Vinson High School - Vinsonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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THE VINSONIAN To faithfully present the news of the news of the school . . . both fairly and without partisan feeling, is the policy and goal of the Vinsonian, Vinson's student publication. The staff of this paper is chosen by the student council composed of students, and with faculty advisor, Mr. M. O. Brumfield, head of the De- partment of Commerce, acting as a mentor in difficult situations, complete- ly operating under the hands of students. This year, Helene Wickline is the editor of the Vinsonian, She is ably assisted by Betty Midkiff, Peggy Waugh, lennie Crank, Bonnie Hensley, and Anna Lee Greene. The Vinsonian Staff wishes to take this opportunity to thank the stu- dents for their patronage. THE VINSONIAN GOES TO PRESS Page 29

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THIRD ROW Lontus Malcolm Charles Osborne Alma Billman Ralph Craig Norma Clark Betty lo Carey Tudelle Davis Mary Ellen Hunter SIXTH ROW Billy Williams Delores Queen Lucille Nease Earl Smith lane Carey Rosalie Brumtield Frances Jesse Bob Webster Page 28 THE WEST HUNTINGTONIAN STUDENT BOOSTER CLUB FIRST ROW Charles Wickline Kathryn Wheeler Russell Rucker Charlene Secrest june Morehead Maxine Artrip Edwin Fitzpatrick Betty Craig SECOND ROW lohn Clark jimmy Witham Dolores Fitzpatrick Iames Blankenship Billie Sue I-lopson luanita Tomblin Eva Booton Herbert Bocook FOURTH ROW FIFTH ROW Marybelle Eggleston Russell Campbell loyce Plymale Clifford Plymale Clara Roach lack Wilkerson Cynthia Perdue Herbert Dawson SEVENTH ROW Murvel Hutchison Leatta Hunter Betty Conway Frank Caster Phyllis Rutherford Richard Bing Dorothy Artrip Eileen lohnson Floyd Chapman Mary Louise Hanby Bill Neal Eddie Lee Hensley Eleanor Dean Richard Tufts Frances Baker Patty Morehead EICHTH ROW Iames Caldwell Naomi Smith Bob Booth Duane McCoy Betty Lou Stewart Annabelle Fillinger Mildred Fuller Edward Norris

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THE WEST HUNTINGTONIAN ln the production of the i942 WEST HUNTINCTONIAN, as is the case of any business, the will to succeed is of a prime importance. This spirit has been the guiding hand of the Seniors that have put in countless hours in producing this book. They did not stop when they were dis- couraged, but worked on with the blind hope that they would succeed. The Student Body has co-operated with us more this year than eve before in the history of the school. By using an installment plan, a hun- dred students were able to buy this book. Enough sales have been mad to insure publication, and the i942 WEST HUNTINCTONIAN comes to ' hes you with our best was . THE ANNUAL STAFF OF 1942. I' 6 The West Huntingtonian S at work Paint- 30 l taff