voculmla1'x' ancl to lmw' fun while cloing it was thc' uirn ol' this clnh. Miss Nm-nl, thc' sponsor! l'C'1Dill'li'l'Cl tlmt competition mn high illlll that tllvrc' wmv niuny cusvs Wlivri' the CllL'l'l0ll1lI'y had to lic' c'inployc'cl lo crlcgu- up clonlml- fnl points. lJl'l'5llll'lltZ Don NYilson Sl'Q'l'6'l2ll'f'-Tl'l'HSIll'Cl'I Nlzlrslnl llvynolcls ',l'hc Crown invl and King incl coming from 333 haul nothing to clo with ll Coronation. They worm' tlu- shouts of clieclwrs playcrs who were inclulging in live-- lv but f1'icmlly rix'uli'y. This club zlllorclecl those ilitc1'L'stc'cl in Cl'lK'L'liUl'S tlu- privil- ege' ol' incvting others who liave thc' sznm' hohhy. and niutching their wits with thvm. Pi'1'siclm'nt: -'Ol' Crinnn Secrctalry-T1'4'a1s11rcr: lqQlVVi1l'il liClil'l' Row onL': Alannm Ai'c'lu'l lllkllilllil llolwrls. llolwll llnilvy. 'llvnn Dzululn-l'ly l..irry' ,lm'nlxinx, l.:ii'ry Cum lm ll n 1 xnll i nnngh. . fi Ch-nl'ur' l. Noll. How two: Sh-x 1- XX urls in.nn. lfrml lJ.inn'lN. Yu lor llzivix. lflllllil llnln-1 l.ni'ol lloplinls. Miss Null ll 1' y n o l xl x. llo Simi' Collins. Ilow fllrvv: lion U'1lsun INN' ll.nnlllon. llzll Nh Xlvv. llolr Xl:-lln-nry. lim, - ilu wr lln-lnilclx. f,h.irlm N Ili vrlx. lnrry Nha-rs. ,Linn- lhinxlmttoni. lf cl W .i r il liww, Junk Pow:-ll, C24-in llnyclm-n, lmlzinrl K- :x n I l liulpli ll'4'l1ll'Il. lluw one: l'1ilxx.nrzl lan-lu-I' l'.lul l, an y in .n n. lln-rsol. K1-nth lllmiu' 'liiux ll-1 n1'll. Rem hun llnlnliii- ll-UIII lfrunlx, Ulm' llolunil llolrlc-n lm 11.111 l. an xv r Q- n 1' 1' l'il4-r, Mzix Monro:-. N1 i s s M 1' an n s ,lzn-lx fl o o pi 4' r. XY:lllr'l l'yI1-N. Croxm' 'l'lnmlpsoii lD.innlr' f.oopi'i'. Kilim-ly. :X l x i 4' llmnxvr llnu, ll XX num. llonzilml llroxx n on .ilml Checkers Club 333 ilanxlin lv llr'1':l Mary lillll' llulh, 'X 1 Sprmlm' l'iinnn Girls' Social Games Club 'llllklt all work ancl no plax' ll1illiK'S lac-lx a clull liovn is as truv ol' lassivs as of lacls. To guarcl against sucli clullnvss, tliv girls in this lively club liacl a cl4-liglitful tiniv vacli wr-4-I4 ll'1ll'lllllj.I liow to plan rccrrvation for lioine 0lll'l'l'tllllllllitllt. A coni- lIlllf0l' ol, two arraugc-cl ilu' XVl'l'lill' programs wliicli usually iiicluclvcl lvotli olfl and nvw grunvs. lJI'l'Slil1'HlI liarlmara xlifllli' SltC'l'6'tllI'X'-Tl'k'ilSlll'Ktl'I Orr Leigli Ovcrlw Quiet COllVl'l'S2ltlUll lmrolxv into chortlvs and gigglos as the stuclcnts in Mrs. Congleton S clulm launcln-cl into tlivir ganivs. ll' you lnul visitud tlivm, you Woulcl l1ax'4- louncl a lliglily satisfivcl group 1'llQ,'21Ql'Ll in mental coinpc-tition. Tliv IllllHl'l'- ous circlvs in tlic' room would liavv l14-en cugagccl in playing lmingo, rool 4-l14-4-lu-rs or clolniuovs. or in lL'ill'lIlllg SOIFIU now games. VVll21tCVl'l' tllc guys and gals wcrc playing, you Woulclnlt liavc liacl to look twice to sew tliat tlivy were having fun Bececltioncll Games Club Row 4 Ill 02 llnrlmurn N4 1 Luv. llalricia Dixon. I4-i 'fx' 'X n n ll4'4'l44-ll. Nlal ,Xnn U4-Nl. li4-x4-ily Fun num. li-'.mn.n Xllllx, Sl 'r. H r 4' u 4l a Bmw Sln-rr4-ll 'l'4'rr4'll. Xlartlv Sprfncn Swvari ngwu. Row Iwo: Sm' ltolvvrl hlurly li4'ill'll, llvlly Brown Suv Sl4'v4'ns, Mary X-Vvlvl Xlary l'ill4-n Xllunl. Xl.: urlrvt lhlglxtxxrll. l'4'gu XYilli:unx. Urrln-llll Una lmy, Ina Yu' llr-urtl. Nlar .Mui Holtz, f.ar4vlyn S4-l 1ll4 I 1 or ' 'lloni is 4-rw l.u4- - Maxins- Shvpurrl, Ju n 4- lXlira4'l4'. Mlm llull. Row unc: C.sr4ulyu Spa-.x ffarulxn Czllrlu-rl. lillr- NI c l' li 4- r N 41 in . Caroly llvulu-ll, Sllaron filiiu lnriv l l'r'4'L .- . 4 -- jtan Ilunl. Bo llow Iwo: Clmrlus lfla-lvl rx 9104 l'lli41l'4lcl l'l4 v U4-vu. f.li.rrl4-4 Dmulxl. Klan tm Dain, .l.xnl4-X l,4'.uur4 lzirgvru' Smith, Xlrx. ffm llvlori. Row lhrm-4': Alanuw llarr son, Clrnl'lvs li4nl4'l1. liul 4-rl Sllnvspriug, ll ar in 4- Cuplingw. Bill Alvxanl 4'r, Curlix ll .r rr l N, llu llnyx, I. a r r x Strulln- Xlrkv Slunnr-I Junior-Senior Folk Dancing Club Row onc: Mikt- Poolv, Hnilvr Rowan, Gnry llolt-omli, John Riggs fzlssistanitj. llownrcl Nnll QtlShlSltl!lll, Rohm-rt llnwson, llich l3zir5.!t'loh. Cary Elltwll, l'lllllt'lll' jnlinson, Row two: llvin- Boonv. Siu' Long, Lintln Flnxiiwry, llonnic Folwvll, Doris vlinn' Bairiivs. lfrvtln Allniani, Dininn- NW-zixi-i'. lit-tty' l't'rkins, llvlort-s XYrii1lit. Sin- NYooinvi'. Nlrs. Bnilvy. Huw thrvv: Com- linncli. Alainvll Eiiulv. Nlurllm Briggs, Shirlvy llnck, Rosita Pl'itL'l'lAll'tl, XYnmlai .llonvln XYihnai llont-li. jzinvt Anthony, .'t'lllll'lll' Aiitluniy, Unit' W'4'zu'n'i', Snr' ltlnouh, Row four: llowtml llnrkcr. Etlwin Mills, llownrtl Cosnt-r, ltlill NVliilt'cotton, lliclinrtl Slim-pln'i'tl. It-rry llohinson, It-rry Bowl-rs, Vit- Yu-4-liin, jainici- Kt'll:n'. l,intlai ling Brown. From this group of studs-nts was expvctccl it high tlvgim- of pvrft-ctioii, for nnclvr tht- leutlersliip of Nlrs. Bailey, they c-iigagecl in tht- inure uclvaincctl forms of dancing. Evc-ry ullvmanclv was counted out and givcii sixtvvii conntsg t-vv1'y swing was given c-ight c-onntsg thus. ull thc- fignrvs had ll certain inimhvi' of counts. lVhcn ull phases of tht- clances Wvrc pm'l'vctt-cl, an inwairtl fvvling of SilllSl-tlCtlUll was fe-lt hy all palrticipants who likt- to seo a joh wcll cloncf' Most of thc- mt'mlx'i's of the cluh wvre fairly gootl clanicL'i's, although somt- wvre still lvurningg hut, with ai littlc- Work, cvcwyoini clevvlopccl acc:-ptuhlv styles and tt-cliiiiqiivs. Bvsiclvs square clancing. niuny forms of Aiiivricaii znicl Enropvun folk lltlllCl'S wc-rv pmcticvtl. Sonic of thcst- Wert- thc Danish Sc1vciii Stops und li't'lzmcl's Irish VVklSl16'l'XVOll1llll.Q Uno of tht- most iiitvrcsting cluiicvs was tht- livvly Kor- lnisliliufl il clunct- of llussian origin. Alftm' pvrlvctiiig sevvlul clmicvs, tho chili chosv tht- 'ilrish VVilSllt'l'VVKJlllillln to he p1'0sc-iitcd in the Annual Sports Carnival. Tlirongli tht-ii' 1JCl'fOl'lll2lllL't' in this c'1i1'iiix'z1l, they provvcl that thcy haul attuiiivcl thcir gtlill-1Jt'l'llf:'t'll0lI. IIS Freshman Folk Dancing Club Row one: Howard Null Lassistantl, Fred Huntsman, Stanley McPherson, Cary XYether. Bill Higgins. Sandra Sadler. Geneva Casio. Judy' McCue. lleilelnl Piqiofi. Row two: Connie llulile. Carolyn Pickens. Esther Byers, Eileen Potts. Carolyn Santee. Marilyn Stutler. Patricia I.:-wis, Alberta Mills. lillu-l Carpenter. Row three: Barbara Fowler. Betty Cliicln-sier, Loretta Capliuger, Shirley H1-all, Sue cillllI1lllf1h2llH. Haenetta Ellyson, Sherry Armour. Mabel Cap- linger, Dianna Richards, Sue Keith. Mrs. Bailey, john Riggs fassistanll. Row four: Doris Hopkins. joyee Hills, Priscilla Sams. Louise Dulany, Sharon Doolittle, Barbara Cline. Lois Po'-llewait. lililabeth llerine. Sharon Davis. Nancy Gilchrist. Row live: Anna Skiinier. Delores ,lean Tliorn. Xlarie Full, Shirley Brown. Pat Gorrell. lillu Rose O'Brien, janet Fmgli-smug, Joyce Abbott. Karin Nlelh-ck. Linda Iloy. The purpose of this Freshman Folk Dancing Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Bailey, was to teach willing students some of the more difficult square dances. Some of the dances learned were uliutteiily Whirlf, Texas Star, and There,ll Be il llol Time in the Old Town Tonight. The latter. a rather cliflicult dance, entails circling the set to allernande with one lady and then back across the set to the initial lady. Such dances as this required hard work and much concentration, but the real pleasure steinined from the learning. i . the year progressed, the dances became more intricate and everyone re- As uewed his interest in square and folk dancing. Some of the rnembers participated in the Sports Carnival, either with the sen- ior club or in the other group dances. All members enjoyed learning the dancesg and due to their very excellent performances. they were often asked to appear in various programs. The members ofthe Freshman Folk Dancing Club, through their club partici- pation. were given the opportunity to share with their fellow students the Whole- some recreation derived from folk dances. llli How 111111: N11-111' 111111111. 1f111r11111-1' S111 1'1-. 1.111111y 11111111111. 11111 .K111r111111, 11111111 1I111y11111. 1711111 1311111- 11111. A11111111 S1N'1l1'1'l'. 1111111- 11lll'1Ul'l1. ,I1111 SIll111l. 111111- 11111 K1'1'115. 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E111-li wcvli tlu- 1lll'llll71'l'S lookvcl fOI'XVi1l'il with illIlli'lIXlllUll to tl11'i1' 111111-ti11gs, hoping vacli timc- to lX'1'liOl'Ill ll trick their friviunls 1li1l11'l knoxx illlil L-o11lcl11't clvc-ipl1er. P11-Qiclc-11t: Xkillllillll Nor1111111 Now 11 11 1- : Cl1a11'l1's M1-Colliylun. Ph il- lip N 11 1' 111 11 ll , Hill l'11l!x, XX1lli.1m Conv Yolm. john llhillipw. l'11ul NYilli:11nx. l'1111l Vkigall. 'l'1m1 llvhzl. llnw Iwo: Paul 'lll'lll'l'- Wl'll, ll11lr1'1'l Millvr. D 11 1' i1l l'l1lI'l'lSVVUl'lll, ll11l11l:1l llill, l7z1l1' 'I'u1'l11'1', -luck l.illl1'. l.:1 You IJ1' XV1'1' s , ll 1151-ph s0l1ll'l'- 1'ill1-. Waxyiiu jolms- ion. Curl Hex, ',I'11l1y fllllll. Vl-'illium llvy- nolllx, lfllalrlvs Sloul, ll 11l11-rl llilllv. Mr. lXl1'N1'111:11'. liuu unc: ,l1'.m111-th' lliuimu. Y.1nL'y' C1111- nlunlluaiill. XI 11x i 111' Cox. ,lurly ffutlip. 5l1i1l1-1' ffurlliixul. lrix lf.11n. 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A look llll'0Ilgl'l tl11'i1' clulc hook SllUNV1'Qll llml the iilcmlwrs ol' Miss Manylic-'Icl s Y-'I'111111s took part iii thc llilllglllg ol' lhv killl'lSlIHZ1S gl'?CllS ut thv YWCA. i11 .1 skating pllI'lX. 11111l in ll bakv s11l1-. rlllll'Sl' illlll otlwr activities took plum- o11tsi1l1 thc-ii' lAl'glll1ll' clulm niectiiigs, which W1-rc 1l1-vot1-cl to the L-z11'1'x'i11g on ol' progmliis p1-c11li111' to thc- Y-Team o1'ga111iz11tio11. l,1'11sicl1-nt: clQll'0lXl1 Crm-Q11 Yin-11-l'1'esiclc11t: Sl1i1'l1-1' lI111'll1111111 S1-1-1'1-fz11'x': Susiv Dawsoii 'l'1'1'11s111'1-1': ll1-l1111 Akllll Y-Teens 222 Y-Teens 302 ow unc: Linda NlL'Ycy. Carolyn lfitlgcraltl. Suc Lockhart, Pcggy Andcrson, jackis- Tanthorvy, Mclunic Auvillc, Carol Grant, Mary jo Dunn Nu I lui xi 1 IM , ow two: juan liwing. 'l'm'xic XX'hartou, Mary Su-wart. Lcah Mason, Ray Mill:-r, NVihna Lowcrs. Elhcl Nlonros-. Carolyn XYilson, lat lluggrss lmogi-nc Urillith, Nlrs, Phipps. ow thrvc: .Indy lflinn. Virginia Ch-ug. llollic Alhnakcr, Sharon lludson. Kara-n Snikcr, Sm- Gilford. Sharon Xi-sn-Irrulc, C.u'nl Yan lloru, .Imax dcrxxuod. ,Inlc Busch. ow four: .lm-anniv llcrslnnan. lilaina Spikcr. Bllllldidlil ML-Coy, Mary Hudkins, Carolyn Eddy, Sharon Lynch. , Thcrc was ncvcr a dull momcnt whcn this activt' group asscmhlcd. Tlic purposc of the or- ganization. as stated in its crced. is to grow in fricndship with pcoplc of all raccs. rcligions, and nationalitics, and to grow in the knowlcdgc and lovc ol' Cod. To carry out this purposc the girls cngagcd in a full V:-ar of projccts hoth civic and social. At cvcrx' mccting it was customarv to have a short worship scrvicc followcd hy movics on pcrsonal appcarancc and ctiquctto, games, vari- ous kinds ol' skits. or gucst spcakcrs. On occa- sion. rcfrcshmcnts wcrc scrvcdg this tcndvd to incrcasc thc fricndly fcllowship of the group. 'l'l1r' Boolcsluflf was uscd as a guidc for planning programs and as a rcfcrcncc for sceing what Y- Tccns throughout tht- world arc doing. lt was decidcd at thc first of thc ya-ar that the club would hclp thc nccdy at holiday sca- sons instcad of having parties for thcmsclws. .-Xccordingly. at Hallowccn thcy madc favors Ivor thc childrcn at Camdcn-Clark llospital. and at Thanksgiving and Christmas contrihntcd to food haskrts. ln tht- spring the cluh had a most suc- ccsstul car-washing projcct to raisc funds. A skating party. a square- dancv. and a Christmas party' at thc YXVCIA wcrc among th:-ir social activitics. Through work and plav thc mcmhcrs of this cluh had a wcll-roundcd pro- gram of fcllowship togcthcr. Prcsidcnt: Pat Boggcss Sccretary: Blondcna McCoy Vice-Prcsidcnt: Leah Mason Trcasurcr: Sharon Lvnch HU S. J. S. Y-Teens i 1 Row unc: Patsy Hzilscr, XYilnm K. llnrncr. Alum Suc Xlclcck, Linda Nlurklc, Sn-ritn Ilcnncr, Izinct NIcCutchcnn. Hx-ln-ccai Kcmi-i'. lit-My Burncs l i':ilicm-s Dauiicls. Run hui: Inu-lyii .Xiirlq-rvaii. Vllidy ffrlsllp. ,luuin Stovall. Lnrcttd VAN. Dawn Sfrnnrt. PM liurdpcc. Hay Ill-atm-r. Suv Kf.uup. K4-sv llugqi. Rim tlirrv: Xlynm fflnldi-rs, Phyllis Hays. lmuism Xlurtln. Shirlcy P.1ttcrSmni. ,lunc ffnliliiiun-r. Judy Circus. wlauirt Sunlcy. K.ithli-cn fnlc. Lilhiu llgiiwgcluli. Xlrs. Kc.itlf'y. Row lonr: Sandra ltulvlc, l,in'cttn NYMI, Limln Duiufurtli. Judy Nlurris, Hula-l Xlnlmllcy. lilnisc Cuhh, ,lzun-t Dulw. Slim-lin lfaltuli, Xlary Knchnli in ,lvzlll ,l1nn'r4. Huw lilrt Xlziry Sum' Sli-plicils. -lzickic llllYlxll.ll'!. Vary Alzlrvis. Hulni Kirliy. ll:-My llunwr. Phyllis Lyncli. De-luris ffauup--r. lainct llixumi. Xlilfl l,i-.is-li, liittj' 'l'lunn.is. Sliirlry Ynmlcrurilt. Xlicu' liusitr. XVc the voungcr gc-ncrntiun arc striving now to build ai hcttcr wurld. Pm-ace and unity. lrccdom and hrothcrhood, thcsc we hzwc set to hc our Q,'Oi1lS.n VVith thc-sc words from thc GY- Tccn Songi' in thc-ir hcurts und minds. thcsc girls ll0j.I,il1l their club yczir. Evcry cluh pcriod froin Sc-ptcmhcr tu Nlanf was spcnt in sonic intcrcsting inaunicr. At the lmcginning ul: thc your. cmnmittccs of 'four czich xvcrc uppointcd to hc rcspunsihlc for wich wcckis dcvutionul scrvicc and prugrzun. Many of thc l1'lt'Ul'l1lgS vvierc liigl.ilig.1l'1tcd hy spciu,kci's mud ill'lll011Stl'ilflOllS. 'l'ln'ougli thc ilkll'l'C'I', thc girls li-zirned inorc about huir stylcs. cusmc-tics. facial trczitincnt. und clothing. Ainong thc liqhtcr progriiiiis wt-re at silly strlc show amd tultc-oils ul two tcli-vision shows. u . , , H KW, , , ,. .. lu' fmt ai Sccrct and llns ls Your l,1tc. Alsu lllil lor rccrcution, inunerous parties we-rc cnjoycd during thc course of the ycur. Sincc Y-Tccus ure' always iutcrcstcd in civic illli1lll'S. 'thcsc girls help:-d to scll TB hunglcs, and mudc ai inunetary contrihution to thc Henry Logan Childrcnis Ilonic. This ycar. for the iirst tin-ic incnihcrs ot' thc diilcrvnt Y-Tccns cluhs wcrc privilcgcd to visit Ncw York City during thc lizistcr vacation. Their muin ohjcctivc was to attcnd at conlicrcncc hcld in thc United Nations Building. Thcy also toured thc city, visitcd tho National Y-Teens Hcudquurtcrs, and pairticipzitcd in thc zinnnul Easter Pzlrzide. Prcsidcnt: Shclia Eaton Sccrctairy: .lanct Dawsmi Yicc-Prcsiclent: Janet Xlcflutclu-on Trczisurerz Franiccs Dalnicls Y-Teens 117 l':2lL'll 1-luh pvriocl in llT founcl 11 group of Y-T1'1'11 girls huxzing with the activity which had lll'Cll p1'1'p111'1-cl hy thc co111111itt1'1- rs-spoilsihlv for that p111'ti1-ulzu' lJl'0jll'lllll. Bcsitles holcling W111-kly 111veti11gs. th1- girls l72ll'tlCiPiltl'll ill 1'111'io11s zlctivitivs which C0lltl'llJllt6'il to th1- XVl'll:i1I'l' of tlu- COll1!IE!llIltS'. und in tht- spring joined thv othvr Y-rlq0l'IlS i11 the Unitccl Xutions trip. Pl't'Sllll'lllZ Peggy Ilitc-l1ic Si'CI'K'f2ll'VZ l,Ul'k'llil xVllill'l'Ull Vice'-P1'1'si1l1'11t: nluclxic l,ittl1' Thv Ilt'XYly' 0l'gillllXt'Cl T01111 Agn' lJl'0l7l6INS Cluh provvcl most llt'Ill'liClkll to its lIlt'Il1l3i'l'S who. tlirough lIll:0l'Il1ill group co11x'1'1's11tio11s, l7l'C2lllll' l11'tt1'r 110- 111111i11t01l and more' 11111l1'1'stz1111li11g of 1-111-11 otlivrls prohlcxus. NVc1'klv clist-11ssio11s Pllllllllxll hy thc' l7l'Ug'l'kllI1 co111111itt1'11 wt-re 111151111 upon suggestions inutlc' hy thc- girls alt thc l3CgllllllllQ of thv yn-ar. 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S111- C1111lt1'1'. Palsy Mill1'r, Diaun' K1'1'111-1. How two: XY i l 111 .1 11-.111 l71g1111111, XY:1111l.1 111.111 H.11111.11n.1n, Shviln Vl'i111u1s. P1-ggy l.:1N1'1'111' ll i11l11', loin- ff11ll11-r1n1- Pink- J1111. S l11- i l :1 -l.1111- D1111gl.1x, I111111.1 lc-1111 G1'i1liih. ,Indy K1'll1'y. Row th1'1-1-: flllllfltbllt' llryun. .lutly Sutton, l3111'l1111'11 Al11l111x1111. Kn- r1-11 XYi11ui11x, l'.1t llun- nvr. 1311111 1.11 ll11l11-1', l':1t1'i1-in l.uw, A11111- Xlurrix, XYil1l11 Sprnlg- 111111, N11111-5 Stump, S11111l1'.1 Xl1111lg111111'1'y, 111511 l,1-.1 Xlt-H1-11ly, Sl'1:11'un A111i1'k. Max- i111' hlUIllHO1llt'l'j'. Miss XYl111l11y. Teen Age Problems Club lil Emily Post Club 105 .lt was thc dcsirc of Mrs. Methcnyls girls to rcceivc much instruction as thcy could on how to he well-groomcd and how to attain sclf-composurc. Through direction and clcmonstrations hy authoritics on thesc subjects, the girls lcarncd such phascs of good grooming as how to style their hair and how to carc for their nails and skin. Thcir mcctings Wcrc somctimcs sharcd with other cluhs intcrcstcd in thc same problems. Prcsiclcnt: Cloris llarrison Secrctary-Treasurer: Nancy Coon Program Chairman: Emma Owcns How to do thc right thing at the right time is the prohlcm Emily Post 219. undcr Miss Lzuighlin's dircction, attempted to solve. During thc year they had talks and dcinonstrations hy cxpcrts on such suhjccts as cosmetics, hair styling, stvlcs oi' glasscs. and gift wrapping. As a final project, through which they might put sonic of the-ir instruction into practicc. thcy had a luncheon at one of thc local rcstzuirants. Prcsidcut: Bctty VVillianis Vicc-Prcsidcnt: Bctty Lewis Sccrctarv: Norma VVinans Treasurer: Susic VVilliams Emily Post Club 219 Row om.-: Nanci Sur K i n fl . XYilnuulcnL llyc. WV an n rl ai Loi ll row n , Sum- Ain M1-lv.. Marr-r-ll: l.m-:sc l' r- r r 5' . Eur Tznylor. l'c21!Y Xl'ild- umm. lirmn Un cus. Birlmm I nur c n I z. Arn Morris. Row Iwo: M i I l i 1 Kccualn, Kay llrown. licttx' KU'-t, Xlurslnrvl Snrxcr. Irie Cut-hrain. l7nrisClialll1'cy. C ai r o I y n Srlmulcr. l' In y l l i s lXlCl,Hll1llil. I.illic ,I o h n s t o n. Marilyn lt o lx 1' r t s. lfipim- lic-rry, Carol B 1- r r 3' . Gloris llur- risun. Mary l.ouiw Phillips. Nl r s, Mcth- cm' Row unc: Bully XVil- liauns, Susic Xl'illi.nns. ll .i r lv xi r an Framklin. Snmly llouvcr, lithi- inm- lin-c. jenn-t Tay- lor, Kay Stilgcnlmncr Row two: Taninrn Siu- l'lilll', li l d a llccnx Ruth A u il 1' Smith lin-lyn l.ilu1s-r. Bcity l.:-wis. Xnrnin .l, lYin- zlns. llzllui Su's'sr'y. Row th r c c 1 Mis: Laughlin, judilh Bclt .lanis liogm-rs, l' an t s 5 VVinuns. M ax rl cnt S p u r 2 4' o ll. Yix ian' ffluttcr. Gloria: llcrl- iugvr, Nornm Cox. Ro- lmcrta Urillilli. li u t li Cnplingcr, L o r n i nm Churcli, lic-tty M u r- phy. Shirlcy G o o cl- niilht. Rnu unc: Xl ii ry 'I'I1uln.is. Ifvrni- NYi'ii.EIlI. Yiulvt Sznns. llncliih 'I' ll 4' I I, Iiinchi Ihlilvy. Nzunni Shnltv. Iinth I ori'. Row two: Sum- IIi'tI- ni'I'. fIIil'isls'm'n IInnl. Carolyn jniws. Camil- vu Ilickniain. 'I'In'i'i-su Lihhs. NIIIIIILIXIIK' Ninn'- Iln. Xnrnm buh-s. Row lIlrt't': hiilfj Siu' Xlzirluw, linvilh' Yan'- nn-i'. SIu'Ih:i Mntlwny. Miss l't-ttiuri-w. Hairy Gritiin, Nancy Kfruuks, lI.n'lmr:i Di-uns, .Xml- rvy joy. How nnv: I7 ii I I i- t .i IInnIIiins. ,I li ii n i I .I Iindkins. Iuiiith .-Xnn Inrncr. C. h ii i' I n t t m- Clnirch. Iiinthi XVQ-Ils. Ifaiy Hihhs. Put .-XIIvn. ll u w tw 0: lkilriciiu I'IiiIIips. Ii.lrs'n IIQIXN. Irvlw XYrig1Ilt, Ihwvrly 'I' h i 1' in ii i n I vi-Ivn Sinus, Row thru-: XY i I il in It in xx 1- h. Iinrtlm Iinr- rows. Canwrlyli Mvrc- i-i'. Zvhhi Ihigils. Han'- Iuxrai Sanus. ,Iznn-l Kin- n 1- X. I'fnIaih Ivnkins. .Iznwt Yiilun-lil. CanfnI NY i I I i tl in s. 'I'Iirl'i-s.: y I 'I'nL-In-r. Iaitrim-in Iigv grill, Mrs. Gninn. Stitch and Chatter Club 311 Eau-I1 chili period, inidvi' thc guichuicc- of Miss Pcfttigrvw, 21 sn1aII group of gii'Is Worked on Ull1I7I'0ILI0l'GCI, knittvci. or cl'0cIi2tc'cI zu'ticI0s. During, tht- yvui' many zittrzictivt- and usvtuI ohjvcts Wert- manic. soinv of which wow cIispIz1u-cI Izitci' in tho sliowcasv. Tlirongii this chlh thci girls not oniy szitisfivd their th-sirv to crm-utv smm'tIiing plvusing to thc' eyv, I71ltt1ISO spent an cnjoyulmlc Ilmn' with thvir Irivncis. Ilrcsicicntz Slwihu Nlutlivm' Ii'nIiiIIing thvii' club nzunv-to stitch and c'Iu1ttc'i'-tI'1t'sv giris, surprisingiy, cIicI little L-Iiattvring and much stitching. Thcir work inc-IncIvcI C'lI1IlI'0ICIl'l'IllQ such m'tiCIc's as piliowcasvs. scurfs. and pot hoIcIers, and crocIit-ting cIoiIit-s, TIN-ir main ohjvct was to Ie-urn as many cliftviviit kinds of Iizmclwork as possihhi so that thvy might nizikc nsc of thvm hit:-r. I Pi'c'sich-nt: Linchi XVc'IIs Sc-crvtary-'lim-msnirc-r: nliuinitii I'IncII4ins Stitch and Chatter Club 134 Fclncyvvork Club This group of girls. under the sponsorship of Miss Farnsworth, did indeed do fancy work. They spent Thursday cluh period busily engaged in some form of handiwork. usually einhroidery. Their pieces included pillow-cases. bihs, and dresser scarls. Among their work was some Swedish Weaving, a kind of decora- tiye stitch which has recently heen revived. President: Mary Sue Davis Secretary: Donna Patterson The girls in the litiquette Cluh hoped to train themselves always to he eonsiderate of other peoples feelings. Besides panel discussions through which they considered the problems of dating, personal appearance, and all-round good inanners, they also had guest speakers who advised them on these topics. A suggestion hox was put up for the use of those who had personal questions on which they wanted to he enlightened, President: Patricia Clegg Scrcretary-Treasllrer: jo Anne Pxader Etiquette Club Row one: Diane Priedlannls Linda Francis. Ruth Ai ML-Cutchen, Belly Thorn: Donna Patterson. Row two: Mary NYilso1 Beverly Lynn, Anna M: Defloines, Kathryn Mel Sharon Kali. ltuth Ann l, Fexar. Marie Brooks. Row three: Marlene Salle Barbara Still, Ilelen llolhe: Belly Melrose, llorlhy M hoan. Miss Farnsworth. lil wanna Hannner. Suzani Dotson. Linda Mc-Cregn Mary Burrows. Putty llaugl Dorthy Myers, Mary Si Daxis. Row one: Linda ll ose VVanda llall, lieth llxnnp' ries, Patricia Clegg, XYiln Tihhs. Clarice Stahl. Le wana llaney. Dorothy l.ul Mary Layinan. How two: Sue Rawson. P XYllllkllll5. Pat McAtce. Judi Barnett, IQ':llllllll'llt' K i e ll 1' Myra Fresliwater, Mary Cai Doro th y Lockhart. Mi Cline. Row three: Mary Tallhann Carolyn Rohinson. lirlna M Clung, Martha C raw l ej Carolyn Heed, Linda All man. Mary Nicola. Row four: Y i y i a n lrei Myers. Lorraine Irene Km-ste son, ,Indy Layne, .Io Ain lt a cl e r , Pearl ltutlierlior Elaine fl r i in ni . Judi' Fought, Row one: Judy llillle. Pr-ggi Arinel. Sandra Miller. ,Indy Rae Uhl. Carole ll 0 s s . Patricia Lon Stout, Patricia Ann Spriggs. Row two: llalel Clegg, jane! Uhl, Mary Nloats. ,Indy llnll. Glenna l.m-mley. Betty Lou Vlfyant, Mary Lou Vaughan, Sharon ltoherls, Viola Batten. Helen jones. Row three: Miss Myers. Larry Bond. Clurek Harry. Bolu Ross. Keith Boston. llill Xliils- lnan, Richard Spindle, jerry Miles, lloward Davis, john Mefiloy, lioh Nichols, Carl Barr, Dill W'hite. Bill Coe. Boh Moher. Iinod Sanus. Miss XVeir. Row one: Lyndia Pyles. Christine Petty. Karen Cryi- Zer, Indy Eileen llntcller. Sandy liayne, Pat Mnneey. Row two: Mary Douglas. Glenda lrent. Linda jenkins. Sharlene Allen, Alndy Shep- pard. JoAnn XYooddell, joan Parsons. Row three: Carolyn Calhoun, Linda l.uDm-aux. Sherry Bell. Miss Davis, llc-tty lllouiuer. Vietoria liurd. Knitting, and Freshman Book Clubs Owing to the siuallness of these two cluhs, they had their pictures taken together. Though there would seein to he little similarity hetween th:-ui. they have basically the same purpose: to provide au hour ol' enjoyment with friends, and to discover new horizons in their particular interests. Book Cluh-President: Carol Ross Vic:--President: Keith Boston Secretary: john BlcCloy Knitting Cluh-President: Indy Billie Secretary: Patricia Ann Spriggs Selling', books to their fellow club members occupied the greater part ol' each Club period. Meeting every Thursday, thev alternately read and reviewed hooks. Choosing their own books and stating their preferences euahled each one to read what suited her hest. The members profited through their reading ex- periences and helped further the interests of others. President: Patricia Muucey SPCN'lCt1l'j'-Tl'i'21Slll'l'I'Z Nlarv Alice Douglas Girls' Book Club 303 Junior-Senior Boys' Book Club llnw onv: Dnvc- l' h i l l i ll s : an , .amp - . n..1.1w vu, Xllillnrcl illlgiltk ll: n Yi tim lim C' lu II ll V ou Don lwu: ,.r. l . llxwtlnuui. luckx. lx n Sw:-ln-r. Bill ' . : llm-nmlrickx. lluxxlmn Din Dim-lx Stun-lu'r. ,ll'l'lj' Alla-n Sh'1'lu'ns. ,lilulx llurl. Row unc: Miki- Nornmu. lil- lix llnll.uul. ljllXY1llllt' Brook' on-r. Row Iwo: Carolyn Curpn-ntcr. Sue- 'I'rcmlrly, Virgin- Nlnwiv. All Sims. Crnriv Row l.luLl lwrv illosil im- Nl:-ffluuq, jus:-pllilu' Collins. tln'l'v: jiuly flill'1Jt'llll'l' an Slllllllilll. Mr. Grunt. CoHHH. lmh' RMWL lvl- louis. llmwn togvtlu-r hy il llllllllill intcrvst in good hooks uncl il common goal-to hl'ozulc'n thcir linowlcclgm' of lit01'z1t1l1'c--tliesc junior uncl sc-niol' boys rc-acl, among oth:-r c-xc-vllcnt hooks, thc- hc-st sollvrs of thc month. At thv c-ncl ol' the month auch onc' cliscussvcl informally the hooks hc' haul Titllil. tlwlvlbx' giving the othvrs the hcnvlit of his ohsm'x'a1tions. l'resiclc'nt: Ecl Nultvr Sl'C1'0till'f'-Tl'l'ilSllI'4'l'1 Al0l'l'X' Stvpln-ns Study to shew thyself 21Pp1'0X'Cll unto Cod. u workmaun that nvcclctli not to lx' usluum-cl, rightly dividing the Word of truth, might wvll hc- the motto ol' tho lfrvslnnzni Bible Club. Tlll'0Ufl,'l'l open discussions, question anal amswcr svs- sions, and lecturvs by outside visitors, they lcwtrned in an zitinosplivrv ol' Cliristiun fvllowship about thosv things in which they am' most inte1'cstc'cl. Presirlcnt: Cmciv Collins Sl'Cl'9lflll'f'-TI'P2lSlll'l'l'Z Dun Czu'pc'ntc'i' Freshman Bible Club 126 mg numx' alillvn-lit tvpvs of lmrmlxs. lion-uiisv tlwx' we-rv l'lWlllll'L'll tu rc-acl SlXli'i'lI lm lil XX4 lll lm- Sophomore Boys' Book Club .Xny vluli pvriml you woulcl ll2lYl' lillllllll xll'S.XYUli'lllSllOX'S1'llQI'llSSl'll ill rvzul- oks, tlivv kvpt il mitc-lmook ccmtuiniiigu l7l'll'lil'llYl1lXV0lii'1lCll mu: Sinn' l'lll'll lmy cl to 11-Yic'xv orullx' two books amcl pivpuu- om- writtcll 1'c'x'ivw. smnv club pcwimirls -rc nl:-witccl to this au-tivitv. sich-nl: .lim Roms X'lL'U-lJl'l'SlCll'IlfZ llolwrt NVii1l1'1's lion u u 0: Ii.