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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1954 volume:

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SC HOW- complic ated pict of two hool e me Q!! 'Q' 3 f serves o yeor the I the nt ure ,QM to plays and be lead BFS helps W-,aa v 1 ,y 4 fl 'x U K 4 ,L M S xl N: M l VI fi v qi, 5 ei' s K E V! I Q E u N if 4: ii vpuuy . . , . as one that Ioucs- his fellowmen . MR. J. D. SKEENS Choirs are carried, books found, doors un- locked, and lockers opened. Our hearts have also been opened to Mr. J. D. Skeens, who has constantly done these favors for us. He has taught lessons to many students-lessons in the philosophy of good humor, the worth of service, and the dignity of humility. Mr. Skeens is the unseen chaperone at many school ac- tivities tor which he has set the stage, and for this service he never feels the spotlight's warmth. For your unselfish service, for your willing- ness to grant important and small favors, and for the generosity with which you have shared so liberally your gracious spirit, Mr. Skeens, we dedicate the l954 MEMOIRS to you. Memoirs, 1 954 and gladly did he learn, and gladly teach . D WW' W .,,.. MR. ROBERT L. BRYAN Principal Mr. Robert L. Bryan, trained in engineering, began his career in educational work as a shop teacher in South Charleston Junior High School. Three years later, in l927, he became principal of South Charleston High School, where he has presented 2,926 seniors for graduation and where he is still an efficient administrator and friendly advisor. Page S ix M emoirs, 1954 ,TYW i Mr. Robert L. Bryan with his secretary, Mrs. Eula Mae Hess. MR. JEROME W. RUBY MISS GLADYS W. BEDDOW Dean of Boys Dean of Girls M emoifs, 1954 pam, g,.U,,,, Mr. T. J. Arant Miss Clarice Bailes Mr. Howard Beverly Miss Jane Boggs Shop Librarian Physical Education Science Z - Q - Z i Biology I W, Mrs. Helen Burdette Mrs. Ercyl Campbell Miss Marie Casey Mr. Jack Surrette Science Home Economics Civics Civics Biology Art Miss Hazel Childress Mrs. Mildred Coney Mrs. Thelma Conley Mrs. Daisy Dorsey Mathematics Typing English Biology Science Business Edu tion A E Cl flf!lJlL.,3Lv X Page Eight Wlllemoirs, Mrs. Lois Farley Mrs. Mary Griffith Miss Mamie Hughes Miss Lucy Jackson Social Studies Civics Mathematics Music Mathematics Mechanical Drawing Mr. Clem Jamison Mr. Willis Keys Mr. A. G. Martin Mrs. Mary Matheny Social Studies En3lisPA Mechanical Drawing Physical Sciences K, J ' X r1,.'y l l Mrs. Una Meadows Mrs. Nelle Melton Mr. L. T. Miller Miss Georgia McBrayer English World History Electronics English M emoirs, 1954 page Nine v' ' fi' fe Mrs. Katherine Roper Mrs. He'en McLaughlin I r. A. E. Raspillair: Mrs. Neva Rogers English Busin ss Education Band English g z J Mr. Walter Scherbaum Miss Mary Shirey Miss Ruth Smith Mrs. Laurie Wiley Social Studies French Business Education Sewing Algebra ,JW Mrs. Ruth Childers 6 Business Administration Mrs. Mary Agnes Dennie World History Mrs. Alice Long Physical Education Mrs. Margaret Simith English Speech Miss Juanita Williams Mathematics Miss Mary Sullivan Mrs. Louise Stewart Latin English Algebra Pngz' Tm: Memoirs, 1954 V . . . go and do thou likewise 4 5Q 'ef ff ff? ,R V M 'NZTM-x.IY HW . A ' Q wfQEQ:f Q HW ' oz' Q gp. 5 lie' an 3 ,ff , in Q .ff f gg R sm-www, ,sxwifwww .3 , ww , , QE sg 6321, Y' if .La Seniors President, Walter Haddad: vice-president, Laura Sue Glenn: secretary-treasurer, Margaret Pullen. Page Twelve Memoirs, 1954 Rf. l A 1 My Q1 fl rb A 'liiaflyill ' bara J' .l a e words udy ll, 3, X-Ray Staff, 4 I I X 'w 1. Ll n N 'J l Roberta Gail Angel '1Bobbie ' ' To talk of many things Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice President of Dramatic Club, 3, 45 Secretary Home Room, 2, Snow Festival Comm., 4, Latin Club, 3 ' u i bibs. RD Melvin Jack Atkinson JOCk ,AL An easy-tempered man Chess Club, l, 2, Study Hall, 3, 4, Home Room Basketball, l. James Clark Bare Shomus Personality can be expressed in handwriting Boy's Activity, 2, 35 Electron- ics, 3. Ronald Wayne Anderson Ronnie What l've willed l'll do Chess Club 2,. Benny John Argento Benny My heart's' at liberty Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Pres- ident, 3, Prom Committee, 3, French Club Treas., 3, Football, I, 2, Student Council 4. l lic! if 54, i .JJ -'ff 'eTf,..,., 1, 4?..... .M Florence Ellen Bailey l X J Ellen 3 A strong and m Pay an is she i ' xl Glee Club, 3, tic Club, 35 Band, l, 2. I 3' l ,Q 5 it '- fir . i ! U fl L' fl Gordon Raymond Barnard Gordy Why all this toil and trouble? Varsity Football, 45 Activity Club, 3, A Morris Turley and Jerry Chandler SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS rl ,LM Joe Stroupe, SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYER and Sandra Denison, SENIOR BAND MEMBER Elizabeth Mae Barnette Liz She blushed and smiled Janet Bays Snodgrass Janet , Hold fast 'r dreams Moioret , 4, Art Club, lg Red Co Club, 2, National Hon ciety, 3, 4, Y-Teens, 4, P WeelHCommittee, I, 2, 3, 4 .ome oom Secretary, 2. f' lj I yy' ffl , K J, v ji ' Philip Joseph Bender Sonny The mischievous kind Chess Club, I, 2, Victory Corps, 3: Study Hall, 4. ,Me 'dwg 5x-Ivo or- M .. ,Wo John Eat, drink and be merry Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4. Roy Bayes HROYII This life is most jolly Band 2, 3 ,4. M , ZZ? MZ! 52 - jf W 6 J ' 1 f f Barbara Beary Barbara Most thoughtful of others Latin Club, 3, 4, Y-Teens, 3, 43 New Life Club Secretary, 3, Prom Committee, 3, Fall Festi- val Comm., 35 Study Hall, I, 2. George Belmont Berry George All the news that's fit to print Editor of X-Ray, 4, X-Ray Staff, 2, 3, 4, National Honor So- ciety, 3, 4, President, 4 and Vice President, 3 of Quill and Scroll, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 3, Latin Club, 4, Bausch and Lomb Award, 3, Junior Acad- emy of Science, l, 2, 3, 4. Josenh A. Boley Joef' ! He shines brightest when his hat's off Football, 1,1 2, 3, 4, X-Ray, 4, -1. Jacqueline Booten Jackie Of o sunny countenance Y-Teen Club, 3, 4, Secy., Y- Teen Club, 3, Y-Teen Basket- ball Team, 3, National Honor Society, 4, National Honor So- ciety, Secy.-Treas., 4. Mary Breedlove Proxy Full of wit and merriment Jr. Business Club, 3, Sewing glub, l, Pep Week Committee, Coral Sue Brillhart ,,Joe,. Loveliness is enough Attendant to Miss Black Eagle, 4, Activity Club, 3, 4, Snow Festival Committee, 4, Pep Week Committee, 2, 3, Prom Committee, 3, Student Coun- cil, l, 2. Mary Dent Burdette ,.Mory,, Life was made to live Red Cross Club, l, 2, 3, Pep Week Committee, 2, Intramur- al Basketball, l, 2, Secy. Home Room, 4, H. R. Committee, 4. Joe Borradaile l I .Uoeu ' The mirror of I rtesyi nnual S f , Latin C1-ub, 3, , , 2, 3, 4? hoir, 2, , -Coup!-wfBand 2, 3, -Co oru , 3, All- Stote rus, , 'te Bond Fe ' al, l, . . Pinafore, l nd Earnest, 3 Phyllis Ann Brewer Phyllis Joe Sweet, petite, and very neat Annuol Staff, 4, X-Ray Staff, 4, Latin Club, 3, 4, Y-Teens, 3, 4, Office, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee, 3, Snow Festival Com- mittee, 4, Pep Week Commit- tee, l, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross, 2, Home Room Vice President, 2. Q . l Arlene Ruth Bryant Arlene Does everything with neatness and grace ' Latin Club, 3, 4, Home Room President, 2, Red Cross Club, 3, 4, Y-Teens, 3, 4, Student Council, 2, Pep Week Commit- tee, l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Commit- tee, 3, Snow Festival Commit- tee, 4. Richard P. Burnette Dick His talk was like o stream B Team Basketball, 2, Var- sity Basketball, 3, Chess Club, 2, 4, Hi-Y Club, 3, Home Room Secretary, 4, Lincoln Jr. High, l. Paul Davis and David Snodgrass SENIOR BAND MEMBERS Moses Zegeer, SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYER and Bob Crist, SENIOR BAND MEMBER Nancy Ja Burdine ,,Noncy,, Like sunshine after rain Red Cross Club, 2, Sewing Club, 35 H. R. Secy.-Treas., 4, Snow Queen Attendant, 4. Carol Sue Ca Queeni ' As n ischief s able to or it We Commi , ,2,3, now sti I itte 4, t' ty C b, 2, 35 u eb, 4, l X-R r, I Howard Barton Campbell Janakas Happiness was a twin James Allen Carte Spike Behavior and good will Activity Club, lj Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary of Hi-Y, 2, 4, President of Home Room, l. Barbara AIIIIJKUIUS3 ' Bobble ' Always there's someone, to 1 make, gladfb Attendant to Miss Black Eagle, 4, Attendant to Snow Queen, lg Student Council, 27 Home Room President, 'l, 2, 3, 4, Activity Club,' 33, Red Cross Club, l, 25 Pep Week Commit- tee, l, 2, 3, 4, Snow Festival Committee, 4. Harry Bernard Campbell Oil-can Everyone loves h' e v e r smile 4 Qd0 pl Suzanne Elizabeth Campbell ,,Sue,, l can love no more for my heart is full My LN .ze g,9-ww-0 . l William Henry Cash Bill Up, up, my friend, and quit your books Chess Club, lp Victory Corps, 2, 3, Study Hall, 4. Iwi y Russell Castle EIroy The he would argue - ye go , how he would argue Mo om y l, 2, Stu- de C ' I 5 Cllllb, , , si en ' ory Club, 2, Hi , 2' in ub, 2, 3, 4, Lati lub ' e President, 3, Ba d, l, , 3, 4, All-County Ba , , 3, 4, Annual Staff, 4. Harrison Wayne Cavender Wayne Measure the years in friends' French Club, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club, 4, Football, 2, 3, Glee Club, 3, Study Hall Club, 2. 1 Jean Carroll Chapman Jean My mind lets go a thousand things Y-Teens, 3, 4, Y-Teens Presi- dent, 4, Annual Staff, 4, Stu- dent Council, 4, French Club, 3, Art Club, 2, Prom Commit- tee, 3, Snow Festival Commit- tee, 4, Pep Week Committee, 2, 3, 4. Franklin Christy Punchy For they can conquer who believe they can Electronics, 3, 4, Shop, 2, 3, 4. Sam Casto ,,SOm,, Modest, but a humdinger Gerald Ros nd Jerry Hlumpin' Jerryhosophat. Rotary Club Delegate, 4, Foot- ball Manager, l, 2, Football, 4, Basketball Manager, l, 2, Basketball, 3, 4, Track, 4, Pep Week Committee, 4, French Club, 3, Home Room Volley- ball, l. yn Samuel L. Chapman Sam Until I truly loved l was alone Victory Corps, l, 2, Dramatic Club, 3, Home Room President, 2, Student Council, 2, Home Room Basketball, l, Study Hall, 4, Pep Week Committee, l. Charles E. Clark, Jr. Charlie All's right with the world Band, l, 2, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Hi-Y Chaplain, 3, l-li-Y Presi- dent, 4, Roanoke Band Trip, 2. Drema Thomas, HOMECOMING QUEEN with Ned Guthrie, SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYER .W W Alice Fisher, SENIOR CHEERLEADER, with SENIOR FOOTBALL CENTER, John Bodkin. Patricia Sue Cochran Hpatu Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul Glee Club, l, 2, Black Eagle Employeywdy Hall, 4. 