South Charleston High School - Memoirs Yearbook (South Charleston, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1950 volume:

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If this volume provides a mirror into which outsiders may look for a reflection of our student life, or if it helps to preserve the friendships and memories we have formed here, our efforts .shall not have been in vain. Our greatest hope is that our yearbook may be a source of enjoyment to those who constitute our high school and uphold its ideals. ra stay I L I l -- -. X -- 84,1 g 1.Qg,,, .A AM' A F X X ':-gfiiii q ' I X XX' -::3iZf:if.'Q x. ' .QIX-:3 'C31ff , '-:ftfi-QYTR-115' -:-.1 . . ... --SP5'.2E ,.5!lS55f1-.Ax 235:52S22EE f5 '2i:i:3i:55::3:5:5223:5:iS:1:5:3:3:3:E:5:3:3S.'tk if552'3i:3:3:E3:3:2m3:E3:E:iS:- a ff l I , 1 , Q ' .1 D E D ICATI 0 N . v.'-.' -. - - - 315:-:f .5 7N k' . For his unselfish spirit, his generous guidance, and his faithful and untiring efforts in building higher ideals in our school, we, the annual stag, would like to dedicate this volume to our Principal, Mr. Robert L. Bryan. -:T-iQ'EE3:Ix 15EX'3???35??:aE-EM XT:-Z x 'W M ' .X ':f3:IS5:5 ? :E+:-Sari:-tv:3:EfX:3.Sfffff' 'f '5:-QSEIFERTT' V iiiffilliifamr : '7:S1'5i:5: 7'3F: ' '5'fi 215,QE5f' 3-'-l'ff?E5'3lf3Ei':?fff Q: Er:A:-:1.':1-2-:Is-Iszb'-1:1.'-rits. ,rzfpff :ax-:r: :r:rQ'a:z-:I xx 2.51:-:2. -.ax X :ZEN Page Three 1 F V 1:1-3.j5g3555g55555555E1:1Ef:1::g 4:r:1:r:2:r1:r:1z2:' fs- ' Table of Contents -Faculty -Seniors -Juniors -So pho mores -Freshmen -Features -Activities -Sports F -Advertisements t gg ' 1 Page F our N ffacultg, 49 Page Six ADMINISTRATION MR. ROBERT L. BRYAN Principal Office Department MISS GLADYS BEDDONV MRS. SHIRLEY XIARRIA Dean of Girls Secretary Mathematics and Language Department Sr:A'rr:D. L. to R.: Miss Mary Shirey, Miss Mary Sullivan, Miss Mamie Hughes STANDING: Miss Stella Cooksey Business Education L. to R.: Miss Ruth Smith, Mrs. Mil- dred Coney, Mrs. Dorothy Corrie Social Studies Department SEATED, L. to R.: Mrs. Lois Farley, Mrs. Mary Criiiith, Mrs. Nclle Melton STANDING: Miss Marie Casey NOT PICTUBED: Mr. Clem Jamison, Mr. William Weber, Mr. jerome Ruby Page Seven Page Eight , Physical Education Depo rtment PICTURED: Nlr. Howzml Beverly NOT PIC'l'Ulll'ID2 Nlrs. Alice I my .wgfii - ' ' 535547 A ' www Qvxz, A , Sins. DAISX' IDORSEY -gpg , S 7 iff? J - 'AV' x f, . x ,, ,. Biology Aff- N 1 wx. , Li bro ry Depo rtment Miss CLARICE BAILES Librarian Home Economics and Industrial Arts Department L. to li.: Mr. A. Martin, Mrs. Laurie Wiley, Mrs. Ercyl Campbell. Mr. T. Araut Nl iss CLARA SBIITH English .. .s,. Music Department L. to R.: Miss Lucy jackson, Mr. A. E. Rnspillaire FACULTY NOT Prcrumsu: Mrs. Neva Rogers, Mr. Willis Keys, Mrs. Louise Stewart, Mrs. Margaret Smith, Mrs. Nola Legg, Mr. L. T. Miller, Mrs. Mary Mutheny, M rs. Helen Burdette Page Nine Page Ten Definitions What is a freshman? VVhy it is a child In our classrooms and halls it is seen, You know what it is, 'cause its knowledge is mild And its skin is peculiarly green. Sophomores are less strange, so they are harder to find But search for them and youill know the score, You'11 see they are pleasing, and often rather kind And they value upper classmen like an apple would its core Now the juniors are one of those upper classes They eat at the Black Eagle and buy sodas that fizz, Yes, theylre pretty nice lads and pretty swell lasses There's only one thing better, wanna know what that is? Well, who is it that doifs his cap and smiles 'Tm sorry I was mean, sirf' Perfect manners and charm that radiates miles- Why son, don't you know? Thatis a Senior!! -NANCY DOUGLAS X Senior :JDE fi X 1 ty' IX X :RSX N XX xx I mXX A-A N f 'CS E7 ,f C59 Class Officers Q PATSY jUNli HUGHES 'Patfgf' fum mul ,lull nf 11111 is l'r1lxy lfugrlrrs. ll'11,rn .whw 4-hrrrs. 'uw' yrrurnnlrc .rmu'lI low- your blurs. S1-wing: Vlllb l .M-livity Ulllll 2, 3, -4 llmne- llmnn Haskr-tlnlll l llllI'Zlllllll'lll Iiuskothall 1. 23. 3 llnms- Immun Valle-ylmll 4 llunw lluunn X-Hay R1-pm'tel' 2, Il llunw Ronin l're-Sidi-ni 4 Student 1'nunm-il 4 .lu1'ksrn1'S Mill 4 9 K 9 K 4 L..-.-. . .Xrmuul Stuff 4 Ulnss S114-rc-l:l1'y 4 1'11e0rl0:uh-r Il. 4 Nz-Ltimml Hnnur Sfwiviy 4 Snow Quvf-n Allillllllllll 4 Page Twvluc ORAL C. XVITH RUNV Twiggs 'l'I11' pupulul' 11r1'si1l1'11f of nm' vluxs, In mu' llll'llIlI1'jj. hf2'll nlirays lrlsl, Give Ululr 1, 2, 3, 4 Vhoir 1, 2. Il, 4 Clmir I'r1-sidfml 3 Messiul1 I All 1'1vunIy Phurus 2. 32 All Stan- l'l10!'l'lS 2, Sl, -4 Trial-Ry-.Iury 3 Shepherds t'hristnms It A Myslvry fur l'hristn1as 3 Teen Talon! Time 3 .lunior Avzulwnly rvf Svir-nce 2 Intin Uluh I4 Vlass lwvsident 4 lui THOMAS JACKSON HENSON Tuma .ll47IUlFl'l1l. quid. and noni. Azlfrilwr' srniol' lhul'.s lmrul In llfllf Flzxss Pre-xideml 1 Gln-v Vlulr I Che-ss Uluh 2 Ilrzxnxulin- Flull I'r4-s. Il Stud:-nt Vnum-il Vim- I'rl-si1l4-nl 72 'Al-1 lizlskvtlxall 2 llnskvtball :L 4 Ras:-hall ZZ, 4 .lavksmfs Mill Il Ilrzunnliv Fluh 4 X-Ray Stuff 4 Annual Stuff 4 MILDRICD XYA'l l'S MiiIi1 ' Quirl, nir'1'. mid Hl'l'l'l' silly. 'I'ln' finrxl Iriml of uirl ix JIiIIir Y-'l'4-1-us 1, If iilvv l'l11lu l IIC! l 1'illll Il lllCUNA HUDSON Iifzfiui is ll yirl. quirf mul milf' In Iwi' mujm'1'l!1' uni-l'm'm shi' wus n In'rr14l M:ljnrvllv 2, il, -I ,Xvtivily Flulr II, Il, ll lntraummll lluslu-llmll l. 2. 21. l lull':um1r:nl Vwllf-ylmll ZZ. I l3lC'l l'Y RABE1, .'B1'l l'l'1'ii-ll rims mul un 4'i':'i' prvlliri' smile' l:f'fi.Ii'N ri girl llluI's H'UI'iil .ll0'llT wliilrr linslu-tlulll l, 2, 4 Mlm- t lulv l. 2. l Vnlln-ylmll Al Y-Tm-ns 4 VIRGINIA I UNE ll0l ,STOX Ci1,ink', Lips xu N11 und hnir' so ulurk. In mn' nurmurirs sllf Il Iwlrr u nmrk. Glu- 1'lllb il lqlilll' I! Y-'l't'l'llN Cl, il HELEN LUCILLE XYELLS Lur'y ll'iIl,u mul li.unim'ous. ll su14llu'1'i1 11111 .limi look hm' up l1Alll'll ,urm urwl u pill ll:xinlu'imlp:v High Svlnml l .lnhn Mnrslmll lligli Sm-lmul 11 Latin Ululr i'l'0SlliL'lll Il .luniur Classix-all lmzlgm- -4 C231 Ululm Cl Avllvity l'lul: 4 .luniur Ac-:uh-my ul' Swim-lu-e Sm-niur Uluss l'luy -l I4:xt,in Club Play ll Nillilllllll llonrn' Snuieiy 4 Ilmm- Ronin llzxslivtlwalll Il, 4 llome liuum Vullvylmll ll. 4 llumv llunm Vim- l're-sielent 4 an J? 958 ,np-5 DOHETTA IE.-XX IlUl.BEli'Ii L'Iean11i1 ' Iilrrvlv llrlil' 111141 illllflililljl vyrs 'l'n ll hiyr .v1H'f'f'ss irl' liupr .vlar'Il Visv. llrmn- l-limm Vlvv Pros, 2 llnmv limnn liuskethanll I, 2, Cl, -I llunu- lirunn Vnllvybzlll Il, 4 l'2ll'l'4'l' Girls Club 3, 4 l':u'1-M' Girls X-lilly llvpnrlul' 3 Annual Stull' 4 BETTY IANE NUN N Bx'Hgf' l 1liI4', 'zirvll' ami filll of fini. IS Ilzis Sl'lli07'. llriljl N'1lllll. llmxw llvunn Sa-s'n-l:11'y 2 llmm- Hmmm Rzlslwtlmzlll 1. 2, Il. 4 llmm- llmum Vnllvylralll Cl, l k':xn-or Girls Clulv 4 LOIS JEAN PAXTON ll'llnl1'som1'. rqfinr-il. unfl lrilm lumix friwlriivl, Sh1 s Hu' our will: .lim Se-win: Vlulu 1 llulm-room lizwlivtlmll l, 2, ll, 4 .lr. A4-:xdvmy ol' Scieru-0 2, 3, 4 .l1'. Avzxrlviny Vivo l'rs-S. il Volll-ylmll Il, 4 lmtin Ululr 4 .Xvlivily Ululm Sl, 4 Svllifvl' lilllfs' 4 MARAIORIE JO SOLINA Clml2by Vilrrsl Nmilv ymu 1'i'r'r sang f'ilH,lil1l'S mir' Ill' fhr hrs! of all. Ari Club 1. 2, Cl, '1 Art Ululr lwwsimlmit 4 llmnv Room Prvsidenl 1 lln-mv lilllllll Vim- Prvs. 2 MARY LOU MOLLOI IAN Mary .l4m'y lmizfs mr11'rif'd. lN'u'r'9l's hm' HHIVII llrrs prrlfy yre'e'n C'-lll'N flllli ri swfll sun I1111. Ss-wing l lub 1 .luniur Al'llllL'llly nf Svivnm-0 2 llmmzllil- Ulub Sw. N 'l'rG:lsurvr 3 X-Huy Slnflf 4 Page Thirteen DONALD RAY IIANINC Don Iumf, If r'w'rylm1Iy Il'f'7'I' as frir'11ri,1.u as hr What rr happy 1l'Ul'lll this would lm Shop t'Iuh 1 Intramural Rasks-tball 2. 3, 4 Volle-ylmll 2, 3. 4 Victory t'orpS 3, 4 CLICNNA VANCAMP RMI Ilnir of rml. rfurs of groan Ilr'1' misvlliff is rnsily srwt, II:-al Vross l llomf-room Baskvthall l, 2, 3, 4 lntrznuurul Rusk:-thall 2, 3. 4 All-tournament Ruskotlvall 2 Avtivity Vluh 2, 3, 4 ALFRED ATKINSON .AHH Rlmul. rut' , ri prrtty nirr guy f'oul1ln't jimi Il lwttrr our if you'd try lh':u1im.: f'lub 2. 3. 4 Home Room Basketball 3, 4 PATRICIA JEAN HEEL upaty, I'nl'.Q ILIHYIJIS PINSAII us rr her llvlpinfl ull that shr vnu ste Phnil' I. 2. II, 4 tile-v Club 4 X-Ray Stuff 4 331 Pluh Il R4-sl Cross Club It All County Chorus Ii IIOBEIIT COOK Bohn lfnb is quilr u w'rsatilr lad Hr vnu hr ymzrl-rlull hr can br' bar!! Vhoir l, 2, 3 X-Ray Stuff Opportunity Cluh 4 National Honor Society 4 Junior Avndemy of Svimwe 2. 3, 4 Sevretnry Latin Fluh 4 Glev Pluh 1, 2, 3 State- Pres. .lr. Academy of Sr-i. 4 Pros. National Honor Som-iety 4 All-Vouuty Chorus 2, 3 Page F nu rtccn MAE OVVENS Jllar Rirlmrrlson now is nrr mime Hur 1l'f7 sri-II likr hm' just Ihr smile: Y-Tvvn Club Tl'P2l!4lll'C'l' Cl Y-'Tec-u Pluh Se-r'rvt:u'y 4 DARRELL ARNOLD i'Curly', f'1l1'ly hnirrfl. 7l1lNlYlllf7lVIllN is ho As tjlpivrxl ll' senior ns jlU'lt'II frm' src Hi-Y Fluh I. 2 1'urrn-nt livvots Phill Ii Vhf-ss Pluh 4 Ilusl-hall 4 MARCELLA JUNE STAIIK Sl1unU,' .lzmr with all hrrpZ1'using trays Will u-in trirnals all hm' flnys Cloud:-niu High Svhool 1, 2, R South Clmrlvstmi High Sr-hool Il, 4 film- Club 3 IIMMY BONNETT Jim .linzmjfs rx nice guy all almmfl To slu,'Cf'ss lu' will soon ln' bound Uurrout llvvllts Plub 2, 3 EYELYN ELIZABICTI I MATHENA :'Euclyn A srrwcimgu E1:r'ly11 is to hr So frutrr. 11016.11 jiwul hm' on the boss's kn.c'c.' Sf-wing: Club 1 Activity Fluh 2, 3, 4 Homo Room Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Home Room Volley Ball 4 1x1A11CA11E'1' L. YOUNG uPU111r4l bb. l'1'1l1l.1I is 11 11111 111111111 1111s of S1.I11f' l'11'i.w1' 111111 1'l1111'n1 11I'l' l11'l'S 1111 H11' 11'l1il1- Sl'XK'1llLl' 1'1ll1b 1 1.111111 1'11111 I! S1111 151-11. l'1l11Y 1, 21, 21. 1 X-Huy 11111v111'11-1' -1 S'l'1CY1-I ATK I NSOX S11 Di1 ' S11-111-iw 11111 ll 1I'll1l f'L11f'S just 11111111 nim- .11111 II xnzilr 111111 11'1111I1I n11'll Ihr' l1111'1l1'sl i1-1 Ulwss 1111111 2, 3, 4 'I'1':11-I1 2. 3 1911111111111 2, 21, -1 11111111- 111111111 1'1'vsi111'111 I! 1'1:1ss S1-1121-:1111-111'-A1'111s Z! 11lvll11' 111111111 111114111-1111111 1 111111111 111111111 V11-1' I'1'CS. 2. 4 ALMA 1,1'CI1.L1C CONIBS U111l1'1l-I H-1'111'1'!11l 111111 1I1'Ii1'1111'. 111'1'IfJl 1111171 11111 Y1111 1'1111 s1'1' why ufr all lilfr .1l11111 1.1111 S1-wilng' 1111111 1 S1111-111-11 11411111 2, 21 X-Italy S1:1l'1' -1 A1Zlj1l1'1'110 21, 4 Snow Q111-1-11 .Xtt1-111111111 Z! Miss 111111111 1'I:11:t111 :Xl1l'1I111l1l1 4 11A11N ALLEN R111111i1 ' .-1 111i1111I.11 11iv1' 11111 111111 1111xk1'1I1111I Sflll' In 1:111' Imcrk l11 s 1'f'11Il11 1111 In IIKII' 1111-0 1'1l111 2 1'l11111' 2, 22, -1 111lS1il'11.1'1l11 2, 21, 11 1V1111111g'1':1111 21, -1 S1-11i111' l'1z1y A1 111111 111111111 21, 4 CAROL LOUISE ADAMS A1Ius 1'111'11l'o1 11 NI111' 1111 H11 l111sk1'1l1111I fI1111v' 11'l1.1'111 sllvzvlw 111 1h1' 11111111' just 11'1111'l1 111111 s1v111'1r! 11i1'1':4 11100 l'11111 1 A1-livity 1'1ll1l 2 .Xvlivily U11111 l'1'1'Si111'111 Il. 4 111Y1l1l' 111111111 Vice' 1'1'1-s. 'I 11l11l11' 111111111 V111l1-yl11111 21, 4 111111111 111111111 1g2lS1il!11J21.11 1, 2, 21, 4 111l1'a1111111'111 1111sk1-1111111 1, 2. 21, -4 M 1 Q, V -tw, Qi QW C. JACK VVELLS I11Ck', .1 ,f1'i1'111I 111111 fl s1'l11z1111'l11 man is he N111111' 111111 111 1110 H1111 of lpllflllf' 71,011 111' S111111-111 C'1111111'i1 1, 2, 51, 4 Nzllilnml 111111111' S1v1'i11ty 31, 4 .11l1l111l' A111111-1115' 111' Sl'11'111't' 2. Il, 4 3:11 Vluh 1'1'esi1i1f11t 3 111111111 11011111 1'rusi1I9111. 1, 3, 4 S11111' :Q 1'1111111y 1711-1.:'11v1-1'1111111111 2 S. A. S. C. 1F1111'i11aJ 1 BARBARA ATKINSON Iccmhgv.. !l1'1'1' 11 p1'1'f1'1'I 1111111111 111111111' :lid 1l'f'I11'I' l'1'f'1l4l1 111111 H11.'t'?1'1--11181 ask Sbmvc, 11112111 I1'1a1j111'01l1f -I S1111-111-11 K' 11111 21 11111111- 111111111 1!:1skvt11:1ll It 1'1l1'Ss P11111 -1 WILLIAM IIOXVARD Cl1I1 l'I'1'1-1 m1'1?1Il1C1lM Nun' l1rr1 s 11 11011 111111 fmr can lawn! 1-l111'1111s Imppgl, l111111o1'1111s 111 mu' '11'111'1l Z N1'r1I , ' J 11 1111141-111111 1. SARA LAURENCE BARKER Sara Lou 11711111 nf 1111111 1171111 lmir Of 111'011111. S111'11's s11'1'1'1 111111 s11'1'l1 1111 117'01I'Ill1 S011i111' Class Plan 4 1'11e11r10n11c'r 3. -1 .1u11i111' AL'i1l1l'l1'1y nf Svin-111-e 2, 3 15I'G'11l'11 Club 4 Svwixmpg 1111111 1 111111 l1llR1'11 4 -1 Activity P11111 2. -1, 4 CHARLES QUICK Q11ickiC Popular, fm11ba,II. h11111Is11111v. 1'I1111'11 New 1111211 I1'11011m 1111 111'11'1w111 11111111 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 N1111mg1'11111 C1ub 1, 2, 3, 4 Ulass Vice Pres. 2, Z1 M111111g1'z1n1 Club S1-1'ret:u'y I1 11111111-1110111 Pres. 1. 2, 4 Mor1ngra111 Club Pres. 4 1'1o111eroon1 Vice Pres. I1 Page F ifteen r 1 ' EDNA LEE GI UDICE Charm. prvsmzulifll. rituliI.u-yrr! E1'erylhiny'x yum! alum! Ealnrr Lrr Sub-D1-b t'lub 2, 3. 4 lmtin t'lnb Il, -I lf'rent-I1 tflub 4 Stnrlt-nt Cfuunvil 4 X-Tiny Staff 4 .Xnnunl Staff t Sub-IM-b llrr-sill:-nt 4 Treats. .lr. Plass fl Fr, Plub Tr:-ns. 4 S. A. S. t'. 4 CHARLES DHIIAINAUT George f'lm-rlif' is ns lmppy ns Ihr' :lays mw- lmly .-ts ll mu.-:trr nr mirlh his r'h11rm is slrunyl Rand l, 2. 3, 4 All-t'onnty Runml l. 2, 3, 4 All-Stntv Rand -t PHILIP RADFORD Phil Iln111111-1111-l1aa'l.',il null hloufl 1'u,1'I11 hair .I1uly's his gnl. lhr,u'rr quilr ll pair Basketbull 1 'Frack 1 Shun Club 'I Hi-Y f lnb 2 Purrent Events Club 3 lfnntball Manauor Il, 4 Nlnnofzraln l'lnb 4 I-'rem-b Plub 4 PAT DONNALLY Pain llriv qnirt. but rhrrr-'s n sparkle in his rglr Ash' llllfllllll-I' hr lt'imu's- h.::'s u plfn- ffll M00 gm! Rand l, 2. 3. 4 All t'vunty Rand 1. fl. 4 GLEN BROOKS Hessian N ice lnolciug ,fvvrmlly mid mm Szmzcmu' good to know any time lie'-adim: Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Page Sixteen Cl IARLES BEVERLEY XVILLIAMS Rosie Sir foot Mrn riffs of blur f'll7'l,Il hair rmrl yuvs with Nm: Football 2. 3, 4 ' Currc-nt Events t'lub 2. 4 Student Cnunvil tl, 3. 4 Basketball 3. 4 Ruse-hall 2, 3, 4 Pros. Hmneromn 2. Sl. I DOLORES JEAN CTDELL .. . ,, jcume Shi' has rl imturul vlulrm nf lim' 014-11. .1 hiy plurv' in our Ilrvlrls .whr hus i.'lwu'n Band 2, 3, 4 All Vounly Bzunl CZ. Cl Sewing: Vlnb 1 Elmne Ronin Vullwl' Bull l Annual Stuff -4 .IERRY HINES IIm'1 s ll' slvrrt ylri 'fum will von,- tmul Y .-1 lilrmflf' 11mjm'1v1lr and zz gnnfl frimul t'l1nir 1 Sub Deb Club 2, 3 Rs-tl Cross Club Il Majurette Il. 4 X-Ray Stall' 4 National Hmmm' Sm-ioty -1 Annual Staff 4 Basketball l. 2. Ii. t ROBERT TURLEY :'Bnl1 lluli is ll curtl wlmsz' rril will 1u'1'rr flie' Wlwn gmvfrr with him. you laugh till you. cry t Ulu-ss Club l I French Club 3. 4' Opportunity Club 4 Seninr Class l'l:1y 4 Hall Guard 4 RICHARD IIQELE Divide This lmgfs in lmnzl and hr1'x no Crumb Illlfl 'i'C'llll4ll rx ll'lIl,'C.' zrhru hte plays that tllvllflll- 1 Band 1, 2. 3. 4 All Vounty Band l, 4 All State Hand 4 French t'lub 3 Senior Class Play 4 Hall Guard 4 Hmneromn Vice ,l'r0s. l, -1 t l 1 l IIEGINALD JOHNSON ll'1'gIlIflI4l'S instrumrnl ix u trum- hom' In ilu' lmml lu s rrully slmnr. Rand 3, 4 All lvmmty Band 3, 4 All Stniv linml 3 4 lntrnmurul Huskt-tbull IK BETTY LANIIZH .11 mrvll Nvnim' is Hvlly lfmzim' lfiml. ,l'ri1'r1iil,1l. not Ihr' lvrzsl bil tlllfSIl'7'f' .Xt-tivity Ulub 3 llrzumiliv Vluh I lI0lllt'l'multl Vllllvylvzlll II, I llmm-rumn llztskc-thzlll l. 22, 23, -I lntrnlmlrnl liztskvthzlll 2. II. 4 HELEN ANITA IIICNNIWIVI' AInnkc'y llrlru is murrinl In u hay Who nmlfrs hfr lzrurl hm! lrilh joy Ulmir l Y-Tvvns 3 Hunw Itmnn Vim- I'ra-s. J l'.u'vvr Girls -1 Ass. Vit-1' Pros. Y-Tm-1-us R JIM MCNIAINS Mac hung mul Irinlrgl is mu' .lim Hrs! of ull lla' lilvvs in SHIIHI H I':2lNIil'IIl1lII 2 'l'r:lt'k 2 JACKIE BLACKVVICLI.. .lm-ltvii' wmzts In br tl sf'c'rvla1',i1 sown' iltljl T0 hm' li salary u'f'4l ylmlly pay Fare-c-r Girls 4 Activity Club 3 Y-Teens It 0 FRANCES VIRGIN IA J EXVELI, Rabbit .