Wallace High School - Wahischola Yearbook (Wallace, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1952 volume:

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S Wm-P ' K Donald Swiger Thelma eldrlth David Trough Jack Sayers Mary Wetzel June Goldsmith Jack swiqer Ruth Ann Smith Qetty Heater Robert Shr1ver Nancy Alkire LEON .3hI'iVSI Melba Robinson Mary Swiger Evie Bragg va Bragg Harry Ashcraft J, y' ! ll i l L:i,fyl'f,f,,r 352' .esLg2iEQff71:. we entered our first year in high school in the fall of M7'. ,Class officers of the year were elected as followesg Jack Sayers-President, Thelma Heldreth- Vicr President, Mary SwigereSecretary, and Roma June Shrader-Treasure. Melba Robinson and David Trough were Student Council representatives from me class, and Mrs. Lovell was our sponsor. The fall of H9', found us once again in Wallace High School with a new sopnson -Mrs. Ray Smith. Our President was David Trought, Vlcr President-Kenneth Talkington, Secretary-Treasurer. Jack Sayers. Our home room was loctard in ihe new Home Economics and Science Department. Some new members entered our class during the year. Charlotte Ash was elected one of the high school cheerleaders, Dixie Hayhurst who later quite to be married, and Carolyn Stuart were our.new merry makers, making the total of our class twenty three. In the fall of 50' we entered our Junior year at Wallace High School.. we eleted the following officers President-Thelma Heldreth, Vice President- Anna Noon, Secretary-David Trough, and Treasure-Jack Sayers. Our class colors were pastel shades. we had5a total of 18 in our class this year a reduction of . We intered our Senior year in Wallace High School in 5l', and eletecd the following officers President Donald Swiger Vice President David Trough Secretary Thelma Heldreth, Treasure Jack Sayers, v0ur Class color was Orange and Black, Class flower 'rose' and our moto was 'The ropes of the past ring the bells of the futureul we held our first class roast at Bridgeport Airport in September and all had a wonderful time. Mary Frances Swiger and Thelma Heldreth were elected our class Cheerleaders. Q 27 S- IP SH IOOA 345 ON xx fr If if 'II ?q iblf 2 i - - ' ' 3. x xx luv ,1 4 1 f 5 N , i Q- , IL IP 1 X I X We the class of 1952 in the town of Wallace, in the County of Harrison and the state of West Virginia, bring in a much better temper than usual, do hereby make this our last will and testoment, rendering void and of no avail any former will or wills that may have been priviously made by us during a period of temporary aptimism. To our -ear old School we leave our peace and quite, in the school rooms as well as in the halls. To our him for his To our we bequeath grades that pricipal, Mr. Hill a feeling of gratitude to helpfulness to us in our high school years. Teachers, the faculty of Wallace High School, our valuable sense of humor, with all the good have been given us in return. We also will to our dear beloved teachers our,every kindest regards and sincere gratitude. f To the Junior Class we leave our patience, also the books intitled NManners.H To the Sophomore Class we leave our good luck, it has made us what we are today. And we also leave to you our brains, treasure these highly. To the Freshmen Class we leave our ability to stay out of trouble and our share of the office. ' To the Junior High we leave our ability to get off to a good start and to keep things rolling. 45? l Q .. 'gig I Eva Bragg will to the Allen twins the ability to grow up and not act like babies. I Evie Bragg will to Regina Cunningham the ability to keep the armed Forces well supplied with letters. VI Betty Heater will to La veughn smith my ability to get along with others. I Melba Robinson will to Elinor Pigott my ability to get along with others, treasure this highely Elinor. Mary Swiger and Mary Wetzel will to Mary Shrdaer and Janice Underwood our ability to stay friends throug- out the years. ' I Jack Swiger will to Richard Hurst my ability to play Basketball, but Richard keep in practice. I Nancy Alkire will to Sue Fortney my trail up and down the hall my appriciation for mischief. I June Goldsmith will to Joann Goldsmith my ability to make friends. I Thelma Heldreth will to Jim Heldreth my favorite teacher Mr. Squires. Hi's a nice teacher Jim. I Robert Shriver will to George Shaw my ability to cut-up in History Class. I Leon Shriver will to Jim Ice my ability to talk in Chemestry Class and always get caught. ' I Donald Swiger will to Richard Hurst my ability to play tricks on people and get away with it. I I David Trough will to Darel Mayfield my ability to play sports and always play clean. I Jack Sayers will to Marvin Bates my part time in the office. I Ruth Smith will to Glena Smith the ability to control your temper at all times. 