Wallace High School - Wahischola Yearbook (Wallace, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1954 volume:

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N F F, ' . ,,,. , hi ' 4 - , U - X 5 ..',- - i.- - L A X .,,f'-- . ,,, A ,, J 'T LIBRI if S WLM QD 'L-1-f 'S'::'S'.-- ,,- 4 ---',..-7 --'..-' - dpi' ...- Z7:J':'5'-'WA ! ' --if--7' r w 5 JL' ' in N A A l u. Q ' n . er Via .v LE. , 5 . . I .wux-.,, u ' ,W I n-tt. J i. -- 5 I u w 'Ll C-, 0 we 5 - -U The 1954-nBulldogn invites you aboard to inspect the Luxury Liner, our steamah1p nW.H.S.u Let's take a look into the ships log and see just what has taken place during the year's cruise. Since launching our craft in Sept., many things have happened aboard our vessel that we never want to forget. Here, in this edition of your Annual, we hope to have captured the out- standing events of this year's voy- age. For Seniors whose 'Journey' is near- ing completion, may these last few miles we travel together be logged as an unforgettable experience. May we all look upon these months of nSea faringn and Remember our Colors, flying in th e eeze aboard the nS.S.W.H.S.H ,Q 'f 1 sq '- 1 1 -' DEDICK 1n,..J,u. Aww We, the Senior Class of 1954 dedicate this edition of the annual Wahischola to Mr. John Southern. We recognize his worth as advisor and friend. Coach Southern has served our school for two years as coach. We sincerely hope that this dedication will express our appreci ation for his work and effort. xmsfra mos u ' V.. Hb. -QS f If 1.1 .. . 1 A uf Ahminisiraiinn Cecile Johnston M. T. Hill Principal Esmah Orcutt Raymond Ashcraft Mrs. H111 Socrefary John Southern Ronald Allman Wayman Plgott Jack Squires G aC' 'iw 5 , .fe 4 M ,z 1i'1,gv,1,1,m . -' ., NY ! X ' fu : : 9 X, .,,.. V.: .4 X.4...,, ,, f . ' .if-.L .'. Nui i. Q., QW .,,X,.wL,-5 1.374-,i nf rf A W, vw-, W 1- 1 K - f 1 92'-'I'-5' 123312 .w 5'v15.5:e1fftfszufww, ,nfwf 'wil 'X .b:1iF'ff, .W fr I 11,v,,,-mtg, , . ., . , -, , I . 'xl'--f V . 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W074 f iawlzqyfoif X -m Wir QX xv A Qc, ft, 0+ nl gl if 0 fi? 9 N Ge Swi er Janice Underwood Robert Rogers Dragon' 8 J an Bob JQWJMQW 76151,-1 'IGVW I1 A I Anna Hayhurst Shelais Robinson Eleanor Davis Shuc Wpickn ky uB1ond1eu 'fix if ,,S X xXX mfs . ff? .J gi . ?QL, Belva Jo Coburn George Shaw Zeretha Wolfe nJon nFreok1esn uSuz1en NLM? JAN Buda! SENIOR CLASS HISTORY School: OWIISG on September 3rd 19151 and we enter- ed our first year of high school With an enrollment of thirty-six and a decrease of four students. The foll- owing officers were elected: President, Dwane Ashcraft Vice President, Shellis Robinson: Sect., James Heldreth Treasure, Jim Ice. We chose the Wild Rose as our flower and our motto was, nLet the Boys take over.n Our Colors were green and white and our sponsor was Mrs. Smith On September 4 we entered our Sophomore year of High School. We started the year off with the enroll- ment of thirty-one students. During the year we had a decrease of four students. The following officers were elected: President, Janice Underwoodg Vice President, Mary Ellen Shrader: Sect., Eleanor Davis: Treasure, Jeanie Ash. Our class cheerleaders were Gene Swlger and lilly Clayton. Our class flower was the Wild Rose. Our motto, 'let the girls lead and the boys follow.' We chose Purple and Orange as our colors. Mr. Squires was our sponsor. WE entered our Junior year with an enrollment of twenty-six, one boy was missing after the first Semester. Our class officers were: President, Duane Ashcraftg Vice President, Mary Ellen Shraderz Sect., Marilyn Moore Treasure, Jil Ice. Our flower is the 'rasberry blossem.' 