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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1957 volume:

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' 1-AT- 'flaw :Ek A M' ' Qwiw ', ix N X Q Q1 N' VXQ 6 'C f f i if li v ll!-fl-!il s JZ School Secretary Mrs Shirley Mama Mr Jerome Ruby, a friendly, versatile member of the faculty is not only the dean of boys but also the football coach for South Charleston High School He received his Bachelor of Science degree at Morris Harvey College after attending Marshall College and was graduated with his Master of Science degree at West Virginia Unlvresity A very likable and energetic person Mr Ruby has done much to bring about a closer relationship between the school and the community. 7 Our understanding and competent dean of girls Miss Gladys Beddow has won the confidence and friendship of the South Charleston High School students Before attending Ohio State University where she was awarded her Master of Arts degree she received her Bachelor of Arts degree fromwest Virginia Wesleyan College This popular member of the faculty IS always eager to give assistance and guidance to the many students who confide IN her L1 'Q-'J lf!! 'x 5 If MCM f Mlss Clance Banles Librarian Marshall College A B George Peabody College B Wes? Vlrgunua Unnversrty M Mrs Margarei Braham Shorthand I and Typing l Bowling Green College A B S Mrs Helen G Burdette Biology Marsluoll College A 3 M Mrs Lrcyl Campbell Home Economucs Morsnall College A B Miss Hazel Childress Moilwemavncs Morris Harvey College, B. S. Wes! Vlrgmla Umverslty, M. A. Mrs, Thelma Conley Englnslw Glenvnlle State Teoclners' College, A, B. Mrs Puby Carr Hlsfory Morris Harvey College B Mlss Mane Casey Art and World History West Vurguma Teclw A f sm, CLCU, Mrs. Doisey Dorsey Biology West Virginia University, A. B., M. A. Mrs Lois Farley American History Otterbein College A B ,l Mrs Alta Lee Huff Buslness Math Bookkeeping Consumer Economics Pennsylvania State Teachers College B S Miss Lucy Jackson Music .lUIlltCl'd School of Music New York Cnty Rauf Mrs Mary Grrfhth Mathematics MarshallCoIlege A B M A Mrs Louise B Hawkins Latin and English Randolph Macon A B Mr WlllrsG Keys Journalism and English Fairmont Teachers College A B West Virginia University M A Mrs June Lee Shorthand and General Business Marshall College A B Mrs Helen McLaughlin Business Education Boston Teachers College Mrs Una Meadows English West Virginia Tech A B Mr. Robert Pring Physics and Mechanical Drawing Marshall College, A. B. Mr. Fred Radabaugh Mathematics and Science Glenville State Teachers' College, A. B., B. S. West Virginia University, M. A. j6lClft Mrs Alice Long Physical Education West Virginia University B S M Mrs MaryL Matheny Chemistry Salem College B A B West Virginia University Mrs Nellie Melton World History Marshall College A B West Virginia University M A L T Ml Electronics and Shop Marshall College B S it li. A- Ctdllkg Mr. A. E. Raspillaire Bond Northwestern University, Bachelor of Music Education Mr Marvin H Richardson Health and Physical Education West Vlrglnlo State College B S Miss Mary Shlrey French and Algebra West Vlrgrnla University A B Mr Reubln Slggers Industrial Arts West Virginia State College B S Mr C V Rogers Auto Mechanics Mrs Neva Rogers English University of Pittsburgh MISS Ruth L Smith Shorthand ll and Typing ll Bowling Green College A B University of Kentucky M Mr John Stec History Morris Harvey College A B West Virginia University M S Mrs Laune Wrley Home Economics Carson Newman College B S Mlss Mary Wrllrams English Wes1Vnrg1ma State College B A M A Mrs Lllllan Wilson Engllsh and Speech Alclerson Broaddus College B S HCM Mrs Louise Stewart Englnsh Falrmont Stale Teachers College A B Mr .lack Surrette P O D and Amerlcan Hlsiory Morris Harvey College B S .JW F '51 1 sg Kufsfocbona Keeping our school clean and attractive is a large iob. We can truly appreciate the part that these men and women have in helping to do so. Nora Kuhn, Mildred Henson, Mamie Harless, Minnie Haynes ff Q K ' ,lege- COOKS Always smiling and friendly, these are the women who are in charge of the lunches served daily in our cafeteria. Those who eat in the cafeteria can verify the good work these women are doing. Mrs. Belle Walls, Mrs. Bessie Clements, Mrs. Vesta Holbert J. D. Slceens, Clyde Slate 1 -A-' ,fir ' C i , we . 1. mf' 4 ,fn i 1- l 5' I3 ix? R .-5 K f --. s '-S ' '- 4 .ef ' Y s .vig fvny NN r 1 I W 5 Liu, 4 3 'X R! ZX 3 NRA 5 UNK ' is I x 4x X JW ,Him ixibrxh 'I X'N X+ 2 5 iff! Zxl!'S5 N N ,l .K f R X U 'Yhn. A 'N 73. 35.2353 S335 enior Cfafifi icem President - Nancy Erskine Vice-President - Goil Cook Secretory 8 Treasurer - Curl Ekstrom emor C aaa .jvhfsfory The SENIOR CLASS of I957 has proven uts abuluty to wun many honors un every phase of school Iufe thus applues to both currucular and extra currucular actuvu tues Hard work partucupatuon un actuvutues and an all around good attutude toward school have made thus SLNIOR CLASS a memorable one The GRADUATING CLASS of l957 was the last freshman class of South Charleston Hugh School and the only freshman class ever to wun Pep Week They also won Pep Week un theur Junuor year thus beung the furst class to wun thus honor twuce As a recognutuon of theur scuentutuc abulutues JOHN HOWELL and JANICE ANDERSON were awarded the Bausch and Lomb Honorary Scuence Award un theur Junuor year CARL EKSTROM havung made an outstandung score on the competutuve Amerucan hustory examunatuon receuved the Daughters of the Amerucan Revolutuon Award At the annual conventuon un Morgantown FRED GHIZ was elected Vuce Presudent ofthe West Vurgunua Junuor Clussucol League Durung the summer of 1956 JEAN DICKERSON HOUSTON NEWMAN and BOB WATSON were chosen to represent South Charleston Hugh at the Youth Lea dershup Camp at Camp Horseshoe SUZANNE CARRUTHERS CAROL HADDIX NAN CY ERSKINE RILLA SKEEN and LINDA SAMMONS were the gurls who represented SCHS at Gurls State NANCY ERSKINE was chosen Governor of Gurls State and LINDA SAMMONS served as Natuonal Party Chaurman Thus was an honor not only for these gurls but for our school as well Boys State representa tuves were BOB GUELICH and JON CHAFIN CLIFFORD WOODS our competent drum mauor receuved thurd place honors for hus baton twurlung at the T956 Mauorette Festuval at Laudley Fueld In September 1956 the SENIORS chose charmung CAROLYN CUNNINGHAM to be Muss SC Hugh MARJORIE DRAKE and NANCY SHAWVER were her attractuve attendants Our representatuve un the Muss Unuted Fund contest was GAIL COOK who receuved furst place honors for South Charleston Hugh School Popular CAROL HADDIX was chosen by the SENIOR CLASS as Muss Black Eagle un November 'I956 Her lovely attendants were JUDY PAYNE and JEAN DICKERSON Thus year the Grand Pruze Wunner of the Sewung Contest was senuor NANCY SERGENT BARBARA GREEN DOROTHY LAWSON and JEAN HAGER also receuved sewung awards Snow Flake Fantasy was the theme of the Snow Festuval where GAIL COOK was crowned Queen of the gala affcuur Her senuor attendants were JEAN DICKERSON and LINDA SAMMONS Throughout hus four years un hugh school JERRY SHAMBLIN has won recognutuon un the state and com munuty He was member of C V C he also receuved honorable mentuon un K V C the all state team and Southern West Vurgunua team BILL SNYDER was guven honorable mention on the all state team and C V C Leadung the cheerung at the sports events were our two senuor cheerleaders CAROL HADDIX and LINDA SAMMONS The senuor boys who worked hard to support our athletuc teams were BILL TAYLOR GREG DUG GAN JERRY SHAMBLIN DENVER LOYD BOB WATSON JOHN DUNCAN HOUSTON NEWMAN DAVID JACKSON BILL SNYDER JAMES PAYNE JON CHAFIN WILLIAM HARRIS FREDDY ERSKINE Q O 1 1 1 . , . . . an . - 11 - 1 1 ' . . 1. . . ,, 1 , . 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V . , - ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 , , . eI'll0l 6 ALLAN ADKINS Home Room Vlce Pres l 2 X Roy Reporter l MONA SHELIA AKERS Drumnflc Club 4 HONG Room Vrce Pres 4 Vrce Pres Dromahc Club 4 Snow Fextnval Comm 4 Roosevelt Junior Hugh l JANICE ANDERSON F Ik Dcncung l Softball l Jr Academy of Sceence 2 3 4 Pres Jr Academy of Science 3 Pres W Va Jr Academy of Scrence 4 W Vu State Scrence Four Grand Award 2 National Scrence Farr Representatnve 2 Intramural Sports 2 3 X Ray Reporter 3 4 Dramotvc Club 4 Kanawha Co Consalrdated 2 Sclence Club Organuzer 4 Pres Maglc Valley Science Academy 4 MARY CATHERINE ANGEL Pep Week l Y Teens 2 3 Charrmon Y Teens 3 Junuor Busrness Club 4 X Ray Reporter l JANET AUSTIN YTeens 2 Sewmg Club 3 4 Pres Sewrng Club 4 Sewing Honor 3 Snow Festuvol Comm 4 THELMA THEONE BAlLEY - Junior Busxness Club l8 BARBARA ANN ALLEN Home Room Vnce Pres l Sewung Honors l Home Room Pres 2 Y Teens 2 Assistant Vlce Pres Y Teens 2 Activity Club 3 4 Vlce Pres Actrvlty Club 4 JON F AMOS Art Club 3 Chess Club 4 eI'll0I 6 SHIRLEY LOUISE BARNETT Student Counci Representative I Fufure Teachers of America 2 Vice Pres F T A 2 lnframural Sports 2 3 Lan Club 4 Snow Festival Comm 4 Achvny Club 4 Meadow Bridge Hlgll 2 DALE RODNEY BARNETTE Home Room Secr fury Treasurer 4 Math Club 4 Foofball 3 DELORES ANN BARNETTE Gee Club I23 Home Economics Club 4 JIM BARNETTE Lafm Club 4 Chess Club 2 3 4 Qs.. 'Z RUTH BARNETTE DEAN BENGE - Bnskelball I 2 3' Track Manager l Pep Week l,2 3' French Club 4' X-Ray Reporter 4 JAMES BIRD SUSAN BLAKE - Maiorefte 3,45 Sub-Deb 45 Y-Teens 2,35 Siuclenf Council l,25 Class Officer I,25 Home Ream Vice Pres. lg Miss Sophomore Y-Teen Queen 25 Pep Week Comm. l,2,3,45 Prom Comm. 35 Snow Festival Comm. 45 Y-Teen Represenvovive 2. I9 ful' if 'Y 8I'lLOl 5 BETTY ANN BLANCHARD Student Councvl Repro tentative I Templeton Unlon H gh I Monterey Union Hugh I Amerlcon College for Girls 2 3 THOMAS E BOOHER Home Room Vuce Pres , 34 Boys Acflvxty u 2 Football 1,23 Snow Festlvol Comm 4 Prom Comm 3 Flsher Body Gunld 4 WILLIAM BOYLES Chess Club I2 Moth Club Lo C b JANICE BUFFINGTON Home Room Secretory Treasurer l Art Club 2 Sewmg Honors 2 Secretary Library Club 3 Junior Business Club 4 w--any WALLACE BYRD CAROLYN CARR Pep Week Comm 2 3 4 Snow Festevul 4 Prom Comm 3 X Roy Reporter 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Inter Club Councnl Representutvve 4 SUZANNE CARRUTHERS Annual Stall 4 X Roy at 24 ee Club C rr 23 Lotun C 4 Junior Acc emy ol Sclence 4 e Week I 2 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Snow Feshvol 4 Home Room Secretary I3 X Ray Reporter 2 Clean up Comm I BOBBY CARTE Trdclr 3,4, Home Room President 4, Chess Club 2,3 20 'Q 'UM I .Ali I It . 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I , ,wp 2l'll0l 6 BECKY CAVENDER Home Room Pres 3 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Choir 3 4 Kanawha County Chorus 2,3 Clean up Comm 'l KYLE B CAVENDER EDITH CAVENDISH Glee Club I2 Y Teens 3 Basketball 2 Busuness Club 4, Snow Festival Comm JON CHAFIN Student Councll Pres 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Student Councrl l 2 3 4 Memorrs State 3 So Assoc of Student Councrl 3,4 Student of the Month 4 Pep Week Comm 1234 Rotary Delegate 2,34 Varsity Club Football l,2,3,4 Basketball l 2 '55 MARY ANN CHAPMAN Y Teens 1 Home Room Treasurer 3 Busrness Club 4 MARTHA CHILDERS Busrness Club 3 4 Buble Club 3 4 Chess Club 3 P' an. 49- 499 MARY JO CHlLDER5 Spellnng Club 'l Sewrng 'Q- dl' Y Club 4 Buble Club 3 4 WANDA CHRISTIAN Volleyball l 2, Basketball 2 Photography Club 4 Secretory Photography Club 4 Snow Festival Comm 3 Buble Club l C 'V K+- ' K, . - - fl . - f ' . . , Q ' , 1 ,ef 5 - . . 4 ' r I ' i . 4. - lfzir - . 