-I lot of prnplr will hm' lt'ulzlzil Willl hm'. l1c'ir1!l lrlwisiny i.v ri habit t'11oir 1 tllot- Ulub 4 DONALD C. ATKINSON liull1iog,' llrlir uf lwmrit. l'.ll1'H uf' him' IPm1'x shy, mul Il nivv guy. ffm Vurrcnt Flvvllts Vinh Il. 4 IIAZEL MARIE HOFFMAN lluil' sn rrrl 1fnu'rr' nrrrr axrrn .ls ll Jluurl jririul .wI1l s ITIIIIII lx'I'1'll Y-Tm-n Plub 53, 4 PIIYLLIS JEAN SMITH Phil Slit' has prilirum' llmfs rrully up in pm' 11' ilwrr' was n vonirsi fm' ii, wn'1'c sinv' sl1r'1l uv! ll starr. Y-'l't0m4 I, 2 .lr. .'Xl'illIt'l11j' nl' St-itinve 25, I GEORGE TIC LFOR D fir-111111: is ll srlzim' Il1r1l's urlifwl fin' his hvighi I1'hi1'h imlhinrf 1-.1-1-fr-:ls 1:-.rf'r'pl his hrrilizs--1-igfllr FJ Jr. Avail:-my ni' Svit-ilu' 2, Z! 4 Latin Pluh 3, -1 331 Club 3 Vtwatimml fluidnmm- t'1uh I 'I'I'6'21Slll'E'l' Latin t'luh 4 Jr. Academy Scit-nt-9 Stale- l'uh. Man. 4 National Hmwr Sm-is-ty 4 Page Scucnlccn Tl IOMAS PAU LEY Nutzzrul as hr' vm: br' Fits this Img! tn ll trr ANNA MARIE EVANS I'r'vttj1 lzuir has this lass .1 ymml lwturlmlt in Illv svnim' rlnss ROBERT MALLORY Hur fm- ull mul ull fm- mu' .Irv his llhll-11-o1'rls fm' fun BETTY JEAN BRAN SCOME I2r'ai11.s'fm-1rf' lr:-If-11's 11 1lIl'l'7'jl srninr 1:-ith I1 .wmlllrrrl rl1':r1l'I YUM slmulfl srl' lwr rnll lzrz' rgfrs mul my hmm-all. Iwl'1l'llIRIIII' Club 1. 2, ZZ, 4 Lnlin Plnh 3 .lnnior Ulalssivxll LL-zurllv 4 GI.-1-Vlllh 2 lhmu-rnunx Bnskvthall 2. 3. 4 S1-ninr Vlnss Play 4 llmm-rumn Vnllf-yhull 2, ' CLARENCE EDXVARD CLEVINCEII junior In tllr' svnim' plug! lu' wus ll1ll A III lt'N1ltI1If'7'7IItlII, but 'rrzally ll yml. HllI'l'l1'!IlI4' Hitrh Sclmul Ji I-lll'Y'I'lII Events Club 4 SI-nim' Uluss I'Iuy 4 lfrzmmiit- Club 3 lIusv of tho IIIIIIIIIJPH II lfmnllulll Il Pugv Iiiglztvwz 'Dv fi' BONNIE CAE ELLIS Tuff Prliff. mul nrnf. 1l1'1'f'r vmkvs lmstv, If 1101! fI1rn't Iwlivlv' sll1 R lllltll. jus! mmm'1n'f' luv' truistf llrzmmtic- Uluh 1. 2 Iiuskf-rhall I, 2, ZI, 4 Vullvyball fl. 4 Avrivixy Uluh zz, 4 Hmm- rrmm 'I1I'HllSlIl'i l' :xml Sw. I. Z! BYRON -IAIIRETT Stc'1'e Iign-mr zrill swm lrvul rr :Iifl'1'w'nt lifr- Ilfvwrrfsr' ltr' IIOII' has lzimxr-It ll Il'l-fl' 'Vlrllvyllilll I. 2. Il. 4 Hzlskvtlmll I, 2. 52, ,I . ,, . ., .. the-as I llllr I, -. -1. 'I INIAIIJOIIIE IO MEANS Marty This frirmlly girl .wpvmls fl Inf uf limr in fliglllt Ill you uwmt luv' lu hlusll. just mvn- limz 1114-iyllzt. Sowing' 4'IuI1 1 LIIIIKIUI' Girls Uluh I1 Illvm- Vlulx II ROY EDNIAX OXLEY Cap Nic-1' to lfnuu' fl'l!'IIlIl4ll tu ull lx this lmy who lm-rs l1rlslr1'll1r1ll. Ilmm- Rnmn BIISRVIIIZIII SI. I BETTY LOUISE ADDIS Tull and slim, r-ulm mul vool Stir-mv' is y0l:lf'n, is lam' favorite rule. lie-nl Vruss Vlllh 2 Y-'I'--on 1'Iub 4 PAUL SMITH l'11cIe P1111l A p1'11iig11 right 1111131 is lwlll'lC P1111I ll1, s 1711: p1'csi1i1'111f of 0111' s1'l1011I Molingrzllu 1, 2, 3, 4 Fmvllmll 1, 2, 3, 4 Rzislii-tlxull l, L! liasm-ball 2, 3, 4 Ulzlss Pros. 2, Il Siu1l1-ut Uuunvil T'1'1-s. 4 Vim- Pros. M111111g'1':lm 4 l1'11111b:1ll fvlllllillll -I All Slate- Tealu 4 All Uuuuly 4 Nllllllllillll1'C'l' Boys' Stun- 3 All 1'4llll'1'l't'lll'0 Tlllllll Il, 4 MA HCA ll ET BIIEIC DEN ,lI111'g', l.ifII1'. s11'1'1'l, 111111 111111 'l'I111l'.w l'l'l'xl1 I1111'1l I11 I11'11I S1-wing.: Award 1 llmlln-l'n11111 Vivo l'l'vsi1l1'l1l Z1 ::::l Club Il Study Hull 1, I X-llaly ll1'lll1l'l1'l' 3 AN NA YOUNG AlllliUn Sl11i11,11, 111111411 lmir 7111s this 11111 Sl11 Il 111' 1111111' fri1'111l jm' Il 101111 11'I1il1' l'urr1-nt lllve-uts Club 4 X-Huy Staff 4 Scwim: Club 1 IACK RAN DALL SNVISHEH 'l'l11'111111l1 II11' l111xk1'l his shuls 1Ii1l 1111111111 S111'1'1'ss jm' him, is 11-71111 11'1' 11'isI1 li llnslivllmll I lllll'illlllll'2ll Basketball 1 Vnlln-ybzlll 1 l4'm1Il1:lll 2, Il Huslu-lbnll 2, 3, 4 liaise-lmll Il, 4 lS1111111g1'11111 Club 2, 3, 4 DOll0'l'l lY Nl0T'l'ESl I ICAHD nsllgllfn S1111 llllll 1111i1'I. 111'11l 111111 11i111' S1111'N 11l11'11g1s 11'iIIi11g7 111 yi1'1' 11111111 111lvi1'c Vliuir l A1-llvily f'lub 22, 3 llOIll0l'00lll X-Ray 'll0DUl'll'l' Il Quill :mil SL-roll 3, 4 X'll:1y Stuff 3, 4 Assn.-iantv I'Idil11r, X-iluy 4 ALICE HARRIS AIU 1fl'll'illl1'11 111111 .flllllfl 111'1' l11'1' 1-111111112 WC Impr l11'1' 1111111111 11-ill 111111111111 to swims Art Club 2, 3 l urrvut l':V9'lllS Club -1 K-Ray Stuff 4 DANIEL ll. BALLICNGEE Nevis B1'11Is lIr's I1Io111I. ht s .lIIH'1llC'S. 111111 1lC'8 'llillfl l'l'i'All 11111 H111 111'1,1111'1' 11'11s N111111I1111111. so wc 1I1111'i 11111111 111 1111 l 11ntlmll l 'l'1'a1-li l. 2 l'llTl't'lll live-xxts Plub 2, Il, 4 I'r1-s, 1'uri'vnt 1CVPl'lli-I 4 NANCY DOUGLAS Nm1ki-P1111 'I'l11' girl 11'l1n is IIIIFIIAIIR riglztl ls 11111111111 to critics 11s 1211111 Bright Sub Deb Club 2, li, 4 NlRj0l'9ll0 3, 4 Snow CQUUPII Attendmxt 4 National l-lmmr Society 4 i'rosi1lc-nt of Home Rmnu 1, ZZ Studvnt Pouncil 1, 2, 3, 4 Svninr Class Play 4 Annual Staff 4 l'Nl'Plli'll Club 4 Glu- Plub and Choir 1 MAMIE LOUISE BECKETT K-Afllllllln JI111111-i1 s ll 1111111111: 'Hl'L0'S f7'ffTil1lllfll 111111 jim' NI11 II 101111 hm' I11'Ip jus! 1111111 11111 time Purer-r Girls Flub 2, Il, 4 llnmo Ilihlilll X-.Ray Rep111'ter 2, 4 X-Ray Stuff 4 Annual Staff 4 Nzltirmnl H11n1wr Society 4 Senior Play 4 f'2ll'00I' Girls Vim' Pros. Il, 4 111011111119 M1wcLoL1D H1911-k Witly is Ihis 111111 ll'f' l11'1I1' 'I'11 s111111' girl I11' 11-111 lm 11 1I1'111' Chess Club 1, 2 Page Nineteen VVILLIAM Il. PACK, JR. BiIly', A lrulirx muu. nn vllrlrm slums In ldvll' Il1's1'rilirs rrijv 11'1'II vm' own Bill l'r11'll' lofllllllllll Il, 4 1uUIl4Il.Z'I'Ellll Flub 4 EYELYN TURLEY nAf!JllXlt'u Shf' is llIIl'!l-IIS Imsy ns 11- bm- Litllr. lm! Iii-1-ly. you must !l!l7'f'f Sewixu: Club l lluska-tball 2. Il. -I Vnlh-yball Il, 4 Al-livily Vlub 3, -4 Snow l e:4lix':nl Uuminillm-0 4 CORNELIA .IEAN GLENN Kill 'l'u 1lv'm'1'iln' lim' 1rn14,lfZ be II fwml A lniwwlnnul some' day she will mvel Sub livb Club l, 2, 3. 4 IIUIIIFFHUIII Volleyball fl llulm-room Hasketlmll l. 2. Il, 4 DOROTHY LEE BEATTY Duffle Ieruf' If yu'u,'rr' Iuulfiny for u f1'if'n1lIy, nulurrll lass llr7'1 x flu' lwsf in Ihr' srnim' vlflss Rnskvtlmll l, 2. 3, 4 Avtivily C lub 2, 3, 4 Vollvybull il, 4 Studi-nt Pnuuvil l, 2. 3, 4 lntmluural Basketball 3, 4 .lilf'kSllll'S Mill 4 Snnw Festivzll 4 VVILLIAM ANDREW ARTHUR SIuslu'ad 'l'11If'nr1'4l musirwrl. fl smilr' big and 'll'ifl!' And rr lwarl rzlmul flu' size of Cm'- llirlf' Phmr l. 2. Ii. 4 Ulf-9 l'lub l, 2. 3, 4 Messiah l lllel- Club Pres. 4 All County Chorus 2, 3 All State Phorus 3, 4 Trial By Jury 3 Jr. Aundemy of Svience 2 l,a'iu Ulub Il X-Ray Staff 4 Senior Play 4 Page Twenty ROBERTA JEAN BAKE lean Plmmizzg mul sirrel us sugar 'in spin' If slu' 'uwzs cnkr' 1 vmlyl1mly's wan! a slim' lvrzmintii- Vlub 2 Avtivily Vlub 3 X-Huy 4 Rus. Mgr. X-Ray 4 Class Secretary 2, 3 Cmmtziln llmneruunl Bnslcellmll :md Volleyball 2. fi Snow Queen Atl:-udaul It Sz-uilwr Play 4 Annual Stuff 4 RICHARD L. DAVIDSON Pear SIIIIDCD Prur Slnupr' is his nivkmlmr' uw' llffll' A lilf' full nf lm1ipinr'ss l1f Il m'1'f'r frm' llmm-rnmu l'r0sidr1nt 2 DOROTHEA EAHLEEN XVI IITE Doll A friendly girl is Dotl White 'fills litllv' blfmrl will lrrfal you right Y-Teen President 4 FllANKLlN R. MIDKIFF Fr1mk . llrrr rr fine' gmrflrrnczri wr swf Sumr' :lay ll grnlnyisf hf ll ln' Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4 Ruy's Chnir 1, 2. 3, 4 Choir 4 National l-lnnm' Sfvciety 4 IEYVELL MARGARET SMITH Judy Long blond lmiir has slw A sef'rr'fnr11 she will br Sewing Club 1 Cooking Club 1, 2 f huil' 1, 2 Carvelr Girls Club 4 MARY MARGERY COEN Margie l'ivm'ious. poisrd with plvnly of pep llm'r s a r'lmvrlrarl1'r zvhrfs really Imp lllvv Ulub 1 l'holr 1, 2. Il, 4 All Qmunty Clwrus R Sub-llvb Club 2, 3, 4 Stullunt Pnunvil 2 llonul llmnu l'1'0sl1l1-ut 2 1'l1l'lHllll2lS Uaulula 4 l'lwe-rlezulvr Il, 4 S4-niur Class I'lay 4 Nalimml Honor Such-ty Il, 4 Annual Editor 4 Ilouw lluom Volleyball il, 4 BILLY JOHNSON Bill Bill rrrrnls to br u 4Im'lur somr day. I llr II make' ll fine our. II'l ll say. llmul 1, 2. 3, 4 .lunlwr Am-'ulelny of Sc-ical-0 2 l l'9ll4'l1 Ulub 3, 4 Che-ss Club 4 Uhoir 1. 2. 3 Natluual llonm' Sovivty 3, 4 IOY DELL LOFTIS ltlmul. sf-iulilluting. full of fun t u1f' lno-jus! ask uuyum' .-Xvlivily Plub 2, 3, 4 Laila Ulub Il .lunlor f'la,saim-al ll:-111.31111 4 Annual Staff 4 Sa-nlvr l'lay 4 Hmm' Rumu l'rvs. 1 Vlmec-rlr-mlm' 2, Il, 4 lvllllll' 1 Suwlup: l'lub 1 Snow Festival Pom. 4 EDDIE CARRETT Snug Dlf'l1iQIlf'3. 1w1'smmliI'y plus .4 xwvll guy-lull-1: it from 'us Phi-ss Club 1, 2 llase-lull Il, 4 bl1lllULIl'2llll Club 3. 4 Flmllmll 3, 4 llunwrmun kl'l'l'Sltl0lll 4 FREDA MAE KINDEH l 1'r'1l-fl s111'p1'isr'1l us nm' anal all Hy lIllH'7',llllI!l John u'ha's Wally lull llmuvrumu Basketball 1 Sewing: Club Treasurer 2 Sub Deb Ulub 3, 4 Annual Stuff 4 Senior Play 4 ' CHARLES HARTWELL Charlie This irmnlmar player is plfnty nivr. To jim! flimlllri' our us ynurl. yuu'd have in look furirc Band 1, 2, 3, 4 All Uuunty Band 4 All State Rand 4 IUDITII ANN GAY .vudyv S110 IIVIIZUN. sin' sfruls. Sllr' is ll ruric lint Ihmz rrhn dorsifl kann' nlmul .lu1ly? Sub ln-b Club 2, 3, 4 l r'eua-h Club 4 Majnrotte- 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Se-ui:-I' Play 4 Miss lllam-k Eagle .Xltemlant -I Snow Festival f nm. 4 GEORGE CREICHTON Grnryr-Pnrgiv puflllin' pil' Kissrs thx' yrirls-lmr Ihry 4Inn't 4-ry Shop Club 2 Flask President 1 Uurrenl Events Plub Il, 4 Student Counvil 1. Il Home Rmnn Basketball 1, 2 HARRIET LEFEBVRE 'Ti Ti Ti Ti is an umrzciny lass Enf'ryrtic. lnmnnruus, n Irrulcr of our class l-lumo Room Vive Pros. 1 Phoir 1. 2 Sub-Deb Club il, 4 French Club 3, 4 Annual Stan' 4 Intramural Basketball 2, Il National llonor Sm-iz-ty -I Svnim' l'l'ly 4 Snow Fe-slival Finn. 4 Rotary Re-m'vSe'ntatix'L- 4 BOB PAYNE Slmrp-1Icad .1111-nys laughing, funny. newer in n rush- IJnf'sn'l Iukr much In mukr lhis buy blush. llramatic Club 1, 2 llomv liomn Basketball 2, Il, 4 Howling Team 2, 3 Page Twenty-one PATSY YVFST Palsy lffn' 4-lass slu- wax nlwnyls lrzlr Hu! llijlll in fun' Nlf'II1ll7'jl slrr Il al ll'll-NR rnlv Y-T1-1-n f'lub 1, 2 Tmiiu Pluh Il .luninr Plussin-:il Lvfxgrlio 4 S1231 Plub fl Umwrtniiity 1'lul1 -1 IAMES VANCAMI' LiHIv f,illIr ' is a boy limi plays in Izumi 'lvrlfvnlvwl ffm-I'r'la-'s riolir han A ,rl 7ll'l H Vhoil' I. If All Vmiiity f'lnu-us 2 liillul 1. 2, 3, 4 All Fnuuly Hand I, 2, fl, 4 All Siam- Ruud 2. Il. 4 IANE PIC KENS Kell .lrznv is n gal 1rlm's 'nliglrtgl lmvldy lim' iinlnl lIIf'fll7'l'S arf' just drmrljf Hluv Club 2, 3 Y-'IU-1-u l lub l. 4 Se-wing: Prize-s 3. 4 llmnv rmun Raslu-thnll I, 2. 3. 4 Volloylmll 4 XVILLIAM SHUMATE BiII', 'I'rlll. llunrlsnmr. und luis nf fun Hr' is likrrl lay! r1'fr'j1fm1r' Vhl-ss Ululi Il Illil'lllllll1'HI IIIINIKPIIHIII Il Annual Staff' 4 X-Ray Ill lNll'I9l' I Vullvylnill Il PATRICIA ANN UXLICY Snmkr'!l Inzf' Soon. fl Sf'1'7'l'fl'll'.ll Pnl 1:-ill br Sliriv rrvil su-rrl :lx -HHH mm wmiljl SIT' .M-livily Uiub fl, -4 Activity Club Vim- Vrus. -4 llnnu- llnmu 'R:1slwlba,ll J, 2, Il, 4 lulrnnuu':ll Raslu-lbzill 3, 4 lluuu- llmuu Vrwllvybnll 2, 3, I Page Twcrzly-lu'0 ' a S' P W 1' if LYLE TURNER This is rr luljl lrifh rril fmlnra' He rrm-ld girc rmragr mnvh and still lrulw more PHYLLIS DAVIS Hlackiei' I'll.'s'l'I-IISII. flrprmlulzlf' mul a smilr that will 1u'w'r juz' .Im-ki1 s flu' kim! of yirl flmf will ,wt miylzfy fm' Latin Club Sevwt:1I'3' 4 Raiul 2, Il. 4 Uhoir 1 Glue Plub I IIOIIIUVOIHII Rzislwtlmull I, ZZ, Sl, 4 Latin Club 3 Opportunity Plub 4 GLENN Cl IILDRESS ClziI His vlolhvs nrv right, l1c's always nvnt, lI4 s xpir' will spun from hrcid fo frrl. Curr:-nt Ilvvuts Club Il, 4 BETTY LOU BL'Cl IAXAN Prrlfjl eyes mul u prvlly smile Imr's lmpr slirfs lilff' this fm' a lonfl. long wllllf' CIZIYUPI' Girls Plulu 4 ROSS SHRIVER uclllllfllllfu fill1111-ll-110-Illl'Ii-ll ix this Ind IIC will 11-1'rr'r mul up bring Rall Shop 1 Glu-ss Club 2, I! Opportunity Flub fl KENT DANIELS Nou' Iu'I'r s n su'c'1I Imml mrmbrr K4 nfs u Iml 1l'C'II all rrmcnlberl Hand 1. 2, 3, 4 lntrnmurall Bnsketlmll 1, 2, 3 vllII4 Q'Il2lII Cl .'l1'. Avzulmny of Sm-imwv 2 S1-Him' I'l:ly 4 ELEANUII JANE CALLIS I'IIlcnl ll'iih fi1Iilii'll!l rr'cI hair shi' ulirrigls looks trim .-lml un uniifihh' smile' that wip- lnrwfl Jim, Sm-wing Ululy 2 RUSSELL LYTTLE lluss,' This huh rulils flarm' Io any vlnsx- room If SIiul.'r.wpra'r:' hmrrl his jul,-rs hr'fI turn fll'l'7' in his tomb Shop l llmnvri-mn llzlskotlmll l. 2. 3. 4 lfrvnrlm Ululm Il X-llay 4 NIAXINE CIIAYVIFURD u.xllICkit' In ,-I rrnl 1-lwrrlrnalri' is ',lIm'kic' Jn l'un'l'l' l1l'l'l'7' srrn xuvh prp mul gm lflmir l Stud:-ni UHIIIIUII Sw: 4 Avlivity Club 2, 3, 4 IIIll'0l'I1'H1Il'l' 2. Cl, 4 lllmirmnn. Snow Fvstivul Pom. 4 Halslwllmll l. 2, Ii, 4 Avlivity 1'IllIl Svc. il, 4 JOHN fPllIl.Il' BURCY. JR. .4 lllt'l' lm! ful' all boys or girls Nu szrrrl hr' mm ln' lIIl'l1S1lI'l'II Izmir p1'rl!'Is l-'rn-nm-l1 l'lulu 4 ' xx-fx. m,.X.,..t-If -:mf Mx. sx,,.l,..w 'wwf X - - wwf. -5 14' 9' M- ze N' - , .. , t if 'J 1 . . Q I IS-L . :g.g.5g5fg:.i ' 135 Mfkg , V 2 Q I .. 'ui 75 IM' Q . A f S . SSA? f- to-ix vu N. iii. DOROTHY I IALL Dot l71nw!I111's nivr to rzvryuur' With, hm' you. will huzrc fun. lntrnmurnl llnslwtlmll 1, 2, 3, 4 lntrzlmural Volleyball 3, 4 .Xulivily Club 2, 3, 4 ROY D. KELLY. QIII. I inge1's Fm'r w'o' !?IIlll'1l'li1l!I. j'Ii1'i.u Ina 'l'hm'a s cilivuyfs rr slmrklr' in those r'jll'S of 111111: llxlralmurnl lluslwllmall 1, 2 llvaulimr Uluh 2, Il 4'lll'l'l'lll Ev:-nts Club 4 DORA ANN WILSON Annu Frmn f'Il'llfI1'HIll this gm! vunu' Sirrrt and frirnrlly. know- shc'l1 rc- 'umin The snmc 1'IQ'll1IUllIl I High S1-lmnl I, 2 Hnnrl 3, 4 Latin Ulub 3 Junior Classical Ilenmle- 4 01mm'l11nity Plub 4 Svnirmr Play 4 BILL LAXYSON Sum Ilr-MVS ri boy that is hlouil :mil fall .l .vlmp mrzjmx liiII's 7ll l'f'?' 117011 Slum 2 PHYLLIS HUDSON . She' mn sem- unfl sim can vrmir. Thr' lfiurl of firm you, rInn'i find 'Lu 11 book Y-'Fevns 2. Il 1':lf4-leria 4 Page Twenty-three RUTH KINDER UxVL'C'-XVL'Cn Miss lfI1u'l.' ldrryllr- of 1950 Nlu s our qurf'u. uw' flainlc sl1,1:'s 'll if! 11 Ilnliwnmln Sv4'l'0l:11'y 1, 2 Sowing' Ulull 2 Sulx lu-ls l lnl1 Cl, 4 X-Huy Slnff 4 .xhlllllll Stuff 4 Miss lllzu-lc I-Zuizln- -l A LFKED F.-K IR I ,EY K-fxIjlllllllSl'n .-llpl1vn.w', uv- 1-all him. and hf s' fall und llliu ll'ln'n hw pluus lnliskcflmll. 1ue'1'c surf' In l4'lll !llulmp,'i':i1i1 Vluh 4 Iluslu-llmaxll Il. 4 PEGGY ANN HALL IJinmlc's l'1'!l!l.U'x I1 r1'ru 1-Imrniiug lass virus mu' nj flu' lll'l'HlI'Sl smilrn in lim' vlnss Sl-wing Club l, 2 .l2lI'kNllll'S Mill Il Sllh-Doll Club Sl, 4 X-Ray Staff 4 Snow Queen 4 lllmwrurnn lfll24kl'lllllll l, 2, 3, 4 llumvmnm Pros. 2. 3 DAVID GILLIES 1m1'irl's u lull Ilmf's as cuff ns can lu' Il:-'s luis uf fun and lilfrs Ti Ti llnnim'0mn Vullvylmll 2 Shop Plilh 2 Chess Uluh Il t'u1'rn-nt livm-nts l'lub 4 llmiwrlmm Basketbxxll 3 lflll-1-1i'm1ir's 4 FRANCES HOUSII I runCes Child uvlffjl. h1l7ll07'0llR, always ll smilr' .vlml ll list of fr-ivnris us long as ilu' Nilf llzlnzl l, 2, 22, 4 Vhrmir l First Aid Club 2 Hume Ronin Secrf-mry fl l r0m'h Club 3, 4 l l'0ll4'h Club Secretary 4 Uppurtunity Club 4 Sonlur Class Play 4 Page Twenty-four OKEY MILLER lilmy is his urimr, lint fisllivig ix his gamr' PHYLLIS GRASS Phil Fillet li14f'l,1l. mul llf l'l'l' slill .4 smart young! yu! gunz. rilrrlrjls Nm' u'ill1, Bill Baud 1, 2, 3, 4 Natifmzll Honor Swciety 4 Annual Stuff 4 X-Ray Staff 4 ' Sev. Hmnu Room 4 All Uuunly Bzuid -3, 4 All State Band 3. 4 Hnnwrmlm Buskc-tball 2. 