1 Barbara Jean Coleman Bobbie Mingled traits of kindness and good humor Glee Club, l, 2, Choir, l, 2, Sewing Club, 3. Keith Roland Coleman Keith Men of few words are the best men Charles Dean Corman Carman Studies are turned into habits x. Wilma Gail Cochran A ' 1. Winn ' 1' A smile from her bright eyes Annual Staff, 4, Prom Com- mittee, 3, Snow Festival 4, Glee Club, 2, Choir, 2, Jr. Business Club, 3, 4, Pep Week Commit- tee, 2, 3, X-Ray Reporter, 2. Emma Jo Coleman ,von Old spirits gay and a kindly heart Sewing Club, 2, Y-Teens, 3, 4. Flora Sue Capenhaver . Sue Music is the speech of angeIs Choir, I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Classical League, 3, 4, All-State Chorus, 3, All-County Chorus, 2, Pep Week Committee, 4, H.M.S. Pinafore, 2. John H. Corns Johnnie Nothing succeeds so well as success Student Body President, 4, Class President, 2, 3, Boys' State, 4, Sports Editor, X-Ray, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, A Honor Roll, l, 2, 3, 4, Chair- man of Prom Committee, 3, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Basketball, l, 2, Student of Month, 2, 4. ,Wi Lucy June Cox June Still waters run deep Y-Teens Club, 3, 4, Sewing Club, 2, Study Hall, l, New Life Club, 3, Pep Week Com- mittee, l. Robert E. Crigger Rabbit All this I can do because I dare Chess Club, 4, Shop Club, 3, Electronics, 3, 4. Edgar Allan Cyrus Allan A man of books Jr, Academy of Science, 2, Latin Club, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Stage Crew, 3, Track, 3, Pep Week Committee, 2. Mary Ann Davis Tippie Her eyes as stars ot twilight fair Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3, 4, All-State Chorus, 3 , X-Ray Reporter, 4' g Contest Winner, ' esti- val Committee , ome R m President , Home R ' e Presid , 2. l. f ku, If f C If X Bruce Crawford Buz A perfect gentleman Assistant Editor, X-Ray, 3, X-Ray Feature Writer, 3, Quill and Scroll, 4, Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, X-Roy Club, 4, French Club, 4. Robert Lenhart Crist Bob To find lite's meaning is my meat and drink National Honor Society, 3, 4, Annual Staff Member, 3, 4, Memoirs Editor, 4, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, All-County Band, l, 2, 3, Chorus, l, 2, All State Cho- rus, 2, Hi-Y Chaplain, 2, Pres., 3, Rotary Club Delegate, 4, H.M.S. Pinatore, 2. Carolyn Sue Cyrus Karon The old school spirit Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4, Snow Queen Attendant, 2, Activity Club, 2, 3, 4, Secy. of Activity Club, 4, Secy. of Home Room, 4, lnter-Club Council, 2, 3, Junior Basketball, 3, Pep Week Committee, l, 2, 3, 4, Snow Festival Committee, 4, Junior Red Cross, l. Paul Cooper Davis Vitamins Service is work freely done to benefit others National Honor Society, 3, 4, Junior Academy of Science, 3, 4, President of Academy, 3, Annual Staff, 4, Latin Club, 3, 4, 4-H Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, All-County Bond, 2, 4, W, Va. Youth Conference Camp Committee, 3. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS Leonard Welch and Carol Pettit Wayne Rader and Carol Withrow SENIOR BAND MEMBERS Sandra Dale Denison ,,Bug,, Her charm is not to be rivaled National Honor Society, 4, An- nual Staff, 4, Y-Teens Club, 3, 4, Y-Teen Secy., 4, Bond, l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 2, Pep Week Committee, 3. ,bf fgulfcx. Helen Jane Devol Hl'lelSl'1'l Energy will do anything X-Ray Club, 3, 4, X-Ray Staff, 4, X-Ray Business Mgr., 4, Pep Week, l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 2, Quill and Scroll, 4, Intramural Basketball, l, 2, 3, Intramural Volleyball, 3, Intra- mural Ping Pong, l, 3. Mary Lou Douglas Mary Where there's a will there's a WGVH Girls State, 3, Annual Staff, 4, Freshman Basketball, l, Junior Classical League, Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Choir, l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Week Committee, l. Mary Jane Dudding Hjoneff She may be gone, but she isn't forgotten David Allen Dent Dick Answer to a maidens prayer Home Room President, l, Home Room Vice President, 2, 3, 4, Pep Week Committee, 4, Ac- tivity Club, 4, Chess Club, 2, Freshman Basketball, l, B Team Basketball, 2. Loretta Mae Dodson Casey All sensibility and enjoyment Student Council, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, X-Ray Staff, 4, Sene ior Y-Teens, Vice President, 4, Pep Week Committee, l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee, 3, Snow Festival, 4, Latin Club, 3, Home Room Secretary, 2, Red Cross X-Ray Reporter, 2. Phillip Edward Driggs Phil lt takes wit to see wit French Club, 3, 4, Secy. Home Room, 3, Chess Club, l, 3, Pep Week Committee, 4. Jean Caryl Duff HJGOHH A saucy, sunshiny lass Dramatic Club Treasurer, 2, Home Room Treasurer, l, Y- Teens, 3, 4, French Club, 3, 4, French Club Secy., 4, Pep Week Committee, l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee, 3, Snow Festival Committee, 4, Annual Staff, 4, Intramural Basketball, l, 2. Melvin Lee Duncan Grasshopper As lazy as he dare be Shop, 4, Electronics, 4. William Duvall Bubby . . cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows Electronics, 3, 4, Boys' Ath- letics, 2, Shop, 3. Arthur Eplin Arthur Come, give me a taste of your quality Study Hall l, 2 3 ,4 z' .' j,,J,,dzfX ,Mi Jo Alice There are those willing to work -'M sesame U. Gia 4 Thomas Edward Dunlap t Silas Eternal Smiles Football, 2, 3, Student Council, 4, Chess Club, 4, Pep Week, l, 2, 3, 4, Study Hall, l, 3, Activity Club, 2, Light Oakes Field Campaign, 4. fi l ,I ' ' ff if if ' -7 , X - fi , X' 1 , Mft . J 'f l' T, , ' Robert Morgan Dyer Bob Gifted with a powerful poetic fancy Physical Ed. Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Shop, 4. Robert W. Evans Bob .x. . the best property of all! ,Lfziendsn Ddlbgate to Camp Horseshoe, 3, French Club, 3, Chess Club, 2, 4, Vice Pres. Chess Club, 4, Hi-Y Club, 3, Home Room Bas- ketball, l. John Ferrell Hjohnr, His play is always fair, just, and patient Checker Champion. Connie Forth, SENIOR MAJORETTE, and Walter Haddad, SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYER. g J ,xii 5 Saw ., - 'ifIQ,::'.: ,2E,.4.QExg ' i M .,r.r ,C Guy Williaims, SNOW QUEEN, and John Ruddle, SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYER. Alice Ann Fisher Koochie Give us a good cheer Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader, 4, Sub Deb Club, 3, 4, Sub Deb Secretary, 4, Activity Club, 2, Pep Week Committee, 3. lv . Patrici - ou F Q Pat Her Y res, motlo s, and r s ile V ' ' L Club, 2 , club ., 33, ' nalm onor So- let , , r O uplo Acad- Sciente, 2, uture mchers of America, , 4, Dro- matic Club, 2, 3, S ow Festi- val Committee, 4,15 ior Class Play, 4. Myrtle Lou Gillispie Myrtle Not a moment without some duty Chester Graham Ches l-llef hath a daily beauty in his 1 e Home Room President, 3, Foot- ball, l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, 2, 3, Co-Captain Football, 4, Track, 4, Pep Week Commit- tee, 4. ff Connie Deloris Forth ' Bernie Trip it as you go Maiorette, 3, 4, Activity Club, 2, 3, 4, Pep Week Committee, l, Intramural Basketball, 3, ln- tramural Volleyball, l, 2. Otto Ray Fritsch ,sw I fl M '1 ill W1 ' '-il'7,. :JJ J fill MJ ff Perky Women, beware, women, take care Chess Club, l, 2, 3, 4. 7 .l fly' .ly-. I i rg., ,A A - if Y ,a ' 1 f -'l JJ Laura Sue Glenn , iii' Spunky :Ib Boot, saddle, to horse and away National Honor Society, 3, 4, Vice President Senior Class, 4, Secretary of French Club, 3, Girls' State Representative, 3, Quill and Scroll, 4, Student Council, 4, Second Vice Presi- dent Y-Teens, 3, Junior Classi- cal League, 3, 4, Annual Staff, 4, Snow Festival Committee Chairman, 4. Reba Mae Greene .,Rebo,. Quiet, but a likeable disposi- tion Sewing Club, 2, Y-Teens, 3, Red Cross Club, 4, Red Cross X-Ray Reporter, Home Room Secretary-Treasurer, 3. Q3 William Dale Greene Dale The law takes no account ot a man's modesty National Honor Society, 4, President of Home Room, i, 2, Chess Club, 2, 3, 4. Ned H. Guthrie, Jr. Ned There is something marvelous in music Football, 3, 4, Band, l, 2, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, French Club, 2, Glee Club, l. Laura Jo Haggerty Laura Jo A fair exterior is a silent recommendation Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4, Pep Week Committee, 4, Snow Festival Committee, 4, Study Hall, l. Mary Jane Hale Jane With nothing but a good word for everyone Junior Business Club, 3, Glee Club, l, 2, Dramatic Club, 2, Volleyball Team, 2, Homeroom President, l, Homeroom Secre- tary, 2, Homeroom Treasurer, 3 fwsp ff-l .J-Qziifff lmridn Mae ri f .' 'f if ,' gba! ,.-' . , clgjolld e y 0' Y: eens, if Av, l a Staff, 4' 'o 'l-lonor Society , Pepgreesek Commit , ow Festival C ' e , 4, X-Ray Reporter 2, Home Room Vice President, l, 4, Home Room Secretary, 3. Walter Robert Haddad Walt Man with a mind, and ambi- tion Seni r ass es' nt, 4 W. V . Jr. C my 'i ce Pres , 3, o oom Pres-- ide , 2, 3' unior Class Vice Presiden, ' t Council Represe , 2, , 4, Foot- ball, 354, Natio Wa Honor So- ciety, , 4, --Jr.' ademy of Science Prw , Jr. Acad- emy of Science, l, 2, 3, French Club, 4, Thomas Russell Hailey ,.TOm,, Happy is he who knows God Wing moan- Ckpigxaszs mid bl.. g lvsaffbon-s 4106003 I lquu' fl: Ttl-ve. I-lg ig. Mary Jane Harmon Spider Given to hospitality Y-Teens, 3, 4, Pep Week Com- mittee, l, 2, Dramatic Club, l, X-Ray Reporter, l, 2. Ann Waolwine, SENIOR MAJORETTE, and Joe Boley, SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYER Marilyn Huffman, SENIOR MAJORETTE, and Lee Shriver, SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYER. Barbara Jean Hartley Bobby The world knows nothing of its greatest women Acivity Club, 3, 4, Activity Club President, 4, Basketball Team, l, 3, Volleyball, l, 2, 3, Art Club, 2, Sewing Club, l. John Lewis Henry Jock Put a little fun in your life- try dancing Band, l, 2, 3, 4, All-County Band, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club Treasurer, 4, Coun- ty Band Festival, l, 2, 3, 4, State Band Festival, I, 4. Janis Christine Higgins Hmm., Twinkling blue eyes Dramatic Club, 2, Study Hall, 3, 4. A. . .. 