'Let the Boys take over,' wasour motto. We chose Eleanor Davis and Ann Rose Hayhurst for the Cherleaders. We selected 'Everybody is getting marr1ed,' for our Junior Play. We sold magzines, the first of the year to raise money for the Junior-Senior Banquet. At Christmas time our class fixed up a basket of food and :ave it to a needy family. Mrs. Smith is our sponsor. We entered our Senior year with an enrollment of 20, one by was missing after the first six weeks. Our class officers were as follows: President, Jim Heldrethg Vice-Pres-Blenna Pigotts Secretary-Jeanie Ash, Treasure, Jil Iceg Our clors are pastil shades, our flower-Yellow Forsythia, our bird-mocking bird, nThe Ropes of the past ring the bells of the future,' was our motto. Ib selected our play. It is 'Stars in Their Eyes' It will be presented April 2,1954. We are looking for lard to the Junior-Senior Banquet and graduation. :Q -'AL'f'! 'F 1 v w L ' ' ? W. We the graduating class of 1954 of Wallace High School, town of Wallace, district of Sardls, county of Harrison, state of West Virginia, a small percentage of of mind, and all of us being free of all body Jn a care free mood, do declare this our last testament to be in form and manner as follows: To the entire school we Seniors will our always be happy, whatever we do, or wherever us being sound lnflrmities and will and ability no YD 8.19 u To the teachers, we will our books, and remember: 'Give To the World the Best That You Have, and the Best Will Come Back To You.n To the Junlor Class we will our ability to become great Shskespearlan actors and actersses, To the Sophomore Class we will our ability to pass all of our tests and still mlss lots of school. To the Freshmen Class we will our ability to get out of here soon, raise large families and above all, work as little as possible. To the seventh and eighth grades we will you our places in the office, but think first before you talk back. I, Richard Hurst, will to Sonny Cumberledge my ability to play basketball. I, Bob Rogers, will to Carl Clayton my ability to tease the girls and make them like lt. I, Allen Fleming, will to Cecil Burdine my ability to be a comedian and keep everyone entertained. I, George ShawJ will to Ronnie Shriver my ability to stay away from the g1rls.n We, Jim Heldreth and Duane Ashcraft, will to the young democrats in the Junior Class our ability to uphold our party ln all pollgtical discussions in Civics Class I, Belva Jo Coburn, will my seat on the school bus to aomeone who gets tired of hanging on the edge I, Mildred Carpenter, will to my brother Freddie, my ability to pfse all his subjects, especially Typing and Chemistry I, Ealeanor Davis, will to my brother Bill, The whole school house and all teachers, so he can visit only when he wants to. I, Anna Shriver, will to Pug Ashoraft, my place at the candy counter. I, Sh llis Robinson, will to Warren my ability to at least try hard in all sports. I, Glenda Smith, will to Ramona B amer my share of the jokes in the magazines from the library. May em find them as funny as I did. I, Jeanie Ash, will by cheerleading ability to my sister Agnes. She seems to bounce around quite a bit. I, Dearl Mayfield, will to Carl Clayton, my ability to skip school and not have more than three flat tires in