3 GEORGE IIABTMAN lIe1'c's ri joker. people' laugh at c'w'1'JI worrl If he' isu'l flrmuura yel. Hub Hope jus! lmsifl lwrird MARTHA LARCK Around high, school. zlfartlm uf0n't liugfr If you u-mulvr u-hy-shr s got a ring mi hm' finger BILL COFF Behiml fl ccmirru hs' is u'e'Il ul misf. lIv's snmrf. f7'lf'Pl4ll,ll. and Hwy to plraaw CAROLYN COLLISON She' lrallrs, she- iullrs. sIw's fun galore ll'r ll rf'mrmbr'r hrr laugh fo1'rw'1' lIIlll'1' llrauualtiv Ulub l Y-'IR-4-n Club 2 llilllll Ulub 3 Jllil l'lub 21, -l Sm-l'vl:iry Il!!! l'lub 4 lluim-i'muu liuslu-lbzill l. 2 .1 llulm-rmvm V-'lla-ylmll 3 CIIARLES ISDVVARD LAYER THIN, .llhlvliv Tuffy is quite a guy ll'hr'n hr irallcs ilulru the' hull guru slmilhl hrur ilu: girls sigh Uurrn-nt lllvvuls Club 1 lizlsvbull 2, Il, 4 Mmmp.:'rauu Ulub 2. Il, 4 lslllillillll 31, 4 Vin- l'r4-s. llimwroinu 4 liaislu-ibzull IR, 4 MA RGARET LOU HAYES .lIrU.!,L!i4 ' A brvirziiflll rnivr' has this lass Um' of thi' hrs! in. flu: senior class Virpriniu lligli Sl-luml 1. Z! Uhuir 4 lllm- l'lub 'l Sw-. :xml 'l'r0ns. llomeroom 4 PAU L I IARDY Squirrel llappjl-go-lurkll he will always bc' Till sums' prdlhu girl grts him up V a fru- LUCRETIA PERRY I.rm, l're'ttju as a piaturr. vimt as can br Slu' will bf' a sucrrss that's plain ln src Art Club 1 Volleyball 2 Hzislwtbzlll 2 Y-'IX-on Club Vive- Pres. 3 ao- XJ xii fl CHARLIE CROUCII 'Ulliglzly .Monson Small but slwmyl. mmuyl: friends to fill a housi- 'I'Imf's u'h,u irf' rrlll him Mighty .lIvllS1 ' Ihislu-ilmll l l'llI'l'l'lll Events Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Vive l're-s. l'iirrz-ut lflve-:us Club l, 2, Il l-'wuvllmll Il, il CAROLYN SUE OXLEY ,l lzlumlf' ivilh rr f'vn1pl1'.rimi af prucllrs anal l'1'l'lllPl ll'hal umm' ran jlllllv llSlff--SIIQNS fl flrfam Svwinp: Club 2 l'ill't-'UI' Girls Club 3 Sub-In-b Club 4 .Ximunl Stuff 4 SIIUNX' Quvou Alle-udunl 4 CHARLES R. MCDOWELL ucllllfkn Vharlir sprnds most of his timr' in. Ihrf all' I Ill' can fly a plains just r1nywhG1'6 Shim Club l 1 urrc-nl Eve-nts Club 4 llumurnmn Basketball l, 2 PEGGY ANNE JONES Peg l'1'ggy is l1llfllll!l!'llf and to success is lm'llu4i A if-mulm'f1:l pal I0 hare around Illee Club 1, 2 lfsmres-1' Girls Club 3, -l Pzireor Girls President 4 STEELE ROGERS ff Fu zzn A frirzzil in all is fhis lad In his liff' hf lI 7lf l71'l' be sad Shup Club l llmuorooni Basketbrlll 2 Avtivily f'lub Z2 l urront Events Club 4 Page Twenty-live XYILLIAM TERRY LILLY Cup I'z'rll41f Ifrrh mul rwullgf on. tht? IIIYITIT Nu. 27 nu 1h.r' Imsrlmll tCll77I, Shop 1111111 1 f urra'uI livvnt 2, 3, 4 Ffvotbzlll l, 2, R, 4 MUNA ,IRAN CIIESNICY c,Mlirf. nirr. s1rr'r1. mul Irzlc Nhriw lI1llll17'I'll by ull in school Sl. .-Xllrams lligh Svlmul 1. 2 Y-T1-r-u Vlulv Z! 14illlll Vllllw fl lllllltiflllllllj' Club Tl'l'ilNlll't'l' 4 Nuliwuzll Hnulu' Sm-i4-ly 4 l3l'fTTY RICIIARDS Boop .ls ll Nl'f'7'l'llll'-ll. li1'I1y's SNTI' 10 slzr-1-vrrl Nhr girls ,Vs in s11m'thnmI-zrhrzl mnrr' flu you nrrqlf Vlmir l llrulualtiv l lul1 ZZ, 12 X-Ray Stuff 4 .Mmuul Staff 4 Naltiuuul Ilmlm' Socls-ly 3, 4 Nu1'l Hun. Sm-, Swv. -1 llfnvw Hmmm Vim- l'rn-s. 31 Vlzuss X-Ray 1fO'll0I'ff'l' 4 M ANY ELLEN BOVVLIZS Nmjlingz rritll ,lliss .lurlcsfm is hrr plrnxurr .I vim frirml 1ln11'Il ll'lIIIf to f7'f'l1S- 'urr Mm-ssiuh l 1114-41-Ululv 1. 2, 3, 4 WX l lp1wIl'l Vlmil' 1 4 : l'ri1al 1ly'.1lll'5 ' 3' W M 'l'.A--ntiml-r's 'I'uln-ut Slum' 3 BlCIlNAllD Il. SCIIHAMM Cir1gz'f' Hr flrwnrs lil.-r u whiz. pulls jokm Iilfw u pru l'nn'II llllflljl-V SVI' Gflljjl'l'. no mag- lrr wlfrrr gum yn lu11':uu1u'ul lluslwlbull 1, 2 Vullvylmll ZZ Jr. .M-:uh-vuy 1-f S4-iQ-ln-v 21. 1 Shop l'llllu I Vhvss Vluh 2. 31 21211 Vlulr fl, I Uppnrtlulily t'luIx 4 Allllllill Stuff -I Snow Fvslivnl Cnuxumillve 4 Page TlL'L'llfll-SiN -1 MARY ANN PAYNE Shr's as swrrf ns n bn. of vuzuly llrlirvr you mr' this ki1I'.v rl rlrmlly lillclus High Svhool 1, 2 linml 3 Hume Room Ser-rotary 4 Hppnrtuuity Club -4 .Xuuual Staff 4 linml 1. 2 DAVID MYERS I,iIll1' fllllll will: fl yrvul laiy 71136111 In lllf' Imnrl hr' slnws his pnrl llzluul 1. 2. 37, -1 llc-uw It-nun liuslwllmll Il, l .XII Vuuuly l3:lml 2, 11, 4 All Sinn- lizmnl -1 BARBARA JEAN lfLIl'l'lN I3r1la.C' I-'rum Slmuu-all Ihis lass :lid vomc .tual smnz mmlr frirmls will! rrrry- unc Slum-wall .luvlisml 2 Rzlske-lbull 2 l 11l'4'f'l' Girls Flulm 2 Soulh f'lmrl0Stm1 3, 4 CARY C. SMITII Hur fuoflzrlll Dllljlfl' Nfl. 51 Xi:-rx Sir:-rl. rmrl luis of fun. film- Club 1, 2 Fhoir 1, 2 l uulll:1ll 2. Il -l S1-1-. :mtl 'l'l'0nS. nf' Uluss 1 NIm1o,f:r:1un Vluh 11, 4 Svc.-'l'1'e-us. llmmg.-grzmm l luh 1 MARY ALICE IIURNICK A'Sl1Il'iu 11'llfYll .vhf s urnuznl thrrfv GTI? lauyfhx ffalrrw' Nhfs quilf- ll vrlzic.: rm ilu' br1.vl:rfL- ball flour Rvd Cross Pluh 1 Ilfvlwlvrmvlll Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 22, -1 All-Tournzuuent Duskntlnxll 2 Ilnmnrnmu Secret:try-Tre-:nsl1rvr I, 2 Activity Club 2, 4 Y-'lic-on Club 3 CARY MULLINS Sonny A lol! lad and nv shop major For many Il girl he would be a l?'Cfl8'll-T12 Homo 'Room B2IHlC4xllll1ll Il, 4 RONALD VVATERS Ronnie Tho'n,gh his last 'name is Watvrs. mfs not mudrly For anyone. hC'd make a fine buddy Chvss Club 2, 3, 4 BILL F. NVILLIAMS Rod Ifnskrtball ho likrs lo play. Ili.-r hair is rrd, and his eyes are gray. Study Hall 1, 2, 3, 4 MARGARET ANN MARTIN She likrvs art and music as well Hope her ivcdding day rings a bell. Glve Club 1 Sowing Club 2, 3 KENNETH C. IIOLMBOE Kenny Well liked. clrw r. a good guy all around IIf s sonialimrs srrious. sometimes a clown. Buml 1, 2, 3, 4 1.iu.:4oball 2 Student Council 4 Ilull Guard 3, 4 Hull Guard Chivf 4 Mountainvcr Boys' State 4 National llouor Society 4 MARY LOUISE TAYLOR Babe Sincere and frivnflly as you can see Somfvlajl a sinyvr sill' wi-IZ bo Glee Club 1, 2 Messiah l Fhoir l. 2, 3, 4 From-li Club 3. 4 Opportunity Club 4 Home Room Buskotlmll 1, 2, 3, 4 Home Room Volleyball 3, 4 Trial-By-.Iury 3 All Vouuty Chorus 3 SAMMY ZIFILIPPO Tontie His pf-rfurmance of Iflll l'1ll in. the smiior vlass play Is smnetmng 'lllffll reme'mb0'r for many ll day Dramatic Club 1, 4 French Club 2, 3 Senior Play 4 Bowling Team 3 PHYLLIS OPAL HALL uphyr, She always greets you with a smile Slufll walk with Kfllfu flown, the aisle Y-Toon Club 2, 3 Y-Term Club Sec. 3 Glee t'lub 4 Home-room Volleyball 4 llomo Room Baskvlball 1, 2, 3, 4 MARION I. BRYANT Marion Qnirl is flrr iran wc know him Bur in shop lu' 7'E'lllljl Shows them VVANDA JUNE MORGAN BulJl2les,' Curly hair and big brown eyes .4 par-knge of vharm. pocket-size Choir 1 Sowing' Club 1 'Frexwh Club Il, 4 From-h Club Treasurer 3 Honw Room lluskolbull 2, Il Snow Festival Coimuittee 4 Opportunity Club 4 Senior Class Play 4 Page Twenty-seven FAYIC UNLICY B1111111i1 , F7111 11f jllllf, 11111711.11 111111 fllljl 'l'11111'.w 11-11111 ,111111'11 -111111 111 lfiljll' Y-T1-1111 K'll1I1 I lllllllt' R1111111 llzxskvllunll 1. 2. 3, 4 l11l1'1xm111':1I Hnske-l11:1Il il VHII1-yI111Il JZ, 11 A1'11x'11y 4'lul1 -l B.-XIKBAIK.-X l.lCE SIIRIYEH ,-I 11111111111 11111 11-1111 Il'1lI111l1!l ll'1ljlS W1 1111111- N111 'x 111.1 Ihis 1111 1111 1111118 42I1-1- lwlllll I t'h1vi1' I l1l'2lIlIJl1il' 1'l11l1 2 I-'1'--111-h 1'Iul1 ZZ, 4 N:1li1111:1I H11111-1' S111'11'1y 4 11p111.r1um1y 111111 11 Nl.-X HY KA'l'll.1'kliINlC XYILSON ..Ktw,. .1 1'11'-11 11111111.11 11i1'1 is Katie .111 111 1111. .w111'.w Illlill' fl 1111111 1'h11il' 1, 2. 3, 4 f'1ll'iHlllHlS I'l:1y H Y-'I'1-1-11 1'll1l1 2, 3, 1 1.211111 t'l11l1 1 S1-11i1-1' I'l:15' 1 GEORGIA DUNAI I Ulf I.111'1f' l'11',11 f1'i1'111I1-11 is 1i1'111'y1i11 I711111111111' TV111'11 ,111111'1'1' 11-1111 111'1' ,1I0'll'7'l' 11r1'1'1' 111111 lmske-ll1:1ll 12. Z! V11H1'yl1:ll1 I1 4':11'1-1-1' Girls l luI1 11, 1 S-'1'1'111:1ry 1':11'11111' 'iirls l'Iul1 -1 ZONA EADS S1111r1y 'l'1111. shy. 111111 S1111-111' 1'1'11111 h1'r 1111111.11 1111 11111 1lI'1ll' S1-Wim: Awzlrds 2-I Study Hull I, 2, Il, -1 P11141' T11'1'111y-1'ig11t REBECCA 10 EVANS L'B1'1'k1f, 1I11111fsl. s11A1'Il, 11'1111I 11r111'11111111i1i1g11' 11 11'1' 1111'111'1l II, 11111111 1'1111ll. 11'1 1l giw' ll1'7' 111117 111211 1'1'I il' I H111uS'r1111m Vivo I'1'11s. I! I1111i11r A1-:11l1-lny 111' S1'iC'll1'l'. 2, fl, 4 l.:11111 4 11111 X11-v l'1'1-s. .4 Hirlk Stun- II .l1111i11r t'I:1ssi1'11I l.1-:114111- l'1'1-s, -I HIM- Vlllb 1. 2 H1-11 l'1'11ss P11111 1'1'1-14. 34, -1 NANCY OA KES 'KFNYIIIIU S1111 1'1111 sru' li111' 11 11111. 111111 1111 11111 11.1 fhix N111'N 11i1'1' 111111 111111!, 111111 lxvllvw xi11111'1' is 111ixN, S1-xx'i112' Vlllh 1. 2 31, 1 ANNA HALL Annie I1'1'11'11,1I1Jl 111111 111112 N1l'1'1'f 111111 1111-11 .'l1l'll 111131 111111111 1111111 111 111'1' l11'1C1f. 1111-.Aer 1211-ls Club CZ, 1 lllCNRI1C'l l'A ELLEN CI IANDLICR 1l1'11r11', I1'1'i1'1111111. 1111ir1, 1-1111s1'ir11li1111S. 11111 S111 F1111 111111:1' n 11111111 111111kir fm' 111111. Lui in P11111 3 .lu11i111' l l:xssi1-:ll l11':11,:111- 4 H1-11111'11111iIv 4'luI1 1 WA NDA -I ICAN DIC! .AVV I DIC ll T1111fSu l'1'111,11 1111112 11'r111 111111 1-111'.v T11 1111-11s .v111' 1l1'1'11' l1'l1.v 11111 111'.w 1ll1-1- P11111 1, 2, 3 Klhflil' 2, 15 LEANNA DOVVNEY l'Annie', l uYe'. f7'll'l1lll1l. sn'r'1'I. 411111 frm' In Immrnn Ihis ,Il0'll'll sw' Choir 1 Y-'l'1-1-ns Vi1-0 Prvs. 3 lll1lllPl'00lll X-llny lic-lmrlur 2, Il fllll'K 0l' Girls So1'r0t:1ry fl llwnm-rmwnl llnslu-lbnll l, 2, K. 4 llnnu-rnmn Vullvyball Cl, 4 Annunl Stuff -l WARD DUAINE LYDELL Digger Kind mul flrpmulrllzlv is our Dzminf' Alwrlys Ull1ll7?'f'ILl--' In lfnun' him is ll gain llunml 1. 2, Il All Uounty llzunl 2, 3 Funlbnll 4 MILDRED EILEEN MELTON Millie Sim, q11,i1'l mul always nmt, SIM' 1111111113 loukx tops fron: llvad In l'u'f Study llnll l, 2, Il, 4 IAMES WHITTINCTON kewl Imvir. witty. vver fun This guy always has n pun 'CAROL JEAN MILLER Ilniv' of rcfrl has this szvwr gal Mllflrml Mellon is her 11111 Study Hall 1, 2, 3, 4 llmneronln Secretary 4 'J lug' -,. uv,'.5 .I . w- . L,,,,., .,.'T,', FRED TURLEY f'F1'eclclie', Un llw baslrvllmll c'0u1'f hr' does 1101711119 1:-rang at all Puiu' on paint he rrnlly lmndlca that bull lr 'lSll '7lll llluslwtbull l H Bnsketbnll 2 N Ruskevtlmall 3, 4 qllfbll Club 1 Wtivity Club 2 Mrznngrnru Ulub 3, 4 IUAN ITA DENT Nec Nec ' 111151-r surf nf girl is shf. lfllfl' f1'l1'11rll5u she will alwrxfus be Sewing Awards 3 'luwkl-llmll l, Il Volleyball 1, 3 Study Hall l. 2, Il, 4 ALLAN EDXVARD COLLINS Baby Face 'Frur friendship, hc'Il 'lt6'l7C1 lack. lf ymflook uruunll Qll0'll,'ll find hvm with Jack Intramural Basketball 3 MONTA SUE ALSPAUGH usueu lM'1mnmm', przlivni. has thc' courtesy of few A 1H'7'f6Cf 1Ie'sr1'iptlo:1 of our Manta Sue lee Plub l Choir 1 Orlnndo High School 2 lP Elll'l'l Club 3 4 'Tppurtunity Club 4 . Band 3, 4 JOHNNY DURRETT John's sense of humor will never :Iran This li1-fly Iml is erm' rrmly 'wifh U 009 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 All County Band 2, 3 All State Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Page Twenty-nine v GARLAND BURDETTE He likes girls and girls like him Cute. siniliil-!l. fnll of vim Band 1, 2, 3, 4 All Founty 2. 3, 4 All State 2, 3, 4 ROBERT MOORE Robert is a quiet boil. we know But he's muqh smarlrr than he's willing to show Study Hall 1, 2 Chess Club 3, 4 ROY MCCUNE Quiet. reserved. mul knows how to GCf In our Senior Class fflGfK'8 quite a 1 fact! Slulcly Hall 1, 2 Currents Events Club 3, 4 5 Page Thirty g ! 'C ' MARGARET KAUTZ Peggy Peggy is editor of our num X-Ray Shefll be rr top journalist one of these days Managing Editor, X-Ray 3 Editor X-Ray 4 Home Room Pres. 4 National Honor Sonic-ty 3, 4 Student Council 4 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 Dramatic Club 2, 3 Annual Staff 4 w PATTY MACE Pretty hair and blnc eyes A url rr giggle thq.t's always ay sur- prise 1 Dramatic Club 11 2, 3 Hnmeroom Basketball 2 X-Ray Staff 4 i JOHN RUMBAUGII A member of the band is this young man 1 Ile can play a ,tnne like nobody can ' Band 1, 2. 3, U Seniors Not Pictured CHARLES MCELWAIN CLARA PARSONS WRIGHT ,Muon ..Dee,, A convertible this boy nlu-nys Dee is hm' nickname. driires, Logan is whence she came When people see him coming. ihey run for their lives ALVIN GOODSON Goodie,' Ilr s dark lmirerl and he goes with Mona Jean, - Together, we agree, they make quite a team T M I...l nf 710 F5 Pam' Mr. Weber's Home Room l nis'r Bow: Bval hlolnison, David Moonvy, jzlznvs Clark, Bill B2lI'l'., Bob Nlullory, Larry llollvy. .l0XVk'lllllll' Xlbniv- my Bznlmrn Boggs. SICKTUND Row: Lslnnclingl Don Tawm-y, Ianni-s ML'Cnllon1.fb isa-uh-:ll lolln Cliilclrm-ss, Clan'- vim- Dillon, Alvin Clooclson, Brooks Dvvl, Bob Milton, Cstundingj Lionvl Bvrnn-ttf-, Bill llurtlcy, Bob Milla-r. Tlnno Now: fslunclingll Jann-s VVntl4ins. Bobvrt XlcViclfcrs. Bob Bryan. Honn-r Hnclson. ylznnvs Davis, l r.1nk Canto. Clmrlvs Nh-Elwuin. I. D. llollzms. john Prima NOT l,ICTL'lll'ID3 Bnrlmrn Buys, Mrs. M. Smith's Home Room l'llHS'l' Bow: Bill SL'1ll'lJl'l'l'Y, Clinton Snrvcr, Austin Brognn, Ernvst Dvanl, Sbirloy Vl'olln-t, -luck XVi'i5Ll1t, Brncu VVilliznns, Ilarry VVzn'wick. S14:c:oNn How: Clnxrlos Thumb, Alonzo Snodgrass, janncs Nm-ly, Cnil Mmllcy. Leslie- Brown, liobcrt Bogc-rs, Bob Snyder, Bob Cunningham, Catlin-rinc Bowlvs, Carol Milli-r. Tnnnm Bow: Eu-lyn Panilvy. Bm-tty Poltcr. Lnnrc XVnllau-, joan XYilliams, Anne- Stark:-y, Maxim- X-Ellljlllfl. Albcrtn Babe-r. Tllirfy-lu'o T.f 1- 1- . Miss Sullivon's Home Room lfnisr Row: Stclla Marino, Patricia Broclcrick, Mara May, Marion Colc, Sara Dotsou, janct Braillcy, Anna Marin Dixon, Juanita Ullock, Linda Morris, Bill Bott. SECOND Row: Miss Sullivan, Carl Swccncy, jack Bnrrctl. Larry VVoocl, jamcs lwlzlllicny, Carl llarris, Don Cocback, jamcs Brown, Ki-ith Cliancllcr, jack VVl1ilc. rlillllill BOW: Cliarlcs Walkin, liolmcrt Buscli, joc Ni-il, Hobart Parsons, Cary Tnrlcy, Bill Turley, Douglas Shoup, jmncs Siliolcl, Boli Lowe. 1 Mrs. Farley s Home Room l nis'r Row: Sui- Bacr, XVanda Cottrcll, Naomi Simms, Nancy Pilson, Mrs. Farlcy, Ava Tolar, Nancy Milligan, -Icannv XVclmlx, Elinor Snydcr, Patsy liowscy, Claris Baum. SECOND Row: Carolyn McDaniel, Jcweldean Skecn, Mary Pricstlcy, jo Ann jackson, Polly Hay, Kay Summers, Elizabcth Saloum, Arvilla Nclson, Eula Price, Betty Goff. Tumi: How: Sharon jcnkins. Anna Moorc, Anna Belle Lcc, Raclieal NVorlcy, Billiir Jarrett, XVilla Lucas, Alma Evans, Dolorcs Lovejoy, Barbara Puckett. Page Tlziriy-three Mrs. Roger's Home Room Flnsr Row: Alice Roberts. Bm-rtlia Townsvncl. Anna Let- Isaacs. Flora McDowvll. I0 Ann Brogan, joy llall, Edna Lt-wis. Ella Mat- Vliliitv. Srscoma Row: Patricia Cobb. Patricia Horton. Lois Lowtlwr. Gvorgia Stn-1-lv. Snr- Ellis, Barbara Hall. Bm-tty Larvli, Phyllis Adkins. Tmnn Row: Irwin Kc-nm-dy, jack McNi-aly. Bill Mitt-ln-ll. Tlionias Sc-arbro. Lowoll Bircl. Mrs. Coney's Home Room lflnsw' Row: Donna Ilolbt-rt, -lustinv Vvst, Pat Harlvss, Iva Bc-ll, Virginia VVil1notli. Stella Pauls-y. Mary Barkm-r. Patty Vllhito, Doris Combs, Br-tty Nur-ly, Franuvs Estcp. SIQCONIJ ROW: Mary Ann Sisson, Mc-lba lltillillltlll, Doris Hartwell, Sliirlunc Ward, Sally McCutclii-on, Lorene Rider, Patricia Atkins, Br-tty Grizzr-ll, llarrim-1 Cliilclrr-ss, Anne Donnally, Janice McCoy, Maccl Cavvndr-r. Tlilllll Row: Mrs. Convy, Anna jean Hussr-, Catlin-rinc 'I'liorn- ton. Martha Lanc. Alma Mario Evans, Bonniv Justicc. Batty Gibson. Patty Scott. Virginia Mantlvvillv. Doris Hoffman, jr.-an Higginbotliani, XVanda Jackson. Miss Clcnro Smith's Home Room Flnsr Row: .loam Gillius, Mzitliildc- Bodkin, llc-lm Bail:-y, Barbara Fox, Lloyd Lillivig, jerry Snyder, llc-nry Huw- kins. Arlliur Bc-xml. Sum Bird, jimmic Davidson. Sl-:CoNn Row: Barlmrzx Bavr, Mary Vunutcr, Nancy Lv Sour, Donald llc-nslvv, Clifford Dont, Glenn Smith, Suv Mvams, Snc Ami jacklcy. Tnnm Row: jamies Milos, Blair Clnmdlvr, Limos Spa-ilu-, Bill Fil-ld, Eddie jon:-5, Dick Murphy, Bruce Blurplvs, Donald Hundley. ! w Page Thirty-five se' MQQ 'www Mm... 5 f in Nw. hm Spam mf. if M A571 Pugv 'I Mr. Jomisor1's Home Room lflnsr' Row: Bill Dotson, jo Ann l ox. l rr-chi Sluilxliic. Pvggy Coon. john Suwyvr. Boh Nll'llllS, Nlarthzi Ninn-, Donna Layton. jonny Douglas, ,lam-llyii Yan Cznnp. SECOND How: Bill llxirh-ss. Stow- Cilmson. Lchuirl Throcli- morton, jimmy Smith. john Cook, Clvnn Cnrtv. David Brown. Rznnonri NYilliruns, Corrim- Hudson. Nlr. jmnison. Timm How: Bill Dolin, john llaliislmxxg .hum-s NYilhnrn. Huy Harrison. Tommy Slim-ts. XYilliann llvnson. lxmu' Colvmun. Donna Nlvains. BllI'l7Lll'll Coopvr. Nlairy Alicc- Martin. Mrs. MeIton's Home Room l'lIHh'I' liow: Clmriimim- XVilt-oxen, juainitu llolstvin. Elma Lou Hill, Cl2llllll'lll' llinklv. Lois Dunlap. Patsy Xlrrlz. Num-y l'riu-. -Ioycv Hanna. Marilyn Duvall, Bvtty jo Snydcr. Mary Ann Alhfn, Dorothy Cottlv. Srztioxo Row: Lon-ttu Dr-Hziinamt, Pc-ggy XVoolwinr-, Doris lfrvy. junc Roberts. In-nv Sir-Glu-1-. Cl:-nnn NYolfinghurgcr. lkmsy Hmm-y, Susir- Sznnplus, Shi1'lcyDo1'scy, Thclnm Burncttc, Janet Miclkill, ,l'll'3lllCl'S Ziiilippo, Mrs. Ncllc Mvlton. 