'N A , fl if l Q' Qt ll X -. f 6? R Jo Ann Hill HJOH Swe t, troctive grace Natio a on Soc' 4, L is b, , - De ci , 4 d nt ou , 2, al St 4 lass ice re i 2 d oss 2 rom , , ent, J P b, Co e , Snow estival Co itt , Pep Wee Com- mittee, l, , 3, 4. Patricia Ann Hebb Upotu With a fair complexion and yellow hair Red Cross Club, l, 2, 3, Stu- dent Council, 4, Pep Week Committee, l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee, 3, Snow Festival Committee, 3, X-Ray Reporter, 3, 4. Linda Jea ine Henry ,,-ro ,, l ca ny Chai! K y girl' lu Sew um S c Tr as of wig lub, l, wi C J e nt, , m Se Q- T , . lg l i Edward Hill Eddie Much study is the weariness I of me flesh Kermit Gene Hill IIWOTYTTII Has high aims and the ability to attain them Electronics, 3, 4, Athletic Club, l, Shop, l. Larry Tim Halbert ,,Tim,, An artist draws his own world f Joyce Linda Hudson Joyce Her glorious fancies com e trom far Red Cross Club, 2, 3, Study Hall, 4, Pep Week Committee, 3. Wi, . N . . ' I 1' f .Il J' I ' If I ,IW , U , I . . K r Marily u Huffman the light fantastic toe l nnual Staff, 4, Majorette, 3, 4 ' Y-Teens, 4, Red Cross Club, l, Pep Week Committee, I, 2, 3, 4, Spow Festival Committee, 4, Prom Committee, 3. Patricia Lou Hundley Squirt Her smile is like the breath of Spring Glee Club, 2, 3, Choir, 2, 3. William Preston Holfinger Baccett The world knows nothing ot its greatest men Band, 2, 3, Orchestra, 3, Glee Club, 2, Home Room Vice Pres- ident, I. if Carolyn Sue Huf nan Caro ' ' I ch t r s I go Major t , 4, nnual Staff, 14, Red Cross Club, I, 2, Y- Teens Club, 4, Pep Week Com- mittee, I, 2, 3, 4, Snow Festi- val Committee, 4, Prom Corn- mittee, 3, X-Ray Reporter, l. Mary Grace Huffman Men Can you do push-ups? Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Academy of Science, 2, Latin Club ,3, F. T. A., 3, 4, All-County Band, I, Glee Club, 2, All-County Chorus, 2, Choir, I, 2, Pep Week Committee, I, Snow Fes- tival Committee, 4. Kermit Ronald Hutchinson Ronnie As meek as a lamb, but mighty as a Iion Home Room President, 2, 4, Student Council, 2, Quill and Scroll, 4, X-Ray Staff, 4, French Club, 4, X-Ray Club, 4, Chess Club, l, 2, Home Room Sec- retary, I. Mary Huffman and Bill Nelson SENIOR BAND MEMBERS Ev 'Nw ., ' i f' A Kenneth Pettit and John Mandeville, SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS Ronald L. Igo ,,ROn,. Easy come, easy go Athletic Club, 2, Chess Club, 4, Electronics, 4. 1 ,LJ , f f . ,W Mona Lou Jarrell Bubbles She sits high in all'mosculine hearts FTA, 3, 4, FTA President, 3, Points Chairman, 4, Choir, 4, Junior Classical League, 2, 3, Dramatic Club, 2, 3, Home Room Officer, l, 2, State FTA Radio Committee, 3, Class Vol- leyball, l. jiri! .-Q33 O Ma 'Nagin ,ieiqt H ,yn LJ, a ober ' adfast,and de re Latin ub, 3, 4, ,'fntramural,Bas all, l, 2, , 4, Intramural Volleyball, l, 2, 3, 4, ,lfunior Business Club, 3: Sevgpg Club, l. w -' J .X l s rl j Richard! rankl n Johnson Jack' ' His brain with mingled junk and knowledge Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 3, 4, Freshman Basketball, I, Football Manager, 2, 3, 4, Var- sity Club, 3, Chess Club, 2, Richard Franklin Jackson DiCk l will find a way Home Room Vice President, l, Home Room Secy.-Treas., 2, Basketball, l, 2, Baseball, 2, Chess Club, 2, Activity Club, 3, 4, Snow Festival Comm., 2, 3, Pep Week, l, 2. Mary Frances Jarvis Fran - Of g tle and timid nbture Presi nt of Home Room, l, 2, Student Council, l, 2, Secretory of Hoilne Room, 4, Irctiwltiy Club, 3, 4, Snow Festiva Corn- mittee, 4, Pep Week Comm., l, 2, 3, Junior Basketball Team, 3, Study Hall, 2. Gail Annette Johnson Proxy A relish for wit and humor Sewing Club, 2, Junior Business Club, 3, Pep Week Committee, 2, 3, 4, Snow Festival Commit- tee, 4. I J , A 'X Gaynelle Johnston y Nellie I had a little dog, and her name was Delilah! Y-Teens Club, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens State Conference, 3, Annual Staff, 4, French Club, 3, Snow Festival Committee, 4, Prom Committee, 3, Pep Week Com- mittee, 2, 3, 4, X-Ray Staff, 4, Choir, l. James Richard Jones Jimmie Short of stature, strong of limb Chess Club, 2, Chess Club Vice President, 2, Hi-Y Club, 3, 45 X-Ray Staff, 4. Rose Marie Kolwick Rosie Footloose and foncy free Sewing Club, 3, 4. Carlos Raymond Lilly Wordie The smallest things are often the most difficult to deal with Home Room President, lg Home Room Sergeant-at-Arms, 3, 4, Chess Club, lg Baseball, 23 Prom Committee, 3. ' .e r , ht! f ,.,-:few , we if 4 , Shirley Ruth Loveioy Angel It takes wit to see wit French Club, Sewing Club, Dro- motic Club, Cafeteria Club. . X ,f , ,, 1,1 - 4, , , Y, , ,,.,. lv fm 1 fgfw-,. ,J ' i , , ,, . 'X 1 -,yu f xy 1, ,i -A V 'flag L '.f:,,1t we ,f I L, f ll lf f , . V, x l r f. ,lx jif2,.:.flk,' 'cf' C' 4 'elf uh, W xi. i . If I ,, I V7 -4, Lionel Eugene Kilburn Gene The brave man ccirves out his fortune Chess Club, 2, Victory Corps, 3, Football, lg Pep Week Skit, 2. .rj'A ff Velma Jean Lacy fl pl Jeannie l For they Con conquer who believe they can' Glee Cligb, l, if Sewing Club, if ,Study Holl, . ' N N- l , I li ff r flu A' 1 GQ 5 Anne Marie Long NUI., Her voice was ever soft, gen- tle, and low Snow Festival Committee, 4, Red Cross Club Secy., 3, Red Cross Club, 2, 3: Study Hall, 4. Ufa Mallory Burgy Hum., Of a likeable disposition X-Ray Reporter, I, Study Hall, 23 Sewing Club, 3, 4. Jack Jolfnson, SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYER Gordy Barnard, SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYER Jerry Chandler, SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYER, and Carolyn Huffman, SENIOR MAJORETTE Shirley Ann Lore Shirk Rose without a thorn Sewing Club, 2. Nancy Savage Marples Nancy Whistle while you work Junior Classical League, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America, 3, 4, Junior Academy of Science, 2, 3, Glee Club, Choir, l, 2, 3, Secretory of J. C. L., 4, Secre- tary ot Choir, 4, Vice Pres. of Junior Academy of Science, 3, Vice Pres. of F. T. A., 4, Bas- ketball, l. Joseph Russell Mayes ,,JOe,, The heart of o girl is a wondertul thing Secretary-Treasurer of Student Council, 4, Pres. of Hi-Y Club, 3,4, Student Council, l, 2, 4, Football, l, 2, Chess Club, l, 2, Rotary Delegate, 4, French Club, 3, Pres. of Home Room, 2, Vice Pres. of Home Room, l, 3, County Co-government, 2. Barbara Ann McKee Barbara A comrade neither glum nor merry Sub Deb, 3, 4, Sub Deb Pres., 4, Jr. Academy of Science, 2, Latin Club, 3, Red Cross Club, 2, Memoirs, 3, 4, Home Room Secy.-Treos., l, Prom Comm., 3, Snow Festival, 4, Pep Week Comm., l, 2, 3, 4. John Mandeville John A smile doesn't cost much Vice President Home Room, 2, 4, Football, l, 2, 3, 4, Fresh- man Basketball, l, B Team Basketball, 2, Baseball, 3, Var- sity Club, 2, 3, Pep Week Corn- mittee, 4, Co-Captain Football, 4, Track, 4, Rotary Club, 4. Ray Stanley Martin ,,RGy,, Speech is great, silence is greater Chess Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Elec- tronics, 4, Shop Club, l. Jackson David McFadden JOCk For every why we had a wherefore Band, l, 2 ,3, Drum Major, 2, 3, All-County Jr. High Band, l, All-County High Band, 2, Jr. Classical League, 3, 4, Ser- geant-at-Arms of J. C. L., 3, 4, Chess Club, 3, 4, Vice Pres. Chess Club, 3, Pep Week Comm. 4, Track Manager, 4. Patty Ann McMains Potty Poetry soothes the cares and lifts the thought of men Dramatic Club Pres., l, 2, 3, X-Ray Staff, 4, Quill 8. Scroll, 4, Snow Festival Comm., 4, Of- fice Assistant, 3, 4, Home Room X-Ray Reporter, l, Prom Comm., 3, Snow Queen At- tendant, 4. Trudell Darlene McMinn Trudy Little friends may prove great friends Secv.-Treas. ot Class, 3, Sub Deb Club, 3, 4, Sub Deb Cor- responding Secy., 4, Girls State, 3, Annual Staff, 3, 4, Pep Week Committee, l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee, 3, Snow Fese tival Committee, 4, Intramural Basketball, l, 2, Home Room Vice President, l. Martha McVey Chicken A mild and amiable character Red Cross Club, 2, 3, Red Cross Club Treasurer, 3, Snow Festi- val Committee, 4, Study Hall, 4. Curtis Medley Curtis Oh, where is the end of study French Club, 4, Activity Club, 3, Chess Club, l, 2, 4. Alvonia Joyce Miller ,,Joy,. With something of angelic light Glee Club, 2, 3, Choir, 2, Soph- omore Basketball Team, 2, Vol- leyball, 3, Basketball, 3. Martha Jane McNeaIy Jane Until l truly loved, l was alone Red Cross Club, 2, 3, Miss Sophomore Attendant, Home Room Vice President, l, 2, Pep Week Committee, l, 2, 3, Prom Committee, 3, Basketball Team, l, 2. Melba Lee Means Melba CaIm and Collected Junior Business Girls, 4, Pep Week Committee. . -Q K n .ffx r ., 1 Evefyl lidhe Miller , I Peach , As kind as she is tai Junior Business Club, 4, Art Club, l, Glee Club, l, 2. 5 if I' Charlotte Marie Moore Charlotte Dark eyes Sewing Club, 2, Junior Business Club, 3, Pep Week Committee, 2, 3, 4. Janet Bays, SENIOR MAJORETTE, and Chester Graham, SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYER. 1 O' Joe Borradaile and Roy Bayes, SENIOR BAND MEMBERS Ray Allen Moore HRCYH Art will always Nye .1 Y - , y ' .... rv A J: 2-. ' f . X ,Ji - slv , v ,J 0' K V,,vxIl XL' I, xx, ' K .2 Shirley Ann Morton Shirk Behold, how good and how pleasant Home Room President, I, Home Room Vice President, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Club, l, 2, Junior Business Club, 3, Glee Club, l, 2, 3, Choir, l, 2, 3, Prom Committee, 3, Snow Fes- tival Committee, 4. Jerry Mullen Jerry Let the world slip, we shall never be younger Annual Staff, 4, Sub Deb Club V. President, 4, Sub Deb Club, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, l, Home Room President, l, 3, Pep Week Committee, l, 2, 3, 4, Snow Festival Committee, 4, Red Cross Club, 2. Norman Munsey Norman No limits but the sky X-Ray, 3, 4, Advertising Man- ager, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Home Room Vice President, 2, Football, l, 2, Baseball, l, Pep Week Com- mittee, 3. Richard Philbert Morrison RlCl1Ord Friend to all, enemy to none Mary Jane Mount Hughes Mary And had a face like o blessing Latin Club, 3, Red Cross Club president, 4, Home Room Secy. 81 Treas., 4, Home Room Treas., 2, Pep Week, 2, 3. Doris Lee Mullins Dorsie Hair of fire, and temper so miId Red Cross Club, 2, 3, Marguerite Elaine Murphy Margie Whose eyes glow like sparks of fire Glee Club, l, 2, 3, Choir, l, 2, 3, Sewing Club, l, Cafeteria, l. James .H. Myers A uhm., . Who ldoth ambition shun Football Manager, 4, Activity Club, l, 