-lull Ill.-I . llfinnl Ixriillul. l..uiy Sl.ilf mxlur. ihuy llmnui. Huw Iwo: Iilugiiiir' Ili ll' inulnn, llmli Xliin mx, Hill Smllll. l lm Kvliu. lluli ll ,n x 1- N, 'll-41415 XXX-.n4-1. B1 I l llailtml. .lsunm-S Hu' lilv, Klux, XY:-lvll. Run mir: l..n'ry Xlmlxln- nvy. llnln-rl lillmlvs, Iiill Nllvlulr, Row lun: ll:-lly Illulnumlx, llvlmix lf.u1u'nlrl', Slml- mi ffnu .x1l. ,lun ll.lIlu'y, Phyllis Vlimu. Ninn Draiin, Nuiiry lllllu-r. Row Hlrvv: Xlquy Xlmiy, lmlrlli liulny. ffgnml Xlr- illminw. Xl I 5, llxrmmg- XY llum. Kulllii' Vlbsl, livlly lfmlflili. Alain:-I llullywm. Tlu- purposv of this lllllllilllllfllllllliltltlllill club was to give its mcmbvrs mpvri- vi- tlmt would ln- usa-ful to tlll'lll in tlwir imlivicllull youth il-lluwsllips. Pauupli- lcts and lmukli-is wvrc' p1'oviclc'cl for l'l'l:t'l'0llL't' lll21l1'l'llll for tliv Wvvlily lmwitings mal cmllcl liz- L'lll'Clil'll out lm' use in ylllllll groups. Tlwsv rcligious zlctivitivs airm- lllllllllllllll' in tlu' spiritual lilv of tliv stuclvnts. l'i'c'sic'lv1li: Sliamm lllllilv Sm-rc't11i'v-Timlslm-r: .luclitli llulvy Bible Club 318 Entre Nous Book Club Row 11111-2 c:1'Ul'l1llIllll1l llrnrlfic-l1l. lilla May Riclrllv, 4li'2l'Il Cnlbr, 1:11101 Snyrr-1, Sandy Jvnkins, A1111 ll11l11'1'ts, Ni111 lair 111 Row kwu: D11r11tl1y liplz-r. N1lllC'j' llnlwr, A111111 Stout. Klilflllil 'l'1'1-:11l1w-ll, B1-isy Hmm-, Sl111r1111 Hill, Phyllis XX'iln111 1 111 S nmus 11 vr. ,lilnvl llusu, Row thrcc-: llrn-111l11 NlL'Kllll!l'll, K1lI't'll 'l'l11111111ss1111, .Indy Stcpln-11s, june T1-Qlrick, llyllllzl B1-Ill, F11-cky B11-k11'i 1 111 111 Cl11rl11t1 Crun Nancy Il11in1w, l'l11'llis Noln-. Sllllillll NIL-l'1-1-k. Frniwefs Blair. Sa1111lr11 Str-l1l1i11s. Miss Lewis. Mocti11g evvry otlwr Week on Wodncsclay vvoning, the girls of Entre Nous, un lionorury' lmook clnlv. vnjoy c-ating. 115 well as discussing books. To fulfill part of their plvdgv: to gain for tl1o111s1-lvvs 1-11jo1'111c11t, k110Wl1-clge, and culture tl1rongl1 their 1'1111cling uncl creutv 21 gl'L'2ltGl' love of books among tl11'ir fric-11cls, tliv girls. during Book Week, Went in pairs to give reviews i11 all English classes. NVL-cks bc- forv tlw rvvivws wvrc to be given. llwy consulted the tcacllcr they worn to visit so that tlwy conlcl re-via-w the type of books sl1e might Pl'9l'll'l'. Fnrtlwi' to fulfill their plvclgv, the-y give' brief rc-vi:-ws for tlu- benefit of their follow club nicrnlmvrs so that each girl iniglit lwcoinz- 21CKlllllll'lf6'Cl with more books than slw conlcl possi- l1ly rvzul lll'l'S0lf. To lx' 1-ligil1lc for lIlGllllN'I'Slll17 ll girl must lmvc nn interest i11 reaclillg anal must l1c l'L'C0ll'llllCllClCCl l1y l1cr English teacher. :Xftcr lmecoining il n1en1l1cr. sln- ninst nttcncl tl1v meetings and re-acl sixteen books during tlw YGQII'-Plgllf fiction and 11igl1t nonfiction. l'1'csi1l1-11t: lFI'llllCl'S Blair Vicc'-P1'0siclv11t: 'Lyncln Bolt! SL'Cl'l'lill'yl Sz111clra1 St0l1l1ins 'l'1'e11s11rc1': .l2lIlt't Silyllx Lll7l'1lI'l2lllZ Betsy Rowm- I28 l luuu. lim 'l'uuujvli. llog- l Row lllrvvz Dam 'lk-mmnt. llzlmly Cuiu. llmmlml llvn- Llrix lu. l' Sophomore Chemistry Club Nl. -y. llow two: Xl:u'sl1ull. Ou rl lllll'SCl1lf'S ll group of scivutificzllly iucliuccl stuclcuts coulcl lw founcl in 313. wlwn- Nlr. l ultiucc-r explains-nl the principles of cllenmistry to ll:-lp prvpam- tllvm for tlu- study' of l'lll'llllSll'l' in llll'lI' junior or senior ya-ur. Tlwy pa-rl-ormc-cl individual cxpcrimcnts lwforv the rvst of thc club, worked forlmllus and prolulx-ms ou tlw luoaxrcl, uucl cliscussc-cl l'K'l'Ulll' Cll'VGl0l7ll1tJlllS in clwmistry. l,l'0Slill'llfI lluu ll'luu'tou Vice-Pwsiflmut: Stem' Nlc-lVl1ortvr llolul. Miln- aux Kim-llvr. llo lluu nur: Vlmllm ,XmlI'1- son, fllulrlm l'-l5ll4'I', jzum-A Ima-llluxlrl. ill- muv llillll- l'l'1-ll Xl, llvanl- ll.u1 ly. l,1'onurcl lloslvm. Nl'l1.lrlnn, Yorunl In-.un ll4-miuu.n3. Xl .u r x llm-nl. I....l ln,-, ls.-lux rx.-nf.. Sh-vv lX'lL-X'Vl1o1'l1-Y. U :1 1' V Klu1milu1lx:un. Row llxrvv: IJ lfulli- 91111 m1l.lllll luylor. .c liulclu-r. 121-uv Xlzwlu-5, I1 :rx Xlnfox' 'IR :rx Nlkw- ln-3. ll.nul fforvy. lhxul l., Kirlxl. ,l.u1u-N Cf, Xlunrlu- Im-yrr. Evolt N. llovu-rf, l,l1:u'l4-x l'lo1'mu'4'. ll 1 4 ln urcl M u r 5 ll .l l l, ,l:um-N lillmlt Nl.11lx. Cflmrle-N flu College Club 'l'lw purpose of thx- Collc-5.50 Clulm is to uid its lm-mln-rs iu tlw Sl'lCL'llUll ol 1 school that will fill tllCll' iuclivicluul uc-cds. rlillfllllgll ll study' of collvgv lmullc-tms amcl films. tlwy' galtlmvlwcl information coucz-ruiug tlu- curriculum auncl 1-xpm' tuition, room, mul lmourcl-ol CllllCl'L'Ilt colleges. l'Vitll this valluallmlc' llll1Ul'lIlllllOll 1lVLIllill7lC.llll'y were bottom- quulificcl to choose wisvly llw rigllt college llS4'f l'1'esiclvut: llu11clyCai11 View-l'1'vsiclc'1nt: Saulclm Smith SL'Cl'l't2ll'l'I Xlvlauiv Amos 'l'l'c'a1slll'c'1': Sllill'l'Ull Sl2lllll'X llnw onv: llurlmm Somvr- xillv. Sllurou Sluulm-X. Sam- nll'.l Smith. Y.lm'y Youul. Xlvlaulu' Xnmx. Sun- lfrul- lluw lwo: Mn. llollwrl. Dick lluwh, Sum Lum- vr ,Imu-5. lflfl Junior Academy of Science Hou unc: lioln-rl l'vm'l1.in- .in, Ihniulm Ilupp, l'hil l ollrill. Now Iwo: Bohhii- liroxxn. 'I' if in Bcrry. S I 1- 11 h I' n Illlvlilorml. ,launiw Sh-pliviis. IDM nl Cfri-ss. fl Ii n rl r s Ili:-lilv. Hola Ui-orxjv. llili XYilliaunf:. Our junior Aczulcrriy oi' Sc-imiu' is au: iiHilia1tc of thi- state Acaiclviiiy, whose purposi- is to cwzite intc-rust in ull Iypcs ol' science, with thc- hope Ilizil sonic of thc nu-nilwrs may later inakc scicncc ii L-alive-1'. During clulm nic-citings ali-nionstmtions :incl Izilks were given hy nimnlwrs zlncl, occzisioiinlly, hy sp:-cizllists. 'l'lu'y vzuiccl Iroin fll'llIOIISlf1'Z1il0IIS of thc polziroicl c-uiiiviu to discussions oi' vlcclronics und acro- clynzunics. l'ra1siilc'nt: Stew- Pitchforcl Sc'c1'c'tz1:'y: llohhii- Brown Prograun cllI2lll'lIIllIIZ Dull- llilliunis Senior Future Nurses' Club This cluh. through instruction givcn hy Xlrs. Cllmrlus lfricclinun. ll.X.. offcrccl girls intvrcstc'cl in hccoining nurses. or pursuing other Iwultli cours:-s, an oppor- tnnitx' to unclcrstzuicl hvtt:-r tlwir Iuturv training. Through il svrivs ol c-lussvs hvlcl it thi- St. losvplrs llospitul can-li we-4-lx. the-sc girls in-iv instrnc-tc-cl in thc li:-clsiclv cure ol' Iliii sick anal other nursing urts. Prvsimlm-nl: Carol Cottrill Ss'c1'etui'x'-'l'ri-zisllrvr: l3z1rlmz1l'4i clI'1,lXVi0I'll lilll R o w o n vi NIqnrg,um-ril l :irr. xl2IYIIl0 Sonn'rx'ill1 llnlry Sonu'l'x'ills'. ,llulil XYrisIon. Carolyn Slillvli lmnwr, YI ax n i L' l' Vzxugli lm-A XY:ilIon, TXlaur31y lrn-xx is, Il u r lx u 1' ai Crnwlori Slim-lx':l Nic-hols. Row Iwo: VVilnm Cul: f'l1:IrloIli' Sinilh. Norm llnwson. Nancy -lIIlIlISiUI fiurol llullivlcl, Do li n Collrill. Sharron l.uL'us. Row llwvv: Ilntli Byri Ilosmnaxry VV I I 0. Curr flollrill, lX1:lry Uzxlvs, Can lxn XX lllsm r llitlili Xloorr-, ffl.imli-Itv Suu il:-n. Xlis, XI.xIlu-ny. .Knn Klliiiisolu. Xlary .l.un- l,m-1 Xl,moL.i Collins. 5 u s rl Slnylon. Sm' Bush. .Lum lluwir. llnlh Hurroxxs. lin li.u.i Wilson. MII-Ii' limi Astronomy Club Tlirougli How om-: Sli-vo N 1- i l y. ,lilll fiil-son. llrllu' Hlil- son. lhxul Xlfilh-rs. Cmn- clm-iu l'.lI'lsll, 'lk-ily limo. Row Iwo: ffnllm-ii Slilloii. llill Clow-r, llzuiy Union. Dlx-k Dils. lhrly lfixlluii. Nlr. lliiljliimii. How thru-: NYiIliinn Dix- on. llanlcl llm-km-nln-ily. l..irry Xhllnnin-l, Nxlllllvll Xl 1- ali 1-. Doimlrl flupoii- cl.mno. Ilim-I Ili-ml. tliis clulfs uc-tivitim-s iiintli Qmclc- lmovs iiitcn-sta-cl in thi- stuclv of 1lStI'UIlUlllXlllLlll tlu- opportunity to gain morn- lillUVKll?Llgl' in that palrticulzii' lic-lcl. Nlovin- sliclc-s ol' tlic solar Syst:-in wa-rc sliowii, and ll variety of projc-cts lu-pl thr- liovs iiitm-iw-sts-cl iii tlil-il' cluli progruin. Tha- most umliitious zuicl exciting activity oliull was tlic- building ol' ll ic-lc-sc-opc-. for wliicli tlic-y x-vc-n ground tlif- lm-ns:-s. lDI'0Slill'lltI Bill Dixon Sc-cl'c-tally: tloliii Fulton Junior Future Nurses' Club Instruction gin-ii lay Mrs. li. T. Coll, ll. X.. constitutc-cl tlio uiujor part ol tlu- prograin, lint at timc-s Otlllxl' spm-ake-i's also lic-lpn-cl to uclcl to tlic- wx-ultli ol llll.0l'll'lll- tion tlu-sc girls Olltilllllll from profc-ssioiml pc-opln-. Om- ol' tlir-ir projm-c-ts was lo make- favors mul miiiizituro llowcr gui-dr-mis to lx- pi-osx-inte-cl at 'l'liamlQsgiviiig :mil Cllristiiius to tlic putia-nts at tln- loc-all liospitnls. P1'0siclc-nt: lc-zuiBzulma1n SUCl'l'l1ll'V-rlll'l'llSlll'Cl'I Suiiclm Paxton uw onv: liairolyii lillsll. lxlim- S li 1- ai I' N. llonlm i-vm, Saiiulp Di-viii, Allu- limon. Pail XYi .' . Kxllllryii uliux Slonl llrluvorlll. l' .nl ffriln-s llxon Nl L' K i l lo li. Katy ullim-lil, o w Iwo: G.u'm-lt l'llil- vs. No :ivy llnrm-s, liar- N, 'I 1 'miami-, m- Slxl-A-li lrllii l -llv Coiiiiiiigliann. B4-lly - Anton. 1-ll. S.iuslx.u I' unlim- K1-llvy, sxlHlI'1'f 4-lv. G al i l lllvokou-r lson. ns l.m-nw. ,lalinuv llailmm nvl B IISUII, roxxil. Xiun-3' :Xt- .li-ain ll ii ii ni .1 ii. ls. I .xy lfil Future Farmers of America ., J! YQ Row one: Duane llofnlann. David Bonner. ,lim Deeter, David liobinson, XV-sley Bnrgeloh, Paul Taylor, Cirl lltndrrsio Nlirxin i mr Nogu linoell, Don Mailleny. Row two: Larry 'l'ownsend, linrl Uit, .Ierry lCdman, Larry Marquis, Marlin Dennis, liussell Nr-il', Denver lou n lo 1 n llux Andy 'l4l'l Illllly, Bill Cochran. Row three: Mr. Crow, Lloyd xvllliilllh. Larry Mitchell, Lester Newberry, Lawrence Suck. Paul XYiual, Earl Drgmtt irn il Xm Paul Nlorehead, john Bargeloli, james Leach. XX'illiain Barnes. Row lour: Bob lluchanon, Richard Townsend, Chester Correll, Hartman Schmidt, Bob Ferrell, Kim Kumi nn lnlllps nul XX llalph VVesti'all. Row five: Forrest Yirden, Marvin lilliott, Tom NYharton. Lee Blair, Carl Hoot. Edwin lieha, Larry Duncan, lor Ru. or in in ina Noun n Lille. Carl lfllioti., Howard l.ittle. Parliamentary procedure is used with prowess from the opening ceremony to the close of the meetings of the Blennerhassett Chapter of the Future Farmers of America. Each year the chapter competes for state awards. They are judged by how Well they attain the various goals in the year's program of activities. For raising funds this year, the boys sold Christmas cards and subscriptions to a farm maga- zine. They also sponsored the annual Talent Show and sold fire extinguishers as part of a safety program. At a parent and sou banquet the boys informed their parents of their work. A vocational agriculture student is initiated into the organization as a green hand in his first year of study. at which time he is required to have at least one home project. His second year he becomes a Chapter Farmer. Then, by achieve- ment. he may advance to State Farmer and American Farmer. F. F. A. helps its members to practice brotherhood, to honor rural opportuni- ties and responsibilities, to develop leadership qualities, to supervise farm pro- grams, to take an active part in farm bureaus, to further the development of better farming methods, and to encourage the use of more farm machinery. President: Lawrence Suck Vice-President: Martin VVilliams Secretary: David Phillips Treasurer: Lester Newberry Reporter: Darrell Gates Sentinel: Earl Daggett I 32 W Il11 1'l1. l7:1x'1' C1111ll1'1'. li11l1 XI1-ll1'i1l1', A l 11 ll Rh-111. Nl1.ll'1111 Sh-x1 Aff. ll1'- l Sl1'11l11'11x. l' .1 I j11x'1-1-. Sl1i1'l1'x' Yil11'1'11l. Kur- 1-11 'lll111111:1xx1111. B11 1'- l1.11'.1 ll111l1l.1. l11'.111111-1 Xlilll l'Ill1'11 l7111x'x1111. l'Iliz11l11-ll1 llmull. .l111lx X'l'is1'. Miss ll1'l111i1'l1. Il11x1' ll11'1'1': 'l'11111 l'l1'1'. l KZ11111- Slllllll. S.1111lr11 ll11l1ll1-. .X1111 ll11l11-1ts. I11x'c1' ll11x1'1'. Xlx111.1 N1111l1-1'. ,I111111 f.11I1'1', I:1111- N111'111z111. l7111'11- thx' l'.11l111', Nl:1ry llxiwh. Boys and Girls State Lust spring tlmirtxf-two lxoxfs and girls w1'1'11 1-l111s1-11 to 1'1'111'1's1'11t 11111' high sn-h1111l at Nl111111tai11111?1' Boys Statc a1111l Rl111cl111l1'111l1'1111 Girls Stahl. lll'lllQ citim-11s of this 'istz1t1'. tllex' learnccl how the 1liffe1'1111t pliusrs of 11111' state g11x'111'111111-111 1111- 11p111'11t1'1l, 111111 a11't11a1lly swxfvcl in the CklPilCltlQS of state llllll 1-111111tx' olliciuls. living 1'l1-ct1'1l to these oihcifs hy 11 Nlglllill' L'll'Ctl0ll, 111' lwing z1pp11i11t1'1l l1v 1'l111-l'1'1l ollici- ails. l11'lp1'1l tl111111 Tllllllll' thc- vast 1esp1111sil1iliti1-s of 11111' g11x'1-1111111-11t. ll11x1' 11111-: ff 11 1' 11 l x 11 5111 it ll, vl1'z111 if11l1'1'. l'lll11 NL11' lli1l1ll1'. 5.111- 1l1:1 M1-l'1-1'l4. A1111 l'11l1111'1'. llillll' N111'111:111. l.1111l:1 D11 x' 1 S. lxlalry S1'r11s. l.i111l:1 l'.ll'll1lll1l, .l.111ix H111 1. .-X11111'lt11 XX1lli11111x, C.11'11lx11 S111111111'1w, l 1'z1l11'1's lll11i1'. 11111-111 C11ll1'ill. Ninn Y1'111'1'1L11, Sa1111l1'11 Sl1'l1l1i11s. H11 xx tw 11: ll 1121- 1' l'l.1111-l111. D11-l1 K1x1'1'. l'lllj1l'Ill' ll2lMlll'. llz111l ll11l1l1lz1-ll, l711x'i1l XX'l1it1', lfliilllli Al1-xa111- 1l1'r. llill l'4i1'l1lS, lli1'l1- .11'1l Kf.1l1-111l1111'. ll 11 X- 11-ll Xl11xx111'y. ,I11l111 lll1'l11'l. ll 1 ll lJ1'1'111. lliclx Y11111115, ll11l1 ll 0 x1 1111 1': Cf.11'11lx11 Xlill1-1. D 1.11111 XY111- l11-l1l, Xl.11'1lx11 Xl1ll1-1'. ,X11111- Xx'l11l1'. Nlllil Y1-1111-1411. B11-Isx' ll 1- l l. X'1'111'l ,l-1111- 5111111111'1's. l11-1'1'.1 lN1'1'x1'1. li 11 xv I xx'11: l'1111l1111- Ill:111. rxllll ,-X1l.1111x. 'l'11 lk'lll'll 1111111' a1l11111t tl11-i1'cl111s1-11 p1'11l1'ssi1111 is thc- illlll 11lth1' F11t111'1' 'lwl'ilL'lll'l'S 11l' AIllC1'lC11. lxlcctiug twice il llllllltll, thc' first and third lXlo111l11ys, thc-xf 1l11x'11t1'1l lllllCll ti1111- to i11c1'1'z1si11g their li1111Wl111lg1' of the x'111'i1'1l fivlcls ol' the tczwliiirg pm- l'1-ssi1111. The-1' sent 1'e'p1'11s1-11t11tix'1's to thc lllglflllill imcl statv F. T. ,-X. c1111l-1-1'1-1111-s. thc luttm- l11'i11g lu-ld at 1111-l1s1111's Mill. 'l'l11'i1' Qhivf sm-iul cx'1'11t was tlw llllllllkll spri11g,' lD2lllqlll'l. l'r1-siclc-11tz P11tl11x1-1- x'lCL'-lJl'CSlClClll2 C1-1111 Smith S11-1'1'tz11'x'-'ll1'1'z1s111'1'1': Sa1111l1'z1 lli1l1ll1- Future Teachers of America Iii-l Movie TII1- lltl'Illl7Cl'S of this L-luh Ic'zu'n to opc-ra1t1' thc- Illillly proivctors th1- school usa-s. Llllllill' thc- snpc-rvision of Mr. Builvy. th1- hovs givc- ClilI1ilUllStl'lllIOIIS. ltilCll m1'mh1-r pvriioriiiing th1- ClIIIfl'l'l'llt stops usccl in projecting ll picturc-. lfroni this group. tlu- Iilltllll' 1novi1- op1-rotors for th1' school arc- S1-l1'1-t1-cl. th1- instruction 211-- quirc-cl h1-r1- In-ing l'Cl1llll'l'Ll of those- who want to scrvm- us op:-rntors. cillillflllillll Bill Fitchvr It It 51' ll juniors and sc-niors who clo thc nniny jolms that instrut-tors do not ll1lYl' llllll' for nrt- IIlilISlX'llS2ll7l9 Il1l'llllX'l'S of the pliysic-ul 1-clucution systc-in. Such clutic-s as i'lll'Cliillg thc roll und sliowc-r lists, issuing 1-quipmcnt. and oIIi1-iating at ganna-s rc-- quirc- hors with 21 sc-nsc' ol' rt-sponsihility. nncl lc-adn-1'sliip quzilitivs. Sonic' ol' fllttlh h1-Com1- skilh-cl c-nough to hc- usvcl as oi'li1-inls in intc-rscholustic ganna-s. Boys' Physical Education Operators lion on 1': C 1- o I' tl 1- llixlilius. K 1- n u 1' l I1 Kniuht, ,I o h n D51-, I'i1l1ln- Il41r1l1-sly 121-oluv Y:-.u!nr. I,urry l'i1-lu-ns. V1'rnon Mills. Klnry Sinuns. It o w iw or ll. ltns- s 4- l I l.l'llSHl'l'. llulvlr Ilfillltll. llnrold Roh- inson. l'll1ll'l'hUlI Mor- ris, XYiIli2un I-'ilt-ll1'l'. Hou:-r llnll, l'uul Kul- lisou. llill C i I I' 1- in john Sulow, Ilogvl' Iixlim-, I'i1lwnr1l l'I1-k- 1-r. How thrvvr Mr. ll.1i- l1'y, -l.un1-s llnnsluot- toni. U1-ruur1l Nlcliin- 1111. I.:1rry X1-wlun. lJ.11i1I l.illI1-, I'i:lrn1wI lllos-1-r. Ilolv1-rt Arm- stlonu. Cflnuh-N Chn- p1nl1-r. l'il'l'll Lynn. lJon.1l1I llurpvr, ,Im- Vh'IllliUllSUll, Hit-luu'1I D1-uison, IJUII IIoIi-- nnunl. lliC'iIill'll Sny- lll'I', Row olw: II o w 11 r1l Kl'II1'l'. ,lolnl ll. VV1-hh, ,I.un1-s Xloorc-, -l:un1-s Criss. Ilurl I.iI1-, Ilow- I1- Null. II1-Yann XYil- 1nx. Row two: Holi Con- 1lx, ,I1-rrp Illlrlclnnl. C21 n1- ll.uns1-5. XI i lx 1- I1o1-I1h.1lt, I'i1l Iizuuwy. I'.lt fin-1'l. Dun Yun- llunp. Ill1h.rr1l lint,- 1-rls. Row lIlfl'l'Z It o lv 1- r I I'1isIl1-xX.ul1-, I'I.u'l Cui- ry. Don ll lllll l'I1'liv Txlilu- lloplcius. ll1'illl N11-Katy. llill M1-Curb n1-y. Toni IDL-Qlnnsiv. I'. IilIlNl1'S. ,lov Croni- houw. K1'iIh Illonnis. Xorrnzru H Ill i l ll, jim 'I'lnn'n. ,I1-rry Itohin- sou. lJi1-k Dila. I.nrry XYnlsol1, Hr. CI:u'l1. Xlr. I'1-rrv. Assistants lI33 Main Office Assistants Row ulw: ilxlllllll ll.ll- ris, Kvllllvlll llllslllll. .lilll lllllu-1' l 3, .Iilll 'I'llllalla-lt. Aloll llall-lxsllll, Clolxlllll fllllllly. How Iwo: l,ill4l:l lilvlllllli. lllllx i'lll'l- , . llll, Xl.llx l,l1 i..llxll. Xllll- XX.lllll's. lllllllm lflllx. Xlls. Xlllmllll Row tll r 1' 1-: N.llllll.l Nlvllllllls. Xllllllll.l -lrlllllslllll, l.llll lH.lx- ls, CI.ll'lllx ll Ullllll. Xllll.l X ml .l lll s, l.llll- Xollllalll, l'llxllls Xo- llm'. Xl.ll:.lll-I Ill-l-ll. :Xllll Slvllllvlls, 5ll.ll- llll .lXlllll-rsllll, Xl .l l' X Xllll 'l'llvl. lJill'l'xCl'Sl7lll'Q lllqll School. lust itll? ll1OlI1t'lll plvllsca might lw llQ'llI'll llIlX lllllll' ol' tllc school clan' ill tllix lllllill olliwn Bvsiclvs opm-lxltillg tlll' SXX'll1'lllJO1ll'Cl. llll' llSSlSlklIIlSl'llllUI'l'illlClS.illClX'lSltUl'SX0lllK'SCllUOl.1llplI11lJl'llZl'2lIlCl l1ll'C'Lll'llS.2UlCl pm'- lUl'lll otllvl' lI1lllOl'Q'l1'l'K'2ll Cllltl1'S. XXlll'lxlllQ,21S il lllallll 0llIl'Ci1VNlSllllIl prox iclvs lJI'1lQ'- liczll C'Xpl'I'lCllL'K' llllll IlllllIX' good flIlll'S. ljL'13l'lIll2lllllllX' klllll ll l3ll'ilS11Ill lJCl'SUIl1llllX 1ll'4' illlpoltzlllt traits llll llssistalllt llIllSt possess. Know Your Stclte Club l.l'lll'llillg tllc- c-olllltivs ill llll' Ol'Cli'l' ol lllmlil' loc-altioll VVQIS first oll tllv lllgvllclll rlllll'lI, i'2ll'll llH'll'llJixl' QZIVQ' il l'c'llol't colllzlillillg statistics alllcl UlllC1' illlorllllllloll pm'- lillllllIQlNlll1' history ol lllrlll- l'UllIlllQ'S. ,Xlli'I'll1L1lt'ilL'llllllt'llilflU3ll'Lll'lltlll'L'Illlll- tx' sults. stlltl- lllSlllIlllUllS. stllll' 1DllI'l'iS Qlllll lon-stst illlil ll2lX.' Ll Qvlll-lull l'xIlUXX'lt'ClQ'i ol sollll' lLlIIlllllS llllolitl- SUIIN. ,lillUSi'XXllHk'lllIlPl1'll'll tlll- I'i'tllllI'k'Illt'IllN ill'l' wvll- illl'ol'lllc-cl alllollt XX'l'st X'll'Qllll1l. l'l'c-sicllllltz l,lll'l'X lllllllllglllll Si'CI'l'l21l'X 'l1l'i'ilblll'C'l'i lflsil- Slxllllllilll' ISIS How unr: llzlvill Mc-- Klmll. lillullll Llwls- sllll, ll: ll.llll Xl:-lf. Xl- lnlrl l5llLll.lll.lll, llllll' ll l' ll ll ll l ls. lfxvrl-tt Xlllllllsllll. K' ll .l rl 1-s llllllllps. CL.llx 1'lllll'L'll. I4 llll lillllsll, l.:ll'ly liulllllull ll Hou luo: Xlllxl- Stvlll- ll I mg Illlsil- Nlllmllllrlnl l'i.ll'm-ll Xlulll-llx, llll! lim-lll. flllwllxll XX'1'sl. Nliss Ill-lllllulx, lll-xl-l'- ly Xl1ll'sll.lll. Xlzlrxlll liillllnll, Nlllllmll l il-lsl- all' Attendance Office Assistants Busilx' us l11'z1v1'1's tlw 2lft1'llClLlllCK' utlics 2lSSlSll1lltS i11cl11st1'i011slv 111-1'l'o1'111 tl11'i1' x 11'i1111s tasks. AIIIOIIQQ il11'i1' clutics ill'l' L'0llUC'tlllLf almsa-111-1' slips ut tl11- lllufllllllllg ul 1. 1 . 1 . . 5 i11 Cllllfglt of this 11z11't of tlw 111l111i11ist1'z1ti1111. To 1ll'I'iUI'lll this sv1'vic'1' iliirly stu- lll'IltS 11111st w111'l4 1111 l1o111' 11111-I1 clay. Huw nur: Smut! llmu-s. ,I1-1'- 1w Xlcifm. Cl1'111- S111ill1. on lun: Imly 5.1511-, llvlsx lim-ll. .X1111 ,l11l111s4111. ll11tl1 lil l1'11 UH, Nliss Alln-11. Huw tllrvv: Sl11'li11 Km XY111'- I11-lml. l'l1yllis 'l'111-. l'x:11'1'1i lx. ll111111:1ss1111. l',ll111tl Xl.11' Ihxv ll1'.1i1111l1', ,la1111i1' OII1- D111111a1 ,I11111-s. ,ltllll' ,li1'llI'll'lx. 11111-li 11111'111cl, 1'1'c111'cl111g 11l1s1'11c1-s. amd 1'111111111g i'l'lAilIlilS for Nliss Nl11sg1'11x'1'. wliu is H1111 111111 Ihlty Mm: 1-1'. .hilly lI11111lw1-1 lm-mlm-, I11.fX1111 XY .1 1'1l I1:1l1 ll1:1Ll14- , Sl111'l11 Xl1'l'l11-1s111. I..1111.1 111.111 S1111l1J,1.1ss, XL111 l 111'l111-3. lxlillf' I11 XYI1 i I 1'l111:1rl. 'Xlaln I.11111s1' l'l1ill11'-. Run hum: l'.111il1 Xl s1111. l1111l.1 111 li1'1'1l lii1'l1:111l ll.11111w. l3.11'.1 51-11111 ll1-11111s. U1:1l11 111. ID111'1s X:'11111 l' 11111 l7.111-. H11tl11 ll41ll1'1'1111. i.,1111l l'.11l Evil. l'1 -2111 AIllll'l', N011 ll1141': 'X111111.111 511111111-11s. II11-l1.111l I-'1'11'1lI. .l1l111 Xlvflvl Ivy, l,:11'15 ll11111s, Al lwrl ll11l1-. Xi111xi11 l..111111, l4111111i1- XI.1 tluws, I '111l.1 li11l1,111l Xl.111 l.1111 H111-' 1:1111-1 'I:1yl11. S:111rl.1 S1111111s. Registrars Assistants .X g1'11111111l 11111111111111-11111111-11-111 StllllClll5 s1'1'x1- as assist uuts tu tl11' l7ll'1'l'tlH' ol tlrv Ac-zulviiiic lJl'UtIl'llIll :incl tlic ll1'gist1'a11'. 'llikiiig pass slips. 1-lu-1-ki11g luclu-1' 1-1-1- 111'1ls, llllil l't'L'OI'KlillLf turcly slips urn' 111111 of llic' clulivs tl11-1' 11'-1'l'111'111. l'l'lL'll 111-1'i111l two 111 11111111 ussistzuits 1111- Oll duty' to till 1'1-11111-sts for i11l111'11111ti1111 lililllll tlll' 1 13I'0Q'l'AllII tilt-. zmcl to clo wl111t111'c'1' tlivir s11111-1'x'is111's l'i'C1ll 1 1111mil 1157 Girls' Physical Education Assistants Huw unc: -Iluly NN umlyzllxl. Amy lluss, l.lml1l lim' llalrllon. Sailujzlm' l,4'x'1'3'. ,lilllis Matrix- liuss, l'ail 4lm'll'rii-Q, Ili-lmvs Ilulnisun, 'l'c-rri Dziiix, l':il Cum mi l How iwu: Nlury l.ml lU':41t'l'. .lll'Ill'l llniiipllrvy, hlnyu' llauylivs, .lamvl lXlmu1guim'i'y. Alam Sums, lNlxirllm l 1irlm-y, Slwilii fl:ni'1vi'i1lL'r, llzirlmrzx Nliwmluu l.mim-4- Xli-uw. 'latin-l Uliu-r, Nzimlm lliclmlln-. l Hou lhrvc: Nlnrli-X ll-1:14-W, Ii.n'lw.u,u ffi'.mtm'sl. Iam- Yuriii.ux, Hmmm.: 'Xyi-rs. filmrliiltv Uilvr. Nlyrim Siiimlvx. Sunil- f'i.ml-ml, if.ii-vllm' ffl-im 1 Nl1,u'un Sm- Ki-llli, X.ixum'y llmll ll.uuis. l.riis l'il.iim- 'l'vlu.i5. lion luur: .Xmlv Stills, Kim-in Kiiulfvr,fIuinnir'flr11w,,lr'alllOllm'l'.ffzu'nl llul, Slmrfm lllll, XYilm.i lx. llurmr. Nancy l.5mi Nlim-lu.u'l. lam- Ilui fXl:il'slmll. Xlrs. llvnliimii. Nlrs, lluilvx, aural Nliss llolfc Imam- immv stuclx-nt ussistiuits who help tlivm as llrvy work to proviclv tln- girls nl liii-la-1-slmiii-if lligli St-lifml xvitll ll pluysiuil Ulllllilllllll progruni tligil will axial in lmilcling li:-ultliy lmmlics zuicl Cul- tivating spmtsiiiaullilu- zittituclvs. Mrs. llorclmzui amcl Nliss liolli' llSllil.llX' linux two assistants mlcll lor vain-li pn-riocl. :mtl Xlrs. lhiilvy. um: 'Flin-sv girls uri- svlvctml for tlic-ir ability auicl l1'z1clc'rsl1ip so tllut tlu-y cam sol am exiunpli- fm tliv utlivr stuclc-nts. Tlivy must l'O1lCl auicl Studi' ISS cliltvrvnt gunna-s zuicl must allxxmlys lcuirii llllllL'lw :tml inalrcfliiiig routiiivs lic-l'o1'v tlic' rvgulur clussm s do so llmt tlnvy :nay assist tlizr otllurs 'I'liis is vs pvc-iailly IlUL'l'SSill'X' xvlwii tlicx' uri' DI'f'll1llilIILI tlum x'z1i'ious parts of tliv Sports lluriiixnl. Tlwir rmitiiw clulic-s iiiclmlv c-livc-lang rolls sw-ing tliut girls arc' ilu-ssccl l7l'OlN'l'lY for gym hilxing L'llkll'j.fl' ol' uncl l'Cl.1'l'l'lllQ gzuiivs, turn-liiiig gzunvs. clzliiccs, zuicl gyinnzlslics. zmcl clwc-lxiii slimvc-rs for tlii- paint systa-iii. Library Assistants' Club nv nnv: Xlairion lfliiluutv, -linly Sh-plnni. Sliirlvy Bm-nll. l.orruinv Atkinson. Clnlrluttt- Yolsiinli-r, Slmmn Str-wail, Snnslrzi l'li1-1-. ffnrnlyn 'I'uylm, Ia lm lll.nir. How two: l'llilllL'llll' Ulols, Svnln Nlnriv XYui1oin'i'. Pc-:irl Px'yur. lnun Dnilm-5. Nunn-5 ,-Xllginson, mn- llnininnllnxni, llornlln lxlznf llnnnpsnn, Many llnll x Alum l n iilhlh 41 1 Sliirlv-', li - Vi ' . ,lllycc Dinsnworv, A 'ss lmwis. How llIl'l'l'I Klzlry lfllvn l7nwsmi. llvvliy llvukwilli. xlnllith M1-ll. l,intl:i l.on lflnm-h, Kaitlih-1-n Nutt:-r. slonvlli- Crooks, l.in4l:i llninvy. ldliviilrvlli iilvhs Shiilu Yinunt llmltx I' int Row four: lfli.irh-n-- Snnlh. 4l.niit- Nlilrlrcn, Bt-tsp llmu-. Xl.irtlni 'l'lvziclxu-ll. Yinuy ll.xinm-N, Lyluig, Night. Nitin Higgs. fLr.i4-if llnnninulnnn. llnh- ugh-inqni, This group ol' stnclcnts spvncl lllilfll' c-Xtra lninrs in thc' lllJl'1ll'f'. Assisting Xliss lwwis. Xlrs. Lay. uncl Nlrs. Clnirch, tht-5' lu-lp kt-ep the li- ln'xu'y rnnning smoothly trrnn eight ol-lock in tht- inorning nntil un hoin' ulltvr school. Dvsk work- clicclting lioolxs in :incl ont-shelving the rvtnrn- ml hooks. pulling Illllflzillllllli and clivcliing thc wsm-i'x'c' shvlt nncl pass slips constitute' ll inujor pant of thvir clntivs. Tha- inziny zlttructivv lmllvtin hozmls sout- tvrvcl throughout tho lllll'il1'l' arc thc-ir rvsponsi- hility also. Tlwy' am- cle-sigiivcl to 11ClYt'l'tlSl' nc-xv hooks. to c-i'c-atv iiitvrcst in now Holds, :incl lo ala-iiioiistmtv tht' many nsss of thc lilirarx' as 21 sonrca- of l'l'l-l'l'l'llCC lll1ll'l'I'll1l. For ,Book NV04'lx tht- assistants lll'l'tl1lgl'll un intvrcwting clispluv of hooks in tht- trophx' calsi' uncl prt-st-nte-tl ll ruclio skit through ll lot-all mclio station to arouse pnhlic intvrvst in hooks. 