'l'1nnn How: Martha McCallister, Holm Mallory, Don Este-p, Homer VVitt, jimmy Vaughn, Clillorcl Fir-lds. Wfnyntw Smith, Ruth McCulloch, Ella Burr-, Betty 'l'uckc-tt. l Mrs. Dorsey's Home Room l IllS'l' liowg l rmikiv XYliitv, loam llusk. Carol Puulvy, Clorin Culclwvll. Alustinu lim-rnurcl. -I. B. Davis, Bc-My llicll- Y urclsoii. Sm' Xlliits. Sami Youiig, Faye Iligh-y. Elcanor Snyda-r. SECOND Row: Doris lc-lvrson. Nlllfj' Cliililrvss, ll.-tty XYir-klim-, llonnir- Lon-. Crvtn Tnrlvy, joan Crows, Anna Cliumllur. Arn Ninn' Camplwll. join-dn llill. Tumi: Row: 'l'ommy Cook, Dmial XYliitv. Hola l,l'lll'l', Riclmrcl Ke-lly, DL-unix 'l'vtvr, Clmrlvs limit. Bolm XY4ltliins, Huy 'l'vrc-cl, Mvi lnilxs VVitln'ow Nllllllllilll Nl2l!'lll0. 1 4 s L 1 Mrs. Long s Home Room l ins'r Row: Mary W4-lls. liosnlcr- Bnilos, Lois Rifv, Panlimi Downey. janet Hutchison, Carol Tm-itsworlh, Rosaloc Dodson. Siecoiwo Row: Marilyn Long, Lvuh Carey. Christinc Hudson, Virginia Lawson, Elle-n Ann Caunpbvll, D1-lon-s Caildwm-ll, Sully Stoclting. Phyllis Struughan. Barbara Taylor. THIRD Row: llc-lm-n Dm-l, Mary Painter, Peggy Christy. G1-orgiu XYoocl. Donis Dzn'iS. Mary Stump, Naomi 5lL'C1llliStE'T, Betty Spcm-vr. Pugv Thirty-nine Page Mr. BeverIy's Home Room l ms'r Row: Nlnmlmll Dinken. Buddy Taylor, jimmy Doclrill, XVesley Medley, llzirry Queen, Curl Sailishury, Dul- lzls Mallory, NV:irren Bodkin. SECOND llow: David Hudson, Harold Richards, Ralph Ilauumoek, Donald Oxley, Gail Garrett, Charles johnson, Ray llurper, Peggy llundley, Carol Childress, Shirley jones. Tnuin Row: Mr. Beverly, Hilyllllilld Dent, Kenneth llife, Stanley XVright, Gene VV:-stbrook, Peggy Miller, Hiehurcl Boolvn. FOL'H'l'll Row: Eugene Starkey, jzuues Bostie, Paul Breedlove, Donald Edwards. l uisT How: NVallaee Arnold, Franklin Coles, john Luey.Murrel Slnppe, Kenneth Rife. SECOND How: Eddie Crouch, jaunes Ilurdwuy, Tom Christy, Charles McGee. For! y Miss Hughes Home Room lfms'r Row: Helen XVilson, Frances Samples, Virginia Klinger, Betty Thornton, Delores Cotton, Mary Lou Leh- man, Peggy jo F errer, Nancy Day, Lillian Hzunric, Anne Salisbury, Suzie Davies. SECOND Row: Peggy Rogers. Barbara Shaffer, Doris jean Hayes, Richard Mullins, David jones, Melvin Vaughn, Theodore Cooper, john White, Clarence Martin, Robert Reed, Gary LeSueur. TH11uJRoW: Sandra Reel, Carol de Witt, Ioretta Weste, Paul Payne, joe NVilli1uns, john Mag-Dowall, David Pauley, Louis De Vaughn, james Monroe, Joyce Woods, Lois N ieholas. Sb Page F orty-one righm 47 .. 1 7 'i Q - ' ,--2 ei Prlgr' 17:1 l ' SSAP? 'Wim 3 'ff-A Qixbw K X N ff K' ' O '??9'7'3 'tw W k . E5 1? www' 'SINE . Ky: ,Q -wswwx +G' 'Fx ' . . ig , lima! -an FW. .TJ ' P! I. Q Ai New SWS: NJA R A - fx ws - ,V .34 1 ,wx Y ' fx NFA Shi STS K. 5 A Be, , 5. 4, J f'-'ii 'W Q .es VG? nl! -1-K.. WT . ivy, sgsff? fi Q ... 111' W Q 551' -1- N X ...mg L , G-1-Q -'df-,J--yr .. gl -,,.: T' 689 Z I History of the Class of '50 CX-D 0 A CERTAIN September morning in 1946 was a wonderful and memorable occasion for South Charleston High School. Well, any- way it was memorable, because a new fresh- man class arrived. VVith shining eyes and shaking knees, we entered the doors opened to us. That first day was really an experience. There were people everywhere, and rows and rows of halls that seemed to lead no place. With the typical brightness and intelligence of our class, however, we took this in our stride and soon we even became adept in finding our classes on time. For our presi- dent, we chose Tom Henson. Terry Lilly, jack Swisher, Charlie Quick, Paul Smith, and Dan Ballengee were our contributions to the foot- ball squad. Somehow we got through the freshman year, and the next fall we were a step higher on the scholastic ladder as Sophomores. The most important thing about this year was that we werenit Freshmen anymore. This year, under the leadership of Paul Smith, our class started gaining honors. Steve Atkinson, Charlie Williams, Donald Atkinson and Gary Smith joined the football squad, By now, six majorettes and five cheerleaders had been chosen from our numbers. Page F orty-eight The following year, we all assembled again with a renewed vigor and a strong purpose to accomplish great things, as we were then the inheritors of a new dignity. As juniors, we could enjoy ourselves at S. C. H. S. and yet have another year to look forward to. We found much work to be done, and we started it wholeheartedly. We sponsored the junior Senior Prom, and it was a big success. We elected Paul Smith as our president. Becky Evans was sent by the class to Cirl's State and Paul Smith and Kenny Holmboe to Boy's State during the Summer vacation. Finally we were Seniors. Our able Presi- dent was Oral Withrow. The highlights of this year included: the winning of Pep Week, Ruth Kinder, our Miss Black Eagle, the Senior Class Play, Suddenly It Was Mayliig the Snow F estivalg The junior-Senior Prom, and of course Commencement. And so, after four years of diligent labor, examinations, ques- tions, sleepless nights, detention hall and spit- wads, we, the Class of 1950, feel we are ably prepared for that world of strife which we are about to enter. As we take our leave of these halls of learning we feel a distinct sense of loss, for we now have only our memories. But gratitude will live long in our hearts for the knowledge we have gained. -NANCY Doucms .I RUTH KINDER and ATTENDANTS 3 Chu- Al.N'IA iimms Mm, fx Pugv Fifty Pm :CY I-IAL1 Our Ambitions 0 AS OUR CLASS is outstandingly ambitious, we would like to give you a picture of what the future holds in store for them. The comments of many of our members are following: Betty Addis-to bc a typist Sara Barker-to be a physical education instructor Joy Loftis-to raise a basketball team Donald Ilaning-to be an engineer Margery Coen-to be a matron in a mcn's prison Bob T urley-to be a radio announccr for thc Gar- rett's Snuff Variety Show Helen Bennett-to be a housewife Mary Ellen Bowles-to bc a social worker Harriet Lefebvre-to play on the Duke University football team Hcnrictta Chandler-to bc a nurse Allan Collins-to loaf the rest of my lite Carolyn Collison-to own a Cadillac Alma Combs-to marry Charlie Pat Donnally-to be a mattress tester in a depart- ment store Jackie Davis-to be the Ann Bailey Camp director Edna Giudice-to be an interior decorator for the modern type chicken coop Peggy Kautz-to be a social worker for the slums of South Charleston Barbara Shriver-to live up to the ouija board's prediction of having seven kids Nancy Douglas-to write a novel on the fabulous success story of Mr. Keys. Johnny Durrett-to get married twenty times Becky Evans-to be a nurse Glenn George-to be a big league baseball player David Gillies-to be a test pilot in the air corps Dorothy Hall-to get a job, just any job Tommy Henson-to get married and have some kids Ginger Schramm-to be a professor of ancient Egyptian plumbing at Vassar Jerry Hines-to get married Beuna Hudson-to be a housewife Freda Beckett-I don't have one now Ruth Kinder-to marry Gene Charlie Layer-to be a mortician Evelyn Mathena-to be a secretary to a big business tycoon Marjorie Means-to be secretary to thc president of the United States Franklin Midkiff-to be a forest ranger in Joplin llollow Robert Moore-to bc a draftsinan Phil Radford-to makc a million dollars Judy Gay-to help Phil spend the million dollars Gary Mullins-to be a civil engineer Duaine O,Dell-to bc a sailor on a garbage scow Jean O'Dell-to be a housewife Lois Paxton-to be a nurse Lucretia Perry-to be a success in life Jack Swisher-to sell lipstick at drive-in theaters Charlie Quick-to get out of school Pat Reel-to get married Betty Richards-to be a wheel at Carbide VVanda Morgan-to be a burlesque queen Frances Roush-to hold the fans for Wanda John Sewell-to make the sign on the McClung and Morgan store read McClung, Morgan, and Sewell Jewell Smith-to be a stenographer Bill Arthur-to be the choir director of a girl's college Evelyn Turley-to be a good housewife Fred Turley-to play for the Harlem Globe Trotters Jimmy Van Camp-to be a second Tommy Dorsey Jack Wells-to be a doctor Lucille Wells-to be a nurse and take care of Howard Griffith Oral Withrow-to be a minister Ann Wilson-to be an elementary school teacher Sam Zifilippo-to be a street cleaner David Meyers-to lead the Navy band Page Fifty one if 7 xy X ja ,. A SENIOR S.. an x 9' K gf W WX X x 'v i rs- . J i lb X M I Q .rf .-ff' N.--f' S ' . M, gr Q f . .W W xi 6 -:-:f fifigxwf A-In-Q . P A W, TUV: BO'l l'ONl: Nlnsl Pupnlaxr-l'an1l Smith und Num-y Douglas XYltti4-st-Lucy W4-lls and A-c:lIll.I4'l'N Scllrannxn ll -st IJnl1cc-rAll:1lsy Ilnglws nncl Clnnrlig- Quin-k Flirtivst-Marge-ry Coe-n and Bill Slllllllilll' Q1lQN'I'lv:lQ: Bvsl Sport-Carol Adams and jack Swisln-r QIILIIIIUTUIIS-Hlllll Kinflvr NOT PIC'l'Ul'lED: llrnulwxmast-Clmrlvs NlcDow4-ll Most Sclrnul Spirit-Nlnxinv Crawford nnnl Stvvv Atkin- llr-sl Dn-ssml-Judy Cary, jolxn Sew:-ll, LllL'l'l'll2l Purry son Nlost Sllllll0llS-lI2.lI'I'll'l Ln-fm-lwrc and Franklin Midkill CELEBRITIES TOP: Most Likely to Sliccccd-jack XVvlls and Harriet Lvfulwvr: CENTER: Shycst-jim McMains and Dorothy Mottvshoad Most Miscliicvous-Mary Alice Hornick and Cingl r SL-lmumn BOTTOM: Most Atlilct ic-Paul Smith and Carol Aclauns Lazivst-Bonnie Ellis and john Scwvll Happiest-Edna Giudicc and Eddie Currctt Page Fifty-fhrcc The World Would End lf: The halls ,,., ll.lAl.,,l,l.., . C ,,A,,, A, Bill Weber ,...,Al,,ll.,,,. C, ,,,, Ann Wilson s ,,.ll.,.-..,.,.,,. ,,,-,,,, A freshman eeee,4.-,e,,,,,. .,,V , H A girl eeee......,,,..,.,e. . .,,..,.v The chemistry lab ,e,,,ee -,-,,,,, Erasers . .,..,.ee,.e,,...v.,.,. A,,-V,A- lohn Burgy ..,. e.e,,,,,,. H A,,, Awards Assembly .,.,... eeA-e.e, Charlie Crouch e.....,....., ,.,,,,,, The Black Eagle ..e... ,.,.... Miss Beddow .....,..... ,e,,,Ae, Dickie Hale . The Freshman Class The Monogram Club The lawn ,CC,.eCC.,........,...,.e,, Current Events Club Lucy Wells .,.......... Ginger Schramm ,.... ,,,7e., Phil and Iudy ........ Mr. Keys .,o.........,... Miss Ruth Smith . ,... eC..C. , C Peggy Young ,...,eo. Our majorettes ..... . Edna Lee .v,...,..,., Seniors o,,., The band ,...,........... The cheerleaders ..... -..-----u ......... -..---------. Mrs. Wiley ..........7. Franklin Midkiff ..... i.a...i . jack Wells a......... Alice Harris o.r..,... Miss Shirey ........,. .. ........ ,...... . Katharine Wilson .......... ....... . Mr. Bryan . r,,.i..,,,,. Eddie Garrett ,e., Chaperones ,.Y7,,.,,,.. The annual staff aae.,.. ..,...,, S. C. H. S. ........7 , Page F :fry-four played a piccolo were painted pink won Pep Week had curly hair had no initiations lost her temper actually found an elevator enrolled in physics class smelled like lilacs weren't used in typing class had long red hair were fifteen minutes long were six feet tall didn't close when the bell rang Miss Sullivan's door .,,,,.-., ,,r,,,,, .were customerless fourth period were used as a playground had a fair trial werenit our dean of girls didn't have a southem drawl didnit crack corny jokes didnit go together didnit spring tests chewed gum in shorthand class wore bobby socks didn't win an award at the Majorette Festival didn't drive a Pontiac didn't overcrowd Detention Hall in May didn't practice every sixth period T didn't go on those away basketball trips got to school on time werenit a perfect gentleman didn't have brains ' stayed awake in P. O. D. class werenit discouraged about French class had a loud voice didn't come to school at the crack of dawn didn't have dimples didn't go on the band trips got this book out on time werenit the best school in the statel Tm' LElf'r: Play east hard at work. CENTER: Bob Turley and Harriet Lefebvre rehearsing their specialty act. RIGHT! Margery Coen going over songs with the chorus. HOTTORi LEFT: Oral NVithrow, joy Loftis, and Sain Zifilippo practicing the fainting scene of the play. CENTER: Mrs. Margaret Smith, director. RIGHT: Cast memorizing their parts. SuddenIy It Was May Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French Professor Moss Gresham Avis Terrant TT T T T Professor Pendergast Terrant Luereiia Croce TT Lulu Bright Vida Vaughn TT T . Dagmur XVl1ite fPCllC,1C-YD T Barry Boniface T T TT Mrs. Tallululz XVl1ite Hal Stoddard Torelzy Shapiro T Betty Darling ORAL XVl'l'HROXK' JUDY GAY T TT Bon TURLEY T THARRIET LEFETWRE T NANCY DOUGLAS IWARGERY COEN T T .lov LOFTIS SAINI ZIFILIPPO TT FRANCES Rousu CLARENCE CLEVENCEH TT T LUCILLE VVELLS TTTTSARA HARKEN Page Fifty-fit Last Will and Testament ' A 0 THE LAST WILL and Testament of the illustrious Senior Class of 1950, City of South Charleston, County of Kanawha, State of West Virginia, in the year of Our Lord, One Thousand Nineteen Hundred Fifty. FIRST: To our kind hearted principal, Mr. Bryan, we leave our thanks for his never-ending patience in guiding us along the right path to graduation and those long sought for diplomas. Second: To the rest of our teachers, we will and bequeath nothing, because the fact that we are leav- ing is their best reward. THIRD: To the promising juniors, we will all the achievements, awards, honors, detention-hall time and left-over love alfairs that have made our class famous. FOURTH: To the Sophomores, we leave our wholesome attitude toward all studying, and all the secret crushes on football stars. FIFTH: To the Freslnnen, we unselfishly leave the enormous amount of knowledge we have acquired in our four years here, along with our dignity, cour- teous habits, and a hearing aid for the quiet halls after we have gone. SIXTH: Certain members of the Senior Class, here- inafter named wish to make special requests to be earried out after graduation: I, Fred Turley, do will and bequeath to Phil Row- sey my ability to play center on the high school basketball team. I. Roy Oxley, do will and bequeath all good times in South Charleston High School, to anyone who can have fun. I, Charles Beverley NVilliams, do will and bequeath to Ricky Fisher my ability to shoot set shots, knowing he ean't miss as far as I do. I, Ralm Allen, do will and bequeath my basketball unifomi No. 7 to any lucky player on the team. I, Kenny Holmboe, do hereby will my Bebop cap to any freshman stupid enough to wear it. I, Tommy Henson, would like to will to Hose Nose Snyder, a good time on the basketball and baseball teams, another broken finger like the one he possessed in basketball season, the basketball pants that were supposed to be his that would not fit me and last, but most important, two no-hit gullies for S. C. H. H.'s baseball team. I, Donald Atkinson, do will my locker and books to Jimmie Hardway, with the hope that he gets more good out of them than I did. I, Clarence Clevinger, do will to my brother, Paddy. my great athletic ability. May he have smooth sail- ing over the sea of education. I, Russell Lyttle, do will and bequeath to anyone anything, because I'm leaving. ' I, jack Wells, do hereby will my ability to stutter to any loud-mouthed freshman in South Charleston High School. I, Franklin Midkiff, will to whom it may benefit, my clumsy ability in the chemistry lab. I, Bill Williams, being of sound mind and memory QFD will to David Mooney, my locker. May it serve him as well as it did lne. I, Bob Poff, do will my mute to Clarence Dillon. I, Paul Hardy, do hereby will all of my tools and the best soldering iron in the Electronics class, along with the best bench to the person that follows me in this course. ' I, Terry Lilly, being of sound mind make this my last will and testament. I hereby will to Bill Field all my luck in the pool hall. I, NVilliam Howard Griffith, do will and bequeath to Tuffy Layer that old beer bottle in locker 194. I, George Creighton, will and bequeath to Cebe Price my ability to always get excused absence slips. I, Alfred Atkinson, being of sound mind do hereby will all my good times in South Charleston to Sher- man and Herman Spurlock. I, Marion Bryant, do will and bequeath to some dumb