49 5-27 SHIP OA 10 345 ON q'fC 'Tis W ll o 3 E Ulf!-J2! ': 'J rDcnOOC 3' Edd Od CI I--'!3'UJCf 5 O-CDII'I3'tDU.'J vo QJCDQCD Ulf-' 'J' mor-'B O m H m zre ZJ'Oc'f-EOD: Ol-'CTCE Hremcn H Q1 SCD v-OE!0'JI3'g Hal-L KD 0120!--' d-Swwrem .'3'C'+ U' m-4c+Cfo l-'- :IWC 5CfQCD Cf 1 'S 'WBSUQCDCY C1Cl 54O CTCSDKD CQJO-0J S 'iffiili-'CD CDCDTIJCDSD UJC'fCLO- O- H- CDUJIJHCY' CDIIUQITD' nrw m m UJQO fDl- :D- W+smc:w m m W m H-Uzdd CI! CID I3 ODD 5c'fHJfDtD OS' UJUJ PJQ P vJHwo++o CD Sv1!3 ': CL I0 0 ma UJC1' 33 UD' O OCD CD 'S m m ,457 4:57 First of all we see June Goldsmith teaching her children to le as happy as she. Say Isn't that Thelma Heldrith sitting in the secretary's office w ere Mrs. Hill used to be, and Bob is doing almost as well as Mr. Hill serving as principal of W. H. S. Next we see Mary Wetzel pushing her baby car- riage down the street. Mary Lou we can tell the little one has blond hair, but is his eyes brown or blue. Some one said Mary Swiger is lost in New Youk. Wonder if she'll ever be found. Eva Bragg is now an accountist for a large buis ness firm, wonder if she sits on the bosses knue to compare figers. Evie Bragg turned out to be a very sympathetic nurse, especially when there is an attraci ve male involved. Nancy klkire certinally has her life's desire, she is a great chemist traveling around the world, her cheif experimentsare Wmenn. Ruth AnnSmith is a very efficient secretary mabe it is because her boss is a handsome young man. Betty Heater is teaching first grade children to be good, and rying to give the young and handsome principal different ideas. Melba Robinson has Wfinallyn changed her name to Malcomb, good work Melba. Jack Swiger's chief ambition is to keep his wife and children happy. 5-27 SHIP IUUA D93 DUN Q Q is W g i lt , X ,'Q4fQPff',l V .aff ,f4f'f:Lfa.Fs:H-'H-7-A'sT We see Jack Sayers hoeing in the corn field it Isn't hard to know he turned out ot be an old country fammer. Isn't thet David Trough pitching ball for the Cleveland Indians. Watch the curves David. Robert and Leon Shriver has teamed up to join the Navy and see the world. Happy sailing boys. Donald Swiger is now coaching the Los Angles Rams. HarryAshcraft is a professor at Morgantown andhe prcfesses a lotnore to the prtty young Co-eds. ,I 4 r 'Q ,jf ggx f O 1 W A 4 5436. 'r v h Z, 0 C 3:1900 Q' 1? Wy IUNICRS 5-27 49 1008 SHIP 5 AUUN QMWQMHMMHHMMmmmmumHunmuHUNU W'WMW A Nrffdf First Row Mac McKenny Harold Shriver Elinor Pigott Marvin Bates Marlene Bates Larry Fleming 1 I ,su Second Row Miss Bissett Raymond Yeater Paul Groves Eugene Miller DonaldhAshcraft Billy Barker 3'Z'l BIILY UH LU 317 DUI' f .il Lf,fCf'f'! Qnvl -ff',f 'z ,,K,QJ QV X -.-! ',rV,ffQ4 S F25 EEE! ,4 7f ' Q X Xi' Q JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY We entered our first year in high school very happy. Freshmen at last! We held one party during the year, and everyone had a good time on initiation day. We were Greenhorns, but we dident mind that, Our class clors were blue and gold, Our officers were as follows, President-Elinor Pigott, Vice President Mareene Bates, Sec'y. and Treasure. Donal Ashcraft. Our class cheer- leaders were Marlene Bates and Elinor Pigott. The fall of 50' found almost everyone back again. No one was missing, but a few girls. We held one party at which everytne seemed to enjoy themselves.. Mr. Squires was our sponsor again this year and the officers are as follows. Pres. Larry Fleming, Vice ores. Marvin Bates, Sec'y and Treasr. Kenneth Crislip. Our class colors are blue and gold. Our motto is, Hwhen you walk forward you don't walk backward. we intered our Jr. year in Wallace High School onec again and elected the following officers President Harold Shriver, Vice-President