'l'hc lmoolx rc-via-ws that zippvnr in thc journal am' writ- tvn hy thvsc stnclvnts. Tlw group opvmtc-s tlirongh c-oniniitlf-vs: slit-lf c-livclting. hook 1'vx'ivwinQ,. clispluy. pro- Lfrann. pliotogruplny ruclio. pnhlicity. llllll histori- cal. Though soma' club inm-tings em' clvvotc-cl to progrznns. usually thx- time is givcn ovvi' to coin- inittm' work. l'r0siclcnt: Bctsy llowc' Yicc-Pwsiclciitz lnclv Stvplnln SOL'l'l'tLll'f'Z Frzincint- Uzols rlll'U21Sll1'Pl'2 Cincv Clnnninglnnn lfiil General Student Assistants 140 How one: Carol Busby, Pat Garvey, Marty Yost, Cloris Harrison, Erma Owens. Pauline Kelley, Slnironn Rose Davis, Lois Ann Coe, Charlene Mndesitt, Shelba Matheny, Mary Ann Hyland. Barbara Jean Feick, Nancy Thorne, Paul Harrison. Boh McBride, james Stephens, Pat Barlett, George Collins. Mike Friend, Chuck Eddy, Andrea Clendenin. Row two: Kaye Lewis, Marilyn Miller, Sue Camp, Evelyn K. Smith. Sharon Boston, Lnraldae Bailey, Patty Nohe. jaiwt Brown, Jeanie Corbitt, Mary Griffin, Charlotte Strother. Sharon Bryan, Bairlmrn Rynier. Dnannai Mills, Indy Craven, ltnth Ann Cain, Shelvin Harr, Donna Fury, joan Parsons, Carole McEwen, Norma Deenis, Kay Clin-uvront. Row three: Betsy Rowe, joyce Bayer, Barbara Rodda, Sharon Lucas, Elizabeth Ash, julia Hall, jndy Givens, Beverly Culver. Sandy Rardon, Indy Postlewaite. Indy l,ieliermnn,jonn Cain. Clinrlotte Smith. janet Uhl. Sandra Smith. Contributing a valuable service to the school. these students assisted teachers by checking papers, running errands, typing papers of various sorts, cutting sten- cils, and doing a great many other duties, varying according to each teacher's obligations. Because a competent assistant relieves him of such duties. the teach- cr is able to devote more time to more important work. A student must have at least a CU average, be dependable and efficient, and have a recommendation from his home room teacher before he is eligible to appiy for this Work. Often the assistants are former pupils of the teacher whom they assist and are selected because of their interest and ability they formerly displayed in the subject. N111111 174111. 4.41111 111111111 1'1K 111:f.1111, 171111111 111111111111. 11111 11.111, N11 1.111111 5t1'11111-111,.111111 5111 111111 11111r: 1,1111 ,X1111:11. 51141-1111 1'I111l1111, 1111111111 N111111-111111-. 11111111-1 111-111111-1'1:1'r. 1511111 111111. N.111111'.1 121111111 K 11111 I111l11.l11 I1 .11111.1 .X11111l1. 111-11-11 l11111111111x11 111111.11':1 l'a11's1111s, 11.11 111'11111'1', 1111111 1111s11, 11Ul'4111Ij' 1'Q1111'l'. 111111 511111 111'11'11. X1111 11111 111111 111'11x 111111111 1111 1111111111 l1:11'1'1s, 1111111 S111111'1'11111-, .I1'z111 -I11111's, 1111111111- 111'1111'11, 5111' St1'11111-11s, 111111 1Yis1'. 111111' 1i1'1-: .11111 1'.111111'1, 51151111 U11113. 1111111 l1ic11.1111v, fX1:111 1111111 1.11, ,11ll1j' 1111p11i11s. -1:1111' , . 1 131111111 1111111 l.1'111111 1111111 111111111 1 11111 111111111 11111111111 11111111 XI111 111111 11 111-ily 11i1'11111'1111111, 11.111-11 X11-11-N, 111415 N1wl11'1'. 11.111 111-swlillu. if,11'1111'11 N111fz11111-U, , 1. g . 'I ' 1 ' 1111111 5.1111-. 1.11111 111111-, II1111111- 11'.1l'f, i.11'11l111 5Il1l11I. 1.11111 111111, 1311111111 X11111111. 11.1111.11,1 11.111I111'11. I.11111' X111 111111 11110: Xl1'1111111- .-111111111 X111 1,1111111 111'111111.111. l1.X.: 811411111 121.111, 111.111 Xl111-111-11- 111111. 111111 i.1111111. l.111111- 111-111. 111111' 11111: 11111l'111I1 '1'1'111111- 111'l1. 111'11'1'11 Kf1l11'1'1'. 1111111 11111 l111111, 121111 XI.11 1111111111 Infirmary Assistants X 11g11111'111 st111l1'11ts 1111111's t1111111Q11 t111' 1111111111111 111 IX 11 IX 111111 1111111 111s 1'il11Q1llQ 1111111 1111151111 111' 111 1111- s111'i11g 111 1-11111s in 1111- 11'i11t11 Xssls 11111 11 . 111 , . . 111.111, l1111sv 1221115 .1pp11 13.11111 .1111s, t.1111' 1UlIl1JL'l.l1lll1S, 111-111 111 111s .11111 1111111111 101' 1111t11's 1111 111111-11 111111 11111 t1'111111'11. 11115 p1'1'1'11 X1 111 IIIIISIIIQ' 18 11111111111 I111 151' gil' ' 1s 111111 1111111111 t11 Ill'l1iL' 11 1111111 1-111'1'1'1'. Monitors nun its Q igggnwfqsm gligslghg , f xi. , 5 it f -1 i Row one: Myrna XYhillalch. Leuwaua Haney. Peggy Ann Beckett. Carolyn Ruth Beckett, Nlarlene Sallee. Sheila Kay Marquis. Patsy Lucas, Shielzi jane Douglas, Ruth Ann Marks. Row two: Mart XYilsou. Shelia Eaton, Glenna Lemley, Sharon Smith, Shirley NVires, Ethel Monroe. Mary Sue Davis, Norma Gates. Carolyn Pickens, Dianna lliehards. Mr. llailey. ' Row three: jo Ann Halle. Ellen McPherson, Donna Evans, llelen Ilunt, Gene Cook, Charles Florence, Paul S. Bilihee, Vernon Mills, Butch Brandt. ltow four: llicharzl Roberts, Albert Courtney, ltohert Lowe. Allen McNulty, Toni Bznungartuer. Iinl l erg'uson. James Marshall. Sharon Davis, Ma- ry joe Nloats. Sandy Reynolds. Barbara Denison. ,lanet Nlimcle. In such a large institution as Parkersburg High School, monitors are needed to maintain order in the halls. Their duties are to minimize confusion, avert con- gestion, and eliminate possibilities of accident by regulating trailic. There are two crews of monitors: the noon monitors supervised by Mr. Bailey. and the per- iod and morning monitors under the direction of Bliss Musgrave. School starts early for both teachers and monitors. At eight o'clock in the mornin g, monitors go on duty at all entrances. Their purpose is to refuse entrance to anybody without special permission to enter the building before the bell rings. If inclement weather threatens the health or welfare of students waiting ont- side, the monitors allow them to wait in the Wings until the bell rings, the boys on the first floor and the girls on the second. Period monitors go on duty at the beginning of a period and serve until the next pe1'iod starts. On each floor there is a girl monitor at one end of the corridor and a boy at the otherg a head monitor co-ordinates the Hoors. No boy or girl is to he out of class without a pass slip. which must be checked by the monitor in the vicinity. l-12 Monitors ow om-: linili-nc jackson. Cary N4-wt-ll. Alfrcrl Spcncvr, Xonnan Siinnions. Ralph Angus. Hcli-n Klan- Tlioniimin, Harm-tt llliillipt, Doi-otliy llionipson. Sonia Dotwii. i ow two: X1.n'lli.i Sli-11-nlitli.l'atrici.i Nloorv.CarolynCnnnnons.lliyllisilaston. Sliirlm-5' Gray, Sin- Sta-wins. KYilin.i lloinrr, Nlary vlaixis. llanic-v luxuary. llnrolyn lllioclvs. llarlinrn liallin. lxlr. Bail:-y. llow Ihre-c: llc'rn:irnl 'l'ln'ash. larry l1r:ill'nrtl, Carolyn llnrclr-lic, lit-tty llowsi-r. ,loAnn Nlhillalch. Clxnna Slninmn, K1-itli Kiootlniglit. jack Mau-i'. Xl'il- lmm Qin. l-.tlrlw Nlclin-gtor. ou lour: laxrri llralt. ,lim 111-oruc. lra llc-Yanglin, XYaynnr-l BlcCi'1iy, llzirolrl Xl'intm-rs, Durrm-ll llarln-n. Billy ,Ioliiisoinllary linot-li, lt.nnlall Smith, .-Xnothcr of their clntics is to malxc snrc that all loclxcrs arc sccnrcly loc-lu-cl. Since- visiting lockers lietwcen pcriocls is not allowccl. stnclcnts must carry all hooks for their morning and again for tht-ir alta-rnoon classcs. Thr- monitor mnst sci- that this regulation is not ahnst-cl. A monitor is also postccl at tlir- hicyclc slim-cl cach pcriocl of thc clay. At noon, traffic hccomcs a prohlcm, and noon monitors arc on tlnty to rcgn- late it. Thcy arc stationed at doorways and at rcgular inte-rvals in tht- halls. Tlir-rc arc- two shifts of noon monitors, ont- on clnty from 11:37 to 12:05 ancl thc othcr from 12:05 to 12:30. Noon monitors han- captains jnst as thc pr-riocl monitors haw- hcacl monitors, A stncly room is maintained hy monitors in room 221 for tht- boys ancl anothcr in thc anclitorinm for the girls. By 12:15 cvcrylmocly has to hc ont of thc- halls. and monitors must 1-nforcc this rnlc. Noon monitors at tht- doorways thcn liavc thc samc clutics as morning monitors. llc-ad monitors arc john KW-lmli, Carolyn Bnrclcttc, Pat Nloorc. Cflarcncc Sayrc-, Jo Ann XVhitlatch. Glenna Shuman. ltantlall Smith. Thr- captains arc .lack Xlacc. Cary Xt-wcll. Harolcl XYintc-rs. Boli XYint1-rs. l-lil T-T Art Club Huw 11110: S11111I y j1'11ki11s, Ka1r1'11 'l'I111111z1ssu11, IN'I111'y Lim KI'5II'I'. P11 I I 5' Ilyailt. Mary Ililsll. Kam-11 IlI111111l1'y. Ilan'- I1:1ra1 S1x1111'1'x'iII1', I 1'z111c1's K1's- II'1's1111. Row Iwo: A1111 Sums, I'll'lIIl- 1'1's lllalir. lNIa11'II1:1 lI'N'IICIXVl'II- A11111' SIu11I. Iuyc-1' I!z1y1'1'. SHS- .111 ff11r1'5, XI rs. Is.1Iu1'I XVII- sqm, lll.1i1r1' Il11rIsI111I4I1'r. .-X11- 1I1'1'.1 ffIv111I1'r1i11. If.1r1+Iy11 Krl- Iy, In A1111 XXI1rII.1I1'I1. Unfu- 1i11 1c.,r.r.-. Ilmvlili' Il.1y1-r, ,l1111 N11111111' XX.1rcI. Kinr- .X111I1'1xI111,. Husse-II Row 11111': XYis1'111:111. 2.111 I. 1'1- ffI1'11i. I,.1r11 SI1'11'11s, 'l'41111111y XIL'f.1.y. R 11 11' I 11 I7.1x1' NlI1iI1', II.1r1xI1I C-r:1I1- a1111. IIz11'11'y' Il.11i1I11v11s1'. I.1'11- is 'l'11ItI1', ILI Xvilxml Row II1r1'1': ifa1ruIy11 -I1'x11'II. Judy IXI 1' I' I1 1' 1' s 11 11. Kailliy IUIIIIUS, IXIIITIIIRI IIm'1I1:1y, Slim'- 0: Xlauk XYilIiz1111s. lIuu1'r NliII1'1'. l3.1xf Ii11 Snmly , Mrs. IIIIIIIIII Sm- 111'II, Kla11'r'i11 AII1'1111111, S111' N C C 11 y, 5111- IlI:111kc'11sI1ip. .Ia1cq111'Ii111' Il 1' :1 I I. M y 1' 11 11 XN'I1iIIe1I1'I1, Art Club Stiiclmits iiiIc'r1'stc'cI in nrt 11s il Ilolmlmy or CAlI'K'l'I' coiriprism' II11' IlIl'lIIlN'I'S ul' 'I'-'I .XrICl11lm. Iuligilmlm' I0 fryoiit. Imy sulmmittiirgf, work I1mIJL'j11tIg1'1I Ivy Il1I'IIIIJl'I'S ol IIN vluli, am' tlmsa' who Iiavf' Imcl mmm' ymr of art. Xlvvtiiig c'z14'I1 Nlmrcluv :incl 'I1IIIII'S- Ilziv clurimg tlrc' Iourtli pvriocl. IIi:'v work on xxiriuiis p1'oi1'cIs. For tlu' CIIIYISIIIIIIS z1ssc'mlJIic's tlwv inzulc' stuiiwcl glass Windows wliicli gan' flu' stugn' ll CL1tIIl'KII'ilI-Iilil 11Ii111mspI1c'1'c. I'1'1'sicIr'11t: Curulyii Kelly Sc'cr1'Iz1ry: Knrvn CIIIIIIIIIVB Trc'z1s11r1'r: Airclrrur fllvllilvllill Aspiring to plvnsc tlu' vyc, tlia' XOIIIIQ artists in 20-I upplin-II IIIZIIIY Ll cleft strokc' of the lmrusli to luring pc1'fc'ctim1 to their work. Tlrex' Iwgun tlic' vcur with parstvl drawings and p1'11c'iI ske'tcIi1's wliilm' clccicliiig wlmt they wzuitccl to do. This YCIII' Ilwv clicl zllmstrzlct clay moclvliiigg, copper ciiairiivliiig, ulumiiiiim vtcliing, Imuslwt wc'zY1vi11g, illlll oil painting. In tlic' spring tlu-y inzlcli' postvrs to plilmlicim' sc'I1o1mI aiclivitivs. Pivsideut: lIo1111i1'Wz11'1I Vice-Pi'c'sicIc'11I: Ilarolcl clfilllillll S1'1'rcIzu'v: Da1rr1'lI VVIISO11 'Il1'1'a1s111'1'1': IXIIITIIILI flIlI'III'2II' Croft Club 'l'h1- 1111-111h1-is of fh1- fiflliit Club. xx'ho 2lI'l' S1-h-1-tc-ci hx' Xlrs, CIQIIIIIJIJUH. xx'111'k xx lill 1'ia1x'. h-11th1-12 lll1'tlli. 1321511-It XX'llt1'l' 1-11l111's. 111111 xx'1101l. B1-1-z111sv so 1111111x' Cliii'l'l'4 1111 kinds 111 omit p1'11j1-1-Ls 11111x' h1- 1-11g11g1-1i iii, L'2Il'i1 m1-mhc-1' ol th1- 1-hlh 1-1111 do 1xz11-th' xx'h11t ph-z1s1-s him. S111111- 11fih1- SUIKIUIITS 1-11t1-1'1-11 L-1m11t1-sts in which ih1-ii' wk 1'1-1-1-ix'1-11 i'ilYOI'1li5iQ' 1111111111-11t. Xirs. Cf11111ph1-ll is 11ssist1-11 hx' Ciilllii lliliflllilll. P11-sirh-111: P11111 l3ihh1-1- S1-c1'1-tz11'x'-T11-11S1111-1: Nic-h111'1i F1111- lloxx' 11111-: H11-h1111I Ym-11111 flx1I1- Nlllh-1. .I-11111-N H11l.1111-x - - 1 lhulx K,111'lx1H. l.111l S. H1111-1-. ll1111.1l1l l'.1Il1111i11. II111111-1' S1-1-x. lim111l1l U1'11h1111l. ,I111Ix' Np1k1-1', I.1111h1 l.11xx', Xlrx, 12111111111-ll. l11l111 XILHM1-1-, H11-h.1r1l I-41xr1-, XX 11x111- Xl1ll1-l'. XK1lh.1111 Xl.1xxx1-ll. l'hx'llix S11-1111111-, lloxx' 11111-2 I-'1.111kli11 -I11111-1 . Xll1'11 XX rixlhl. Burl NY1-11, ll1xxx111'1l Il1w1'1'111-LN, Uh-11 I11- 1:1':1111. Nulph Txivlz, 'I'111111lhx fxlilh-r. I11h11 l':111- ph-1'. Klilu- XI1-CI.111', 'Iimn f'111h1t1. li1111.1I1l Y.11111h.111. 11111 Uilual. f'h.1rl1-1 Xlnlhn, Row thr1-1-: Mr. li. ll, iIl111'l11'. l 1'1-1l S111:11w. ,la11-k 511151-1-, .lim l 1v11Hx'. l7111111l1l Ni1-1', ffh111'l1-x l'1vxx1-ll. ll1-1r1'1:1- II1-111h-rxhixl. Xx'.1x 111- Cf.111l1-1-, XX.1x111- .-M1111-11. i-11111-1 1'.1!l1-ll1'. HHQ1-r lCxl1111-. ,lim Xiilh-1, Niilhuwl lii11sm1. .lim H1-will. 'l'h1- lllK'llll7l'l'S ol' this L-huh co11st1'11c-t1-11 fo1mts'fo1mls. fic rzxcks. gun 1111-ks. 111111 cutting lmiiuls. XYith tilt! uid of Nh: Chirkv 11111l F11-cl Stunts. st11cl1-nt sp1n1s1mr, tlu- xx c11111pl1-i1-Ll alt hulst two olmjz-1-ts. thv 1'1-1111i1'1-1111-11t for L-hlh Q-1'1-dit. To i11t1-1'1-st hoxs i11 xxfo1x1ixx'1w1-kiiig 111111 to give th1-111 21 1-h11111-1- to work with thc-ir hzmcls is ih1- p111'p1ms1- of till' 1-hih. Woodworking Club Him' two: l'11l1l11- ll-l'lI'll'h, lioxx !hr1-1-: Phxlhw 15.11111-r, Now lxx'1r: II111-ry Uih-r, Qlr.. Girls' Athletic Association Row ullv: Xl.u'5 Stn-u-ns, Cluliinu Slnilnzul. lainiu- Cniiziry, Slmron llill. Slisiv Cfrnulorcl, jqnn- Xoriniin. Nlfflhl Siliilvr. Lois 'I'vlni5. -lnliici' Xlvu Xl.xl'lhn l nrh'y, .Iucly Winulyzxrtl, Kllurin lfiiiwcll. ,lnnvt llninplirvys, hl1i1'yl.uli Kvslvr, Nnlivy Harris, Bnrlxnrn XYouil1-og-k, llow Iwo: Xirs. Many .Io llvl'nlnnin, qloyrm' llxiynvs, fllizirloltt' Uilvr. ,Indy Coln-rly. llvilinn Milvlwll, .I.ln4-I Nnluni, 4l.nn'l Ulixvr. .Mny lloss, ,Lua Sanus Num-3' lXliL'lnn-l. Mnry S1-ros, ,Inni-I Jann-s, Slnumi Klvth. lnnict- Clilvlirist, ,Iznivt lX1onty1onn-ry, Virginin Cristo, I't-guy llc-1-cl, Slivliu Clnin-nti-r. Slum Kflinlinx, jmlx' Swziin. Ono ol' the inost nic-tive orqzuiizzitions ut Plll'li1'l'SlJlll'Lf High School is thc' Girls' .Xtlili-tic .-Xsssocintion. whit-li oflvrs it viiric-tx' of uctivitics clt-signvcl for ln-ultlifiil living. A nnnilwr oi' Play Days, which were hc-lcl at the Nlvmorinl Fivlcl Honsv. wort' :nnong thc- zitlilctic' icvvnls oi' thc: yr-air. On tliesc days, girls from cliIl'vrc-nt schools in tht' vicinity ol' l,tlI'lil'l'SlJlll'Q inct to ciiigzigc- in compc-titivv sports :incl to learn to plan- ncxx' ginnvs, 'l'hc- highcst goal ot' tht- girls who purticipaltn' in thx- progrznn ot' tht- plivsicul cclnc-ulion all-pzirtincnt is to lwc-oniv il nivnihcr ol thv C. A. A. Tlu- ontstunclingf aihilitivs ol' ilpproxinnitvly tliirty-lix'v im'nihcrs of this 01'g2lIllZ2ltlOll wc-ru coin- hinvil in thi- unnnul Sports Carnival, which was tho highlight ol: the yvzir. Tlu- prcc-ision with which thi-y pvrliorni rhytlnnic gx'inna..tics and their always nnnsniil Cl2lllL'l'S inulw this group il major attraction of thc' P. ll. S. pliysicul 1-cllicution Llc-- purtnn-nt. Tlirongli tliv C. A. A. tlivy attain not only lasting skills, health, and plensim- lnit ailso 21 svt ol' Villll0S callc-tl good Sportsmansllipfl Pri-siclont: hlzniicc' Xlvxvs Tvinn Cuptziinsz 'Inch' xvO0Clj'Lll'Cl. Xlartliii Furla-3' Tl'tt1lSllI'l'l'2 Snsit- Cmwlorcl Sc'ci'vtu1'y: Xlyrini Snicli-1' llistoriun: l,ois 'll-lmy l Hi Sophomore Girls' Sports Club Eacli wvcli tlivsc- girls nwt to play t0gl'tlll'1' clill'vrm-nt typvs ol' ganws. among tlwm lmaslwtlmall. vollcylnall, and acrial clarts. lit-sicla-s playing game-s, tlivy 1-njoyvcl clancing ancl inalxing plans for lntnrc projects. During tlw yvar tlwx' co-opt-ratvcl with tlw C. A. A-X. to llavv Play Days for tlim' snrronntling arva. ln tht- Sports Carnival thx-y playvcl lmaslwtlmall and vollcvlmall against tlw G. fl. .-X. ln-siclvs pvr- litlfllllllgf otllvr stunts. XVlic'n tlw girls conipvtccl witli cacll otllcr. tlwrv was an aclclvcl clcsirv to win lwc-ansv tlw clnlm was cliviclvcl into two ta-anis. Points wa-rv giv:-n lor participation in Wliatvvvr program-gamvs. clancvs, gymnastics-was nnclc-rway. for taking slioxwrs. and for attvncling rvlicarsals that are vssontial for programs SllL'll as tln-x' 1-ngagv in. At tlu- vntl of thc yvar tht- losing tcam liacl to trc-at tht- winning tc-am to a party. Altliongli winning was important to tlw girls, tlwy consiclc-rvcl ilu' lvssons lvarnccl in sportsmanship anal playing togvtln-r important. too. Oni- ol' tlu- chic-1 goals of tliis group is to lwcomc- mc-mlwrs ol, tlw C. A. A. llresiclvntz Xlary Ann Tut-ll Secretary-Trvasnra-rn Slit-rry NYoo4ll'orcl Tcain Captains: Nancy Sniitli, Ann Stvplwns Point Cliairnian: Kay llopkins ow ollv: Sannly lit-lxlioll, Carolyn llarnrs. -It-aluiv Slnxltf. Yonnn- Io .-Xllrrvvllt. Carol In-nklns. Xlaru-in-l junt-s. Xlaxy 'l'l'.nu'xu'll. il.nn1-Ilia llnrlltins. Shirlm-y NYirn-s, Sandia D. lla-ynolnls, Nancy Slllllll. Virginia lillison, Nla1yAliL'c lilcll. Bonnie' Parr. Sandra Sln-pparcl. Row two: ,Ivan llolwinr-on. fiarolv llanwy. Yivivn llnvk. Margic' Sln-rwnoll. Kari-n lNlm'vm-s. Margin Hollx, Carlotta fXlc'al'ns, Karon Kinlvt-r. -lnilx S:n'l'r', Ili-u-rly Kay XY.n'lim-lel, Kay Hopkins. Mary Ann Tm-l, Hoo Conne-r, Ann Stc'pln'ns, Dorothy XYvlls4 ow llll'l'l'Z klanvt tlalvlwll. klnlly 'l'urln'r, Yann-3' Xlills. Slwrry Ulumlloral. Patty llmnlvttu-, Xlartlia Nldfnski-5, ll.xrIv.ir.i llatlin, l'r1wlII.. 5p,mu,, Xllu llollv, l'al Criss, .lat-kia' NYxlli.nns, Kiln llackvll, Sandy Pivrson, Lois Cos-. Sandy Gilmlow. IIT Gymnastics Club How onv: 'l'1'rry VX yutt, Itivliaml linkin, jolinniv lfnnk, Miki- Burl- lctt. ,lvrry llurklinrt. Bill Duxis. Bvvuli Xl' i l 1' o X. lmt' lim-yvinltls, lllCll1ll'Cl Xl. Gilman. Row two: XVilli.nn l 1'i1's1-, Cary Duilvy, -lov llau-risoii. lid Hann- svy, Kvitli ltippvio, liolwrt Pos- tlm-wuitv, S1-ltlnn Dnlsou, ltonnlml l3m'Yn11ul1l1. Xlr. Pvrry. Row Khrvvt Novl ll. lillison. ,lun Conipton, Duvc Onmn, l 1't-drick. Billy Alolulson, ffluirlvs lit-11 l l. llowural lil- 1' son. l'liu.u'1u' llyv, luvlt joiws. Row onc: llollvrl 'lol1nsou. Cm'- alltl Sl1nll'1'1', Alhvrt llo1'nlu-ck, Curl llnrris. ,lun11's l'A'tv1's. Miki- xYt'lllllUll1, llailixli Angus, Simi' lluxtvr. Bill Culllus. How t w o: Y i r ll 1 l lla-ull. Curl 'l'11u11s1'1ul, .lilu l'1'11vi11L'1'. Unli- Sinilll, C il r r y S III itll. Dc-nzil VVills, lAlI'I'X 1'llll.KlH'S. Pnul Stoni- plv, jnlui lin-L-km-ll, Honnii- Curl'- lllklll, Mr. Pvrry. How thrvvz jim Fvrigusnii, llnr- ley llinilcr, Euigviu- Bowls, Larry lM'rl'y. lionultl Coors. Edwin Mc-- Clnlul, Curl King, xvllllltui Right- c'i', -ltlllll lX1nilu-ww, Boll Clwuu- wvlli, lvliL'luu-l C nni li s. lnnws Sh-1-tl. Ont' ot tht- luglily luvorecl lcz1tn1'cs ot tlu' Sports f.1lI'lllYill is tlu' 1JCl'l0l'lIl1lllC4 of tht- ClyIllI1llSl'lCS Club. Tluisc- boys clcclicatc lllillly liours to tlw vigorous pulcticm of aiclvniicvcl llllllllllllg. VV0ll 1-quippccl, tlwy work out rontinvs o11 c-vc-1'ytl1i11g liftilll tlu' mats to tliz- fixing rings. lVitl1 tllltll' lllStl'lICl'Ul' tlu-1' pc'1'l'o1'111z-cl cluring lmll' tinu' ut lionul liuskc-tlmll guinvs. anal znnong tl1c'i1' 1114'vts won lionors all tl11 .'X111z1t1'111' .Ntlilvtic Xlvft nt Spriiigfivlcl. Uliio. C,Iz1pt:1i11: llolninic Funk Clo-captniiiz CL-iw llznnszij 1 Boys Wlio like tumlmling join this club zuicl soon lvarn cnougli to assist tl14 gyinnasts in vxliibitions. It is thc 2lSPlI'illfl0ll of most ol' lllljlll to 2lClV1lllC0 to tl11 gf'lllIlilStlCS twun. The club is composed of two squads: 1'lClNl'llf2ll'Y zmcl aulvniicvcl Tlic slowcr boys work o11 the l'lIllClilll19llt1llS. and as tlicy iinprovcz tlwx' ioin tlu- acl vum-cal scnnul. Tlwii' main pc1'tor111z111ce- is in the Sports cl2ll'lllVkll. Tumbling Club 1-18 Big Bed Football Club How one: linnes Bzirgeloli, llus Coulter, jaunes E. Ugcleu, Smiiliortl N. Bueklew, Sznn Stairliiul. ,lerry llaunnicll. -lobn llfailzuruf, Mike Di-skins ltomliler Xlorlaiiiil. Row two: jun Higgs, -loe Crm-.l'liol1se. hletl' Bartlett, jim Burclelte. -lini Linuer. Dain Tziylor, Ken Stuliey. -Xsli Bronzlxxqiter. .loliii Lt-ep. .lohii Iliekel i Row three: l':lt Connor. Art llaniiel. Hill Cline. Xlike Slnton. Nlilw Locke. Dis-L jenunuls. llol- Vinton. llnbliy Hoblitlell. l. liliocles, I.:irrx 'l'meewell. Ilob llqnxtliorne, George Xedetl, Conch Parsons. Row four: llob llull. lim Spilcer, Mit-lt Station, liin Mc-Ci'nx'. Bairrv Brown. Hielniril VVilsou. l recl l.aunbei't, 'lim l3i'ull'ey, Dove Vtiilleisoii. Asn VVilso1l Kenllaill Kent. i i i i llow five: l'lzli'l Nlefloiinell. Dick XYii1:il, lloxuinl Pairlier. l'alul Aillllllm lily Yr-zirtlley, Xlliyiie Oueiis. Don Sow-l, Cluirles M1-Coy, Ken Ambros Cari Hines. Xleinoritil lfielcl llouse. room 700. is tlie meeting place of tlie Big ltecl Foot- ball Club. For boys on the vzn'sity tezun, the club is at great lielp in clexfeloping ties ol' lrienclsliip and in builcling morale. During football season, sinee tlie pre- vailing tliougbt is to win gaunes, ineetings are usecl ns strategy sessions to tleter- inine bow tlie Big ltecls iniglit outplot as well ns outpluy tlie teznns tliey ineet. Tlie boys ure tiuniilinrizecl with tlie plays tliey must learng scouting reports ure used to point out tlie strength uncl weakness of the oppositiong and the Big lied potential is reviewed from films of past gaunes. Under the guiclanee oli Coueli Pur- sons, tlie boys profit by what they leurn at tliese sessions. Miter tlie season is over. tlie Little Heal Club joins tbeni. and tlie time is spent gaining zi better unclerstanicling of bow football slioulcl be pluyecl. For tliis pur- pose movies are sliown ut most meetings Altliongli club sessions are not as in- tense as cluring tlie seuson. tlie lcnowleclge tlie players gain will be ol' vzilue to tliein next year for inaun' will retur 1 to be vzilutible players on tlie next seasonis tezun. l-4 l. Big Red Basketball Club NYhcn tht- lmcll rings uncl clubs conu- into scssion, Coach Nlancliclils lylackhourcl is soon fillccl with cliagrauns of lmslccthzill niuncuvcrs. Club pcriocl is thc tiinc whcn thc Big llccls hczu' scouting rcports and plan their strategy for the- coming gauncs. This is thc only tilnc othcr than pructicc Whcn most of thc tczun arc to- gcthcr, uncl thcy can 'itzlllcl' thu gaunc. The opposition nciccls plenty ol' luck Whcn thc Big llccls run onto thc lloor with thcir bag of tricks. 'l'hc ffoul ol' thcsc boys is to sccurc u lcnowlccl fC of thc ljunclzuncntals of loot- rw . hull. 'l'o hc il nicnihcr, 21 boy must pluy on the lrcslimun lootbull squucl. Most ol the instruction is givcn hy chalk l'2lllll'l' than actual pructicc scssions on the lit-ltl. During lootliull scuson. thcy discuss their lutcst gains' and size up tht-ir nc-.xt op- poncnts clclcnsirc zuul ollcnsivc plays. Accorcling to the season. thcy' stucly' thc tcchniqncs ol lmskctlmll. truck. zlncl lmsebull. Prcsitlcnt: Toni Nlahoocl Vicc-Prcsiclcnt: llulph XVilson St'C'I'l'fl1l'y-rlll'l'klSlll'C'l'I lrurry Allcn Freshman Football Club Cfnnnilulll. . 2 ' ' Cain, ltolicrl Xln-c Fmw onc: C h .n r l 1 Alllllllll. Don NYool lnrtl, Sllcrinnn 17 i l s O k c 3' Plmrcs. Dux' X'Vutls ins, Dr-Vl'ill licnll. jr., Ucorgc Col lins, llnrncy 15 n li 1' 1 B u cl f. ron 1 n. lllll Fin-hls, Couch XI al n cl I ch. l' runk .Xlcxgni dvr, llill Nlcl'hn-rn nl Hunk lloully. lfmnliu XYulh-rs. Chuck lid ily, ll 1 l l Dm-nl, .Inn liuton, lloli Xlcllrit lt Clillvcrl Slnnnicrs. ,l'n1 ll il n n u ni at n, ,lohn lhiailmiml, M i c lx 4- x G i lx lm o n S, ll u r oltl lXll'1l. Row o n cz A I Ir 4-1 Smith, l rctl ll i ll X1 s Nlikc llycr, lr 11 n c 1 Ins l o nl Pct Cunnn' 'A crs. lluy Morcy. Nlilu Morrison. liill Moors Nlilu- 'l'uylor. Row Iwo: 'l' o ni Nu ln o o ml, l. c c Sinalaxl. X1 1 1 I i n zmrtl. llolv 1 2 ' Uuxial llurr. Xl.nsh.ull nn C 1 Q il lu Khxry lnclmly. loc Q-Ulll lcr. Nlicllncl Alnllnson john johnson. Xl! Prim-. Row Ihrcc: jot- l.ock hurt. .lohn lloimwny l.1xrrv A llc n, Dux 'll1't'lHll'lll', .K c n n c lh hlilflllllllt John Shullv Dt-llmcrl lfoggin. Fra-ml VVll Prongc. li u l p h sun. Don Sauuls. Xll Xlorcluml, ll .1 r o Xlorrhcxul. Ll ul II 1111' 11 ll 1-1 III1-I1111'1I II .11 111-X, II11I1 fX1'111- slrmltl. Ii1'111-1- 'I'1-11- IIAIIII, I.:11'1'y C1'1111s1'r. l..11'11' NI111'1111is, K 1- 1'- 111iIII11I1I1-,Iiuss S111ilI1, I5a11i1I lI11st1111, II11I1 1Y111'1I. I'I111'I Mc II1-11iII. II 11 111 l 11- 11: III1-I1111'1I II111-I11-1', Curtis Sanus, II 11 I1 NI 1- I I. C1-111'11v I71111i1-Is. I7 i 1' Ii XYiIl- i11111s. KI 1- 1' 1' 1' 1511111-I1. .II111 I'11'a111s. IJ1111 Gui- I11-I, II 11 I1 S111'1I1'1'. Il111'1- 'I'1-1I1'i1-I1, F 1'1- 1I I I1111i1L:111, I 1' 1- 1I I3111'- 1'1'II. Row lI11'1-1-: I1I1'. Dul- I1111. flilllj' 'I'41yI111', I1a1111'1- IIIL-I11-I. C1-1':1I1I Sims. 'I' 11 III IIUIIll'I'I. fI111'I l'IIIi11Il, -I 11 Ill 1- s U'lI111111111', ,I111111-s NW- 1111 I, SI1-1'i1- 1:11-Iis1111, I:11-I1i1- K11I111, Er11i1- I71-111I, II1'111-1- XI111I1-- -111. NI 1I11- II11y1I1-11. I31111u K1'II1-1. I..11'1'1 I71.111 II1111 N1-1'. .I111111-X D111 11, IIi1-I1.111I SAI- I1-1-. II1111 11111-: H1111 lilly- 11111. KI i111 II. NI1'X11- 1111-1-, II111I1 C11pIi11u1'1'. Ii11I11-rt XIIII1-1'. AI11I111 IIi1Lui111. 'I'11111 Kins- 111111 1-. I. .1 1' 1' 1' Il11II, III1-I1.11'1I I-i.1111111-y. R11 11- I 11' 11: XYIIIILIIII II111'I11-14. I..11'1'y F111111111. Gary .'X11I11'11111. II1111- 11 i 1- XY.1IIa11-1-. HI1I1111 K 1- 1' II s, I71111 II1-11- 1I1'i1-ks, 'I'11111 IC, C111- 1' 1- l'. I'II'l'1I I1:1iI1-1: NIIIU' II 11 Q 1- 1' s. Ilill C111-111-1111-r. lI11w lI11'1-1-: Mr. 811111-. D :1 1' i 1I KiII'I', Bill I.1-111-I1111:111. -IIll'I'i Ew- ing, .I11I111 Il1'lIll. IXIIIQ1- 81111111-1, II11111I11II Par- s 11 ll s, ,lim IXIL'lIIl'Ilj'. INIII11- II1'i1-111-, QI111- S111ilI1, II111' S11111I1-1'. Little Red Football Club II11- I,1ttIe- H1-1I l'1111tI1g1II C,I11I1 11s1111II1' spc-111I tI11-11' llllll' 111 sI111II 111111-111-1-. I111' lIll'II' 11111j111' purpose- is to I11111'11 tI11- pI111's 111' tI11- g111111-. AII tI11- pI111's IIIIII s1-1'i1-s tI11- t1-21111 11s1-s must Ixe I1-111111-cl tI1111'1111gI1I1' I11' 1-an-I1 pIz11'1-1' QIIILI 1111-11t11II1' fiI1-1I II111' spot i1I1-11Iifi1-a1ti1111. Films f1'11111 tI1:- IiI11'111'1' of tI11- utI1I1-tic 1I1-1111111111-111 Q'I'l'llI'If' 11i1I tI11-111. for I11' 11'11tcI1i11g p1'1-1'i1111s 111-1'I111'1111111c-1-s tI11-1' 1-1111 I1-11111 NX'IIl'I'1' 1-I11111g1-s sI11111I1I I11- 111z1cI1-. r 1 1 II11 Inttle R1-cl Baskc-tI1z1II CI11I1 is I111' boys who am- 1111 II11- I,iI1I1- II1-1I iI1U2lIlI. I 'I'I11-ir 111-ti1-ily time is 11s1-QI I11 I1-111'11 sI'1':1i1-5111 Ijfll' tI11- I1z11'cI11111111I. I 111' 1-111-1'y I11111 to I11-111 tI11- I'ILfI lIQpIL1Ct' attI11-1'igI1t ti1111- is11fg1'1-ati111p111't11111-1- III il g111111-. 