5 , ' , 1 ' . , , 1. ' Staff 3,45 Junior Academy of Science 'lj Boys' I ' 1 r 1 I , 1 ' 1 : , . - . , ' ' .: ' r P - A I '23 1 ' 1 - V Q 4. F. ' r ' F A' 'Arn . n A 1 r if fi :GW r 'W af? BETTY JANE COLE ANDREW .I COLEMAN Prom Comm 3 Snow Feshvol Comm 4 Chess Club 2 3 4 sL,,,, MARY ALICE COLEMAN Charleston Hugh 2 Sfonewall Jackson Hugh 3 LARRY COMBS Band l 2 3 4 Chemenes 2 3 4 Vlce Pres Home Room 4 Prom Comm 3 Snow Fesrlvcl Comm 4 Pep Week Comm 3 22 9:iQV 'x 1410811 el'lL0l fI JOYCE ANN COBB Central Hugh School I Boosfer Club l Tumblers Club I Glee Club 'I2 Y Teens 3, Sewing Club 4 BEVERLY ANN COBBS Glee Club l 2 Y Teens 3,4, Pep Week Comm 3 Prom Comm 3 Snow Fesfn vol Comm 4 BONNIE JEAN COBBS Acflvlfy Club 3 4 X Ray Reponer l 4 Glee Club l 2 Chorus 1,2 Pep Week Comm 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Clean up Comm I Snow Festival Comm 4 ROBERTA ANN COBBS Red Cross Council I l,3,4 Prom Comm 3 Clean up Comm 'l Snow Festival Comm 4 I ff , f f ' f ' I f - A Y-Teens 2,3,-15 X-Roy Reporier 45 Pep Week Comm. ! ' if' ' . J, . . - 'V 'A 'f 2l'll0l 5 GAIL COOK National Honor Society 3,4 Secr tary Treasurer National Honor Society 4 Sub Deb Club 3,4 Secretary Home Room 4 Rotary Delegate 4 Pep Week Comm l,2,3,4, Snow Festival Comm 4 Prom Comm 3 Y Teens 2 3 Vice Pres Y Teens 3 Student Council 3 4 Vlce President Senior Class 4 Snow Queen 4 Pres Home Room l DONALD COVERT TODD CRANE Culrent Events Club I2 lntramural Sports l2, Pep Club 34 Dramatlcs Club 34 Spanish Club 4 A Cappella Choir Play 4 Varsity Baseball 4 Latin Club 4 Snow Festival Comm 4 Fork Union Military Academy 'l2 Princess Anne High School 3 4 Stark High 3 CAROLYN CUNNINGHAM Y Teens 2 Activity Club 3,4, Pep Week Comm l 2 3 Prom Comm 2 3 Vice Pres Home Room 4 Intramural Sports 3 Miss S C High4 ,pl mf' 3l or .ribs .4-H Teens 4. Ray Reporter 4. JOYCE DEITZ- Choir lg Chess Club lg Pep Comm. l. JEAN DICKERSON - Vice Pres. Student Council 4, Miss Black Eagle Attendant 47 Memoirs Staff 3,4g Picture Editor Memoirs 4, Sub-Deb Club 4g Camp Horseshoe 3g Muiorette Corps 3,41 Student Council 2,3,4g Latin Club 3,45 Pep Week Comm. 2,3,4g Snow Festival Attendant lg Daisy Mae lg Jackson's Mill 3. AUDREY DARNOLD - - eens 2,34 P s CLARA DAVIS - Bible Club 2 Y Teens 3 4 X Club 4 News Comm 4 GREGORY DUGGAN res H Y HI Y C 3 Student Council l 4 Sports Editor Memoirs 4 X Ray Staff 3 Pres Home Room 4 Jr Academy of Science Snow Festival Ca Chairman 4 Pep Week Comm 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Golf 3 4 Basket b I2 3 Football I2 Track 2 JOHN DUNCAN Basketball 2 3 4 Football 2 Baseball 3 4 Chess Club 2 3 Cafeteria 4 24 -1-an ROBERT DURST GEORGE EDWARDS el'll0l 6 RUTH ANN DDDSON Choir 'l234 Glee Club 4 Treasurer Glee Club 4 Babe Clu WALTER DODSON Pres Home Room 3 Math MARJORIE DRAKE Annual S1all3 4 Artust Annual Sta 3 4 Student Cauncnl 4 Pep Week l 2 3 Prom Chairman 3 Snow Festival Comm 4 Sub Deb Club 4 Vlce Pr s Sub Deb Club 4 Maloretie 2 3 4 Head Maporette 4 Y Teens 2 JUDITH ELAINE DRIGGS Sewnng Club l 2 Home making Club 3 Basketball 3 Busmess Club 4 0 tl, X. ' '...: Y. 9 l,2,3, 5 5 ' l b 4. W - , , 5 .. - ,:' - ff .1 ': ,,,4: 5, el - i . V ,,: ' :- - NMC' -P . i- 4g '- lub 'Ai .lag ... -.. 1- : - :. , I . i . I -.1 -: .: - ' ' - , all,,i ,I . M - ,.: 1 ,I ,s '- eniorfi NANCY EDWARDS - Band l,2,3,4g Home Room Sec. and Treas. 'l5 Y-Teens 35 Pep Week 2,3,45 Prom Comm. 35 Snow Festival Comm. 4. CARL EKSTROM - Class Sec. and Treos. 45 Stu- dent Council 45 Hi-Y 245 Annual Stoll 45 La 'n Club 3 4' Memoirs Asst. Ed. 4' Chess Club 2,35 Prom Comm. 35 Pep Week Comm. 45 D.A.R. Award 3' Snow Festival Comm. 4. PATRICA BAYS EPPERSON Phorography Clu 3 Hamemaknng Club 4 Pres Hamemaklng Club 4 FREDDY ERSKINE Vnce Pres Home Room I 2 Football l Sec Home Room 3 Track 2, Baseball 3 4 Asst Sparis Edutor X Ray 3 Pep Week 2 3 4 Chess Club 2 9 138 QW I Q 5 Nev Q.-1 'N-Q NANCY COOK ERSKINE Gov Gurls Stale 3 Class Pres 4 Sub Deb Pres 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Snow Feshval Comm 4 Sfudeni Council 4 YTeens 23 Pres Kanawha Co YTeens 2 X Ray 2 Red Cross Council 2 Vl0LA EWART Glee Club 'l YTeens 2 Pep Week 23 Chess Club 3 SubDeb 4 lntramural Sports 2 3 f is BARBARA FERRER Pep Week 'l 2 3 Jr Academy of Sclence 234 Reguonal Science Four 2 State Jr Academy Meehng 2 Chess Club 2 3 Intramural Sports 2 3 Jumor Classncal League 3 4 Y Teens 4 Prom Comm 3, Annual SMH 4 Treus Home Room 4 Sfafe Junior Classical League 3 4 Snow Feshval Comm 4 DARRELL FLOWERS Home Room Pres 2 Home Room Sec and Treo: 3 FREDERICK GHIZ Jr Classical League 34 Pres J Classical League 4 State Classical Meeting 3,4 Vlce Pres W Va Jr Classncal League 4 Home Room Pres 23 4 HI Y Club 3 4 Chess Club 2, Pep Week Comm 4 Co Government Rep 3 iv' Q eniom PAUL FOX - Home Room Pres. 2,35 French Club 2' Track 3' Golf Team 3' Shop Foreman. FRANKLIN FRAME Football l 2 3 Actwlty Club 3 Track Comm 3 Dramatic Club 4 X Ray 4 MINNIE GARRETT Y Teens 2 Busmess Club 3 ,-5 Homemalung Club 4 Treas Homernakmg Club 4 ,Q JOHN GIBSON Sports Editor X Ray 4 X Ray Club 4 French Club 4 Art Club 33 Home Room Treas I Baseball 4 Chess Club 2 BARBARA GILLISPIE Magnolla Hugh 2 Senror Dramatlcs 2 F H A 3 Glee Club 4 gs. 'Y 'P 9 EDWARD FRIZZELL Football 'l Shop Club I French Club 2 Chess Club 3 Baseball 4 Prom CHARLlE GANDEE Pres Home Room I 2 p Club 3 Vlce Pres Shop Club 3 Activity Club 12 eniora DAVID GILLISPIE French Club 3,4. ANNA MAE GIVEN X-Ray Staff 55 Bible - Vice Pres. Home Room 25 - Latin Club 25, Y-Teens 3,45 Club 3,4. MARY EL0l5E GOBEL - Jr. Academy of Science 3,45 Siafe Jr. Academy of Science 2,35 Regional Science Fair 2,35 Glee Club l,25 Dramatic Club 4. JOSEPH GODBY Wm ALICE MARIE GREEN Homemalung Club 2 3 X Ray Staff 4 Secrefary Homemalung Club 3 ANNA GREEN Y Teens 2 Art Club 3, Dramahc Clu 4 BARBARA GREEN Future Teachers of America l Sewing Club 234 Vice Pres Sewing Club 4 BOB GUELICH Home Ronin Pres 2 4 Chess Club 2 Youlh For Christ Vice Pres 2 3 Pres YFC 4 National Honor Soclely 34 Pres Nahonal Honor Society 4 Boys State 3 Hi Y Club 34, Chaplain HI Y Club l4 Pep Week 4 lnframural Spells 3 Siudenf Council 4 President s Cablnel 4 27 8l'll0l 5 SUELLEN GUNNOE Snow Festxval Comm 4 Ar! ub l Glee Club 2,3 CAROL HADDIX Cheerleader 2 3 4 Head Cheer leader 3 4 Sfudenf Councnl Secretary Treasurer 4 Sfudenl Council 2 3 4 Class Vvce Pres 2 3 Snow Queen Aiiendoni 2 Memoirs Staff 3 4 Memoirs Clrculaixon Manager 4 Nahonal Honor Socxefy 3 4 Sub Deb Club 2 3 4 Corresponding Secretary Sub Deb Club 4 Girls State 3 Mxss Black Eagle 4 Pep Week Comm 'I 2 3 4 Snow Fest val Comm 4 req., 3 JEAN HAGER fs-in ANNA MAE HALL Home Room Vice Pres 'I Home om Treasurer 2 Sewing Club Secretory Treasurer Business Club Treasurer 3 Pres Jr Busxness ub 4 Snow Fesflval Comm 4 CHARLES F. HALL - Glee Club l 2 4' Kanawha - hows l ' Foo al 2- J. Academy Science 23' Photography Club 34- Vice Pres, Phoiography Club 3' Pres. Photography Club A' Memoirs Siaff 4' Football Photographer 4. LARRY HALL - Band l 2 3 4' Chemeires 4' Snow Festival Comm. 4. i 'f BARBARA ANNE HARDMAN - Chess Club lg Y-Teens 2,3,4j Vice Pres. Y-Teens 4g Memoirs Staff 45 Pep Week 2,3,45 Prom Comm. 35 Junior Classical League 3,45 Youfh for Christ 3,4. RICHARD F. HARDWICK - Fooiball 'l,2g Track 1,25 Home Room Pres. lpAcfivi1y Club l,2,3. 28 -.ff 1 r' MARILYN HARRISON Pep Week C mm I2 3 Y Teens 24 Chess Club 3 Home Room Secretary Intramural ports 3 Prom Comm X o Reporter 4 CAROLYN LOU HARTWELL Y Teens 2 lntra mural Sports 2 Home Room Secretary freasursr 4 eniom THOMAS HARPER Shop Clubl 2 3 WILLIAM HARRIS French Club 3 Chess Club 3 4 Home Room Pres I Home Room Vlce Pres 3 Basketball 2 Prom Comm 3 Snow Festival Comm 4 Baseball 3 4 KVC Baseball 3 'x 'l' 57 '27 ? 'Q BARBARA JEAN HATCHER J Academy of Science I2 Home Room Secretary I X Ray Re orter 2 X Ray Staff 2 3 4 Co Editor X Ray rench Club 2 3 4 Vlce Pres French Club Pep Week 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Snow Fesruvul Comm SANDRA SUE HATFIELD Y Teens 2 3 4 X Ray Reporter 3 Vlce Pres Home Room I Snow Festival Comm 4 Prom Comm 3 Pep Week Comm I 2 3 4 Co Chalrman Pep Weelc 2 3 Intramural Sports I 2 3 ROBERT HELVEY Band I 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 4 All County Band 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Sgt of Arms Home Room Vice Pres I Baseball I Chess Club I French Club 3 KAY HILL Sewing Club4 29 ,., J I ' rl' I ri .: ' -1 ' 1 .1 ' - 5 .: . ' 0 - ..: 35 5 I -35 -Ry . . I , ' A ' Y. ' ,: a- - is L P 2- ,,: -' - 4: F ,.:A - 41 ,J -1 ' . ' 4. .,i - il - 1 ' -: -.,.: - ,J ,f- . XX. . I All x x,', ll Ill , M 27 .F A - - - ,... 1 .1 .4 - 45 ' -1 5 P 'QQ 1 - :f 0I'lL0l :5 JAMES HOLDER Foovball l Chess Club 2 Shop Club 3 ROBERTA SUE HOLDSWORTH French Club 3 4 Club 1,34 Drumufnc Club 2 Vice Pres r Club 3 Pres Ar? Club 4 JANE A LINDA SUE HOLSTEIN Y Teens 2 Buslness Cl 'Q' NORA LEE HOLSTEIN Grand Prrze Winner lor Sewmg 1 2 Sewing Club 2 Home Room Secreiary 2 3 Y Teens 3 Busuness Club 4 TIM HOLSCLAW Chess Club 2 Acnvuy Club 3 ussuccl League 3 ANN HOLSTEIN Glee Club 12 Y Teens 3 A 2 Sewmg Club 4 DAVID HORTON - French Club 45 Chess Club 2,3,4g Pep Week Comm. 2. JACK HORTON - Band l,2,3,4i Prom Comm. 35 Glee Club 35 Aud. Stage Mngr. 4. 30 BARBARA ANN HUDSON Intramural Sports l GARY HUDSON hw Gb' VSV Ql'll0l 5 WlLLlAM L HOSTETLER Greenbrier Mlllfnry School 2 Jr Classncal League 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Photography Club 3 Intramural Sports 34 Pep Week 4 X Ray Staff 4 Snow Feshval Comm 4 Vice Pres Home Room 4 JOHN HOWELL Chess of Scrence l 2 3 4 Pres 4 French Club 3 4 Pres Lomb Award 3 Pep Weak Club l 2 3 .lr Academy Jr Academy of Scrence French Club4 Bausch 8. 4 Prom Comm 3 'V if mi YS 'gm NANCY HUDSON Sewmg Club 2 -al' 'Sf PATTY KAY HUDSON Sewing Club 2 RUBY KATHY HUDSON lmramural Sports MAXINE EVA HUGHES Lubrary Club l C I - :I - I I I :I . I ' I - I 3' vu . . s N ' :fl - 1115, - - i fi A 5 -' F I . . ,A -1 . ,ff z 'Qu 'U ,mlm JG I I2 FHAI Business Club 3 4 X Roy Reporter 3 SHARON SUE JONES Home Room Secretary I2 3 A 2 Acilvliy 34 Prom Comm 3 Pep Week Comm 34 Snow Fesflvnl Comm 4 Snow Queen Ailendani 3 French Club 3 4 lnframurol Sporis 3 4 BILL KAHLER nd I 2 3 4 Lovin u Home Room Secretary 4 Moth Club 4 Youth For Chris! Club 4 JACQUELINE S KARNES Sewing Club I 4- 'Y 8l'lL0l 6 WILLIAM HUTCHERSON skevbcll 124 Club I STANLEY INGMAN Home Room Vice Pres 13 Dromcflc Club 2 Home Room Pres 4 Secretory Mulh Club 4, Infromurol Sporfs 3 Lohn Club 3 DAVID JACKSON Youth For Chris! 12 3 4 Vice res YFC Club 4 Football I2 3 4 Basket cl cck Tennis Lohn Club 34 Che s Club Pep Week Vcrsify Club CAROLYN HOPE JOHNSON B ble Club 2 Bus: ness Club 34 Secretary Business Club 3 X R y Re porter 4 I - Bc , , 5 4-H . jijiy., I ' P . , , , , ,' ' ' b I 51' ' lp Tr 'l,2,35 ' 35 ' , 5 s ? 1 I - . - i E -- ' f , 5 ' I ' U PAT JONES - Winfield High Schoolg Glas Club F. T. A. Club I,2g Pres. F. T. . 5 ' ' Cllub 5 A . -Bo 'cfbmf I , P . 5 I K fl , I. Y eniom ROSS KELFORD Ari Club 'l 2, Vlce Pres Home Room 'l 3 Pep Week l CAROL ANNE KELLENBERGER Glee Club l,2,3 2'5 - -m 230 waz SCP 02 H1 x I 1 53,5 ago mm Sw-4 Bu.. 3 PF: wg' Nl EQ aff 531' 3 5 figs 9310 ans gr NTSB! -. bJ'40-Y GUY KINSER -nfl RICHARD KIRBY Jr Academy of Scuence 2 3 4 Treasurer Jr Academy of Sclence 3 Jr Clussucal League 3 4 Maih Club 4 Snow Festival Comm 4 DAVID KIRKHART Band l,2,3,4 All County Band 23 4 All Stare Bond 2 Chemefles 2 3 4 Secrerary Treasurer Home Room 4, Baseball 3 4 .-nanny.. JANE KLINGER Nahonal Honor Soclely 34 Student Councnl Representative 4 Jr Classical League 34 Jr Classncol League Vcce Pres 4 Edltor ol3 Memolrs 4 Sub Deb Club 4 Jr Academy of Scnence 234 Chess Club 3 Secretary Chess C ub 3 Pep Week Comm 2 34 Prom Comm 3 Snow Fesrnval Comm 4 Y Teens 2 X Ray Re porter l 2 CAROL GALE KREP5 Glee Club 12 3 4 Chou 1234 Pres Glue Club 4 Treasurer Glee Club Kanawha Co Chorus I 2 Creolnve Arts Feshval 2 3 Home Room Treasurer 2 3 Pep Week Comm 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Jr Classncul League 3 4 -Q new -Ji' 'S' J-ilu ELIZABETH LAWSON - Home Room Pres. 2' Y- Teens 2' Photography Club 3' Memoirs Staff 4' Snow Festival Comm. 4' Intramural Sports 2. CLARENCE LORE - Pres. Shop Club 3' Football 4. 4 f el'll0l 5 RAYMOND LANCASTER Band 1 2,3,4 All County Bond 34 Chemenes 2 3 4 Leader Chemeftes 3 4 Home Room Vuce Pres 4 Pep Week Comm 'l Prom Comm 3 Snow Festlvol Comm 4 FRANCES LANHAM Y Teens 2 G A 3 4 X Roy Reporter 4 Prom Comm 3 Pep Week Comm 1,2 34 Snow Festxvol Comm 4 Intramural Sports FRANK LARMON Dromotnc Club 2 Socreta Treasurer Drumotnc Club 2 Chess Club 3 French Club 34 Moth Club 4 Vlce Pres Moth Club 4 Snow Feshvol Comm 4 DOROTHY ANN LAWSON Sewing Honor 2 Intro mural Sports 2 3 Y Teens 2 3 Pep Week Comm 3 Prom Comm 3 Cooking Club 4 vi - . :'.' N ,,' :nj A .GLN fowl.-in rc WARNIE LORE - Band 1,2,3,4g All County Bond l,2,3g State Band 2. PHYLLIS ANN LORING - Glen Club l,2,3g Choir 1,2g All County Chorusg Intramural Sports 3. 34 ,, 'a A i fl 'Q' 41 eniom JOHN LOWE - Spencer High School l,2,3. DENVER LOYD - Basketball l,2,3,4g Track lg Football lp Chess Club l. JACQUELINE LYON Glee Club l FTA l Y Teens 234 Y Teens Secretary 3 4 Home Room Olfncer 'l X Ray Reporter 3 Prom Comm 3 Pep Week Comm 2 3 4 Snow Festival Comm 3 lntra mural Sports 2 3 JEAN MACE Y Teens 2 3 4 mp.. new rw .,,.