Elinor Pigott, Seek Tres. Kenneth Chrislip. We had our first party October 25, and every body seemed to have a good time. we sponsered a Donkey Basketball game on November lst. to raise money for the Junior and Senior Banquet. We selected our play which is EA Ready Made Familyn, which is a comic, and we started practice February lst. Our second class Pafty was February 25. The class colors are Blue and Gold, The motto is 'When you fly high, you dont fly low, 4 Class bird is a buzzard. Q I A - , ll ' 5 ', Iv 1. X S PHCJMORES A 9, ' L ' Q .meaa,.anl.:..,W,.l 7 ,aa-W Fist Row Bobby Rogers Kelly Clayton Jeanie Ash Mary Qhrader Janice Underwood Elinor Davis Jim Ice Duane Aehcraft Second Row Mr. Squires W , W M l- ,.,, , J, M ,,,V MW, ,M M f - 'W'W ':, gif 1,a,ma.Mfa-5-:aff -We 4 ' W Mwf,qg1::'::-aw? , Marlyn Moore Glenda Smith Mildred Carpenter Belva Jo Colburn Forma Webb Shirley Ashcr ft Clara Jo Webb Anna Hayhurst Glenna Figott Joan Odgen Bill Sayers Third Row John Holt Shellis Robinson James Heldreth Darel Mayfield Duane Fowler Allen Flining Richard Hurst Raymond Bragg George Shaw 5-27 SHIP 100A UI 555 U' L . v1 -.. ha5 55? ,af 1 f s l:Qfr,'V',',, jg2fYNYc5feE2E?::Ef:h 'Z X x SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY School openedin September l9A8 and with A2 students a decrease of A students making a total of 39. In Ocotber we electd the following officers. President Glenda Smithg Vice president Joan Odgeng Sec'y George Swigerg Treasr Jim Ice. We chols Glenna Pigott and Ronald Talkington as Student Council Representives Our class colors were gold and white and we elected Mary Shrader and Elinor Davis Jenice Underwood as cheerleaders. We had a very nice class party wich was held on Feb. lAth. Our sponsor was Mr. Krumenacker On Sept. 2nd l9A9 we entered the high school as Eight Graders with an enrollment of AO students. The following officers were elected. President Duane Ashcraftg Vice President James Heldrethg Sec'Y Shellis Hobinsong Treasure Barbara Ash. Our cheerleaders were Janice Underwood Glends Smith and and Barbara Ash. We held our first Class party on September l5 th with Mr. Krumenaker as our sponsor. School opened on September 3rd. 1950 and we entered our first year of high school with an enroll- ment of 36 and a decrease of A students. The following officers were elected. President Duane Ashcraftg Vice President Shellis Robinsong Sec'y James Heldreth, Treasure Jim Ice. We chose the wild rose as our flower and our motto isg 'Let the Boys take over.' Our colors are green and white and our sponsor is Mrs. Smith School started SeptA, 1951 and we entered our awxons year of High School. We started the year off with the enrollment of 31 students. During the year we had a decrease of A students. The follosing officers were elected, President Janice Underwood: Vice Presidem Mray Elen Shrader: Sect. Elinor Davisg Treasure Jeanie Ash. Our Class cheerleaders were Gene Swiger Kelly Clayton. Our class flower is wild rose. Our bird is the crow. Our motto, 'Let the Girs's lead and the boys fo1low.V Our class colors is Purple and Orange. Our sponsor Mr. Squires. L ff Q- 1.0 0 4 .X4 ' x sms 1 4 4 X . 'lllhh K ! I' Q' 1' FRESHMEN ' x Q ' , 4 , 4, .V ' . 'A 1 3 1 , .ma- f ,H - .- U - f .y Eff' '- v u , ', -if-,5 -M. M.. 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Fx ' --' ? , 51 .. , , ,..f. . . .V , . . 29' Q...,,, 4 7 5-2 SHIP OSA 45 I 3 'CDN 6 D QW! . wb, MAHN., ,JN ' xi ' . .Qi Ta x MW W , fi . .,.. . ..... . . i' ' W' W fvfvsfswwwwmfslm i 'V NM-fx ' K ily My W, and WW-News . ., .. -. ., m'M mA A' V First Row 66444 Mrs. Smith Dlizabeth Lambert Joan 'oldsmith ' Romona Bramer Shirley Bramer Bud Webb Patty Hustead Glenn Hill Sue Fortney Barbara McCormic Second Row Deloris Wetzel Joan Bates Rebecca Griffen Regina Cunningham ohirley McKenna Martha Shaw Dheloa McCullough Qhirley Sullivan ' Q Barbara Dean Helen Crouse Third now Richard Cumberledge Doye Swiger Denzel Qhriver HonaldUShriver Bill Baker Carl Clayton Charles Swiger Q -QIL 2 153. r f ffff xii WRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY In the fall of h9' we entered our Seventh Grade term. The following officers were elected. President-Regina Cunninghamg Vice President-Elizabeth Lambertg Sect.k Tres. Shelby