111111 Cf11z11-I1 911111- s1-ts 1-1'e-1'1'I1111I1' Stl'ilIgIIt III I'1'lI2ll'lI t11 tI11- positi1111s 11111I pIa11's 11'I11-11 I11- 11s1-s I1is 1Ii11g1'11111s and 1-xpIa11z1ti1111s. .-X 1'1-111' i11 this CIIII7 p1'1-p111'1-s I1111s I111' 111-xt f'1'1Il'IS Big H1-1Is. Little Red Basketball Club Sophomore Boys' Choir Nou' uno: lininilcl Xlnrklv. Honnn- Kli'ot'1', ,lr-rry Enoch, Xiiks- Frivntl. .inn Xlm-llivny. ,liln H1'nr3'. Don Cvilwl. Holi Snymlm-r. limp 'Ii.nyIor, Bill Krann- Sh-xr' Higgins, Kfriiig XYln'i'ir'r. Rogvr Griffith, lion hui: l'r-yton Dmllc-5. Kliiry Nh-Nlrll.in. Xlrkr- l'lrn1t-lu-, Larry Taylor, Shu' Il.ncl. llunulrl Sinfrr. ,Iinnny NIL-Nurin-v. lfrwrlclx l I.uiuigun, Vim-tl i H.urn'H. lfiivid Con-5, Druid lluartwolr-. jun llmnl. Richard Pm-rrin. Xlurx in l..nnp. Xlrs. 5.x5rL'. Ron thrvvz Daivici liittvr. liolmlii Null. lfllioll Xinck. Bill Ott. ltulidiiil l,Al'sUIix. lioln-rl NIL-Ilviiry, john Ifvrry. livriu-rl lloxx.nml. iolrn Ihnk -l.nni-s li. lit-kt-ls. Hobby Cziplinm-r, Stvpln-li Xl.iul, .-Xllwrt Hirckviistviii. Nou Iour: Carry Cnnniluliiilrn, fl:-ne' Xl.ickm'y, Dun XYhzxrtoi1. Druid Stntlr-r, 'lohn lflvslivr. Nlikc Hopkins. ,iohnniv ,'Xy4'i's. lhrri -lolnw. Xlikv Xloxx 4-ry, NX.nnln-I Xlcfiruy. D.u'n'll K.irIi-n, Simi- Kit-XYhortc'r. Frm-cl Fliumgani. ,Lin Cfonipton. K. Kuhn. 'l'lrc' Sopliornorv Boys' Choir. clirected by Xlrs. Suyiwf. proxicles dive-rsion from tilt! rcguiur Ciklf S au-tivitx' ziucl 2lii'OI'CiS tin' riwiriiwis an opportunity to satisfy thc-ir mlvsirc to sing. 'l'lrvi1't-liivi' zippuairizlrrt-v was in tin' Music Festival, for whit-li thaw' spout mann' irours in pl't'pz11'r1tioii. Bvsitivs this pulilic z1ppcz1i'zulc'c'. SL'YUl'ili oi' tin- choir joincti sornm' girls from tliv Sopliornort' Cirisi Chorus to prvscrnt nn ussviriiiiy progrrun. As tliv Pfrrlziwlmn gocs to prvss, lin-y arc- considt-ring taking part in tho Holy' NVvt'k scrvicvs. 'l'lw group likvs to sing just for tiwir own cnjoymvnt, with no thought of plan- ning ar program. Among the-ir i'zn'oritc- songs arc HTOH Mi- VVirv, 'floslirizrfi VVitli at Voice' of Singing, :uid allot! Iivvr Gloriusfi VVhilc- singing just for picusirw, irowm'vt'r. thcy gain pructic-0 in group singing. l,l'1'Sitll'lltC Qluckicr Kuhn Sl'Cl'l't2ll'f'Z Donald Singvr 'lil'K'1lSlll'l'l'Z Frvcl Bnrrt-tt l52 s Vivclce Glee Club nn' unc: Mark Sinilli. Dick hlcnnings, Klcnc Ilagnc, Nlikc l.ncl4c, Dick Kiscr, .liin Lingcr, llill Dc-cni. -Iini Nlliitlatcli, .Inn llurcli-llc. lfranli Xlcxaiuln-V, Dan- XYliilc. U1-nx'cr Collins. Alnlni flarpcnlcr, Bill l icl4ls, liugcr Plaucln-, lliclx Ymnig. l lion' two: Hrs. Cnninnglnnn, -lini 'l'lunnpsnn, llnlicrl Nixnn, I,zn'ly llnpps, Clayton llunzl. Nlclvin Gntscliall, lli-n lialsvn. Ilanl Nlkvllc. lxcnin-ilu lnrlsiil, fling Cain, -liln Kranivs, Cliarlcs l ricmlnian, .Inlin llclncr. Mickcy Gililwuns, Cliarlcs Nln-Cay. Sain Starling. lion lhrcc: llcrn.n'nl ll.lIl'1lNl1. llnnalcl Uillvcrl, Cilcnn Lcinaslcrs, l'r1-stun Granl. Cary llrnwn. 'I'ini llays. llnnny ll:-xi'n.ul. ffair Ianixltl, llnli Duck unrlll, ,lcriy llccml -r. ini N -Crux. a l lm lion Iunr: laiynlc llarilci, I.ai'ry la-csun. illaynn ll1lI'l7l'lll4'l'. llicliaril C.il1'iulim'. llill llndapli. -Inc lfclly, Ilan- XYallsins, Clillwil Sinnnuns. l'aul ks liin llnrncr. llnplxlns. llolw Slnnl. llill Nici . Xllicn unc tallxs to X ixacc ine-inlmcrs. lic hncls thi- clulx is inamlc up nl iunuu' ancl Sl'lll0l' lmoys cntluisiasfically clcxntccl to singing. Tliuiigli a largc pci' ccnt ol? llic incinlxcrsliip arc lmnys from A Cappvllu Cllioir. nizuiy wlin liavc liacl nu train- ing arc aclmittccl too. just lxccausc tlicy likc to sing. 'l'lic prcsiclcnt clnpliasizcs tlic iaci lliat licrc boys lcarn tlic IIYIU In sinlg. Nlrs. llnnniugliann often sclccfs a particularly almlc qinnltct or nctct lrnin ilu- group to sing a ncw song so tliat' tliosc who cannot rcacl music as wcll as llinsc wlin liavc liacl voicc training :nay lcarn tlic sclcction inorc casily. 'l'ln'ougli Yivacc, lmuys who wcrc not acccptccl for :X Cfappclla lliis ycai' la-cp in training anticipating trying out again ncxt ycar. Tlic lmoys malxc icw pulmlic appcaranccs, tliis ycar appcaring only in tlic Xlusic lfcstival. in wliicli flllly sang i'XYitli a Yuicc nl' Siiigiiigl' anal ilu- cnscinlnlc music gixcn ln' tlic l cstix'al Cliorus. pXniong tlic songs tlicy llaxc lcarnccl and cnioy singing arc ullmtlicr XX'ill. ulimtlici' Qlulnifi Tm-ll Xlc Xilnfi A-l,SLllIll 150.-' anml tlii- icstival nunilmcr, TIN- oificcrs cinpliasizc tlic fact tliat tlic sclcctiuns arc clinscn to appcal in tlic nicinlmcrs. ancl im' tliat rcason nialxc singing cnjoyalmlc anal rclaxing. -Q w Prcsiclcnf: Dick Kisci' Yicc-Prcsiclciit: Nlark Sinilli SCCl'l'l1ll'j'-rllI'l'21SllTGI'Z Mclvin Cotscliall l,iln'arians: llicliarxl Clalcnrlinc. .Iolin llclincr IBIS .1 .7-l Freshman Girls' Glee Club Row one: Zn-lniu NYorth, Kntlirriin- Xufvni. Kay Xlkilwle, june-t lngrnin, I':unolu Lalntz. Carolyn Hitler. Klum Holnmnn. Nlnrxlai XYilson. llonnie Butnvr. l,uux'ei'n:u l.n-vp, Nlairilyn XIunL'luiwyn'r Kay XYl1itr'. Lynn Sp:-int-er. .lucly Ann l'lil. Row two: Limlu Xlurslmll, .luclilli l7ivrlrit-ll. Burlmrai Kinney. joys-1' Ski-vn, Yiuki Klritos, Agnes XVilk0rson, Clnirleni- Davis, lla-tty Norinun, Charloth- Xofsingvr, Linclai Spivzu-k, liilm-li Snyder. In-un Guinn, Brvnclu jznu- him-i'L-i'i', lilizulmetli Criggcr, Edie jo Keller, Ba-N-rly llilvtli. Curol Ann Col-ciuzxn, Snnclru Appel, Miss Allen. Row three: june- Huggins, -luclitll NYul1Ivt'k, Mary Annu Davis, Carolyn Mursliull, junice ML-- Xlullin. Carolyn Oulivs. joan: llluir. .lnnvl Sutton. Susie Lilicic-nine. Drnnni llnilvs, Cindy Curclvr, The Frcslnnun Girls' Clem' Cluh, rnacle up of ai group of girls, most of whom are new in our school this year. pzlrticiputecl in svvc-i'al events during the your. Their first aippearance was mzule ut tho freshman Thanksgiving ussemlnly. Later, with the Freshman Choir, they gave 21 program at the l:l 0Sl'llU2lll Christmas assembly. For the next few months they devoted thoir oiicwgy to practicing the songs to he sung in tlu- annual Music Festival. Nlurclr l. YVhen this clute finally' rolled around. they received many compliments on their fine perforinunce. Bc-siclcs practicing their own nuinhers for the Festival. thu' also 11-lu-ui'secl the numbers they gave with tlw Festival Chorus. H in Anus' I.uu'i', Tvrry SlL'Dlll'llS. Nlalllrcvn Connolly. Sui' XVvlih. Sui- Huskirlt. All-qui Xlnllnirli. XY.nul.i Bilmlwv. juycn- Varna-r. Marilyn Nlnllu-ny. Row four: juni- Cross, Nancy Snodgrass, Susie Xlihl. Donna Xrilu-r, Sh.u'on Xllilllwroxxii. jmlilh llvxrozul, lim-ky Busch, jzuwl Crowell, l'nlriL-in VVi-hh, Lilzhiv Douglas, juycv Rifllv, ll. j. lfollv. -lully Divkisuu. Vvrn Kollvy, l.inLln Pl-rui'll. Shnron Young. Kathryn Allin, Cliawlolli- Swain. Saintlrn lloin-1-, lflm-lay Munzo. Row fivv: Sharon Owl-ns, Snullrn Suyclvr, Susan Si-luwinli-r. Aliu- Vliclnnin. Kun-n Saiyrv. Sonia Marquis, ,lainis Kc-nip, .lain Vl':nLgoxn-r, Donna Suv XYl1itlzituli. llvvwly -lc-un Ross. Sauulm Alltirv. Kaithiu Nloorv. Kathy llllllflil. joaul Nluffaiy. hlanwt linn-rick, Donlic ffoclirun. ,Iain Sq-lirm-ilu. l'hillis Xllitcrs. Elaiini- Slain-. Donna: Bvclwtt, lfrmu-vs llvss. Tlwir lust 2lPPt'ill'2lllC0 of thc your' was thc-ir aissvinhly progrinn. which also was for thi- froshni:-n. This prograun showvcl the wwsaitilitv ol' thv group. als 21 vurivty of songs wi-rv prvsvntecl. For most of the girls. this L-luh is just the ln--giiniing of thvir partici- pation in musical organizations ut P. ll. as thc goal oi' many is to hc-- conw invmhcrs of A Cnppcllzi Choir, thi- most ziclvuiicvil niusic-all group. nmclc up of outstanding vocal stud:-nts. Thi- enthusiasm with which zuicliencc-s lmvc- rcceivocl their pv1'forimnices would inziliv it sm-ni that nuuu' will hc able to ucliivvi- thvir goal. Oiiici-rs: Mm-du VVilson, Lynn Spvncvr IES Freshman Choir 56 -X? Row one: Kathryn XVablm-. Donna Archer, Janis Kemp, Marilyn Nlunchmeyer. Karen Sayre, Donna Suv YVhit- latcli. Judith Hcxroad. Pam Lantz, Carolyn Hider. Marg: llofniann. Marda lVilson, Bonnie- Bulncr, Dodie Cochran, Kathy Hodda. janet Eine-rick, Louvcrna Lex-p, Kay NVhih'. Sharon VVnllhrown. Row two: ,Iudith Dir-drich, Iudith WValdcck, Janice Mchlullin, Linda Marshall, Ian hvill.U.Itllll'l', Bm-ky Buv.-li, Carolyn Oakes, Alcan Blair, Jean Cuinn, janet Sutton, Ann Lowe, H. I. Foltz. Cindy Cardvr, Sandra Apps-I. Brenda Nlcrcvr, llc-cky Nlanzo, Elaine Macc, Kathryn Alliu, l.ynn Spencer. 'Wavid Ritter. Row three: Miss Allvn, Mickey Manzo, Eddie- Tctrick, Ks-nton VVan1sle'y, Ray Morey, Dave 'I'readw4-ll. linln-rt Scluiniauhrfr, Buddy Gilbert, Mick Eddy, Katherine Nuzuin. liibliic Douglas. Alice Nvlllllltlll, Susie l,illL'lL'Ulllt'. Kathia Moon-. ,lan Sc-hros-der, Tvrry Stephens, Betty Nlll'llltlll, ltlaurm-n Connolly, Sandra Boicv, Sharon Young, Charlotte Swain, Judy Ann Uhl. Prior to this year there has been only one musical group made up of both boys and girls, but last fall another, the Frcslnnan Choir, was organized to replace the Boys' Choir, which Went out of existence when our school became a four, rath- er than six, year school. Under the direction of Miss Lorene Allen, this group has been molded into an excellent musical organization. Membership was acquired through try-outs. Of those who sought membership. it was possible to use onlv one hundred and twelve. 'ui 1 I - J ' , . ' . I , llllw four: Dunny Pierce, lim llarher, George Bayer, Hill Brown, Barry l7nl'on. Cliurlrs Fletcher. Charles llurry. llohert lipler, Touuny linoch, Dave Vlfhite. Eugene Smith. Ronnie XVnrd, Duril VVilson, Edgar lxlnnday. Decil Cain, Mike Summers, Davis Friedman. Don Ross. David Golding, Everett Illair, Cluirlvs llrnwu. ,lim llunies, jim Morris, lloh Corhitt, XYendell Nichols. Row five: Rod Sevel-ce, Philip Slllflll, Ken HlIflll'l'liUl4ll. Jznnes lllIlilllCj'. Miclmel johnson, Donnie cl1ll'lN'Ilil'l'. Sain llaniilton. james Snider, Barry Dunlap. l'hill Scholl. lid Schlarln, Dave Trellurne. XYilliznn Ili-nt. Nlurk XYillinms. Fred l'raun1c. Hicliard Spindle. joe Lockhart. Don Cottrill. Larry Nh-Dani:-l, Ilan- Spindle, llonnu- Yailentine. Boli Kllllhlllllll, Ellis llolland. Steve jackson. Holi Xlerks. The choir sang for hoth the Tliaiiksgiviilg and Christmas sophomore assem- lilies as well as for the Easter assenihlv. In Nlay they presented a complete pro- grain. also during an assembly period. During Holy XVeek, they assisted with the music for the services which are held each clay before school. from eight until eight-thirty. At the Music Festival they were part of the Festival Chorus. President: Bob Kuusman V ice-President: Charles Brown Secretary: David Ritter Sophomore Girls' Chorus Row 01105 Carolyn Davis, Carolyn Barnes. Judy Stephan, Izickie llaithcoek. Szmljmie Levey, B. J. llupp. jenn Robinson. jenn Oiler, Ruth Ellen UH. Sheila Ilnpp. Mary Alice l'lcli, Zn-tm Tlirnsh. Slim-lin lilly' Xlkirlicld, Linda liberhardt. Row two: Donna jones, Lori-tm Sinclair, Hairlmm Rynier. Vicki Dils. Nancy ltolli, DiAnm' NVix. Lynidn llrillon, Joyce .-Xumlrey Dinslnore. Linda Penrson. Mary Ann Tuel, Caroline Conner, Ann johnson, Su- nnnu- Amos, Carolyn Xllmllnrml. Nancy llnuxrlil, Stevie Cn-nwr. Donna Cooper. Nlnrtlm .-Xsh, Xlrs. Sup re. Blending their voices harmoniously in song. the members of the Sopho- more Girls' Chorus enjoyed a common interest-singing. They worked hard every Friduv during the fourth period and often scheduled other practices during fourth periods und after school in order to prepare for performances. Under the leadership of Mrs. Sayre, they participated in the Fifth An- nual Music Festival. The combined voices of the lN1zxrcato Glcc Club und the Sophomore Girls' Chorus were raised in the singing of Hear My Prayer, :md Hi, llo, Nobody Home. On April 10. these girls presented il program for the members of the sophomorc class. This assembly consisted of il variety of talent acts per- formed by members of the chorus. plus several chorus numbers. ofa Row three: Sandra Simmons. Linda Rae Rardon, Mary Neal. Karen Kintler, Betty Ann Ricliarclson, Kay llup- kins. Carol Rui. jamie Oller. Betty Kay Boso, Sharon Hose Cain. Nancy Ann Thorne. Alyee llne Grilliih. Anne Duvis. Put Tlirnsli, Lois VV1ml, Sue Phillips, janet D1-um. llow four: Mary jane lloiee. Bonnie Parr, Jun Lou Aliart. Sigue Ann Stevenson, lklyrna Florence. Mary Kessel- ring. Connie Grass. Joyce Dilly, Barham Sullivan. Irene Siiodgrnss. llarlvara Barrett, Laura Sutphiu, jauu-i I1-nkiiis, l.eora Miller. llat Full. As a special project in the fall, they entered a float in the lloniecoming Pa- rade. Also. during the course of the year, several of the smaller groups within the chorus, such as trios and quartets, performed before various organizations. In order to join this chorus. it is necessary to have a good singing voice. Ll willingness to spend much time in careful study of songs and practice, and to en- joy music. The girls in this ensemble have the opportunity to meet and make new friends Who, like themselves, have an interest in music. lVhenever or wlierever they appear. it is possible to distinguish them from any other choral group hy their pastel sweaters and dark skirts. President: jean llohinson Vice-President: Ruth Ellen Ott Secretary-Treasurer: Betty Io Ielupp IB? If Marcato Glee Club lil ?' S-XX N . s , I Row one: Lulu.: ,Ilan Snuclgrnss. ji-un Xloi-llvmlick. jutly XYN-, ,-Xliv.-v Xl.ny Xlultvrs. Nancy lluinnw, Xnliciv Holm-s, .IrxfXnn Vinrcl. llurlmrzl Nlllffilf. Nlzlry Bush. Xlnry Hula-, Knrvn X, Clnnnlvy, Alzuwt vlnnnw. :Xml Holwrts. Kamp Clu'ux'ron'. Kon' two: Carolyn l'I1'ckle'r,4lluly Liclwrnmn. l'.it Bunnril, lli-It-n Bummnnt-I. Polly llullvn.u1. Bt-tsp Boll, Yvzlrl Jann- SllllIllll'l'5, Pcg Cc-nwrt, jenn l ougll'. Cloriu lim vlm, linzln llzuls. Allclrml ffln'ntli'nin, -lam-I Slllll4'l'. Carolyn K4-lluy, Blll'lllll'2l Prullty, Prix XYlnXlaxtm'l1, juni' Nuxnnm. Alaun-t Szlyrv. Hairy l urhn-y, lli-vi-rly Crulunn. Mrs. Suyrv. Huw three: Nlnry Uuilxriv, Plullis xvlllllhlll, lris juni- Cmnn-r. Pu! llzu-kullnorn, Kam-n Klchlnllin, Pnl Nollv, Judy XVillinms. Bm'lmru lloclclu. Nlally Io YVl1ih'ln'aul, Annvt 1' Xyllllillllx l':ll hloycv. Palulinv Nlll.l'ClltO Clee Club p1'ox'iclcs an opportunity for ull junior anal svuior girls who clo not liuvv ai Cham-c' to participutv in otlwr musical orgzmizutions to satisfy tlulir clesirc to sing. Tlwsc girls mvct on Tliurscluy fourtli pvriocl to cnjoy singing togotlwr zlncl an liour of c-njoymvnt free from study und clusswork. Colnposccl of up- proximatcly one hunclrocl girls, thc club comlmincd its c-lliorts with tlix- Sopho- more Chorus to prvsvnt 11 most pleasing pcrl'ornmm'c- ut the Music Festival. Tlu-5' also took part in the Festival Chorus. The girls spentu great clczll ol' tilnc prvparing il program tlltf' gzlvt' for tlw juniors and seniors on Fvln'uzu'y 21. Tlu- production. inclucling Y1ll'll'tj' numlwrs as well as sc-lc-ctious by the vutirc group, wus rc-cviwcl with vu- tliusiasm. yi- ,A Q Sh-plivns, Szuidrn Stvhhius, june! Boso, Put XYihlin, Ruth Anne- Lytlv. jvaui NVilsou, Susim- Rohn-rts. Donnu Ayn-rs. Row four: NKIHIIRI Dvuuis, NYzuulu Curhnill, Noritu Hilwhitts. Putty Pyzut. Susuu Curry, Ruth Ann Cniu, Caroli- Mcliwvn, Amy xYl'llil'I'. Ann l'ulnu'r. Clorin Ns-wln-rry, Dolores l.ot-klnlrt. Bvtty lfox. Judy Slurln. hlzlnim- Nowt-l'3. l'llll2llll'lll llryxivr. Row fivv: Sauidru NIcl't-vl-Q, llonuu Fury. Audrvy llurvuy. Kauvn Own-ns, judy Cloudy. Cathy Oillaxru. C,haxrlolti- Crm-lu-, Clmrloin' Burnliurl. Pansy Ault, Bm-by Evan. Nuuuio Mzllionc, jzuu-t Ilaitlmwny, Shi-lin Kay lfluvingnii. Anus- XYhih-. Donna Wilson. Ann Spikvr. Mary Nuys-r, -IRIIIP Host- Marshall, An vntircly non-musical projvct of thc' cluh wus the huilding of il Hozlt for tht- llOll1CC0ll1lllg Plllkllll' in Octohc-r. This alttractivv float. displaying 21 inodvrn thcinc, showvd that much tiinv and vftort had he-en spcnt on it. Tlw invinlwrs of this organization lmvc an opportunity to furtlwr their np- prvciution of music through thc innny kinds of songs they sing. Likc the othvr musical groups, Murcato provides an opportunity for those who enjoy singing to sing the kind of songs tlwy likv. l'rvsidc'nt: .lunvt Sllliltd' Vice'-President: Ann NVhitc- S0ci'c'tm'y: Lzniru joan Snodgrass junior Tl'l'lISlIl't'l'Z liL'Yl'l'lj' Crzllunn Svnior T11-a1si1i'c-1': .lunvt .Izunvs i l62 A Cappella Choir Row one: Mary Guthrie, Dianne Leary, Mary Ann Rihlet, VVanda Cnrtmill, Andrea Clendenin. Linda Davis, Gloria Enoch, Norma Deenis, Annette Williams, Ann Spiker, Linda Fleming, Pris- cilla VVhitlaieli, jean Cofer, janet Snider, Jane Norman, Palsy Ault. Row two: Mrs: Cunningham. Jo Ann VVillianns, Nancy Harris, Norila Hibhitts, Myrna Snider joan Cain, Karen Thomasson, Peg Ce-nsert, Anne Stout, Ianie Mildren. Darla Cross, Barbara Prnnty. Carolyn Kelley, Nlarjie Leach, jane Tedrick, Carolyn Smith. How three: Ruth Ann Cain. Judy Swain. Susie Higgs, Barbara Rodda, jean Fought, Betsy Howl Sain Starling, John Pfalzgraf, jerry llannnett. Ann Adams. Anne VVhite, Diana YVaHield. janii Davis, Helen Shinn. janet Hoso, Charlene llamhart, Ruth Ann Lytle, jean YVilson. The highest goal of music students at Parkersburg High School is to become members of A Cappella Choir, which is composed of junior and senior boys and girls who have had a year of voice and have satis- factorily passed other rigid requirements. The outstanding work of this choir produces an almost endless variety of musical enjoyment. Their music was made available to many through the appearances they made both at school and before a number of organizations. Their first appearance was at Thanksgiving time, when they pro- vided the musical part of the junior-senior assembly program. Their next performance was with the P. H. S. Revue. Though the revue, this year labeled 'KSho Krazeef, includes mem- bers from the other music groups, the choir members form the core. This year Bill Fields was master of ceremonies and the six funsters were Bill McPherson, jim Burdette, Dick Kiser, Bob Wamsley. Mike Locke, and Denver Collins. Q 'ml XE x Row four: Clayon Carpenter, Melvin Gotschall, Gene Hague, Mark Smith, Dick Kiser, Bob NVamsley, Mike Locke, John Hefner, Carr Leavitt, Okcy Phares, Harold Metz, Bill Leeson, Bard WVolfe, lim Horn- er, Paul Hopkins, Tim Hays, Mickey Gibbons, Charles McCay, Bob Stout, Bill Meeks, Jim McCray. Row five: Richard Calendiue, Bill Fields. Dick Jennings. Loyde Hartley, Glenn Lcniasters. Park Mc- Clung, Larry Lveson. Denver Collins, Dave VVhite, Frank Alexander, jim Burdette, jim Hannaman, Pete VVhitakcr, Bob Blackburn, Kenneth Corbitt, Bill McPherson, jim Phillips, Preston Grant, Gary Brown. Bob Burk. Bill Deenl. Jim XVhitlatcb. Jim Linger. Between special practices for the revue, the choir rehearsed the music they used for their animal Christmas assembly and concert, the latter pre- sented for the public, and considered one of the city's choicest Christmas celebrations. During the Christmas season they also gave a concert at the Chancellor Hotel. With the other musical organizations they gave the Fifth Animal Music Festival. This year there were two performances, one in the afternoon and the other at night. A group selected from the choir, the All-State Chorus, went to Morgan- town April 10-12, where, with music students from other West Virginia schools, they presented a program. This group of the choir, rather than the entire organization, sang the special numbers for the junior-senior Easter as- sembly. The choir's last appearances for the year came at the end of school when they sang for the Senior Class Sermon and Commencement. I6 I6-I Orchestra Row one: Hex Britton, jane Stephenson. Harold VVhitecl, Larry Mitchell, Anne Davis, Indy llughes. Henry Nelson. flzniiee johnson. Row two: Harold Leo Blair. Sharon Lynn Smith, Carolyn Lockhart, Anita Stallings. Sara Cum. Sue Parker, Margaret lluhhard. Hita Stahlnian. Nancy Cant, Karen SlcCutchi-on, Nlamoka Collins, Richard lic-lcert. john Snyder. Row three: Shirley Spencer, Carolyn XlcCauley. Kathleen Cunninghani, Paul Cheuvront, lloh Slaytun, Janice Stanly. Nina Porter. ,lnnet Green, Patsy Hmnine. liohert Satterfield, Helen llzlyles. Daniel jones. One of our oldest established organizations is the Parkersburg lligh School Orchestra, which has the reputation of being the iinest in the state. Membership is based upon ability rather than experience though experience gained through membership in a junior orchestra can he helpful. The function of the orchestra is to train the students in music and prepare them to enjoy to the fullest extent the relaxation and stimulation that can be deriv- ed from it. It is hoped that these young people will use their training for active participation in adult musical groups. lu the active repertoire for this season the members of the orchestra have run the gamut oi emotional experiences from the early masters, such as Sam- martinis D Major Symphonyf, through the romanticists represented by Tschai- kowskyis Romeo and julieti' and the modern Felix BoroWski's Adoration.v lt is the purpose and desire that players in the orchestra have the aesthetic experi- ence of a rich musical hackground. Xlinney. Slieunuin ow four: Kurcu Nlcl urlaiucl. Dolorcs l.ccsuu. Claim vlilllt''ll0Utl1lVl1lIl, Dorothy Gcurluxrt. Camry' l3uckls'5'. llvlllll xyllilflllll. Huh 1 Xliunvy. Cluirlcuc Soulll, lui Coum'1', Norlual ,lvuu Davis. Ucun' Xloorc. Tcxauluu Colmlw, ,liul Dyna ow five: Paiulu lfurru, Aluuct .Mlu-y. Kauscu llurtlchcu, .lumly Lyons, lfrcclqlic Sauuuuuum, Lyuclzi liillc, uw six: Nlurk Muon-, -luucl Nlclfurluucl. Bill Potts. liounlnl Cronin, john Riggs. Nlr. Cclhcr, Ile-lcu Shiuu, Dun XXX-lls, Nlury lllcu lluttuu. Nclsou Smith. liluily Sll'0L'lll1lllll. Nlurtlm ljvllll. lnlflj' llcfliug, Suucly Picrsuu, IA-slic .-Kuu 'l'rs-nl, Yirgiuu Suyilcr. Yorilui l icl-iiwu. -lully' Hirauu. lhiul XYig:ll. Among thcir popular uovclty uumhcrs arc 'iPliuk. Plank. ljlllllliil Thc Syuco- pzltccl Clock, and Chopsticks, which, though uovcltics, rcquirc prccisiou truiu- ing uucl as much musical fiucssc as some sclcctious hy thc mastcrs. The 0I'Cllt'St1'21'S fccliug is that it wants to hc of scrvicc to thc cutirc community iu supplying music to all. This is cviclcucccl hy thc grcut uumhcr of timcs soloists from thc group huvc pluyccl for orguuizzltious und the timc thc full orcllcstm pluyccl for thc D. A. R. me-ctiug fcaturiug Paul l'li'tl'X'l'y. Thosc stuclcuts who lmvc hccu mcmhcrs of the All-Stutc fJI'Clll'St1'4l luivc scvcral timcs hccu alwzlrclccl ull tho first zmcl most of thc sccoucl chairs in thc striug positions. Prcsiclcut: jim Phillips Vicc-Prcsiclcut: 'l1llll't Crccu Sccrctalry: Saulclm Pcarsou Tl'K'L1Slll'l'I'Z Holcn Shiuu ll i5 lf iii Big Red Band Row one: Xlr, Selnwxecler, Forlves Hiehle, Hill Koon. Paul Harrison. Don Elliott. Holi Sams, .lim Hiller, Emi Ilandke. Charles XYilliams. Herh Snodgrass. Boh Dawson, Charles Steals-5. Larry Gibson. Boi: Xlv.-Bride. Crm Stnkey. Ilarley XY4-lls. Kenneth Yannoy. john Anderson. Douglas Taylor. Row two: Barry Stauh. Brooks lones. Allen Elherlield. Fred XX'ilson. Cary Clator, john Ayers. lioh Vaughan, Rus sell Smith, NYa3ne Barrett, Charles Nolmlin, Ted Gaston, Larry Friend, Kenny Ilimelrieh, Clary Newell, Larry Ilan: mett, Larry llemseley. Tom Fankhauser. Row three: Brent Smith, Holiin YYitlineyer. Clmrles lieorn. lluek Niles, jerry Xleaclows. llerluert Petty. lree YVarnLl The Big lied Band honored Parkershurg High School for the second consecu- tive time hy winning the title of National Champion junior Band of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Through the efforts of the local V. F. VV., our hand was sent to Dallas, Texas, during the summer of 1956 to defend the national ehampionship they had heen awarded in the summer of 1955 at Boston. The hand has performed for civic groups during the year, hesides adding color and zest to various parades. They have also entertained their fellow stu- dents and townspeople with concerts, excelling on the stage as well as on the field and street. They, too, participated in the Music Festival. Seeing the Big Red Band as it goes through its drills gives l'arkershurgers a feeling of great pride. for the hand presents itself as a smart. dignified. and stately marching unit. YVatching the hand perform on the field at foothall games. one realizes that these military marchers. lead by the color guard and fiye drmn majors. are a drawing card. Spring. summer. fall. and winter find these boys constantly striving to perfect their marching. maneuyers, and music. NYe belieye. howeyer. that the hoys do not feel that the long hours of practicing and memorizing music. and drilling are too much drudgery hecause they are always eager to please their audieuees. llyron Oli. -lanllvs xYt'llIl1'l'. Xlilxc lllnnms, XYilliinn Klcfloy, Kfl1ail'lsw NYhitlailch, Hairy l..nnin. Umm- Cfnlnnnmx, -l.inn-s Xllri-tl, Ihniil llrown. Row lonr: ilcorgc Vlch. -lllll Smith, Bill Alliirc. Nlilxc Sllliill, Deus' Nlcllonnlll. l.:irry lfniniinqhmn. lfilwl Xliwllwll l Carroll l.:nnin. .lohn jnncx, Duvc Smith. Don llntlgcrx, Rohr-rt lllaickhnrn. ltalnmlzil l,:nnin. .