-.a-p MARY DEANNA MARINO Lubrury Club 2 Art Club 3 Prom Comm 3 Dramotac Club 4 Secretory Treasurer Home Room 4 BETTY JO MARTIN Sewing Club 2 3 Busfness Clu 4 1 'X X 7 ILL! X' -1:37 Ll. rf! X DON MARTIN Home Room Pres I 4 Home Room Vice Pres 2 Pep Week Comm I2 3 4 Bond I2 3 4 All County Band I 24 Chemeftes 12 3 4 Pr rn Comm 3 J Classical League 4 Snow Festuval Comm 4 Student Councel 4 lnframurul Sports 2 October Student of the Month 4 Truck 4 TOM MARTIN Band 12 3 4 All County Band I Jr Academy al Scvence l 2 3 4 .lr Clcss1calLoague 35 4-U13 IQ eniom BARBARA MASSEY X Roy Reporter Y Teens 2 34 Treasurer Y Teens 3 Home Room Pres 4 Prom Comm 3 Snow Festival Comm 4 Pep Week Comm 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 EMOC-ENE MATTOX RAY MCCORMICK Choir 12,3 A Glee Club l 2 3 4 All County Chorus 'I All State Chorus 3 4 Youth For Chrlst Club 4 CREIGHTON MCCULLOUGH Truck 1 Band 3 Clean up Comm I PAUL McCUNE MARLENE MCKENY Red Cross Club 2 3 4 Red Cross Club Pres 4 Bible Club 3 4 36 4-ul ROBERT MAUPIN Red Cross Club 2 Hn Y Cl b 3 4 Snow Festuvol Comm 4 Pep Week Comm 4 PHYLLIS MAYES Y Teens 2 Art Club 3 Busnness Club 4 Pep Week Comm 3 Sewung Club 1 'm r'-4? 00 rN v ml if el'll0I 5 SANDY MCMINN Y Teens 2 3 Assistant Secretary Treasurer of YTeens 3 Pep Week Comm 23 Prom Comm 3 Intramural Sports 3 X Roy Reporter 4 Snow Festnval Comm 4 KEITH MCNEELY Football 2 Track I3 DELBERT L MEANS --I -vii few., GLENNA KAY MEANS Sewing Club I Y Teens 2 -M CHARLES MILLER JERRY MILLER JANET MEEKS Band 2 3 4 Home Room Secretary 2 All County Band 3 Jr Classncal League 4 Y Teens 4 Pep Week Comm 4 Snow Festival Comm MAX MIDKIFF Bona 1 2 3 4 37 4r - fw- 'Dm l L'.'l'P RUTH MORGAN Pep Week Comm I 2 3,4 Sewing Award I 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Delegate at Large 2 Student Council 2 Kanawha C Co Governmenf Conference 2 Ar? Club 2 X Ray Reporter 2 3 Vice Pres Home Room 3 Prom Comm 3 Snow Feshval Comm 4 Office Dufy 3 4 JUDY MORRIS X Ray Reporter I Band I234 Chess Club 3 Y Teens 4 Pep Week Comm 34 Snow Fesflvcl Comm 3 Prom Comm 3 Intramural Sports LINDA BETH MORRIS - Band I2 3 4' Chess Club 3' Y-Teens 4' Pep Week Comm. 3 4' Snow Feslival Comm. 35 Prom Comm. 3. JAMES WILLIAM MORRISON - Activity Club 2,35 Shop Club 4. 38 el'lL0l 5 CYNTHIA MITCHELL school chorus 4 Home mal-ung 4 CAROL MOORE Basketball 12 Volleyball 2 LINDA MOORE Sewing Club 2 Jr Busmoss Club SUE MOORS Y Teens 2 3 4 Treasurer Y Teens 4 Pep Week 34 Prom Comm 3 French Club 34 Vx Secretory Treasurer Home Room 4 Snow Fesflvol Comm 4 .M eniom PHYLLIS JEAN MOSES - Y-Teens lg Y-Teen Choir- man lg Glee Club 2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4. CAROL MOSS SALLIE MULLINS Prom Comm 3 Y Teens 3 4 Pep Week Comm 4 French Club 3 4 Snow Festival Comm 4 Buble Club 4 BARBARA MARION NEDEEF Home Room Vrca Pres 2 Y Teens 2 Actwnty Club 3 41 Secretary AC 7Y Club 4 Prom Comm 3 Snow Feshval Comm 4 Volleyball l -as v--'Y 'Y BECKY LYNNE NELSON Beckley Huahl Y Teens 4 I e u Glee Cu 3 Jr Classuca League 34 Prom Comm 3 Pep Week Comm 4 Snow Festlvol Comm 4 CHARLES NEW Home Room Pres 3 Home Room Vuce Pres l Chess Club 12 3 Red Cross Club 3 Football 3 Track 4 Manager Basketball team 4 .4!' HOUSTON NEWMAN Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Pres Home Room 'l 2 Vlce Pres Home Room I2 Vlce Pres Home Room 3, Pres Chess Club l2 Pres Dramatic Club 4 Chess Club 2 3 Latm Club 3 4 Dramatic Club 4 Varslty Club 4 Camp Horseshoe 3 Prom Comm 3 Pep Week Comm 'I 2 3 4 Snow Festival Comm 4 CAROLYN SUE NICHOLAS Pep Week Comm l Hall Guard 2 Home Room Secretory 2 Intramural Sports 2 Offnce Duty 3 Chess Club 3 Treasurer Chess Club 3 BRENDA FAYE PARCELL Glue Clubl 2 3 Home makung Club 4 STEVE PAULEY 40 vbe rf AK 'rr'-0 JAMES PAYNE Varsny Club 'I Chess Club l 2 Basketball I Truck 'l 2 Truck Manager 3 Bose a o a Prom Comm e Week Comm l 2 3 Snow Festival Comm 4 Home Room Pres l 2 3 Home Room Vnce Pres 4 JUDY PAYNE Mrss Black Eagle Attendant 4 Student Councrl 4 Sub Deb Club 2 3 4 Recording Secretary Sub Deb Club 4 Memonrs S off 4 Jr Clussrcal League 34 Delegate t Jr Clossncul League Convention 3 Prom Comm 3 Pep Week Comm 234 Buble Club 4 Snow Festrvol Comm Chcurman 4 eniom RONNIE NUNN - Business Manager X-Ray 45 Club Reporter 35, Art Club 35 Snow Festival Comm. 45 X-Ray Reporter 2g Memoirs Stuff 4g Prom Comm. 35 Pep Week Comm. l,2,3,4j Clean-up Comm. lg X-Ray Club 4. RICHARD OAKES 'K .4 he ...rf SUZl OLDER All County B nd 13 Bond l 2 3 4 French Club 34 Secretory French Club 4 X Ray Reporter 4 Prom Comm 3 Pep Week Comm 4 Snow Festwal Comm 4 State Band Festlvul l X Roy Club 4 Y Teens 2 3 WOODY PAINTER Home Room Vuce P es 4 Home Room Pres 3 Chess Club I 2 Actuvuty Club 3 4 Prom Comm 3 X Ray Reporter I '7' eniorri TOM PAYNE Home Room Vlce Pres I3 Chess Club l Home Room Pres 2 Activity Club 23 JAMES THOMAS PERRY X Ray Staff 4 Chess Club 23 Pep Week Comm l ROBERTA LEE PHARES Charleston Hugh 2 Chess Club 3 Busuness Club 4 Snow Festtval Comm 4 SHARON LYNN PICKENS Bond 2 3 4 All County Bond 3 Jr Classucol League 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Pep Week Comm 4 YTeens 4 Snow Festuval Comm 4 Jr Red Cross 4 .ann If ffl? new 46 DELORES PRICE Intramural Sports 2 Red Cross Club 2 Chess Club 3 ELNOR PRICE Future Teachers of Amerncu l 2 X Ray Reporter l 2 Actnvnty Club 3 Y Teens 4 French Club 3 lntromural Sporls 2 Pep Week Comm l ELIZABETH QUARRIER Band l 2 3 4 All County nd l 2 3 J Classical League 3 4 All Stu Bond Festnval l Pep Week Comm 4 Home Room Treasurer 2 YTeens 4 Amahl and the Nnghr Vusutor 4 Jr Red Cross 4 MARGARET ELIZABETH RANSON Actuvnty Club 3 4 Y Teens 2 X Ray Reporter 23 Intramural Sports l 2 3 4 JUDY RIFFE Pep Week Comm l 2 4 Delegore Y Teen Sfaie Conference 2 Prom Comm 3 Home Room Pres 3 lnrramural Sports l 2 3 4 Sub eb Club 4 Acflvlfy Club 3 CAROLYN ROACH Y Teens 2 Intramural Sports J Busuness Club 34 Treasurer Jr Busrness Club 4 CHARLENE ROBERTS Sewing Club 2 lniramural Sporfs 2 LINDA LEANNE SAMMONS Red Cross Dramatic Club 2 Snow Festival Afrendanf 4 Y Teen Conference Jackson Mllls 3 Kanawha C Y Teen Secrefary Treasurer 3 Sub Deb Club 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Sfudenr Councrl 4 Juneor Class Secretory Treasurer 3 Memolrs 3 Memorrs Business Manager 4 Girls Stare Parry Leader 3 French Club 3 4 Nahonul Honor Sacrery Secreiary Treasurer 4 42 fd? Q17 49' Qui eniom LORAN EUGENE RAMSEY - Football lg Track l X-Ray Reporfer 25 Lahn Club 3. JUDITH ANN RASPILLAIRE - Band 'l,2,3,4g All County Band L35 Stare Band Festival 'lg Pep- Weelc Comm. 45 French Club 3,45 Y-Teens 45 Prom Comm. 3. NA' 1 lm, m f2 55!' DONALD ALLEN RAY Pep Week Comm 23 4 ORREN RAYFORD Basketball l 2 eniom MARY SAMPLES Pep Week Comm l Good Read mg Club 2 Y Teens 3 44 Prom Comm 3 Pep Week Comm 4 Snow Feltlval Comm 4 SANDRA SUE SANFORD A Club 2 3 X y Reporter 2 Art Club Pres 3 Ho e Room Vlce Pres 3 Jr Busmess Club 4 DARLENE SCARBERRY Sewlng Club 3 Home makung Club 4 NANCY LYNN SERGENT Grafton Hngh School l Dunbar Hnglw School 2 Future Nurses of America l Y Teens l Y Teen Delegate Jackson M ll l Sewing Club 4 Sewlng Awards 3 Band 1234 J Closstcal League 34 Prom Comm 3 Snow Festlval Comm 4 Pep Week Comm 3 4 All State Band Festrval l2 95: .5? JERRY Sl lAMBLlN Football l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 4 Baseball 2 3 Track l Student Council 2 3 4 Class President ,2 3 Prom Comm Pe Week Comm l2,34 V rslty Club 12 4 Snow Festlval Comm 4 NANCY JANE SHAWVER Moporette 3 4 Sub Del: 4 Y Teens 2 YTeen Inter Club Council Repre sentatuve 2 Home Room Secretory Treasurer I2 Mnss Soph Y Teen Attendant 2 Pep Week Comm l234 Prom Comm 3 now Festival Comm 4 Band Trtp 3 GEORGE SHEA Football 12 3 4 Truck I ,3,41 Basketball Mngr l Home Room Pres I Home Room Pep Week Comm l 23 4 Pr m omm 3 Varslty Club 4 Varsity Club Sgt Arms 4 Actlvrty Club l2 3 Snow Festival Comm 4 Pres Actwlty Club 3 :ce Pres 2 RILLA SKEEN Home Room Pres l 3 Pep Week Comm l 2 3 Prom Comm 3 Y Teens 23 Y Teen Pres 3 Delegate to Y Teen State Conference 3 Sub Deb Club 4 Rhododendron Girls Stote 3 V l - rt X ,I -Ra 1 -5 lv ' 5 - 1 - i I ' 1, ' 1, .ms r. ' ,g . 5 AS ,,3.: ,:. 1 ' l,,,: ' 1,1 '31 P - . ri ff' .,3.: 4 A .. , V if 1 3,45 Sub-Deb Treasurer 45 MissS.C. 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K ,ff A, f' i X11 'l Y f Y 2. l jf X I ,L, - ,..: .2 V' -,3: - ..,: 0 C . 5, ' g ' .ot 14 eniom FRED SLOAN JR ww CLARENCE J SMITH Future Farmers of Amernca Home Room Pres 12 Chess Club 3 BARBARA SNYDER Band 1 2 3 4 All State Band Festival 1 All County Band 12 Pram Comm 3 J Academy of Sclence 1234 Chemical State Publicity Comm 2 Scrence Club of Amerrca 23 Nataonal Honor Society 3 4 Hlstarlan for National Honor Society 4 Music Educational Meetung Morgantown 3 Latm Club 4 Vice Pres Jr Academy ol Science 4 Snow Festival Comm 4 JOHN PHILLIP SNYDER Band 12 3 4 Glen Club I2 3 4 Jr Classical League 3 4 Jr Academy ol Science 2 Regional Sclence Farr 2 Pep Week Comm 12,34 Prom Comm 3 Snow Festival Comm 4 Chorus 1234 All County Chorus 12 All tat Chorus 4 Amahl and the Night Vlsrtors 4 State Band Festival 1 Oak Ridge Trip 2 WILLIAM SNYDER Football 13 4 Basketball 1 2 Track 1 Pep Week Comm 1 2 3 Chess Club 3 Home Room Vice Pres 3 Varsxty Club 4 CLAUDE W SPURLOCK Footballl 2 3 4 Basket ball 1 2 Class Play 3 Speech Club 3 1,7 14' val Comm 4 Auto Mechcmcs Oflncer 3 4 '11Y M5 JOSEPH SNELL Chess Club 2 3 French Club 3 Pep Week Comm 3 4 Dramatic Club 4 Snow Festa ERNEST SNODGRASS Activity Club 2 Capt Gold Team 1,2 3 4 Baseball 4 Home Room Vuce Pres 2 eniorfi '23 WILLA JEAN STARK -Q Home Room Trecsurer Ig y Prom Comm. 35 Y-Teens 2,3,4p,Snow Festiral Comm. A. TYRONE STONE - Chess Clubg Activity Clubg Home Room Secretory-Treasurerg X-Ray Reporter. ANNA PRISCILLA STOVALL Home Room Secre tary 3 KATHERINE STOVER Home Room P es I P o gram Comm Ch rrmon 2 Glee Club Treasurer 3 ee Club I2 3 4 Chour 3 Vice Pres Glee C u 4 County Chorus 3 All State Chorus Alternate 3 All State Chorus 4 Home Room Treasurer vos D 3' JAMES STRAUGHN Chess Club I 2 French Club e u 23 Varsrty Clu I Foot a Track JANICE GAYE SULLIVAN X Ray Reporter I Home Room Pres I Glee Club I 2 Jumor Y Teens 3 Intramural Sports 3 Pep Week Comm 3 Prom Comm 3 ,Wie 'K BARBARA ANN SWAIN Jr Academy of Science n rar u R Cross 4 X a Reporter 3 Snow Festwal Comm 4 as gh-L BILLY RAY TAYLOR Pep Week Comm l23 H1 Y 4 Basketball I2 3 4 Basel-':CIIl 3 4 PFI is Q lf so :C ls F rf eniord x . . X . - 4- Tx Q x DANIEL TAYLOR - Jr. Red Cross Club l,2,3g Vice res ounty Jr ed ross ' '- C u ' Latrn Club 4 Pres Red Crass Club 3 Red Cross Leadership School 3 HI Y Secretary 4 Snow Fest: vol Comm 4 Pep Week Comm 4 PEGGY THOMAS Y Teens l 2 4 Home Room V ce Pres 2 X Roy Reporter 2 Glee Club Teen Treasurer 2 lnter Club Council Represenfatrve 2 Pep Week Comm 3 Snow Festival Comm 4 r 1!!'l ui-I 1--g-5' Club 3 PAT TROUT Secretary Y Teens 2 Actrv ty Club 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 Jr Basketball Clmmpvons Clean up Comm l Pep Week Comm CARL CHRISTOPHER TULLY Baseball 2 3 4 Foorboll 2 4 Track M gr 3 Vursvty Club 4 oot ub ess J Home Room Vrce Pres 2 Home Room Seen-rcry Treasurer l A Lntvn Club 3 Pep Week Comm 2 3 Snow Festuvn Comm -f'm ' s GENEVA TURNER Sub Deb Club 3 4 Y Teens 2 X Ray Reporter 2 Bethany Y Teen Conference Prom Comm 3 Pep Week Comm 12 3 4 In mural Sports 2 3 ner u ouncr Acl o Pres of Sub Deb Club 4 Clean up Comm I SELDON WARD Chess Club 2 3 X Ray Reporter 2 N95 1 ' rm f,,1,,i ggi! 'l Quang., av LYNN THGRLEY Clwemettes 2 3 4 Latrn Club 3 French Club 4 Red C oss Club 4 Glee Club l 2 3 Pep Week Comm 4 Prom Comm 3 Snow Festival Comm 4 Treasurer French Club 4 NANCY TRIMBLE S Albans Hugh I2 Lrbru .fi 'DX' xiii LEONARD MACK WATTS An Club l Shop Club l 2 Pres Shop Club l FRANKLIN WEAVER 0I'll0l 6 JOHN DAVID WARE Red Cross Club l Chess Clua 2 3 X Ray Club 4 Track 2 Pepweek Comm l Lahn Club 3 ROBERT WATSON Basketball l,234 Baseball 4 Student Councnl 'l Pep Week 24 Pres Home Room 12 3 4 Chess Club 3 4 French Club 3 4 Chess Club Pres 3 Camp Horseshoe 3 Rotary Club Delegate 4 Stage Hancl 4 Class Vice Pres l 'Jr .pu JAY? l r 4 Am 3-5 4 fDi'lr. 4 '7' . . RICHARD WEESE WANDA LEA WHYTSELL - Home Rohm Secretary- Treasurer lg Y-Teens 2pVice Pres. Y-Teens 25 Home Room Vice Pres. 2,35 Activity Club 3,45 Activity Club Pres. 45 Home Room Pres. 45 Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. TREASURE WIBLEN . Chess Club 2,3,45 Treasurer Chess Club 25 French Club 33 Pres. Chess Club 35 Pep Week Comm. l,2g Football lp Athletic Club li Pres. Home Room lg Home Room Treasurer 2: Jr. Academy of Science 1,25 Glee Club l,2. JOYCE ANN WHITE - X-Ray Reporter 2 Buble Club 2' Jr. Business Club 4. '15 14 ,A eniom CAROLYN WILBURN - Band I,2,3,4g All County Boncl I,3g Y-Teens 2,35 X-Ray Staff 4g Pep Week Comm. 45 Pram Comm. 35, French Club 3,45 Snow Festival Comm. 4g,West Virginia State Bond Festi- vo I' West Virginia Music Education Meeting Program Morgantown 3. 