freshman the ability to have a good time in South Charleston High School. I, Charles McDowell, do will and bequeath to a junior my flying ability, for which I skipped several days of school. We, Jean Bare and Dorothy Mottesheardt being of sound minds, do hereby will the the swell times we had in the office 5th period, to anyone who's lucky enough to work there. I, Harriet Lefebvre, alias Price Tag, do hereby will and bequeath part of my tendency to look at price tags to janet Bradley if she should happen to need it. I must begrudgingly keep the rest for my- self because I can't get along without it. I, Mary Lou Mollohan, do will all my good times on the advertising staff of the X-Ray to Lois Lea Nicholas. I, Gary Smith, will my physics book to. some un- suspecting junior who is foolish enough toitake it. I, Beckey Evans, will my books and all the fun I've had in my senior year to Barbara Boggs. I, George Telford, will Gregory Tanning back from whence he came. I, Allan Collins ,will my complete and large charged dislike for work to Mrs. Matheny, because she likes work so much. I, Ann Wilson, will all of my Latin translations to that poor boy, Walter VVard White. I, Eddie Garrett, being of sound mind and body CPD hereby will 1ny short hair to my fat friend, Larry Holley, as I think he would look good in it. I. Glenn Childress, bequeath to the pairty of the first part everything that the party of the second part doesn't have and nothing to the party of the third part cause he doesnft need it. I, Don Haning, will to all oncoming freslnnen my tickets to the assemblies and the elevators. I, Byron S. Jarrett, will all of my skill ini basketball to any fitting freshman who thinks he can do anything with it. I couldnft. I, Mona jean Chesney, will to the oncoming sopho- lnores and juniors to have my ability to translate second year Latin, , I, Little Van Camp, being of sound frame of mind do hereby will and bequeath my most loved, honored, and cherished possession, Mabel to Glenn Smith and NVilliam Dotson. May her round, power- ful and sonorous voice assist in the dissipation of their roughish ways. ' I, Phil Radford, being of sound mind and body do hereby will my hair Cwhich I lost to joinlthe Mono- gram Club at Oakes Fieldl to Ricky Fisher. I, jackie Davis, will my position in the band to anyone lucky enough to get it. I, Maxine Crawford, do hereby will and bequeath my position as Co-head cheerleader to Mary june Barker. . I, Anna Young, do hereby will and bequeath all my unexcused tardy slips, beat up locker, detention hall time, and old dirty sox to Alice Harris, Betty Lanier, and Paul Smith, and to dear Coach Weber, all my old worn out bobby pins and broken hair eurlers. I, Bill Arthur, will my ability to get .along with Miss Mary Elizabeth Sullivan to any poori protege of her class. I, Betty Richards, do hereby will and bequeath my hard, hard seat in second year shorthand to Nancy Pilson, in case she is able to struggle through first year. I, Bob Turley, do hereby will 'and bequeath 1ny brain to Miss Shirey to examine just to see why I am so stupid in her French Class every day except Friday. I, Cha.rles DeHainaut, do will and bequeath to the freshmen, the best times of our life, believe it or not. I, Majorie Solina, being of sound mind t??J and LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT-iCon.l body fohhlj do hereby will the wonderful freshmen privileges to any lucky boy or girl Cpoor kidsl who takes advantage of them. I, Charlie Crouch, being of sound mind and body do hereby will and bequeath to Bill Field my ability to get through high school without failing a subject. I, Pat Donally, being of sound mind and able body do, on any day of some year, will and bequeath my Esquire Girl Calendar to Cecil C. Sassafras, II, so that he may preserve and cherish it. I, Wanda Morgan, being of sound mind LH do hereby will and bequeath my French I1 book to any poor junior that is dumb enough to want it. I, jerry Hines, will my honored tardy slips to all the remaining sleepy heads at S. C. H. S. I, Roy McCune, will all my good times in school to my sister, Reta McCune. l, Georgia Donahue, will all my good times at South Charleston to the on-coming freshmen. I, George Hartman, with sound mind and legal age hereby bequeath my curly hair to Mr. Bryan, he sure needs it. I, Nancy Oakes, will to anyone who wants it all my pleasure which I have received at South Charles- ton High School. I, Phyllis Grass, being of sound mind and body, do will and bequeath my ability to get through a four year high school in four years to Charles Means. Another four years should do it. I, jim Bonnett, will all my love for South Charleston High to Kitty Smith. I, Charlie Quick, will to Bob Molle all my good thncs in football, and all my mixups with two women at one time. I, Richard Davidson, bequeath my estate on third floor Cltoom 3011 to some on-coming junior. I, Robert Mallory, will all of my trips to Kentucky to Terry Lilly, Lyle Turner, Okey Miller, and Bill Williams. I, Okey Miller, being of sound mind and memory, do will my part of locker to Dick Murphy. I, Nancy Douglas, do will one little black book to jean Gillies, in case the band goes to Ohio U. again next year. I, joy Loftis, will to Sue Ann jackley all the prob- lems of being the only girl in Solid Geometry Class and also my position as vice president of the jack Swisher Fan Club. I, David Gillies, do hereby will my ability to skip Mrs. Mathcny's home room numerous times without getting caught to one Charles Duke Houser. I, Bill Shumate, of sound mind and body, will my fondest affection of the well built set to Doug Shoup and Charles Houser, future valedictorians. I, Ross Shriver, being of sound mind, do hereby will my Green Hat to Willey Wilcoxson and my brown hat to Lois jean Dunlap. I, Hessee Brooks, hereby will all the syeamores of Sketerville to Pear Shape. I, Mamie Beckett, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath the grave misfortune of having to sit in front of james Clark in English class to any unlucky person. 1, Anna Hall, will my seat in detention hall which I have never filled to any sucker that gets caught. I, Dot Hall, will my ability to get through high school with the least possible work to my neice Linda. - , I, Eleanor Callis, will my best wishes to Nancy Le Sueur for her classes in 1951. We, Carol Miller and Mildred Melton, will our beautiful friendship to no one because we want to keep it ourselves. I, Betty Louise Addis, will Georgia Steele my brother. I, Betty Rabel, will my history book to anyone who will read it more than I did. Hoping they will make better grades than I. I, Alice Harris, being of sound mind and body do will and bequeath all my knowledge in bookkeeping to Anna Young, poor kid. I, Mary Ann Payne, do hereby will all my good times in high school to' my on-coming brother, Tonnny. I, jackie Dent, will my ability to sing because it's not worth having. I, Glenna Van Camp, of sound mind will to Carol Oxley my ability to get along with teachers. She needs it. I, Evelyn Turley, will my books to my brother. Gary, and hope he has as much fun with them as I did. VVe, Iuanita Dent, Martha Larck, Zona Eads, and Margaret Breeden, being of sound minds and tired fingers twriters' crampl do hereby will our science outlines to anyone unlucky enough to take Senior Science. I, Dott White, will my ability to get along with Miss C. Smith to Eloise Bailey. 1, Phyllis Smith, will to Mary Alice Martin a booth in the Black Eagle if she can get it. I, jane Pickens, will Miss Clara Smith as their English teacher to 1ny sister Nellis and my brother Joe for I am the fifth in the family to have her. I, Virginia Holston, will my ability to get along with Miss C. Smith and my seat in Bible Literature to Connie Forth. I, Steele Rogers, do will and bequeath to john White my ability and disability in Electronics class. I, Mary Lou Taylor, will my good looks to Miss Black Eagle of 1950. 1, Robert F. Moore, do will and bequeath to whom- ever it may concern my ability to keep quiet in class even when a teacher asks you a question. I, Paul Smith, being of sound mind and body do hereby will and bequeath all my dirty sox to Betty Lainer. May she enjoy the fragrant aroma as she has so often done. I, Mae Owens, do hereby will my locker and text books to any poor soul who is silly enough to want them. I, Freda Kinder, do hereby will my good times in high school to my on-coming brother Tommy. I, Patricia Oxley, being of sound mind and body do will and bequeath my love for a Camel to Carol Legs Adams, Mary Alice Ike Hornick, and Glenna Red Van Camp. I, Bill Pack, do will and bequeath to Coach Weber my hair lost during the Monogram club initiation. I, Beuna Hudson, will my ability to lose weight to my sister Corrine. I, Bonnie Ellis, will my ability to get along with Coach Ruby and Coach Jamison to the Tuffy gililg. I, Lois Paxton, being of sound mind i??J hereby do will all my good times to my sister who will be a Freshman fpoor thingj next fall and all my so called knowledge to a certain sophomore-who will need it. I, Sara Lou Barker, being in an unquestionable state of sanity will and bequeath to my sister Mary the ability to fall so gracefully at the Charleston High school basketball game in '51, I, Jewell Smith, do hereby will my pen and short- hand book to any girl who is able to pass first year shorthand. I, Peggy jones, do hereby will my second floor locker to anyone who escapes uniniured after trying to get one on first fioor. I, Alma Lou Combs, do will and bequeath my good times at the Huntington Band Festival to the coming majorettes. I, jean O'Dell, will and bequeath my good times in the S. C. H. S. band to my brother, Buddy. I, Mary E. Bowles, being of sound mind CPD do hereby bequeath my unknown love for jack Wells to my junior sister in the hope that she might catch him. I, Carolyn Oxley, will all my good times in high school to my two sisters, Joyce and Barbara, wishing them lots o'luck. I, Frances Maxine Roush, do hereby will and be- queath my vacant stare to some poor soul that is too serious-minded. I, Margaret Ann Martin, will to my sister my book- keeping book and teacher. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT-lCon.l I, Lucille Wells, being of sound mind and body, I guess, do hereby will to my friend, Loretta DeHai- naut, the ability to acquire as many friends as I did in my two years here at South Charleston High. I, Pat Reel, being of sound mind and body, will my seat in journalism class to my sister, Sandy, and hope she finds someone like Charles MeElwain to talk to. I, Betty Jane Nunn, being of sane mind and body, do hereby will my good times as senior on on-coming seniors and my seat in Mrs. Dorsey's sixth period study hall to anyone fool enough to want it. l, Patsy Hughes, do will and bequeath my worn out cheerleader uniforms, my sore muscles and bruises from cheerleading to any oncoming cheerleaders who have the courage to accept them. I, jean llolbert, do hereby will Nihal Kay VVatson, Donna Holbert, and Martha Lane my good times as a senior. I, Peggy Hall, will my reign as Snow Queen to a lucky senior girl of next year. But may she have some snow to go with it. I, Dorothy Lee Beatty, will all my good times in S. C. Il. S. to Barbara Clark. I. Lucretia Perry, will all my studious brains to you weeping juniors. I, Faye Oxley, will my books to anyone who will take them. I, june Stark, do will all my low grades in Latin to the on-coming Latin students who do not wish to study. To the lucky senior of next year, I will my seat in assembly. I, Evelyn Mathena, do will and bequeath all my good times as a senior to Alma Evans. I, Leanna Downeys, will and bequeath to Iva Bell my seat in shorthand class. I, Helen Bennett, will and bequeath my place as waterboy in the S. M. Club to any girl who is will- ing to take the responsibility. I, Frances Jewell, will and bequeath my position as newspaper reporter in S.M. club to Carol Miller, if she thinks she rates the honor. I, Margaret Hayes, do hereby will and bequeath my love for chemistry to any person considering tak- ing it next year. I, Thelma Poe, will my ability to get along with my teachers to Maxine Vaughn. I, Betty Lanier, in my departure from South Charleston high school, hereby will my bookkeeping book to anyone who needs it. My locker and desk go to whoever gets them first. I, Joan Brown, in leaving South Charleston High, will all my teachers-the little dears-to all the juniors. I, john Burgy, do will and bequeath to Ski Haw- kins all of my knowledge, books, and good lookk. I, jim McMains, do will and bequeath to Franklin Coles my power over girls. I, Dan Ballegnee, do will and bequeath to any junior boy the following: Q11 ability to pass English from Mr. Keys, t2j ability to get engaged, and 131 ability to build neat radio sets. I, Babs Flippin, being of sound mind, do will and bequeath all my love and adoration for Billy Cox, to Ginger Leishman, so she can just sit and dream about him for the rest of her years in high school. I, Edna Lee Giudice, will to any promising junior my ability to organize clubs, such as the jack Swish- er Fan Club, and hope that she will have as much fun doing it as I have. I, Cornelia Jean Glenn, do hereby will my books to anyone who wishes them. I, Phyllis Hall, do hereby will my good times in high school and my many friends to my sister, joy. I, Margery Coen, will to my sister, Peggy, my ability to get boys C?J with good looking cars CPI to future chceleaders, my wonderful times at Princeton, Beckley, and Bluefield. I, Pattie Mace, will all my journalistic ability to Pat Kessinger who I hope will keep up. I, Oral Withrow, will my beautiful toenails to Joel Taylor. I, Margaret Kautz, being of sound mind, do will and bequeath my ability to get the X-Ray to press on time to the next X-Ray in hopes that he can meet his deadlines better than I did. I, Dickie Hale, being of sound mind QFD and body will to jack McFadden all the broken drum sticks and blisters I obtained while in the S. C. H. S.. band. I, Wanda jean Dclawder, bequeath all my good times in S. C. H. S. to all the coming freshmen. I, Duainc O'Dell, will and bequeath my nickname Digger to any boys who tries to dig out football in his senior year. I, Johnny Durrett, do hereby will and bequeath my moth-eaten long underwear to Loretta Dt-Hainaut. I, Darrell Arnold, as Mayor, Dog Catcher, and F ire Chief of Bownemont will nothing because I need it all to hold my oflices in that great city. I, Bill Lawson, bequeath all that I have-n't got to anyone that has something. I, Charles Layer, being of half mind and a very run-down body, do hereby will to Bruce Williams and Bill Bare my speed and intelligence. I, Ruth Kinder, will my love and affection for the opposite sex, my brains, and all lny money to Peggy Ilall, I leave my title, Miss Black Eagle, to Bar- bara Fox. I, Betty jean Branscomc, do will my ability to act in drama productions to some poor junior that needs it. I, Bill johnson, will my musical ability to my brother, also one box of used Army reeds to Peggy NVoolwine and Lionel Bennett. I, Bob Payne, will and bequeath my ability and fun in South Charleston High School to anyone who is lucky enough to get it. And to Sam Tonie my good luck in exams. , I, Sammy Zifilippo, do will and bequeath my per- sonality to anyone who is lucky enough to get it. And all my friendships to Sharp-headn Payne. I, Patsy West, will my ability to collect time to Sue Watts and Susie Samples. May they make it up sooner than I did. I, Henrietta Chandler, will my ability to get to school on time everyday for all my days in high school, to anyone who needs it. Also my undying love for Latin. I, Roy Kelly, do will my ability to sleep in first period. I, Bob Cook, will the ashes of my beloved Latin book to any dull-witted junior, bless his soul. I, jack Swisher, will my ability on the hardwood to jerry Snyder, captain and coach of the