Sistersville High School - Signal Yearbook (Sistersville, WV)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Pres1dent R1chard Cornell V1ce Presldent Patrlcla Moeck Secretary Jeanne Boggs Treasurer Anne Harsha Chapel Representatxve Betty Wells Annabelle Alfred was chosen as valedlctorlan of the class w1th an average of 95 4 for the four years whlle Jeanne Boggs was selected as salutatorxan wlth an average of 95 2 for the four years The semors are represented ln the band by thxrteen members Jeanne Boggs, Sue Bowen R1chard Cornell Gene Gorrell Ehzabeth Ann Henderson Larry Huffman Betty Kemp Gladys Kemp, Jack Kmkald Thomas McGucken Patr1c1a Moeck, Helen Sowma and Allan Z1nn Members on the honor roll all year were Annabelle Alfred Jeanne Boggs Ehza beth Henderson Jacque Norwood Karen West Mary Gaxser Mary Cathers, Fred Dearth Rex Lapp Paul Chambers Ralph Huston Susan Gatrell Jean Lohr, and Carol Barkes Senlor boys on the football squad were Ralph Huston Rex Lapp Gene Patterson Au1d1n Shuman and B111 Sw1sher Harold Dalley Ralph Huston, and Rex Lapp were members of the basketball teams Seven members of the class were elected 1nto the Nat1onal Honor Socxety R1chard Cornell Paul Chambers, Jeanne Boggs Karen West Ehzabeth Ann Henderson, Jacque Norwood and Annabelle Alfred Jack K1nka1d Allan Z1nn Jeanne Boggs Patrlcla Moeck Helen Sowma, Anne Harsha and Annabelle Alfred were elected 1nto the Qu1l1 and Scroll Journalzsm Club Patr1c1a Moeck was chosen by the student body to relgn as Queen of S H S wh1le Susan Gatrell served as the other semor pr1ncess Mona Lauderman was chosen as head cheerleader and Anne Harsha as reserve cheerleader Patrxcla Moeck as head drum majorette rn the band Thomas McGucken was selected as presldent of the student body and as head drum major of the band Members of the monthly Slgnal staff were Jeanne Boggs Edltor Annabelle Alfred Assxstant Edmtor Patty Moeck Busmess Manager Helen Sowma C1rculat1on Manager and Anne Harsha Feature Edxtor Members of the All State Class C Band were Anne Harsha Jeanne Boggs, and Gene Gorrell Compllments of Bowsers Sale and Trade Corp. S1stersv1l1e, W. Va. . n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I I I I I . 1 1 1 , 1 , 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 , . ...g . l ' I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 .

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1951 S1gned and sealed thxs umpteenth day of Sondjfmam 1n the year we want to remem ber we do hereby and herew1th bequeath the followlng To dear old S H S we leave our memor1es due to the fact that Anne Harsha took advantage of be1ng treasurer and we were short of funds Martha He1nle1n leaves the Paramount pop corn mach1ne to anyone who llkes pop corn Rlchard Knowlton leaves all the g1rls alone Carol Barkes leaves the sheet muszc of Blue Moon to D1ane Hays To Herbert Kelley 15 left the pos1t1on of drum major and Tom McGucken s hope that he doesn't freeze at those cold cold football games Blonde ha1r 15 qu1te short mn S H S so Sue Bowen IS leavmg hers to Patty C,hr1sten Margaret M1chael leaves a tack to be put on the seat m the dr1ver educatlon car Rex Lapp leaves h1s wlnmng ways to Kenny M1kes to be used m Enghsh 12 Patty Hays leaves but her memory w1ll l1nger Martha Sm1th leaves her t1tle of the youngest member of the sen1or class to the next year's youngen' R1chard Cornell leaves h1s qu1et and mannerly ways to J1m Dunlap Jun1e Dally bequeaths h1s basketball ab1l1ty to Jack F1sh B111 Swxsher leaves all the g1rls but one to Jack W1ll1ams and Danny Gr1mm One badly used typewntter r1bbon 15 all Karen West has to leave to all the typmg students Gene Patterson leaves only to return for Jan1ce To solve a trymg problem 'Jazz Sowma 15 leavmg all that extra we1ght to Joyce Shorty Cornell Norma Jean Cornell leaves part of her curly ha1r to Beverly Joe Tuel Am1d tears and cheers Glennahyean Beaver w1ll leave for Knapps and the soda foun ta1n Jeanne Boggs leaves on a tuneful tram to Tyler Mona Lauderman and Betty Wells leave the1r 1deas of new dance steps to all those who