McCullough. Cheerleaders Sue Fortney, Shirley McKenna and Romaon Loy. Our class colors were blue and white. When school started we had a total of H9 students. Our calss a was one of the largest to ever enter Wallace Hish. Our class party was held October 30th. It was the largest party ever held in Wallace High School. There was a total of 75 there. Mr. Ashcraft was our sponsor and Hr. Kru1enacker was the guest teacher at the party. On September 5, 1950 we entered our 2nd, year of Junior High School, with an enrollement of 33 students. The followinq officers were elected President-Shelby McCullbugh Vice President- Shirley McKenna, Sect.k Trea3Patty Hustead. Cheerleader Shirley McKenna. Our class colors are red and white our flower is the white rose and our motto is nForward Ever Backward Never.n We held our first party in the school gymnasium. The class Sponsor is Mr. Ashcraft. Sept.6 we entered 9th. Grade, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Hay Smith. Soon after we were settled and classed renning smoothly and all our old members retalating their activities of the summer, we held our calss election. President-Patty Hustead Vice President-Charles Webb Sect.k Tres. Glenn Hill. As our year progressed we had the'misfortune of losing 3 munbers of our class Geneva Smith, Ronona Loy and Charles Webb of who we all miss very much. We however, had the good fortune of getting a new meber Wanda Parson. During the month of October we gave our first Class party which everyone enjoyed. At Christmas time, we drew manes and exchang presidents and made plans for the spring party. Our motto is Let the girls lead and the boys fo1low.' UNDE RCLASSMEN so , aqw kwwmmqmmwsmeeuMf1.alfy Q, 0, A . . wmgvsw54wf.ie,4.smweeaeeasewwmuawmne , - N W W,i5,5 .W MQ - N W,,,,,,,W,,,,,,A,,, . ., ., A ,,,,....,,................, ,,,, ,,M,,.W ., N., qQv..,pW,.e....L,.W,.u 2 lfie-4-ease-:law-A-.ee 4- s,W..,..N...N...,.... WM - Saqdrdywze First Row Agnes Ash La Vaughn Smith Shirley Coburn Howard Shriver Aritha Pigott Winiferd Dean Ruth Ann Allen Ruby Ann Allen Joan Sullivan Second Row David Mayfield Florance Golden Doris Dye Sandra Ashcraft Sue McDaniel Sharlet Shaw Laverne Swiger Anna Nolfe Phyllis Hudson Shirley Ashcraft Barbara Odgen allen Ashcraft Third Row Mr. Ashcraft James Hebb Tommy Chrislip Jack Heldreth Clasey Bartlett Laddy Smith Jack Lundell Ronald Bogess James Burr Silly Davis Ronald Shuman Jimmy Talkington James Criss - 3 J H ., ,,,, , First AA.A ,,m....,,.4...,.a.,l,.w.v,w.lm,.,ameefaa,aMwM,,r - I . M Row Wanda Sullivan Janet Allen Gladis Mebb Shila Stire Margaret Givffen Howard Freddy Sheley Martha Violet Gump Carpenter Swiger Harbert Bartletu Second Row Marhall Flowers Seuealfi Mr. Krumenacker Rebecca Webb barbara McGee Marline Davison Gesfie Morgan Lula Swiger LaVaughn Shrader Alverta Sayers Gealdine Eramer Grace Swiger Nettie Hayhurst Max Nuzem Earnesr Smith Waren Robinson Third New Rosco Lynch Floyde Swiger Charles Hadgerty Rosco Shriver Ray Webb Engine Hurst Donald Hurst Roger MoCormic Paul Shreves Jim Jewell Oris Dye Vance Ashcraft John Robinson Kim Smith ei f- lilly 1 4 -' ,fi J 1 -- fflflll Z SEVENTH GRADE CLASS Our first class party was held at the ball field, on the nirht of September 21, 1951. It was sponsered by Mr. Kurnenacker. We dident have any guest teachers. Our class president is Margret Griffen, vice president is Howard Gump, Treasure is Ted Rogers, Secretary Freddie Carpenter. Our class flower is the carantion our bird is the crow, our class color gold and ivory, Our class motto, 'Let the predisent rule the Class.n Our second class party was held at the Gym, on the aight of January 2M, 1952. Sponsered by Mr. Krunenacker. Our guest eeacher was Mr. Ashcraft. LIGHT GRADE HISTORY On September Sth we entered our first year in Junior High School with an enrollment of hl students. The following officers were chosen. Fredisent Tommy Crislipg Vice President Florence Goldent: Sec'y Barbara ogdeng Freasr Aritha Pigott. Our class cheerleacers are Agnes Ash, Joan Sullivan and Barbara Ogden. Our class flower is the red rose and our motto is. VLet the Girls Lead and the Boys Follow.n Our first party was held at the gumnasium with eo attending. Mr. Krinenacker is our sponsor and Mr. Squires was