second team of 1950. I, Carolyn Collison, being of sound mind and body t??J do hereby will my ability to spend all the X- Ray's money getting advertising uptown to Reba Bailey. I, Bernard Ginger Schramm, will to every up and coming under classman, my ability to plague and drive crazy all mathematics and science teachers of our fair school. X I, Kent Daniels, hereby will to Helen Wilson, a worthy sophomore, my Physics book, so she may have the next two years to prepare herself for whatever might happen. I, Hazel Hoffman, will my dear old school books to whomever would want them. SEVENTH: Being of sound mind and disposing memory, we the class of 1950 do make, ordain, pub- lish and declare this to be our last Will and Testa- ment, hereby revoking all former wills made by the same party. VVe appoint Paul Smith as executor of the document. LASTLY: In Witness, thereof, we set our signa- ture this twenty-second day of May, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty. SENIOR GLASS OF '50 VVITNESSES: Mary Ann Rcd,' Payne Margery Flash Coen Nancy Nanki-Poo Douglas l We'lI Always Remember The Erst time we walked into assembly as Seniors Diogenes, futile search for an honest man Bob Cook's sense of humor Football games Winning the majorette festival Edna Lee's on the moment parties The Snow Festival decorations Our Miss Black Eagle Mr. Keys and his unusual vocabulary Senior Mountaineer Day, and the ascent' of Kenny's shirt The damp Senior Skip day Practicing for Commencement jim Whittington's good attendance record Senior Dress-Up day C My feet are killing melvj Peppy cheerleaders Suddenly It Was Mayll' A victorious Pep Week The bookcase catastrophe at the Sub-Deb week-end party Our rings are in! Mackie Io and Roger surprising everybody Rahn's 80 foot shot The interesting P. O. D. discussions The sudden death of Frances Roush's dog The final rush before graduation jack Swisher's fan club The singing charms of Bill and Oral The way Fred Turley handles a basketball Wanda's giggle The Black Eagle at noontime Mr. Bryan's patience Wednesday and the wearing of the green The wishing well at the prom Graduation night and The Green Room Charlie Williams' startling attire on Senior Mountaineer Day The Seniors' sudden hurry to make up time at the end of the year The constant vigilance of the hall guards The Latin and French Club assemblies The Monogram Club initiations Russell Lyttle's jokes The water pistols at the Huntington Band Festival The Teen Canteen dances Exchanging senior cards johnny Durrett and his love for girls, girls, girls Isn't that tender! Mamieis love for jack Our swell sounding band The flash of engagement rings Lucille Wells' talented softball pitching at the National Honor Society picnic The jokes on Locker No. 38 That never ending Stonewall rivalry Page F iffy-nine l Sept Sept Sept Sept. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Calendar of Events 7-School began-back to the old grind! 17-First football game-defeated Madison. 21-Pep Assembly-Listen to that student body yclll -Annual Majorette Festival. Awards won for: marching, routines, originality, drum major baton exhibition, and Miss Kanawha Coun- ty Majorette. -Speech class presented original monologues in assembly. 4-Miss Black Eagle Cltuth Kinder? elected. 10-First holiday-S. E. A.! -Armistice Day-love these long weekends. -Dunbar Football Came-we'll win next ycarl 17-Sub-Deb Style Show-Paris designers look out! 24-Thanksgiving recess-how much turkey can one eat? Nov. 30-Morris Harvey Dance Band in assembly- Dec. Dee. Dec. Dec. jan. jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Page Sixty these boys were really hepl -Dramatic Club's Christmas program in as- sembly. -Annual Snow Festival-mmmm, dreamy! -Choir's annual Christmas program in as- sembly. -Christmas recess-two weeks of nothing to do CPU -School again-Happy UD New Yearl First basketball game-oil to a good startl XVe beat Charleston! -Semester ended-oh, those report cardsl 4-Seniors admitted free to Huntington East basketball game. 14-Will you be my Valentine? 17-18-Basketball trip to Beckley-pity that hotel manager! Feb. Mar. Mar. April April April April April April April May May May May May May B lay May May May May 24-Monogram Club Dance-football heroes can 8- dance, too! French Club assembly program-parlcz.-cous francais? 30-31- Suddenly It Was May -what's my next 7 11 12 19 21 26 27 line? -Easter recess-was the Easter Bunny good to you? -Morris Harvey Choir in assembly. -X-Ray Annual Spelling Contest-yea, Stcllal -Senior Dress-Up Day-is that really you? -Student Teacher Day-shut up, you kidsl -Latin Club assembly-give me 'the eye, sis- ter! -Spring Sweater Hop-waltz mc around again, Willie. . 2-Annual Choir Concert-where did Frank get that nightshirt? 3-Senior Mountaineer Day-lay that shotgun down, Pal Campaign assembly-you can't buy our votes! 5-6-State Band Festival in Himtington-wc rated tops againl 12-Senior Skip Day-how wet can you get? 17-Awards Assembly-what talentl 17-18-Senior tests-oh, my feeble brainl l 18-Seniors' last day of school-oh happy dayl 19-Annual Band Concert-hats olf to Pctel 20-junior-Senior Prom-twinkle, twinkle littlc star. 21-Annual Sermon-brush those tears from your eyes. 22-Commencement-Look, Ma, I'm graduated! w i V Student Council FIRST How: Randolph Fisher, Oral VVithrow, Henry Hawkins, Sain Bird, Maxine Crawford, Paul Smith, Betty Richardson, Dorothy Beatty, Betty Thornton, Barbara Taylor. SECOND Row: Mrs. Melton, Janet Hartwell, jo Ann Kidd, Ann Ber- ninger, Shirley Ann Hill, Nancy Pilson, Peggy Kautz, Edna Ciudice, Virginia NVilmoth, Nancy Douglas, Tommy Mann. THIRD Row: Jack Wells, Carolyn Sutton, Gary Chittum, Nancy Price, David Hoffman, Bob Means, jack Swisher, Charles Vllilliams, Bill Bare, Lloyd Lillevig, Bill Bott. Kenny Holniboe. OFFICERS President . ..., L . HPAUL SBIITH Vice President , ,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, S A ix 1 BIRD Sc'l'retnry-Treasurer ,.,,, XTAXINE CRAVUFORD Sergeant-At-Arms , CIIAHLIE WILLIAMS Sponsor ,..,,,. .,,, . . MRS. NEI.LE S. MELTON 0 THE STUDENT COUNCIL is the governing body of South Charleston High School. The president and vice president for the next school year are elected each spring from the student body. The Council is composed of representatives from each class and home room. The purpose of the Council is to en- courage students to take part in self government. Page Sixty-two National Honor Society FnoN'r Row: Barbara Shriver. Mamie Beckett. Patsy llughes, jack XYL-lls, Harriet Lefebvre, jerry llincs. Betty Richards. Srzcomm Row: Margery Coen, Nancy Douglas. Mona jean Ch esney, Peggy Kautz, Lucille XYells, Phyllis Grass, Tumi: Row: Franklin Midlcilf. Bill johnson. George Telford. Kenny Holmhoe, and Boh Cook. OFFICERS I'r4'sirIent , JMX XYi:i.l.s Yin' Prvxirlcnf , ,, ,,Ki-:NNY llominoig Sccl'etary-Trrvisuwr ,, NANCY DOUULAS Sponsor Bliss Rt ru SXIITH O THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is composed of seniors and junior A's who have maintained a scholastic rating of B and who have evidenced qualities showing leadership, character, and service. Membership in this organization is considered an outstanding honor because it is the one organization in school whose first requirement for entrance is scholarship. Members of the National Honor Society are nominated by the faculty. chosen hy a faculty com- mittee, and inducted in a ceremony in assembly. Page Sixty-three Annual Staff l'qlllST Row: lidnn Giuclicv, xlillllll' B1-ckvtt, Nancy Douglas, Harriet Lcfm-hyrm-. lhlllI'gl'l'j' Coon, jmly Guy, Put R11-l. Phyllis Grass, and 11-an fylJt'll. Suruxn Row: Patsy Hllf.fl1LxS, 11-rry llinvs. .llilll Burn-. Carolyn Oxley. Dorothy Blottm-sl11-11r1l, l,L'llll nn Duwnvy, .lm-1111 Holln-rt, B1-tty lliclmrcls, Ruth Kinclvr. THIRD Row: Phyllis Davis, Tom lll'llSUl1, P1-ggy Kllllll, Cvorgc 'l'1-lfunl. B1-rnanrcl Scl1r11nm1. Bill Slllll1lklti', Frvcla Kimlvr, and Nh: Bryan. Alum-nt VK't'l'l' joy Loflis 2llNl llillll Smith. OFFICERS Iflllflll' , M1-xl1c:m11' Coxx A.s-.vismnt 7 HA11111r3'1' Lr1n1111'11r: Salas' , , ,, ,, A , MAh1llC l3Ec1Kl5'1 r A.x'.s-isturats , , ,, ,, ,LEANNA Dowxx-:Y -IEAN lI01.m:11T. Iflxllxlm KIND1-311 c,f,f1lllIlZflfl01lS ,, ,, ,.,, ,, NJICAN O,lJEI,l. Axsis-hints , ,, ji-:m1Y llmus. lll'Tll KINDEII Arlu'r'Ii.yi11,14 , ,, , ,, ,, ,, , Elma. C1un1c111: Assisfunfs H -lm' L0l 'I'lS, VV11,1,1AM SuUMA'1'r: Fl'Ilflll't'S H ,, , IYANITY lJOl'f:LAS A,Y.S'l.S'fIIllf.Y , MAm:.u1r:'l' KAUTZ, PllYl.l.lS IJ.-wls Ar! . A ,, ,, , , jum' Cm' il-V-S'lSlll1lfS ,, ,,B1':HNA1m Sctlllmxlxl. l'.11'1. Sx11T11 Sports ,,,, ,,,, , , .,,,, ,, ,, . ,,,, Tommy IIENSQN A.YSl.S'lllflIf-Y ,. B1s11NA11D SCHHAMM. PATSY Huczmes Plmtugruplly , , ,,,, , ,, , ,, , , ,,,Cr:o11c.1-3 'l'E1.F1mn Assistants , ,, ,,,, ,.,B141TTx' RICHARDS, PHx'L1.1s CIHASS Typisis' ,, ,CAROLYN Oxmcv, PAT HEEL, MANY ANN PAYN1-3 Page Sixly-four U io BLICATION Inn! CONGRATI. THE -RAY s sown Ci1ARL1as'roN Hiciii'sCi1cJo1Qf soiirilidcliifxfa1.Es'roNQ wi x?Afiw2i.Y 12, 1950 A v i Presidono 0 igisensofsl 190 Grivlduati School 91771 B I S tlfecreati 14 100 orn n tate 4 ncert An H .,-K. 1 Ai' lk H cfzunl twvn lllK'lll , ,,lXlAliGAltE'l' KAUTZ IJOHOTIIY h'lO'l 1'l'IS1il'IAHl! Iiclilor A.vxo4'ifl!z' Ifrlifor l3i1.wi1u'.v.v .Vurirzglrr JEAN B.-uni' lTir1'ululion , ll.-Yl'lllCl.-X Ri-ii-31, Toxi lliixsox. j. D. lloi.l.r:N, Cn,uu.n-: Mc:lC1.wAlN Sports Ifclilorx .-tx.wo4'iz1!f'.w Bn.1. Airriurn. Cain, llmnns, Bon l'AnsoNs lIr'urllim's , , Bon Coon Girlfv Sports- M.-un' A1161-1 llonmctx ,'x!lI'l'l'fl-Yliljl Ma1u1gc'rs join: Srzwifri., Rvssriri. I,x r'rL1-1 A.s'.wc'ir114'.v , , f:AllULYN Coi.1.1NoN. Bi-:'i rx' joNAN, C.-xnNm' KiNr:, l,A'l l'lI'I lNlAt'i4: Coluniiiislx , EUNA Cll'nu'r:. .ALNLA Coxms, ji-znnx' Him-zs. Bainmim Fox 'l'ypi.s-Is , I51c'i i'i' lllCHAliDS. lxlamilc Bl'ICKlC'l I' Frrxlznmn Nlfll'-Y ,, , H H RUTH joxias I'f.w'liuri,Qc . , , ANNA YoUNc: Hz'por1w'x ALICE llmmis. l'in'l.1.is Clmss Pucci' HALL, Rurii Kixm-Qu. Bon Coon. JEAN Russ, Manx' Lou llENsoN AlIIAi.S'l'I' , , ,, Mn. N'Vil,1.ls C.. kms X-Roy Sees Through the News of Pupils Views Among tho acliicvoim-rits for 1949-50, thc X-Hay is happy to report the following: tll lit-tainvcl First-llonors rating. L21 Spot-ial Majorc-ttv Fa-stivalu issuv, with full page nl' pic-turcs featuring Miss Kanawha Niajorcttc-, 135 A coinplctc covcraigo of Stnclt-nt Council activitivs. Q41 Ili-lpvcl pnhlicili- Nli'inoirs. tht' Prom, Snow Fvsti- xal, 'l'vi'n Cantvvn, Svnior Play Sndcle-nly lt VVas May. Q55 Sponsorccl thi' annual spa-lling rontcst. lfil Spr-cial issue- for Freshman activitivs with pictures 175 Cow-ragv of all club activitivs, Q81 Printed articlvs and storivs suchnittt-cl lay xtuclc-nts not on X-Hay staff. 493 Publicizvd all band activitivs. HOD Pictures and storics of Pop VW-t-li. llll Printvcl Honor Roll for ond ninv ww-ks. tlfll A ti-n page- Christmas issue with art work lay art vlass. H31 Many articlcs about the- stud:-nts. 114D Complete cow-rage of all sports. Opportunity Club Fms'r Row: Carolyn Collison, Ann Wilson, Bernard Schrannn, Mona Chesney, Phyllis Davis, Jack VV1-lls, Barbara Shriver, VVanda Morgan, Mary Taylor. SECOND Row: Henrietta Chandler, Mary Ann Payne, Linda Morris, Boli Cook, Monta Sue Alspaugh, Maxine Roush. Tmun Row: Mrs. Matheny, Ianet Bradley, Ross Shriver, Bob Turley, David Gillies. OFFICERS President ,. .... ...,, ,.,,,..,...,,, j A CKIE Davis Vice President ,,,,,. W ,.,, DORA ANN Wu.soN Secretary ,,,.,.,., ............ B ARBARA Si-mivrzii Treasurer ..,. ,,.,. , MONA JEAN Cnrsswm' Sponsor is Mus. MARY NlATlIE.NY 0 THE PURPOSE ofthe Opportunity Club is to help the student choose a vocation or profession for which he is suited and acquaint him with the universities and colleges fitted to train him for his chosen profession or vocation. I Page Sixty-six Sub-Deb Club l'llltS'l' ltow: Billie Jarrett. Barbara Fox, Pat Scott, Margery Coen, Edna Cindiee, Peggy Young, Nancy Douglas, Patsy ltowsey, Elinor Snyder. Slccoxn How: Sue jackley, Polly Ray, Flora McDowell, Carolyn Oxley, Ruth Kinder, Indy Cay, Sue Means, jean Gillies, Bonnie justice. Tnnm Row: Mrs. Legg, Freda Kinder, jean Clenn, Matbilde Bodkin, Peggy llall, Betty Richardson, Claris Baum, jo Ann Fox, and Peggy Coen. OFFICERS Presiflenf . ,. , ,, ,,., ,,., ,.,,,,,, ,.., ,,.,,, E D N A LEE Ciumcrz V irc President .,A., . ,... 7,,. N ANCY Doucuts Secretary ...,...., . ,.,..., Halumsrr L1-:x-'snvns Treasurer ...,,.,.,,.....,....,,, .,r,.,.. ,,., B A NBARA Fox Corresponding Secretary .r,.. ,,,., Mmicssi-w Cor-:N X-Ray Reporter .,,,,. ,,,.., , ,...., IS lfmcuu-:'r YOUNG Sponsor .. . Mus. Noun Lacs 0 THE PURPOSE of the Sub-Deb Club is to study poise, grace, charm, and personality. The girls in the club are selected and voted on by the members of the club at the beginning and end of each year. The club participates in various activities. At the end of the year the club has an annual Spring Dance and formal banquet. Page Sixty-seven Monogram Club l ms'r Rmb: Charles Quick, Fred Turley, Gary Smith. Hurry Vlixrwick, Paul Smith. Charles Layer, Kahn Allen. Sacoxu Now: Curl Harris, Bill Puck, Larry Holley, Bill Fields. Henry Hawkins, Bruce XVillinms. 'I'lulm Row: Mr. NVQ-In-r, Eultliv Garrett. NVa1rrt-n Bodkin, Benny Mallory, Charles Austin. llarold Hawkins. Absent: Phil liadfornl. OFFICERS President l.,,...,..,..........,,,,...,,,..A,A,.,,......,,,...,,,, CHARLES QUICK Vice President .,,A,.. , .,.. , PAUL SMITH Secretary-Treasurer ..,,,, ,,...,..., C Any SLIITH Sergeant-At-Arms ...... ............,. C HAHLES LAYER Sponsor ,......,,,..,. ,A...., M 11. VVILLIAIVI T. WEB:-gn 0 THE PURPOSE of the Monogram Club is to foster a better and higher type of sportsmanship. All boys who earn their letters in football, basketball, baseball, or track are eligible to membership, and mem- bers are voted into the club. Page Sixty-eight LHB vi? VRXYSI Law fffir' flfef 5171 nf51'rucTor A ll: Crux: Mag M . Hfgzfef Sewer! Zigzvreif N f rl C- cv UN t , 2 +7 Y ov jegierllske 5493 Anna Mink p,.,,,n, F?-f Uf?!ey. dean I4 Mt Q 1' - C , 1 6 y W Cf: Charks' Mafieiy, efU,,,,,j Mg6d,!aaj,5 ar-vlm0rle.y, 73m Sinai-4 Jean Well an! .fam .Zi37,Qpf,' Activity Club FIRST Row: Sara Barker, Mary Barker, Glenna VanCa:np, Maxine Crawford, Carol Adams, Pat Oxley, Patsy Hughes, Eve- lyn Mathena, Lois Paxton. Si-:Corso Row: Bonnie Ellis, XYilla Lucas, joy Loftis, Dorothy Ilall, Lucille XV1-lls, Loretta De- Hainaut, Pat White, Joy Ilall, Ramona Williams. THIRD Row: Evelyn Turley, Dorothy Beatty, Frances Esta-p, Bl-tty Pot- ter, Faye Oxley, Mrs. Long, Buena Hudson. OFFICERS President .. ..... .... . . .........,.....,.,...,.... CAROL Louisa Aimms Vice President ,...,...., ,, .. ,, , PATRICIA OXLEY Secretary-Treasurer ..,, ., NIAXINE CRAWFORD X-Huy Reporter ..... LAARY JUNE BARKER Sponsor . ,..., MRs. ALICE Loxrs I THE PURPOSE of the Activity Club is to promote further interest in sports and to teach girls to referee and help in class. Sophomore, junior, and senior girls are eligible, and new members are voted in by the club. Mem- bership is limited to twenty. Page Seventy Current Events i l lns'r Row: George Creighton, Harry Queen, Clarence Clevinger, Steele Rogers, Charles Crouch, Glenn George, Don At- kinson, Bill Shumaite. SECoNn Row: Mr. Ruby, Gail Medley, Brooks Deel, Boh Cunningham, jimmy Brown, james Clark, john Price, Charles McDowell. jim Xllatkins, Bill Dolin, Richard McCloud. Truim Row: Richard Murphy, I. B. Davis, Robert Rogers, lsnae Coleman, Charles Williams, Roy Kelly, Bill Watkins, Leslie Brown. OFFICERS President ,, , 7 l,,, , , Dow BAL1.ENc:EE Viva President ,,,,, , ,,,, ,CHARLES Cnoucn Secretary-Treasurer .,., , , Y BILL Hnnuzss Sponsor , .,,,.,, ,,,,,,,, 7 , ,7,,, Mn. JEROIUE RUBY 0 THE PURPOSE of the Current Events Club is to increase the members, knowledge of current events and their relationship to high school students today. Page Seventy-one Latin Club Finsr How: Stella Marino, Ann NVilson, Becky Evans, Douglas Shoup, George Telford, Edna Ciudiee, Lois Paxton, joy Loftis. SECOND Row: Juanita Ulloek, Phyllis Davis. Katherine Wilson, Henrietta Chandler, Linda Morris, Lucille Wells, Hnrlmnra Boggs, Bob Cook. Tiunn How: Miss Sullivan, Betty Bransconie, XValter XVhite, jack VVells, Janet Bradley, Anna Marie Dixon, and Sue Means. OFFICERS President ,,,, , , , Donfx ANN NVn.sox Vice Presiclent , , BECKY jo EVANS Secretary ..7,,, . , ,.,, S'rE1.L,x Msnixo Treasurer .,,,. i,,. , , , Bon Coon X-Huy Reporter .,,, ,,,.,,,,, L ois Pfxrrov Program Chairman , .,,, , A, DOUGLAS SHOUP Sponsor . ,,.. Miss NIAHY E. SULLIVAN 0 THE PURPOSE of the Latin Club is to broaden the students, interest in Latin and to provide an op- portunity to carry on activities not provided in the regular class sessions. This past year the club joined a national organization of high school Latin clubs and is now known as the junior Classical League. Page Seventy-two French Club FIRST Row: Mathilde Bodkin. ,Indy Cay, XVanda Morgan. Edna C-iudiee, Harriet Lefebvre, Nancy Douglas, Maxine Roush, Mary Taylor, Barbara Fox, and Pat Reel. Srzcorm Row: Miss Shirey, Barbara Baer, Barbara Shriver, Mary Martin, Ella White, Monta Alspaugh, Donald Hensley, Ray Hundley, ,lean Gillies. 