Clarksburg, I, Zeretha Wolfe, will to Anna Wolfe all of my excuses to go home at 1:45. I, Joan Ogden, will to my sister Barbara, my ability to erase my mlstakess in typing without getting caught. I, John Holt, will my ability to get along with the coach to Warren Robinson, may he make out as well as Shellis did' I, Janice Underwood will to Shirley McKenna my share of the ink off of the mimeograph machine. I, Mary Shraoer will nothing to nobody, because I haven't got anybody to will anything to. I, Glenna Pigott, will to my sister Ariths, what's left of my typing eraser. That is if there's anything left of it. I, Raymond Bragg, will to Carl Clayton, my ability to get punished for other peoples crimes by Mr, Squires, I, Jim Ice, will my ability to drive a car to Sheila. Drive carfully the life you save might be mine. I, George Robert Swiger, will to Elizabeth Lambert, my ability to keep an argument going in a class meeting. fl t'g:::a?Sg -Es. - s gg , . as ' Mm' 9 4 A .s is :Li 7 - , v, , ..fSa se:..T-J lb 5 ' , T ' ff 'g In 1973, we Jumped into our old Ford to visit the X , 5 Q J Wallace graduates of '54. We became low on gas and W, 2 glwgi so we stopped at a filling-station and to our awful x , KEN? ,. -2- ere. e s sa e na y got hitched to f B...,.,.,-Q,,l,,,,r Eleanor Davis and they had a family. We had to be ' -5 v- getting along because we had to find a hotel to 'Bo-!,Q,3,,.,,, f sleep in. We'saw thensign of a hotel and it read: Q '- - Glenda Smith s Hotel , a place where we could at 2 at ,FA Q least get some sleep. As we approached the desk 3? o-,5 NN If we found Belva Colburn as the hotel clerk. The us Vi, wg next day we were driving through the country and 91' gy' we came to a herd of cattle: as we slowed down to - pass we saw Raymond Bragg milking an old cow in the middle of the herd. Driving on, we soon arrived X ' f at the home of Ball State Teachers College in , W Muncie. We stopped to get direction and we found Mllnvv'-1 5, ' Du:n:hA:hcg:ft and Jim Heldreth still trying to ,,.,,4 ge e r p oma s at the college. We heard that Mary Ellen Shrader was directing a 'mens glee club , A ' . at the college too. At least there would be glee le- we f if not a club. As we chugged along toward our dee- 'fp 1 MIMJW gination we came to a railroad track and we saw m ce a hobo jumping off a passing train. As ' gi H we entered Clarksburg we read a sign saying, 'Anna 6 Q ,. Hayhurst's Beauty Shop , poodle cuts our specialty. 2 Across the street from the shop was Mildred Carpenters ', I nursery where she cares for her ancestry. On down ' the street we came to a halt and entered a law office. fwnwdul We was much surprised to find that the blonde, private secretary was none other that Janice Underwood. Out App? on the street again we were overwhelmed by the pass- , ing of a sleek blue Cadillac convertible' And who 'e '5'A ! was in it but Joan and Dearl and little Dearl Jr. a neat 11f.f,1e bungalow with 'Jack Wolfe written on the name plate Of course we knew that Zeretha as e as 7721.7 wr' was residing there also. Going on we noticed a A f circus whichlwas in progress and the first tent was S- , the 'Fat Man s , upon walking inside we discovered Y' R fl ud to our utter suprise Allen Fleming said to wel h 9 A 5 Q. fbrg about TCO lbs. As we were walklng on down the m1d-wg! ' , - fwe heard a man shouting, Come see the bearded ladle ' 4 who sings and danoes. As we came closer we discovered f - . ' ' John Holt was doing the shouting