Wahama High School - Wahaman Yearbook (Mason, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1953 volume:

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JM E1Vlbr5 S GH l0l2 I:Al2GW6ll We the senior class of '53 to show our appreciation for all that Wahama has done for us and for all the ' d on this page pleasures we have had during our four years as students have requested that the Alma Mater be printe since it expresses more adequately than any words of our own our true feelings for Wahama. Oh, come, let's sing Wahama's Praise, Our songs to Alma Mater raise, The school which stands upon the hill, And gives our hearts and minds a thrill, Though year by year the seasons go, Stunmer heat and winter snowg Our loyalty will never die, Nor love for thee, Wahama High . The happy days we've spent with thee, Will live again in memoryg And let us ever keep thy name, Where'er we go of spotless fame. If on troubled seas we sail, If all earth's friendships seem to fail, Thoughts of thee, as years go by, Will lead us home, Wahama High . Then here's to thee Wahama High , Thy loyal sons and daughters cryg The four years which we spent with you, And friends and teachers kind and true, Are like a rosary to wear, And count each bead and earnest prayer, That loyalty will never die, For love for thee, Wahama High , Vx 7 I1 , li, ig! Q Ns - 4 ji V X in egg?-F32 F Q: W Q 'Q 'Ll Ill IIN rggfff? 5 1 N 1 'FP Q2 if 3' t rf? TUE FN ffm fiacfeeffea 4- GIIIIICGRS Tom Scally- President Glee Club Varsity W Journalism Club Basketball Football Ir. S: Sr. Play Mary Lawrence Vice -President Glee Club, Band Journalism Club Student Council Ir. gc Sr. Play High Times Editor Girl's Basketball Elizabeth Click Secretary -Treas . F,H.A. , Glee Club Journalism Girl's Basketball Homecoming Att'd't Ir. 8: Sr. Play HIGHS 1953 l- f-O9 'T. -'S' il N fl qt Richard Athey Football-co captain Basketball -all tourney Ir. Kr Sr. Play Journalism Club Glee Club, Varsity W Student Council-pres . 1 Dona Ord Becker Journalism Club C-lee Club Cheerleader Prom Queen '52' Girls Basketball Senior Play Donna Burngarner Band, F.H .A . Glee Club Journalism Club Latin Club Jr. 8a Sr. Play Lois Bumgarner 2 F.H.A. wfwwf, Sr . Play-prompter l f Dorwin Clark Baseball Conservation Varsity W Senior Play Verda Gill 'W' F.H.A. Peggy Kaylor Grimm 'RW' flis nf FHA Glrls Basketball Joe Henry Band Journalism Club Basketball Glee Club F .F.A . rpm Glen Harrah Glee Club Band Conservauon WWWMQQ Jack Hesson Football co captam 1 Baseball Varslty W 7,7 7,5 Semor Play -7518 14? -wi, 'WY ' Q ' ' K,,' my W ?W' ' . 53 - - 'airy L - ' I V I U 15 ' 1, ' X , ,Aung A Q QQ? . f4.G.h 4 'Q 3 f ijifikgz W J fda S. . f .H -4255 lf., , ff' M215 ,Q ., Q, ff- . xg,fg,.'.1 X 4- , K .5 '2 f!.,'. .n 4n fl l ! fn.. l Shirlee Hesson Glee Club, Y Teens Journalism Girls Basketball Red Cross Student Council Betty Hoschar F . H . A . Journalism Club Charles Hill Art Club Basketball Varsity W Bernard Hudson C onservation PVX iw,-Q x. 's' Ywasllw 'X 'QX 1w3 .. Q,A Gerald Johnson Conservation R ' Maile J ohuson 5 C X' 1 Glee Club HQ- Q ' T J Girls Basketball Q J Q: J ' J Latin Club P gk fr Sr . Play Doris Litton Glee Club, Sr. Play F.H.A., Y Teens Journalism Girls Basketball History Club Phyllis McDaniel 1 nuvv- 49' ' 2 ' we sy' -,Q Donald Newall Conservation Dorothy Ohlinger F H A 7 George Ohver fnnnnn-n f Conservation y 'fy-ff5!jj5.Q1z1L'g, , Baseball Glee Club ,Q aannaf pa, Senior Play Frank Peyton Varsity W Football Ir. 86 Sr. lay ,yo 4, S. John Polsley Conservation Carol Roach Glee Club Journalism Club Latin Club Band Junior Play F . H .A . John Powell Mr . Wahama '53' Senior Play Samuel Roach Football Varsity W C onserva tion Glee Club Sr. Play J im 4 In wma ..,. C ,,1.,., ..- s or 1 X - or Q XKS Y1 -i fs. X of fig, ' X E XL.--- I ohn Rott en Glee Club g Band Senior Play ,Q-+1 'ST Arnold Roush Conservation F .F .A . Senior Play ,Z '-,', I M , r . . 16 glacawufi Ben Roush Glee Club, Sr. Play Basketball Football Journalrsm Club Conservation Varsity W Carol Roush F.H.A., Glee Club Journalism Club Band, Latin Club Editor-'53' Wahaman Junior Play June Roush X Q W N7 s Glee Club Journalism F . H . A . Girls Basketball Patty Roush Glee Club, F.H.A . Homecoming Att'd't-2 yrs. Homecoming Queen-'52' D.A .R. Good Citizen Latin Club Paul Roush Football Basketball-all tourney Varsity W Susanna Roush Band Girls Basketball F. H .A . 