2, 3, Home Room President, l, 2,,Home Room Vice President, 3, Home Room Secretary, 4, Pep Week Com- mittee, l, 2, 4, Prorn Commit- tee, 3. A ,bd fn-TTU wlllIUl11 Wayne Nelson H Bill r r , m i om j-'ifiaff-i.iL'fff National Honor Society, 3, 4, Junior Clos 'CQVL u , 3, 4, ' ,' , 3, 5 AI C Y 0 , , 4: . , , V s., 4, All t te Chorus, 3, 4, H. M. S. Pin fore, 2, Meet Arizona, 4, Senior Class Play, 4. Larry O'DelI Larry Ask me no questions Baseball, l, 2, 3, 4, B Team Basketball, 2, Pres. of Home Room, 4, Secy. Treas. Home Room, 2, Home Room X-Ray Reporter, 2, Hi-Y Club, 4, Chess Club, l, 2, Pep Week Comm., l, 4. James Willard Pauley mm., An Amiable fellow Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Electronics, 4. s I ' 4 il f I' Q. l Norma Jean Neely Normie Silence and wisdom are companions Choir, l, Sewing Club, l, 2, 3, Jimmy Nicholas Sticks Vim, vigor and vitality Electronics, 3, 4, Victory Corps, 3, 4. Jackie Lee Parsons Jack Graduation earned by the sweatiot his'brow Athletic Club, 2, Study Hall, l, Chess Club, l. Joyce B. Pauley Hjoyce., Eloquence is the child of knowledge Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 3, Sub Deb Club, 4, State Vice Pres. Y-Teens, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Vice Pres. Student Council, 4, Girls State 3, Na- tional Honor Society, 3, 4, Pres. Y-Teen lnterclub Council, 3, 4, Annual Staff, 4. Mary Reynolds and John Henry, SENIOR BAND MEMBERS ' 1 - . f ffrfit 7 ' ' MOST STUDlOUS Johnnie Corns and Margaret Pullen Shelvey Jean Pauley Sl'telvey Saber and serious Barbara Ann Paxton MGH Beauty is its own excuse for being Snow Queen Attendant, 3, 4, President of Junior Business Club, 4, Junior Business Club, 3, 4, Red Cross Club, 2, Home Room President, 4, Snow Festi- val Committee, 4, Pep Week Committee, 2, Miss Fire Pre- vention, 4. Patricia Ann Perry Pat All's right with the world Home Room President, l, Stu- dent Council, l, Dramatic Club, 2, 3, Choir, l, Girls' Club, l, Girls' Basketball Team, l. i Carol Elaine Petitt K.Cir6Ul Q A calm ob erver and, l, ,'3, 4, All-County J ' Bahd, 'l, 2, Snow Festival Com- mittee, 4, Y-Teens, 3, 4, Home Room Vice President, 2, All- State Band Festival, l, Band Club, l, 2. Virginia Emma Pauley Ginnie ,i A sweet and virtuous soul Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 4. I i4iifj7MfM .f ,,,,w1fi 15 'f Linda Elizabeth Perry Fifi Laugh oft your woes and you won't feel blue Annual Stott, 4, French Club, 3,4, French Club V. President, 4, Dramatic Club, 2, Prom Committee, 3, Snow Festival Committee, 4, Pep Week Com- mittee, 3, 4: Home Room V. President, 4, Band, l, 2, 3, Y-Teens, 3. Betty Jane Peters Betty The world's a bubble Red Cross Club, l, Activity Club, 2, 3, 4, Pep Week Com- mittee, 2, 3, 4, Prom Commit- tee, 3, Snow Festival Commit- tee, 4, Home Room V. Presi- dent, 3, Inter-Club Council, l, 2, Kenneth Pettit Leon-' Discretion is the better part of valor Football, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club, 2, Hi-Y Club, 2: Pep Week, 2, Study Hall, l, 3. W 1 Betty Jo Phillips Bel I cannot check my girlish blush Pep Week Committee, 4, Prom Committee, 3, Snow Festival Committee, ' Junior Business GU.b',iQ' lax ff ,sim I T7 1 .1 K VIE' --Dffflf X 5 V' . Jkkxljf l XM' X Wayne Edwin Rader Bullseye Butch As large asflife and twice as natural Band, l, 2, 3, 4, All-County Band, l, State Band Festival, l, 4, All State Band, 4, County Band Festival, l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Prom Committee, 3, Snow Festival Committee, 4, Pep Week Committee, 4. . lj . A31 If C If fgflyirli JU ffi. A-'V' !,v.!,z f I ,'!f'.4. --r Q 33 1? Nancy Lau Ray Nancy Silence is golden Library, l, 2, Y-Teen Club, 3, 4. Lois Ann Reed Lois To blush and gently smile Sewing Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Study Hall, l. 4 - , A. 1 J . 1,1 I fi I Margaret McCue Pullen Margaret A finger in every pie National Honor Society, 3, 4, Vice President National Honor Society, 4, Girls' State Treas- urer, 3, Latin Club President, 4, Student Council, l, 4, Sec- retary-Treasurer of Senior Class, 4, President of Dramatic Club, 4, State Junior Classical League Secy., 4, Kanawha County Co- Gov't, Assn. Treas., 4, Senior Class Play, 4. George Jackson Ratcliffe Jack I tower above them all Chess Club, l, 2, Hi-Y Chap- lain, 3, Football, 2, 3, Junior Classical League, 3, 4, Junior Classical League Treasurer, 3, Home Room Vice President, 2, Home Room X-Ray Reporter, 4, Hi-Y Vice President, 4, D.A.R. American History Medal Win- ner, 3. C- fog .1 , I 4 if Patricia Faye Rayldb 5 Patsy ' 'IAA' Never a dull moment Y-Teens, 3, 4, New Lite Club, 3, Pep Week Committee, l, Study Hall, l, 2. Mary Louise Reynolds Mary A still, small voice Band, l, 2, 3, 4, All-County Band, l, 2, 3, Snow Festival Committee, 4, Y-Teens Club, 3, 4, Y-Teen Rep. to Jackson's Mill, 3, Glee Club, 2, Pep Week Committee, 2, Band Club, l, All-State Farid Festi- val, l. 2 bf, J rrf , ' ' J J..- . , , 3 i . ,1 M F l , . V yr' , '-0 V, I 4 Leroy Castle, SENIOR BAND MEMBER, and Carolyn Cyrus, SENIOR CHEERLEADER. BEST ALL-ROUND and MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Johnnie Corns and Joyce Pauley Phyllis Jean Roberts Priya Joy sparkling in her blue eyes Sewing Club, 2, 4, Sewing Club Secretary-Treasurer, 4, Study Hall Club, 3. Kenneth Paul Rupe, Jr. Paul I am here teacher, you may start the class Activity Club, l, Current Events Club, 2, Chess Club, 3, 4, Chess Club Vice President, 3, Chess Club Secretary, 4. ' l . U 'dl My 4' 5' ff 'J LN ' 'lil 'ily W ,s Ry A, x, 'T' I N xg l 3 X f ' Wandd' Jean Sa ples Jeanie li Applying her needle and thread Jr. Business Club, 3, V. Presi- dent Jr. Business Club, 3, Sew- ing Club, l, 2, 4, Glee Club, l, Volleyball Team, l, 2, 3, Basketball Team, 2. Dayle Jean Schultz Q Jeanie i, ' Naturally og en af,fpe1'ionate 3 . .. , r , K disposition, Jr. Red Cr 5 mlb, 2, 3, ep Week Con-yiiftse , 4, S s- tival Colyillnitt E, 4, y l'LalI 4 ., ,t xp lt ' J 4 'B if J' ll 4 1 4 ' ,. 1' 9, J I 1 I I ,' V .i 4' . . Tl K ,XXI gf'- :X 1 '- John David Ruddle John The social, friendly, honest man Football, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club, 2, 3, Home Room Vice Presi- dent, 3, Pep Week Committee, 4, Baseball Manager, 3, Light Oakes Field, 4. Ann Carolyn Safreed 'fpudf' Her virtues all in words can- not be told Annual Staff, 4, Red Cross Club, 2, Junior Business Club, 3, 4, Vice President Jr. Busi- ness Club, 4, X-Ray Reporter Jr. Business Club, 3, Snow Fes- tival Committee, 4, Prom Com- mittee, 3, Pep Week Commit- tee, 2, 3, lntramural Volley- ball, l, Home Room Sergeant- at-Arms, 4. Marilyn Schaffner Terry Full of fire and spirit and pure enthusiasm National Honor Society, 3, 4, National Honor Society, Secy. 8. Treas., 4, Student Council, 4, Pep Week Chairman, 4, An- nual Staff, 4, Latin Club, 3, 4, Latin Club, V. President, 4, Prom Committee, 3, Snow Fes- tival Committee, 4, Senior Class Play, 4. Forrest McBride Saultan Waterboy A man of oak and rock Athletic Club, 2, Chess Club, 4, Electronics, 4, Shop, 3, Foot- ball, 3. Helen Jean Schmidt Helen The heavens such grace did lend her Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen Treasurer, , Study Hall, I, Pep Week Committee, 4, Snow Fes- tival Committee, 4, New Lite Club, 3. Flossie Helen Skidmore Flossle Content am I Carol Smith Carol Silent and dainty Sewing Club, 2, 4, Junior Busi- ness Club, 3. James Albert Smith Leland Clarence Shriver Lee Forget your troubIes Football, 3, 4, B Team Bas- ketball, 2, Hi-Y Club, 4, Ac- tivity Club, I, 2, Pep Week Committee, 2, 4, Study Hall, I, 3, Light Oakes Field, 4. Barbara Ann Smith Micki9 Life was made to Iive Red Cross Club, 2, Y-Teen Club, 3, Glee Club, 4, Choir, 3, 4, Pep Week Committee, I, 2, 3, Snow Festival Commit- tee, 4. Frances Juanita Smith Frances All time I have enjoyed Glee Club, I, 2, 3, Choir, I, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. Club, 3, 4, Prom Committee, 3, Pep Week Com- mittee, I, 2, 3, Home Room President, 3, F.T.A. at Jock- son's Mill, 3, F.T.A. Secretary- Treasurer, 4. Larry David Smith Jim Larry To each his own Men of few words are the best Activity Club, I, 2, victory men Corps, 3, Chess Club, 4. Study Hall, I, 2, 3, 4. xl - A f' 1, ,Q . 4 L MOST ATHLETIC Morris Turley and Carol Williams MOST POPULAR Johnnie Corns and Brabara Burruss David Lee Snodgrass David Thinking is the hardest work there is Band, l, 2, 3, 4, County Band Festival, l, 2, 3, 4, State Band Festival, l, 4. Morris Snodgrass Hcodyff Johnny on the spot Shop, 2, 3, 4,, Electronics, 3, 4. James Patrick Snyder Pot The mischievous kind Activity Club, 3, 4, Chess Club, l, 2, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball Manager, 4, Prom Com- mittee, 3, B Team Basket- ball, 2. X x Ellen Marie ' nett X 'V Ellen X , So miichltba small he A Junior if Iassi l,,Leag L, 2, Sewing C b, B439 ' y 'aIl, l, Zi Y. I X. ,FIN J tl Xtl 'i K i' . i ' , i , lfl' AN ll N is ' sfff XA . X 'NJ-ij Q RQ? ll R rx J I Mary Lou Snodgrass Lou A capital swimmer Van High School, l, 2, 3, Glee Club, 4, Cheerleader, l, 2, 3, Honor Society, 2, 3, Class Offi- cer, l, 2, Library Club, 2, 3, Jr. Class Play, 3. Charles Edward Snyder Eddie Endurance, foresight, strength, and skill Home Room V. President, l, Activity Club, l, 2, Victory Corps, 3, Freshman Basketball, l, B Team Basketball, 2. Gertrude Jane Spangler Genie How to win friends and influence people Cafeteria Cashier, 4. A . N A Robert Joseph Stroupe Straupe Of great mettle and prowess Freshman Basketball, l, B Team Basketball, Varsity, 3, 4, Chess Club, 2, 3, President Chess Club, 2, 3, Home Room Vice President, 3, Pep Week Committee, 2, 4, Track, 4, Senior Class Play, 4. Paula Diane Sutton Doc Love me, love my dog Jr. Academy ot Science, l, 2, 3, Latin Club, 3, 4, Sub Deb Club, l, Art Club, 2, Pep Week Committee, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, 2, 3, Snow Festival Committee, 4. Edward John Thabet Eddie The innocent sleep Home Room X-Ray Reporter, l, Activity Club, 2, Study Hall, 3, Chess Club, 4. Sue Frances Thayer Sue Sugar and spice Red Cross, l, 2, 3, X-Ray Re- porter, 3, Pep Week, l, 2, 3. Hugh Edward Thompson Eddie A well beloved youth Shop Club, 2, 4, Shop Club V. President, 4. ul ,A 50 5249! L .f , f'- Charles William Syms I Bill And evermore be merry Activity Club, l, Chess Club, 2, 3, 4, Snow Festival Committee, 4. Robert Eugene Thaxtan 'Bob' A