We bought tickets and went inside We saw the fat woman sin ing and 'Qj'NApproaching the residential section we all noticed --I dancing which 1ne1den1,a11y was Jeanie. Susdenly Qlluu ,, someone gave a shrill scream and we looked into the . whim- WWRY' bearded face of Glenna Pigott, who had lost her ' 8' Ndnuhw beard. We left the circus and stopped in at Bob s Greasy Spoon where we found George Shaw as the chef l ,n gb 9 Nrpf 1 NJN- If X 'f- and Richard Hurst as the sole waiter. From there , J ' , :sf we started on our homeward journey and were very '12 E A X , , . . . I' W I surprised to find how the '54 Seniors had succeeded A , x - f . 1, - I ei' pg -7 ff , , 9 ' 3' -.' 'JW wer e I W df fl - fl s fxx J A , 4 3 f ..., ,if 322 55, J, . 5 . Qs A ' - , sag ,peg . A ATE I --,Ll -Ay.-L1 il- an . ' Qnvnafkn-I WV 'L fx -e 5 I - 4 1 X w Q f f fiEwP'32S! ,kr - Q 6 v ' . '3f 'l2i X -' 9 11 Vdig'x,.QW, ,.. First Row Elizabeth Lambert Romona Bremer Patty Hustead Shelby McCullough Shirley McKenna Barbara McCormick Shirley Bramer Jumon cuss Second Row Doye Swiger Joan Goldsmith Shirley Sullivan Barbara Dean Joan Bates De1or1s,Wetze1 Helen Crouse Miss Johnston ,,,,,, .. ,, 1 Third Row Richard Cumberledge Denzll Shriver Roy Glaspell B111 Baker Carl Clayton Gleen Hill Jimmy Loar Ronnie Shriver Knot pictured! Jr. Class History In the fall of 49 we entered our seventh grade term at Wallace, our enrollment was 49. The officers were, Pres. Regina Cunningham: Vice Pres. Liz Lambertg sec. 8 Treas. Shelby McCullough. In September of 50 we entered our 2nd year of Jr. High, our officers were, Pres. Shelby McCullough: Vice Pres. Shirley McKenna: Sec. k Tras. Pat Hustead. Our sponsor of both years was Mr. Ashcraft. We entered our 9th year at Wallace on September 6, Mrs. Smith was our sponsor. The following officers were: Pres. Pat Husteadg Vice Pres. Charles Webb: Sect. a Treas. Glenn Hill. Our Sophomore year, the boys took over as officers, with B111 Baker, as President: Glenn Hill, Vice Pres: Carl Clayton as Secretary and Ronnie Shriver as Treasure Our Junior year has brought us new officers, and a new program on which to work. We have started by selling magazines 6 J. Eddie Candies. Our play will be presented in the early part of March and the banquet is scheduled to be held later in the spring. The total of our class is, 22, officers are Pres. Pat Hustead: Vice Pres. Shirley McKenna: Sect. Shelby McCullough: Treasurer, Glen Hill. 0 HQ CRES - - ., N1 .Ng.,A., . ffl' .4:... fh'Ga. .1 'FAQ-FDA First Row Lavsughn Smith Shirley Colburn Sue McDaniel David Pigott Laddie Smith Jack Heldreth Winefred Dean Ruth Allen Joan Sullivan bfwwmwwfwwffmwwWHWWWW55RMMEHQMQMQRMHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII SOPHOIVIORE CLASS Second Row Ellen Ashcraft Doris Dye Anna Wolfe Phyllis Sutson Florence Golden Shirley Ashcraft Barbara Odgen Sandra Ashcraft Aritha Pigott Joan Alkire Ruby Allen Mr. Allman Third Row Skippy Watkins Howard Shriver Ronnie Shaman Tommy Upton Jimmy Criss Ronny Begg Clacy Bartlett Cam Hess James Payne Jim Tlkington N, i SOPHOMOHE CLASS HISTORY On September 5, 1950 we entered our first year in Junior High School with an enrollment of 41 students. The following officers were chosen: President, Tommy Chrislipz Vice-Presi- dent, Florence Goldeng Secretary, Barbara Ogdeng Treasure, Aritha Pigott. Our class cheerleaders are Agnes Ash, Joan Sullivan, and Barbara Ogden. Uur class flower is the red rose and our motto is, uLet