-thc Mills. Nornmn Doi Ylcvc Smith. Sain llinnnirtl. Row Hvc: l'ctc Nlhitaikcr. Kcnncth Smith. Kcnnclh NlcNlnrrai3. .loc llull, tflaiyon Cmpcnh-i', -linnc Fox. liililin' Nliraiclv, john Clmpinani. liick Phillips. John Xlnrpliy, llonnlcl Krcw. Dnxiil l..m xon, .liln tfzillilmn, 'll-sl tlnniliil, l'l1l l.ilnnn1, Ucnc Smith. Drum Majors .-Xclcling color and prccision to thc hanicl :irc thc five' clrum majors, who arc inclispcnsuhlc hccauisc of thc timing uncl scnsc of clircction tlwy proviclc. Thcir high stcpping Il1illlCllYCl'S :irc un uclclccl attraction to thc cvcr popular Big llccl , llaincl. tlcnc Smith, -lanncs Caillihzni, llonglxis 'l'ziylor. 'IR-al cllllllllil-. lirl l.itninn. x Doulii lloli ST P0 r E Ma... if X. .fm .N ...M-- W-If ' r . I' F .v-' 5, x,.'-- ' 'OO ,4-1 T4 K 4 fx, C- L.,,,Q.., JR: ,. A M ' S 'X e-- 'N r , -1 f I k ,4 . . x ZX m X, r K . , VV , Wm L .WV 1 K--N 3 .- .T Q f f r -Q' - J WW gp: , L,-2 'A K i Q-SAP? K ,W Q-N- -Q. I K .K ,.-ra-fi.--fr .wg-up-2111- M . ,mwm-Nm.W+--I-www--rwf r 1-W 9:1 Sf' :'. - fy Qrffi' R ,f 71' f fr . , f . F hd ,- ,,,.. f-'ia-55,12 -'- -iz. K f' 1 J fxfxf. N Y, ,-9. x Q. s -IQUIHICWI. ' . . Q ,,, L..-A-nail , N i YV .':M.! . x ?QL!'lllHg ff- in ' . . -' ' , - A 5 Q ., '-im? . ' ' ffm- V' - X ' ' I ig ilu ian' ' ' F hge ' ' if ' 1' 0 ' 1 A A 1 X '-u-, 1.9 J if ,- su J Q-,- Q 5 NTS. Q-K X Qeoll-M2 'X Y , ' 'SE frp, X X 1- XX xx . f P - Q N fax ily! . Aq XXX I X r iii -f wd.- NL 11 21 Q, 'L '1 'LP' fx :if Q as -wr-QQ yt X F f 'E I -gl '- 1.11 I., N , Gi Y llow one: Charles Iienhardt, Dave Vonlter lin l1i5.,1. Art 'l 'nilil 1 Hs, il e. Clayton Sallee. How two: Roger Slorlang, manager, ,Inn Hrufiey, Barry Brown, Bill Cihne, Ash liroaulwater, joe K-reathouse, john lieep, Don C i son, Ilohhy llohlitvell, Mike Locke, Dick Jennings, ,lim Linger, 'l'uck Doss. Nlike Slaton. Kendall Kent, Big Red Football The outlook for the 1956 Football Season was encouraging when a numher of last yearfs outstanding juniors appeared for practice. Under the direction of Coach Russ Parsons. the most recent addition to our athletic department, they were whipped into a team that turned in a very good record, losing only three of their ten games. By the end of the season they were one of the top teams in the state. ln fact, following the Huntington East game. some polls named them the numher one team in the state. SEPTEMBER 7, SPENCER The first Friday of our school year found the Big Reds playing Spencer on our home field. Parkersburg led 13 to 0 at the end of the first quarter. and hy half-time had raised the score to 40 to 0. NVhen play resumed, the Big Reds immediately ran the hall over the goal making the first of the two touchdowns tallied in the third quarter. ln thc fourth. the P. II. S. hoys again made two touchdowns, hut in the latter part of the quarter. Spencer managed to get the hall past the Big Reds. making the final score 67 to 6 in favor of PLl1'1i0l'SlJlll'g. SEPTEMBER 14, VVHEELINC The second week of school, Parkersburg met the 1Vheeling XVildcats at 1Vheeling, where their experienced hackfield shuttled the hall past our inexperi- enced team for a score of 19 to 6. VVe tried. hut fast slashes off tackle on lmoth sides of the line constantly enahled the VVildcats to move the hall over the Big lied goal line. XVheeling led 1:2 to O at half-time, hut we were as close as the ten yard line in lmoth the first and second quarters. Fumbles prevented our scoring. ln the third quarter the first time we got the hall We made a touchdown and were ve1'y much in the game at 12 to 6. YVe kicked off to XVheeling and stopped them quickly. They then kicked out and we went for four first downs, moving well down to their thirty yard line. On the first down we fumhled away our chance to win, although we did start another drive in the fourth quarter. Again we fumbled to set up the final score, 19 to 6 in favor of NVheeling. , . if f i 1 is X ' ' A sf' . 'Y XVilkison, Iirn Burdette. jeff B.n'tIrtt, Den Taylor, john llickel, Ken Stukey, jim Cor ntl l in SEPTEMBER 21, MARIETTA ,y p 2 l ur 0 l . p :,. , ' f . ' Q, 1 B45 ow three: Sinn Starling, rnarnager, Boh Hull, manager, jim Ogdiu. Pat Conner. Ken Anrlrrose, Charles Me i K-eorge Nedell, Lrrrry Tracewell, ,lim McCrary, Holm Paxton, Darrell Coil, jim Bargeloh, Stanley Bueklew, jay Ya l cy, NVnyue Owens. Cary Dines. l'arul Adauns. 1 Row four: Ronald Nulter, Earl McConnell, liichrrrd XYigal. lliru Spiker. Slick Statou, Mike Dr-skins, Bill llhoir i lred lrrunlrert. Art Darniels. Asa XYilson. jerry Hrurrnrett, john Plarllgraf. Under ideal weather conditions. Nlarietta arrived at Stadium Field to ln our third opponent for 1956. NVith a team said to he the strongest in her history. Xlarietta held first place all through the first three quarters. Then, with the score 12 to 0 and only five minutes left in the fourth quarter. the Big Beds took the Tigers' kickoff and ran it hack up the field 99 yards for a touchdown. They were t1'ailirrg 6 to 12 with one minute and thirty seconds to play. Nlarietta received the Big Bed kickoff and was trying to hold the hall until the ganre was over. hut Paul Hohlitzell gralrlred a fumhlcd hall from the Xlarietta quarterlrack and raced 55 yards to tie the score. Paul Adams then kicked the extra point to win the game for P. Il. S. 13 to 12. SEPTEMBER 25, TBIADELPHIA The Big Beds met Triadelplria here to play a game that turned out to he one of the lriggest of the season. for Triadelphizr lost only two games all year. ln the first half, the Big Beds piled up a score of 19 to 6. ln the first few minutes of the second half Triadelphia threatened when they scored six points to make the score 19 to 12. Then the Big Beds r'ecor'ered ar furnhle and sealed up the score with a pass from Coulter to Bargeloh, who tlreu went all the way for a touchdown. The game was then a seesaw hack and forth until the final horn. making the tally 25 to 12 in favor of the Big Beds. OCTOBER 5, WASHINGTON-IBVING The Big Bed - XVashingtorr-Irving game. played at Parkersburg. was a series ol' rrerve-wracking fumlrles. Between the Big Beds and NV.-l. a total of twelve fumlrles was compiled. Nevertheless. the hard playing Big Beds had a lretter record in lrotlr running and pass plays and first downs than their opponents. .-Xt the beginning of the fourth quarter, the score was tied l3 all. and during thc first four minutes it seemed as if the game might end that way. Then the Big Beds received a punt and started a drive for the lVaslringtorr-lrvirrg goal. Sticking to a tight T formation, the Big Beds forced their way up the field to the Clarks- lnrrg eight yard line. Here Coulter made a fi1'st down on the two yard line. NVitlr ar minute to go. he tried ar sneak play for a touchdown, hut was lruried for no gain. BIG RED FOOTBALL S 1956 FOOTBALL Spencr 67 6 Wheeling . . 6 . 19 Marietta . 13 . . . 12 Triadelphia . 25. . . . . . 12 Washington-Irving . . . 19 . . . . . 13 Huntington . . . . . 20. . . . . , , 40 Charleston . . ..., 6 ..,,. . . .20 Stonewall -Int-lcsun . . .40 ,.,.... . . l5 Huntington East .... 19 ........... l 4 YVvirlon 26 12 172 Obviously anticipating another sneak play, NV.-I. played their line tight around center. Then, instead of taking it himself, Coulter handed the ball to Bargeloh, who smashed through the Washington-Irving line and over for the winning tally. We missed the extra point, and the final score was Big Reds 19, W.-I. 13. OCTOBER 12, HUNTINGTON Holding a three game winning streak, the Big Reds met Huntington Central at Stadium Field. The first touchdown was made by the Parkersburg High team, but the Pony Express backs immediately made three touchdowns in succession, ending the first quarter 20 to 7 in favor of the Express. In the second quarter, Huntington made two touchdowns. The first was made on a quarterback sneak and the second, on a fumble. The Huntington team then took the ball and passed 24 yards to Mylar, who ran all the way for a touchdown. At the end of the half the score stood to 7 in favor of Huntington. The third quarter was entirely taken up by two long touchdown drives. In the first drive, Huntington went all the way on two running plays and scored on a 36 yard pass to Mylar. The second was, however, not completed. The Big Reds then scored by a pass to Owens from Coulter. In the last quarter the Big Reds picked up, and scored again on the kickoff. This was the final touchdown of the game making the score 40 to 20 in favor of the Pony Express. r OCTOBER 20, CHARLESTON When the Big Reds played Charleston at Laidley Field, Coach Parsons sat on the unfamiliar visitors' side of the field. The Big Reds scored on the kickoff, but the ball was called back. This seemed to set the tempo for us the first and second quarters, the Red and White remained scoreless while ton scored after a fifteen yard penalty from approximately seven yards the half the score was 14 to 0. Neither team scored in the third quarter, and the fourth quarter was unevent- ful until the last five minutes. Then Charleston scored, and it seemed as if they would defeat us completely. but on a pass from Coulter to Pfalzgraf, we scored a touchdown. With less than a minute to play, Charleston scored their last touchdown when Clark, their quarterback, ran 60 yards on a keep play. We dropped three passes in this game that should have gone for touchdowns making the final score 6 to 20 in favor of Charleston. OCTOBER 26, STONEWALL JACKSON This year. approximately four thousand fans attended the Homecoming Game at Stadium Field to watch, through rain and sleet, the Big Reds defeat the Gener- als of Stonewall jackson. The Big Reds took advantage of the Generals' fumbles, and intercepted many passes. Though they scored thirteen points the first quarter, six the second, and seven the third, the most exciting quarter was the fourth. To get it off to a good start, Lineman Goff retrieved one of the Generals, passes and ran from the 15 yard line to make the first score of the quarter. The extra point was good. opening . During Charles- out. By CContinued on Page 1735 Big Reds Opponents Coaches: Mr. Thorpe, Mr. Price, Mr. Dutton, Mr. Parsons, Mr. Mandieh, Mr. Cro L 1 ordlnit or, Mr. Savre. J Ha I 5? .',' Wim ef' k V w .. f'x 'rk Q Q If V- V 5 'Li M 21 iv H 'JL MQ, K wk , 'Q , Q ,,.,Qi2 M: N59 Au' - ' 1 -. 1 r W4 , a llow one: llarlxara Crawford. Melinda johnston, Nan c y Carole XVard, Iris Conner, S li e I ia Flanagan, Sharon S t e xv a r I, rllillllllfll Sinclair. Xl al r 3' l, o u Kester. janet Ilumphrey, Pat NVilmIin, Klan- et james, Mary Bole, Eliza- lietll Bryner, Ann S p i lc e l'. Nlury Cutllrie, Alaniee Boro. Row two: XI a ry Marslmll. Klargy I, e xv i s. Donna Cnt- trel, Mary IC I len Dawson, Ann A d a in s, Donna lfury, Marty Yost, Carolyn NYalker. Nlary Gates, .Indy Cunilrer' I 1' il g e, Carolyn Cununons, Betty' Yeager, jayne Schneid- er. l.yndia l'nstIi-unite, Nan- cy Cockran. Shirley Ilullnuln, Christie liolierts, Elinor lla- inill, Mary Martin, .Indy Pos- t I e w a i t e , I' r i s NYhit- latch. Laura jean Snodgrass. lane llavis. Row three: Shirley Mellher- son, l'lllllly Stroelnnau. Car- ole Skecns, Sandra Stelvliins, Patti Crites, -lane! Dotson, l' nt lYilson, C Ii a r I o t t e Greene, Pat I' 5' a t I, Cathy 0'lIara, Leslie Treat, Barlmarn Rodda, .lane Tedriek. janie IXIildren. Kay llullield. Polly Eaton, Betsy Gotsclulll, Cams lyn lleclder. ,Indy Eddy, Pat Cray, Beverly Locke, Sharon Carpenter. Francine O z n I s. Susie Riggs. I7-I Sports Helpers The Sports Helpers perform a valuahle and necessary service for the school. During footlmall season, come rain or come shine, they collect tickets at the sever- al entrances to Stadium Field, and during basketball season they collect tickets at the four doors of IXIemorial Field House. Urdinarily this service is performed hy senior girls only. hut this year the group expanded to include some junior girls also. lllig lled Footliall Continued from Page lT4I The next score came when Pllazgraf. who was ten yards in front of the Stone- wall defenders. received a pass from Coulter. llc ran across for the second Big Bed touchdown of the quarter. In the final seconds of the game, George Nedelli charged across from the six yard line to add another six points to the score. The twenty points scored in the final quarter made the final score -10 to I5 in favor of the Big Reds. This game showed how much stronger we were at the end of the year. Stone- wall and Iluntington High tied at 7 to 7, and Huntington had heatius 40 to 20. XVI' were among the top five teams in the state hy now. and improving fast. NOVEMBER 3, HUNTINGTON EAST Wfhen the Big Beds met thc Highlanders of Huntington East High School in Huntington, it seemed defeat was certain, for the Big Beds were trailing I4 to IIE just two minutes hcfore the final horn. T Then the Big Beds held the Highlanders for downs and took over the hall. starting a march up the Held. XVith less than one minute to play, Coulter handed the hall to Bargeloh, who went 17 yards for the winning touchdown. The final score was Big Reds 19, Highlanders 14. This was the top victory of the season, for East was the numher one team in the state and favored for the state championship. NOVEMBER 9, WEIRTON Again playing away from home, the Big Beds met VVeirton, closing out a successful season with seven wins and three losses. In the first quarter. Parkersburg won the toss and elected to receive. They promptly proceeded to drive 74 yards for a touchdown. lVeirton then tied the game near the end of the quarter, hoth teams having failed to make their extra point. The second quarter was taken over hy VVeirton when they made one touch- 5111 writ' 93 clown anal livltl tlim- Big Bvcls scoi'c'lc'ss. .Nt lialt'-tiinr' tliv svorv was XYt'll'l0ll 12. l,2ll'lil'l'Sl3lll'Q' 6. In tht- tlnrcl ilIl'll'll'l' tht Biff 1 3 Bvcls L'lllIl13l'llUll xx'Oll't0Il to pnnt, lint XVl'I'ix tliwn l lorr-val into a pnntlng position tliciiisvlvt-s. lt was tliv tonrtli clown witli six yarcls to go wlnin Paxton snappvcl a trick pass to Bargvloli. lnstcanl oi pnnting. Bargn-loli ..,., -. ran twmntx -stun xaicls lwtoic living clownvcl on tlw sixtli. llc- aclclvcl fin' :norm- yarcls in tlw ncxt two plays, ancl Conltvr tlion wt-nt on-1' to lllkllil' tlw toncliclown. :X pass lroni Clonltcr to Plalfgral was good lor tln- cxtm point. and tliv Big Bvcls lccl lil to I7 1 ,.,. ln tlw tonrtli qn llfll foilntt 1'vcow'1't-cl on tht- Parlic'i'sln1i'1f 39 and tlw Biff ' Pu ' ' .H Bvcls niovvcl toward tht- NVvirton goal in an :iight play running attack. Un tlw last plax' ol' tht- gannm' tliv Big Bvcls again wvnt onli' for a toncliclown. Tllis lllllt' Bargo- 1 lol: was tht- L'ilI'I'l1'l'. Tlit' gainc' cnclvcl 26 to 12 in favor ol' Plll'lii'l'SlJllI'Q', l 'l'lns tliircl win in a row over strong opposition prow-cl tlw strvngtli ol tln- tvani at tliv vncl ol tlic S0118 Cheerleaders Xlncli ol' tliv cntlinsi asni at tliis vcars gan w a s nron ilaitl sc-fl throng tht- cllorts ol onl' on-r ilinl clit-1'i'lc'aulc'1's. l5onn.l ,Xu-rs. ,l .I n vl Nlont- gon ivrx. C-loin.: lunouli. lnuul vln-1-ilu-anlvi' Llmllotti- Oilt-1, B.n'l1.ll'.i lllnnlx. HN Little Red Football Row one: liruie Devol, uiuuiuler, Larry Crou-er, Diek Yl'illizuus, Russell Smith, Tom Ilolhert. Larry Xhirquis, Dick Snllee, llruce Modesitt. 1' ul 1 Nellewitl, Curl lilliolt, lloh Nluril. How two: Couch Dutton, lauues O'Coiuior, lloh Snyder, Hit-luu'd l'l:1yiu-Qs. l,zu'ry Gauilt, Holi Aruistroiig, Doug Kelley, Gary 'I'aiylo1'. Kermit liuhlt George Dauuii-ls, Drive Iiostou, lloh Metz, ,liunes Davis. Row three: Mike li2IQ'llI'l!. Steve jucksou. Gerald Sims. Curtis Sums, Ralph jones. Don Geihel. ,luck Vlluldeek, Duvirl 'l'edric-li, llaunes Iivaiiis, lm Iluiltel, liin-li,ud l'.lL-lu-r. lm-lx Kuhn. Bruce Tvmmut. -liuues XYiuul. The Little lieds slammed into their 1956 liootlmll season hy lli!l-Clltlllfl The Plains, xll1C:xl'llllIl'. and :Xtheus Reserves in rapid sueeessiou. The other two games ol' their five game schedule were not as successful from ll winning stand- point as they were from am educational oue. The swift attack of the opposing teams taught the Little llecls more uhout deleuse than they could have leurued from the coaclfs ll121ClilJ01l1'Cl. This hriugs us to an alll important point. hi Little Red Football it is not the victories or defeats that count: it is the experience und knowledge gained regardless ol: the seore. lioys who play Little lied Foothull often go ou to play with the Big Reds. where their knowledge and experience stand them in good stead when the score is what makes the ditlereuce. NVe ure proud that the Little Reds have turned iii 11 good record this year. und we sincerely hope that the Big Reds profit through their experiences. September 14 liittle Reds ,. .. . .,.. .26 The Plains ........... ,. ...H6 Oetoher 5 Little Reds 30 Niue.-Xrthur 14 27 Little Reds A, 1-1 Athens Reserves 0 Novemher 2 Little Reds ,. . ., 0 liutluucl ,. . ,. ,, 63 9 l.ittle lleds ,,., . .tl Belpre , 33 lTti Freshman Football The purpose of the Freshman Football Team is to promote interest among the hoys to play foothall later in school. Coach Price was short handed for players this year owing to a rather small turnout of hoys, and hccause some who would logically have hceu on the freshman team played with the Little Reds. Coach Thorpe capitalized on teaching the hoys the hasic plays and funda- mcntals. Nlany tcaching sessions. comhincd with actual practice on the field. prepared the boys for future uscfulncss on thc Little lled and Big lied teams. Coach Price hopes that intcrest in freshman foothall will pick up ncxt season so that more gamcs can he won and more hoys can he prepared for the more advanced teams. One of the things strcsscd hy Coach Price is good sportsmanship. whether the teams lose or win. There is an art to winning graciously as thcre is to losing magnanimously. The Freshman Team ticd two games. Nlarictta and Belprc, hut lost four. Their schedule included gamcs with liclprc, Ben Franklin. and Xlarietta. Row one: I.anee Cummins. Tom Nlahood, Nlike Hayden, Hike johnson, Fred Higgs. NYillialn Nloore, .-Xlherl Smith, Ierrx Taxlor, Iohn Iohnson l Ili ay Xlormy. F I I F F l Row two: lloaches Price and Thorpe, Kelnlcth Newland, Nlilxe Dyer, Ralph Wilson, Hike Nlorelnnd, Fred Prailue. Harold Nlorcllead, llolmerl Meeks. Row three: Bill llrunn, manager, Tom Peters, Nlarvin Elliott. Larry Allen. Charles Brown, Sh-xc jackson, Daxe 'l'reharne, Aloe Coulter, Harold C-rnhxun. ITT Concession Stand Workers X X l X Row one: Carolyn Ki-lh-y. Iam-I Snider, Donna Davis, Fraiiccs Daniels. Carol Patlgctt, Janet Sayre, Nina Yearvgo, jo Ann XYarcl, Norma Dm-nis. Row two: Darla Cross, janv Host- Marshall, Janie Nowery, Carolyn Smith, Nina l lt-tclier, Andrea Ch-nzli-nin, l,incla Davis, jane Norman, l'ris W'hi1la1t-li, ,loan Colder, Ella May Riddle. Row lln'l'c: Nick Angelus, lloixcr jones. liill Lei-son, Dick Busch, Iohnuit' Funk. Bonnie Yvonne Matin-ss, Anne Atkinson. .Indy Hopkins, Linila llichards. Ann lioln-rts, Row four: Hit-liard llakin. Gcoruc Scott, llouer l'lauc-hu. Iohu Carpvnh-r. Dick Kise-r. Bill Dc:-in. Hill 'X1cl'lu'rsoii, Dale VVilli:nns. Klein- llziuln-, ll.ix'i- XYhih-, Frank .-Xli-xandvr. Bill Fi:-hls. Cot your concession stand tickets here. Hay I help you please? YVe have eokcs. popcorn. candy, and potato chips, but no chewing gum. Thus reply those incinhers oi' the senior class who are posted at the different concession stands to sell rcl'rvsliincnts. lhtwqiimitly, funny incidents and accidents occur, especially during lialf-time. The stands are located in Stadium Field and the Nleinorial Field House to keep Big lied fans from dying of thirst or hunger during athletic events. They are opt-rated only through the football and basketball seasons. The profit from the stands is the only source of revenue the senior class has other than that derived from the class play, which is not until late spring. From warm nights in the fall until rainy evenings of early spring. the workers faithfully perform their duties. Though the Work is tiring, they do profit. for through this service to their class they earn their yearbook cut free. ITS i I Intramural Council ? Q N. n 1 Q K I Ns.. Row one: Darrell lluflman, Dick McClain, Russ Butcher, K. Kuhn. Russ Hunt. James Carpenter. Row two: Paul Kcllisnn, Terry Holmes, Harry Deems. Dean McKay, Roy Kunsinan. Ronald Null, Dan VanCamp. Peyton Dudley. jim lickels. Row three: Ilcnry Nlorrison. Park McClung. Neil Knox, Gene Hutton. Clayton Sallec. Herbert Lenox. Carl Surface, George Tliomhurg, XYooclrnu' ltousli. Mr. Rhodes. In a crowded room. the matches are planned that make our intramural sports program so successful. A conference is held every week in the intramural oitice with Coach Rhodes, director of the program. holding the chair. Ilere talk runs on scheduling, rules. and other sports matters. Each home room is represented by a manager, who is elected by his room to conduct their participation in intra- murals. He is an important man because he must understand sports well and give each boy a chance to participate. while directing his roonfs efforts toward the championship. The detailed business of the system is carried out by five school managers: senior manager, Dean McKay of 232g junior managers, Fred NVilson of 331 and Ben Eaton of 2214 and sophomore managers, George Smith and john Lamp of :317A. The intramural prog1'am is highly competitive for home room. both group and individual. championships. To the home room chalking up the highest total of points for the year goes the old oaken bucket with the mnnber of the room engraved on a plate. A full program of sports gives everybody an even chance. Basketball. volley ball, wrestling, tug of war, badminton, free throw, rope climb, and ping pong finals are played off in the Sports Carnival. Football. softball. track, bowling, shufileboard, table shufHeboa1'd, handball, horseshoes, fungoe hitting. and gym- nastics round out the list. Home room 310 is the only room to have received the bucket two years in succession. Three wins gave 212 the greatest nmnber of successes. ltoom 232 may have as many successes by winning this year. Last year 503 won with 1021 points. Howard Null is now leading with individual honors. Bob Nlcflutcheon won last year with 125 points. l75l Big Red Basketball Row ouc: Bill lNlcl'hcrson. inanmgcr, Gcorgc Collins. Put Bnrtlctt, Jim Booth, Chuck liclcly. Frank Alcxnnclcr. Bill Dc-cni, Boli Mclflriclc. Nlu Ls Gilwluons. Row two: jim llnnnznnam, jim Flnton, Cordon Goucly, Frank NV2llfl'l'S. Bill Ficlds. Kcn Anihrosc, Duval Coultcr, D4-XYitl Bc-ull. llnrm-y Bnkcl t u l'lmr4's. Bow flll'l'l'Z Don XYoo1lan'rl, Clyrlc Cronin. Mike- Slnton, Days' XVutkins, Hnrolcl Mi-tz. Stnn Bucklcw. ,lim Burg:-loh, Xhyym- liurqll-gf, qllhllg Simmons, Coy Conlvy. BIC BEDS VS. NEWV BLABTINSVILLE DECENIBER 14 ln thc first gannc of tlu- scuson tlu- Big Bcnls clcfcntccl Ncw lXlzn'tinsvillc 69 to 57. Duvc Coultcr lt-rl otl' in thc scoring to mzikc thrcc ficlcl goals unrl two foul shots, which plncccl lhn-kt-rslmnrg in thc li-ml. Thr- lXlzmclich-incn constantly ontplnyccl amcl outscorcml tlw Nlugnoliu fivc, ncvcr rclinquishing thcir curly lcaul. At thc cnrl of tlircc action pzickccl quzirtcrs, thc Big Bccls hclcl 21 com- mauuling aclvimtngc of 29 points, tht- scorc hcing 58 to 38. Going into thc fourth quurtcr VVultcrs scorccl twicv, Coultcr oncc, amcl Burtlctt oncc to zulvuncc the Big Bccl lr-ml to 28 points. ln thc lalst fcw minutcs of play Nlngnoliu In-gan to scorc. hut thc dominating 28 point gap was too much to ovcrcomc. Thc galmc cnclcrl with tht- Big Bccls still holcling au 12 point lcucl ut 69 to 57. BIC REDS VS. WASHINGTON IRVINC DECEMBER 18 During thc gzuuc with thc Hilltoppcrs hoth thc first zmml sccond string saw plc-nty of action. Couch lxl2lIllllL'll rcmovcml lmoth lficlcls :mtl Coultcr from the gannc in thc Hrst of thc thircl quurtcr zittcr thc-y cuch hurl inuclc two pcrsonnl fouls. Bcforc thcy wcrc tukcn out. Ficlcls scorccl 9 points :mtl Coultcr l'ilCli0ll up 17. ln the first tlllllI'tt'l', VV. l. pullcul out to nn curly lt-ual, 14 to 8, thcn lJilVl' Coultcr muclc two quick hnskcts. On Coultm-r's thircl lmskct. tht- llilltoppcrs stan' plzlycr and captain, 'l'om llutson, snillcrccl ll kncc injury zmcl rctirecl from tht- gaunc. 'l'hc Big Bvmls thcn mlrcw ulit-ual to cncl thc lirst halt' 238 to 37. Aftcr thc hull' thc Big llctls rapidly pilr-rl up il tcn point lcaul 53 to 43. Going into thc fourth flll1ll'ft'l', tlu- scorc wus 60-51 :incl thc Big Bccls wrnppccl up thc gaxmc at 80 to 68. 180 BIC REDS VS. ALUMNI DECENIBEH 21 In thc first qunrtcr. thc Big Rr-cl sharp shootcrs pickccl up il 17 to 7 lcaul oycl' thc Alumni. At thc lmlf thc scorc was 35 to 26 with thc Alumni lmrcly holcling thcir own. ln tlu- thircl, thc Alumni switchccl to in man to mam clcfcnsc which cost thcm in totul of 28 points. 'l'lic gannc cnclccl with thc rcrl zmcl whitc sonnclly tronncing thc Alumni 80 to 55. BIG REDS VS. ROOSEVELT-WILSON DECENIBER 28 NVhcn the Big Bccls wcnt to Clurkshurg to mcct thc Prcsiclcnts, they cmcrgccl victorious 85-49. At thc first of thc gzimc. it was ohvious that Ficlcls zmcl Coultcr wc-rc going to hc high scorcrs for thc gzuuc. lficlrls mzulc 24 points nncl Coultcr mzulc 2:2 cluring tlu- gannc. The Big Rctls haul nn imprcssivc lcaul ut hulftimc. 