4 u, Eugene Russell Conservation Football Basketball Baseball W11fOId Scarberry F .F .A . Conservation Senior Play Jack SCIICS Glee Club Band -Student Conductor Journahsm Club Managing Ed H1gh T1mes Latin Club Ir. 8a Sr lay Faye Shlrley Glee Club F . H.A . Girls Basketball Gamet Shuley Glee Club F . H.A . Homecoming Att'd't Frances Harrah Sprouse Journalism Club Glee Club Dancing Club Girls Basketball Junior Play Ass't Ed. -'53' Wahaman Jack Stewart F F A Conservatlon Band Ray Ward Glee Club Band I ourualism Junior Play Shuley Smlth Weaver Glee Club F H A . Latm Club ri f 1 'U' ...,,,av .1 F 'l.2 'f'F'9 Warren Weaver F.F.A. Glee Club 'SZ' Jo Ann Woodruff Glee Club F. H .A . Senior Play Girls Basketball Hockey Leora Young F . H .A . Glee Club Guls Basketball Wh.. Latin Club U ICR sneak OA 'Q b llful 45,4-f:,',u4 W.. , 0, M Mzipxw X31 Q 4-455 XNCWG Plllktl ,NZ Had on O U76 so CH ted! 11166 915 X596 7216 T31 x oi 16565 Watcbd MK. X ci 1- 3 cgi, X 0881 ' .. Gena age! Ve an YY yOu b -Q., 9,10 een :Q Qyllaaa iiliainrgef On September 6, 1949, eighty-six freshmen entered the halls of Wahama for the first time. THSY S0011 made a place for themselves in the school and made it known that they had big ideas and were going DIACCS- Officers elected that year were Jack Scites, president, Clinton Churchill, vice president, Patty Roush, secretaryg Tom Scally, treasurer, Marilyn Dotson was student council representative. Class advisors for the freshman year were Mrs, Mitchell and Mr, Diehl, At the very beginning the class showed that it had its share of feminine pulchritude, Patty Roush was selected Homecoming attendant and Doris Fields was chosen Valentine queen, In the first year the class had ten members in football and basketball, fourteen in the band and several in the Glee Club and minstrel. The class started out their sophomore year by electing Jack Hesson, president, Richard Athey, vice-president, Tom Scally, secretary-treasurer, Patty Roush was again chosen Homecoming attendant and Dona Ord was elected cheerleader. In the spring the class gave a party in the gym, The proceeds of this party went to the class treasury, Mr. Amick took Mrs, Mitchell's place as class advisor, Starting out their junior year with sixty-five members the class elected the following officelsz Richard Athey, president, Tom Scally, vice-presidentg Mary Lawrence, secretaryg Nellie Roach, treasurer. The student council representative was Paul Roush and Jack Hesson was elected vice-president of the student body, Dona Ord and Doris Fields were chosen cheerleaders. Dona Ord was head cheerleader. At Homecoming time Elizabeth Click was chosen homecoming attendant and their float was chosen the prettiest float in the parade, Warren Eugene Weaver was elected chapter president of the F. F.A. For their Junior Play the class chose 'The Baby Sitter a three act comedy, Those in the cast were Richard Athey, Elaine Sayre, Mary Lawrence, Paul Roush, Betty Tennent, Ray Ward, Donna Bumgarner, Carol Ann Roush, Tom Scally, lack Scites, Frank Peyton, Elizabeth Click, Carol June Roach, Shirley Lyons, Prompters were Marilyn Dotson and Betty Hoschar, In the spring the juniors entertained the seniors with the annual Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, The theme of the prom was An Old Plantation Garden and the toastmaster was Tom Scally, Dona Ord was chosen queen of the prom, Miss Powell took Mr. Amick's place as home room advisor, This class started their senior year by electing as class officers Tom Scally, president, Mary Lawrence, Vice.. pnesidentg Elizabeth Click, secretary-treasurer. Richard Athey was elected president of the student body and Shirlee Hesson was elected student council representative. The football team was sparked by the following people from the senior class: Jack Hesson, Richard Athey Paul Roush, Ben Roush, Tom Scally, and Sam Roach. Hesson and Athey served as co-captains. Paul Roush and Richard Athey also were the mainstays on the basketball team and Tom Scally served as Statistician Three sen- iors served on the baseball team, They are Dorwin Clark, Jack Hesson, and George Oliver, At the homecoming activities Patty Roush reigned as queen while Gamer Shirley served as her attendant, The class also had its share of members in the band. They were Susanna Roush, Glen I-larrah, Joe Henry, Carol Ann Roush, Jack Stewart, Jack Scites, Ray Ward, Elaine Sayre, Donna Bumgarner, and Mary Lawrence, The senior class chose as their senior play a hillbilly comedy called Hillbilly Weddin '. It was said to be one of the funniest plays ever presented at Wahama, Included in the cast were Elaine Sayre, Dona Ord, Donna Bumgarner, Mary Lawrence, Elizabeth Click, Io Ann Woodruff, Doris Litton, Margie Johnson, Frank Peyton, Richard Athey, Tom Scally, Jack Scites, Ben Roush, Sammy Roach, and a hillbilly band which included Jack Hesson, George Oliver, Dorwin Clark, Arnold Roush, John Powell, and Lawrence Scarberry, Lois Bumgarner was prompter, At the Junior-Senior Prom Donna Bumgamer was chosen attendant to the queen, The Class of '53 was the first class to make a trip to Washington D. C. , also it was the first year the band ever received a One rating in the State Band Festival, The class of '53 is proud to say that they have graduated from Wahama and they hope Wahama is proud of them and will continue to be proud of them where ever they go. 45 QI? 0 Nm . lx R 4 . f 6253, - J' ff' QM f 'wifi ffl wifi' E : J ' S .Mn IA 3? Y Maas Bprnipiharin I wonder what the senior class of Wahama High School would be doing if they were to be put int0 the future. 