th Girls lead and the Boys follow.u Our first party was held at the gym with 60 attending. Mr. Krumenacker is our sponsor and Mr. Squires-was our guest teacher at the party. On September 4, 1951 we entered our second year of Junior High School with an enrollment of 41 students. we elected the following officers, President, Avanell Llndsevg Vice-President Howard Shriver: Secretary, and Treasure, Aritha Pigott. Our class cheerleaders are Florence Golden, Joan Sullivan, and Tommy Chrisllp. Our flower is the orchid, class bird is th nJa11b1rd,n Class motto, NLets all stick togetherl On September 5, 1952 we entered our first year in High School with an enrollment of 36. The following officers were chosen: President, Laddie Smith, Vice-President, Avanell Lindsey: Secreatary and Treasure, Aritha Pigott. Our class cheerleaders are, Barbara Ogden, Shirley Ashcraft, Joan Sulli- van, and Agnes Ash. Our class colors are red and yellow. Our flower is the red rose and bird is the canary. Our class motto is nUn1ted we stand, Divided we fall.n Our first party was Oct. 3, and was held at the gym with 46 attending. Mr. Ash- craftis our sponsor and Mr. Southern was our guest teacher. On September l, 1953 we entered our Sophomore year. With an enrollment of 32. The following officers were chosen: President, Jaddle Smith: Vice-President, Jack Heldrethg Sec. and Treasure, David Pigott. Our class cheerleaders are: Avanell Lindsey: Agnes Ash, Joan Sullivan, Sue McDan1e1s. Our colors are black and white. Our flower is the white rose and our bird is the Douo Bird. Our class motto is uUn1ted we Stand, Divided we Fall.N Our first party was Nov. 20 and bbld at High School. Mr. Allman is our sponsor and Mr. Ashcraft was our gurst teacher 3 r 5 gif? 4, 9, x v ' 1 .IX 41 .. .4 ..,, yy Si! 4 v 54 , ' A, '15, ' A N , , U.. I'2I,j:n'!i,g' ,'ff'uffy f is , , . 3 yn S, 1, Mgw. A Hr, . 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V 'V -w w -fx-27' 3'5 'ww - ... f-fm. - KA Q . 4 H Lf .ha Qu A Kirk. 1 0:47 V4 R .,.' -'X' gr' 5 , 'p ,tw x x Q F .Q fu - Vviu iw ..- f . - Q4 L . , N f f 2 f -as f QL, f bw Q, W ' . t FZ, ws, K 4 ink - BA 'N . gn 'Lf ' Q 1 A 'k if 7 4 my I ' If A 1 m 'Q A 4 '2 ' , K. 1- First Row Freddie Carpenter Lulu Swiger V1019t Bartlett Sheila Stire LaVaughn Shrader Kim Smith Howard Gump Barbara McGee Grace Swiger Ivonia Lindsey Geraldine Bramer Ruth Riley Alberta Sayers NINTH GRADE Second Row Mr. Pigott Lyle Smith Kenneth Glaspell David Mayfield Wanda Sullivan Nettie Hayhurst Bessie Morgan Patty Loar Janet Allen Gladys Webb Francis Hutson Katherine Carden Byron Smith Ros coe Shriver Ernest Smith Third Row Warren Robinson Roy Sharps Donald Hurst Paul Shreves Roscoe Lynch Eugene Hurst Johnny Robinson Max Nuzumn Roger McCormick Wmemmmh Floyed Swiger Cecil Berdine David Hess Ted Rogers Freshmen Class History We entered the seventh grade and first of all we had a parth. It was held on the night of September 21, 1951. Mr. Krumenacker was our spomsor. 