dauntless fellow Drema Grace Thomas Gracie She walks in beauty Miss Black Eagle, 4, Red Cross Club, 2, Jr. Business Club, 3, Home Room Vice President, 3, Home Room Sec- retary, l, Prom Committee, 3, Snow Festival Committee, 4. Janice June Tingler 'Jan and Calvin A needle in my hand Sewing Club, 2, Inter-Club Council, 2, French Club, 3, F. T. A., 4, Office 3, 4, X-Ray Reporter, l. BEST LOOKING Jerry Chandler and Dremq Thqmqg V4 BEST DRESSED Joe Mayes and Coral Brillhart Barbara Ann Turley Poochie And she follows where he leads her Red Cross Club, l, 2, 3. I 5 V ll ll ,l yiitjqd Morris Earl Turley Morris lf His mighty stature Freshman Class President, I, Football, l, 2, 3, 4, B Team Football Mgr., 2, Baseball Mgr., 3, Varsity Club, 2, 3, November Student of Month, 4, Gazette All-County Football Team, 4, Player of the Week, 4. Betty Weber Betty The Rose without a thorn Study hall, l, 2, 3, 4. Charles Leonard Welch Leonard Lough yourself into stitches Band, l, 2, 3, 4, All-County Band, 3, Choir, 2, 3, 4, H. M. S. Pinafore, 2, All-County Chorus, 2, All-State Chorus, 3, National Honor Society, 4, Na- tional Honor Society Vice Pres- ident, 4, Annual Staff, 4, Sen- ior Class Play. ' tl ffhwfffr .losep Imer Turley Joe Elmer His lot seems light, his heart seems gay Freshman Basketball, I, Presi- dent of Current Events Club, 2, President of Activity Club, 3. Arminta Jean Weaver Skip Love is sunshine Red Cross Club, l, 2, 3, Red Cross Club V. President, 2, Red Cross Club President, 3, Y- Teen Club, 4, Home Room V. President, 2. Ho ard Lowell We e Lowell , Foot loose and fancy free gtctivity Club l, 2, Study hall, ir We Evelyn Mae Wert: Towhead lt takes life to love life Y-Teens, 3, 4, Art Club, 2, New Life Club, Pep Week Com- mittee, 1, Study Hall, l, Bas- ketball Team, 3. , H .X Lois Lee West Speedy Adsmile goes a long way Black Eagle Employee, 4. Mary Ann Weste Annie As much wisdom as the hills themselves National Honor Society, 4, Jr. Academy of Science, l, 2, 3, Y-Teens, 2, 3, Jr. Academy of Science Secretary, 3, Quill 8. Scroll, 4, X-Ray Staff, 4, An- nual Staff, 4, Home Room Pres- ident, l, Snow Festival Com- mittee, 4. Martha June White 'Marthd' As good as gold Sarah Elizabeth Wickert Sorabeth Her soul sincere Sewing Club, 2, 3, 4, Sewing Club President, 4, Home Room Sgt.-at-Arms, 3, Snow Festival Committee, 4, Pep Week Com- mittee, 2, 4, D. A. R. Award, 2, 3, Clothing Display, lst Grand Prize, 4, Clothing Dis- play, 2nd Grand Prize, 3, Clothing Display, 3rd Grand Prize, 2, Clothing Display, l0th Grand Prize, l. Dixie Lee Westbrook Fib Blithe spirit Dramatic Club Secretary and Treasurer, 3. Leona Arlene Wheeler Arlene Outward sunshine, inward i0v Y-Teens, 3, 4, Art Club, 2, Home Room Secretary, l, 2. Joyce Whitley Bob Gay and full of life Jr. Business Club, 3, 4, Jr. Business Club Treasurer, 4, Study Hall, 2. Carol Sue Williams Carol l am happy, l am happy ,- ..,., Sub Deb Club, 4, Snow Festi- val Committee, 4, Prom Com- mittee, 3, Activity Club, 2, 3, Pep Week Committee, 2, 3, Volleyball Team, 2, 3, Basket- ball, l, 2, 3, Red Cross Club, l, Home Room V. President, 2. , . , 1.54 . , C , .4-'ff 1 i ,.', , f L i 4 ,lr f , X Jil N 'nf i 3 in PRETTlEST SMILE Dick Dent and Coral Brillhart X WlTTlEST Leroy Castle and Betty Peters I I Mprgorgta Gay Williams 7Gay l Good natured, lgenerous, , charming, and clever French Club, 3, 4, French Club President, 4, Snow Queen, 4, Sub Deb Club, 4, Y-Teen Club, 3, Band, 2, 3, Snow Festival Committee, 4, Prom Committee 3, Pep Week Committee, 2, 3, 4. Tommie June Williams Tommie June Delicate and fair as moan- light French Club, 4, Y-Teen Club, 3, French Club, 3, Sewing Club, 2, Home Room Vice President, l, Y-Teens Second Vice President, 4. Ca rma Lee Withrow CarrnCJ Underneath is a heart of gold IGlee Club, 2, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3. ' j . ll f Eli eth Ann Woolwine aoIy Eternal sunshine settles on her head Head Maiorette, 4, Sub-Deb, 2, 3, 4, Majorette, 2, 3, Annual Staff, 4, Student Council, 4, Red Cross Club, l, Volleyball Team, 2, Pep Week Commit- tee, 2, 3, 4, Snow Festival Committee ,4, Prom Commit- tee, 3, Robert Lee Williams Bob Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow Electronics, 374,qChess, 2, 3, f L ff X ,fi X 2?f!jf',fLfff4 A ffl X X f fjfe f f Harry Edward Wise Jeep Happy and content am I Chess Club, l, 2, Chess Club Secretary-Treasurer, 4, X-Ray, 4, Carolyn Withrow George lf a woman has long hair, it is a glory to her Band, l, 2, 3, 4, All-State Fes- tival, l, 4, All-County Band, 2, 3, 4, Choir, 2, Jr. Business Club, 4, Pep Week Committee, 2, Sewing Grand Prize Winner, 4, State Basketball Tourna- ment, 2. ,1 ' . i Sally Lou Youlg Carrots ' Howto fire and temper so ild' -1 A I gzitaiiic Clubl '2, siugylyioii, I 'I 1 , l I lsllllli l Moses Zegeer .,MO,, Short of stature and strong of limb Football, l, 2, 3, 4, Victory Corps, 2, Chess Club, l, X-Ray Reporter, 4, Pep Week, 2, 3, Dramatic Club, 4, Study l-loll, 3, 4. Norma Mae Graley Norma The best property at all - friends pl ,Nllll J lviargaret Ann Mangus Margaret Hair of fire and temper so mild Dramatic Club Secretary, 4, Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Snow Festival Com- mittee, 4, Clothing Display, 4th Grand Prize, l, Volleyball, 2. Robert Kessinger Bob A brave man ccrves out his fortune Noel Holt Now All's right with the world Joyce Hickman Smith Joyce Her talk was like a stream Red Cross Club President, Red Cross Club, l, 2. BEST DANCER5 Leroy Castle and Ann Waolwine 2 nmiis. 1954 P11 4 mf: 1 HCM? Shook me gjirrmify igreen SENIOR CLASS PLAY Directed by Mrs. Margaret Smith FIRST ROW-Joe Borradaile, Mary Ann Davis, Leonard Welch, Terry Schaffner, Wayne Cavender. SECOND ROW--Margaret Pullen, Nancy Marples, Tom Dunlap, Joe Stroupe, Ann Weste, Ann Woolwine, Patricia Frame, Rehearsal scenes and committees at work. 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SECOND ROW-Mrs. Farley, Trudy McMinn, Jo Ann Hill, Barbara Beary, Mary Lou Douglas, Nancy Marples, Janet Bays Snodgrass, Sandra Denison, Jacqueline Booten. THIRD ROW-Robert Crist, William Nelson, John Corns, Walter Haddad, George Berry, Dale Green, Paul Davis, Leonard Welch. OFFICERS First Semester President so PATRICIA FRAME Vice-President MARGARET PULLEN Sec.-Treas. ,,,s MARILYN SCHAFFNER Second Semester President I so E NANCY MARPLES Vice-President LEONARD WELCH Sec.-Treas. E JACQUELINE BOOTEN Sponsor MRS. LOIS FARLEY In 1 Seiwiily-ffiiii' Memoirs, 1954 . . I know of no finer recommendation than a sound body . . . OFFICERS President , ,,,., 7, BARBARA HARTLEY Secretary-Treasurer CAROLYN CYRUS Sponsor , L L MRS. ALICE LONG ACTIVITY CLUB FIRST ROW-Doris Price, Mary Canterbury, Barbara Morton, Barbara Cole, Carolyn Cvrus, Ramona Hott, JoAnn Wekle. SECOND ROW-Nancy Murphy, Nancy Casto, Mary Cyrus, Mary Cole, Sally Burdine, Loretta Burnem, Luanna Jarvis, Melva Smith, Coral Brillhart, Mary Jarvis, Wilma Scarberry, Joan Chandler, Peggy Hill, Martha Bickerstaff, Nancy Reese. THIRD ROW--Sue Gatewood, Mary Holston, Judy Rousseaux, Donna Wilson, Patsy Hudson, Mary Jett, Jackie Haddix, Beverly McComis, Linda Means, Patty Hartley, Sheila Sono, Louise Hartley. FOURTH ROW-Betty Fields, Diana Arnett, Kay Mallory, Marjorie Yeager, Jean Hartley, Carol Dawson, Connie Forth, MC 710ifS, 1954 Page Seventy-Hoe . . all passcfs, art alone, enduring . . ART CLUB 'K FIRST Row-Rum Lee, Anne-ne Johnssn, Niki I I J. Jasper, Judy Jimison. SECOND ROW-Roberta J' .. tx Holsworth, Jimmy Amburgy, Borboro Chapman, Robert Garrett. m ' jjf 7 Amp! 1 fs orncsns R' I X President 7 7, , NIKI JASPER 4, is -. jk , ,WX 3 viwpresadenfrrr CHARLES ROBINSON ' j 'fy A Secretory-Treasurer J RUTH LEE I wx ,VI Sponsor , 'feed J wt Page S4'1'c'nty-.s'ix Memoirs, 1954 '. . . whafs the meal today? . . CAFETERIA CLUB FIRST ROW--Janet Tury, Betty Fields, Katherine Stover, Barbara Wolfenbarger. SECOND ROW- Gertrude Spangler, Mrs. Campbell, Martha Smith. OFFICERS Cashier .. .GERTRUDE SPANGLER Sponsor MRS. ERCYL CAMPBELL Mrs. Vesta Holbert and Mrs. Belle Walls, cafeteria cooks. M 0IY10i1'S, 1954 Page Seventy-seven . . a game of skill . . . CHESS CLUB I FIRST ROW-Curtis Medley, John Ferrell, Bob Evans, James McKinney, Billy McBride, Joe Rogers Edwin Vaughan. SECOND ROW-Miss Shirey, Paul Workman, Ray Fritsch, Don Foreman, Bill Blosser, Jack McFadden, Paul Rupe, Bob Williams, Max Oxley, Ronald Anderson, Harold Martin, Phil Driggs, Gary Tilton, Robert Wil- liams, THIRD ROW-Ray Martin, Tommy Richardson, Jerry Thompson, Delmar Nunn, Clarence Roberts Earnest Lore, Charles Matheny, Harold Hall, Gene Hardwick, Dale Green, Charles Carman. FOURTH ROW-Gary Bollinger, Bill Syms, Edward Thabet, James Dillon. OFFICERS President JAMES MCKINNEY Vice-President ROBERT EVANS Secretary-Treasurer , JOHN FERRELL Sponsor MISS MARY SHIREY Pflfll' Seventy-eight MU'7'Ui S- 1954 . . abouc all, patience . . . OFFICERS President RONALD IGO Vice-President Y ALLEN CHANCEY Sponsor MISS JUANITA WILLIAMS CHESS CLUB II FIRST ROW-Tommy Adkins, Otis Stanley, Tom Dunlap, James Chandler, Ronald lgo, Allen Chancey, Arthur Baum. SECOND ROW-Miss Juanita Williams, Earl Grinstead, Charles Carden, Tomrny Taylor, Charles Lieble, Robert Leftwich, Gail Hughes, Larry Johnston, Donald Smith. THIRD ROW-Marvin Christian, Forrest Saul- ton, Guy Childress, Gene Smith, Frank Bennett, Homer Jamison, Howard Campbell, Ray Humphreys. FOURTH ROW-Allen Hall, Glenn Fowlkes, Macon Carwile, Louis Wright, Bob Crigger. MCWUWS, 1954 Page Svvmiiy-iiiiiz . . All the worldis a stage . . DRAMATIC CLUB FIRST ROW-Carew Powell, Margaret Mangus, Margaret Pullen, Roberta Angel. SECOND ROW-Nancy Sigmon, Dana Baldwin, Barbara Knauss. OFFICERS President 7 77 77 MARGARET PULLEN Vice President 7 ROBERTA ANGEL Secretary 777 MARGARET MANGUS Treasurer 7 BARBARA KNAUSS Sponsor MRS. MARGARET SMITH Eighty Memoirs, 1954 . . vouloir, dest pouvoir , . -. . . where tlzcreis a will, thereis a way . . . orncsns .es ul U Ls. .2fi ,- President . GAY WILUAMS J vice-President . LINDA PERRY Z A M Secretary .... . . JEAN DUFF in , J Treasurer JACK SHAMBLIN Sponsor . MISS MARY SHIREY A V fs , , , ' LE CERCLE FRANCAIS FIRST ROW-Eddie Ewart, Alex Hawkins, Linda Perry, Gay Williams, Jean Duff, Jack Shamblin, Larry Wilson. SECOND ROW-Miss Shirey, Margaret Pullen, Nancy Wickert, Valerie Johnson, Karen Kish, Nancy Morgan, Joan Fox, Tommie June Williams, Jean Ann Dorsey. THIRD ROW-Joanne Lancaster, Sylvia Ekstrom, Mary Thoiling, Marjorie Yeager, Betsy Day, Jo Ann Aschenbrenner, Eleanor Carte, Linda Moulder, Pat Miles. FOURTH ROW-Ronald Hutchinson, Phil Driggs, Curtis Medley, Steve Reynolds, Walter Haddad, Charles Fox, Bill Blosser. Me1710if-Y, 1954 Page Iiiglzty-ani, '. . . and He taught tlwm saying . . .I I I FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW-Sally Kegley, Mary Huffman, Nancy Morples, Pat Frome, Frances Smith, Mono Jarrell. SECOND ROW--Miss Hughes, Shirley Barnette, Betty Evans, Elinor Price, Terry Schoffner, Sylvia Means, Margaret Pullen, Edith Hanan. OFFICERS President , S , PATRICIA FRAME Vice-President ,S NANCY MARPLES Secretary-Treasurer FRANCES SMITH Sponsor S S MISS MAMIE HUGHES Page Eighty-two M emoirs, 1954 . . he fashioned beautiful things of wood . . .' OFFICERS President . MORRIS SNODGRASS Vice-President- HUGH THOMPSON Sec.