1et's try it and see what happens. It is now the year 2053 and we find ourselves standing on a rocket runway, Who is that over there talking to the fellow with the space cadet uniform on, it's IOANN WOODRUFF talking to PAUL WASHINGTON Captain of the space cadets. l think we should go downtown to see what is going on. Did you see who that was that just went by, thatwas WARREN EUGENE WEAVER and his wife SHIRLEY WEAVER in their new hopped up rocketmobile called the atomizer , I believe I have seen that girl before, oh yes, I know now, that was LEORA YOUNG, queen of signboards, personally putting up an advertisement, And did you see what it said, it stated that Doc RAY WARD was spec- ializing in false teeth for children three years of age and under, You notice that the sidewalks are made out of sponge rubber, this type was invented by JACK SCITES for people that like to walk in their bare feet, Look who is coming down the sidewalk with two rayguns hanging at his sides, its the ruthless outlaw JACK STEWART and waikmg behind him are his wo body guards WLLFORD SCARBERRY and ARNOLD RoUsH, That girl directing traffic at the intersection is MABEL STEVENS, captain of the womens police forceg it is said she has one of the toughest police forces in the country, Some of her helpers are: OPAL JUNE ROUSH, SUSANNA ROUSH, PAY SHIRLEY, GARNET SHIRLEY, and FRANCES SPROUSE. Standing on the corner is one of the governments most valuable employees, ELAINE SAYRE, On foggy nights sne sings so lost aircraft can be guided to safety, The large building on your left is owned by PAUL ROUSH and CAROL ANN ROUSH, lt is a combination sporting goods store and dress shop. Well, well, here comes JOHN POWELL and PATTY ROUSH the dog kennel tycoons, Iohn says he was in it for the money and Patty said she just likes to hear barking dogs, JOHN ROTTGEN owns the large jewelry store on the next block, he bought so many rings for his girl friends that he decided to go into business for himself. CAROL ROACH works for him, but just as a sideline. She is really a professional gambler at the 'Blue Duce , a gambling house owned by BEN ROUSH and SAMMY ROACH, lf we stay until tonight we can go to the opera house, owned by JOHN POLSLEY to see the greatest drama- tical achievement of the year written by FRANK PEYTON, The title of the opera is The DesertRat , a story of a rodent. Some of the principal actors in the opera are: DOROTHY OHLINGER, DONALD NEWELL, PHYLLIS MCDANIEL, DORIS LITTON, and MARGIE JOHNSON, BERNARD HUDSON sells tickets and GERALD JOHNSON sells popcorn, Today they are having the championship ping pong tourney. JOE HENRY is pitted against his most bitter rival, CHARLES HILL, who is known better in his profession as Spike , JACK HESSON an ex-professional football star had to drop out in the semi-finals when DONNA BUMGARNER moved the table and broke his hip, l-le told sportswriter GLEN HARRAH that next year he was going to stick strictly to tiddley winks, MARY LAWRENCE is now managing the only two man baseball team in the nation, DORWIN CLARK and GEORGE OLIVER, They won their four-hundred and thirty-first consecutive ball game yesterday and are predict- ed to go to the top, DONA BECKER and tors BUMGARNER own that factory on the hillwhich was constructed by LOIS CLARK. Mrs. Becker and Miss Bumgarner specialize in making coffins for dead chickens, SHIRLEY HESSON is the local dress designer here, She out did the French bathing suit this spring by saving three yards on her own design. BETTY HOSCHAR, LOWELL GRIMM, and VERDA GILL are starring at that theatre tonight in a recently made nine-D-movie, They were selected for this picture because they were from Mason county. ELIZABETH CLICK now runs the largest dairy farm in the nation, She began working on the farm shortly after she was out of high school. The two fellows coming down the street are RICHARD ATHEY and TOM SCALLY, they are F,B, I. special agents, Last week they solved a case called the open tunbrella, The case was a mystery to them until they found out the only reason the umbrella was open was because it was raining, Is this the future of the senior class of 1953? Only time will tell, Qflass will We, the members of the Senior Class of 1953, being of sound C21 mind and body, do hereby declare this as our last will and testament. Though our fortunes be small, we do bequeath the following: RICHARD ATHEY wills his ability to get along with the girls to John Layne. DONNA BECKER wills her gossip column in 'High Times' to Graceline Hart. DONNA BUMGARNER wills her walk to Naomi Cobb. LOIS JEAN BUMGARNER wills her perfect attendance to Margaret Kirk. DORWIN CLARK wills his ability to argue with Miss Powell to Al Sprouse. LOIS CLARK wills her love for Freddy Marks to anyone who can get it. ELIZABETH CLICK wills her office in the F.H.A, to Adalee Boston. VERDA GILL wills her long blond hair to Sandra Fowler. LOWELL GRIMM wills his ability to get excused from school to Eugene Duncan, GLEN HARRAH wills his base horn to Jan Schneider, if he decides to practice, JOE HENRY wills his physique to Paul Joe