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Q k X J, S., -Lw:uiks.Xixf?Et..,'1t'y A ' ygrw J J-71 - M L ws an w 'A,'i1fF 2 N U U fl . . 1 YF' N?X21'9 'vf iiiO-I-'5'l'7V 5 F1-.K 5i!iig5 ' 3 5 1 an Q Q ,Q ' Q -. 4' K ' ,, x... -.- Q Xp , .A ks 5'-3 C I f-., 'Q ff' gif ' Q-.........., ,WM W! J Dmfrs Jw Cm-suv Taxis OHTH :uve u,ms':. Pg P wean Novsmasn 'l,lQ5L SCHOOL CALENDAR OF Ulm - Q - - LQ 2 Sm-noon. ovens 5 Safran!!! '1,lQ5'L jx dwg :IFN :Je Y, M HIORETTEFSSTIVDL Snrensen as nfl. Fooramu. Susan Ssrrnmssn 1 NCL as 'Srl' HOMICOMIUG Gm-le Novmaent W' M QX7 DIclnlEl 10 'qu xj N i Snow FHTIVN-X EQ ,,,,,.z De mast ur Nfl, if J 3 R w x 4 X 1, , o -liz-1-Q VAP - rw-.-rg. S 0 , L ig Bnsnnanu 5l0S0N -1- K rv , .E , 75. - 4 ft' .-...igk 'xt U. Q- ..:.-- T -' ' fl W X -- if f f fx X -ff- ENTS OF 1956 57 QRS' Bunn Fesvrvnp Mm' q- ,vu-1 'Lf -fd ww Ssvrorz Tarn Fegguggqq no N51 G Q I rf., Q 71 'xv r Q0 5 nfl 0 X Anuunu, Cane O Nav 1:1951 K Tuuran Senna R2 QIUIOR Cgggg pl-HY Mg! H 'qs--1 Nm 2. l45 1 May 7-7,l!5 1 , he 23 A pu. NIGHT OYSHENCEIUIUT' Mm 2l,l1'5 1 ,,..-- 500001-'s ou-r ! Top! 3'm5-' M Damn. 5' v 3 ' r ' p 4-: 6 T'-L Z UD. X 6 QU X f' 4g . ' uv 5' Q ' ,six I 5 '- N - 6 L X O I s.f I X' I f ll' ' ll , s ' I6 I 9 3 1 no 'Q L 5 Q...i......--l I a Q 'Y Q c lC? C96 all' Mi? This page sponsored by HUFFMAN BROTHERS CO my Zgfaclv 60194 .fgllenafanfa Judy Payne .lean Dickerson Wlth truumphont smtles Mtss Block Eagle and her Attendants recetve their flowers at the Homecoming game XH- Thns page sponsored by CHARLES THABET OF THABET S GRILL I1 Ol U UQQIT I C Lx Tlwns page sponsored by ' D0 RHODES WALKER ce-sEvRoLET QOMPANY . . V. K x 'Q A - if , V dz 1 4 -Q 'Q 4 . ,Q , GG' ' . S 45, 1 9' No. QB' Sensor Attendant Senuor Attendant I-Indo summons Jean Dlckerson fs X Junior Attendant Alice Durrett Sophomore Attendant Janet Smith L65 . igA anc!.f4ffenc!anfJ Semedz Corolyn Cunningham, Miss S. C. High Stondmg: Moqorle Drake ond Nuncy Showver, Miss S. C, Hlgl1AYtendurlfS is 11 ,gav- 73? -.4 QT -'ug 'gag' Sl' ,al-v j x 4,-A'- v 531 me-nv ,rf f-uni' 'iff '59 N' ii 5.1-xgmr 4f3l?W,?3a,, X 2 iff Inns page sponsored by the DIAMOND PHOTOGRAPHIC SALON Q Camp Horseshoe Delegates Boys State Delegates Bob Watson Jean Dickerson Houston Newman Bob Gueluch Jon Chatln 0lfl'LOI l 0LU if QC! Ql 15 I Ql0CUf'Q OC Cl Each year the Lions Club American Leglon and varlous women s CIVIC organuzatrons send a group of fortunate South Charleston Hugh School Junnors to represent thenr school at Gnrls State Boys State and Camp Horseshoe These are special camps establushed to smpart a knowledge of good cltnzenshlp and leadershup but while Boys State and Gurls State deal prrmarnly wlth the polltlcal angle Camp Horseshoe us slmllar to a church camp Classes an city county and state government were held an order that the delegates might become acquainted wnth polntlcs law and problems of thenr state government After tour days of campaugnlng polutncal rallxes and speeches a mock xnaugura tnon was held at Grrls State and Nancy Erslune was elected Governor To be chosen as a delegate to these camps rs beneflcnal as as well as an honor for participants meet new people and gaun frnends Girls State Delegates Seated Nancy Ersklne Standing Carol Haddsx Suzanne Carruthers Linda Sammons, Rllla Skeen 1 I ,f t 1 1 1 1 2, 1 1 , . , . . - 1 1 1 1 - . . . . I . , , , 1 1 1 1 1 , . I I I I . . , 1 . 1 . . . I , . BEST LOOKING Carol HOddIX and James Payne MOST STUDIOUS Jane Klmger and Bob Guelrch lf' BEST ALL ROUND Jean Drckerson and Jan Chafln MOST SCHOOL SPIRI Greg Du FRIENDLIEST Fred GI T ggan and Sandra Hatfield TIZ and Sharon Jones 2 Q Judy PRETTIEST SMILE Q Akers Don M ortm and Mon MOST ATHLETIC Rxffe and Jerry Shamblin MOST POPULAR C ol Hcddlx Jon C I-:cfm and or BEST DRESSED RIIIG Skeen LY T0 SUCCEED Taylor and MOST LIKE June Kllnger ond Bob Guellch 5, SIT WIN! VK' MRI CH Iiftt .S?lfL6leI'lt6 Throughout the school year there are many opportunities for students to make varnous contributions to South Charleston Hugh School ond to the communnty As a specnol recogmtlon of the efforts and deeds of those people who accept these opportunl tles the Student Council each month chooses an outstanding person as Student ofthe Month Although the Student Councll eventually selects these stu dents the student body usresponsnble for nomlnatlnglndlvlduols for thas honor The nomes of quollfylng students are first presented to the Student Councul whereupon thecouncnl chooses a student to represent each month occordmg to hrs cntnzenshlp popularity leadershup and servlce to the school and community Durmg the school year 1956 l957 eight Sensors and one Junior recerved thus honor Oc-roses. me W Cl 3' J Novemea ms 1. -1-.ii .-,, .I-1-... aflfglz- T...l2s. 17141 MP H l9:S I nl, 1 I 6993 3321.9 9 1 I5 'r k1. . .FISSIIS trltlw-r fl-:.-l y 5 S 1 zz 3 gf g 13 K X c so H ,rf Q0 ff. 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' v-- I +- , eytt f,,f' 4 f -- 17 Q3 '1 1 45 Y 31 lr Q4 f . t, 24 5 X 2, l 5 nga S f I 3 l f H L .J X Seprem BER E T r'W Z2 BR IQS7 DK 99 97 I 4 IYPH sf N I T ' I T P I Q l I . -nun! 5 I-rf 1 I SUD I9 ww- htm' C -...,, Cost Furst row .lean Duclcerson Nancy Erskine Suzanne Carruthers Gaul Cook Barbara Hardman Second row Ray McCormuclc Greg Duggan .lack Horton, Bob Gueluch ro eddor, ow C bind M Student Director, Jane Klunger Sponsor, Mrs Wulson, Student Durector, Barbara Hatcher The tutle of this year s Senior Class play Professor How Could You' can best descrube uts comucol proceedungs ue plot evolved about Keats a professor un a small college wuo us proud of hus early success un the teachung profession T e complucafuons began when he was offered a deanshup on the condutuon that he marry, tor the Professor had a strange aversucn lor modern gurls Wuth the assustance of close lruends, Keats managed to become engaged to three gurls at the some turne Pruscllla, a sweet young thung, Tootsue, a rather plump lady Interested un the sweetest delucacues, and a Southern llurt, Valerie, all duscovered tlue sutuatuon, but each refused to break theur engagement ln a vaun attempt to nelp out hus lruena, John dressed up us o gurl andappeared as Professor Keats' umagunary ex wule Such actuons on the port of theur fuance dussolved any otfectuon they felt for hlrn, and hus lady friends left the Professor, Including Vucky, whom he had recently begun to like Events then took a qUICli turn, wuth Keats rnarryung Vuclcy, John capturung Prus cullo, and Bogguns, the butler, reluevung Keats of Tootsue .fiwivffe---M 3 A ,mf-fu Wuo.W,,.uf,4,, W- uf - K l ' V , E N if , . . 'V - i fuk' I 1 4 - ' 3 Q . . - Tv' . ' ' t t t u o , . . A 4 3 1 . u 4 , V , V - ' V ,N.t,w r . of ,,- :A ws? Y, . . , V - ll Z u ' A F l',uu . ' V ' f , , T - Props create 0 chore Tryouts the basic step for casting The Professor In person The miracles of make up E s The Sheri ff intervenes. Q10 me This year, Pep Week was conducted in a manner different from that of the previous years. Each respective class had a designated game in football season about which they presented a program. The Student Council presented their skit before our final game of the season with Dunbar. Their skit was a form of the Howdy Doody Show, and the special entertainment for the audience was a melodrama, complete with the villain, hero, and heroine. On the Friday of that week, all classes participated in a parade through South Charleston. The Senior class presented their version of the Hodo s Show with the scene at Laidly Field for the encounter ofthe Mighty Black Eagles and the Charleston Mt Lions The lions were no competition for the big birds as they scored an overwhelming victory For their float the Seniors hada brilliantly constructed Black Eagle pulling Noah s Ark with a forlorn Bull dog lashed to the mast lnscribed on the side was the following slogan Noah took them two by two, Eagles take the Dunbar crew Here comes the parade Yea Eagles Keeping the crowd in laughter the Juniors presented their rendition of You Were There portraying Stonewall 5 Last Stand The Eagles, dressed as Indians, gained spirit and enthusiasm by a hilarious war dance The war painted Black Eagles then met the Generals and completely massacred them The Junior Class was the only class to have two floats inthe parade one was a do it yourself Bar B Q with a sign proclaiming We II cook their goosel while the slogan for the other float was Let s plow them underl' XXX This year s winner of Pep Week the sophomores entertained the school with a fairy tale of The Mighty Mighty Eagle and the Red Dragon Future Mother narrated to her three children the story that there had been a great rivalry between the Eagle andthe Dragon over the lovely t ophy Eootballia The Mighty Eagle was victorious when he and the Bad Red Dragon met on the field of battle, and Footballia was returned to her owner With a skunk and a clock the Sophomore float signified It s our time to skunk them ' The Winner s float WE EM DUT ff 145110 A emem Jer The bulldog wl rch was always used tor Pep Week 'l te rnusncal truo from Ca'np Horseshoe ur Tl v nev on nes Betng the only Pres tn en Class to wln pep Week The never C asr wg talk about Ctrls State and Boys State tat Certttn Qenlar feel tg he l ouncnl s new roam ur tum rnator s plactng thrrd ln the Malorette Festival Twxrlnng Contest I lhomettes and therr Cloud No 7 musxc 1 mw Varslty C1 ul: ur hlon le heart rnarorette Lamhs Clarnnet Capers I move the rnertlng be arlgournenl lho changes rn Pep Week T me one blennsh In our perfect football record Those -mtr-r slexgh rudes Qur pl'l'1ClpUl s daughter as Hass Kanawha Malorette Those great Pep Qallres Alfonso Ruben All our vacations IU tovernber The V P In charge ot Intramural sports The strange rntluence at Elvls around S C H S Eagle eye Surrette t e ateterlo Cop Boy those -Nhoppers rn Speech Class The one anal only Hodo s Joe Gf'ICll1IS drag strnp l probably care Our crazy English themes The football team s long speeches In assembly The Thanksgiving ilnner tn the cafeteria A I the laughs clurtng lwltuatron Day The T V elehrrtnes tn Speech C ass Our snappy baskethall tean Th Senrar Cneerlealers 'ml Nalarettes Those teen age Frencn teachers The Blackwater Falls Skr Tour Nah en our Olympic sw harno Axll the sleepy eyes tte tonday after the Senior Trip The Snowflake Fantas, The long trap to the Qarboursvtlle game Oh the rugged College Boavl Tests The night oreg wore 0 tress Do we have to have those pictures taken agaun7 The night the Latin Club rrade punch wrfh water Putting up the fnghr for the all night party The new nvy league look The rnornlng rneetlng place the library Buddy check' Sensor Alnnnlstratlor' D , T we Junior Senior prow Singing the Alma Mater vor tte last time Tre day Jon gave up tne gavel me Sunday BJ calnureote Service T me Commencement lvght tears and all n to allege you Freshrran' 7 Q ' f ' f 1 0 I 0 l A ' , . 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Klip XJ' 4 x , p -lgg f-gg: D ' i X x I . 