41-15 :incl thcn coustccl the rcst of thc way on thcir lczul. curl- ing tlu- gzunc 85-49. BIG REDS VS. ST. lN1ARYS JANUARY 4 Thr- St. Marys gumc hcgun with tht- Big Bccls quickly taking thc lczlcl. It can only hc clcscrilx-cl us ai lunclsliclc with cvcry Pnrkcrsliurg plnycr. including most of the rcscrvcs, contributing to thc grzmcl total. ln this game, thc Big Bccls, full court prcss nncl blazing fast lmrcuk puicl oil' to its lmcst alclyalntugc, not only clisorgzmiz- ing hut also rlcmorulizing thc hcwilclcrccl St. Nlairys Blur- Dcvils. All of thc Big Bccls first string got into thc tlouhlc-figurcs, llllllilI1Q,' thc Final scorc thi- highcst of thc Scnson. 128 to 48. Bic REDS vs. MARIETTA JANUARY 5 The Big Reds played the best basketball in the first quarter before the fouling began. Marietta had 34 per- sonal fouls to our 23. They outscored us by one basket in field goals, but we won the game on foul shots. Fields and Walters were outstanding under the basket, but Alexander and Ambrose gave an excellent account of themselves in controlling the backboards. In the first half, Fields made five of his six field goals. The rest of the game he was closely guarded although he got sever- al free shots. The first quarter ended 18 to 9 our favor. The second quarter saw the Big Reds steadily pulling away to end the half 35 to 22. The third quarter was the fastest of the game. The Big Reds netted 20 to Marietta's 16. The first six minutes of the fourth quarter were tense with both teams tied with 14 oints each. At this time, Marietta made eight points to lead the game. They also fouled the Big Reds incessantly, enabling us to win on fouls. The game ended with the Big Reds 71, Marietta 62. BIG REDS VS. SPENCER JANUARY 10 The Spencer Yellow Jackets played a very good game against the Big Reds until late in the third quarter. In the first half the score seesawed back and fourth. At first we were ahead by 11 points and then the Yellow Jackets narrowed it down to 7. In the latter part of the third quarter, the Reds made 7 quick baskets to perma- nently take the lead from Spencer. From then on, it was Easy ggigng and the ,Big Reds swamped their opposition to . BIG REDS VS. STONEWALL JACKSON JANUARY 11 The Big Reds played a nip and tuck game with Stonewall al the way. First, we led and then they led. The scores by quarters ran: first, 17-14, second, 39-37, third, 53-58. In the third, we managed to blow a 10 point lead and things were looking rather dark for the Big Reds. The scoring was tied on through the fourth period until the very end when Eddy and Coulter scored, and Walters tied it with a foul shot. Walters then got tlge ball and laid it in the basket to win the game 78 to BIG REDS VS. ST. MARYS JANUARY 18 The Big Reds were really hitting when they played St. Marys. The starting lineup was withdrawn after playingmabout three minutes in the first uarter and again after a out three minutes of the last hzilf. The Big Red Reserves played all the rest of the game, winning by a score of 117 to 50. Our scoring was consistent through- out the game with 32 points in the first quarter, 24 in the second, 32 again in the third, and 29 oints in the last. The reserves had unusual luck in stealling the ball and on a number of occasions converted the steals into baskets. BIG RED VS. ROOSEVELT-WILSON JANUARY 22 The game with Roosevelt-Wilson was assured in the first quarter when the Big Reds scored 24 to the opposition s 9. In the second quarter, the Generals went into a stall with one player holding the ball for almost two minutes. The Big Reds scoring and foul-shooting was sub par, but the Generals just couldn't find the basket. At first, the Big Reds played a close zone de- fense while the Generals played control ball, making the game less exciting. Coach Mandich finally, in order to spare the fans, motioned the Big Reds out of the zone defense to give R. W. a chance to liven up the game, but the Big Reds still won it easily 66 to 37. Big Red Basketball BIC REDS VS. WEIRTON JANUARY 25 The Big Reds walloped Weirton 61 to 50 by using a blazing fast break and an effective full court press. In the first period, the Big Reds scored I7 to Weirton's 9, and, by the half, the Riders were trailing by 19 points, the score 36 to 17. The second half was a different story when the Riders controlled the back boards, fouled up our fast break, and got their shooting range. The Weir- ton team then made an astounding comeback and chopped a 20 point lead down to 10 points inside of four minutes. With 2 minutes 41 seconds remaining, Weirton had our lead down to seven points. Then the Big Reds fought it back to 10 and once more the Riders cut it to 7. Then, with 90 seconds remainin , Chuck Eddy was fouled twice. He basketed all four 5'1ots and insured the Big Red victory. The game ended Big Reds 61, Weirton 50. BIG REDS VS. TRIADELPHIA JANUARY 26 The Triadelphia game was a very close one for the Big Reds. In the first quarter, the Big Reds were trailing 8 points at one time. Nevertheless, the Big Reds' scoring picked up and they ended the quarter 12 to 15. The scoring was the same in the second quarter, the Big Reds making 12 points to Triadelphia's 15 and the first half ended 30 to 24. When the third quarter started, Dave Coulter fortunately found the range and made 10 points. Backed by consistent scoring by the rest of the team, the points doubled to end the third quarter 54 to 43, the Big Reds leading. In the fourth quarter the lead changed hands rapidly five times before the Big Reds came out on top to end the game 59-55. BIG REDS VS. POINT PLEASANT JANUARY 29 The Point Pleasant ame was one of the best games, spectator-wise, to be p ayed by the Big Reds. Both teams were very evenly matched as to size and dexterity, also to the fact that both teams were undefeated. In the first quarter, Point Pleasant trailed closely behind the Big Reds as they did in the following quarters. Nine times in the game the Blacks came within one point of the Reds only to be pushed back. Finally the Blacks pulled ahead 71 to 70 in the third quarter. Then Dave Coulter, who had been playing a spectacular game all evening, came through with Walters and Alexander to score 12 points which, with the rest of the players' tal- lies, made the final score 86-77. BIC REDS VS. HUNTINGTON EAST FEBRUARY 2 Up until the Huntington East game, our Big Reds had been undefeated and were holding doggedly onto a 13 game winning streak. The Reds had everything well under control through the first half which ende' 44 to 35. When play commenced, things still looked good until the last few moments of the third quarter when Huntington East roared back and scored 8 straight points to end the third quarter 56-55, Parkersburg lead- ing. In the fatal fourth quarter, Walters gave us a 60-57 point lead with 4 minutes 48 seconds left. Huntington's Johnny Frye then hit on two jump shots and put the Highlanders in the lead, 61 to 60. With 2 minutes 50 seconds left, Frye was fouled and added one point for a two point lead. Huntington then tried to freeze the ball, but Melvin Haas was fouled. He missed his free throw and Fields then made a basket which was follow- ed by one by Frye. Fields tied the score 12 seconds later when he scored after a tip from Ambrose. The High- landers held the ball for 45 seconds and then Frye and Midkiff scored to win the game in the last seconds 68 to 64. lContinued on Page 206J 181 Q ,Marz- f gf, as X M se' . x PTS .iff m A . M. 2 . fs W1 ,Q ,m'QQg4:Ah: hy .. wi K qxswwkgy nik ,fm RFQ!! W. R E KM Xifgsiakf nm ig, Q RSV ., 'asf EM wx fx WWQR Q Vpfwiw ,J n an my ,Q ,awk ' UK 2- .1 Little Red Basketball Row one: Ralph Westfall, Bill Leachman, jim Metheny, Iim Miller, Larry Tracewell, Dave Tedrick. Row two: Mike Rogers, Cary Enoch, Mike Friend, Bob Snider, Steve Collins, David Stutler. Row three: Coach Sayre, Nvoodrow Roush, Fred Bailey, Tom Musgrave, Jack Kuhn, Peyton Dudley. SCHEDULE OF GAMES lleeeinber 1-1. .. . Little Reds 39. 18 . . . ,..,,., .,,.... 5 3 .. . .. 28. .. .... 55 .. . january 4 ..,,. .... C 57. . 5. . . ,... 49 . 8 .,...,,. 42 . .. In . .. ,, . 41 .. . 17 .,..,.. , 54 . 22. .. . .. 69 . . 26. .. .., 67 . . 29. .,,.,. . . 67. .. . .. Feln'uary 1 ...... .. 61. . 57.. 7 .. .. .... 27 . . . 9 ...... . . 57.. . . 69.. .. . 15. 76. 19. .... .. ... ...67 This vear the Little Reds, coached bv Mr season, winning ten of the nineteen. Often they opposed by the Big Reds. One of their rougher sity. who made a very commendable showing in er Ohio teams. Magnolia Reserves Big Red Reserves Coolville. . . .. St. Marys Reserves Marietta Reserves Normantown . Spencer Reserves St. Marys Reserves Big Red Reserves New Matainoras Point Pleasants Troy . Spencer CBJ New Matamoras Marietta Reserves Troy .. Nornlantown Point Pleasants Belpre 228 69 66 52 51 84 54 32 63 43 73 57 3 1 30 5 l 80 65 52 77 Sayre. played a nineteen ganu played the Reserves of the team games was with the Belpre V ar the games they played with oth The Little Reds gave a good account of themselves on all occasions, compil ing a favorable record, and learning much to help them in future play with tht Big Reds. Outstanding performances were given by Larry Tracewell. Mika Friend, Bob Snyder. and Ralph Westfall. Big Red Wrestling HH Row one: Mick Plauche, John Carpenter, Carl Cray, Mike Locke, Hobby lloblitzi-ll, Alan Klein, Row two: Ernie Devol, Jzunes Malteni, Millard Atkinson, Bill Rhodes, Dave Oman, George Nedett, Coucli Dutton, Row three: Bill Fries, George Daniels. Bob Paxton, Toni Holhert, Dike Goff, Bill Elliott. Paul llopkins. The Big Bed NVrestling team this year has been one of the best in the history of P. 11. S. Coach Dutton. who handles both golf and wrestling. seems to be singularly blessed by good luck because both teams have consistently taken top honors, During the entire Wrestling season the Big Beds compiled a grand total of 314 points. To realize what this number of points means is to compare it with the total munber compiled by the opponents of the Big Beds-49. Out of their nine matches. the highest number of points ever piled up against them was 13 racked up by the Bridgeport grapple:-s against our teamis The matches fought by the Big Beds. who were nev- er defeated Were: December 29 Big Reds 27 Fairmont january 5 ..,.,.... 34 Beckley 12., ...,.. Bridgeport 19 H40 Harrisville 23 ...... 32 Fairmont 26 ,.i.,. 40 lm-klvy 30 ...,.. 46 llarrisville February 2 ,..... 22 Bridgeport 9 .... 37 XVeirton .184 Begional Tournament. February 16. Big Beds- First Place. Qualified 10 boys State Tournament, February 23. Big Beds- 5 First Places 1 Second Place 4 Third Places Total Sl points Coach Dutton said of the Bridgeport match. It was the toughest match we had all season. Also he said that it was one they had very much Wanted to Win because of the rivalry. The boys really backed him up-22 to 112. The Regional Tournament was played at Wheeling. Where the boys qualified in all ten weight classes. The State Tournament was held in Memorial Field House. with the Big Beds scoring the highest total of points and copping five first places, one second place. and four third places. Also emerging from the State Tourna- ment Were five members of the P. Il. squad who took first places: james Nlattern 108 pounds. Bonald VVines 120 pounds. Carl Cray 138 pounds, Bob Paxton 165 pounds. and Paul Hob- litzell in the unlimited class. .1 x Big Red Baseball Row une: 'lim Bower-oa-la. Iulmo tlanll. Ben llorncr, Gary XYooals. Darrell Ilnpp, linger ltoniller. I.ax'erne Antlerson. Dia-la Sutton. iiiaimuei. ltow Iwo: liranls XYalters, Bns llonlter. Chnela lialaly. -lon laelason. SIl'Y4'II2Il'llll1ilIl, .lim Biggs, -lim Snnnners. Cilluert Simmons. inanager. Coaeh Saxre. Row three: Dun llnlier. Tom Nlnna'lnne3er, Victor Daxis. ltnss Biitclienltanaly Cain. Pat Bartlett. Xlilxe Ifrienal. Itieharal Wigal. Pete NYliit:ilsei'. I i larihl Xletl. l'lmrles .4Xlhnan. Boll Blneklnirn. APRIL Ii. RAVENSVVOOD ln the first inning. the Big Beals starteal the scoring with two rnns. The Bavenswooal Devils then tieal the score anal aalaleal one in the seconal. The score was then 3 to 2. anal it alialnit change nntil the sixth inning. ln the sixth. Bowersocla tripleal anal llnpp alrove him on. Baxenswooal also seoreal. leaving the score 4 to I3 going into the seventh. ln the seventh. the Big Beals wonnal np anal graliheal off six points. leaving Baxens- wooal llatfooteal 9 to 4. anal winning the first game of the season. APRIL IQ.. PABKERSBUBC CATHOLIC The Big Beals starteal the game on the hack siale of a T to 4 score. Then they steaalieal alown in the final five innings to holal the Crnsaalers scoreless. The Big Beals pnlleal aheaal S to 7 with fonr rnns in the thiral frame. anal hoth teams were scoreless in the fourth. The Beals perkeal np in the sixth anal scoreal two moreg then eli- maxeal the game hx' crossing the plate seven times in the seventh inning. the last time. a home rnn lw Dave Conlter. The game enaleal lT all. APBII. I9. BAVENSWOOD This alaxx Bavenswooal snffereal their seconal loss at the hanals ol the Big Beals. the P. ll. S. hoxs toola the leaal with singles in the first anal seconal innings. malaing the score 2 to 0, In the thiral. the Beals loaaleal the hases lint alialnit score. Thex' axengeal themselves in the fonrth. how- ever. hy wallaing two men. Then Darrell Hnpp singleal. making the score 4 to 0. ln the fifth frame hoth teams scoreal. Iialaly walloping a home rnn for the final Big Beal tally. Baxenswooal pro- ceealeal to sa-ore once in the bottom of the sex'- enth. making the final score 5 to 2 in favor of the Big Beals. APRIL 20. ATHENS ln the first inning. Athens raclaerl np two points anal helal their 2 to 0 leaal nntil the top of the fifth. ln the fifth. lVooals hit a home rnn which began the ront. Ile was followeal lw three other hatters who loaalcal the hases. Then Dave Conlter smaclaeal the sea-oncl home rnn in the fifth inning to malae the score 5 to 2. Bnt that wasn't all. Two other hatters got on anal lialalx' slnggeal another homer to total the fifth inning score at 8 to 2. One rnn went across in the sixth making the score 9 to 2. Both teams went score- less in the seventh. The game enaleal Parlaers- hnrg 9. Athens 2. APRIL 21. PENNSBUBO Alas! .-Xlaa-lil Pennshoro hrolac onr fom' game winning streak. The game was tieal 0 to 0 nntil the fifth inning when the Big Beals taggeal the Claralinal pitcher for the final score of the game. Then. in the sixth. the Big Beals poleal ont three more anal Pennshoro got three. making the sa-ore 4 to 3. ln the hottom ofthe sexcnth. pitcher ,lim Bowersoa-la was mirsing a slim 4 to I3 leaal when lValters erreal. permitting two men to cross the plate ha-fore the thiral man was put ont for the last ont of the iiniing. That niaale the final score 5 to 4 in favor of Pennshoro tlnis hrealaing onr winning streala. 1l.imImneilon I'-lg:-Llllll IH5 Big Bed Track ln , .. l A Row one: Bill Tliom, jini lfeeni, Butch Shaver, Frank Leep, Dave Talbott, john Schranli, Matt Crofton. jim Lingcr, Roger Morlang, Riehird XVright, Art Trinililc, jerry Ifannnett. john Pfalzgraf. Row two: jim Yeardley. Don Garrison, Cale Doss, Larry Highland, Dave Schlarli, jack Berry, Toni Brown, john lieep, Art Daniels, Russn Nloivery. Coach Lanning. ow three: Darrell Coil, VVayne Owens, Stan Bucklew. Charles McCay, Clen YVigal. jim Eddy, Glenn Fi-tty, jim Spiker, Barry Brown, jun Bargeloli. jay Yeardley, George Ned:-ff. The 1956 Track Season liegan auspiciously when the Big Reds defeated the Stonewall jack- son Generals at Laidley Field. March 31. This was the first time in forty-one consecutive meets that the Generals lost a meet. The Big Reds also won over Huntington High by one quarter of a point. 5010 to 50. Taking first places were Bill Fields-discus. john Pfalzgraf-mile run, and jim Deem. Cale Doss, Bill Thorn, and Frank Leep-880-yard relay team. Parkersburg, who had ended Stonewall jack- son's winning streak the week before. finished in fifth place at the VVheeling Relays on April T. Fields was the only Big Red participant who took a first place. Second places in the 880-yard run and 1:20-yard hurdles, respectively, were won hy Crofton and Brothers. On April 14 at the Big Five Meet on Sta- dium Field, the Big Reds took second place and the Charleston Mountain Lions, first-SSW to 59 f1. The P. H. S. thinclads posted another win in a triangular meet with Marietta and Belpre, April 18, capturing eleven of the fifteen first places, Marietta took the other four. In the Huntington Relays, April 21. the Big Reds finished in fourth place with 557 points. Again Fields collected the only first place. At the Gazette Relays. April 28. Matt Croft- on broke his own half-mile mark, Bill Fields hroke his own discus throw record, and john Pfalzgraf won the mile run. On May 5, the Big Red trackmen easily won the Regional Meet at Stadium Field with 10592 points against the 76311 points for the runner-np, Huntington High. At this meet they qualified nineteen individuals and three relay teams for the State Meet. In the State Meet. May 12, Charleston took highest honors, Dunbar. the runner-up position. P2l1'lit'l'SlJll1'g, third place, and Stonewall, fourth. Stonewall jackson Invitational .. March 31, ..,., . .. . .. Big Reds lst place NVheeling Invitational . .. . ...April 7 .....,, . .,.., . . 5th place Big Five Meet . .. .. . ,,.,..,,. 14. .... . 2nd place Marietta Meet . 18. ..,.. . 1st place lluntington Relays . .. 21 4th place Gazette Relays . 28. .. . sith place Regional Meet ..... May 5 .... lst place State Meet .. .. .. 12 .... 3rd place 186 . ai if 4 Sf, L .rw ia lf? f lk E' , 4-,,, vi 55 :ii fi S ' Q . 1 rm -. g L? i 7 2 ,,..g,,.,g I .1 ffMf,' iff 3571 ,- if ,QQ gf. Eff' M g ff , 7 MG? WS ,,,, -2-3-Q4 'A ,Q34s7iix?A Y-'nil' fa qu Big Bed Golf Ed Nulter, Don XYoollard, Ted Cuudiff, Bob Burk, Burton Duddiug, Coach Dutton. Boh Nlallu-ny. Bully Dils, Gerald Bailes. April ZI . Big April ZS Big Hay 2 Big Hay I2 Big Nlay IH , Big Xlny 29 State Nl 4'x' l Big Beds Reds Beds Beds Reds Reds -first place Nlonougah, Morgantown first place Athens, Maris-Ha 1:3 , , Sistersville 'UQ 9 .'x1lll'IlS H-533 IIIQ Sislersville UQ second place Triadelpliiai fiirsl place The P. ll. Big Bed Golf team hegan their 1956 season with an impressive victory over Morgantown and Nlonongah in a match held at the Parkersburg Country Club. The Big Beds racked up a score of 2596 points to N1organtowu's 12. and Nlonongalrs 412. This first match was a good indication of the kind ot season that was to follow. ln the ensuing matches, the Big Beds defeated all opposition, with the excep- tion ot Triadelphia in the State Nleet. emerging with a five out ot five record in their regular schedule. Their next victory was a triangular match in Athens with Athens and Mariet- ta. the score totaling Big Beds 12012. Athens 122, and Marietta 1216. The next match, with Sistersville, was played on the Big Beds, home ground. the Parkersburg Country Club. Sistersville, like the teams preceding them, fell to Parkersburg 13W to 492. For the fourth match. the Big Beds plaved the Athens team at the local country cluh. setting them hack 9 to 3 and adding another victory to the P. H. slate. The last match to he played in the regular season was with the die-hard Sistersville team, which lost to the Big Beds 1116 to 916, hringing to a close the hest season the P. 11. golfers have ever had. ln the State Meet, held at Parkersburg, May 29, the Big Beds suffered their first defeat, losing first place to Triadelphia, hut defeating Sistersville to take sec- ond place. The ratings ol' the players were as follows: Gerald Bailes, 24525 Ed Nulter. 23924 Burton Dudding. 20g Ted Cundift. 16g Boh Burk, lillfkg Sherman Dils. Wig and Don NVoollard, 4. ISH 1957 Sports Carnival ,. imhlth .N Hundreds of studvnts practiced rnzuiy long hours in order to stzigc tha- 1957 Sports Calhivzll, il program that has recvivcd statewide rccognitimi. This yvur the Cariiivul opened with the Coronation Dancer hy tha- frvshmun girls, followvcl by mode-rn dances representing the vzuiolis holidays of thc- your-Kfhristmus. X72li6'l1tiIlC. und Easter fliiliiiiyj-sqllziw dancing, and 21 nmrchiiig routinv. All participants uppearcd in a most delightful array of costumvs. The hoys showml their agility at tumbling and gymnastics in 21 six maui diw pyrzunicl and thc shoot- ing star. Thc l'CllliliIlillg evciits of thc Illtl'llllllll'i1l scliccllilc were pluyvcl off to dv- termiiie the champions in each. The tug of war contest was one of thvsc. 189 . 'V bkvvhsa J X ,. lx 1 l fz X fi .5 N Q A . L, .- 7 J, .-, W x WJ , , - N .ADR X, I ' X, 5, Y. fyfq f A 'A I 4 fl ig ff ,, ' . -' ' ' - asv' O - v--? . ' 7 f . ' .. ,I ,J . I ! Vi' x, 'x ., is 'i I I M V 64 N Fictitious Facts 111 the past school year many strange incidents have occurred. In the follow- ing pages these events have been changed into Fictitious F acts. We hope that you will enjoy our little Hights into the world of fantasy. CAROLYN SUMMERS surely enjoyed visiting her grandmother in Morgantown! Mr. Fultineer had bet- ter watch itg he may be replaced by KENNETH COR- BITT. IRA DeVAUGHN wills his dancing ability to anyone who needs it. Will JANIS ROSS always be rush- ing around to meet a deadline? Being in 132 helped BOB BOSTAPH get over his shyness. PAT WIBLIN was always worrying about getting frozen hands while opening cokcs at fooball games. WVAYNE AMOS cer- tainly has a usual hobby, women. We heard that too much homework was disgusting to ELIZABETH ASH. Hcre's hoping KENNY MILLER doesnit disappear when he is doing magic tricks. NORITA HIBBI'I l SS favorite subject is i'Art. BILL LEISURE likes his soups in all 57 varieties. JO ANN WARD really enjoyed herself riding the football specials. We wonder why ARDEN CRISLIP enjoys going to Boston? If nothing interferes, LORENA SMITH would like to be a secretary. JIM WOLFE'S black wavy hair really drove the girls mad. We wonder why NORMA JEAN SOLE is called chief?', TOM DeQUASIE has caught a Buzzard A bird?? Who thought of thc original name of BARN for BAR- BARA ANN MURPHY? Be sure you donit whisper when you are in a crowd with WILLIAM EVANS. Did you know that JUDY BELT was a dog collector? CLYDE GAULT was the walking thermometer of PHS. LORNA SAMS will someday have her own women's baseball league. Wonder why WANDA SEEBAUGH abhors homework? Did JIM CALLIHAN leam to hulu in Ha- waii? Irish names are very popular with MAGGIE DAV- IS. We predict that ALAN KLEIN will replace Jerry Lewis. BARRY BROWN seemed to be very secretive about his private life. GLENNA SHUMAN wishes tele- vision programs weren't interrupted by commercials. BILL CLINE wants it known that he is as handsome as Eltvlis Presley. FRANK WALTERS liked to play Hideri' an seek. CAROLYN STILGENBAUER was crazy about a certain blue and yellow Ford. Who will be the next Elvis Presley? Maybe BUNK GOUDYI The Marine Corps was BETTY SMITHIS particular interest. MAX BURGE went swimming at Virginia Beach in November. How lucky can you be? Beware Boys! Never step on the feet of MARY SAMS when you are dancing! Some snoopy girls went through KENDALL FOSTERIS bill- fold and he didn't like it. Wonder if ONALEE RAKE wished for a diamond while working at R. D. Butter- more and Son? ABE MILLS was greatly interested in Mason ry. LAURA JEAN SNODGRASS was as giddy as a puppet on a stringfi WAYNE HICKMAN was quite uncomfortable when he had his senior picture taken! JIM PHILLIPS dicln't appreciate the restriction on no chewing gum allowed in classes. MARY LOUISE PHILLIP'S pet peeve is boys? If you want to know what a whistle pig is, ask RANDALL LAMM. We will ,always remember TOBY CROFTON as being glori- ous. SAM LANHAM liked to rock and roll while eating chicken and noodles. LINDA FLEMING made good use of Merle Norman cosmetics. BERVIN GASKIN goofs when he golfs. LOIS HICKMAN'S musical taste does not include popular music. The girl who gets HERB SAMS will only have to boil eggs to prepare his favorite meal. PRESTON GRANT never says more than six sentences in the same day. Was IRIS COCHRAN bash- ful when she went to Pennsylvania this summer? ED HALL is someday going to build a pool hall for all the guys in Vienna. LARRY PRATT'S delicacy is iish and hot rolls. LEONA FOGCIN'S pet peeve was listening to people cracking gum. The home run king in the years to come will be JON JACKSON. JUDY HOPKINS didnit appreciate having fiat tires. JACK PFALZGRAF wants 192 to 1'un around the world someday. JANET JAMES never seemed to have a dull moment. We hear that BILL HAYDEN is particularly fond of a certain PAW PAW. JACKIE EVERSON'S middle name is Woodici'- how clever! BILL POWERS stands on the corner and watches all the girls go by. We wonder why MARY MARTY liked to ride Bus 34. RONALD WEST aspirccl to be the Kingfish on Amos and Andyf, NANCY MICHAEL disliked a certain person being late. We may see RICHARD DAKIN bouncing on the trampoline in a vaudeville act in the future. SUE ANN METZ hopes to appear on It Could Be You one day. LUCILLE VAR- NER collects hillbilly records. JIM EDDY has a nice car and is always oiIin'er up. JANET SMILEY wrote letters to a certain Air Force boy. LILLIE JOHNSTON did her senior science homework while she listened to hillbilly music. DON ELLIOT had a common pastime- watching good looking girls. PHYLLIS HAYS collects pictures of Tab Hunter. We surmised that CARL TURNER liked spooky TV shows since his favorite program is Topper. AVA MORRIS liked to take long walks to refresh herself after dancing to Rock and Rollfi Wonder if DALE WILL- IAMS got seasick while he was on that navy cruise in '56, GLORIS HARRISON spent her time driving a blue Ford. CARROLL HARRIS could be seen very frequent- ly at the roller skating rink. BARBARA LAWRENTZ has a true talentg she sings on the radio. We hear that BILL Macy MCMURRAY keeps the TV tuned to Col- lege Football. LOUISE MARTIN liked to roller skate to jazz. HERB SNODGRASS was always quiet except when he was drummin'. Let us warn you, never call ERMA OWENS, Red.,' LEON TRACEWELL hopes they serve strawberry pie at W.V.U. next year. PEGGY MILLER was fond of a student at West Virginia Uni- versity. ALBERT TUTTLE intended to follow his ea- reer as a machinist. CAROLYN SCHRADER dreamed about the Air Force a great deal. EARLE HELMICK did not appreciate slow drivers. SHARLENE ROWAN has the cutest Scotty.'i DAVE WILKISON has always been lazy about getting his homework. Shame!! DONNA WILSON was known for her Frank ness. BETTY JUNE CASTO was loyal to the school colors even in choosing her car. Why did CHARLES FOX go to sleep in all of his cIasses?? CHAR- LOTTE GREENE wonders why the hot dogs are always shorter than the hot dog buns. BILL MCPI-IERSON once had a serious thought??? NANCY CAROLE WARD wanted it known that she did not go steady. MARY PAT GARVEY seemed especially interested in a certain leader of the Cub Scouts. Did you know that KEN BOSTON worked at the Rex King parking lot? Because she likes to meet people, EVELYN SMITH will make a good secretary. We may see BILL FIELDS throwing the discus for the U. S. in the 1960 Olympics. BILL BURKHAMMER loved to tease girls. JANET HEWITT didnit get bored working for the Board of Education. Someday MARY BASH'S art will make Rembrandt look like an amateur. Is it a fact that ROGER JONES chases golf balls in the snow? Huli??? BARBARA PRUN- TY hopes to be a doctor's wife-it must run in the family. JIM COBERLY topped the Dean Secretaryisn list. GLENNA NOBLE buys a lot of Terry cloth material. We wonder how DOUG HUPP got the nickname of carrot topf' NANCY HUBER wished they had served more macaroni and cheese at Entre Nous. When we couldn't find GENE RAMSEY in homeroom, we looked in the gym. MARGY LEWIS would like to have been a mail carrier for the Air Force. When JERRY BURK- HART isn't tumbling, he is practicing taxidermy. SHEL- XT! nf, Egg g:,1,,g,K s HRX . 