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

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ll L so l L, -Trl U 'Ei' il EE EECB UMD E S3 4,-4-55. as V Raye Starkey was overseer of the harbors and docks in New York. Virgil Lawson was head of the police force of Chicago. All gangs and rackets have been wiped out. Ralph Smith was head of the Elizabethan Society which he had organized and made famous. James Grimes was Conductor of Music in Cincinnati Con- servatory of Music. Harold Mclntyre and Bonnie Mae Starkey were broadcasting over WJVA. ' Gail Jones was stenographer for Lawyer Monnie James, who had taken Ike Underwood?s place in Tyler County as criminal lawyer. Geraldine Keys had taken Miss Tuttle's place in Tyler Ida Darnell, Irene Lemasters and Esta Weekley were danc- ing in the latest George White Scandals. First three from the right, second row. Ruth Wince and Juanita Richards McGinnis were busy tak- ing care of their rapidly increasing families. By Genevieve Campbell ir ....... ,. .. ..vi..:... .. .... ULX 'lr'.-we ------.-V---H ...M-... ....-..., .........M.... .... ,... .- ...-.- H' f G cf' fd I va'-1: Hlb,fO1iYC-A.,S Gr 93.2 In the fall of 1951 this bashful, silly group of 97 freshmen entered Tyler High, all eager to increase in the knowledge and ways of the world. With the help of the advis- ors: Miss Smith, Mr. Miller, and Mr. Norman the following officers were elected: President, Robert Jacksong Vice-Pres- ident, Katherine Fletcher, Secretary, Wilma Underwood, and Treasurer, Opal Hamilton. A Party was held in December and another in March. Then on the last day of school, Miss Smith accompanied the class to the Underwood Grove for a picnic. The'next year the class came back as Sophmores with 96 enrolled, The following people had dropped out: Edna Ashen- hart, Buddie Cline, Alice Davis, Fred Folger, Virginia George Mary Herbold, Chester Howard, Mary Keller, Edward Lancaster, Stella Lemaster, Irene Meredith, Philip Morgan, Fred Nuzum, Allen Richardson, Ruth Shook, Arta Smith, Kenneth Smith, Margaret Starkey, Esta Walker, Dorthy Weekley, Robert Hayes. Karl Kirby was drowned in the Ohio River near Sistersville. , ln' ,, ,,, Yi' ' ' 'I 1 ,Y ' Q ,L --Lu---se n.---.... .. Q.-...-sf... qpnnenqn1-.psf-insane.:-9--ern.....-Q-...-Q...

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ggg-. 35:1 E if ' 1 Those added as new members were: Cuba Alkire, French Alkire, Robert Baker, Bob'Coakley, Alden Michel, Estaline Rob inson, Bonnie Mae Starkey, Ingram Morgan, Thomas Steele, Rich- ard Tuttle, Jimmie White. ' This year the advisors were: Miss Tuttle, Mr. Christie, and'Mr, Green. Class officers were: President, William Tus- tin, Vice-president, Eloise Fluhartyg Secretary and Treasurer Wilma Underwood. Two parties were given this year - a Valentine Party, and, in April a Depression Party. The Junior year was started with an enrollment of 65. New members were: Everett Kelch, Toinette Murphy, and Willard Smith Those who dropped out were: Cuba Alkire, French Alkire, Marie Ash, Hilda Bowen, Evelyn Buck, Gertrude Buck, Bob Coakley, Mar shall Fletcher,'Zelma Freeland, Bernice Garman, Jack George, John Givens, Lawrence Haught, Arizona Howell, Jean Keller, Ver lena Loudin, Ruby Magers, Alden Michel, Edna Midcap, Mary Mich ell, Pearl Oblinger, Ardeth Parker, Dail Richeson, Estaline Robinson, Bernice Secmnan, Eloide Slider, Leona Slider, Evelyn Slider, Rhoda Travis, Richard Tuttle, Wilma Underwood, Glenn Wagner, Dorthy Weekley, Blayne Wells, Jimmie White. The officers were: President, Bob Jackson, Vice-president Ralph Ashenhartg Secretary, Virgil Lawsong Treasurer, Katherine Fletcher. ' Under the instruction of the advisers Miss Kirchner, Miss Furbee, Mr. Davis, and Mr. Wayman, the class presented the annual'Fall Carnival which was for the first time given two nights. Only one party was given this year, a Farewell to Old Man Depression' party on April 28. ' A Lady to See You , the annual Junior play, was presented two nights instead of one as had formerly been the custom. On the evening of May l8 the juniors gave the seniors the annual banquet, which was presented, cabaret style, in the study hall. And now as we come to the end of our four year journey we feel glad that we have accomplished this goal for which we have been striving, but sorry to part with those who have so kindly helped us. ' This year our officers are: President, Bob Jacksong Vice- president, James Arnett, Secretary, Mary Spencer, Treasurer, Eloise Fluharty. Our advisers are: Mr. Davis, Mr. Stealey, and Miss Tuttle. Those members of last year who failed to join us again are Virginia Colegrove, Everett Kelch, Elizabeth Mclntyre, Karl Sherwood, and Charles Starkey. ' ' New members this year are: John Givens, Evelyn Buck, Gert- rude Buck, and Francis Hadley. On May 9 and lO the annual Senior play was presented. As usual it was given two nights with two separate casts. The cast for the play, Guess Again, fellows: JANET MOORE Katherine Fletcher, Eloise Fluharty BILL DOUGLAS Robert Baker, Virgil Lawson HENRY GRIMES Robert Jackson, Ralph Smith o D -14 I9 'flfffa