7' Vice president Je sS?LLJQI1f COUFLCIZQ LCQP5 on Dickerson Preslfiewv lon 5-lmufun Secretory and T ecsurer Carol Hoddrx vw AIN First row Kay Pugh Marlorle Drake Barbara Vaughan Nancy Erskine Judy Fox Second row Jum Muller Lmda Sammans Larry Kelley Jean Dlckerson Gall Cook Carol Haddlx Thlrd row Jon Chafln Jim Osborne Carl Ekstrom Jane Kllnger Judy Payne Patty Sutton Mrs Melton Fourth row Don Martln Carl Ward, Duck Bare Phrl Watson Bob Guellch Jerry Shomblln .S?lflJOIfLf 60lfLl'lCl The Student Counctl as the pupils vonce tn the school and It works with the prlnclpal and the faculty It consists of the president vlce presldent and the secretary treasurer of the councxl and the presldent vuce president and three delegates at large from the senior rumor and sophomore classes The presrdent s cabunet whxch ns also a part of the Council, consists of tive members Hlstorlan Commrssloner of Public Safety Secretary of Correspondence Commissioner of Elections and Parllamentarton The members of this organlzatlon govern the student body and plan Its actlvltres They choose the Student of the Month the Student of the Year the Player of the Week and the Athlete of the Year Varxous delegates of the Student Council are sent to the Student Leadershlp Conference at Jackson s Mull and to the Southern Assoclatlon of Student Councils held In Tulsa Oklahoma for further traunlng Other members are chosen to partxclpate In the Leadershup Tralnmg Conference held at Morgantown nn Aprll and to serve as deleqates to the Rotary Club Four tumes throughout the school year members of our Student Council represent South Charleston Htgh School at the County Co Government Meetlng The South Charleston Hugh Student C uncul as a well known organization whose mam factor IS to promote enthusros tlc school splrvt and to Improve the school if Ftrst row Barbara Snyder Linda Sammons Jon Chafln Bob Guellch, Gall Cook Carol Haddlx Jane Khnger Second row Mrs Conley Sue Older, Vonnue O Dell Judy Fox, Barbara Allen Judy Stewart Betty Hamrll Barbara Schoonover Thlrd row Carl Ekstrom Januce Anderson Judy Payne Barbara Hatcher Wanda Whytsell Jane Rearnck Barbara Swann Janrce Fox Shetla Hamrtc Carol Kreps Jean Dtckerson Fourth row Walter Dodson Greg Dugaan John Snyder John Howell Phrl Watson Jerry Shamblin John Sllmuclc ntilwflfl ,HON OI 0ClQig Nm. QF Offlcers Vrce Prestdent Jon Chafun Press dent Bob Guellch Secretary Lmda Samrnons Hustorlan Barbara Snyder Treasurer Gall Cook Membership of the Natronal Honor Socrety of South Charles ton Htgh School whtch IS a chapter of the National Honor character, lecdershrp and service Seniors and members ofthe Junnor second semester class are ellgtble for membershlp ll they have malntalned a B scholastuc average and are worthy ofthe ment Thus organlzatron meets twrce monthly to dtscuss protects and prospective members lts oblect IS to create an enthuslasrn tor scholarship to encourage the development of character to promote worthy leodershlp and to strmulate the deslre to render servlce In South Charleston Hugh School The members of thus group endeavor to present the :deal stu dent example and to set the hrghest standards possible for the student body . 1 as 4' v, '57 V :ily K.. C3 .. , ? , . - I . ' . l . . I . I . ' ' ' I I I I I I W I ' I - I V I I I I I 1 1 I f I V 1 -1 . - ' 1 , , f f f r - 0 o A , 1 Q' l l A F 't' W if , ' ' , .. ' , . Societ of Seconda Schools is based u on scholarshi , , y y . P. ' X I 1 ff' . N56 ' ' . . .1 rr . ,M yi u . I , nuivxm I . , , . t . , I . . I , F .- , ' J , ' 1 ' W r 1 , . 'tr ev 'ers Furst row Bull Taylor Laddue Mrorus Phul Watson Greg Duggan Hal McGlathery Gary Peltrey Bob Brotherton Second row Fred Ghuz Larry T Jackson Eddue Butcher Carl Ekstrom Danny Taylor Bull West, Arthur Coles Thurd row Duck Bare Tom Fueld Bob Rogers Bob Gueluch Rannue Muchaux Bob Maupun, BobMcKee, Jum Stuck Fourth row Ernest Buckley Joe O Dell Duck Campbell Bull Pruce Pat Armstrong Offucers Presudent Greg Dug Presudent Phul Watson Secret Taylor Treasurer Hal McGlathery Juycfu gan Vuge y Danny The platform of the Hu Y Club us that Its members shall struve to practuce clean speech clean sportsmanship and clean luvung and to encourage others to do lukewuse lts pruncupal purpose IS to create, mauntaun and extend throughout the school and the communuty hugh standards of Chrustuan character Members of thus club sponsored a hughly successful dance on the 'l6th of November They also gave an assembly program wuth the help of the Y Teens on topucs related to theur plat orm Other actuvufues of the Club thus year uncluded puttung up the Chrustmas tree and decoratung the cafeterua un canlunctuon wuth the Y Teens and a pucnuc un the sprung They are members of the Y M C A basketball league and have won the tournament for two consecuruve years !,, Q bv 7 'Q Q-1 A - l .. 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V l , I ' l I I I . u . ,Tu . f QI- ,I ' -v 2 5 I V 'lu - I I I I V I ' - I ' I I I I ' - I V l I I I I V I ' l , . . . , , u , - O . , , g 1 . . 2 . . . , . , . , - I . a, f . 5 r u I ' , Q Of I F u - 'sf In rw 1-. 6' ,Q ,- First raw Jean Dickerson Nancy Shawver Margorle Dralcc, Nancy Erskine Judy Payne Carol Haddlx Jane Bennett Second row Linda Sammons Gail Cook Rllla Slccen, Judy Rllfe Jo Ann Spltler Sally Eckel Suzanne Walker Third row Phyllis Rurnbaugh Alice Durrett Carolyn Sparks Viola Ewart Joan Bennett Barbara Webb Connie Fox Margaret Stutter Fourth row Mrs Carr ueneva Turner Susan Blake Jane Klinger SAQZDI CH it Tl e Sub Deb Club is a division of the national organization ol the some name Girls ol the student body must first be nominated by an active member of the club and then voted upon by the Club members of the previous year before they themselves can become members For the various programs members of this club have as speakers women from modeling agencies beauticions and ministers They keep the school clinic clean and collect funds in the UNICEF drive each autumn ln the autumn and spring they had banquets for the formal initiation of the new members At Thanksgiving and Christmas they gave baskets ol food to needy families This year the members of this club rhncp Dr Walter White as their club chaplain 4:31 'C Officers Vice President Marlorie Drake President, Nancy Erslcineg Recording Secretary, Judy Payneg Corresponding Secretary, Carol Haddixg Sgt.-at-arms, .lean Dickerson. 1 X ur' Furst row George Dorsey Bud Wullrams Duck Phllllps Joe Bennett .hm Muller Tom Woolwune Morris Brown Bull Cyrus Second row Doug Forth Albert Key David Laos Jim Payne James Straughan Pat Mahoney George Shea Thurd row Jon Chahn Jerry Shamblin Davud Jackson Frank Thompson Carl Tully Bull Wright Steve Barker Fourth row Chris Jarrett Allen Given Delbert Krdd Duck Tully Kelly Smlth Clarence Broyles Mr Ruby Officers Treasurer, James Payne, Presldent, Jerry Shamblin, Secretary, Bull Snyder, Vice Presndent, Carl Tully, Sgt at arms, George Shea Ctlndlfy A The Varsrty Club was establlshed to promote good sports manshlp tn the school and fellowshnp among the school s athletes Boys who have earned one letter In a mayor sport or two letters In a mlnor sport are ellgtble for membership The malor CCYIVITISS of the club were dances partles collecting money for needy famllles and buynlg packets for the members The constxtutron was wrutten under the supervision of the club sponsor thus constitution governs the meetlngs and actlvutles ofthe club .Q -S My ,L 0 -1- T 1 .. 1 l X f D T ' 3 I 2 5 , , 5 'N' si V. 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A T lx New E lvl l ' Q lc. if I 5 N the '. ,Q g W i !,.. he li f--'wi ' Piss . , ' ' , I lfl ' tl Y- , for s T ' . , , ,' 5 . .--l fr 4.- Y? -er I 3 X Furst row Drema Branscome Juanuta Demastus Mona Akers Glendora Cunningham Houston Newman Lois Klnnn son Second row Sharon Jarvis Judy Barnett Mary Huston Wlllnam Reese, Anne Green Judy Vance Rutha Bos tlc Third row Mrs Wnlson Betty AUSYID Edna Ellus Patsy Atlclns Norma Baker Mary Goble Janice Anderson Carolyn Luggett Fourth row Joe Snell Nlcl-4 Noland Bob Jones Butch Wnlknnson Claude Spurloclc Charles Gan or mmafw CH 'Ld' Act well your port whatever ut may be IS the motto of these amateur thespxans They plan to create a more actnve Interest In dramatucs and to develop any dramatic abllltles they may possess oddatlon the club presented two one act plays One was wen for the purpose of stumulatnn school s mt and the ,U 9 Q P other was o Chrlstmas play Members received lessons In make-up application and practuced the use and handlmg of the vw -' stage equipment. f -ffflf I 4 'Lf' It wg . Officers: X-Ray Reporter, Charles Gandeeg President, Joe Snellg Secretory andTreasurer, Glendora Cunninghomg Vice-President, Mona Akers. 5 5 Q 5 T7 'tv' 5 nts., G rett Loretta Roach Second First row Nancy Pauley Alice Green Nancy Woodruff Pat Epperson Mnnnre ar row Dorothy Lawson Karla Kauf Mary Smith Nancy Lowe Wanda Galloday Anna Harper Vesta Pauley Third Ellen Kttts Swannah Sydenstrlcker Evelyn Muller Drema row Mrs Campbell Carolyn Muller Delores Barnette , h La ra Sanger Joyce Wright Cynthia Mrtchell Brenda Parcell, Pat Nash Martnn Darlene Scarberry Fourt row u , 0lfl'leI'l'lCI, U19 7 C? Olfncers Vtce Presndent Nancy Woodruff Presudent Patsy Epperson, Treasurer Mrnnne Garrett Secretary Alice Green CI b are occupied by hand: crafts and demonstratuons un addutlon to their most Important f h ro ect which ts to buy draperles for the snttlng room o t enr P l department Throughout the year, the club had varied OCYIVI On October twenty fourth when a sewing display was tres sponsored by Mrs Wiley s group, they served refreshments They had several sponsored parties during the year andalso had o bake sale The motto of this club ns Home as w e :Id better homes through better home h re the heart IS and thelr goals are to bu makers to promote Interest IU homemakung and to teach the 1 gurls to work together for the Improvement of thelr home and their communlty .. . -y ..1 s .. 1, - : N L , n L K . ,L In lg' , on . I . Y I -P 9 ' N A y ' V H 49 l t f ' s M V I I ' 1 I 1 1 1 f I 1 - - I I ' I I I I ' - ' I 5 I I I I I I ' 1 I I ' o J- I 'Q . I , 5 .. 'f Q , The girls in the Homemalcers' u ' '- . K 4 1 il. . I . . 4 , . . ' x' .1 - I . I , 4 1 x - ' . A 1 , . . .t . . ,, 1 1 . L A ' N- . , . f es' N 1 .. X 4 . . ' r ' - ' , 1 , I ' I . . 5 1 ' - The members of this club covenant to hand on the torch ot classical clvlllzatlon IH the modern world By benng one ofthe largest and most actlveclubs rn the school the Junaor Classrcol League rs accornpllshung Its goal On the hrst of November members of this club made their annual lourney to Marshall College ln the sprung members went to the State Conventuon which was held un Huntmgton this year They also participated In the Christmas Sang with the French Club They sponsored the Latin award to the best second year Latin student Officers Vlce President Jane Klnnger Pres: dent Fred Ghzz Correspondnng Secretary Carl Ekstrom Secretary Jane Rearuck lfU'll0I adfuca Qdglfle W ,wa Furst row Gypsy Barker Davud Cook Davud Morris Jane Klunger Fred Ghlz Carl Ekstrom Second row Betty Hamill Sally Eckel Lyn Barley Barbara Vaughan Vonnne O Dell Loss Whittington Janlce Healy Judy Stewart Thlrd row Carol Kreps Helen Rollins Bull Kohler Janet Meeks Sharon Puckens Barbara Hardma Jane Rearlck Fourth row Nancy Sergent Judy Payne Patti Gross Ellen Andrews Janice Fox Sally Lewns Barbara Harrison Becky Nelson Ellzabeth Quorrler Barbara Ferrer Frfrh row John Sn Rnchard Knrby Todd Crane Bull Boyles Roger Hull Bob Wllllams Tom Martin Bull Hostetler n Jean Dickerson yder Houston Newman As a club proiect, they edited the Forum, which is the state-wide newspaper for all West Virginia Junior Classical Leagues. Two annual events were among the most important activities during this year. On October sixteenth, in coniunc- tion with the Junior High Clubs, an initiation ceremony was held in the school cafeteria. Refreshments were served following a play produced by the high school members. One of the most interesting projects of the club was the Roman banquet. The members wore Roman costumes and ate food served in a Roman atmosphere. By sponsoring varied activities, this club furthers the interest in ancient Roman and Greek civilizations. Modern Romans play active role dfllfl LUQ6 0 Gt -v Q First row Elanore Davis Barbara Bates Wanda Duty Dremo Branscome Lois Klnnlson Barbara Webb Beulah Yost Hal McGlathery Second row Margaret Williams Patty Pritchard Sarah Cubbon Glendora Cunningham Becky Dernent Anita Wilson Ozzie Coles Sharon Burdette Charles Daniels Mrs Hawkins Tlurd row Putty Sutton Mary Dorsey Erma Wood Patty Cox Mary White, Nancy Dixon Alice Aurady Sandy Rosholt Judy Haddtx Betty Eubank Fourth row Bob Mount Jim Barnett Larry R Jackson Ted Welty lval Gibson Jo Ann VanHorn Becky Atwood Nunno Cyrus Danny Taylor Paul Sharps First row Katble Campbell Janet Srnltlw lynne Dickerson Judy Blaine Ruta Melton Sandra Rosltolt Second row Plwyllls Robvnson Peggy Dorsey Susie Tnevyes Joyce Kennedy Becky Huffman Bobby Moore Zola Atlclns Peggy Gandee Patsy Pauley Tlurd rov P ssfv llmrvs Becky Dernent Joyce Carpenter Patty Tully Judy Bowles ane G tnrwe Anne Luzader Donna Justure Patty V llt l Fourtn r vy Frances Long Carol Waldccla Betty Eubank Florence Campbell Patty Beckner Ruth Ann Angel Arlene Sltawlxlns Barbara Culpersan Nancy Syms Flftlw row paulxne Canterbury Jane Harbert ElIZGlD6'Y1 llaclnrner llartlta Noodrurn Sue Wulllavns Judy Faust rc y lson Frances Larn an Eloise Vayne y Dt tary Smltw J IOIWLOI U QQI15 1 jtrls rn tlte Sapltomorc W Teen Club lrave been very Ivo alt s yea my sponso ed two ba c sa es one at we 'CC ang and Morgan stare and flue other at scltaol During tlte k,l1I'lSl'I71ClS season tney meld a Cvrtstmas party and had several protects Tlwey made two baskets for tlte needy and parttclpatecl n lo s for Tots druve Since tltey are affiliated wt 1 we Y lf C A they lwelped decorate for a dance wluclt was 1 In tne Y W C A building at Charles Officers: Vice-President Judy Blaine Presl- dent Rita Meltan'Secretary Lynne Dtckerson' Treasurer Janet Srnitlt. Fnrst row Peggy Mullrns Evelyn Reynolds Carolyn Lucas Donna Mock Carol Spradllng Judy Haddzx Pat Sutton Snbyl Phnllnps Arlene Greene Second row Audrey Parsons Marla Lewis Elarne Hamnck Linda Kndd Roberta Shirley Gaul Barley Nyla Barnette Sandra Runyan Judy Laney Phyllis Plumley Thrrd row Martha Wnllmams Morgue Osborne Donna Means Vonna Means Karen Fulkes Mary Mrdkrff Ellen Moulder Verna Powers Laura Schott Carol Shea Fourth row Kay Kennedy Bonme Fuller Eleanor Jarrett Joan Phllllppl Frances Smrth Potty Cox Alyce Aurady Sue Hoplclns Blanche Ewart Debbie Holman Norma Gllllspre Olflfl OI 0 88115 '57 The energetlc gurls In thus club work for the good ofthe community and at the same time burld good character A scavenger hunt to collect food for needy famrlles washeld at Chrustmas and a party was given afterwards Some of the members attended the work camp at Camp Clrftsade whrch gave trannlng for leaders The club also sponsored a bake sale at the end of the year Otflcers Vice Presndent Carol Lucas Pres: dent Donna Mock Vice President Carol Sprad lung Treasurer Judy Haddlx Secretary Patty Sutton 1 . . ' 3 ' ' I. J .A 1 ' ' Z 4- ' . .