our guest teacher at the party. On Sept.h, 1951 we entered our second year of Junior High School with an anrollnent of hl student. The following officers were elected, Predisent Avanell L'ndsey, Vice President Howard Shriver, Sect! R treasure Aritha Pigott. Our class cheerleaders are Florance Golden, Joan Sullivan, Tommy Chrislop. Our class colors are black and white, class flower is the orched, class bird is nJailbirdn class motto! nLets all stick together.' ' Q ITIES WW -swam ?fw'6M First now Shirley Sullivan Anna Hayhurst Mary Henuel Ruth Qmith Elinor Davis Koloa mobinson June Goldsmith Jeanie Ash Shirley Ashcraft Shelba HcCullougn Second Row Miss Bissett Barlara Dean Martha Shaw Rgaina Cunningham Qoan Goldslith Nancy Alkire Hemona Bremer Elizabeth Lambert Thelma Heloreth Barosra McCormick Doloris Ketzel Elinor ?igotL Shirley Mckenna Marlene Bates Joan Bates Third How Lv1e pragg Lua srogq sue Fortney Rebecca Griffen Helen Crouse Glenad Smith Marlyn Moore Glenya Pigott Mary Shrader Janice Underwood Joan Udgen Patty Hustoao 1 3'Z SHIP LUUA D47 'UN SB Wlwnaa 1.:dr Mw:r:i::::,s:pnfwmswrw 'sgxxffi 'V 'r rv: A M gggwaj- F r Q- ' ,q5'1if:.,ari.,pg,13 sf'ff'f'f 'ti ...'-jiifmffhz Q swam ,as-is-aN,twA.M, Mxfmhmmwws,,wf-wwww., V. .J,. U M ,mmmw .. -fm-MW.,W..,.,,.M.N,.1awwwwwm W my gm gm First Row Martha Harbert Lula Swiger Sandra Ashcraft Gladis Nebb Shila Stire Joan Sullivan Barbara Odgen Phyllis Hudson Second Row Miss Bissett Janet Allen Grace Swiger Elhen Ashcraft Anna Wolfe Margaret Griffen Scharlot Shaw Nettie Hayhurst LaVaughn Smith Aritha Pigott Bebecca Webb Bessie Morgan LaVaughn Dhrader Violet Bartlett Gerldeen Bramer Doris Dye Third Row Winifred Dean She MacDanial Shirley Coburn Ruth Ann Allen Barbara McGee Marlene Davisson Alberta Sayers Shirley Swiger Shriley Ashcraft Ruby Ann Allen Florance Golden Laverna Swiger First Row Boboy Rogers Kelly Clayton Shellis Robinson Bill Sayers James Heldreth Johnny holt Jim lce Duane Ashcreft 77,4 second Row Dorel Mayfield Allen Fleming Duane Fowler Bill Baker Charles Bwiger Ronald Shriver Bud Webb Mr. Hill Third dow Denzel Shriver Glen Hill Richard Cumbridg Doye Swirer George Shaw Richard Hurst Raymond Bragg Carl Clayton 5-27 SHIP IODA 345 CON 1 -4f::bf 55? g S 11' Z I 15 4 ' ffff' 79155 as f 1 Xi F.F.A. HISTORY Courses in vocational aguculture under the National Vocationzl Act were first established in the United States in 1917 in l927,29 from the North Atlantic, North Central, Southern and Pacific regions came proposal to build upon the good work of the future farmers of Virginia and similar orginizations by and for boys, studying The officers of last Farmers, President, Doald Raymond Yeaterg Secretary Franklen Brakerg Reporter Mr. Hill. This year we elected voactional agriculture. year of Wallace Future Bshcraftg Vice President James Heldrethg Treasure Dorsey Lindsey and Advisor the following officers. President George Swigerg Vice President Duane Ashcraf Secretary James Heldreth, Treasurer Shellis Robinson, Reporter Jim Ice, and Advisor Mr. Hill. The F.F.A. and Lions Club are sponsoring square Danes to raise money for the banquet. Ean member is required o have an intryprize notebook, which consists of records of his occoplishemnts during the year. The chapter sends deligates to each federation meeting. We raffled off turkeys to raise money for the new camp at Greenbrier County,and go on a camping trip this summer. U3 RVN XWARK. f' ' ' 1 222.51 I 221 I 2' 2 ' , Q 2, ,i.f'.1,:.:,,:f.'f:,- ' 3 . . . , , , ' : . - - . , , ..,,. , . . at, V , .W 4 . wma! b ' X' .Q2,,f' fY' e me wwf , f e '-qv - : s N ' ' 'MM ,MW f Bi W ' - V N New ww, ,sw es.fs,M.,..www a:faMW.v,vwWW..ms,1f:-:-, . an WA.,mx,.,.w.a..wsw.,.,.:a,,.w,Ma.g.,.,Ws J .Mgt f T11 , ,aifw-MQ H NM-vw M 1 we 1 - .W.w. . r.,a.l,..a. W h,.,M,,.r ,.,..,....,..,,..a,X..n..,,.....,..,..M, .MM-awmwa A First Row Elizabeth Lambert Romona Bramer - Shirley Ashvraft Mary Snrader June Goldsmith Marlene Bates Thelma Heldrith Mary Wetzel Ruth Ann dmith Mrs. Smith Second Row Ulenor Pigott Nancy Hlkire 771.4 Ulenor Davis Jeanie Ash Mildred Carpenter Clara Webb Shirley Sullivan Martha Shaw uoan Uoldsmith Patty Hnstead SheloaQMbCollugh Barbara McCor ic Glenna Pigott Joan Odgen Melba Robinson Third Row Regina Uunningham