St Marys High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (St Marys, WV)

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Name Junior Hooper Alex Illar Junior Ingram Claire Jewell Mary Lois Kennedy Carlton Hester Ruby Knight Clyde Lamp Leon Long Larry Matheny Hazel Maston John McFadden Dale Moore Joan Neely Virginia Nicholas John Nicholas Ted Northrop John Ross John Scott Wilma Scott Arland Stewart Claris Stewart Coleman Shultz Doris Taylor Wauneta Wagner French Wagner Betty Waugh Dale Winters HOROSCOPE Nickname Hooper Shang Snuffy Julie Kennedy Buck Big Red Pooch Long Mustache Skinny Brace Moe Joanie Rosie Nick Bossie Loud Mouth Scottie Blondie Elsworth Clary Shotgun Bussie Peter Frenchy Bett Curly Ambition Cowboy Singer Private Office Delivery Boy Farmers Wife College Girl ' Gold Braid Marry Millionaire Contractor Tough Sergeant Mayor of Schultz Tap Dancer Nose Guard Manufacturer Auctioneer Powers' Model Get Man Boot Legger Truck Driver lst. Class Machinist Lathe Lifter Pianist Get Married Glamour Girl Alcohol Salesman Go to Morgantown Flirt Girl Nimrod Nurse Woman Killer Destiny Thrown Again Wouldn't Go Parked Again 'City Slicker Lady Wrestler Deck Scrubber House Maid Foley's Farm Hand Yard Bird Cuspidor Scrubber Strip Tease Too Little Fertilizer Salesman Slip Shows Christine's Helper Revenue Officer Cattle Raiser Floor Sweeper Broken Foot Radio Yodeler Father of Five School Teacher Too Much i Ends up in Sistersville Old Maid Sergeant York Bandage Roller Stuck in Mud T. N. and Committee

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Name Jeanette Birkhimer Christine Bills Harry Bradtield Robert Brammer Paul Buchanan Orlando Campbell John Cantwell Elsie Conaway Neil Cramblett Barbara Donley Jacquelyn Dotson Jeanne Eckart Neil Eddy Patty Farren Mahlon Pauss Ruby Fleeman Roy Flowers Patty Foley Faynelle Francis Jean Freeland 'Paul Gault Helen Hall Kenneth Hall Lucille Hamilton Gayla Truex Carol Heddleston Jim Heilman Betty Higgins Malcolm Hilty HOROSCOPE Nickname Birkie Chrisie Stink Sleepy Doudgin Sinatra Blubber Lip Tubby Stratosphere Barb Pee Wee Nicotine Tiny Pat Mousie Rube Posy Patty Fay Jeanie I-'innigan Fat Stud Parkie Pug Carol Little Jimmie Higgi Maiden Blush Ambition Nurse Get Married Mayor's son-in-law Machinist Marry Patty Singer Dare Devil Lose Weight Charles Atlas Ballet Dancer Ring Collector Meek as a Lamb Ply a Truck Journalist Marry Charlotte Torch Singer None Marry Clyde Actress Marry Riggs Marry Hilty Cattle Raiser Marry Carolyn Get a Man Fur Trapper None All-American Ticket Salesman Own Hamburger Inn Destiny Sailor's Wife Old Maid Street Cleaner Farmer Mother-in-law trouble Hog Caller Wrecked Again 300 Pounds 97 lb. Weakling Bubble Dancer Pawn Shop Scrub Woman No Wings Second Cornell Ends up with Bussie Burlesque Show Professional Loafer Gets Bertie Curtain Puller lngramcame Through Cheerleader Farmers Wife Fender Polisher Typist Caught a Coat ?S?ne Got lt. Water Boy Usher Grease Monkey

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ADMONITIONS We, the graduating class feel it our duty as Seniors, to leave the following advice to the under-classmen. Joe Mack Holster-Settle down-you've a long way to go. Perry Powell-We'd like to see you try to do something Perry-for once. Jon Barkwill-Are your ways in the band room typical of yourself-we hope not. Mary Jane Haverstraw- Letters to the future are interesting, aren't they? Madeline Hall-Boyfriends already-take a hint from us and be careful what you are getting into. Bobby Ingram-Our pick for a future Romeo. Kathleen Lamp- Katty, we think you would make a cute cheerleader--how about it? Franklin Ruttencutter-Only a freshman and breaking girls' hearts already-wait till he's a senior-then what will happen! Bill Reynolds-1948 football hero. Beverly Winters-You're only a freshman-why try to act like a senior? Come down to earth. .loan Carpenter and Ruby McClure-Two cute kids. Betty Wilson-Don't let wedding bells ring before you finish school. Benny Wagner-You've the rest of your life to live-why try to live it all now? Louise Gwinn-The sky is the limit-how high do you think you can go?-There isn't much space left. Johnny Clovis-Keep on practicing, you might make another Iturbi yet. Thelma Frashuer-Try being polite-it might help-in more ways than one. Richard Blake-Heep up the good work and your dreams may come true. Bill Rosenlieb-We can never tell just what to expect next. Ensil Malone-If you keep on going the way you are now how do you expect to become successful? Snowden Hively-Isn't it too bad that outside looks can't conceal inside thoughts? Mary Ruth Smittle-Waken up, girlie, don't sleep all your life-why always a sucker for the same line? Katie Hester-We thought you could do better than that-what happened to your standards for boyfriends? Norma Jean Westbrook and Ruie Hinds-Take it easy. Charles Wright-Don't we think we're handsome? Burl Smith-Leave other boys' girlfriends alone. Havis Iker-My! How big we act for the size we are. Dotty Terrill-We are glad to see you with a boy once in a while-why not more often? Bob Horner-We like to see men not mice-which are you-truthfulness belongs to men. Hint, hint. John Frank Barron-Maybe there is something in your head after all-we have hopes. Grant Dotson- Bluffing and lying won't get you anywhere-Why not quit it? June Roby-You wouldn't like to be called pest of the school, would you? Then act your age. Ileane Matheny-Isn't it too bad you aren't the only drip in the bucket? Or are you? NOW SOME ADVICE TO OUR CLASSMATES Carol Heddleston-We like to dream too-especially about made up love affairs. Joan Neely-We hope staying at home will make your dreams come true. Larry Matheny-Pretty legs are tempting, aren't they? Harry Gene Bradfield-A Halo might help. We wonder? .lean Freeland-What's happened to the army? Gayla Truex-'Round and 'round she goes, where she stops nobody knows. Ted Northrop- Hubert, can you see me?