- as - v o . , . . X -Q i 1 ' V ,A V 1 .Vs ,. 5 L . . ,gf ' I I 1 I I I I I ' ' I I I I I I I I I ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , I ' ' I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 0 A ' K, V ..,. F' 1 - xx ,Q . . . 7 I . 33721 x 1 f S ll I ' ' I 1 1 - I ' r r I I 1 I 1 This Christian organization, which has greatly increased J its influence in the school, has chose as its motto, Do unto others, and this is manifested by the club's activities. These girls gave baskets of food to needy families at Christmas, and, with the Hi-Y Club members, they put up the Christmas tree and decorated the cafeteria. Since this club is affiliated with the A national Y. W, C. A., they participated in all the activities held at the Y, W. C. A. building in Charleston. This club directs its efforts to making a well-rounded person ofa Y-Teen girl. This year they are striving to make all three groups af Y-Teens a united club instead of a class club, and to make Christian principles and high ideals pene- trate into every phase ofthe girls' lives. . Officers Secretary Jackie Lyon President Audrey Darnold Treasurer Sue Moors Qll L01 - 001115 First row Barbara Massey Sue Moors Audrey Darnold Barbara l'l rdman Jackie Lyon Qoberta Co bs Second row Emogene tfattox Carolyn Carr Roots Yost Qutt Anne Rhodes l inda Morris Beverl, Cobbs San ra Hatfield Mary Samples ,lean Mace Third ro Sharon Pickens Janet Meeks Judy Raspillalre Nancy Roberts Ein r Price ut Morgan Claire Davis Sally lullens Mrs Lee Fourth row W ta tark udy Morris ar ara errer iza beth Quarrler Becky Nelson Peggy Thomas larilyn Harrison p-U Ofhcers Presndent BIll Combs VIce PresI dent Don Cottrell Secretary John AtkIns To stlmulate Ideas and effect theIr creatlon IS the purpose of the Shop Club whlch IS really an Inventors club The feel Ing of accomphshment IS strong Indeed when a member of thIs club constructs an arhcle of furmture and uses It In hIs own home Everyone has a prolect, and a varxety of Items are produced Includmglamps and tables gun racks shelves footstools and shoe racks The boys In thIs club learn the names and the uses of VOFIOUS tools They GCQUIYS slull ID carpentry through theIr efforts on these prolects they also study new styles of furnxture and dlfferent woods TheIr QUIde IS 2'lOO Needed lnventIons SIPGII FIYSf row DavId Pauley John Atlcms BIII Combs Don Cottrell, JIm MorrIson Second row Bobby Moore James NIchols Ed Perry Les Snodgrass Paul McCune Carl Hudson MIke Murphy ThIrcl row Mr SIggers Benny Dnllon James Osborne Ernest Hudson James MItchel Roger HIII Conrad Hudson Fourth row Allen Ray Pearl Nolan Mack Watts Roger Howerton Larry Kelly Basll Hudson 4 . . . . . I , - - X , . I . . 1 I A I I I I I . I' ' ' I, , vi f' . i I, 2, ,- , I . ' - 0 lfl I . g .. . . N 2, .2 -2' M 2- 4 Q., , , A, 5 . g If 1 ffl ' l 1 .X S I, -J. I 1 'I Q l A I I I l I I V ' 1 I A I I I I I I ' I l ' I I I I I I I I ' 4 I I V? The three-fold purpose of the Y-Teen Club, which is a branch ofthe Y. W. C. A., is to promote a Christian attitude in the scliool, encourage fellowship and service proiects, and to provide its members with an opportunity for self-improvement. The club has engaged in a variety of activities this year. An impressive candlelight ceremony for the installation of the new officers was held. They had a Kiddie Party , and on December eighteenth a Christmas party was sponsored by the club. As a Christmas project, they made puppets for children, and assisted in the decoration of the cafeteria. Other enter- prises include a bake sale ond a Valentine Dance, which was held in February. Officers: President, .lane Keys, Treasurer, Vonnie O Dell, Vice President, Mary Ann Graham Secretary Barbara Vaughan lfUflL0lf' 881115 l i First row Mary Dorsey Barbara Vaughan Mary Graham Jane Keys Vonnie O Dell Gypsy Barker Second row Patty Prichard Glenda Lawson Laura Counts Barbara Bates, Nancy Smith Lyn Bailey Dolores Cobb .ludy Fox Mono Monroe Third row Sharon McViclcer Kay Dulin Janet Williams .lanace Healy Sharon Triplett Marilyn Snyder Beverly Vonscoy Kay Hill Alice Hopkins Fourth row Janet Turley Patti Gross Helen Rollins Nancy Dixon Becky Agnew Sandra Butler Carolyn Daoust Francine Boothe Mary White Margaret Williams Fifth row Jo Ann Hill Ellen Andrews Patsy Anstey Marilyn Martrn Louise McMillian Sally Lewis Phyllis Gatewood Mary Blair Bonnie Booth Carolyn Jarrett Q I u 9 x? l V if ' ' A ' ' 'L Af , yi X ,. l , ,,,, - ' V ' I I I I I V I I ' - I I I I I I I I I ' - 1 The Gurls Actuvuty Club us comprused of gurls who play volleyball dodgeball ond engage un varuous other sports As a result they learn the rules of games and how to referee ln the autumn a well attended banquet was held by the gurls at Humphrey s Pune Room Mrs Long, the sponsor and Mrs Carr were guests They had an unterestung program and puctures ofthe occasuon were taken By partrcupatung rn sports, the gurls not only enuoy them selves but at the same tume learn to get along well together Thus club promotes fruenclshup among the gurls teaches better sportsmonshup and develops leadershup un uts members Offucers Vuce Presudent Barbara Allan Presudent Wanda Whystell X Roy Reporter Borunue Cobbs Secretory Treasurer Barbara Nedeet gm ,4Cu,.,,u, cm ,Q sry vw -v uv ef 0 v 1-Q' 'QF 5 'T I Furst row Barbara Nedeef Bonnue Cobbs Wanda Whystell Barbara Allen Carolyn Roy Second row Vurguruua Johnson Sharon Jones Carol Pack, Lyda Barry Leona Kudd Anna Medley Thurd row Nancy Reed Phyllus Elkuns Georgua Blackwell Asenath Smuth Glorua Moore Sheulo Homruc Fourth row Margaret Ransom Betty Cole Shurley Barnette Frances Lanham Carol Cunnungham . , .. . . . V V ' , , . V r ,1 V , . . , . 7 ' 4 ' ' , , . l . . r J . : , - . I 2 ' , 1 - , I ' 1 0 , 0 Q ' I ,Q Q Q 'lr - .., f' ' V fn NA Q' 'E s Y , , r ... K 5 ' f I l W ' , ,X I Y' ' ' r ', 4 ' - l I I ' 4 5, ' s ' ' 1 C ' - ' 'Cf l ' 1 I 1 1 1 ' ' V A 4 I I I I I ' I A I I - I I I I I I I ' I ' - I I I I I V ' ,gr T7 .- Furst row Lnnda Holston Carolyn Roach Judy Drnggs Marlene Wnlburn Edrth Cavendush Second row Sandro Sanford Mary Chapman Nora Holstein Joyce Whxte Hope Johnson Thelma Bailey Thlrd row Mrs McLaughlin Janice Bulfnngton Anna Hall Roberta Phares Mary Angel Ruth Barnette Fourth row Martha Childers Janice Sullivan Betty Martun Carol Moss Patty Jones Llnda 'loore IJU1 L0lf' I Officers president Anna Hall Treasurer Carolyn Roach Secretary Carol Hass X Ray Reporter Hope Johnson lfLffllflQ:5Z5 Of greatest Importance to the gurls In thus club as the promotion of Interest In the business world therefore they attempt to famnlrarnze students wnth modern progressive business methods and systems The clubs actlvltles included bake sales and selling Black Eagle puns and chrysanthemums for the Dunbar football game Their undertakings outside school work included preparing maternal for the Dltto Duplncotmg Machine and learning to use the other yaruous machlnes associated with the busuness world As a communxty progect they provuded a Thanksguvmg basket for a needy family and during the Christmas holidays they took candy favors to the chlldren at the Davis Chrld Shelter .- , , -E F . F. ' 1 IQ 1' 21? - , t I E is , , , v , . - ' , ' I 1 I I l' ' ' P , ' r . . X 14. l A 1 1 - I ' ' ' ' ' ' 1-22 J Er s ' 5 ' ' Q 121: s' P' y sescs , Y . 3 3 . . I , , . , ' 1 ' , Q , 5 , , - The Dmo Machine saves fume Supervision from behind ua U1 255 0l'l'l elf! 0 0l'l'l 0l l 0LU Another asslgnment completed Time OU? f0f fl-In A 2 fi' I gui as 'Q fb A U3 Q 0 ff' Whale playmg chess a luvely and Interesting game mem bers of this club learn to be good sportsmen and gann skxll In thenr game They also acqulre many new frnends ln the sprung wxnners of the tournament an thrs club play the wrnners of other chess clubs In the school 'U'- fh- if i lt. Offxcers X Ray Reporter Betty Kerns President Mike Hardman, Vice President Dwalne Wuthrow Secretary and Treasurer Tyrone Stone 85:5 Furst row Betty Kerns Roger Parsons Tyrone Stone Make Hardman Dwaune Wrthrow Steve Taylor Elalne Lawrence Second row John Jackson John Dulnn Larry Edwards Charles Cobb Howard Hackney John Wllluam son Ronnie Grant Third row Wendell Wlthrow Ronald Mallory Ashley Knrby Joe Kerns Delmer Kmder 44' Members of Mass Shlrey s Chess Club teach beginners to play chess and at the same time Improve their own game Fave of the best players portlcrpate In the tournament wlth the other clubs They endeavor to make playing chess a leisure time actlvuty whuch they can engoy all therr llves 'VVS' Offrcers President Treasure Wlblen Vtce President Harvey Reese Treasurer Wendell CAM CH Watson Secretary Larry Kelly First row Bull New Larry Kelly Wendell Watson Treasure Wnblen Harvey Reese Harry Green Jack Allen Second raw Dale Musick Charles Baughan Eddie Davus Larry Wrlson Mona Turner Judy Bowen Dorothy Horn Joyce Hoffman Third row Mass Shnrey Jeffery Kreps Harry Ramsey Leroy Marks Davud Horton Ronald Skudmore Pat Gllllland Glenda Coffman David Grlssmger Fourth row Duck Mottox Wayne Robertson Davud McClure Roger Breedlove Dayton Griffith James Rarney Eddie Goff l 9 1 t I . i,- , 1 , I I - 1 H E 2 , 5 2 e . . I -I I I I A I I I ' - I I A, I I I I I ' I - b I V I I V I I I ll I I I -I ' -I I I b I I I I I A ' MMA C ,mf 0-of K' , X-.r K. -5 ,Q vt? 1' vw' First row Vonnle O Dell Kay Htll Korleen Leqg Ella Snodgrass Carol Pack Ann Legg Barbara Webb Second raw Mary Mldkllf Marlene McKeny Barbara Hardman Judy Rlffe l.OISlNlllII1QlOI'1 Roberta Shlrley Juanita Damas tus Thlrcl row Dalton Weber Jrm Turner Phyllns Elkins laura Lounts Patty Pritchard Becky Dernent Ruth Ellen Andrews Jo Ann Van Horn 4- Cxx 'FTF' f K 'ill First row Brenda Parrslt Jane Keys Sarah Dayxs Sandra Whntaker Linda Weber Alice Aurady Betty Marshall Second raw Mary Dorsey Becky Atwood Mary Graham Mary White Jo Ann Spltler Bonnie Booth Sandy Butler Third row Jnmmy Bnrd Larry R Jackson Davtl l cclure Patty Sutton Joan Phillipp: Marrlyn Martin Barbara Wolfe Fourth row Ray MCCOYmICli Bull Snyder Allen Gwen Davnd Jackson John Amos Bob Watson Q OI' ' . Q K I ... I L 53 f , ' +:' ' ,, -f K 1, 'ar K ,N W a 3. 1 . 6, I. X4 0 A .Q 15 K Q, . Q ,YL if K in 1 Z -a 'V . -- 5, 3 v- ' 'rg if- xr ,, '- W' 'GX Y J, ., I' . V . I 1 'n G ,. -1- , -P L .. x 5-N if L' gg 1 I 'Y N I ll s 1 I My y n N. - t X -. . ' - N , . , . - I I s ' I I I ' A . . f I V . I , . X . V i ' I - I A I 4 I ' I V I I Dodson, Gypsy Barker. Fourth row - Donald Fowlkes, Tyrone Stone, Jim Straughan, Bob Guelnch, Judy Payne, , . ':.,- Aw- Ii' L.-Y A . - 1- .. .My .f . . ., , 4 X l ' 5 I N. 5 , s fi 6 .