-Treas. OOOO FRANK CHRISTY Sponsor MR. T. J. ARANT SHOP CLUB FIRST ROW-Charles Spoinhour, Tom McVey, Richard Pauley, Kenneth Breedlove, Hugh Thompson. SECOND ROW-David Oxley, Morris Snodgrass, Melvin Duncan, Kermit Hill, Scotty Coffman, Jackie Sims. THIRD ROW-Mr. Arant, Henry Coll, Charles Pauley, Frank Christy. Mem oirs. 1954 Page Ifiglzty-three . . . science is an eternal Search for truth . . . JUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE FIRST ROW-Marian Zimmerman, Rebecca Bryant, Mary Bradley, Carol Hawkins, Nancy Morgan, David Green, Florence Sutton. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Dorsey, Connie Jarrett, Joanne Hunneshagen, Rosalie Newman, Mary Ann Sprouse, Barbara Quisenberry, Rae Allen, THIRD ROW-Charles Fuller, Paul Davis, George Berry, Russell Cartmill, Ernie Holmboe, Joe Mullen, Gary Tilton. OFFICERS President CAROL HAWKINS Vice-President ,, DAVID GREEN Secretary ,ee,ee,,ee MARY BRADLEY Treasurer 7, NANCY MORGAN Sponsor E MRS. DAISY DORSEY Pugc Eighty-four Memoirs, -1954 '. . . HIIIIIIIIIIH KI lziglwr .vfrlmlurrl of frnining for lm.s'in0s.s . . OFFICERS President BARBARA PAXTON Vice-President , E CAROLN SAFREED Secretary CAROLYN BARRETT Treasurer E JOYCE WHITLEY Reporter JANET RIFE Sponsor MRS. HELEN MCLALJGHLIN JUNIOR BUSINESS CLUB FIRST ROW-Jeanette Morton, Jo Ann Angel, Carolyn Barrett, Caroiyn Safreed, Barbara Paxton, Joyce Whitley, Janet Rite. SECOND ROW-Mrs. McLaughlin, Judy White, Barbara Carey, Sharon Coleman, Rita Lowe, Trevc. Kelford, Jo Ann Koogler, Wilma Cochran. Mvnmirs. 1954 Pago Eiglzty-fin . . . latina lingua hodie vivit! . . . Junior Clos FiRST ROW-William Nelson, Leroy Castle, Nancy Morples, Margaret Pullen, Terry Schaffner, Jack Radcliffe, Jack McFadden. SECOND ROW-Barbara Beary, Leon0'd Welch, Paul Davis, Ann Weste, Kenneth Roland, Joe Borradaile, Carew Powell, Jean Dorsey. THIRD ROW-Patricia Frame, .lo Ann Lancaster, Allan Cyrus, Paula Sutton, Betsy Day, Laura Sue Glenn, Miss Sullivan. FOURTH ROW-Mary Lou Douglas, Flora Sue Copenhaver, Sylvia Means, George Berry, Arlene Bryant, Jo Ann Hill. P OFFICERS President is ,,,s ,, ..s,. MARGARET PULLEN Vice-President 7 TERRY SCHAFFNER Secretary s,,s ,, W... ss.. N ANCY MARPLES y Treasurer ,s,ss s,,s T .- .s,. BOB GHIZ Reporter ss.,s .,,... . . ,s.,As,, .- LEROY CASTLE Sponsor ls.ssssssss- MISS MARY SULLIVAN Page Eighty-six Memoirs- 1954 . . . latin lives today . . .' cal League The purpose of the Junior Classical League is to acquaint students with the civilization of Rome and to help them un- derstand this world of today, which is indebted to ancient civilization for its government, laws, literature, language, and art. FIRST ROW-Tom Cavendish, Gail Waldeck, Rosalie Newman, Bob Ghiz, Carolyn Thabet, Edwin Rollyson, Russell Cartmill. SECOND ROW--Carol Hawkins, Carol Cobbs, Clara Kitts, Carolyn Samples, Alice Fields, Carole Frame, Miss Sullivan. THIRD ROW--Suzi Foglesong, Becky Bryant, Mary Bradley, Andy Southworth, Connie Jarrett, Sheila Sano, Barbara Wright, Nancy Lona. FOURTH ROW--David Poteet, David Green, Alan Chancey, Dick Walker, Gerald Morgan, Merritt Escue. FIFTH ROW-Cecelia Bodkin, Barbara Jackson, Judy Breed, Betsy Engle, Niki Jasper, Rae Allen. Mem0If8, 1954 Page Eiglify-.seven . . ICIIIIIIIUSS and charity urn' gifts for all time . . .D RED CROSS COUNCIL FIRST ROW-David Ware, Reba Greene, Mary Jane M:unt Hughes, Nancy Erskine, Karen Kish, Bob LaLance. SECOND ROW-Mrs. Burdette, Carol Holiday, Alice Jazkson, Mildred Dawson, Marilyn Martin, Brenda Parcell, Linda Sammons, Julia Rogers. OFFICERS President MARY JANE MOUNT HUGHES Vice-President W NANCY ERSKINE Secretary de.,. e.deedeeee KAREN KISH Treasurer eeei e MARILYN MARTIN Reporter eeeeeeee... ,. ,. REBA GREENE Sergeant-at-Arms ROBERT LALANCE Sponsor ., MRS. HELEN BURDETTE Page Eighty-eight MGm0ifS,,,L954 . . . Stitch, stitch, Stitch . . . OFFICERS President SARABETH WICKERT Vice-President L L SHELVEY DOMINGUE Secretary-Treasurer L , ,L Pl-lYLLlS ROBERTS Reporter ,e.e , BARBARA LACY Sponsor as MRS. LAURIE WILEY SEWING CLUB FIRST ROW-Phyllis Kennison, Carolyn Jean Coleman, Shelvey Pauley Domingue, Sarabeth Wickert, Phyllis Roberts, Wanda Samples. SECOND ROW-Patricia Lovejoy, Phyllis Grass, Rose Kolwick, Zora Ann Krneta, Barbara Coleman, Betty Jones, Rosemary Brown, Corol Smith, Rhema Sue Hammer. THIRD ROW-Myrtle Gillispie, Lois Reed, Ellen Stinnett, Shirley Lovejoy, Fern Coleman, Velma Lacy, Rufina McCune. FOURTH ROW--Clara Kitts, Patricia Reed, Mrs. Wiley, Ufa Mallory Burgy. Memoirs, 1954 Page Eigllty-n . . cherish friendship . . .', SUB DEB CLUB FIRST ROW+Mary Helen Williams, Paula Sutton, Jerry Mullen, Barbara McKee, Trudy McMinn, Alice Fisher, Sandra Sawyer. SECOND ROW-Deanna Arden, Joyce Lucas, Jo Ann Hill, Carolyn Thabet, Janet Payne, Marian Zimmerman, Betty Huffman, Kitty Johnson, Sally Coen, Marilyn Chandler. THIRD ROW-Mrs. Coney, Gay Williams, Shirley Lore, Joyce Pauley, Carol Williams, Cecelia Bodkin, Carolyn Sibold, Carol Campbell, Ann Woolwine. OFFICERS President .e,.eee . .,e,e,e,e. BARBARA MCKEE Vice-President ,eeee,e , e,ee JERRY MULLEN Corresponding Secretary . .. TRUDY MCMINN Recording Secretary .. ,,ce . ee,ee, ALICE FISHER Treasurer ,,.,e, e,ee,,,,,e PAULA SUTTON Reporter eee,e, - ,..,ceeee MARY HELEN WILLIAMS Sergeant-at-Arms .,e,c, .. e,... SANDRA SAWYER Sponsor , ee,,e, MRS. MILDRED CONEY Page Ninety M emoirs, 1954 . . it is not enough to do goodg one must do it the right way . . OFFICERS President S , as JEAN CHAPMAN MILLER First Vice-President so 7, LORETTA DODSON Second Vice-President TOMMIE JUNE WILLIAMS Secretary-Treasurer as L,,,. HELEN SCHMIDT Sponsor S L L ,LL, MISS JANE BOGGS W3 SENIOR Y-TEEN FIRST ROW-Carolyn Kapp, Marilyn Huffman, Marta Reese, Tommie June Williams, Loretta Dodson, Jean Chapman Miller, Sandra Denison, Helen Schmidt, Phyllis Brewer, Mary Stewart. SECOND ROW-Janet Bays Snodgrass, Betty Vest, Judy Shabdue, Barbara Oxley, Nawcy Ray, Patsy Ray, June Cox, Peggy Ray, Luana Bowen, Kay Davidson, Marilyn Rule, Carol Petitt, Laura Jo Haggerty, Emma Jo Coleman, Deanna Mollohan, Shirley Thayer. THIRD ROW-Miss Boggs, Pauline Fox, Barbara Beary, Kay Monk, Jean Duff, Gloria Lewis, Donna Clark, Kay Jones, Doris Kirk, Carol Harris, Carolyn Huffman, Arminta Weaver. FOURTH ROW-Evelyn Wertz, Arlene Bryant, Janet Moses, Connie Bowles, Marian Griffith, Joyce Pauley, Mary Jane Harmon, Florence Sutton, Carolyn Turley. M effwifs, 1954 Page N inety-one I . . Curl livlpx tlivni iulm lzvlp flic'111sz'li:1's . . .' JUNIOR Y-TEEN KNEELING-Jean Ann Dorsey, Deanna Kahn, Betty Terry, Charlotte McCarty, Carole Frame, Emma Dora Coles. FIRST ROW-Freda Raines, Nancy Morgan, Joan Fox, Rosalie Newman, Eleanor Carte, Pat Miles, Phyllis Black- well, SECOND ROW-Charlotte Taylor, Janet Taylor, Helen Taylor, Gladys Stanley, Phyllis Black, Sylvia Ekstrom, Ethel Farmer, Janice Molle, Joy Lee Seybert, Ann Quisenberry, Audella Hudson, Phyllis Taylor. THIRD ROW- Miss Childress, Virginia Hiehle, Carolyn Dean O'Dell, Delores Pauley, Shirley Bates, Peggy Bates, Carol Walker, Ruth Parsons, Carolyn Jean O'Dell, Betty Worley, Loretta Wilburn, Linda Moulder, Carol Dodd. FOURTH ROW- Peggy Tyler, Patsy Maynor, Becky Mastln, Judy Breed, Betsy Day, Mary Thailing, Barbara Hardwick. OFFICERS President ROSALIE NEWMAN First Vice-President ELEANOR CARTE Second Vice-President JOAN FOX Secretary NANCY MORGAN Treasurer I PAT MILES Sponsor MISS HAZEL CHILDRESS pug, jVi,,,,fy-m-,, Yllwrioirs, 1951 . . uirfuc' is the truest nobility . . OFFICERS President CAROL CRAWFORD First Vice-President L MARY BAKER Second Vice-President BETTY DELAWDER Secretary , , MARY LOU ARDEN Treasurer , L JUDY SCHOLL Sponsor Y MRS. LOUISE STEWART SOPHOMORE Y-TEEN FIRST ROW-Pat Cavender, Shirley Jean Turley, Judy Scholl, Carol Crawford, Betty Delawder, Mary Lou Arden, Rochelle DeHainaut. SECOND ROW-Beverly Bates, Betty Evans, Wilma Judy, Nancy Sue Strain, Anna Lee Reeves, Becky Bryant, Dixie Carver, Pat Collison, Susannah Williams, Nancy Roach, Susie Childers, Carolyn Trout. THIRD ROWQAnn Bowman, Sandra Campbell, Eleanor Stone, Linda Smith, Janet Glodon, Ellen Brandon, Beverly Rupe, Sarah Adams, Alice Fields, Janina Syms, Laquita Harrison, Jean Hager. FOURTH ROW-Phyllis West- brook, Carol Harkins, Martha Hawkins, Connie Cornwell, Sandra Smith, Mary Wyper, Rae Allen, Mary Bradley. M eivoir-S, 1954 Page Niiwry-flii-ee HIST HONOIS HIGH SCHOOL PUBLICATION ,...f'ZZ.Zf..Z1'ZZIT.'1T.,I'l'.Z'ZI.T'2',,, In To THE X-RAY N 'N'M SCHS Student News E TTTT gnirhiCflii-rieseonTHii1iiTs-iifiel, Such ciiimemi., w. omg. 9, 1953 i i N,- omethiz In Hig Beside There are m around So uth School this yr- Frosh. Have y office? lt is in tion was put hi and the room l now Mrs. Denn way, she is new vase has a new the trophies a n we can thank Corns. Along with u things we have Mrs. Ruth Chili ness Education. from Morris Hai she received hei taught six year Dunbar High Sc school very mi. sportsmanship v at our football ders expects tr here, so let's sl S.C.H.S. hospita Mrs. Mary De history received from Concord Cr degree from ou ginia University. in Raleigh County High School and the students have been one of good keep this up, stud Mrs. Una Meado' I'iIllS'I' llrvw, lrff to right. I,m'vHu Dtulson, llriice KIIUIIVIOFII, llully Xlrhluins, Cvfirgs' llvrry, llvlcn Di-vol. lliwliy Iirviinl, Suomi llmvg Snmlrzi ll:-unison, Clam lintlu-rfnrrl. Nnrmn Curr. llzw Allen, l,:uiru Glenn, -Ioziiuw l,nnc:istvr. Xian INR-slr, In .Min 'XSCII1'lIlIl'l'IIlIt'I'. lfzirolyn Sainiplrs. Phyllis llrowcr. Tlllllll