Glenda Smith Marlyn Moore Barbara Dean Shirley McKenna Joan Bates Deloris Wetzel Bhirley Bramer Sue Fortney Rebecka Griffin Helen Crouse AT HLE TIG S Z 6220! First Row Second Row Third Row Qhellis Robinson Elinor Davis Jamgg Heldpegh Darel Nayfield Jeannie Ash Larry Fleming Jack Lwiger Marlene hates nichurd Hurst David Trough Legn Shriver Glgn Hill JCQC34 SHYQFS HEiI' Y AShCI'21ft Duane Ashcraft Marvin Bangs Johnny Holt Eugene Miller Harold Shriver Donald Ashcraft Mr. Krumenacker Mac McKenny 5-27 IP SH UUA I 345 W L5 F' F 2 3 5 Q 3 3 5 3 Y Q wfy ,. f. . :W . ,. - .H.mv,Nfm..gmwm,.,wwxmmewQvsw-Q,.w4,,.. .M 'ywcdfwl 5614405 ChQQrlsadars Jeanie Ash Earlene Bates Llinor Davis First mow yecoud now Mac Mchenney Robert ghriver Leon Shriver harolq Qhriv .- P Johnny Holt Qhellis hobinson Donald Swigsr Domalq Ashcraft David Trough Duamw gshcraic Marvin Bates Silly Barker Jack Swiger glen Hill Jack Sayers Harry Ashcraft Richard Hurst Mr. hrumeuQcker 'Tlx Q:SF2b 555 5 :ff 145,17 g Z Wf ' 1255 FOOTBALL As we entered our Football season once again and we didn't have much luck this year, out of six games we played ie only won one. The squad of boys were, David Trough, Captain, Jack Swiger, Jack Sayers, Ken eth 'hrislip, hellis Robinson, LeonQShriver, John Holt, Donal Ashcraft, Donald Swiger, Harold Shriver, Bill Barker, Marvin Bates, Harry Ashcraft, Robert Shriver, Glenn Hill, Duane Ashcraft. SGHEDUAL Wallace 7 Salem 13 N 31 Smithfield 18 W 13 Hundred A8 W 13 Salem 28 W lb Smithfield 26 W 21 Hundred 62 BASKETBALL The boys didnit do so good in basketball season this year. ihey won one game out of sixteen. . In the tourniaments Wallace was defeated by Bristol, the score was 55-42. The team was m.de up of tge following boys. David Trough and Jack Swiger Co-Captins, Leon Shriver, Harry Ashcraft, Kinneth Chrislip, Marvin Bates, Jack upton, Harold Uhriver, Eugene Miller, Shellis nobisnon, Darel Mayfield, John Holt, Donal Ashcraft was, scbre keeper, time keeper Jack Sayers, Manager Tommy Qhrislip. ihe chearleaders were Jeanie Ash and Elenor Davis. SCHEDUAL Wallace A7 Reader 62 W LO Lumberport 72 W 30 Salem 9A W 27 Jane Lew 64 W 34 Bridgeport 91 W 35 Flemmington Ll W 37 Salem 65 W 50 Lumberport 7h W 63 Lost Creed 81 W bl West Milford L9 E 99 I-' :'. :s 3 3 as-f SD 0 KD 4f4fv1PP'xn NPMJWNOV1 5-27 SHIP 5 IOOA 34 ECON c:::-.fzib 2 ff' K4:ifgEgEg:r E-fx. fgz. !,f,prQn 5 'lj' 4 4'Qf'1ffflf Z ff' Lost Creek 77 Flemmington 83 West Milford AO Reader 105 Jane Lew A9 Bristol 55 Pdqadcal 5 ' First Row Joan vullivan huns holfe Ellen AQMCFLYE Aritha Piiott due hachaniale hisiVreG Dann LQ VRAHHH 3.itE1 Ruth Hmm Allen ite uQ2Cf:51 We Lb garb rp FQGQQ Shirlny Qwifur Gr,l imc fFHMUF :avhsrn Udgen Swcvkd new Shirl v , f y Uulliv' imma Hayhurst Mary Wenzel Tizltpim fxrzrs 531.1 tlfi Elinor D tis ixelvex RCATQNSMDL June Gulxlminh Jwanle ash Jhirluy Anhcraft Wanda Smlliv n Shirigy Ashcraft ihyllis Hudson Sch riot Qhuw Jaxatc Algsn Kargrrct Gr1ffQn Lulu Swlger Nattie Hayhu? L Grace Swiger Vinlch Bartlett Martha Harbert barb ra Dawn Harbin Shaw Jann Golugmith Ramona bFqm.r Ella bath Lgmhvyt Tin, Rua HQ:lorvQLh Shirl y Brmify ,.i. Uclorfs Wctzul LliImHf PEQQCL Shirley Nchcnna MmrlQnQ Untcs Joan LmLuu Agnes AQh Shirluy UObuTL Lk . Qmith Thi rci mow Florance Golccn Ruby Ann Allen vhiln Jngne Glauia wgbb Lvis Dru Q Lva Bragg Sue Fortney Rebecca driffen helun Jrouge Glenda Spfbh Mayyln Moore Glwnna Pigott Mary Shradcr Jocxa Osggcn Albcrta Sayurs M8VlkLC Umvixon Lavyrnu Qwigur pandra rmdxcraft mari as Dye 1 9 Z Ll' 55 UB IU JT? BVI' ,-bw. ':2L ,p',4'24 qigi? ,,f4ff ' f A-L.. X 1 if Ai SEPTEMBER 6. School started and new and old faces appear. 12. Elected Jr. High and High school cheerleaders. 20. First football game with Bristol. 21. Seventh Grade Class Party 27. Wallace Plays at Hundred 26. Jr. and Sr. take T.B. Shots. 28. Sr. Class Roast at Bridgeport Airport. OCTOBER A. Wallace plays at Salem. - Eight Grade Class Party. 5. Freshmen Class Party. 9. Sr. get class rings. 10. Sophomore Class Party. - Seniors have Chaple. ll. Bristol plays at Wallace 18. Hundred plays here 19. Eight Grade class party 25. Junior Class Party 26. Ball bame between Jr. and Sr. Good game though. gg' Teachers meeting at Glarksburg- No school NOVEMBER l. Talent Show sponsered by Junior Class 2. Halloween Carnival 12. Armistice Holiday lb. Sophomores have Chapel l9. Sayers took Pictures 20. Grades have Chapel. 