Parsons High School - Panther Yearbook (Parsons, WV)

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RUTH MULLENAX—••Mauzy” . . . Dimples . . . Engaged Heme Ec. Glee Club. 4-H, Softball. Basketball. Sylvanian Staff. Assistant Editor Echo. MALORA KNOTTS — Reserved . . . Willing . . . Smiles Office. Home Ec. BILLY WINGFIELD—A “Parson s’ Fan . . . Capable Football. Track. Hi-Y, N.H.S., F.F.A. PAUL EYE—“Sprigg ’ . . . Nancy . . . Cute Basketball. Football. Hi-Y, F.F.A., All-Letter. Echo Staff. NANCY DONALDS — Quiet . . . Dancing . . . “Poochie” Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, B.G.B. CARLA MILLER—“Carr’’ . . . Helpful . . . Cour- teous N.H.S.. President B.G.B.. Basketball. Transferred from Conemaugh Township. Y-Teens, Senior High Choir. MELVIN BAKER—Blushes . . . Blond . . . Capable F.F.A. CHARLES KETTERMAN—Football . .Poolroom . . . Mary Anna F.F.A.. Basketball. Football. Track. Softball. All- Volley-Ball Team. Second highest scorer in the state in football in 1948. GEORGIA HARSH—Willard . . . Friendly . . . Will- ing Office WILDA JEAN LOUGHRY— Dumire . . . Little . . . Engaged B.G.B. i» H S

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s PATTY GOFF—Charles . . . Peroxide . . . Major- ette N.H.S., Glee Club. Tii-Hi-Y. Triple Trio. B.G.B , Echo Staff. Sylvanian Staff. 4-H, Basketba.l, Majorette. CHARLES KYER—“Pat” . . . Taxie . . . Poolroom Hi-Y, Football. Basketball, All-Letter, Class Sofiball. Class Assemblies. 4-H. P.V.F.D. LEE JOHNSON—Girls . . . Mustache . . . Ford V-8 F.F.A.. Track. DARWIN KISNER—Mischievous . . Grins . . . Carefree HARRY HINKLE—Shy . . . Good Looks . . . Sin- cere F.F.A. KENNETH MYERS—“Rowlesburg” . . . Friendly . . . Smiles F.F.A.. Vice Preident Hi-Y. Softball. Hot, Lunch. HAROLD WAMSLIY—“Dec” . . . Curls . . . Smart F.F.A.. Softball. 100 per cent Spelling Test. MARY ALMA PRICE—Bashful . . . Pretty Eyes . . . Team Work B.G.B . Soltball. JAMES ROBINSON—Wavy Hair . . . Swell Guy . . Dependable Scftball, F.F.A., Volley Ball. LESTER MULLEN AX—“Eye” . . . Shy . . . “Ch v- ie’ F.F.A., Sylvanian Staff.

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KENNETH ARBOGAST—Mlchevious . . zark . . . Carefree Mo- P. H S. 4-H, F.P.A. MARY LOU CARR—Musical . . . Popular . . . Lovable Softball, Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club, Basketball, Track. Triple Trio, B.G.B., Trio. BERKLEY DIGMAN—Farmer . . . Economist . . . Woman-hater F.F.A. CLARENCE SPONAUGLE—Quiet . . . Belington . . . “Currey” Transfer from Belington High CLASS HISTORY OF 1949 In 1945-46 the class of ’49 was com- posed of 105 students. The officers for our first year were: President, Jack Gable; Vice President, Helen Baker; Secretary, Orlen Eye; Treasurer, Edith Sponaugle; Reporter, David Gatrell; Cheerleader, Effie Jane Pennington; and Sponsors, Mary Carroll and Homer Brooks. Freshmen members on the Junior High Basketball Team were Jack Gable, Pete Ketterman, Milton Arnold, Jack Gil- more, Bob Barton, Jack Rhoades, Ford Barr, and Sonny Ours. Jack Gable and Jack Gilmore also substituted for the regular high school team. They were wed represented at football practice by Charles Kyer, Jack Gable, Jack Gil- more, Sonny Ours, Eddie Powers, Pete Ketterman, Jack Rhoades, Kenneth Ho- vatter, Dale Nester, and Ford Barr. The class also engaged in other activi- ties with seven in Band, fifteen in Glee Club, fourteen in 4-H, twenty-five in F. F. A., and eight in Junior Tri-Hi-Y. The Sophomore year started with a drop in enrollment from 105 to 97. A change was made in officers, this year’s choice being: President, Jack Gil- more; Vice President, Mary McVicker; Secretary, Martha McDonald; Treasurer, Irene Credel; Historian, JoAnne Black- burn; Reporter, Dick Macey; Cheer- leader, Effie Jane Pennington, and Sponsors, Mary Carroll and Homer Brooks. This year on the football team were: Captain, Pete Ketterman, Sonny Ours, Jack Gable, Jack Rhoades, Jack Gil- more, Bob Barton, Lewis Sponaug e, Truman Phillips, and Kenneth Hovatter. Basketball players were Jack Gable, and Jack Gilmore on the regular team and Pete Ketterman, Sonny Ours, Jack Rhoades, and Bob Barton on the re- serves. The Sophomore girls won the class basketball tournament with the fol-