Grinstead. JACK HESSON wills his good behavior to Ducky Van Meter. SHIRLEE HESSON wills her love for baseball players to Jo Ann Embleton, CHARLES HILL wills his quietness to Phyllis Van Matre and Sally Russell. BETTY HOSCHAR wills her ability to skip school to anyone who can get by with it, BERNARD HUDSON wills his love to anyone ----- but a woman, GERALD JOHNSON wills his curly hair to Mr. Foley. MARGIE JOHNSON wills her ability to talk in Mr. Picken's class to anyone who can get by with it, MARY LAWRENCE wills all the headaches as High Times editor to Frank Roush. DORIS LITTON wills her Fads and Fashions column to Betsy King. PHYLLIS MCDANIEL wills her shorthand headaches to Ralph Hudson. DONALD NEWALL wills his ability to copy in Mr, Cole's class to Bob Harless, DOROTHY OHLINGER wills her petite figure to Peggy Justis. GEORGE OLIVER wills his ability to drive fast to Kenny Coleman. FRANK PEYTON wills his title as Hot Rod King to Richard Gibbs. JOHN POLSLEY wills his writing ability to Charles Icenhower. JOHN POWELL wills his aftemoons off at school to Donald Clark, CAROL JUNE ROACH wills her tiny feet to Lawrence Winebrenner, SAMMY ROACH wills his Mandolin playing to Earl Robinson, JOHN ROTTGEN wills his love for Pomeroy to Curtie McDaniel. ARNOLD ROUSH wills his Chevie to Larry Lieving, when he learns how to drive it, BEN ROUSH wills his deep voice to Ross Capp, CAROL ANN ROUSH wills her small waistline to Marjorie Clark. JUNE ROUSH doesn't will anything, she is taking Frank with her. PATTY ROUSH wills her title as queen to the Polly girls, PAUL ROUSH wills his ash tray and cigarettes in Miss Powe1l's room to Bob I-Iarless. SUSANNA ROUSH wills her smile to Mrs, Jones, TOM SCALLY wills his well groomed curly hair to Chuckie Kelly. WILFORD SCARBERRY wills his chewing tobacco to Charles Blessing, if he can stand it. JACK SCITES wills his ability to sleep in class to anyone who can get away with it, FRANCES SPROUSE wills her place in Shorthand class to her sister Rose. MABEL STEVENS wills her ability to stay out of detention hall to her sister Mary. JACK STEWART wills his curly hair to George Stewart. RAY WARD wills his Kentucky accent to Frank Tedesco. PAUL WASHINGTON wills his chemistry lab to Jimmy Proffitt, wonder where he got it! SHIRLEY WEAVER wills her ability to wreck the car to Graceline Hart, WARREN WEAVER wills his status in the F. F. A. to Jimmy Hoffman. JO-ANN WOODRUFF wills her height to Ruth Sayre. LEORA YOUNG wills her nice shape to anyone who can keep it, Signed, sealed, and delivered in the presence of the graduating class of one thousand nine hundred and fifty three. Mx, Clyde Foley, Rev, Gearhart and Mr, Schaeffer qrzaou Welcome by Salutatoriau, Carol Arm Roush Farewell by Valedictorian, Mary Lawrence AI ION Presentation of Diplomas .jbw Award Winners Carol Roush, Patty Roush, Donna Bumgarner, Mary Lawrence, Frances Sprouse, Carol Roach, Susanna Roush, Glen Harrah, Richard Athey, Paul Roush, Sam Roach, and Torn Scally. ,,.l1 Presentation of Awards class NIUE 5 Master of Ceremonies Tom Scally and class 1 Ready for the big event at last L, YN 7-N 'L V im' E191 15' 7 ff 1. t V , ,ff '- - X A iv Z 1 - 1 lf 1 ufwbrs , 4 l if ifff o HIIC e Q s f lf!Q?f e' vf '51 25 , li al E 'I' X391 VM! 125 'pg .msg ge ,LN . al' ' ii'2:E,,!',,s mlww H1553 MV! 'kia Nelhe Roach ? 'ily' I Presldent SMH fi iiqaiyxw '15'5'xs gif s ' 4 112- 'ff 'Jiiiia e e ?l ' 9 ' I,,f Iwi, gs , y I 7 1 5 , Jimmie Stewart Vice President , e 5 I 5 I 4 I ,7,, 3 fiffxsf' 'H' if . Bobby Russell Sec 'y-Treasurer Junlons of 1953 1 2,24-M, We 'TTS ff' Q x X WP' If We ' l gg! 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' Q ws, B .1 1 l '7' Charles Bond Lewis Blessing Adalee Boston 'rf' x Y X Sally Boston wil Ioan Bowen Calvin Bumgarner 4-l. .- wn7'L 1, sf!-- '-.-v M -:sm e w A ' A -V Mg : Q, , ' 4VAV, '. :J 'fV 'ga ' Z 8'g1L Kenneth Coleman Margie Danbury 'db' .in- J0 Ann Embleton '5 X 1 Janice Flowers +4-if Patty Gibbs Mary Fields Eilene Fry 'V'- x, , Carol Ewing f '- ,P NL Joe Fox :sf +-fu -tr Betty Sue Hesson '24 Ronald Hicks Tw Pat Johnson W11da Jeffers Wesley Ingles 'nw Opal Kelly Bernice I ohnson Peggy King pany Knapp -qrf-vv if Bernard Lieving yf.1'X. ' 6 Q25 Q11 -9 1 Johnny Marks Calvin McDaniel Ronald Lyons If I 1 ' I, x Sue McAbee I oe Lieving Geraldine Matrox Peggy McDaniel K LJ . 49 Q i Q nm ' . .I I ? John McKnight 'cyl- NJ' AQ Janice Miller XZ' 1 I Doris Ohlinger ZJC.za.l.: :C J , W CIOCRCH PCIIY va: M Bucky Peytgn If Q I .....s Ji K an I 3 x , 1,7 22 I I , 3 ,Q 1573- ,. 1 ' M -- ' s S K - 4 fiifinui iii s Ross Kapp Z dvd 1 E if' , x ' 3-X Neil pickers Jack Pickens o 1? , l , fl, if i:. P , f , ,IV .. , 'qw 14,19 r f 4 mms-, gf v f...f James Proffltt aj, , 1.,,.1 ' Earl Robinson Carol Roush Cecil Roush Gloria Belle Roush Marlene Roush 'Gil Eugene Roush 6 vr ! 5-Q!! f I V A vi, 'J I ,Y 'Y f If 1 v s 1, , , :Q ' F5 'f' my ,hy ,. 