22. Thanksgiving Holidays begin 27. Mrs. Sayers took order for pictures. 28. Freshmen Chapel. DECEMBER 7. Wallace plays at Reader - Freshmen Chapel ll. Lumberport plays here 13. Salem plays here 15. Deer Supper l7. We play at Jane Lew. 19. Wallace at Bridgeport 20. Christmas Program 2b. Christmas Holidays began. 27 5- IP 100A 345 ECON ..3f,,f,fn,f' gEZi.iQ5, qsgfsllfr 1- , pa ,K Z K ,l 1 L 1 X 'Q - cf? JANUARY 7. Wallace plays at Felmington 19. We play at Salem ll. Donkey Ball Game sponsered by Jr 14. We go to Lumberport for a game. 16. Bata Club Chapel 17. Lost creek plays here 22. Wallace at West Milford. 2b. Seventh Grade Class Party 29. Wallace plays at Lost Creek 30. Eight Grade Chapel. . ' FEBRUARY 5. Eelmington here 6. R. W. have Chapel here 11. West Milford at Wallace 13. Vo. Ag. have Chapel. 15. Reader plays here 27. Seventh Grade Chapel 28. Basketball Tournments 29. n n MARCH . Class Tournments U H L 5. 12. Home Ec. Chapel 20. Jr. Play 26 28 . Jr. Chapel . Senior arty APRIL 3. Athletic Banquet 8. Wallace at Victory 15. Wallace at Salem 17. Wallace at Lumberport 18. F. F. A. E F. H. A. Carnival 22. Lumberport at Wallace 23. Group CChapelJ 2u. Wallace at Bridgeport 29. Lost Creek at Wallace MAY l. Wallace at Flemington 2. Senior Play. 5. Wallace at Lost Creek Class -.f'lfQ'. sa? 7457 Q xx' 9. F.F.A A F.H.A Banquet , West Milford at Wallace 12. Wallace At West Milford 15. Bridgeport at Wallace 16. Jr. R Sr. Banquet 18. Sermon. 19. Flemington at Wallace 20. Class Night and Recptior 23. Commencement. 5-27 IP A SH 100 Ol 345 1916 Neil McGinnis Herbert Hall Roy Metz Pat O'Day Helen Fair 1917 Alma Sybert Francis Roby Gladys Hall Bernard Leneham Warren Gifford 1918 Grace Fair Reva Oigott 1919 Denzil Hall Lulu Lambert Lvan Martin Ina Hall Thelma Thompson Waonda Ashcraft 1920 Nettie Rogers 1921 Saide Allen Audey Ashcraft Ruth Barns Katherine'Bennett Vista Garrett Elsbeth Leneham Noma Robey Gladys Tucher Worthy Tucker Francis Metz Noel Morris Burgess Robingson Brent Sharp Berchie Talkington Chandos Talkington Ralph Wetzel Wayman Pigott Gertrude Wolfe 1922 Hanzel Orr Nina Odgen Lucille Morre Ruby Kemper Theodre Metz Qilliam Wilcox Kemper Ward Zane Barns Sarah Royer 1923 Richard Grace Lyle Heldreth Rete'Hoey Freda Thompson Grace Rtherford Agnes Wilcox 1929 Francis Miller Troy Stewart Lynn Hoey Glyde Wetzel Glenn Garrett Feliz Orr Dwight Clark Clarice Cottrill John Bonner George Wetzel Charles Copenhaver Reva Orr Laura Roby 1925 Debzil Lambert Charles Wilcox. John Metz Oma White Pansey Moore Hanzel Dennison Fred Eagell 1926 Burl Fleming Agnes Hustead Mable Davis Ruby Swiger Cornelia Hawkins Ovah Wallace Ernest Ofgen Clotille Linger Mtldred Coburn Lynn Ddgen 1927 Roselyn Williamson Walter Shriver Virgil Heldreth Kenneth Hall Victor Ashcraft 1928 Era Coal Ester Flemin Wayne Gibson George Rilrey Clarice Coffman Lexie Lqmbert Irene Riley Lynn Barns 1929 Glenn Wetzel Robert Rutherford Maxine Cottrell 1930 Wayne Adams James Shriver Berkley Starker Raymend Deorge Pauline Zinn Sylivia Heldreth 1931 Laurean Robinson Florence McKenna Lorene Dye Lola Strother Agnes4Rogers Grace Dean Raymond Ashcraft Wayman Hustead Dearis Robinson Ray Heldreth Marion Shuman Guy Heater Carl Wright Frederick Dean 1932 Helen Wilcox Alice Adams Ruth Carson Gladys Miller Hazrl McCormick Odus Kincaid Encil Gifford Vernon Griffin Hoyword Pigott Agnes White Rex Bates Ruby Pigott Mildred Rogers Jimmy Robey Lee.Heldreth Wayner Rogers Blaine Wetzel Vista Whitemea Clyde Edgell Carl Montgomery Vonda Hall Evert Allen Goldie Estlack Ronald Arnett Mary,Vincent Forest Stewart Clyde Shuman 1933 Bud Wetzel Theodore Rogers Dale Roberts Ariel Hutson Lousi Webb Martha Starkey Mildred Stires Beatrice Webb Marvlyn Fox 193k Philip Shuman Roy Dye Emma Jean Adams Marjorie Smith Letha Griffin Edith Smith Byrldene Smith Leanore Boyce Orville Scjoolcraft Berman Montognery Helen Roberts Clitis Allen Billy Boggess Virginia Hustead Norval Dye Bob Starkery Ralpy Hutson Carl Garrett Baseil Montgomery 1935 Lowell Snith Rhea Watkins Ester Rogers Billy Roberts Blaine McCullough Raymond Chrislop Marie Felming Herbert