- 4 3, C-'f ,rr ' L -f o ,,. . ,',1gj,Qq1 1 x 112' ' 'L .,. l A 'TT l Y . I K I ' wc , ffli. , . . - 51 , , , . X K4 1 - M . . AFX X .Q 4 - 1 I I I V I I I I I ' - I I I I I V I V I ' . , I A . . - I ' I l 'l I I I I ' - I I I I I ' jlftflfllne 306' QIA5 0 lfl'l8I lC6l, ' 0 'cr Frrsf row Bobble Coleman Mrs Burdeite Sl'1cronMoffoH Second row MorlonSnodgrc1ss Joanne Van Horn Q 6054 f A 'S H XS '-:r ..- Y vm S --.p Fursf row Marlene Mclieny, Beverly Raines, Delores Steele, Lynne Tlworley, Sue Sforlcey Second row Borboro Sworn, Lydo Wolfenborger, Phyllis Potter, Norma Snwlllm, Joan Stone, Mrs Burdetfe I S S ll' 5 C f I f i is V . . 1 A if. ' 9 f S M . ,..K ' A 5 O kt . A h V' lu .' Q C lfl S r W: .. 3 :sf S Q S Q, 1 I I ' baffle E -- S .1 ' 'lf' ff' 'ir 'J I K :O lk S, we Q f ? , Q l The gurls rn the Sewrng Club have drfferent sewrng prorects throughout the year Each member chooses some garrnent to make after these garments have been completed and drsplayed they are ruclged accorclrng to therr appearance ana the neat ness of the sewrng Thrs year the drsplay was held rn the evenrng and thus enabled the parents to attend Wrnners ofthe drsplay recerved a certrtrcote of award Durrng the year a bake sale was sponsored by thus group to rarse money far therr own use The club strrves to develop better homemakers and their motto rs A strtch rn trme saves nlrle QLUUI xxx P Offrcers Vrce Presrdent Barbara Green Presrdent Janet Austrn Secretary Barbara Cunnrngltam Treasurer Jane Holstern Q Frrst row Ann Legg, Barbara Cunnrngham, Barbara Green, Janet Austrn, Jane Holstern, Ruth Wrllrams, Karleen Legg Second row Margaret Hrll, Nancy Clark Dena Thaxtou, Martha Balles Lorarne Tyler, Ella Snodgrass, Kay Rose, Joyce Ellrson, Beverly Kuhn Third row llrs Wiley, Carolyn Cottrell, Sue Wrllrarns, Kay Hill, Reba llccune, Sadre Estep, Sue Hudson, Vlrgrnro Martrn, Jane Ellrson Fourth row Lrnda Sullrvan, Nancy Sergent, Stella Marrno, Naomr Kelly, Sandra Whrtalcer, Joyce Cobbs, Sandra Wrllrams, Sandra Taylor, Lrndfl Weber, Joan Jlvrden rf! f W a ' ' ' ' ' 2 lil 'Z' ' .7 A , 1. 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A . . - 4 i K l r r Needles and thread In acrran The fmal products Prolects receive fumshmg touches mf? 1 .fi fi F900 N See what l made' Sfuffed animals on parade 'K A N -49-of 'Ulm Officers Vlce President Jackre Frlzzell Presudent Bob Watson Secretary John Dun can N 'Ill -ii I .bJJ-uf Q56 Beginners In thus game of geniuses learn to play chess from experienced players Theur motto as Always play fair Ar the end of the year five champions of thus club play other chess players In the annual tournament They enloy playing chess because It sets elevated levels of thlnknng teaches reasomng and creates hugh standards of sports manshlp and Promotes friendship 'T .uv ,-,gf 'KP' rf Flrst row Linda Cole Bob Watson John Duncan Jackie Fflllell Bull Barley Byron Morris Second row Mrs Hawkins Roger Hull Bull Williams Jimmy Barnette Jon Berry Sam Mldklfl Third row Bob Williams Andy Cole man Ronnie Williamson Bull Harris David Holly E . 3 1 , . . . .. V ,. Film , r V. .. I .,.. t Xii 1 V, K , I . 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The Math Club was organized for the first time thus year and the only puplls eligible to loan are those who have had at least three years of hxgher mathematucs Thus club stands for the advancement of mathematics and its purpose IS to Create Interest en the sublect and prepare members for college math The members of this club make two dimensional and three dimensional visual ands for plane and solld geometry classes They have guest speakers who gave talks on sublects related to their club and work problems from theur handbook Mathe matxcal Recreations Offncers Vuce Presudent Frank Larmon Presxdent John Howell Secretary and Treasurer Stanley lngman Wflfk CH Z af' First row Bull Boyles Frank Larmon John Howell Stanley lngman Walter Dodson Second row Mr Radabaugh Jerry Weeks Paul Sharps Eddue Childress Richard Kirby Dale Barnette 3 -1-. M1 Ftrst row Qoberta Holdswortlt Judy Rasplllalre Carolyn Wllburn Judy Stewart Bob Tnroclcmorton Sue Moors Second row l rss Slurey Barbara Wolfe Annta Wilson Mary Blair Jean llattox Mary Graham Linda Sammons Tnlrd row Drclf Bare James Strauglwan Max Padon Sallie Mullins Jo Ann l'rll Janice Fox Judy poteet Fourtln row Bo: Watson Jolwn Wood Qoy Mccorrnnck Jerome Gorby Make Krneta Jonn ulbscn Offrcers Vrce Prestdent Barbara Hatcher President Jolwn Howell Treasurer Lynne Tltorley Secretary Sue Older sl' CML Vou our C est pouvorr Where tl'1ere s a wlll tltere s a way ISfl'19 rvotto ct thus club Wl'lICl1IS open to all who nave studied or are studylng French The most Important prolect Olfl1IS club IS their program tar teaclung French to clwrldren 1n grade school Members of tl'1e club go once a weelcdurxng the noon hour to Ednson Elementary School and tl'1e results aclwleved durrng these snort periods are gratrlylng Indeed ln addntnon the club sponsored dances IH November and December put on a very amusing assembly program during Frencln Week and portlcrpated IU the Christmas Sung wrtlu the Latin Club , lf v . 1 , 1 'v sf J' .1 . 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P 1 1 I 1 1 ' A I . . - - 'l 1 1 1 r V I 1 ' - 1 1 1 V 1 1 I ' A r ' 1 1 A I ' ' L ll I I IJ ll V I ' I S I ' I z - , A 1 'rn F Q ,- . id 2 - ' , 1 1 1 - J 5 'iz Q -.Q Furs? raw Lyn Barley Sue Older Barbara Hatcher John Howell, Lynne Thorley Sharon Mansour Second row Jan Healy Betty Hamill Suzanne Walker Judy Bowen Jane Rearlck, Helen Rolllns Barbara Schoonover Vonnle O Dell Third row Don Evans Gary Pelfrey Clifford Woods Dean Benge Dowd Cook Frank Lorman David Gtllespn David Horton l 6U'lC6LlZf Thus club has luncheons throughout the year thenr other meetings are camposedof busmess and entertammentprogroms They sometimes have speakers as their guests Another of theur Important prolects was sponsoring Dr Ruth Mulhauser Chorrman of the Department of Romance Languages nn the French Workshop at Morris Harvey College The purpose of thus club IS to promote the enloyment of French whsle teachlng tts members more about the sublect Gettung on early start In French ' r .,,-, Llf. - it - -'K 4 f l ' wi C 1 s W t 'N ,,-k, Ll Rf l fi 3.-FR.,-2 Furst row Don Evans Mlchael Krneta Wanda Chrxstxan Charles Hall Richard Wmse Second row John Oney Bob Gardner Barbara Hscks Suzanne Hurd Mrs Rogers p!l0f0gl Cll9 lg South Charleston Hugh School students who engoy taknng puctures comprise the Photography Club Those who rom the club and are not famnllar wnth a camera and nts functions are taught the fundamentals of photography During club period the group has lectures movues and dns cussuons thus they learn new and emproved methods of photo graphy They have chosen as thevr motto Take more than one plcture Some of the plctures taken by the club have been used by various organlzatlons Included IU this category ns a picture of the constructlon work which was taken nn front of the school In October Thus pucture was taken by Mnchael Krneta and appeared IH the October edltlon ofthe X Ray .f gg 1- 4 'PL1 g, f xjf Ottucers Secretary Wanda Christian Pres: dent Charles Hall Treasurer Don Evans Vice President Mulce Krneta ' l I 5 'AKC . rf' L X R. . Z ,, , , V ' 1 V 1 I I f 1 4 4 ' 1 5 . . 4 , L A A, ' 'Q 1 ' 4 4' ,, ,Q . t , 'Q -t - ESQ l i f' - , I 4 . A . , - i 2 1 Q ' 1 ' ' . 3 'te' 3 l - 1. ' . , lk 'Q - 4 M . , L , ' ' ' 1, f ' f' 1 1 , , . . -j 5 1 , 4 . , j - - v , of x ' ,-v ' Atl . J .. . I I , A Z - ' , 2 , Q va 'Z' Q-Q 2 '73 Ferst row Bull Dotson Sammy Downs Roberta Holdsworth Kay Vandale, Junuor Holstein Eddxe Davrs Second row Mlss Casey Norman Wulhams Eruc Crane Donny Stone Sudney Hensley, Dale Squires ,SUCH Offucers Secretary andTreasurer, Bull Dotson, President, Roberta Holdsworth, Vice President, Danny Stone. Members ofthe school who have an Interest In art lam thus club, where they experiment with varlous phases of art Although they draw for their own benefit, as then servuce to the school they make slgns and posters to beusedm connectnon wnth school actlvltles As a method of evaluating their work, they enter the scholastic art contest The ambition of this club IS to extend the beauty of art to all people and their desire IS to serve the school and the communuty Their motto IS Anything of nature IS a work of art fu The lntentnon of the Junior Academy of Science IS to encourage an rnterest In sclentuhc fnelds and help students buuld their future vocation around such fields During thezr meetings every Monday In Mrs Dorsey s room they have out slde speakers on specsal sclence Interests attend to buslness or have contrrbutlons from the members These contrlbutlons consist of a speech on some phase of scrence an whlch the student IS interested Ntght meetings are held once a month at members homes These are Informal meetings where lnterestnng discussions about the screntlflc accomplrshments of today are developed June. Offrcers Secretary Cynthna Koch Vrce Presxdent Barbara Snyder Treasurer Tom Martln Presudent John Howell lfUfll0If' Qlflfl, CLQFLCQ First row Carole Mulligan, Mary Rhodes, Mary Caudle, .lanlce Anderson, Barbara Swann, Sarah Cubbon, Glendora Cunningham Second Row Bruce McComcIs, Betty Schoonover, Mtke Woodford, Joe Fleck, Jerome Gorby, Butch Wlllcnnson, Tom Connolly, Bob Bush, Mrs Dorsey 57 ,Q . - I . I l I le y . , . ,ff 15 ' A , I I . I . ' , J , 2 ' , . C61 0 Q , t ,,, - X h . . , , ' J ' X Q t .44 s 5 -I , r . M XI ki w I .L s ' ., Every year thus club sponsors a science fair for all elementary and secondary schools In the reguon of South Charleston Through nts active part un state and national sclence fairs the Mound Chapter of the Jumor Academy of Sclence has done much to further the sclentlflc education of nts members As on addltlonal prolect the club makes an annual excurslon to the Oak Rndge Atomnc Energy Center at Oak Rldge Tennessee The umbnhon of thus club IS to have sts members place In all science contests :me out for a reel change QUQLIDUQQ 690 tl U8 jk LFLLLFL il Small but Interesting Oh I know what nt IS Fnrst row Carole Mullugan Betty Hamlll Carolyn Wllburn Sally Eckel Barbara Schoonover Sue Older Second row Alice Green .ludlth Poteet Anna Gwen Beclcy White Ronnue Nunn Beverly Mccormlclc Becky Atwood Th rd row Bull Hostetler Harrxett Fullces Barbara Hatcher Janice Fox Suzanne Carruthers David Cook Fourth row Dowd Ware Tom Perry John Gxbson 57 X CH QF -s WT YV Di Officers Business Manager Ronnie Nunn Co Editor, Barbara Schoonover, Sports Ednvor, John Gubson, Co Edltor, Barbara Hatcher These buddung lournalnsts publush our school newspaper As a result they learn the fundamentals of newspaper wrntmg and receive practical exeprlence In newspaper publishing Journalusm IS made more enloyable for them since they publish lnterestmg news features, and oplnnon arhcles about school life and acttvltues To manntaln the hugh standards whnch have made the X Ray one ofthe best school newspapers ns of prnme umporfance tothe group in A V f ' x I' A 1 ,I ,r A f- x, I A . l A f I 2 li 1 ' . 3 Q . 1 A: 1- XJ 2 l ' I I I I Y Y I V I I I v l - I I I I I I I l ' Ae Cl lfl l ff f x, r . , . . l -,, r v .. tm ' A ,Q cs T7 -x Q ev ,- :- l N , Furst row Judy Fox Vannle O Dell Jane Kllnger Carl Ekstrom Linda Sammons Nancy Erskine Second row Marlorre Drake Jane Rearlck Suzanne Walker Carol Haddlx Barbara Hardman Barbara Schoonover, Judy Stewart Barbara Vaughan Third raw Gypsy Barker Barbara Ferrer Elizabeth Lawson Judy Payne Suzanne Carruthers Jean Mattox .lean Dickerson Fourth row Charles Hall Greg Duggan Jon Chafln Ronnie Nunn Miss Chnldress Ql'I'LOU 5 i6 Almost any member of the Memoirs Staff will tell you that publlshlng a yearbook IS one of the most exasperatxng exhaustlng and yet one ofthe most fascinating tasks a person can undertake Sunce the yearbook consists of the years actlvltles accomplishments and all around school llfe the work Involved In publishing lt IS tremendous ln order to produce the best possible yearbook the better qualxfled students rn any school are usually selected for the staff but the cooperation of the entire school IS absolutely necessary Gathering advertuse ments planning the yearbook and securlng subscriptions demand the Utmost In the energy and ablltty ofthe entire staff from the sponsor down to the merest reporter Nevertheless acceptmg a POSIYIOD on the staff ns an excellent way to learn to accept responsrbrluty and gain fruends Editor, Jane Klingerg Assistant Editor, Carl Ekslrom. if e ,v g 1 44 4- ' ' ' 15 5 A ,I in Q v, ' :? 