'Q X fm f' ,, , 7' , R 3 ' ffmf' as R 5' ' --Hug, ,, 5-H Q I EQQMII11 Kent Roush David Roush l HC 5 2, Ha-4-0' Jack Roush Patty Lou Roush -J' Robert Roush , T' ' X f . .qf Danny Sayre N... Josephine Russell go ot Eg? ' 4, Carol Russell I an Schneider tv in 1 icons 3 Norma Stewart 8 K Connie Smith , ix --ll George Stewart Lbnmwi oifwfpp fain -01, 'H. Frank T edesco Waldon Thompson x k ,, gl tv 4- L f,g,',v , i, ' AX f fm V Dorothy Turnbull l Jack Wmebrenner Betty Wall ,mx CI A! 1 Q' f r- 1- X J' .MIN S ' XT JXQD 5 x -'-4 fx' ' '- V A4 ' qw ' ' 4 if ' 'I A XfQfg' , XXX f x K I X X I X f y, X 40397 1- Uflfbr ,- 233 QD' X CA QCD 1, QQ 6 0 President--Larry King Vice-President--Larry Bumgamer Sec'y, Sc Treas. --Diane Capehart crm A xr' 'NM' Mr. Co1e's Home Room 9th qnaoe li, A rx Mr, Picken's Home Room DQ: QD' 42566 Q 0695 Q99 Q5 ,ff ,ff 0 ,f,a'K X' ff' Nf President--Ralph Artis V1ce-President--Sally Proffitt Sec y gc Treas. --Betty Davis w S o if? Q, , lk fx Y A limit' 9 E--1 BZ LE Mrs, Jones' Home Room Sth GRACE 'Q uf er Mr. Garrisor1's Home Room 'D- '0 5 wb 59- 5,5 C President--James Henderson Vice-President--Robert McGloth1in Sec'y, 8L Treas. --Marilyn Foglesong fi as is Q3 as -um, X .L ,xqg X ,, 4 W 1 'C Mrs, McC1ur1g's Home Room th GRACE Y . - ' 3.1: Y- ,4 V 1 Af af. sri. Us 'QD Mr. Fie1d's Home Room 5 ,fa HAD HOIIS 'iw Q4 'fn Lakin 4 7? ,,, 41 , v , ,, gg ' X VK, W, w 'jul h hu- . I Nb A -g7-Q:: H V' ' 1 ',,. f, ' Vffry krvr 4 Ah, ' ,f 11, K ., 1 N 1 J W J -' :K ' , XS, 1 P M 3 , ,M iv 0. M .Sv 1 E 2- I3 ... 'N fr' J' 9' : 'A .- N ,Q- B 'Y Qu , BRN Q L..f N 0 6 4 c7i r1'77Z'.r stuoent COUHCH own . . 4 .. -,?.,:,i . ., I , .eff W ,. Purpose - To govern the student body President . . . . . . . ' . . Richard Athey Vice President. . . . . . . Mary Stewart Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Alice Howard Sponsor . . . . . . . Mrs. Ohlinger , ,,, FSS, lalim Cll1B 4' 'QM W4 ?fxup1-if ,Xx fs WQZQT 'Q' Purpose - To become better acquainted with Roman customs President.... . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Sponsor , Ian Schneider James Proffit . Lola Roush Caroll Knight Mrs . Ohlinger JOURHAU 1 9 M'- .. . 'T' K I X ' QVQL.. cum life . .' 'Q' 0'o' ' .5 my-V Q. ff,, i J 3, 2 '1- la QI' Q11 1 N' fin' 6 A 0 Qlla r w -Lex aim, i, p ,. f!.Xoff,,p 7 . Aix 1 ,YL . 48' 3 5. Purpose - To publish the school paper and annual Sponsor. . . . . . . . Mr. Diehl as is v-A . s-Nur: 23 HIGH TIMES STAFF Managing Editor . . . . Jack Scites Business Manager . ..... Tom Scally Editor ...... . Mary Lawrence Circulation Mgr. . . . Donna Burngarner Sports Editor . . . . Frank Roush Feature Editor . . . . . Elaine Sayre 'f' - ,L ',.gf x Q .. Z I 2 Y 'M 'i' me S Q Y 'V av-Q .- V Wt . , A S - -N-.,. ...MQ 'WO' 'W' ' 53 WA HAMAN STAFF . , , . Carol Roush Editor.... Assistant Editor . . - Frances spfouse Assistant Editors. . - - - 11013 Roush Mary Stewart Art Editor , , , Sports Editor . . Business Manager , Photographer , , H55 Margie Danbury . . . Tom Scally . . Richard Athey . . . 106 Henry I1 IOI2 ff of Purpose - To produce various types of m ' grams for th uslcal pro- e school and public .1 C166 Cll1B President , , , , Secretary Treasurer Librarians , . . . , . Patty Roush . .Mary Stewart Donna Bumgarner Tom Scally W X ,, K ,S ,, mm-1 M . f W, R jumon glee cluls Purpose - Organized for the grades President , , , , . . , . . . Ronnie McG1othin Secretary , .,., . . . . . . . ,Caro1Ramey Librarians . . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . Chester Roush and Eugene Rayburn SPOHSOI . . . . . . Mrs. Nease 6' ARS II tf0'0 r O YN Ml I X Q '12 X f .4 1 me I f'- 4 r x 4 r 1 'M ..v-,, ,. I 19 , iwfff' ' Y FW 'ff'9n GETS :P Purpose - For boys earning a letter in athletics Pf3Sid91'1t..V..................... Vice President, . . . Secretary-Treasurer . , Sponsor , Tom Scally Jack Hesson Sam Roach Ralph Sayre Q: E--' 5 Purpose - To prepare girls for proper homemaking in the President , , , Vice-President Secretary , , , Treasurer , , , Song Leader . . Sergeant of Arms Assistant General Sponsor , Elizabeth Click Garnet Shirley Lois Burngardner Phyllis Williams . Adalee Boston . , Lois Clark . . Fay Shirley , . Mrs. Snider Purpose - To X lx X, XJWSXNX X .XML X fvx prepare good farmers for the future President .............. Lowell Grimm Vice President . . . Charles Blessing Secretary , . , . , James Stewart Treasurer. . . . . . Jimmy Hoffman Rep0rt6r ..... . Bernard Lieving Parliamentarian. . , .Warren Weaver Sentinal .... . . Arnold Roush Sponsor . . . Mr, Bailey The annual Junior Class Play was presented on November 20 and 21, The class selected SEVENTEENTH SUMMER for this presentation, Included in the cast were Charles Blessing, Cecile Huddleston, Jack Ford, Nancy Wall, Ducky Van Meter, Mary Stewart, Richard Gibss, Nellie Roach, Alfred Sprouse, Ora Mae Smith, Jimmie Stewart, Graceline Hart, Frank Roush, Pete Roush, Alice Howard, and Joe Paugh, 4 it 9? I 5 'ff-.W 43 if li, F M fy 'N ,115 f 4 it A JI I i' th, . xl I J, re. ,.- ' 71 . IJ, S t W e . 1 , 4 y N, , wh IIS I:AlCOH CDDCGQTZ BANG Marching band, N .wb V, W 1- V. ff, ',j,,5,:' I I J jg 1,1 f' ,V ' ' ff fff ' ff ..1' , ' I ?'W ' .. A , K I' an ' ' . , J V if ,U I ,Q - s If I 1 6 X ...W - 2. 