1 'ii Cas! 'X'fs.P Fifth Annual Music Festival ix? 0 n . qw N1 'f 0 QQ '5 ff f i Aw - 'Az' 'D ,,e+,M,, f1m,,,,gm f 'Way' l 91 fkugiggzif... Q f f f,,'i, i4ff2 ' I Q 4' 8. Lx' ne :Ki .. y 'W' A i.W:'?Fi'v'v1s.- I rp: 0 ff FF .' IW 3 1. Q ek, if A' ..-M' 1955 Fictitious Facts VA NICHOLS was our favorite clerk at the Darling Shop. KARL CARPENTER likes to be independent and have things of his own. ANN PALMER will never for- get that week she spent in Chicago at the National 4-H Congress. EDSEL WESTFALL seemed to have a lot of fun on the Band trip to Texas!! DEAN JOHNSON enjoyed going to Church. It bothered JACKIE BURKHART to be hit in the side by somconeis fingers. RON HENDRICKS enjoyed going to Boston to buy Pearls. We liked to hear DONNA DAVIS play the 88. NORMAN SMITH was a gour- mand of pork and beans. Was that sparkle MARY BOLE had in her eyes, or was it on her left hand? We have heard so much about DANNY TENNANT'S Parr, we wonder what his actual golf score is. JANET SMILEY writes letters to a certain Air Force boy. BILL MCATEE ate hot dogs at noon time-his favorite time of the day. CHARLOTTE ANNE SMITH will someday be a famous airline pilot. The Future F anners of America chose handsome LAWRENCE SUCK to be their presi- dent. PAULINE STEPHENS wrote an Advice to the Lovelorn column. Will JOE LOCKHART ever beat Babe Rutlfs homerun record? JUDY LYONS played a sweet stringed instrument in the orchestra. BOB WAM- SLEY was elected Tom Teenager of 1957. We will always remember SHARON WINEMAN for her dramatic performances. NANCIE BOLES made a good sergeant at arms for the Tri-Hi-Y. JERRY WRIGHT thoroughly enjoyed attending Kroger union meetings. MARY JANE LEE was continually dreaming about her outside interests. DICK JENNINGS can cov- er a fifty cent piece with only one thumb! Be sure to use careful tactics when asking JANE ROSE MARSH- ALL why she doesn't like hunting season. REX CARD- ER is planning to head for the wild blue yonder in the near future. What made DONNA F URY change service stations? LARRY HILL shouldn't park his car on the horseshoe if he doesn,t want anyone to sit on it. SAN- DRA STEBBINS will have her M.R.S. degree at Mor- gantown next year. JAMES FULL is doomed to be a salesman for a clothing store. Due to her experience in working crossword puzzles, YVONNE MATHESS should have a large vocabulary. Will DON GARRISON major in football and track at college next year? Through much hard work, VEARL JANE SUMMERS was able to graduate in three years. We understand RONALD ABBOTT was quite a ladies' man. Everything is Jim Dandyn is a favorite expression of DIANNE LEARY. IS it true that DON HENDRICK'S favorite subject was Latin II? In the near future we would like to see JANET BOSO on the cover of our favorite magazine. TOM WILCOX hopes to be on the first flight to the moon. We want to wish CAROLYN Mc- CAULEY all the luck in the world on her missionary ex- ploits. We predict that JOHNNY WEBB will shoot mov- ies in Hollywood. SENTA MARIE WAGONER will be our favorite librarian. Did you ever see PAUL FLANI- GAN when he wasn't bumming nickels? PHYLLIS Mc- DONALD will probably cook only steak and turkey for her husband. Was DAVID Jose MCDONALD hunting or fishing when he fell in the Kanawha River in Febru- ary? JAN VAUGHT and INEZ WALTON really like the Air Force. GLORIA NEWBERRY should have had a parking meter by her parking place on the horseshoe. Is it true that MARK SMITH refused to deliver all orders except those to Vienna? Being loyal is MARY GRIF- FIN S characteristic. We wonder Why JANE NORMAN really enjoyed working in the concession stands. When MIKE LOCKE flexed his muscles, the whole high school shook. RUTH EWING had a difficult time in mastering the typewriter keyboard. NICK WENMOTH plans to retire after grad- uation. What does NORMA RAWSON find so interesting about Spain? LYNN AFFOLTER was known as the Romeo behind 223's door. How does MARTHA YOST combine her pet peeve, boys, and her favorite pastime, dancing? SELDON DOTSON likes the Hoosier State of Indiana. BETTY WYANT wants everyone to know that 194 she intends to stay single until she gets married. We wouldn't want to tell Mr. Dutton that we saw JOHN CARPENTER without his toboggan. How will VIOLET SAMS cook stake for her husband? We understand that DARRELL HUFFMAN goes turtle hunting quite frequently. JEANIE REED thinks people should go in the water when they go swimming. ROBERT PATTON put zip into the electrical wires at P. H. S. JAN SAMS 3 supporting the post office with her letters to thc Air UTCC. MARK WIGAL spends his spare time eating corn on the cob while watching Phil Silvers. Be careful when you are talking on the telephoneg EVA TAYLOR might be the operator! JIM TRACEWELL'S greatest disap- pointment was missing the Fats Domino show. Whatis that BOBBIE BROWN wore on her left hand this year? JOHN HICKEL gets results when he mixes his chemis- try experiments. Boom! We know our country is safe with GLENN FETTY in the National Guard. ANN SPIKER screamed her lungs out for her favorite wrestler at the tournament! JERRY HOOVER plans to stay close to home-he's going to work for Electro Met or DuPont. BARBARA CRAWFORD goes Leep ing around about people who are Frank.', We think that JIM STEPHENS will be a famous research chemist. EDWIN SEYMOUR may someday return to P.H.S. as coach of the Big Reds. We wonder why MARY GATES doesn't like people who are never on time. JIM TUNAJEK'S interest in automo- biles proves his desire to know the true spirit of hot roddingf' Did KAYE LEWIS have a habit of skipping school to go to Grantsville parties? Why did BILL PHILLIPS have such an exciting time when he vacationed in Cali- fomia? JANICE MEVES had a very difficult time when she presided at G.A.A. meetings! Working as a veterin- arian's assistant has started BOB SAMS on his medical career. We wonder what ELLA MAY RIDDLE'S name will look like followed by an M.D. Moving to California is the plan of HBUTCHM TRIMBLE. Wonder why MARILYN ROBERTS likes to take long walks? RICH- ARD ROBERTS and JAMES WELLS will never be vegetarians, since their favorite food is meat. Does PAT BUZZARD know anyone named Tom? ED DAVIS should own a popcorn machine so he,ll have plenty of his favorite food handy. WILMA COEN and LUCILLE YOUNG say they have an extreme hatred for the oppo- site sex? BILL STOOPS really learned a lot from watch- ing Ding Dong School. IRIS CONNER always had a green and white taxi waiting for her after school. BUS COULTER,S hair was colored Sandy.,' How did ANN CANTWELL acquire her unusual pet peeve, which is opened doors? TOM CAIN had a little alarm clock that woke him up in his classes. SUE BUSH willed her flashlight to the next un- fortunate senior who gets her dark locker. Mrs. Cun- ninghanfs pride and joy was FRANK ALEXANDER. MICHEAL NEDEFF was quite fond of the month of June. Not being able to have the car was WANDA WHEATON'S pet peevc. DON HAMRICK painted the town white during the summer for the Traffic Depart- ment. CAROL STROEHMAN will someday challenge Ben Hogan. EMMETT POST'S nickname of Rabbit,' fitted him since he was a vegetarian. MARILYN CLEM rated high in the Patton,' oflice. GORDON STOKELY disliked being kidded about a white shirt. Wonder if JACK SARVER ever used his favorite subject, math, while working at Millefs Amoco Station? LINDA RICHARDS observed National Smile Week all year long. What interest did MARY LOU VAUGHAN have in Boy Scouts? ARNOLD ALLEN will be the youngest captain in the service. Let,s hope SHIRLEY GRAY had a wonderful time in Maryland. BOB POS- TLEWAITE had a little jewelg it's a magic Lamp PHYLLIS WILMOTH was an expert Bill collector. BOB HIDER certainly enjoyed everything-from classi- cal music to Howdy Doody. EDITH STEWART could certainly play more than chop sticks on the piano. We wonder why JIM WHITLATCH disliked the new traffic .pda 4,316-, we Af Q' ' Q fL K 3 a2W'v.Q U 1:4 .kv me '4 ..., A v ' Q, 4 ' 1 -X1 A XX 4 '55-ivfgL.Ag fi gs- 45? x it 35 CgX N lwxpxixgq, SQ 1 , .P ni .:.k if. X . 4. Q QXSM L A It Xt v , Q Nr am., J s . v F 4: 'E Q 3... fb 41 ,gi Lgg, N QU. 'E- P' We 4 ' -uf Fictitious Facts circle at the Memorial Bridge so much. FRANCES DANIELS had a wonderful time when she visited De- troit. Just how did DANNY LAIRD get that dent in his green Ford? Will PHYLLIS NOHE become a member of the A. Godfrey? family? We can see GENE SMITH in the future as a great orator in the U. S. Senate. JEFF BARTLETT will inherit a seat on the Face the Nation panel. FRED RONEY could be heard singing, Yes, Itis Me and I'm in Love Againf, The friends of JOHN RIGGS had to bc able to take a practical joke or else! We think NINA YEAREGO made a cute pixie. Was BOB VAUG- HAN,S favorite pastime camping with the Boy Scouts or the Girl Scouts? PATSY AULTS ambition was to be a gym for Jim?J instructor. JIM BRUFFEY dreamed about all those cheeseburgers in American problems. ANNE STILES, better known as Sweets, was a pal to every- one. BOB BURK should have gotten a medal for being an ardent Republican. JEAN COF ER just loved cash- mere sweaters-who didn't? We predict that JIM BUR- DETTE will marry the President NINA FLETCHER seemed to be interested in a Dean', at Athens, Ohio. DENVER Dimples COLLINS charmed all the girls. Jim is FRANCES BLAIR's favorite subject. Did BILL DEEM really like yogart and lemonade? LINDA Lydia,' DAVIS rescued all her girlfriends in their time of need. RICHARD Harley CALEN- DINE was the honorable president of homeroom 232. CAROL COTTRILL thought t h a t Ducks were Worth,' millions. ASH BROADWATER would not have survived without his car window to protect him at the Marietta game. MARY ALICE DOUGLAS had an abundance ot admirers. Wonder if NICK ANGELO ever won any money playing Old Maid? We nominate LIZ BEALL for the Miss Drama award. KEN STU- KEY had the bad habit of asking strangers for coffin nails at the Fat Boy. Wonder what BETTY WITHEE'S little brother did to cause her trouble? GERALD Con- fuciousn WIGAL liked to eat French fried grapes while he watched Howdy Dowdyf, Did LETA TALBOTT have trouble eating noodles? HAROLD WINTERS planned to be a radio ham, GLORIA ENOCH surely liked Fleming,' Coffee. You surely had to watch GARY BROWN when he danced. SHIRLEY BENNETT'S goal in life was to appear on Championship Bowling on TV. RICHARD FERRELL could be found working on his hobby, woodworking, most any time. KENDALL KENT would rather dance than eat. Just how old are the people with whom GRACE JOHNSON baby sits? DOLORES LOCKHART was a pretty perky member of the Harmonettes.', GENE METZ'S wife will be very lucky, because he will eat anything. We wonder just how many people got by JANICE CANARY at noon through the senior doors? JIM OVERTON'S pet fpeeve is Sheeny? SUE MILLS is better known to her riends as Susie with the light blue eyesf' The president of the Dirty Dozen? was the honorable RUSSELL RUSH. In order to get away from her brothers IDA MAE MATH- ENY plans to attend Mountain State College. LEO RAWSON disliked digging potatoes. SHIRLEY Mc- PHERSON joins the ranks of the Elvis Presley fans. HAROLD MYERS misses the real excitement of Elvis Presley by listening to the radio. BARBARA POE spent her summer vacations playing softball. We understand that ALBIN CUNNINGHAM made an electrical device for taming juniors. Sewing, eating ice cream, and listening to hillbilly nmsic are some of the things that HELEN THOMPSON enjoys. BRUCE GOODNO surely did a lot of hunting in the army. MARY STEVENS likes anything but slow drivers when she's ina hurry. HENRY MORRISON had the opportunity to meet many types of people when he worked at Thom McAn's Shoe Store. We understand that DON SHIELDS made a model of Elvis Presley in Wood Shop. LESTER GREEN may be Army bound. BARBARA Bobbie SEEBAUGH'S brothers give her a rough time. DON TAYLOR was the handball champion in '57. Why does MAXINE SOMERVILLE hate juke 196 boxes that wonit play? AUSTIN Bud PIERCE made a strike with a bowling ball when he caught his finger in it. CAROL BUSBY watched Band practice attcr school every evening in the fall. Mostly Marthai' is BOB McBRIDE'S theme song. DEAN McKAY will be a big share owner in Swift's Meat Packing Company. Everyone really enjoyed HOWARD NULL'S Latin rc- ports which took up half the period. JANE NOWERY liked to make nmsic with a Tom- tom. HOWARD MORRIS wanted a 1940 Cadillac Fleetwood Sedan. The unusual nicknames of Sparkie and Dopey were attached to CHRIS PETTY. Wonder if DINK BIBBIE liked to hunt or be hunted? LYNDIA PYLES enjoys progressive? jazz. HARLEY SMITH may someday do your carpenter work. MARGARET SAR- VER was the L-K swimming champion. JERRY SPEARS agreed he liked girls-sometimes. SHARON LUCAS was sporting a diamond during her senior year. KEITH 'THOMAS should have charged taxi fare to pay for his line. JUDY WOODYARD abhors terrible drivers. TOM TUCKER has a very odd pet peeve- not enough girls. GLADIS CREEL liked to hear things from a Farr.,' CLAUDE STAATS is anticipating going to see his uncle -Uncle Samis armed services. Because of her sewing abilities and her artistic talent, KAREN CHUMLEY promises to be a proficient dress designer. JUDY CUMBERLEDGE enjoyed writing letters ad- dressed to Indiana. JIM SUMMER'S favorite food is stake, so he says. No studying could be done when JANE HICKMAN was around. 'FERRY WYATT'S fav- orite food is Lucky Strikesf' Is SANDY JENKINS making a study of the Hughes River? ROBERT TURNER goes from one extreme to the other-his favor- ite music is semi-classical and hillbilly. CAROL CUM- MON 'S favorite pastime is watching black Chevys. HAR- RY DEEM likes Perry Como, but detests Elvis Presley. Daniel Boone,' is CHARLENE BARNHART'S favorite historical character. RICHARD BURCH claims to be a chaulfer for General Black. After graduation MARTHA BURNER will be headed for Mountain State Business College. We envy BILL FITCHER for all the free movies he gets to see. Does BARBARA BEE enjoy her Dailey,' hobby? JIM LINGER is proud of the fact that he made All-State Chorus in his junior year!! PATTY PYATT'S favorite pastime is going to Marietta with her Grandpa Jenkins. EARL COWAN bequeaths his hobby of hunting to any junior who enjoys doing the same. Does listening to Johnny Dollar mean that ADELE RICE has a phob- ia for money? When someone says Boo to JOHNNIE FUNK, he does a triple back half side twist!! If you are ever in Cincinnati General Hospital, don't forget to look up SANDRA MCPEEK. CARL COLLINS wants every- one to stay off his blue suede shoes. Just keep practicing on those ice skates, PAT JOYCE!! JACK JONES needs a Shepherd,' to ride with him in his Model A Ford. SHARON HILL really enjoyed selling little mechanical locomotives at Kresge's during Christmas! We hope ALBERT COURTNEY doesn't get seasick when he joins the Navy. MELINDA JOHNSTON would have liked to send a snowman to Texas. What??? TOM BAUMGART- NER plans to join the Air Force in order to get away from women. We hear that MARY GUTHRIE collects speakers from drive-in movies. GEORGE SCOTT could always be found Rowan,' down the river to his Sharlene. RUTH BYRD'S favorite pastime is listening to classical music while she reads. GALE Tuck DOSS is P.H.S.,s Pop-Eye since spin- ach is his favorite food! ANN Aeon ROBERTS is always uteeing off. Since JOE GREATHOUSE doesn't like to eat cold suppers, he should manage to get home on time. HAZEL SAMS said that she was going to be real ambitious and get a job after graduation! When JIM H0sey,' GEORGE isn't hunting, he is working at the Division Street Garage. Wonder why NANCY FELDER wished there were less distance between Huntington and Parkersburg? BILL LEESON surely was the life of every senior party!! DARLA CROSS thought that the F .W X .Me K 5 ,V . ' a . 4 Q T 1. . r L . A ya kt Q n u , . -- I '-K y or 1 Lk ' LY' 'Q A -Q ff J 5 f f F am' w 1, yu, , :- ,IJ . Q' 431 if if j f ' g ggi lf' + N -' ,mVQ f 1? Lk ,r I X c f, x if ,.-1-si ' ' X x..'k X. J , ' ,, ' ' , ' v D Y 3 L. Wvxg ht' Mai' D fi ' A x , H f 1' Q , Ai lM,Q ,!!AL'5l- 5 K E355 ,,,, 6+ w , q k. 4, J J gf' f,,,s,.?,i,x M R?-. - 1 v Y EV5, w ,AX filigi 3 if kfjes ,. 4 N X Color Day Program 40? f, , I ,A 'L-w.,.,,, 'W l 3? hifi. A NIH Fictitious Facts trumpet section of the Big Red Band was exceptional. What would 3l3,s Intramural team have done without the support of BILL DAVIS? CAROLYN KELLY en- joyed the refreshments that her friends brought her while she was in the hospital! Donlt be surprised if you find JAMES CRISS painting your house! BETTY RICH- ARD'S hobby, photography, may someday make her famous! Ask NANCY GROVES if they sell white Fords at Sears!! MARY LOU KESTER went to St. Marys quite often. We wonder why! DICK KISER has been seen driving his chariot down the Appian Way!! Lucky AN- DREA CLENDENIN will probably be the only girl in the engineering department at W.V.U.! RON GILBERT may someday be The Toast of the Town. MARCELLA Satch PERRY is going to be real different and join the Air Force and study to be a typist. What makes GLENN Fizzyn LEMASTER'S gasoline bill so high? Did you know that CAROLYN BUFFINGTON was a secretary for the Vocational Trade School? The universal combination of girls and the Yankees are the favorite subjects of DAN DAWKINS. Does DONNA COTTRELL really enjoy eating hot dogs while listening to band music? We hear that ROY KUNSMAN spent most of his time during school hours at the Campus Mart. CAROL CRITES liked to listen to popular music on a certain Ford's radio! Bugs Bunnyi' is HOBBY HOBLITZELUS favorite comic character!! ALICE WALTER'S favorite pastime was trying to get Rich,' fast. Did SONNY HAGUE really have a differ- ent car for every day of the week? Even though DONNA ARCHER'S favorite TV program is Ford Theater, she dislikes Fords very much!! DAVE WARD enjoys sitting down to a big chicken dinner!! ROSEMARY WILE could eat her weight in pork chops and mashed potatoes! We hear DICK Black Jack BUSCH lost lots of money. CLAUDETTE SCADDEN certainly has an expensive hobby-buying records. JIM CORBITT will someday bc a famous right tackle for the Cleveland Browns. LILLY BARGELOH really disliked having home- work on Monday night! We envy LORY BRAFFORD as he makes a yearly pilgrimage to the Sunshine State. From her interest in the Nursing Clubs, we predict MAR- GUERITE FARR will make a second Clara Barton. PHILLIP COTTRILL has an unusual combination of favorites-corn on the cob and mountain music. We pre- dict that JUDY HUGHES will someday play the cello on the Perry Como Show. PAT CREEL ran his own bus line to and from school. Avoid calling JO ANN WHIT- LATCH Joey!,' TED GASTON always had trouble getting his car started! KAY CHEUVRONT may manage Murphy's in the years to come. BOB GEORGE fre- quentlv drove a certain seven miles to see a certain some- one. We hope WANDA CARTMILL will always be able to Reeder watch. ROGER PLAUCHE sometimes enjoyed writing other names besides his own! Why does SHELBA MATHENY dislike having people eavesdron on her telephone conversations? LARRY EUGENE WATSON could be heard vocalizing Melody of Love. Why did American problems interest NANCY JOHNS- TON so much? Maybe EARL CURRY will use his fab- ulous French in Paris someday. CAROL DUFFIELD,S great ambition is to be the first nurse on Mars. BOB DYE is receiving good experi- ence for when he becomes a chemieal!! GENEVIEVE McGRAW hopes to be the wife of a policeman and live in Texas. ED NULTER should get a lot of tips on his golf game while working as a caddy at the Country Club. We nominate PATTY MOORE as a specialist on mys- teries. Do you suppose that GEORGE ANKROM will find many port lights in the Navy? Where does CHAR- LENE MODESITT get her classical rock and roll rec- ords? Ask BILL DIXON if the moon is made of green cheese. RUTH LEMLEY got her M.R.S.', degree at Christmas. Does KIM KEEVER have a good time while taking girls for boat rides? Be sure you don't step on ROBERTA HOGSETT'S shoes while dancing! NORM KENDALL finished high school through the courtesy of his friends! JANET HUMPHREY was known as the 200 perfect teenage model. How come WILMA CALE doesn't want Ervan to tease her? We hear that FRED MESKE taught his homeroom friends German. URSULA ANN Tootie', NELSON certainly did a lot more chat- tcring than stitching in her club. BEVAN WILCOX didnit observe the No Smoking signs in the Carnegie Library! You boys watch MARTHA F ARLEY next hunting season-she shoots deer, not dearsl Waterways are popular with WILLIAM McCARTNEY as he has a motor boat. Is NANCY HAINES interested in a certain branch of the armed services or the real es- tate business? We hear that DAVE WHITE was often called Joe Collegef, AUDREY HARVEY had better be careful on Halloween-a NoblinU might get her. RUSS WOODYARD brought the sweetest girl to school every- day! CAROLYN SMITH certainly deserved that Out- standing Citizenship Award she received at Girls State. GERALD CHURCH concocted some delicious dishes in Boys' Chef Club. We wonder if BETTY BUCKALEVV can go horseback riding at Sears Roebuck and Company? DANNY BROTHER'S ambition is to make a million dollars whistling on the Arthur Godfrey show. Does SHIRLEY PATTERSON like chicken and strawberries together? GLEN CHANCELLOR wants it known that he appreciates the talents of Elvis Presley! GINIALOU WHITNEY Norman Leei' likes Mercurys. CHESTER GORRELL chose noon hour as his favorite subject! Why does JANET UHL like black Chevrolets with green fend- er skirts? DAVE PHILLIPS will debate the Farm Policy in the U. S. Senate some day. PEGGY WILDMAN should marry a rich man so that she could sleep late and spend the rest of her time swimming! Did PAUL MOREHEAD get a new Cadillac for Christmas last year? KAREN PICKRELL is verv proud of her 1950 Chevrolet coupe! ROBERT Puff DAILEY is a professional night crawler hunter!! People who listen to telephone conversations greatly annoy MARILYN CAMP! CHARLIE NOBLIN'S favorite com- ics are Little 'Audrey, U and Harvey.', If you happen to hear classical music while riding on an airplane, you will know DELORES CASTO is your stewardess! Let's hope CARL GRAY doesn't catch cold while riding in his Pontiac without his tohoggan! SHIRLEY MOSS will never be found in the kitchen-she doesn't like dishwash- ing! LEE BLAIR was the proud chapter winner of the F.F.A. Creed Contest last year. If you are in the hospital in years to come, don't be surprised if IANICE BOSO t a k e s y o u r temperature. EVERETT HARTMAN SCHMIDT eats almost anything. We wonder if he would like the favorite food of KATHRYN HARRIS- chicken subgum chop suey.! Has PAUL HARRISON ever seen a Singer??? DIANE DULANY plans to re- turn to her native state of New Jersey. ED MIRACLE was always in step in the Big Red Band. JUDY GOUDY often took drives to New Matamoras in her hot Chevy. CHARLES Chop-chop Charlie LENHARDT is going to improve Einsteinls theory of relativity. Did you know that BETTY RULEY'S favorite person is Johnnv? Johnny who? JIM could often be found EATON steak. What kind of records does DONNA LEE keep at the hospital? We hear that GENE Doc HUTTON took riding lessons from Wyatt Earp! LOIS JONES doesn't appreciate bovs calling her at the last minute for dates. LESTER NEWBERRY did