llow: Trevn Hiller. Ci-mlrl Nlrirgnn, Ilaiximl Girl-rin, lliclt hI'.lllxl'I'. llurry ll'isi-. lllissvll iI2lI'IllIlII, Nm-l Holi. llomiic lliitcliisrui. tes ee In estival vol :nth Annu ted ol? wit evening o ,ey Field a iligh School by playing was regular majors be- ition. James again took i Nestor of 2 in second DuPont was Champs, Majorettes, id Opening ps to strut led to place it took the Followed by I Stonewall l Next competition ds returned ier to com- originality, :iorette twirling. Majorettes again r first place in the , were disqualified :I not follow the 'ig rhythm. Dun- ,here by being . - lwnn last spring: Vziul won this -1 HM lllllm I l l.VU llK if WPI' W J0l't'tt0 Festival when sho was l awarded fn-St P I 3 c e' Charleston nf Maxim: ggueie aiitxsiil Yr vi-ar. ill JUS and MHYY will SPY fm they' i awarded second place honors for High fame in Second and South gmia EK'.tE as er' M- .I V . A.B. degree' Mrsw Meadows taught I-Im-h of thi' tlirvn- sclifiliiiwliips Nhuts' To WII' All ly Pralsed Coro- linroln lumor nt Mnrmet Junior 8 first year to te and she thinks except that it's Mrs. Kathryn English. She re gree at Marsha graduate work a sity. She taught of last year hu' fContinue4 Principu 26 Y Our principal to SC in 1924 i Science and When the Junior High school building was completed, he br-canw the regular manual training ta er, a position that he held for years. Mr. Bryan received education in Tennessee, having ceived a B.S. degree fromi land University and a M.S from the University of Tennessee In 1927, Mr. Bryan was I principal of thc High School has held that position for 1 six years. South Charleston School has greatly progressc der the leadcrship of Mr. and his work deserves to be rom mended. Mr. Bryon says: The faculty w THE X-RAY With An Eyr to the Future C' ou' The official organ of South Charleston High School, published monthly through a class being trained in journalism. hprc :,,,-ff---7,---- -ff---W --- - -------- -- --7-i-M Enrrouuu. STAFF EDITOR-IN-CIIIEF Grorge Hrrry MANAGING EDITOR , . Hmm Crawford SPORTS EDITOR ,. ,. . John Cnfvu SPORTS ASSISTANT ., ,, , .. . Ronnie Hutchison HEAD TYPISTH, . .. . ., Patty McMairu STAFF PHDTOGFAPIIER ,. .,... .. ........ , ..... ..,.... ..... . . ... .... ,,.. ,. .Noel Ilnll RI-TPORTERS .. . Ann Wrxln, Lnum Sue Glenn, Sfmdm Denison, Dick Waller-1, Rn.n.:Il Cnrlmill, Gfvahi Morgan, David Grcm. Carolyn Snmplrx, Rmr Allrn, Norma lean Carr, Trcvalyn Millrv, Barbara Addis, Hm lnm-x, Clam Rnfhrrlnnl, Shirley Lmwioq, Phyllis Bnrmrv. Business S1'AFr ilaced them third. 'Cowboy routine, and colorful lar- n specialty honors 'Lullaby of Broad- -ng in a close sec- i t h Charleston's featuring Connie Jolwine, Carolyn orence S u tt on, l. on Page 31 lv- to School has been a mem- r for fifteen years. high in 1938 as a glish teacher. In ide Dean of Girls. sr education and est Virginia Wes- State University. tly improved our nusimzss MANAcEn..,...--..- .... - ,....,..... ...,, , ...,, .,., , . ,,.. . , ,.,, iid... nguoi .esefves '0 5 't ' ents and teachers. ADVERTISING STAFF.. ..... - Jnamuf Lam-ima. Jn Ann Aiehmbmmn, loc naiq, 'by came to SCHS CIRCULATION MANAGER ,... -.. ........--.., --.-.. .- .....,,........., mmf mam taught P.0.D. and ADVISER, w. G. Keys PRINCIPAL, n. L. swim mtb:lc,f ::h1g:g '- Appointed Dean of H-Dupontol Vol. XXVIII January 29, 1954 No. IA yen, he Wu -P- ' ' 'atball coach. Mr, Q 1g.Ch,rl,su South Charleston High School, Soulh Charleston, West Virginia ,ig deg,-ee, from Awjy-higm, - '--' r--'--ve'-' 1--'- -rr-rr'--'- -' muins' nmvvy CGIICZC llld will 26-Nitro Ggmg next year- Virginia University. He holds l Away-Day Welcome blfk iuniors - - - ell' B.S. and M.S. degree. He llll done 3.335 G,me-'mme your outside activities, but excellent job gs mgchey' de., w.Mmo,, Gsm,-hom, don't fail to do your work so you ggngh. music is .gk ,Sify A it , thing to the plosest f SOUTH CHARLESTON HIGH SCHOOL BAND FIRST ROW, left to right-Mary Reynolds, Sandra Denison, Suzie Foglesong, Patty Gross, Judy Raspillaire, Susie Older, Mary Huffman, Betsy Cole, Elizabeth Quarrier, Janice Healy, Gail Waldeck, Carolyn Withrow, Patty Estep, Janice Grate. SECOND ROW-Wornie Lore, Marilyn Huffman, Ann Woolwine, Janet Bayes, Judy Shabdue, Penny Zimmer- man, Connie Forth, Rosalie Newman, Tammy Nester, Florence Sutton, Carolyn Turley, Carol Frame, Phyllis Blackwell, Betty Vest, Carolyn Huffman, Dean Rollins. THIRD ROW-Carolyn Wilburn, Leroy Castle, Tommy Field, Bill Nelson, Barbara Snyder, Ruthann Peyton, Connie Jarrett, Leonard Welch, Bob Crist, Barbara Quisenberry, Barbara Jackson, Sylvia Means, Carol Pettit, Jack Horton, Joe Borradaile. FOURTH ROW-Richard Harrison, Joe Blackwell, John Wood, Bobby Bunn, Tommy Cavendish, David Snodgrass, Carman Ward, Wayne Rader, John Snyder, Bobby Baer, David Poteet, Paul Davis, Roy Bays, Edwin Rollyson, John Henry, Bobby Ghiz. FIFTH ROW-Linda Morris, Lewis Collins, Jay Nelson, Larry Hall, Larry Combs, Nancy Edwards, Judy Morris, Bob Dent, Jerry Kirkhart, Raymond Lancaster, Donnie Martin, Butch Woods, Harry Allison, Jerome Gorby, Tommy Martin, David Kirkhart, Max Midkiff. Absent- Charles Allen, Billy Kohler. South Charleston High School Bands have always had a reputation as good musical or- ganizations. Good bands are built with tal- ented players, and talented players must be trained. Mr. A. E. Raspillaire not only directs the South Charleston High School Band but is instructor in instrumental music in the South Charleston grade schools, junior high, and high school. Through his seemingly boundless energy, the band is supplemented every year with freshmen bandsmen who soon become as competent as their seniors. The band is one of the most active student groups at South Charleston High, and wher- ever it travels, South Charleston is publicized through quality band music. Page Nirirffy-.six Memoirs, 1954 MAJORETTE CORPS K FIRST ROW-Marilyn Huffman, Connie Forth, Ann Woolwine, Janet Bays Snodgrass, Carolyn f an. SECOND ROW-Betty Vest, Phyllis Blackwell, Judy Shabdue, Rosolie Newman, Florence Sutton, Caro urley, Carole Frame, Morian Zimmerman. 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This Page Sponsored by United Fuel Gas Company 1' 01141 111111111111 1iig11l Jlmrmirx. 195 GRID SQUAD FIRST ROW-Kenneth Pettit, Buddy Thomas, Richard Hawkins, Chester Graham, Ned Guthrie, John Ruddle, Lee Shriver, Rufus Hall, Jerry Chandler, Bill White, Ronald Steele. SECOND ROW-John Mandeville, John Bodkin, Bob Clark, Ralph Cottrill, Dale Jackson, Frank Hanshaw, Gary Corns, Keith Hall, Joe Boley, Guy Childress, Jim Smith. THIRD ROW-Alex Hawkins, John Edwards, Jack McFadden, Walter Haddad, Herby Jarrett, Morris Turley, Eddie Huffman, Moses Zegeer, Jim Boley, Roy Mallory, Eddie Ewart. SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS FIRST ROW-Joe Boley, Ned Guthrie, Moses Zegeer, Gordie Bernard, Dale Jackson, Walter Haddad, John Ruddle. SECOND ROW-Jerry Chandler, John Boclkin, Morris Turley, Chester Graham, Kenneth Pettit, Lee Shriver, John Mandeville. This Page Sponsored by Park Lane Flower Shop Memoirs, 1954 Page One H zmzlrcfcl Nine ,,.-- ' e ve ight 'Q M M ,-fr-:alms ! , X ma QP' 4, Q f , 1 , , , V 2 . 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A M, V wa. Q 'gf 'W Q' .,,2wM ,Ab ,x gr. ,- Z. if WN' K k,.5 , N, , .ri VW, N ,. M W , 2. ' . 1 , . Lf, Q ' L . ' ' 2f,k1 s - , 11 0 ,S 4 G Q w .xg ow . we X'- -za My ir Y K mmf , ,A :Wm wg 5 Q ' Wsyiwffqgw 32? 5 X??.l:w,'+ Af, ...Y Nmpunw' 5 Q Q, . . Q Q A Q 1, u , ' ,-41 fiwmg, GW .Vx N 4 , I' J 4: The Orange and Black hit their offensive peak -siipf 'nffii T' i-1' ,Ml l? X . Q by M -1' n ,W ,vv 4 w 'J GAME HIGHLIGHTS Coach Jerome Ruby, in his first year as head foot- ball coach, reinstated the T formation in South Charleston High School football and his gridders posted a commendable five won, five lost record for the season. ln the seasan's opener, the DuPont Panthers took a 19-7 decision despite a strong second half defen- sive stand by the Black Eagles. The SC Chemists defeated their arch rival, Charles- ton, in the statistics department, but failed to equal the Lions in scoring, as Charleston triumphed 12-6. Morris Tank Turley gained 89 yards in a great display of power running as John Bodkin, Chester lightning-like fashion in the second half, after the Rubymen had taken a 13-0 lead, to defeat the Black Eagles 28-13. Inspired by the dedication of lights on Oakes Field, an early aerial attack overwhelmed the Pirates in the first half, but the State Champs exhibited their powerful ground attack in the second half to win. St. Albans' Red Dragons made up a 7 point deficit to defeat South Charleston 14-7 in the Eagles' eighth game although the Dragons were limited to only 97 yards rushing as Senior Guard Chester Otto Graham played great defensive ball. Graham, and a junior, Richard Hawkins, opened huge holes in the Lions' defensive line. Nitro's Wildcats exhib- 1953 Football Season Record against Charleston Cath- olic's Fighting Irish as they trounced them 34-6. Triple-threat quarterback Jerry Chandler gained a ited amazing speed in the SCHS DUP9nt ---- 19 pllegomenjl lin rushlng Eogles' fhifd game Gnd sci-is Charleston , ..,, 12 YG' S on 05.0 posse gained a 19-18 victory. SCHS N1 19 Comlncjndoblny ln the 5 QuarterbackJerryChond- 'ro 'H ' ' louc Own armge' ler and fullback Morris Sefll lshefmdhl , W. 13 In the final game of Turlevcompiled Consider- 5CH5 East Bank 13 the season the fighting able rushing yardage, but . Chemists Cf SC topped 4 fumbles by SC backs SCHS Barboursville 28 the neighboring Dunbar D 0VeCl CHSOSTYOUS- SCHS Sf. Albdlls .,,,, .. ,, 14 Bulldogs in the traditional Ronnie Steele, Junior SCHS Charleston Catholic V6 homecoming game 12-6. end and halfback, re- The superb play of grad- turned a punt 68 yards SCHS Dunbar H ---- f ---- - 6 uating Senior fullback in the first two minutes to start a four touchdown Morris Turley, ends John Mandeville, Lee Shriver, parade which stopped Seth's Sherman Tide 28-13. Alext Hawkins teamed with end John Mandeville to complete three passes in four attempts to spark the win. South Charleston scored quickly and often in their fourth game to defeat the East Bank Pioneers 26-13. Two spectacular plays of the game featured SC's wingmen, Mandeville and Steele. Mandeville hurled a long, south-paw pass to Steele for a TD on one play and the other was a beautifully executed jump pass by Steele and an equally remarkable catch by Mandeville. State Champion Barboursville scored 28 points in Page One Hundred Twelve and John Ruddle, guards Chester Graham, John Bod- kin, Joe Boley, center Walt Haddad, quarterback Jerry Chandler, halfbacks Mose Zegeer and Dale Jack- son, and tackle Ned Guthrie returned the coveted Lions Club Trophy to the halls of South Charleston High School and evened the season record at 5-5. Featuring the game were 40 and 50 yard runs by Alex Hawkins and two TD plunges by Morris Turley. The Senior Class of 1954 will always remember and gratefully acknowledge the fine display of fight- ing spirit and sportsmanship of the team and coaches. Memoirs 1954 9 . ff 'H W Q YQMWYW Wh-f2:w -fm Jn K ,S -W.: :.,... 