1 .fs 1 K. A , :I 445' ar' 7' ' J E , N 1 V f Q .. Q X 1 ap - U' if. , -V M154 me 2: . X -A , ,593 V it , I ix' EEL.: ff? ,Y , M 1:3-Q-. 1. Majorettes Po-Mid-Wa concert, ,ff e , - :Wm Brass ensemble of Po-Mid-Wa concert, 55 xl R -.x x W Christmas concert, 53? mv .M V 34 The four hornsmen. Spring corrc ert. fr. . If , 3 xxf Q. f fy-.' If Drum Major One of the most hilarious plays ever presented at Wahama was this year's annual Senior dramatic presentation. The class chose 'HILLBILLY WEDDIN 'a three-act play by Le Roma Rose, Those included in the cast were Elizabeth Click, Ben Roush, Wilford Scarberry, Mary Lawrence, Tom Scally, Doris Litton, John Powell, Jack Scites, Jo Ann Woodruff, Sam Roach, Margie Johnson, Frank Peyton, Jack Hesson, Donna Bumgarner, Richard Athey, Ben Roush, Donna Becker, Dorwin Clark, Elaine Sayre, and George Oliver. 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The 1 hflflgelwn 'xi . are U . slngl-Hg, 1 J' ms iii Malnm Y done role me , b our these Ibm Ss' Just a baby's prayer mam' Tm G12-W5 Q 'it 9' ix miss Betty Jones The queen had strong competition. Just as sweet as the candy, VW! Which are students and which are teachers. Bring on the Food! It's arrived! A11 finished I latin Banquet F- F- Banquet 54 ,Q aw--A-rx Presentation of awards Homer and Jethro! Readin' and eatin' Q I 'Www f' V J ,f 1, y p2p75! mn. John powell 7 2 f',, 'f ff,fA,f,5 ,, X 'Lk , ,XV M ww, f f f f 2 V ,, K. 027 H ff4C 7, f , fi -Vw '.a T J-s pnom queen miss nellle Qoach Not a bad choice! Dancin' and dreamin' The judges are having a difficult time, Let's pretend we're dancing! Plenty of service at the Speaker's table. The teachers seem to like the food, I' fi ...I -, 1 t , ,, , 5 ' 4 rf QX 4 if ?x , U!! I M , F 1- Q X 5,,,z:.- SEQ-53 FWLEENE ff FRONT ROW - Ducky Van Mace, Tom Scally, Earl Robinson, Jack Hesson, Jack Ford, Dick Athey, Paul Roush, Lawrence Winebrenner, Sarn Roach, A1 Sprouse, 2ND - Coach Sayre, Darty Smith, Ben Roush, Blaine Ingles, Blaine Staats, Curtis McDaniel, Neil Pickens, Donnie Howard, Coach Diehl, 3RD - Doug Roush, William Rogers, David Roush, Jackie Paugh, Calvin Burngardner, Frank Roush, Robert Scarberry, LAST ROW .. Norris Roush, Joe Paugh, Danny Sayre, Clay Roney, Bill Van Meter, and Kent Roush, ? VXXMWM ff' A 'O 6' 924358519 ds? lf? if 2 fww if if 24381 634' QCGM5 4 6' fi? 1, C5 ff' J' J' 'Y fx A QQ 0 '72 0 75 ff' 'Q' gf If fy g4 A E S LG 2 RG RT gf Y mcnmnev 0 AIO M SSHAHQRTY s mm C449 H 5 B 4597 XXX X N The Wahama White Falcon football team played their first game against Huntington Vinson under the lights at Middleport Stadium, The class B champs proved to be too tough for the inexperienced Wahama eleven, Vinson won 20-6, Showing signs of improvement through the next week of practice the Falcons battled to a 0-0 deadlock against the Pomeroy Panthers on Pomeroy Field, Next on the schedule was Middleport, Middleport was rated as one of the best ball clubs in the local area, Wahama completely stopped the powerful Yellow Jackets on the ground but they took to the air and sent Wahama to their second defeat, 20-0, With one tie and two losses the Falcons found themselves facing Chauncey, a ball club with a string of twenty- three consecutive wins and an all state halfback, The ever improving Wahama machine lost to Chauncey 32-7, but they had won themselves a name by playing head up ball. Still seeking their first win, the ever imlroving Wahama eleven traveled to Paden City to find out that they could win also, Paden City, a team with a good record, went to a crushing defeat, Wahama won 20-6. With a taste of victory Wahama traveled to Point Pleasant to play one of the most bruising and unpredictable ball games ir1 history, After forty-eight minutes of back-breaking football Wahama came out on the short end of a 7-6 score. From this period of the season on the Falcons just cou1dn't be stopped, they polished Ravenswood off 13-7, run roughshod over Rutland 28-6, outplayed Hurricane 20-0 and tinished their season by clipping Chester 48-12, Waharna's season record was five wins, one tie and four losses, They came out on the good end of their season not just by winning, but being known and remembered as The team that never quit. FEUT DEGLQQ ff:'2i,,,-. , , ' cad- 'sm 3 A A vs.,-.A 5-ff ,,.,..'f3p ,,Q , - .',4:F'- .A+ ' . in Bain ' b Fo-o 01. o EHTE? SE-Q53 VWLEENE 1 ,, BOTTOM ROW - A1Sprouse, Jack Ford, Joe Fox, Paul Roush, Dick Athey, David Roush, end Darty Smith TOP RQW Coach Sayre, Donnie Howard, Calvin Burngardner, Neil Pickens, Ducky Van Matre, and Joe Paugh, ' 4 f A x DARTY SMLTH DMVID ROUSH 7 G- G' a. PA U H 5 o IF 9 dvi FOX :NGK ATHEY x if f I 'S I-l7 1 - , W aharna Wahama W ahama Wahama W ahama Wahama Wahama Wahama W ahama Wahama 61 40 82 '72 65 50 '77 64, 84 61 HEIVYETEFIILL iJE,F-VIJUN Middleport 59 Wahama Elizabeth 46 Wahama Charleston Reds 68 Wahama Rutland 48 Wahama Elizabeth 33 Wahama H'tington Vinson 43 Wahama Charleston Reds 54 Wahama Ripley 51 Wahama Rutland 54 Wahama Buffalo 62 Wahama SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Wahama '73 Sandyville 50 Finals Wahama 55 Ravenswood 49 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Hurricane 60 Wahama 47 SEASON RECORD Won Lost 17 6 69, 54, 64, 69, 4 61, 54, 62, 56, 97, Pt. Pleasant '72 Racine 74 Ravenswood 52 Buffalo 57 Racine 55 Pt. Pleasant 56 H'tington Vinson 47 Ravenswood 53 Pomeroy 54 Ripley 69 PEWEENNE WAHAMA SCORING Foul Game Games Player FG FT TP Pct, Fouls Average 22 Paul Rolsh 142 93-173 377 , 538 79 17, 1 21 Joe FOX 120 39- 75 279 ,520 76 13.1 22 Dick Ath6Y 83 72-150 238 .480 74 10. 