'THIRD Row: Sara Barker, Jimmie McCullough, Nancy Day, Clifford Dent, Boh Turley, and Bill Johnson. President .. .,r. Vice President Secretary ,.., .... Treasurer , ,, Sponsor A. , OFFICERS Iimuusrr Lxsifxsavmz . . .NANCY DoUci.As FaANc:Es Rousrr ..,....,EDNA LEE CIUDICE Miss MARY SHIREY O THE FRENCH CLUB, also called La Fleur de Lis or Le Circle Francais, was organized to further the pupils' study of French. All French I and II students with C averages are eligible for membership. The main project of the club is an annual assembly program. Page S eventy-three Junior Academy of Science 1 lfutsr Row: George Telford, Sue Baer, Linda Morris, Becky Evans, jack NW-lls. Ginger Sthruum Ross Shru r Boh Cook Boh Spcssard. SECOND How: Mary Martin, Carole De VVitt, Frances Samples, Barbara lox juni Pugh Lois l txton Al ma Evans, llclen VVilson, Juanita Ulloek. Tlunn Row: Glenn Carte, Lois Nicholas, Nanny Dty l mul Pasut Mis Dorst y VValter XVhitr-, john Cook, james McCullough, james Monroe, Louie De Vaughn. Prrsidcnf Vice President Secretary ..,,,, T7'C'fl.S'tl1'C1' OFFICERS , JACK VV!-i1.Ls , , BECKY jo EvANs LINDA Monnis Ross Snnivrzn X-Rag Reporter ,. ,, ,, Sponsor BERNARD Scnsuxrixi Mns. IDAISY Dons!-Lv 0 THE jUNIOR ACADEMY of Science was founded for the advancement of scientific mttrut and achievement and to encourage an interest in science, either for a vocation or for a hobby Sophomore, juniors, and seniors who are maintaining passing marks in all subjc cts and au cspt cial ly interested in some phase of science are eligible for membership. Business meetings are held on Mondays at 12:30, and program meetings with a social houl are held one evening each month in members, homes. Points are given for activities and contributions those having high scores are given a free trip to state or out-of-state science meetings Page Seventy-four Career Girls Club l ms1' Row: Mairtlm Lame, Donna Hollwrt. Ava Tolur, Jean Holbert, Peggy jones, Mnmic Beckett, Lezmnu Downey, jcwell Smith, Bcity Nunn, Nuomi Syms. Sl'1CUNDllOVV2 Mclhu Hollman, jackie Blackwell, Nilai NVaitson, lvu Bell, jewclldean Skccns, Carolyn McDa1nicls, Sliirlene Ward, ,lo Ann Jackson, Mary Sisson. Timm Row: Hclcn Bennett. Put llurlcss, Bcity Buclmnnn, Lorenc Rider, Patricia Atkinson, Nancy Pilson, Mrs. Mildred Coney, Nancy Milligan. Betty Grizzcl, Annu Hull, Betty Hild. OFFICERS President , ,, ,, Priczm' Ioxus Vice President lVlAlN'1I1'l Br:cK1s1 r Secretary ..... , ..,,..,, ,,,,7, L EANNA DowNr:x' X-Ray Reporter ,,,. ,....,, A , JEAN Horsism' Sponsor .... Miss Ivlimauiso CONEY I THE PURPOSE of the Career Girls Club is to promote better manners, good grooming, personality, and to promote smoother relations with people. The group is composed of junior and senior girls major- ing in commercial studies. The motto is When in doubt, always be nice. Page Seventy-five Y-Teens l uisT Row: Stella Pauley, Justine Vest, Katharina- VVilsou, VVanda Cottrell, VVanda Jackson Dott XVh1t4 loin llusk D lorvs Lovejoy. Mae Owens, Virginia Xvillllfitil. Elizabeth Saloum. SECOND Row: lane Piclttns Bcttx llnhcl lllrrut Clnl dress. Kay Summers, Annalwllv Mt-Clurc. Anna Bell Lee, Edna Lewis, Macel Cave-mlvr, lnthlun Proctor C iroli Puts worth, llachel XVorlm-y, Eloise Bailey. 'lil-llllD Row: Mary Childress, Betty Addis, Janis Nltfox Aflltlll Nmlson Mxrtlm Parks, Carole Miller, Ann Donnally, Doris Peterson, Alberta Babcr. OFFICERS I'resi11r'nt , ,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,, . ,,,,,,,i ,,lJOR0'I'llliA Vllurrz Vice l'1'csicIvnt ,. ..,DE1.onEs Lowgjox' S1'Cl'6flIl'!l ,,,,, ,,,, . . ., .,,., XVANDA jAc:KsoN As.s'i.s-Irmf Sez'l'etary ,,,. ,, ,, ,,lVlAl'l ONVENS Sponsor ,, Miss CLARA SMITH O THE Y-TEEN CLUB is a high school group of the YVVCA and is actively connected with H lctnitlts lX1c-mbership is open to the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. One of the projects of this organization this past year was operating the hookstort the silt s profits were used to obtain new books for the school library. Recreation includes swimming and games at the Y, a yearly mother-daughter b uiquct club p lrtus and music. Speakers present information on different vocations and topics of the dfty Monthly dc votions are lcd by friends in the community. Page Seventy-.s'ix Art Club Flusr Row: Marion Muthenu. Ella VVhite, jane NVatts, Roberta Brnnham, justina Bernard, Delores Caldwell. Bobby Busch. Sr:c:oNn Row: Donna Cum, Ann Berninger, Peggy I0 Ferrer, Evelyn Pauley, Dennis Davis, Jewell Niclu. 'l'HuuJ ROW: Miss Casey, Franklin VVithrow, Guy Korsgen, Don Tuwuey, Donalda Hunter, llelen Leishmun. OFFICERS President . ,...,,,,,. .,,,,,,,.,...,A..,..., . ...,.,..,. , ,BoBBx' BUSCH Vive President ,,,,....,,.,, . ,,,.. JUSTINA BERNARD Secretary-Treasurer ,,,,,., .. ...Y7 ANN BERNINGER Sponsor ,. , ., .,M1ss lNlARlE CASEY 0 THE ARTISTS in the Art Club helped the school in many ways by contributing their skill in making posters or whatever art work was needed. Page Seventy-seven Jr. Red Cross i Fuis'r Row: Barbara Morris, Eva Jo Townsend, Martha Mace, Betty Thornton, Becky jo Evans, Barbara Taylor, Mary Vunuter, Delores Cotton. Sr:CoNn Row: Patty Martin, joan Brogan, Mary Davis, Muva May, Anna Moore, Norma Twy- uum. Peggy llundley. Tmno Row: Mrs. Burdette, Eugene Spangler, NVilliam Hansen, Barbara Boggs. OFFICERS Prznsirlcnt ,, . ..,,...,.,. Br-zcrn' Io EVANS Vive I'1'e.s'ident ..., ,,,BAxmAnA 'I'Ax'l.ou Svrretrlrgf , , HB1-:TTY Tuonxrox Trr'usurer ,...,.. X-Ray Reporter Sponsor , ,, Mus. D11:Lom-Qs CoT'roN KTAIIY YANA'rER HELEN BumJr:'r'rE 0 THE PURPOSE of the Red Cross Club is to participate in Red Cross actnities both in tht Commun ity and overseas. Page Seventy-viglzt Cafeteria Club pp l F IRST Row: Phyllis Hudson, Irene Goff, Vera Fagan, Anna Hall. SECOND Row: Edna Lewis, Phyllis Cuimi, Anna McClure, Ruth McCutchcon. Tumi: Row: Mrs. Ruby Evans, Georgie Steele, Mrs. Campbell. OFFICERS President ,...,,...,.....,...,.r,, Pi-ivLL1s HUDSON Vice President . ,,,. ...RUTH MCCUTCHEON Secretary-Treasurer . ....... GEonGiE STEELE Sponsor ........ ....... IN has. CALIPBELL 0 THE CAFETERIA CLUB performs a worthwhile service to the school, since the members serve in the cafeteria during lunch hours. The club members thus gain valuable experience in the preparation and serving of food. ii Page Seventy-nine Glee Club l ms'r limit Carol cle XVitt, Ili-lcn XVilson, .lorvtte Xlbstc, Barbara Coopur. Sally Sto:-lting, Clmrumiun' XYilt-mm-ii, Susir Davies. Pat Gwinn, blunt- Pugh, Clvonn Esta-p, Katlivrim' VVilson, Bill'l3lll'2l 'l'aylor, Doris Combs, Dorothy Cairloclx, Maury lou 'l'1u'lor B'll'l 'uri Puck it l' i' B lu' lx Nl N All Sl ' 1 4 1. 1 ' 4- . il rot -'11-', . ary . nm- sn. . -:r:oNn liow: Barbara VW-lc-li. ,loan Rogers. -llllllllfil Ul- lurk. Sllirlvy Tlwnms. Mary Bowlcs. Carol Oxley. Joyce XYoo1ls. Lois Dunlap, Xlurgairct lizlyvs. Saxrali Young, Nauivy Daly-, I4-an Casio, Dolunna M4-ans, joycc Hin-knnm, joan Groves, Sauidra Rr-el, l'atricia llorton. Truim How: Oral NVitln'ow Dnvicl jones. john Cook. Vranlilin Micllcifl, jo: 'l':iylor, Boi: Moss. liolm Bryan. .launcs Silmolcl. liaxlni Alla-ii. jolm Cliilclri-ss, Cla-nn Cai't1-, Bill Arthur. Miss Lucy jackson. lDll','L'lOl'. OFFICERS Pruvirlwit , , ,VV1l.i.1Ax1 ARTHUR Vice President ,,,.,,, , ,, ,, Bon Moss Sec1'etr11'y ..,., .,,,,, B ARIAAHA PUCKIQT1' Treasurer ,,,, ,, ,,,, , ,Ion TAYLOR Sponsor ,, ,77, ., ,... Miss LUCY jActKsoN O POPULAR not only with the student body, but the community's music lovers as well, one of schools most valuable assets is its Glee Club. In the past year this group participated in county and state music festivals, church work, and a Christmas cantata, besides assembly programs and the animal spring con- cert. Page Eighty 11 fx31 'W wks X1 lg. 5 Xxvf V' 4 1 ,Q w WN ? 'QV. FYI ... ,J M . XWNNS S Rim Y Af b5Q?Q S-N nun-.Q 1 f f- 'lv S Q .H 'Z -x .-1 E Q : C 'T .. E A - H Q f-T 5 'T ,I A., L F fu x 9 , f 5 .1 A E : 5 E m 5 O 6 N- E E- 5 Tn 6 f. E f- I Q I 2 4 32 H m 2 f I 5 -1 Z ... QT, mm DQ, CO Q.: ES uf F Qi: -113 'fu- :Q it 11 C ,. 144 E4 UE .LJ -L 74. in Q2 P-,4 EQ. 5 Zu SITC :L Lb mi :L -u ix bli- :J 'rf ZLJ EE 7, Q' :Q. QT Qi 52 ii -2 To fu Tm gm Q pf 5- df WT-. LU d? 2: RE 'vt 1-3.4 1-1 wif , ., :1 HQ P-1.2 H: rU if E, ia if D13 .: fr Zi H, PDU KA Lf mm Z y: f-T ,,:csF'Qq Qmgg ,CQ FS. 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FIFTH Row: -laum-s Yam Camp, Johnnie- Durrm-tt, Churh-s Dclluinuut, Charles Hartwell, Kenny Ilohnbov, Hn-giimld johnson. I'uf.:c' I'Ii,ul1ly-11150 Nfxxm' Domzms Senior Majorettes BARBARA A1'K1NsoN ALMA 1,011 Comms blum' f:AY ISUIQNA HUDSON tlrzum' Illxlis Pllgt' Ifigllly-Ill: iglily-fr Majorette Festival fllalilziilflv Igllfllflllf. Miss Kumm'lm fllujorvttv 0 IN Tllli Kuiluwlm Clounty Xlujou-ttc lfcstivul on Si-pta-inln-1' 26. 1949. South flllZ1l'll'Sl0IllS lmzuicl l't'1llly' swvpt tlic fivld. 'Xlntliilclv llmllxiii. Kulxow-5 was cliusi-in Miss Kalnuwlm ilmuity Xluiuu-tti-. NYitl1 tlivir original Imliun clam-9 :incl pyru- micls. thi- innjorctti-s won lirsl' plug-vs in 0ri5I,i1ia1lity, inzircliinil and routim-. Slow Clilmsmi. clrum llllljllll also plncvcl tllircl in tlu- twirling. wllicli im-uns tlmt S. CI plalco in lin' ol' thc- six voiilvsts. CO!lgl,'l'11flll11ll0llS, kiclsl ll's a swcll cxiunpli- lm South Clllll'lL'Slllll lligli School lmncls of tlle llutuu- to lollmv. HH' 5 Pllgl' Eighty-fu! MW' WW l'.u'sY lluczmcs XIAXINI4: QYIKAXVIVORD Ninn' AIUN11: lhlxkllzlz San.-x Ihliklcn jm' l.olf'1'ls Xl.-Xlllll-IIH QIOICN I I 1 Il lzlgf-xii' Coach William T. Weber Coach Clem Jamison V Coach Jerome Ruby Page Eighty-eight ,..,,,..,......-....-- Squad G tb Foo I .Q .-1 F msr Row: Lowell Bird, Henry Hawkins, Bob Means, Charlie Quick, Eddie Garrett, Randolph Fisher, Bob Molle, Sum Bird, Man- agcr Phil Radford. SECOND Row: Manager Bill Fic-lds, Steve Atkinson, Bill Pack, Benny Mallory, Chiirlie Will ins, Paul Smith, in ' ,DEE 2103 0:11 :SO UF-'Q A EES .ABC fam? 'Sf-A B A1 Q39 'cn :QLD -F'-la. J C .BQ 3 - Of! Digg E35 V2 E-'l ,. ,Et if? 351 EG fix :Q b...:f4 ..- 5'fc-'- D Quai gg!!! SJSU PPO' - Effi- 25? ,QS v. - 'Ei 5.339 Es? QOH W3 33:3 2255 53559: U5gE. 2804: Eine .cm urnOQ 15.5.21 , 2158 Q9 E-2'+: 4-E.,-. viva' .EAQGQ T35 2 Ling, ui-we maxi 'EEST .... li i-:CCw1 ,Elo A .433 E555 Oni-A First String Football Team H... A- AS . Y l uis'r Row: l'uul Sniith, Bonny Mallory. Churlic Crouch. Terry Lilly. Gary Smith. Clmrlic Atwood. Charlie XVilliauus. Si-:COND llow: Cliarlic Quick, Bill Pack, Etldit- Cairn-tt, Stn-V0 Atkinson. 1949 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE DATE U1'PoNr1NT XVE OPP. Sept. 17 Madison ,. . , 31 0 22 Mount Hope . .L 20 12 Oct. 1 Huntington East L. , 6 28 8 Stonewall jackson .. ,, . T 26 14 East Bank L, ,L.. 1 . 0 13 22 Barhoursvillc .L., 13 26 29 St. Albans 1 . 6 33 Nov. 5 Charleston Catholic . 1 . 13 18 12 Dunbar ...., .V . 6 26 Page Eighty-nine T Football History S. C. 31-Madison 0 The outlook on the football season at South Charleston was very bright to S. C. fans for the first two games. The season was started off by the brilliant running of star halfback, Steve Atkinson, with a dashing run of 90 yards on the opening kickoff of the season. Steve followed this by rolling over another touchdown. Scores were made then by Layer on a pass and Quick on a buck from about the eight yard line. Smith, the captain of the squad, played an inspiring game with his bone-smashing tackles and good judgment. Came ended S. C. - 31 Madison - 0. s. c. zo-Mr. Hope 12 S. C. marched to a 20-12 victory over high- ly regarded Mt. Hope with Atkinson going 50, 8, and 10 for the three counters. Smith and Bird played bang-up ball for the Eagles. Boy, that ball game really was wet! With the rain drizzling in your eyes, you could hardly see the players who were slipping and sliding all over the field. S. C. 6-Huntington 28 Webermen fall to Huntington. Those were the headlines. The Eagles fought hard for this one because it was tough, but the High- landers were too much for us. Charlie Quick scored our only touchdown after a long drive down the field by Means, Hawkins, Layer, and Quick. Page N inety S. C. 7-Stonewall 26 We really took it on the chin for this one. Remember the game of last year when we outplayed them in the first half only to lose out in the last half? Well, we reversed it this year and out-fought them in the end. The game, watched by 4,000, was highlighted for S. C. fans by Paul Smith's punts and the de- fensive work of Hawkins and Bird. The sea- son was blackened for Stonewall by the fact that Bob Means scored our first touchdown against them in three years. S. C. 0-East Bank 13 This game produced the only shutout of the season against the Eagles. The field was wet, the spectators were wet, the players were wet, and the ball was wet. All these things were factors against the squad. Dolan started it off on the second play of the game by going 84 yards for the score. S. C. made a valiant try and even stopped the Pioneers on the 2 inch when Downey Bird threw the runner for a loss. S. C. 13-Borboursville 26 There were only about 2,000 people in the stands of Oakes Field on this cold, clear Sat- urday of October 22. Paul Smith made both of the Eagles, tallies in this game on a much used fake kick which was one of South Charlestonis best plays in the 349 season. Although they played hard and fast football, Football History the Eagles were outclassed by their visitors to the tune of S. C. 13 - Barboursville 26. This game was highlighted by the brilliant line play of Gary Smith and Terry Lilly. S. C. 6-St. Albans 33 Though they went down fighting. a quick look at the score books reveal that the battling Webermen from S. C. suffered a decisive de- feat f38-Gj in their third and last away game of the ,49 season at the hands of the St. Albans Pied Dragons. So. Charlestoifs only score came late in the second quarter when they drove 80 yards. The spark plugs for the Eagles both defensively and offensively were: Downey Bird, Eddie Garrett, Walter White and as always, Paul Smith turned in a memor- able performance. S. C. 13-Catholic 18 The last minutes of play made the difference in one of the most exciting games played on Oakes Field in many-a-year. South Charles- ton's first score was set up by the brilliant back field play of Means, Atkinson. and Quick. Garrett then took possession of the ball and crashed over for the tally. Skippy Hawkins kicked the point after the touchdown. Their drive in the second half began as 'gHerkie Hawkins covered a fumble for the Eagles. A pass by Quick and two smashing sprints by Garrett put the Eagles ahead 18-6. S. C. fans were happy, but not for long, the Irish un- leashed their passing attack and went on to win 18-13. S. C. 6-Dunbar 26 The South Charleston eleven fought brave- ly and gallantly to win possession of the Lion's Club trophy permanently as they ended their 1949 season at Oakes Field on Nov. 12, but their efforts were fruitless. The Eagles were snowed under by an avalanche of touchdowns heaped upon them by the Dunbar Bulldogs. Charles Layer's brilliant play set up the only score for the Eagles, and Eddie Garrett then crashed over the 3 yard line for the score. Brilliant play was turned in by Downey Bird, Paul Smith and the entire South Charleston football squad. The football season, this year, although looking very dark from the spectators' view- point, and had a few good points. The team was composed of a number of lower classinen who turned in excellent performances in some games. VVe all hope these boys live up to expectations next year and begin S. C. on an- other long trek to bring the title of State Champions back to our school many times. Page Ninety one Papa' Ninvly-fu'u U etb S f. OJ n. Z' .1 ff -4 I, if , ff LJ ,-. Q, Lf 2 bE 53 7 1, f an 44 F Z. 1 -I F n.. 5 'r' ,. .ll Lf. x- E-' II. C14 I-4 5 - A 44 L, 7 .