7 , iw :M M ,Q yr fx f ' Q. K Q ,' , f -- A1 , f. im S. L5 ,. -Y., KL ' - kv. Q - -31 if -mg? 1 Q r 4: z':a-.Ax l vl vi kt x 'Ss X A CHEERLEADERS Marilyn Chancller, Joyce Lucas, Alice Fisher, Carolyn Cyrus, Sally Coen, Mary Cyrus. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Alice Fisher, Carolyn Cyrus. This Page Sponsored by Montrose Hardware and Supply Company Page One Ilunclrcd Fourteen Memoirs, 1954 VARSITY BASKETBALL Alex Hawkins, Roy Haning, Jerry Chandler, Donald Lloyd Kelly Griffith, J. F. Mullen, Joe Stroupe Jock Shamblin Jack Johnson, Larry Wilson, Charles Blankenship, Elvin Hughes. Cage Season Review - Won 'I4 - Lost 5 South Charleston South Charleston South Charleston South Charleston South Charleston South Charleston South Charleston South Charleston South Charleston South Charleston South Charleston South Charleston South Charleston South Charleston South Charleston South Charleston South Charleston South Charleston South Charleston , , Dunbar 45 ,... .,,,,,,,,, . . ,.,...,,,,,,,,,,,. ,f,,,, . frffrr . 65 63 70 , ,,,, , 56 ,,.,,,,, 78 77 58 73 75 74 86 67 54 75 72 64 80 78 ,. 'Overtime victory. This Page Sponsored by Fulknier Hardware Charleston ,, ,,,, ,,,Dun.bar ,.,.,,,..,.,,,,NItro . East Bank , DuPont nm, St. Albans ,Stonewall Jackson Charleston Catholic DuPont Clendenin , Wheeling ,, , ,,,, Beckley , ,A , East Bank , ,,,,,,,,,, Huntington , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, St. Albans .Stonewall Jackson Charleston Catholic ., , , Charleston 46 48 38 40 62 70 67 9l 57 44 56 66 59 60 74 49 74 61 6l Mem0if-9, 1954 Page Om. Hvmrlrrrl lzfllcn BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS South Charleston High School basketball coach, Clem Buck Jamison, was confronted with an en- tirely inexperienced group of hardwood hopefuls at the season's outset and the possibility of a season equalling that of the great star-studded team of the previous two years was regarded by most spectators with pessimism. However, the scrappy Block Eagles, at a height disadvantage all year, posted a regular season record of I4 wins and 5 losses, one of the best efforts in the School's history. In the season's opener, the Chemists, after piling up a considerable lead in the early quarters, lost to Dunbar 46-45 as the Bulldogs took advantage of an Eagle slump in the third quarter. Senior Forward, Jerry Chandler, led the Eagle's scoring with I6' points. Charleston, defending KVC champs, tired before a fast, sharp-shooting Eagle Squad as Jerry Chandler and Alex Hawkins bucketed I7 points apiece and guard, Roy Haning, tallied I4, the Eagles won 65-48. In the second game with Dunbar, one of the three teams to defeat SC during the season, the full offen- sive power of Jamison's Cagers was realized as they trounced the Bulldogs 63-38. Jack Shamblin, re- bounding in superb fashion, tallied I4 points to equal Jerry Chandler's output as they tied in high scoring honors. Roy Haning and Senior Center, Joe Stroupe, added I2 and II points, respectively, in the display of team balance. The speedy Chemists stormed over the taller but less capable Nitro Wildcats 70-40. Joe Stroupe led in the scoring parade with I4 points and Jerry Chand- ler continued to keep his steady scoring pace with I3 markers. ' East Bank, occupying second place in the KVC, overcame the hustling Black Eagles' lead in the last minute of the game to take a 62-56 decision. High scorers in the rugged battle were Jerry Chandler and Alex Hawkins with I9 points and I7 points, re- spectively. Deadly shooting accuracy gave the Chemists an early lead against DuPont which they never relin- quished in dropping the Panthers 78-70. Hitting on 55'X9 of their shots, Chandler and Hawkins bucketed I9 markers and I8 markers, respectively, and Joe Stroupe cashed in on I5., South Charleston moved into third place in the KVC by means of a 77-67 victory over a good St. Albans team. Jerry Chandler scored 32 points in the exciting game as his- long, jumping one-handers swished the net in a good percentage of his tries. Joe Stroupe, rebounding well, scored I8 points. Stonewall Jackson's champion Generals released a scoring avalanche and smothered the Eagles 9I-58 as they controlled the rebounds and sunk a very high percentage of their shots. Jack Johnson, versatile reserve, earned a first team berth in this game as he led the reserves- in floor play and headed the scoring column with I4 points. Charleston Catholic, holding first place in the KVC, fell before the speedy Chemists 73-57 in losing their first contest of the season. Again it was Jerry Chan- dler who led SC, bucketing 24 points. Jack Johnson rebounded and passed to set up several scores hitting Page One Hundred Sixteen the hoop for I2 points. Joe Stroupe threw in II, A balanced attack proved the difference in the second encounter with Dupont. Chandler and Hawkins scored I5 each, Johnson came through with I4 and Stroupe hit for I2. After gaining an early 20-7 lead, the Eagles went on to soundly trounce the Belle quintet 75-44. Expert shooting and a dependable fast break prov- ed to be deciding factors in the Clendenin scrap as Jerry Chandler and Sophomore Jim Smith, the two side men of the Eagle fast break scored 25 points and I2 points, respectively. Jack Shamblin, hustling rebounder, rounded out the top scorers with I2. Wheeling High School, displaying a slow, deliberate style of ball, failed to keep pace with SC's fast break- ing Black Eagles as Alex Hawkins and Roy Haning mastered the 86-66 win. Haning, playing his best game of the season, topped all scorers with a 2I point effort. The Eagles journeyed to Beckley and solidly de- feated the Flying Eagles 67-59. Jerry Chandler ex- hibited a great style of jump shooting and driving speed as he took top scoring honors with 28 points. Haning scored I2. A last half surge by ci tall, rugged East Bank team gave the Pioneers a win over South Charleston. Alex Hawkins, though hampered by the Pioneers' height in starting the fast break, tallied I6 points. The Black Eagles defeated a rough Huntington cage team in an overtime period which climaxed one of the season's most action-packed games. Guard Alex Hawkins, with a cool and calm deliberateness of purpose, directed the Eagles throughout the four regular periods, With the some tranquility Hawkins sank two foul shots in the overtime addition-those shots won the game for the Eagles. Jerry Chandler led all scorers with 28 while Hawkins tallied I7. The St. Albans Red Dragons fell before the bal- anced SC aggregation as Alex Hawkins scored his season's high of 24 points. Seeking revenge for an early season defeat, the Chemists gave Stonewall Jackson its biggest scare of the season before the Generals pulled away to win 74-64. With Jerry Chandler gathering 32 points, the Eagles came within three points of the Generals in the last two minutes of the contest, but time con- sumed the winning hopes of the Eagle fans and contestants. Charleston Catholic led briefly in the early min- utes before SC came on to take the lead and gradu- ally pull away to win the game 80-6I. Forward Jack Shamblin played his season's best offensive game- he led the SC scorers with I8 points. Jack Johnson added I7j Alex Hawkins, I3j Joe Stroupe, I2, and Jerry Chandler rounded out the top scorers with I0 as five Chemists hit in the double figures. The Black Eagles closed out their regular season with a triumph over a weak Charleston team as SC's balance continued to pay off. ln the 78-6I victory, four Eagle cagers were credited with the double fig- ures. Roy Haning led with I7 points, Hawkins tossed in I6p Chandler had I5, Jack Johnson gathered I2, Jack Shamblin tallied 9. M emoirs 1.954 ......WA, gtgg -...ug WW!!! if A ? if' , fffigg K R 2 lil 4 fillfy . A4-WM ,,.A 4, V 5 1 Q , ,.,,.,.Mw-WW ,A -QQ f -ww vi S. :X 'Z' Y 2' X 'if ii ak , 3 ,,,. fi ,, .9 ,.,.. 5 .. af YQ QA A-,M ,. , nf :ff- W-u-,. 41 KA x-fi, '52, ,S-j,,.':-'lun 1 pf H: iffllg E QS' A 5733 6 1. 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GOOD LUCK, SENIORS May Your Years Ahead Be Happy Ones o o 0 ARMSTRONG STUDIO 602 D STREET -,SOUTH CHARLESTON MFWIOITS, 1954 Page Om' Ilunflrvd TI1il'ly-.wfvcn ROBERT CRlST Editor JOYCE PAULEY Business Manager LEROY CASTLE Layout Manager emoirs FIRST ROW-Mary Douglas, Wilma Cochran, Laura Sue Glenn, Loretta Dodson ,Jo Ann Hill, Ann Weste, Phyllis Brewer, Bar- bara McKee, Trudy McMinn, Joyce Pauley, Robert Crist, Terry Schaffner, Ann Woolwine, Carolyn Safreed, Marilyn Huffman, Carolyn Huffman, Gay Williams, Linda Perry, Jean Duff, San- SEATED-Leroy Davis, associate Terry Schaffner, layout manager LAYOUTS Castle, manager. STANDING-Paul layout manager, Robert Crist, editor, associate editor, Jo Ann Hill, associate PRO! SEATED-Trudy McMinn, assistant business manage pictures, Jean Chapman Miller, art. STANDING-Pl business manager, Robert Crist, editor, Terry Schaf Leroy Castle, layout manager, Carolyn Safreed, typist Page' Om' llunilrvzl Thirty-z'i,Qht Mgmoim. 1954 Sfaff TERRY SCHAFFNER Associate Editor MARIAN GRIFFITH Picture Editor MRS. THELMA R, CONLEY Sponsor dra Denison. SECOND ROW-Joe Borradaile, Leonard Welch, Paul Davis, Gaynelle Johnston, Barbara Arnett, Tina Christy, Leroy Castle, David Green, Marian Griffith, Jean Chapman Miller. ADVERTISING SEATED--Sandra Denison, Laura Sue Glenn, Ann Wool- wine, advertising manager, Joe Borradaile, Mary Douglas. ON ora McKee, circulation manager, Marian Griffith, ewer, assistant circulation manager, Joyce Pauley sociate editor, Ann Woolwine, advertising manager, Memoirs. 1954 Page One Hundred Thirty-nine J AM ' as A I N. , . M .. 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