0ur class President, Margaret Friffeng Vice-President, Howard Gump: Secretary, Freddie Carpenter: Treasure, Ted Rogers. Our class flower is the oarnation and our bird the crow. Our motto, nlet the Preisi dent rule the class.' Our colors were blee and gold. We entered the eight grade and elected the following officers: Preeiddent, Kim Smith: Vice-Prisident, Lulu Swigerg Secretary, Ted Rogers, Treasure, Warren Robinson. Our cheer- leaders were: Sheila Stire, Violet Bartlett, Martha Harbert, and Lulu Swiger. Our class colors are Maroon and white, our flower the tulip and bird the cardinal. Motto was, nlet the boys lead, and the girls follow.' We started our Freshmen year with 45 students. We elected the following officdrsz President, Howard Gump, Vice-President Kim Smith: Secretary,and Treasure, Donald Hurst. Our motto, 'United we stand, divided we fall.' 101888 colors G01d and blue. Class cheerleaders: Sheila Stire, Violet Bartlett, Lulu Swiger and Wanda Sullivan. Our Bird the Blue Jav. We had our first party November 6,th. Our guest teacher was Caach Southern and our sponsor Mr. Pigott also attended. A -4 -1 !' I U -1 I 4 aa 5 M li W -4 'r .L 1 rf Yx II I ' 1 U u- n In I ' L yn r v -Il .v, IL- 'S I I v- s I ,ku H. r ,.. G! .Q in r ,- II.. V :ca 'V -J I' . ,,. . , . . . - , . If o' ' I 91.3 ' 1 .' 'J'.'1.I 'j', ?'7 mf---' s xxx- 2. E J I ..' 5 RWIOI! , , ' I I ' , ,.,-Y , ne- ff 1- 'Y Q fa' , --1.1.11 . ,- '- ' -'gllw-M1-I-. I- - 3. I I, '45- uu- Alu ' , . 'U if I I-f -A ' ' A , -I 'E V . ,-ff. . ,- ' ', ',53..i1fl . .. ' ,Q WL-1.1: V I , 1 -M in -1.4. .. i- I y. .v N, I I ' . . gf- 4. 1 H-.ai-ff 'gi I . . .I --4' , , ,In 'J l r- Uv 1, . , . t -! f'H 'Ag -1 fl I 'ff' - I 1' I 1... 1 3 - , , ,A - H ' 7- ' 'L -v -I- - If ' 1. 'K g', , I . . , ' A -I '1- I I VI 'V I'-ff' -I I v . I ' I ' ' 1 f Ili , Ji ' ,qi 5' ..f ', I'-' I ' -5- ., -f-gg -,.I,f .- T ' I - .- -uwgw M.:--...I lla, First Row Page Talklngton Ralph Davis David Cooper Freddie Barker Lane Robins on Hollis Heldreth Kitty Marehock Jimmy Cunningham Mary lnMasters Florence Ashcraft Beverly Talklngton fe - EIGHTH GRADE Second Row Richard McGee Jimmy Hyde Bill Hall Billy Cooper Joan Fleming Edith Moore Mary Yeater Phyllis Smith Jane Riley Lenora Shreves Wilma McGee Judy Hill Wayne Clayton Mr. Squires .Qu ,WT Third Row Freddie Hurst Freddie Whiteman Ray Webb Warren Bartlett Jack Rogers Buddy Barker Freddie lellas ters Junior Swlger Deloris Keener Lillian Bush Dana Sharps . t 'o ' Eight Grade Class History In October the Seventh Grade elected the following officers: President, Dottie Dye, Vice President, Judy Shreves . Secretary Judy Hill and Treasure Kathryn Marshok. Cheerleaders were Kathryn Marshok, Edith Moore, Page Talklngton, and Judy Hill. Our class colors are gold and blue. Our student council members were Kathryn Marshok and -James Hyde. When school started we had a total of fifty-three members, the largest class ever to enter Wallace High School. Our class party was held November 24, Mr. Southern is our sponsor and Mr. Squires was our guest teacher at our party. We entered our second year of Jr. High with 37 students. During this time we had one new student which was Dana Sharp. Mary Lou Yeater moved away. Our officers are President, Kathryn Marshok, Vice President, Lane Robinson, Secretary Hollis Heldrith and Treasure Freddie Barker. Our class cheerleaders are Kathryn Marshok, Shelba Upton, Mary Lemasters , Mary Yeater and Judy Hill. Our motto is Bs Prepared. Our colors are maroon and white and our bird ls the Crow, and the flower is the Rose. We had our first class party October 24, 1953. It was at the feild. Our sponsor is Mr. Squire and the guest teacher was Mr. Southern. .I ' ,u JL 1 ,1 u -1 J -- I4 ved n -I -1 First Row Donald Miller Harold Swiger Ricky Shuman Gene Rogers Billy Lynch Franklin Lindsey Patty Coburn Linda Smith Judy Bartlett Maxine Swiger Mary Jo Smith Helen Ashcrart Francis Rogers Ricky Shriver