l1ke to dance Berna McKelvy and Jean Lohr bequeath the1r t1tles of Szgnal typxsts to next year's typ1sts Donna Jo Archer leaves from her books to a d1sh pan B111 Starkey leaves to Cub Smlth h1S rend1t1on of Good Old Mountaln Dew Mary Lou Boston leaves her basketball ab1l1ty to Slats Evans to be used whenever necessary Fred Dearth leaves woodwork1ng class wxth much reluctance Betty and Gladys Kemp leave the1r worr1es of the Inter class tournaments to next year's B B team Auld1n Shuman leaves a hole 1n the football bench to John McAll1ster W1th a push on ye ole' rattletrap Paul Chambers just leaves Paula Bradley leaves Lngllsh 12 and Macbeth to next year s senlors Isn't that enough? Montana Ash leaves w1th a smlle and tune of Here Comes the Br1de ' next year s football team Ralph Huston leaves h1s snake h1pS to be d1str1buted fa1rly and squarely Mary Galser leaves a book ent1tled Roller Skatlng 1n 10 E Z Lessons to those who W1Sh to try the art of skatmg One brand new phys1cs book 1S bemg do nated to the next phys1cs class by Jacque Norwood the answers are marked 1n 1t Davld Speedy' Buck 1S leav1ng h1s fabulous art of dr1v1ng to next year s Hot rod Racer J1m McCoy Joyce Bowen leaves w1th Marty Mary Cathers and Nell1e Gor rell leave the1r w1tty ways to Mary Ann Watson and Marlene R1chardson Allan Zmn Jack K1nka1d and Gene Gorrell leave to Mrs Guyton and economlcs class three badly worn books three heated arguments for next year s class and three gray ha1rs for Mrs Guyton Larry Huffman leaves the combmatxon of the padlock on the front door and one tr1p to freedom Ralph Thomas leaves a certa1n l1ttle blonde Jun1or To the old plano 1n study hall IS left a few tattered and battered keys by our maestro ' L1bby Henderson Joe Northcraft leaves all that red ha1r and a bottle of red dye to J1m Sole Leona Wagner leaves her ever ready laugh to Lea Ann Havthorne and Ann Dav1s James Dearth bequeaths h1s personal1ty and ways to next year 5 und1scovered Romeo' James Eddy leaves Engllsh 12 and a sllghtly worn bra1n Annabelle Alfred leaves to next year s valed1ctor1an the task of makmg a SpeeCh To next year s Freshmen class we leave w1th the hope that you w1ll have as much fun as we d1d And me well l'll leave 1sr1't that enough? P L MOECK 4 . . . , . U o I -- . ' - 0 -' I . . . - . , . , . . . . . . . -- . 1 . , . . . . . I D ' . . . ' ' 'I H .... . , J I . . .... . . . . . . . ' l 0 I . . . H . . I L . 1 . . l ' ' ll I' , . . . . . . - - . - - ,C J- . , . . . . . , ,I - H . . . , . . ' . I D ' I i l . . , . . --I ' Il . . . . - I ' I' I . l . . - . I ' ' - 1 ' . .

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY President ---------------------- Jack Fish Vice President ---------------- - Jack Williams Secretary ------------------- Herbert Kelley Treasurer ------------------- John McAllister Chapel Representative --------------- Jim McCoy Marion Lapp and Martha Carole Knowlton were elected to serve as prmcesses at the Annual Coronation Ball Herbert Kelley was co drum major of the band whlle Janice Forrester served as ma Jorette Serving on the varsity basketball team were Jack Fish Bill Gregory Bob Kehrer Jim Knight and Herbert Kelley Playing on the football team for the 1950 51 season were Jack Williams Wayne Howard Bob Damron Bob Kehrer, Jack Fish and Bill Gregory Merilyn Sondles and John McAllister were student speakers on the panel of the Jumor Town Meeting of the A1r Madeline Huston was elected Junior cheerleader and Martha Carole Knowlton as the serve cheerleader Jumors on the Sxgnal staff were Merilyn Sondles Martha Evans Fannie Rae Solomon and John McAllister S1x Junlors were elected to the National Honor SOC1ety They were Marion Lapp M1rn1 Sondles Jack Williams Jack Fish James McCoy and John McAllister 12 out of 15 1' or the Juniors U S History is a must Compliments of Virden and Spence Barber Shop S1stersv1l1e West Virgxma I' . , . 0 ,' . l 'I - i , Q : .i U , I re- Jacle won the loul shooting conitest at the secti'ona.l tournament? withban averaige of G V' Ugg. r . I J . ,V L fs . 4 ' t V r I ygy 5 y W ' ,' y Q new