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

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TYLER ECHOEST ... . 3 . . . A 6 W i I 5- af , 5,31 yu -7- Q X f-.v in , L 'A . 'IJ-:,,,A1c!. VN F. F. A. in summer oampg 'Lonesome Ickeyn Wagnerg nowg David Core, farmerg his hogg Jim le Sellers Ronald Wright and prize sheepg The Battlefield, Ellsworth Gymg 'The Eleven 5 Ellsworth Basketball Team of '52 -- They're seniors A leak in the tankg 'Tarzan' Doakg F. F. A. of '35g Ray Goff and had a sheep--Its fleece was white as snowy And so we spray the 'tatersg To the left of the colt stands Wayne Wellsg The Penny Pitching Team. 1956

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- TYLER ECHOES 1 Mary Amos Darrell Ashenhart William Ball Gertrude Baker Vivian Baker Dortha Beaver John Crumrine Sara Crumrine Mary Cumberledge Herbert Darnell Esther Davis Verchie Davis Charles DeLoe Ruth DeLong Alva Doak Hayward Doak Kathleen Doak Leo Donley Brady Eddy Gresham Eddy Paul Edgar Winona Ferguson Mary Ferrell Opal Ferrell Edwin Ferrell Raymond Ferrell Wilma Fiber Emeline Fletcher Esther Fletcher Helen Fletcher 'Billie Fluharty Ila Franklin Warren Franklin Ruth Giboney Harold Gillispie William Gorrell Carl Gregg Fred Gregg Jack Gribble Ruby Grimm The Freshmen Leona Haught Isabelle Haught Juanita Haught Evelyn Hays Nettie Headley Harold Henderson Victor Hickman Virgil Hickman Katherine Huff Virginia Hurst Nellie James Paul Jamison Betty Johnson Rebecca Kaul Thomas Kearns Barbara Keys Mabel Keys Meriam Keys Orvan K Garnet Eiible Arnold Lemasters Ruth Lemaeters Robert Lewis Imogene Long Alma Mann Marie Martin Irene Mayfield Eugene Mayfield Belldonnia McCullough Joseph Kccutcheon Edna McGinnis James Mclntyre Margaret Mercer Wlnifred Mercer James Midcap Saramae Moffitt Martha Monser Lorene Morrell Jessie Myers Howard Newbrough Marie Rutter I956 Roy Owens Martha Pratt Hilda Rice Glenna Mae Robinson Sylvia Robinson Virginia Robinson Billie Rymer Robert Sands Alvaretta Satterfield Ordella Satterfield Violet Seckman Frank Sherwood Juanita Slack Bessie Smith Charles C. Spencer Charles H. Spencer Donald Spencer Graff Starkey Ormond Starkey Helen Statler Dorothy Tracy Alfred Traugh Sanford Tustin Harley Underwood Kenneth Underwood Robert Virden Harold Waldo Gerald Warner Gilda Waters Gordon Waters Charles Watson Freda Weekley Helen Weekley Merle Weekley Sarah Weekley Bobby Wildman Elmer Williams Lucille Wise Virgil Wise Helen Wright --llllqll

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o a ,QTYLER Ecsoesgg , FROM ONE CLOCK 'ro ANOTHER To see Mr. and Mrs. Jumbo Clock quietly residing on the spacious walls of old Tyler between the hours of nine and four is only to mark the passing of timeg but to see the two CMr. Jumbo in the hall and Mrs. Jumbo in the library? at the weird hour of midnight when they are discussing the fate and the status of the students of Tyler High is a thrill and an adventure of the privileged few. It was through the kindness of Mr. Wood that I entered the portals of old Tyler one night at the appointed hour for the discussion of the freshmen class of 1956. Having a small knowledge of shorthand, I was able to get almost all of their conversation as I sat under Mr. Miller's desk where neither Mr. nor Mrs. Jumbo was able to suspect my presence. I deemed this information more reliable than any I could get from the students, therefore I take this opportunity to pass it on to you. The conversation follows as I heard it -- - nMrs. Jumbo?n uYes, Mr. Jumbo.u Are you ready to go down the walks of Tyler life to see u this eminent freshmen elass?u NYG S . H HDon't you think, Mrs. Jumbo, that this class is without any doubt the best that has ever entered Tyler's halls since we hivi lived heres They hage had a larger per cent on the rs onor ro an any o er e ass. yes -- . nJimmie, dear, what profession do yeu,think will prove the most popular to this class?H nWhat profession? Nursing, I believe, will prove the most popular. It seems that our lasses want to be able to take good care of our lads. There were Verchie Davis 'Kath- leen Doak, Winona Ferguson, Opal Ferrell, Ila Franklin, Vir- ginia Hurst, Lorene Morrell, Betty Johnson, Belldonnia Me- Cullough, Margaret Mercer, Glenna Mae and Sylvia Robinson, Alvaretta and Ordella Sattcrfield Gilda Waters Helen Weokley, Merle Weekley, and Sara Meekley.n I can't see why all of them wanted to do that. I think-- nWho will assist these nurses in their noble work? Have we anyone aspiring the profession of an M. D.?n Certainly Mr. Jumbo. Don't show your ignorance! Darrell Ashenhart, the cowpunchcr, will be oneadoctor, Martha Mouser will be of great assistance as an eye specialist. Violet Seckman will perform a lifefs work to endear any of Tylergg oldmmaidg. bShedintendinto bg atgeiufytipeciglist?n 1 5, 'xr A that goZg,argund x?tg,th2 till fgylgwofroa Alvy?HO 3 Sy is fThat, my dear, is William Ball--our future jockey, A s ,, If a 119 ssfij.- Lg 'E