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KAN Q ,X i Q' S enior aioreffed Marlorxe Drake Head Maloretre Jean Dnckerson Nancy Slwawver SUSUU Blake R Ss.- sx Thus page sponsored by DIAMOND PHOTOGRAPHIC SALON V '-'.... 2 1 ,N , X X, 4- 1 .J- : '-. l 1 Q' ,..-. i 1. V I GW x JJ X31 ,J 3 'T ,SLU Cl PALMOII 5 - Y 2 - 1 'M xv: 4,-f' Aim ' f Ei I Q iz ji Q 5 if ,S :QE s ' A 1 1 5 raw ,X-ry! Q , 'Q , QA f , gm? Q a E ,Q 'T I DV! f. 2. :Lum ,f 1 1 1 i p r I K 3 : 1 aa V fx 1 M' 1,43 WU ' ' ' H- .again ml T A, fl K ,swag , ,X isgnfew - , - U .f..1X64Ef. H -.. 9 C 00 501161 JJ' A .Sy L A ' r A j b Q , f f ' .gs , .S 3, 5, 5: P N 2 25: f T 'C . Xl i v 4 l l . fx E JE W: ., .Z if P2 ri as ll yi -155 , . Q ,,v4,. Mr. A. E. Raspillaire Director FIRST ROW - Nancy Shawver, Nancy Edwards, Mary Rhodes, Judy Raspillaire, Betsy Cole, Janet Meeks, Linda Morris, Judy Morris, Jonace Healy, Carolyn Wilburn, Suzi Older, Elizabeth Quarrier, Sharon Pickens, Mariorie Drake. SECOND ROW - Phyllis Rumbaugh, David Rollins, Dean Rollins, Bob Throckmorton, Helen Rollins, Joan Wood, Scott Keely, Clifford Woods, Louis Collins, Nancy Sergent, Jay Nelson, Perry Hanks, Bill Kohler, Sally Eckel. THIRD ROW - Carolyn Sparks, Warnie Lore, Creighton McCullough, Ted Welty, Tom Martin, Joe Cole, Bill Lee, Larry Combs, Raymond Lancaster, Tom Field, Bill Coles, David Kirkhart, Barbara Bates. FOURTH ROW - Suzanne Walker. FIFTH ROW - Carolyn Lloyd, David Huffman, Maxwell Radon, Charles Katholi, Jerome Gorby, John Wood, John Snyder, Richard McCallister, Jack Horton, Don Carpenter, Evan Williams, Eddieseckman, BobLilley, Harriett Fulkes. SIXTH ROW - Jo Ann Hill, Jimmy O'Dell, Tom Connolly, Bernard Cudle, Lester Ghiz, Patti Gross, Larry Rollyson, Barbara Snyder, Mike Dent, Barbara Harrison Mary Ann Blair, Becky Agnew, Max Midkiff, Jean Dickerson This page sponsored by HONAKER-NELSON, INC enior Hana! memgerd FIRST ROW M X Mxdlmff T m M rfxn B II Kalwler SECOND ROW Jolwn Wood Oavld Krrlcllart Jack Horton Jolwn Snyder FIRST ROW Sharon Pickens Elizabeth Quar ner Sue Older Judy Raspnllaure SECOND ROW Clifford Woods Larry Combs Raymond Lancaster Barbara Snyder FIRST ROW Janet Meeks Linda Morrns Judy Morrns Carolyn Wnlburn SECOND ROW Narnne Lore Nancy Edv ards Nancy Serge Cr gluten McCullough Thus page sponsored by FULKNIER HARDWARE . I . f , - - I I , . - a , o a , I . - , f f - Q -.1 I . I f 1 ' ' , , u M Qs , . , ..., -. The Chemettes, a muslcal orgamzatson composed of ten students from South Charleston Hugh bchool, has made for xtself an excellent reputation not only In our community but In others as well We are rndeed proud that these talented muslcsans are from our own school Clnftord Woods Jay Nelson, Raymond Lancaster, Dean Rollins Larry Combs The Chemettes have entertalned at varnous pruvate functions and charuty benefits such as the P T A benetrt dinner, the Kanawha Valley Dance Club, and the South Charleston Junior Hugh Prom, In addrtlon to presenting an assem bly program at our own school and maknng a record of their musrc C emeffed John Wood Robert Throclcmorton Dowd Klrkhart The members of this group whxch IS headed by Raymond Lancaster arrangethelr own music and the result us a very professional soundlng band They study the arrangements of such bands as Stan Kenton s and Woody Herman s and then adapt them for their own purposes Don Martin, Larry Hall, Lynne Thorley 45 Q - 5 tl is ,j - A . . ' , . I 1 I T 1 S l ff, .. 1 ,. 1 .Rpm '?'C . rw, 71 Fxrsf row - Elinor Ejwords, Ko, Dugn, Ruth Ann Dojson, An' Mnrnngs, ftifres 3' Qwxrl, Tnelrno Drnse, Corn-C Crouch. Second row - Miss Lucy Jackson, Jo Ann Berkley 3'wyNws Moses, Qmwc Eostnc, Soro:1CUbbon,5arc Dovls, JUWIO Bron, leon Sono, Corel Kreps, Ermo Wood, Down C27 7 Cynthzo Koch. Tnwrgi row - lo ' Srmyier Do1'r'1-, Stone Eng Crime, Rock, Norgon 1 JG1les,TejLoojer'-M. TF Gfflcers: Secretory, Beverly Mcforrnicvq Treasurer, RUM -'wr' Dodson, Presudenf, Carol Kress, Vnce President, Kfnlwevwte STOVGI' . 1 .- v C Z Q, 'f 3 lin! fl QQ, Cl FN hr . av boys' Q or-s. : 'sf vi - Lorr 'JQN,s:'1 Li. ,r: er fiorence Fnnr, Tet LJ,1:e 'vwHc, S:c1ty Kee. Uftmg rof. - Deon rm'wes':x3e's, Sunny Stone, nu' -frzve Q- Sn, Jer, ieoy MCC r ww., f ':' ziwles. 7 lc Y Q C? fl' r x c 1 Z3 -my V.,- KAOU' Furs? row - Dorothy Wlwlte, Potty Slwropslure, Corolyn Spengler, .lone Ewing, Neve Samples, Elonore DGVIS, Judy Bennett. Second row - Borboro Rouse, Krtty Stover, Anita Wilson, Soellen Gunnoe, Nunno Cyrus, Peggy Kinder, Dorothy Wondllng, Beverly McCormick. Tlwird row - Roy Mcformlck, Deon Honnesltogen, Lorry Rollyson, Becky Covender, Betty Sclwoonover, Clarence Holl, Scotty lfeeley, Eddie Cromer. T G N .-. Q, A V,,,- Amolnl ond the Ntgl1vVtsttors Q 'D C. ,, fer. 4- 5 - 3 Rf v Y . ,A 2- Q so X 0. .. T K ww, Z Q f Q-cr, A L I l W ' A , x t Girls' Sextette: Ftrst row - Potty Sltropsnlre, Elinor Edwords Jody Bennett. Second row - Ann Winnmgs, Becky Covender Kotnerzne Stover. F ie v,am...1 ' f F' Q! W2 , -, + 4.5- i'r45 'i5AQ s 1 r i- 'fg'f L, .,,4 Mass YQ WM 3334? :Q 'ff x? f,g- I ,N . W , 5, . A .. , 8:1 , 7 ,N 'I' ff -gh ff' l' J aww A ' V w 'T ' i' A l t 1 ,W fwm Qfu.M Am W 1 , 'ft 1, Y' - - ' fx- . ,-, Q X q sf- .+ , , , A 3- . . f - 5,.,.,. Q1 Q ii . 7 , K, BQNW Q V - A K W gif! A 6 An. s- I ,iw . 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Opp. 13 Dupont I4 0 Charleston 32 20 Nitro l9 6 Clendenin 25 6 Stonewall 27 6 East Bank I9 I4 Barboursville 39 6 St. Albans 40 6 Charleston Catholic 20 19 Dunbar 31 PLAY ERS OF THE WEEK Dupont Jim Miller Charleston Bill Snyder Nitro Jerry Shamblin Clendenin Greg Schultz Stonewall Jim Payne East Bank Dick Tully Barboursville Carl Tully St. Albans Jim Jordan Charleston Catholic George Dorsey Dunbar Jerry Shamblin Don Miller Carl Tully First Row - Guy Kinser, Bill Cyrus, Steve Barker, Bud Williams, Jim Miller, Joe Bennett, Chris Jarrett, Allen Given, Larry Stewart, Dick Mattox, Dick Phillips, Bill Wright, Jim Jordon. Second Row - Jim Stuck, Morris Brown, Eddie Butcher, Jim Garber, Bill Snyder, Carl Tully, Tex Laos, Kelly Smith, David Jackson, Bill Dunlap, Dick Tully, George Shea, Pat Mahoney, John Steele. Third Row - Dick Campbell, Don Miller, Jerry Shamblin, Greg Schultz, George Dorsey, Jim Osborne, Ralph Mandeville, Lewis Gandee, Albert Keeton, Jim Spurlock, Jerry McClure, James Payne, Frank Thompson, Delbert Kidd. Fourth Row - Tom Woolwine, Gary Pelfrey, Jim Straughan, Dick Adkins, Gary Hartwell, Shike Keene, Clarence Broyles, Harry Webb, Charles Price, Ronald Ray, John Wright, Dave Harper, John Fenwick, David Combs. Steve Barker 210 Ib Toclde Jerry ohambhn Delberr sfndd and lleaa Couch Ruby George Shea George Dorsey and Coach Richardson Bull Snyder 160 lb End Q 's. fr ' 6 Bull Snyder Jnm Muller and Coach Surrefte PC5523 r - . u r 1 , Q I 1 ' f X'?e 1 ' Q. , s N . if I I , - y K 4, ,..,. , , X I. ydw, , V , i , 1 1 ' f Ye' . I I' , . I I Claude Spurlock 155 lb Bock Cor: may 175 lb nd Jerry srmmblm 175 Ib ack -.Q ,qv -cn Xl O3 Eg V7 23:1- Om X-Q -Z W9 U11 Fm W? Q 2 2-5 Pu 05' IS- r-um 'O jo OT? Zur U'4'U 'og yur O9 7 'fD Po. 'UU' U54 Dowd Jock son 195 Ib Tackle 0. . ' 1' N f, , 5 . E , 1 1' K 5 Q ,-xg V, X 5 'Q' w 9 6 K V1 . B Wx: sf Y 5 .X gs - f V 5 ' ' -Q Q rl 1 l.. Official checks for first down. S. C. ----- DUPONT Lack of on extra point cost the Black Eagles a l-1-T3 loss to the Dupont Panthers in the opening game ofthe season at Oakes Field. Both teams displayed o great will to win, but early season litters hampered scoring threats. The Panthers had the scoring spark when it was needed, however, and emerged victorious. The South Caiarleston attack was sparked by the outstanding line play of Jim Miller and the hard running of Greg Shultz, S. C. ----- CHARLESTON A very powerful Charleston High Team showed a wealth of talent as they outclassed the Black Eagles, 32-O, on a muddy Oakes Field gridiron. Even the rain couldnit stop the Charleston backs as they repeatedly tore holes in the South Charleston defense. Mean- while, the defense of the Mountain Lions effectively bottled the offensive thrusts of the Black Eagles. Most of the scoring was done in the first half, and both teams used their reserves to finish the game. Mahoney stopped after long gain. -'22-gre T Zloofdaff A rx' 1 S. C. ----- NITRO Quarterback Jerry Shamblin led the South Charleston Black Eagles to their first win of the season, when they squeaked past the Nitro Wildcats, 20-19, before a jubilant crowd at Oakes Field. -Xided by some fine blocking, Shamblin scored all three touchdowns for the Chemists on runs of 20, lO, and 2 yards. Trailing T3-0 at one point the Chemists fought back to 20-T3 lead. Then, with less than a minute to play, Nitro scored again, but Tex Laos knifed through to block the extra point try which gave the victory to the Eagles. S. C. ----- CLENDENIN Clendenin handed the Eagles their third loss of the season with Melvin Touchdown Harris leading the Cardinals to a 25-6 victory at Clendenin. larris, the small but powerful fullback for the Cardinals, rar- inside and outside the South Charleston defense to score three of his team's four touchdowns. Greg Shultz thrilled Black Eagle fans with an 80 yard runback of a kick-off to open the second half. The attack lagged down after the run, however, and South Charleston could do no more scoring. S. C. - - - - STONEWALL The Stonewall Generals gained their second win of the season by defeating the S.C.l'l.S. Black Eagles, 27-6, at Laidle Field. With Bob Stealy passing for two touchdowns and Tommy Alford scoring one, the Generals took a 20-O halftime lead that put the game beyond South Charleston's reach. The Black Eagles went 58 yards in the fourth quarter for their score, with Jerry Shamblin sneaking over from the one yard line. The loss was South Charleston's fourth compared to one Wln. Shamblin breaks through for T. D. zjvlydggdffi S. C. ----- EAST BANK After scoring twice in the first period, the Pioneers of East Bank held on to defeat the Black Eagles l9-6, at The Oakes Field Stadium. Eullback Arvid Estop led the East Bank attack by scoring both of their first quarter touchdowns. .lerry Shamblin con- tinued to do an outstanding job for the Chemists as he com- pleted 9 of I7 PGSSBS, one of them to Greg Shultz for South Charleston's lone score. Two more T. D. passes by Shamblin were called back because of penalties. S. C. ----- BARBOURSVILLE Touchdown iaunts by Jerry Shamblin and Jim Jordan were to no avail as the Black Eagles were downed by a strong Barboursville team, 39-14, on the Pirates' home field. Bobby Roberts led the Barboursvillevictory with two touch- downs, scoring on runs of 52 and 70 yards. .lordan started the S. C. scoring with a two yard plunge in the first quarter. Shamblin added six points to the Black Eagle total when he grabbed a Pirate fumble on the eight and rambled in for the score. S. C. ----- ST. ALBANS The St. Albans Red Dragons, defending AA Champions, poured it on in the first half to defeat the S.C. Black Eagles by a score of 40-6. Led by Vic Quinet, the Dragons jumped to a 27-O lead at the quarter and were never threatened thereafter. Delbert Kidd, subbing at quarterback for the injured Jerry Shamblin, engineered the only S. C. score by passing to Bill Snyder. Bill then lateraled to Jim Jordan, who completed the 28 yard play by racing into the end zone Eagles close in for the kill. Eagle aerial goes astray. S. C. ----- CATHOLIC The efforts of Andy Pop Korn produced the two touch- downs which proved to be the margin of victory as Charleston Catholic defeated South Charleston by a 20-6 score. Pacing the Black Eagles were George Dorsey and Jerry Shamblin. Shamblin completed passes of 45 yards to Bill Snyder and 26 yards to Carl Tully to set up the S. C. touch- down. Dorsey then picked up the six points with a five yard plunge. During the second half the Eagles dominated the game, however, the Catholic lead was to great to overcome. S. C. ----- DUNBAR The South Charleston Black Eagles played a determined game, but lost a tough one to the Dunbar Bulldogs, 3l-'l9, in the Homecoming game for both teams. Jerry Shamblin led an aggressive Eagle Squad to a 7-6 advantage at the half. This lead was short lived, however, for the Bulldogs scored three quick touchdowns immediately after the half. On the strength of touchdowns by Greg Shultz and Jerry Shamblin, the Eagles came storming back. The effort fell short, though, and the Black Eagles once again absorbed the loss. 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