something to have that Florida Sunshine with him the year round. MANOKA COLLINS mav someday appear on This Is Your Life as a famous mathematician! DON BUCHANAN likes the art of photography but detests having his picture taken. When ROSE BOGGS waits on customers at Murphvls she has to stand on a box- gollv she's short! ! Is BILL BURNS always a successful hunter and fisherman? KATHLEEN CALE is sure that she will always have a Hitt HAROLD YGLESIAS was always doodling with his hot limousine. We hope HELEN SMITH never gets her thumb caught in her howling ball! Let's hope that DALE PUGH never steps on a cat when he's marching in the National Guard. PHYLLIS GASTON agrees with Art Linkletter that I ii 201 2 Fictitious Facts People are Funnyf, MARTIN WILLIAMS will some- day judge the contented cows for the Carnation Milk Company. PATTY CALTRIDER'S life seems to be Full of pests. CHESELYN JONAS found the big city of New York quite fascinating. SHIRLEY WEST is known as Miss Typist of I957. JIM RIGGS was the only three-letter sportsman of his homeroom! BARBARA MURRAY always has a cheery greeting for everyone. A Janie', is the favorite candy bar of MELVIN SMITH and he prefers a Rosen to any other flower. ANN ATKINSON will finance a new chemistry lab if she continues to break test tubes! Most boys like girls, but for JOHN LEEP it is scouting? MARY SHRINER plans to revolutionize dishwashing. DICK GILSON was always yelling, How about a push, my car won't start! Whom is MARY JO WHITEHEAD going steady with now? ? ? ? BOB DeMOSS will have a lot of fun doing his own laundry when he joins the Navy!! Does EUGENE GILBERT have a good time while working part time on a farm? CHUCK CARNEY plans to get a job as a book- keeper for DuPont. We think SANDRA RIDDLE will make an excellent physical education instructor! Please don't talk when DON GODFREY is eating-he must concentrate! Why does it take MARY SEROS so long to comb her hair? What will Beryl do when KEN DYE becomes a member of the United States Army Signal Corps? JANET SNIDER buys all her medical supplies from the Central Pharmacy. Why? ? KEITH GOOD- NIGHT enjoyed the quietness of Mr. Grimes' home- room. NORMA DEEM seems to be fond of grey Chevrolets. Notice to all girls: DICK MCCLAIN is the proud owner of a car! Why does CAROL DAILEY enjoy working so close to Murphy'S stockroom? Bop music really rates high with TOM GODFREY! How does KAREN COOPER combine her jitterbugging with hillbilly music? JIM LEWIS wants all girls to know that he had a red convertible. You would never find SHIRLEY FRAZIER sitting in the front of the class. CHARLIE WILLIAMS was always riding around in his six cylinder Ford. It was not unusual to see MARY LOU MEYER waiting for Larry to Hx his car. Does RICHARD LEWIS take time off from his work at Tonfs Drive Inn to go hunting and fishing? CAROL PADGETT really enjoyed her senior year! SANDY HOOVER plans to get an M.A. degree in jour- nalism. BOB ALLEN makes a good lumberjack. PEARL PRYOR spent her noon hours catching up on her reading. Was NEIL KNOX sent to Canada as a representative for the A6rP Supermarket? LILLIE STONE received a beautiful gem for Christmas from you know who. We hear that BILL JOHNSON is a con- noisseur of hillbilly music. This was the third high school that ORALEE RICHARDSON attended and she liked it best of all. Curly headed ROLAND NUTTER has the nickname Toni Be sure to get your groceries checked out at SHIRLEY VINCENT'S counter at the A 6r P. RUBY SOMERVILLE, we'll wager, is one of the best cooks in the graduating class of 1957. DOUG TAYLOR is the secret heart throb of several girls at P.H.S. WENDALL SUMMERS would like to rock and roll the underclassmen. Does CAROLYN WALKER have a chaufferis license? Save your cavities and take them to DICK YOUNG when he gets his D.D.S. BARBARA WILSON thinks black '49 Fords are exceptionally nice. Being a foot soldier in the Marines will wear out BOB GANDEE'S shoes. Since she has a sweet tooth, LIBBY BRYNER must work for a candy factory. Do you think WAIDE MILLS will ever Hy a model airplane? RONITA FISHER is the only person who can rock and roll and eat pecan pie at the same time. BURL LIFE would like to work at Parkersburg Rig and Reel after graduation. If KAREN ANDERSON keeps on trying to be good and kind, weire sure she'll be a great success. RUSS Tink MOWERY wonders if he is a success at a failure or a failure at a success. The pie that KATHRYN BROWN enjoys all year round 02 is featured at Thanksgiving. JOE HOLLAND attends Big League Baseball games at Pittsburgh quite frequent- ly. Will VIDA SAMPSON inherit the job of manager of G. C. Murphyis? Someday we will see JANET GREEN playing with the New York Philharmonic. ADA HEATER divides her interests between art and watch- ing Bob Cummings on TV. TAMARA SINCLAIR liked to watch the Don rise over Parkersburg! You will never find ETTAJANE RICE quarreling! ! We predict that ANNETTE WILLIAMS will someday win the Davis Cup for her tennis! DOROTHY MAE DUNLAP'S hobby of crocheting should come in handy in married life. During the summer, ROSE ELLEN YOCUM could be found at the miniature golf course. Before long DON WOLLARD will be a real pro at golf!! KAY PIGGOTT proved her musical talent by being selected for the All-State Orchestra. AMY ROSS was very active in girls' sports at P. H. S. Is CLARENCE a Cessna 310 airplane? LAYMAN WORTHY of CURTIS was the ROOT of the aircraft mechanics shop. JACK SWISHER eats imported steaks, courtesy of the Wood County Airport. likes to hear the Russell NORIWA JEAN DENNIS of leaves. AUC-USTUS KARR is devoted to the institute of bachelorhood. All giggle-boxes are silent in the presence of JOANNE FOX. BARRY BAXTER is not the only boy who likes D-A haircuts. Why was English BETTY FOX'S favorite sub- ject? FRANK DAVIS was a Hkrazy kati' on the lathe in Machine Shop. Is JAMES WALKER a rough neck with the juniors in the Auto Shop? PEGGY LIFE would like to know if every brother is a problem. MIKE SLATON and Arthur Murray should have a dancing contest! ROBERT BURK wished there had been television sets at P. H. S. so he could have watched the World Series. When von hear the tickling of the ivories, you know MARY ANN RIBLET is near. CLEO BOSO is The People's Choice. LEON WINGROVE is another Romeo, but who is Juliet? JUNE CAPLINGER was a competent secretary for her homeroom. Does GERALD WIGAL eat angel food cake while working at Kroger's. Some- day BETTY YEAGER will be a home economist for General Mills. LARRY MOREHEAD. just what is a ndraggin' wagon? IACK STILGENBAUER plans to do his traveling by plane. PRISCILLA WHITLATCH is as changeable as the weather. HAROLD BARN- HOUSE works on a bread truck. JACK BLOOMER saw a ground hog on February Qnd. CLAYTON SALLEE was called Many Quarters? by the football team. MARY LOU HEATER will some- day be a great photographer of cats. CARL SURFACE will never forget, Do you have a pass slip? Does ARDEN BURGE have time to do any loafing at Barge- lolfs Dairy? EDWIN CURREY won the Talent Scout Shown by the impersonation of a rabbit. HAROLD JOHNSON'S ambition is to own an Apache airplane. Although he has a very nice girl, BURL BALDERSON spends a great deal of time working on his car. Wonder why KAREN OWENS liked to vacation in Canada? JERRY STEPHENS has a sleepy look on Sundayg he had a Sunday moming paper route. SHARON SAMS should answer questions on the Bible on the 864,000 Ouestion. We wonder why TOM HOLZBERGER dis- liked Larry Hill's car. IANICE SCHULTE wished she were a boy so she could be a farmer. WAYNE BAR- RETT didn't enjoy being in the Band car on the specials as much this year for some odd reason. JANET SAYRE will make a good airline hostess for Pan American! I WAYNE CAR was always fishing for French-fried shri1np?? Was Safe Driving Club bene- Iicial for GERALD SPEARS? EDITH COOPER says that she appreciates well-mannered persons! THELMA WRIGHT is known by two names-the other being Lorene. We are sure THELMA SECKMAN will make a good secretary in the religious field. JUDITH WRIS- TON will be thrilled when she receives her nurse's cap. Big Bed Baseball tContinued from Page 1853 APRIL 23, PARKERSBURC CATHOLIC The Big Reds opened the game by putting two men on, Walters and Coulter. Cary Woods then batted them in with a fiery drive to center. In the second inning, they scored three more runs, making the score 5 to 0. The fourth and fifth were fruitless throughout for both teams. In the sixth, the Big Reds really piled on and chalked up six runs for the inning, completing the scoring for the game. No one scored in the seventh, and the final score of the game was 11 to 0, completely shutting out Parkersburg Cath- olic. APRIL 28, WEIRTON In this game the Big Reds were never on top until Darrell Huppfs game-winning smash to left field with two away in the bottom of the ninth. In the lirst inning Weirton got two to Parkersburg's one. The second was scoreless and the Big Reds picked up one in the third, making the score 2 to 2. In the fourth, the Weir- ton team got one on an error, and the fifth was scoreless. In the sixth, Weirton racked up two more and the Big Reds got three to tie the score 5 to 5. The sixth and seventh were scoreless and the game went into overtime. The eighth was scoreless, and in the bottom of the ninth Darrell Hupp singled to score Iim Summers and win the game 6 to 5. MAY 1, PENNSBORO Pennsboro High continued to be the chief thorn in our side, for on this date their relentless nine beat us again, making our second loss. The Big Reds looked very good, and it seemed as if we would avenge our previous loss to Pennsboro as we pulled ahead 5 to 1 in the first three innings. We got our last point in the fourth as Pennsboro stacked up four in their half of the inning, making the score 6 to 5, our favor. In the fifth inning, they put the awhammyv on us by scoring three runs. This made the score 8 to 6 in favor of Pennsboro. The Big Reds threatened seriously through both the sixth and seventh innings but failed to cash in either time. MAY 4, ST. MARYS St. Marys dealt the Big Reds their second st1'aight loss and third of the Season. It was one wrong. Gene Stewart of St. Marys pitched a no hitter except for a bunt by Steve Hardman and an infield single by Frank Walters. Dave Coult- er also got on base with a bunt which was bob- bled by Stewart. Otherwise, no Parkersburg man got on base. In the meantime, however, three St. Marys players scampered across the plate to end the game 3 to 0 in favor of St. Marys. MAY 5, WEST MILFORD This game was the last in the regular seas- on. West Milford started off well but couldnit hold it, seemingly. They got three points in the first inning while the Reds went scoreless. In the second we picked up one. The third inning was scoreless, with both teams threatening. In the fourth, the Big Reds came back and scored three points, making the score 5 to 3 in Olll' fav- or. In the fifth, both teams scored twice, making the fifth inning total 6 to 5 in our favor. In the sixth, West Milford scored once to tie the game. The seventh was scoreless and the game went into overtime. The eighth, ninth, and tenth inn- ings were alzo scoreless until, in the bottom of the eleventh inning, Dave Coulter singled to center to score Frank Walters with the winning run, giving the Big Reds a hard-earned 7 to 6 victory. SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT After a good season, seven won out of ten, the Big Reds engaged Point Pleasant in tourna- ment combat. Point Pleasant fell to the Big Reds 7 to 3. The next game in the sectionals was with Williamstown, whom the Big Reds dispatched with great alac1'ity 16 to 0. The finals in the Sectional Tournament were played between the Big Reds and Ripley. Once more the Big Reds emerged victorious, winning 5 to 1. By winning this game we broke the fif- teen-game winning streak of Ripley, and became the Champion of Section 15, eligible for regional competition. We played and were defeated by Penns- boro, for the third time, in the Regional Tourna- ment 9 to 7. However, after a good season and winning the Sectional Championship, who can of those games when the opponent can do no complain? BIC REDS OPPONENT April 6 ..,. ......,..... 9 ...,... Ravenswood. ..... ,. . . 4 April 12 . ..,.... 17 ....., Parkersburg Catholic . 17 April 19 , ., , 5 ,... . ....,. Ravenswood ..., ,. . .,.,, 2 April 20 .. .. ... 5 ,... ,. ... Athens ,......,......,.,. ., .. . .... 2 April 21 .,.. .... 4 ..,. .. ,.., Pennsboro ....,.,.,..., .. . ., ,, 5 April 23 . ,.,. ,....,.. 1 1 ,.., ,. . .. Parkersburg Catholic .. 0 April 28 . . 6 . ..,. .,Weirton .. , 5 May l .,..,. 6 Pennsboro , 8 May 4 ,,.,.. 0 ...,... St. Marys ...,,,,... ...,. . . 3 May 5 . .... . .... 7 , . ..,. West Milford ,. .. .. 6 204 Big Bed Basketball tContinued from Page 1813 BIC REDS VS. SPENCER FEBRUARY 5 The first half of the battle with Spencer was difficult for the Big Reds, who failed to gain the lead perma- nently until only four minutes of the half remained. In those last four minutes, Walters, who was on a 37 point scoring jag this game, scored frequently and the Big Reds closed the first half 39 to 32. In the third quarter, the Big Reds pulled away from Spencer quickly when they scored 31 points with Walters claiming 17 of them. The Big Reds held the Yellow jackets to 18 points that quarter to end the third frame 70 to 50. The fourth quarter was uneventful due to the commanding Big Red lead and the game ended 90 to 65. BIC REDS VS. HUNTINGTON FEBRUARY 8 The Big Reds started the game slowl , trading bas- ket for basket with Huntington, until Fieldls and Walters began hitting and slowly pulled ahead only to lose most of their lead and end the first half 52 to 50. The Big Reds then blew their two point lead and were behind 62-74. At this time the Big Red offense picked up, and when the fourth'quarter began, the score was 74 to 76, Huntington's favor. The two teams traded baskets for the first few minutes of the fourth quarter. Then Coul- ter and Walters got the fast break to bring the score to 79 to 78 with 5 minutes 40 seconds remainincg. Fields then tipped in a foul shot for three points an put the Reds ahead to stay. The Express came close at 87 to 86, but Alexander connected from the foul line and Fields rebounded the free throw to place the Big Reds ahead by four points. Parkersburg managed to hold the Express scoreless for the remaining seconds and the game ended Big Reds 92, Pony Express 86. BIC REDS VS. MARIETTA FEBRUARY 9 This made the second time in the same season that the Marietta hoopsters succumbed to the might of the Big Reds. In the first half, the two teams traded bas- kets steadily until, with only 10 seconds gone in the sec- ond : uarter, the Big Reds broke from a 14 to 14 tie and scored rapidly while holding the Ohioans to a near standstill. The first half ended with the Big Reds lead- ing 31 to 19. In the second half, Bill Fields broke the game wide open with several jump shots from the side. At the three quarter mark, the score was 49 to 28. In the fourth quarter, both teams sent in their substitutes. Our Reserves outscored theirs 26 to 19, ending the game 75 to 47. BIG REDS VS. CHARLESTON FEBRUARY 15 The Charleston game was one of the routghest played by the Big Reds. The two teams alternate the lead by only a few points throughout the first half. At the beginning of the third quarter the score was tied at 38. The game remained close and the third quarter end- ed with the Big Reds leading 51 to 50. The Big Reds led throughout the fourth quarter until the final sec- onds when Anderson made the basket that tied the game. In the overtime, Douglas Shoats of Charleston recovered a loose ball and made his only basket of the evening to break the deadlock and win the game, 69-67. BIC REDS VS. POINT PLEASANT FEBRUARY 19 With the exception of Bill Fields, the Big Reds played their most lackluster first half of the season. The Point Pleasant players outscored and outplayed us, end- ing the first half 21-17. We seemed demoralized entirely in the first of the third quarter when the Blacks outscored us 10 points to 2. The Parkersburg boys then got into 206 their customary form and by the end of the third quarter, the lead was down to 5. Then, with 2 minutes 12 sec- onds left in the game, the big surge came. With 44 sec- onds remaining in the game, the Big Reds were leading 60 to 59. Fields then fouled Bill Smith, putting Point Pleasant in the lead 61 to 60. A technical foul was called giving Parkersburg a free throw, Coulter made the shot and tied the game 61 to 61. In the overtime the gigt Regis outplayed their opponents to end the game o . BIC REDS VS. MOUNDSVILLE FEBRUARY 22 The Big Reds pulled away to an early lead and were never threatened seriously. They started off in the first quarter compiling a 9 to 4 lead and the closing score of the quarter was 22 to 11. In the second quarter, Mounds- ville did better, but still the Big Reds picked up 25 points'to the Trojan's 19 to end the first half 45 to 30, in favor of Parkersburg. In the third, both teams scored 18 points and went into the fourth quarter 63 to 46. The fourth was typical of the fast playing Big Reds as they g3ored617 points to Moundsville's 13 to end the game to . BIC REDS VS. WHEELING FEBRUARY 26 The Big Reds met Wheeling for the game that had been scheduled for january but couldn't be played ow- ing to weather conditions. Parkersburg trailed through- out the first quarter but picked up in the second and closed the half with a 14 point lead, 35 to 21. The third quarter started well with Coulter scoring 6 points to boost the Big Red margin 41 to 33. Then Wheeling got 9 straight points to put them in the lead once more. In the fourth quarter, the Big ,Reds were 9 points behind, but managed to pull up to 69 to 68. The game ended giving Parkersburg its third loss of the year. REGIONAL PRELIMINARIES MARCH 14 After winning the sectional toumament at St. Marys, the Big Reds went to Moundsville where they outplayed Victory of Clarksburg 86 to 52. The game started very slowly with each team testing the other. The Bi Reds were a little off in their shooting, throwing the bail away several times and making eight fouls in the first quarter. Victory wasn't hitting either, and the quarter ended 13 to 10 in our favor. The second quarter was a seesaw battle until Coulter and Walters made baskets, mean- while, Victory crowded up to the game 17 to 17. At this point, the Big Reds quickened the pace and went into a twenty point scoring streak which lasted into the third quarter. The third was the Big Redsi, the score at the end being 59 to 49. In the fourth quarter, the Victory team lost all their pep and the Big Reds out- scored them 27 to 13 to win the game 86 to 52. REGIONAL FINALS MARCH 16 The Regional Finals looked good for the Big Reds, but unexpectedly the Wheeling Wildcats defeated them to win the regional championship and close the compe- tition. The game was so fast all the way that no one could tell who would win. The lead changed hands four times in the first quarter, which ended 18 to 14 for Wheeling. The second quarter was similar except that Wheeling continued to pull away and ended the half 38 to 29. In the last of the third quarter, the Big Reds were 12 points behind. In the fourth, they twice manag- ed to pul up to 3 points, but the Wildcats put on the pressure and squeezed them out to end the game 68-65. During the season the Big Reds lost only four af their twenty-three games, Wheeling lost five of their twenty. I ,Rf Aw' A ? .gi mm N, r ,.,- J- '-f hal' X 12,1 f' k S X fww-'QKX9 YN 5 5 fl .- Y I A ., vf g as. 51' 5 rf 1 'N' I' o , Index ACTIVITIES Typewriting 231 , ..,..... ABC DECA 4.,4 ..,,., 1 07 2,'Q:Q:f,fv5,mg '4 A' ' ' ' A Cappella Choir ... ...1e2, 123 Yffeem 117 'A ' A ' Ad ........4.,..... ,..... - . Astronomy ........,.......... 131 5-?Zg3Z ' ' ' ' ' 'Y' Attendance Assistants .....,... 137 4A' ' ' ' Band .....,...,........ 166, 167 ADMINISTRATION . . Bible 318 .,......... ...... 1 27 Bm Red BaAedmH ..... .. .150 CLASSES Big Red Football ....... . . 149 American Problems . . . . Boys' Physical Education ' Art ..-,..,,... . . . Assistants .........,.. . . .135 Biology --,---- - - - Boys' and Girls' States . . . . .134 Chemistry . . . Checkers 333 ........ . . .113 Commercial . . . . Checkers 310 ,...... . . .112 DfRm81lCS U. . . . Ckeckers 301 . . . . .112 Dnver Training . . . . . C ess 223 ,............ . . .110 F-19Cfl'1C1tY ---4---- 4 4 V Chess 220 .....,.. ,..... .... 1 + 1 Eng1iS11 ...... 4.v. 1 6, Chess and Checkers 215 1 0 French ........ Chess and College .............. 404-11111 Checkers 202 .... .......129 Craft ...... - .,.,........,..,. 145 Dictation ind- Transcription ,... Drum Majors . Emily Post 219 ,..... Emily Post 105 Entre Nous ..... .. Eti uette q . . . Fancywork Freshman Freshman Freshm an Freshman Freshman Freshman Bible Book , ........ 15.6. Choir ....,.... Folk Dancing ..,... 1 Football . . . Girls' Glee 109 ...122 122 .128 .124 . 4 .1116 .125 157 .116 .150 Club ....... .......... 1 54, 155 Freshman Speech Club ........ 100 F.F.A. ..............., ..... 1 32 F.T.A. .......,.... . . . . .134 G.A.A. ........ ..... 1 46 General Student . Assistants ....... , ..... 140, 141 Girls' Book ......,..... ,.... 1 25 Girls' Physical Education Assistants ..........., . . Girls' Social Games .... Gylaastics ......,.., ...,. 1 48 Hunting and Fishing .. ...,.. 117 Infimary Assistants .........,. 141 Journal StaR ............. 97, 98 Junior Academy of Science .... 130 Junior Future Nurses ,..,...,. 131 Junior-Senior Bom? .Book ...... 126 Junior-Senior Fo 'Dancing .... 115 Knitting ..................,.. 125 .Know Your State .,..... ...136 Library Assistants . . , . . . .139 Little Red Basketball .... ..,.. 1 51 Little Red Football ,..., ..... 1 51 Main Office Assistants ,....,.. 136 Marcato . .............. 160, 161 Masque and Gavel .........., 100 Monitors .......... . . ,142, 143 Mountain Music . . , ...... 117 Rvie Operators .. . ,.... 135 iavs Bureau ..., ........ 9 9 Orchestra ......... . . .164, 165 Parhischrm Agents .. .... 96, 97 Parhischan Staff ..,. .... 9 5, 96 Parlor Magic ...,..,.. ...... 1 18 Personal Bookkeeping . . . ..... 106 Quill and Scroll ......,....... 99 Recreational Games ....,..... 114 Red Masque Dramatics . . . 102, 103 Registrar's Assistants ...,.,... 137 Scrabble ...... , . ,... ..... 1 13 Senior Future Nurses ......... 130 S.J.S. Y-Teens ........,...... 120 Snapshots . . ..........,. 94, 133 Sophomore Boys' Book ......,. 127 Sophomore Boys' Choir ' ....... 152 Sophomore Chemistry ......... 129 Sophomore Dramatics 332 ..,.. 104 Sophomore Dramatics 121 ..... 104 Sophomore Sophomore Girls' Chorus ..158, 159 Girls' Sports . , . . . Speech- .................... Spelling ............... . . Stage Crew Stitch and and Club .,.. , . Chatter 311 .147 .101 .108 .106 .123 Stitch and Chatter 134 ....,.. 123 Student Council ......,.... 64, 65 Teenage Problems .... .,... 1 21 Thesplans ........ . . T-T ....... . . . . Tumbgg ......, . . .148 Typewiting 235 . . . . .109 i , . L uf- u if vfffkga' 11533 , If . Y 'A f is 'r 9 Q su I 4 'Tv 1 I 'T . .wr i .1 TA., I History ......,... Home Economics .. Industrial Arts . . Joumllism ,.,. Latin Mathematics ...... Music .....,.... Physical' Education Physics ..,....... Spanish .......... Speech ........ Vo-Ag . .... .. .... Vocational Trades . FACULTY Allen-Clark ..... Clarke-Fultineer . Gelber-Langfitt , . Laughlin-Myers . . Neal-Shatter . . . Sinnett-Perry .... HOME ROOMS and H Activities 100' ..... 101 . . 103 . . 104 . . 105 . . 110 .... 111A . . . 117 . . K 118 . . 120 . . 121 .. . 122 . . 131 . , 132 . . 133 . . 134 . . 135 . . 203 , . 204 . . 205 . . 206 . . 207 . . 211 , . 212 . . 213 . . 214 . . 215 , . 216 . . 217 . . 218 . . 219 . . 220 . . 221 . . 222 . . 223 230 230 231 232 . . 233 . . 235 . . 300 . , 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 . . 310 .. 311 .. 312 risfl 313 .. 315 .. 316 .. ....25, ome Room 108 153 145 121 118 119 8 18 21 20 20 23 16 25 20 17 21 18 24 26 17 21 19 22 27 20 21 17 25 26 9 10 11 12 13 14 86 66 79 86 79 73 86 87 87 87 88 88 73 66 74 80 80 88 89 89 80 81 66 81 67 81 67 . . .67 74 74 75 75 75 82 68 76 68 76 68 76 82 89 77 82 83 83 90 90 77 83 90 84 69 77 78 317 .... 317A . . . 318 . . 321 . . 322 . . 323 . , 324 . . 325 . . 326 . . 330 . . 331 332 . . 333 . . 334 . . 335 .... 404A . . . 405 . . 412 . . 413 . . 500 . . 501 . . 503 . . 504 . . 505 , . 506 .... SENIORS Cabinet .........,...... 78 84 . . . 84 78 69 85' 90 ...91 ...85 91 ...79 ...85 69 . . .70 70 91 91 70 71 . . .71 71 72 72 72 73 . . . . . 31 Color Day ...... 60, 61, 198, 199 Colors, Motto, Song, Speakers ...30 Committees .,................. 31 Concession Stand Workers ...., 178 Features .. 192, 194, 196, 200, 202 Officers ...,.,.........,...... 30 Photographs Abbott-Baumgartner . . . . 32 Baxter-B. T. Brown . . . . . .33 B. L. Brown-Bush . . . . .34 Buzzard-Casto .... . . .35 Chancellor-Cottrell , . . . .36 Cottrill-Dakin . . . . . .37 Daniels-Dunlap . , . . .38 Dye-Foggin ..... . . .39 Foster-Gilson ..... . . .40 Godfrey-Hamrick . . . . .41 Hardman-L. Hill .,.. . . .42 S. Hill-L. Johnson . . . . . .43 W. Johnson-Lamm . . , . . .44 Lanham-D. Lockhart ..... . . .45 J. Lockhart-S. McPherson , ..... 46 W. McPherson-Morrison . . . . .47 Moss-Padgett ......... . . .48 Palmer-Pryor ........ . . .49 Pugh-A. Roberts . . . . . .50 M. Roberts-Sarver . . . . . .51 Sayre-D. 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