8 23 Darty Smith 79 80-166 238 ,482 76 10,3 23 David Roush 58 41- 75 157 . 547 58 6. 8 23 Jack Ford 20 30- 52 70 .577 31 3.0 15 Donnie Howard 18 11- 18 47 . 611 15 3, 1 22 A1 Sptouse 14 4- 18 32 . 222 24 1. 5 12 Ducky Van M3116 3 5- 17 11 . 714 16 . 9 13 Joe Paugh 3 3- 7 9 .429 12 .7 5 Neil Pickens 0 1- 2 1 .500 0 .2 5 Calvin Bumgardner O O- 0 0 . 000 3 O. 0 23 wahama 540 379-744 1459 ,509 464 63.4 23 opponents 445 376-736 1266 , 511 457 55.04 .t1l D31 E O 5.-4 X ew- 1 ED-G L f-4.5, ESDQXIQJQ DTGLEUDXGE R -we oumuuh f 'W'-w- I e . ., J, v vw - ,-LV A rw nv' f ' -.VT V xg NV My i In , 0' 45. J 'fi 'si 1 gag Q! fm A A Q 'lv'-fn ry fwif-gfffw 'r'-'i 'K ,X Z y M f' V fy 7? yy. ka,,WA, Qs , a ' ' ,itil kai,-... u f-.....JA VK., 1ST ROW - Jack Hesson, Jack Ford, Dorwin Clark, Johnny Marks, and Don Howard, 2ND - George Oliver Joe Paugh, Earl Robinson, Ducky Van Mane, A1 Sprouse, Darty Smith, David Roush, SEATED - Eugene Roush, Jackie,Paugh Joey Roush, Blaine Staars, Jimmy Roush, Paul Grinsread, ' DARTY SMITH 510555 OLWER cl. om HOWARD Lf' fu, DAVID ROUSH LU' 9 DARWIN C RK - -LSPROU 55. Jyqcrqf gp lb' I ,ft V A N TR! MSSON CLARK O O IIS!-IH? Ll.. 'Luigi-li-JLIIXI WAHAMA WHITE FALCON BASEBALL RECORD Waharna 8, Ripley 3 Wahama 5, Pomeroy 5 Wahama 22, Lakin 5 Wahama 13, Sandyville 3 Ripley 2, Wahama 0 Charleston Reds 15, Wahama 3 Wahama 7, Pt, Pleasant 6 Middleport 9, Wahama 8 Middleport 9, Waharna 0 Wahama 5, Pt, P1easant4 TOURNAMENT PLAY - SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT IN PARKERSBURG lst Round Wahama 9, Pt. Pleasant 7 Semi-Finals Wahama 3, Sandyvllle O Finals Parkersburg 7, Wahama 0 SEASON RECORD W on Lost Tied 7 5 1 Name IDE Games 4 7 13 4 13 13 13 9 13 12 13 11 13 3 2 2 1 1 Name Johnny Marks Earl Robinson Dorwin Clark Freddy Marks Paul Van Matre George Oliver Jack I-lesson Joe Paugh Donnie Howard A1 Sprouse David Roush Darty Smith Jack Ford Eugene Rolsh Larry King Jack Paugh Jimmy Roush Blaine Staats Freddy Marks Jack Hesson George Oliver Darty Smith Eugene Roush Jack Ford Paul Van Mane Donnie Howard Dorwin Clark David Roush A1 Sprouse Joe Paush Earl Robinson I-HITY Kills EEN WAHAMA BATTING R H 2BH 3BH HR RBI 1 2 0 0 0 1 1 5 1 0 0 5 13 15 3 4 0 15 2 4 1 0 0 3 9 10 2 0 0 8 10 8 0 1 0 5 11 9 1 1 0 10 2 1 0 0 0 0 14 9 2 0 O 3 3 5 0 0 0 0 8 7 2 0 0 4 7 4 0 1 0 6 1 3 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O WAHAMA FLELDING PO A 0 1 76 14 12 2 13 2 1 0 57 2 53 24 26 3 20 27 17 18 5 9 1 0 1 0 0 0 BB SB HP SH PCT 0 0 0 0 . 500 1 1 0 0 . 357 5 1 2 0 , 349 1 1 0 0 . 308 4 4 3 0 , 263 13 4 0 0 , 211 10 2 0 0 , 209 1 2 0 0 . 200 8 4 1 0 . 196 0 1 2 2 . 185 6 4 4 0 , 184 7 3 0 1 . 141 2 1 2 0 , 120 0 0 0 0 , 000 1 0 0 0 , 000 0 0 0 . 000 0 0 0 0 0 ,000 0 0 0 0 . 000 PCT. 1 000 1 000 1 000 1 000 1 000 952 951 a o o a o o u 879 871 795 700 500 500 000 snapshots F F ! 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One Board or a Trainload Phone 435 Pomeroy, Ohio PRINTING For Customers Who Insist on the Best The QUALITY PRINT SHOP Phone 6 04 1 Y Middleport Ohio 1 , - 'Y MEIGS MOTOR COM PANY GILMORE'S SERVICE STATION Lubrication - A Specialty North Second Street Phone 5040 J Middleport Ohio L' 2 ii Compliments of I ly pi 1' THE MEIGS GRocERY COMPANY Plwmvuxh XX Wholesale Grocers X 5,'aTfg .c .TT r'l5-Siklggrei s- - ,q Y h shqh. Sales and Service 'L 'P ' '-gwa wvwfzfi. -I I North Second Street ' x'3!5,99,6Ql.Qg:. O, - Middleport- Ohio Phone 6023 Middleport Ohio Compliments of ROWLEY AND REED HARDWARE osavnrosyhr SERVICE Middlebort wg HIT -mg Ohio MARK POMEROY PASTRY SHOP Home of Fine Pastries F' I I -9: 216 E. Main St. Phone 60-Y Pomeroy Ohio WILSON SPORTING ROUSH GOODS FOR GE Appliances SHOES Firestone Tires Sv. Tubes H. 81. R. FIRESTONE DEALER STORE Middleport Ohio 202 North Second Avenue Middleport Ohio We Invite You as You Plan For the Future MARTIN AND ROLLER To sc R In , Make Our Bank - Your Bank Q9 Io A ClTIZEN'S NATIONAL BANK ' The Fr'endl Bank 1 y as sh CIAKX MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Middleport Ohio Middleport Ohio C0mP1imeH'fS B. H. SANBORN of Jeweler and Optometrist R. V. EBERSBACI-I Ford Dealer Gifts of Jewelry Always Please XX v ,MMF If' i WL IN is Si . Middleport Ohi - O Middle gig nrt 01110 , ,ma C .J ln... I and Save '- --I E- -,f . A 'gn I Sn S Super Market PICKENS PAINT AND HARDWARE Imperial Wallpaper In the Heart of Mason f Phone 2851 Mason West Virginia Mason West Virginia S S A L E WI HER ND OHS L and S COLEMAN Q5 Groceries - Fruits P U R E Meats - Feeds unuos p n 1 X, sf ge 'VV xy! v C4 I Q-Soft?