Wetzel Mildred Baker Charles Baker Leola Robinson Mary Wetzel June Harbert 1936 Kennth White Nola Rogers Blache Edgell Floyd Ford Harlen Ashcraft Garnett Loy Lowell Nunday 'Rinkyn Aschraft Henry Stires Wanda Dye Harold Talkington 1937 Mildred Adams Gail Allen I Clites Allen Earldene Scott Crib Shuman Virginia Rogers ,Christine Harbert Roy Fleming 1938 Margaret Hustead Vaughn Fleming Mina Cornwell Mary Mae Harbert Royall Ashcraft Denzil Fenton Eugene Scott Clyde Gifford Mary Webb Guy Wetzel Lousise Smith Audice Sprout Lena Barns 1939 Carl Copenhever Shirley Ashcraft Cecelia Sabb June Burge Madeline Roney Howard Stanton Charles Norton Vance Webb Frank Nuzam Helen Jean White Iva Mae Wetzel l9hO Mayme Allen Vick Coffman ' Betty Jo Beverlin Jack Harbert Annette Harbert Herbert Ice Betty Jane Silcott Merhage Babb Georginna Swiger Ray Shuman Vindora Ashcraft 5-27 SHIP 345 100A Ull Junior Scott Geraldine Roney Morma Jane Allen Elaine Lambrt Wanola Ashcraft June Sprout Geneva Loy l9Ml Martha Wetzel Howard Pigott Audice Ashcraft Dewayne Dye Burl Barker 1942 Wyno Jean Ross Martha Babb Ruby'Bennett Pete Sabb Estal Holt Paul Copenhaver Geraldine Ice Zlfred Chase Glenn Smith Elenore Heldreth George Glover Junior Chrislip 1943 Paschall Glover Junior Griffen Russel Farrel 194k Ralph Chase Pauline Chrislip Betty Fortney Agnes Harbert Goldie Kern Charles Pigott Geraldine Ross Raymond Shields Harold Swiger- Anna Lee Watson 1945 Hughie Harbert Harold Harbert Ester Robinson Lyle Ice Richard Griffen Mary Lou Smallwood Katheleen Barker Loudin Fleming Lorranln Martin Bernard Swfger Blenn Bolyard Dennis Shrader 1946 Evelyn Hill Katherine Bumgardeneiean Ice Marianna'Burgess Ava June Webb Bill Johnson Thomas McKenna Katheleen Dye Billie Bremer Jean Fleming Rugy Griffen Joan Smallwood Elizabeth Bragg Robert Johnson Cecil Crouse Richard Gifford Jack Shriver l9U2 Duane Shriver 'Barbara Pigott Doris Swiger Ruby White Marbery Watson Melvin Ashcraft Joe Allen Glenna Bragg Ruby Kincaid Whnda Gifford Louise Hartman Bud Johnson Roy Ashcraft Wilma Tucker Doris Griffen Doris Wolfe Mandane Lyon Carl Fortney James Hursr 1948 Deloris Holt Josephine Hustead Wilma Crouse Max Y eater Ralph Harvert Harry Davis Anna Wetzel Victor Ashcraft Robert Hurst Jack Lambert Dlolres Hurst Mary Ashcraft Anita Lamm Hester Odgen Allen Gifford Rose Marie Swiger Jimmy Yeater Frederick Belknap Basil Kincaid 19M9 Charles Groves Dortha Whiet David Fortney Betty Sayers Clair Webb Betty Ross Robert Cunningham Betty Snith Charles Zinn Harold Keller Nellie Kenner Dewayne Wright Marion McCullough Wilam Shriver Wands Ashcraft Cree Jr. Swiger Sarah Pigott Ice Taylor Nay Arthur Chase, Martha Robinson Dorsey McCullough Fredrick Ashcraft Betty Williams 1950 Robert Kincaid Marqery Swiger Martha Dye Tommy Loy Bill Gifford Ruth Fleming Elaine Talkington Mildred Ice Drezal Crouse Jack Griffin Wanda Swiger Agnes Swiger Dean Golden Howard Robinson Naomi Smith U 1951 Walter Hayhurst Willard Harbert Donald Underwood Lillian Robinson Barbara Ashcraft Madeline Crouse Donald Davis Betty Yeaster Phyllis Webb David Swiger Robert Hill Doris Clayton Mary Lou Cunningham James Burge bbert Talkington I e ' V - ' o .Q , X X 0' 'vip f, .1 . , , 1 l ll' , . X. 11 11' ,- .1 0' 'o' .. .... . 2 .ffzt-iifffilfi Q '- - :1.. 3:55:72 Q 'ff Lim ' f. 35. .,, , . . 1.-'JfI'J.Z--Fa. 1 -f-ME' ' .,, .,..,.:.,. , we ' in! QW FH I QNX 5 1 D ERTISING - 5 5: I ' ' 11 'f Z WBOOSTERSH George E. Brown Wilson Bakinc Company Clarksburg Rogers Service Station Brown Mrs. Burnard Burge Wallace Mrs. B. M.CB!glaE2Sstore wgllggg Randy's Place wallave Market and Waybright Clarksbury Sanitary Baking Company Clarksburg Sanitary Laundry Clarksburg Imperial-Dairy Products Clarksburg Saye1 'S Studio Clarksburg Beverlys' Lunch and Service Station Rcute 2O Shinnston Motor Company Shinnston The TOSSGTY-Inc. Shinnston Hartland Planing Mill Company Clarksburg Sears-Roebuck Company Clarksburg L. G. Balfour Company-3ebbbl Jewelry Harmer Funeral Home Shinusbun Tetrick Funeral Home Sbiunsbbn JoeBill- Restaurant Shinnston Abe Simons' Restaurant Shinnston Mayfields' Grocery Rinehart Toms Toasted Peanuts -Joe Bymen Distributor Hartsock Candy Company Clarksburg. UTOGRAPHS . 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