-. f-5 ... Q 4' i -f C 1- w -4 F. .- Q.. C 3 'CJ f T3 A Z 7: ... .... if 3 5 I' L- CQ E Z -- --.. lv f- C ,- r. S.. ... 5 LL. T' A 1: ... 'fi .4 La 9 f L, ,, r. x. x.. -. Senior Basketball Players ns ,RN Mtv Zlll. 1 lm 1-1 l.l111rl11' l'u'1'1'. lm-lx Sxx'ixln'1'. llulm A-Xllvu limi l'UXl2 .'Xll,lAl'kl l Lll'lK'f'. ll.11'1'1 XYg11'xxi1'l4, lflx-1l 'llurlv Oppum-11t -C ll1z1l'lvston clll'Illll'lllll lyllllllill' liutlmlic lfnsl llamk l,I'lllL'l'l0ll St. Allnuns N Nm' l'11I'l'11l11'1ln: Clmrlil- XVilli:1111s l 950 Basketball Record p-f Stmlcwull Cox'1'1'ti1m'j 66 Cutllolic NXT Up. Felm. 57 48 59 65 453 43 49 40 51 60 58 34 55 59 6:3 G2 63 Nlar. glJlll,Ullt -llllllllllfllhll Cv -C lll'lllll'lllll -l Dlllltlllt -liusl Bllllli 131-1-klvy lll'lIlC1.'t0ll -S101 wwall -St. Allmus -l Jllllllill' C fllurlcstmn 56 69 .4 DY' -JJ -13 56 -12 60 49 67 56 47 Page 116 57 52 58 til 49 138 62 50 119 42 Ninety-111 rm, B Basketball Team ew lfmsr How: Hnynmoml Miller, john Sawyer. Gary Chittum. SECQND Huw: john NVhit1-, Paul Underwood, Slap lluwlxins, Bolmlmy -lill'YlS. Tullm How: Boll Mullc-, xlZ'lI1klf1L'l', Cvlwrt Prim-, Bill Mitulu-ll, Cc-nv Blank. J. B. Davis Slnrla-5' Xlllllot, Conch .lc-rmm' lluhy. Data' Inn. 10 ll 17 23- 24 27 Opponent -lllmmlvston Clenclvnin Dunhzn' Catholic East Bank Poca N l ontgomcry -Stonewall 30-Nlaclison Page Ninety-four B Basketball Team Schedule VVO 41 57 50 50 37 43 48 4:2 49 Up. 56 57 4 1 40 40 46 36 64 32 eh. Z3- XI1 lf. -Catholic ., -DuPont -Clcnclcnin , 10-DuPont -Madison 14-East Bank A 17-Montgomery -Stom-wall .....-lJllIll52lI' Poca B, 7 Charleston ,, 49 55 55 4.4 63 S0 48 49 63 62 33 97 .4 .W all 36 25 28 52 58 47 48 .3-3 50 BASKETBALL 252- 0 SOUTH CHARLESTON High School was in high spirits the night of january 3 as the Black Eagles swooped down on the Charles- ton High Mountain Lions to tear their of- fense apart and defeat them 57-48. The Eagles looked like a dream team as Coach Buck Jamison unleashed his attack with his first team at South Charleston High. The Eagle defense was impenetrable, and the scoring offensive work of Swisher, Farley, Turley, and Allen soon told the tale. The Mountain Lions were outclassed while the classy Eagles put on a display of their power. Pappy', XVorkman brought his Clendenin Cardinals to town on january 6 and trimmed the Eagles 65-59, showing off the brilliant re- bound work of Pete W'hite. the high scorer in the Conference, to great advantage. The superior Cardinals fought an uphill battle all the way, and finally rode to victory over the scrappy Eagles. The offensive work of the team still brought cheers as their set shots and hooks swished in. Turley led with 15 points. As a supposed away game was switched to the supposed away team, the Dunbar Bull- dogs. The very scrappy Bulldogs put on a great show, as time and time again the speed and quickness of Paul Jones and Company stole the ball only to throw it in the hoop. The Eagles fought hard for this one, but Dun- bar outscrapped them. Still this was another team shoved on to a long string of victories by South Charleston. The going was tough as every team in the conference boasted of an uprising group of athletes, and South was one of them. They had as much material this year as theyill ever have, but just couldnit keep the consistent pace. Alfred Farley paced the Eagles with twelve points. The power of last year's Charleston Catholic team reigned no longer, as South Charleston caught on fire in the final quarter to dump the Irish 49-40. Again it was Swisher, Farley, Turley, and Allen that brought the cheers, and also Bruce Williams who came in as a substitute and paced the Eagles. Tuffy Layer and Fred Turley were top-house men forhSouth Charleston with fourteen points eac . South Charleston then turned to face the Pioneers of East Bank who displayed their junior High all-state forward, Mike Holt, to the twice beaten Eagles. Holt is one of the coolest boys in a ball game I have even seen, and he showed it as he led the Pioneers to a 60-50 victory over the Eagles. jack Swisher was high with sixteen points. The Eagles caught on fire against the Princeton Tigers as they soared over the Tigers 53-34. The Eagles were in no danger throughout the game, as Goose, Turley, jack Swisher, and Hahn Allen dropped in sixteen, thirteen, and twelve points, respectively. Coach Jamison then took his squad into the territory of the high-flying Pied Dragons, and promptly was bumped: off. Fouls were the main cause of the defeat, as before the final gun all five of the regulars had fouled out, but sparked by the brilliant play of our David Hoffman, the Eagles up within two points until the Dragons dropped two more big points in to sew up the game. David Hoffman stepped from the roll of a substitute to a star the night of the Stonewall and South Charleston game, as he came into the game in the final quarter and rammed in thirteen points, including the overtime period, which was brought on by Bruce Williams' game typing foul shot. But from then on Hoffman fired and fired connecting on a large percentage until his total rose to thirteen points. He was overshadowed in this Stone- wall Generals,' defeat by Goose Turley with seventeen points. Holmes of Stonewall kept the Generals in the ball game with twenty-one points followed by Marrion with eleven points. Stonewall was leading the en- tire conference at the time and South Charles- ton knocked them off their throne by a 66-63 score. The next two games with Catholic and Du- Pont gave the Eagles more strength in the conference as they handed the Irish a 64-44 defeat, and after scoring twenty-one points in the final quarter, scored a decisive victory over the Panthers, 56-46. Hahn Allen and Fred Turley provided the spark plug for the Eagles win over DuPont by dropping in six- teen points each. Page Ninety five BASKETBALL On the night of February 4, the Eagles of South Charleston ambushed the Huntington Central Pony Expressi' ball club by trouncing them to the tune of 62-57. This game was highlighted by a magnificent shot by guard Hahn Allen. Allen took a tip-off from the Huntington back board and whipped an 80- foot pass to Fred Turley which. to the amaze- ment of all, swished through the South Charleston hoop. This, incidentally was Senior night at the Recreation Center and all Seniors were admitted free. The gym of Clendenin was packed to see the Cardinals beat the Chemists to the lop- sided score of 52-35. Swisher paced the Eagles with nine points. This was the first loss for the Chemists in five games. In one of the biggest up-sets of the season, the DuPont Panthers swamped the Eagles to the score of 58-48 on the Panther's floor, Feb- ruary 10. South Charleston's big gun in this game was again Fred Turley with twenty-two points. Iamisorfs Eagles took their second defeat of the season from the East Bank Pioneers on February 17. In a game that was extremely slow, the Pioners held a 61-55 advantage when the final buzzer was sounded. Turley again paced the Eagles with twenty points. Upon completing a road trip which took them to Beckley and Princeton, February 17, and 18, the Eagles returned to South Charles- ton with a .500 batting averagef' While meeting the Flying Eaglesl' of Beckley on the night of the 17th, the Chemists suffered their fourth defeat in a row, 49-42. This, however, was overshadowed by the upset that South Charleston pulled on the Princeton Tigers on the following night 64-32. Turley tallied twenty-three points against Beckley, and Alfred Farley tallied fourteen points for South Charleston against Beckley. The Eagles of South Charleston just couldn't get up the steam they had in an earlier tilt with the Stonewall Generals, and they were defeated to the tune of 62-44. This could have been due to the fact that the game was played in the Morris Harvey Field House, Page N inet y-six -S- but no matter where it was played. it went on record as a defeat. Turley was high with eighteen points. Avenging earlier losses to two Kanawha Valley teams, the Eagles defeated the St. Albans Dragons 67-50 February 23, and turn- ed back the Bulldogs of Dunbar 54-49. In the St. Albans game, Swisher really got hot by slipping in six of nine long shots. Turley was high with twenty-three, and Swisher ran not far behind with fourteen points. In a thriller of a contest, the Eagles soared over the Bulldogs on the night of February 28. The score was tied seven times in the first half and this provided a closethriller for the fans. Fred Turley played one of his best games of the season by scoring twenty-eight points. Alfred Farley was second high man for the Eagles with twelve markers. In another exciting game the Black Eagles edged out the Mt. Lions at South Charleston March 13. This game was also tied seven times in the first period. The Eagles held a slim lead of 26-24 at half-time. But in the second half the tide changed and the South Charleston boys were never behind for the rest of the game. Turley was tops with seventeen points and Hahn Allen turned in another bang-up performance by dropping in fifteen markers. As the Section 22 toumament games started in the South Charleston Recreation Center, the Black Eagles of South Charleston team could only get 24 points in the entire game with high-point Fred Goose Turley drop- ping in only four points. The Eagles were far off the range while the Red Dragons pot- ted forty-one points with King leading the attack. This was a great drawback to the South Charleston fans, as they were sure of this one. The Red Dragons then advanced to the next and final game of the toumament. St. Albans squeezed through the Madison Sky Hawks by 53-49. 1 By HENSON AND SCHRAMM BASEBALL TEAM 'ms'r llow: lN'11ll'lill.Il'l' llliil Radford, Tonnny llenson, Shirley Wallot, llaylnoncl Miller, Terry Lilly, Edward Cairn-il, Bob Snydu lnndolpli Fislwr, Bill Field, Bill Bare, Bruce XVilli1nns. S1zc:oNn Row: jack Swisher, jerry Snyder, Fred Turley. Clnxrlcs NVilliums Jiniim- O'D1-ll, 1. B. Davis, llurry Xlkirwick, Henry Hawkins, Charles Layer, Maniagvr Bob Molle, Couch jvronn- Ruby. Date Apri Nlay l95O Baseball Schedule 0 rw Opponent VVe 14-Sissonville , 10 18-Stonewall jackson .. 21-East Bank ,, , 0 22-Catholic , , 13 97-St. Albans -J 28-Charleston 12 9-Madison ,, ,, -2. :Z-Stonewall jackson , ,, 5 '3-Nlndison , ,, 5 5-Sissonville , , 9 9-East Bank ,, , 4 11-Huntington Central ,, ,, 1 16-Charleston ,, ,, ,, , 13 17-St. Albans ,, , 6 18-St. Albans ,, 3 Op. 11 4 3 5 4 4 4 6 1 6 7 4 2 5 9 Page fx'im'ly-.wrcn Q Outfielders F lns'r Row: Hvnry Hawkins, Raymond Milli-r. lizindolph Fishcr, Terry Lilly. STANDING: llarry Xlhrwicli. Duuinv O'Dell, Bill Burch Pitching Staff L. to R.: Bob Snydcr. Shirlvy Wkillott. In-rry Snyder. Incl: Swish:-r 2 41 if Infielders F nxsr Row: Charles Layer, Third Busug Bill Fields, Third Bascg Brucv Williauns, Short Stop. SECOND Row: Eddie Carrm-tt, Si-cond Buscg Frvd Turley, First Buseg Charles Williams, First Bnsc. NOT PICTURED: Tonnny liunson, Catcher. BASEBALL XJ, 0 THE SOUTH CHARLESTON baseball team coached by Jerome Ruby won its initial game from the Charleston Reds by a score of 7-3. Swisher was relieved by Wallot in the third but still gained credit for the victory. Bruce Williams led all hitters with a home run and a single. South Charleston traveled to Sissonville for a winning start that left Sissonville an 11-10 win. Swisher was the losing pitcher but wal- loped a triple along with Henson's double to lead South Charleston. Sissonville stole home in the bottom of the 11th for the win. jerry Snyder hurled a four hitter against the Generals from Stonewall jackson but lost to winning pitcher Wendel Turley who came up with a six hitter. Five errors by South Charleston accounted for the win. Snyder struck out nine batters when losing 4-2. jack Swisher came up with a four hitter only to lose to Elmer Yockman's no hitter, winning 3-0. The first two runs came in on Henson's two errors. Shirley Wallot came up with his first win against no defeats with a 13-5 victory over Charleston Catholic. Garrett, Hawkins, Layer and Bruce Williams led hitters with two hits each and Garrett, three hits. Bruce Williams hit a home run and Garrett got two doubles. South Charleston lost to St. Albans 4-3 with Swisher the losing pitcher. Bobby Dunlap won the game hurling a five hitter. Bare and Henson each got triples. Snyder hurled his second four hitter in a row and this time gaining the win over Charleston, 12-4. Layer and Garrett got two hits apiece with Layer banging out a home run and Garrett getting a double. Don Glover hit a three run, however, for Charleston to bat in all four of Charleston's runs. Snyder struck out thirteen batters. Bob Snyder lost his first start to Madison while pitching a brilliant game. He lost 4-3. South Charleston could only garner three hits off Bobby Doss of Madison. Hawkins. Charlie Williams, and Henson got these hits. South Charleston again walloped the Charleston Reds 10-2. Wallot did not allow a hit until the sixth when the Reds banged out three hits. Charlie Williams got a home run and a single and Bill Bare got two doubles. Terry Lilly also hit a double. Swisher only allowed Madison two hits winning the ball game 5-1. He struck out nine batters. South Charleston only got three hits. Tom Henson got a triple and Lilly and Swisher each banged out singles. South Charleston finally beat Sissonville. The first time in two years and broke Sisson- ville's twelve game winning streak. Bill Bare got two hits and jack Swisher who relieved .lerry Snyder in the second allowed only two hits. Swisher struck out 11 batters. East Bank won their second game over South Charleston winning 4-3. The loss was credited to Shirley Wallot. Eddie Garrett, Henry Hawkins, and Bruce Williams collected hits. Garretis a triple and Hawkinis a double. South Charleston traveled to Huntington to play Central and lost 4-1. Bob Snyder was the loser. Garrett banged out two hits and scored the only run. Swisher hurled another two hit victory beating Charleston 13-2. Swisher struck out eleven batters. Swisher got three hits and Garrett, Layer, Bruce Williams, Hawkins and Bare each got two hits. Garrett, Turley, Lay- er and Swisher got home runs. Snyder finally pitched South Charleston to a 6-5 win over St. Albans and gaining the right to play them again for the Sectional Championship. Swisher got two hits, includ- ing a home run, and Henson collected a triple. St. Albans won the rubber game from Swisher 9-3. although South Charleston out- hit them. Hawkins got three hits, and Bruce Williams got a home run. Bob Dunlap and Hardman got home runs for St. Albans. In the final game of the season, South Charleston lost to Stonewall 6-5. Fred Turley was the losing hurler, although he had never pitched before. Charlie Layer and Charlie Williams got two hits apiece. 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