-4L'-pf ' Z' 'Wff f Prescriptions ,sy A ., Friendly Service 4CJ , .' Phone 444-X - Pomeroy Ohio West Columbia W. Va. MASON FURNITURE co. Compliments of . - BATEY'S Kelvinator Appliances HARDWARE Bottle Gas Service Maytag Washers - atqvzqz I A240152 I Phone 23075 Phone 2972 Mason, W. Va. I New Haven W Va Compliments of POINT PLEASANT HARDWARE Pt. Pleasant W. Va. , I HALL'S DRUG STORE Always a Booster few KQQ' Q 0 ,lg 1, 4 1' Pt. Pleasant I Ka W. Va. BUILD SAVINGS TO BUILD A HOME Getting the home you want involves BEN FRANKLIN COMPANY having cash on hand for the down pay- Clothing Shges ment. Save for that down payment in Varsity-Town Suit Bed Crgss insured savings account here, and A1-row Shirts Connie when you are ready to build, you will Stetson Hats Selby find our home financing plan useful, Inter Woven Sox Florsheim too. Reasonable rates, small monthly Rugby Sweatgrg Freeman payments like rent, and before you CI-eeo Jackets Jarman realize it, you own a home. POINT PLEASANT BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 500 Main St. Pt. Pleasant Pt. Pleasant W. Va. W. Va. FISHER'S MOORE'S DEPARTMENT STORE Everything for the Auto, Home, and Farm Pt. Pleasant, W- Va- and Pomeroy, Ohio It Pays to Shop at Fisher's Phone 21075 New Haven W, Va, POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY Your Chevrolet Dealers C-Q-J Large st Selection of DOWNIE - GROSS MEN'S STORE Used Cars and Trucks in I Southeastern Ohio POUIETOY 01110 Pomeroy Ohio TIIE We GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE - Hamilton Watches - Elgin Watches - Bulova Watches Watch and Jewelry Repair Court St. Pomeroy, Ohio i 1 1 I GENERAL ELECTRIC Capehart and Te le-King Television We Service All Makes Expertly and Quickly EWING' S FUR NITURE AND APPLIANCE STORE Phone l 3 3 Pomeroy, Ohio WILLIAMSON OIL COMPANY Tire Recapping Complete Auto Service Pure Oil Jobbers Tires Tubes Accessories Phone: 180-J Butternut and Main Pomeroy Ohio The Store of Quality NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Dependable for 80 Years in Pomeroy Pomeroy Ohio BUFFINGTON GREENHOUSE C0mP1iment5 Member-of F, 3, D, CORRICK DRUG CO. 99 The Rexall Store ' Y ,Jeff aw 8 . '67 ' 9 1 0 'P Q li: ' Pnone 1010 4 - Ml-1 f Pt. Pleasant W. Va. Pi- P1GaSaf1t x Ka. W. Va. Compliments of FARMER'S HARDWARE CO. BRIGGS DEPT. STORE Maytag Washers QWhere-Your-Dollars-Buy-Morey Myers Water Systems Farmall Tractors Headquarters For I Work and Play Clothes and I Shoes For the Family I Pt. Pleasant W. Va. Pt. Pleasant W. Va. Compliments of I G-M EQUIPMENT CO. ANCHOR BILLIARDS Your Store For Modern Home Equipment' ' Radios - Records - Appliances I f-!n: .a I 415 Main St. Phone 707 Pt. Pleasant W. Va. Pt. Pleasant W. Va. Get Your School Supplies I BLACIQS at 22nd St. Roller Rink MUR PHY'S Open Nightly Except Monday and Tuesday The Friendly Store I G. C. Murphy Beginners Night Every Thursday , I 424-48 St. Pt. Pleasant, Pt. Pleasant W. Va. W. Va. JEWELL BROTHER'S I Stop and Gas With Carvin APPLIANCE COMPANY OHINGER SERVICE STATION Hotpoint - Philco - Maytag - GE Phone 22135 Phone 2315 New Haven W. Va. New Haven W. Va. THEVENIR'S ORCHARD COAL CC. QUALITY CLEANERS Producers and Shippers Pittsburg No. 8 Coal v X X N ix- Q- -' - A',' PIIOHC 2706 Mason, W. Va. Phone 23085 New Haven W. Va. DSW haven mill Phone 21035 New Haven West Virginia Smith Clothings Company The Store of Quality Merchandise Be st Wishe s From YELLOW JACKET CLUB Popular Place in Middleport Middle port Ohio HACKETTS SOHIO SERVICE Best Lubrication in Town Precision Wheel Balance Main Street Middleport Ohio BAKER FURNITURE Edison Baker John Baker Phone 74-J Middieport ohio ' Middleport I H. E. Thomas Compliments of EADS FOOD MARKET SELF - SERVICE MARKET West Columbia W- Va Congratulations to I - the Class of 1953 - MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT I STORE COMPANY li A :Just a Good Place to Trade Phone 27 1 Mason Ohio Miff peport f , lwlw 4100! lllllmil WI MIN' ' We st Columbia Mom ' FINK'S GROCERY Groceries - Meats Fresh and Frozen Fruits - Vegetables Service With a Smile Ohio W,c Va. W. Va KINCAID STUDIO L and Z SHOP Portraits and Ladies - Wearing Apparel - Mens Industrial Photography 234 W. Main Street - -Y Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 62-M Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 35 WILLIAMS' Assoc1ATED RADIO SERVICE '05 to 31-00 Store Your Philco Headquarters Pomeroy Ohm Pomeroy Ohio BARTON? PHARMACY RURRIS BARBER SHOP Prescriptions New Haven W. Va. Q CID p U Q E For the Best in 0 5 ' ' Pomeroy RUG Ohio Haircutting PROMPT 4 SERVKCY. p Compliments of BARGAIN CENTER MARKET LAYTON'S GRILL Next to Drive-in Theatre Sandwiches Groceries - Meats - Produce All Legal Beverages Pool and Shuffleboard Masfm W- Va- Phone 29.450 New Haven, w. Va. I :s- .Q .-it .12 1 1-qt 'V 2.12 v ki 1 - f 'fa i I 5 iw 535 A ii iz 5 ,. if in 21 sv- A , r. K E 'Q 1