Tyler County High School - Echoes Yearbook (Middlebourne, WV)

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TYLER ECHOES smnxcsry, RAYE Fall Carnival 111g L1on's Minstrel 11,21-Band and Orchestra 12,5,41gJol1y Jamboree 1213 Spring Festival 1515 Fall Carnival 1513 Banquet program 151gJo1ly Jub11ee141g F. F. A. Banquet program 141. nThink of Raye without a guitar? Impossibleln WINCE, RUTH Minuet dance 1113 Jolly Jamboree 1313 Orchestra 1513 Fall Carnival 151' 'A Lady To See You' 1513 'Dust of the Roadn 1413 Honor Society 1413 nGuess Aga1nn141g HA Dumb Waiter' 1413 'Black Eyed Susann 1413 Echoes staff 41. 'A perfect student - a charming little wifen TUSTIN, HOWARD Fall Carnival 151. 'He should be Tyler's tall story champ1on.n TUSTIN, WILLIAM Football 11, 2, 5, 413tColonial play 1l1gcClass president 1213 Baseball 12, 5, 413 Captain football team 4 g Guess Again 4 . uAn athlete and a gallant gentleman.n UNDERWOOD, ROBERT M. Basketball 11 2, 5, 41gFootball 15, 41gBanquet program151g Chemist ro ram 141. 1 I7 P S nH1s head is among the stars in more ways than oneln PGST GRADUATES RHIINA ARNEPI' LILLIE BERICLEY GORDON NICHOLS IRS. A. J. STARCHER 533551, VILLERS gun WILCOX Tyler 1954 Tyler 1955 Tyler 1954 Tyler 1954 Tyler 1952

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TYlIfD ECHOE IORGAN, IHGRAM Shinneton 1113 Glee Club 1111 Football 12, 5, 413 Fall Carnival 151 A true athlete and a rare good fellow 1' RICHARDS, .TUANITA Ill et 111 lish 1ay1l1' Glee Club 11 2 5 413 Fall Carnival 1511? 'lax-ry1.n'h?Larlon' 1513 Crohestra 12, 513 Blaok Eyed Susan'1413 Vo-ag play 141f 'Guess Again' 1413 'A Dumb Waiter' 141. Pereonal1ty, plus I' nmsns, LOUIS 'A Lady To See You' 1513 'A Toot and A Toot' 1413 'Wanted: Capable Stenographer' 1412 'Guess Again' 141. 'Another gentleman who prefers blouds.' STARKEY, BONNIE IME Glee Club 1113Spr1ng Fest1va11213 Fall Carnival1513 '1'ha.nks AI1'ully'141 'An earful of music I' PRATT, HOWARD Chemistry program 141. 'Howard thinks he should demand a salary as Tyler-'s 'note' oarrlen' SPENCER, MARY Fall Carnival 1513 'A Lady To See You'1513 Banquet program 1513 Class Secretary 1413 'Midnight Fantasy' 1413 'Wantedz Capable Stenographer' 41: Reporter Red and Black 1413 'The Census Taker 1413 Echoes staff 413 Honor Soglety 1413 Uuess Again' 1413 'A Dumb Waiter' 141. 'If there were fifty talents, Mary would possess them alll' SMITH, RALPH English play 1113 Athletic Committee 1513 Fall Carnival 1513 A Lady To See You' 1513 Chemistry program 1413 Negro Skit 1413 Basket ball '11, 2, 5, 415 Football 15, 413 Band 12, 5, 413 Honor Society 1413 Guess Again 141. 'Ot cheerhxl yesterdays and confident tcanorr-ovs.' TREMAINE, .TEAFNE Band 11, 2, 5,13 Orchestra 11 2, 513 Jazz Orchestra 12 513 Spring Festival 1213 Fall Carnival 1513 'A Lady To See You' 1511 Press Club 1511 'These Modern Girls' 1413 Honor Sooiet 15, 413 Typist Red and Black 1513 Echoes, Typist 1213 'Guess Again' 141. 1' 'Charming in the deepest sense of the word.' smmi, wnmnn Tech High School, Washington, D. C. 1113 Greenbrier Military School, 1211 Fall Carnival 1513 Banquet program 1513 'A Lad To See You 1513 Glee Club 1513 Sports Editor, Red and Black .1413 Echoes staff 1413 'Second Chance' 1413 Band and Oimestra 1111 Guess Aga1n. 141. 'Maybe there's something to be said for military training after all. wmxnzy, asm Freshman lay 1113 Band 12, 5, 413 Banquet program 1513 'Thanks AIfu11Y' 141. 'Silence is sweeter than speech' 1955

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iii' 'uf .f 1'-1.51.7 - I-57 ,A-fj?Q'ffz L' K N H I - if YkiTfk,IilmJ' '? - - f ' . 3 I P2 XKQ Y IX I Q. KJJX ,J f' .. 1'-.MVQVQS JF' MTH f f- LX f ,J '7 Q XJ .-J ll K l l , gif -v 1: - V I ' -in v fb.. . - , . .f . As I stepped from the Graf Zepplin at New York, return- ing from eight year's sojurn ln Germany, I became very much interested in the conversation of two girls near by. I step- ped closer to them and managed to hear a few scattered sent- ences. They were talking about the new Crystal Gazer who had been in the city only a month or two, but who already had made quite a name for herself. I was even more surprised to find that her name was Madame Fifi Toinette Murphy. I decided to visit her and renew our school day friend- ship. I did not have much trouble in finding her rooms. Al- though she was still very mysterious and quiet she expressed great joy at seeing me again. I asked her what it would cost me to find all about my school mates. If I had not been a friend of hers the cost would have been very high, but under the circumstances it was indeed quite nominal. After she had been in a trance for about fifteen minutes she began to murmur and mumble. I could not understand her at first, but as she began to talk more distinctly this is what I heard: James and Eloise Fluharty Arnett and family were living a quiet, happy life at George's Run. Opal Hamilton and Robert Jackson were co-starring in the latest musical comedy, Meat-Market Blues . Ralph Ashenhart had just won the title of Heavyweight Champion of the world. -'-lf A ' ' d ----ff SEE! H51 EQQEQI'-E3 4.-5