WyemenWWmmwmmmmmmmmmwmumlllllllllllll SEVENTH GRADE Second Row Benny Cockrin Margrett Hebh Lona Haggerty Lyal Bush Deloris Kirk Buddy Cooper Bernard Owing Carl Davis Robert Rinehart Scharlet Lockart Frankie Shreve Helen Goldsmith Ronnie Dye Neal Ashcraft Joyce Carson Mr. Southern Third Row Kenny Ash Geneva Carrido Shirley Swlger Joan Backus Alice Gifford Joan Miller Dottie Dye David Bates Jim Cunningham Neal Upton Bobby Keener Billy Griffon Eddie Loar Harold Hayhurst n Q0 y Seventh Grade History The Seventh Grade Class met together in room 8 and formed there essential necessities which were: pr,31deng--Pattle UODUPDZ Vice President--Linda Smith: secretary--Judy Bartlett: Treasure--Judy Bartlett. We had our class party Saturday, November 7 at 7:30. It was a party made up of group games. Games were played until 9:30. Refreshments were served, which lere--Ice Cream Pop and Cookies. On the refreshment committee were Linda Smith, Helen Goldsmith, lyal Bush, Joyce Carson, Judy Bartlett Dottie Dye, Our teacher at the class party were Mr. John Southern, and Raymond Ashcroft. The party was at the Gym. The admission for the tickets were 25s. The cheerleaders are Patty Coburn, Judy Bartlett and Gene Rogers. Our Class Colors are Blue 8: Wh1te . This being the first year up-stairs for most of the Seventh Grade we have enjoyed lt and hope that we can go the rest of the way through school doing as well as we are now. We have our class broke up into two groups: lst group having 21 pupils. 2nd group having 22, Giving us 43 pupils in the 7 th grade. Mr. John Southern is our home room teacher this year. gg, .. ,gegvfmwsltv ,..1 wi - , V , 1 .1 - 1. K . Mu ' . ,. ' .. In V f nl L A I u. ,,,, ' u. JM ,. L . . 'n 1 f I m A n ,f y 1 A n I 1 Iv Annu ll., I' f, -v. . . - 'i - 1 h V 1 V11 NIU.. , . Y. , I- , ,,. V . ,Z A X I -i , -1 f .3 -.Tp wqw--I !w...,5P u R N . xi .A I-i v E .MI Y ,T i M -', - .' -. .A ',. . .Y - 1.- n P ' 'V ' 1 ' A ml ' ' ' 4 . , L, , . . First Row Romona Bramer Jeannie Ash Shelb McCullough Y Patty Hustead Glenna Pigott Eleanor Davis Anna Hayhuret Barbara Dean Miss Orcutt A C L U B Second Row Jan Underwood Mary Ellen Shrader Avnell Lindsey Glenda Smith Elizabeth Lambert Sandra Ashcraft Aritha Pigott Lavaughn Smith Winefred Dean Florence Golden . I I ,ll qnv .W 1. ' 1 .1 .Aw , , n 'W L I fu' n-wh ' : . FV, h! . ,VL ,W , .. . I ' . .U . ' 1 ,J Q. ' First Row Lulu Swiger Violet Bartlett LaVaughn Shrader Shelby McCullough Romona Brammer Elizabeth Lambert Aritha Pigott Patty Hustead Lavaughn Smith Shirley Coburn Shirley Bramer Florence Golden Miss Orcutt , , , Qtffi ij I MIXED CHORUS Second Row Bessie Morgan Katherine Carden Patty Loar Wanda Sullivan Sue McDaniel Ruby Allen Eleanor Davis Mary Shrader Sheila Stire Grace Swiger Ruth Riley Phyllis Hutson Anna Wolfe Barbara McGee Ivonia Lindsey Shirley Sullivan Deloris Wetzel Helen Crouse Barbara Ogden Shirley Ashcraft Sandra Ashcraft Donald Hurst Roscoe Lynch Winifred Dean Third Row Geraldine Bramer Nettie Hayhuret Alberta Sayers Glenna Plgott Joan Sullivan Ruth Allen Ellen Ashcraft Doris Dye Gladys Webb Francis Hutson Janet Allen Joan Alkire Ananell Lindsey Joann Goldsmith Janice Underwood Barbara McCormick Eugene Hurst Paul Shreves Kim Smith Roy Sharps , 1 an If '31 Ny!! I 'A I 1 1 ,- . f y. - . - , xg-lily, .' . -1 :aw -if A ..f-N ,ff-!g.g:.1,. A i. . 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' '.n '-- H A - -, ' ,- -. ,P Qi- , r1 ' - 5 L - A--.fl Y : A , 4 : n 'J' h H4 ' w J' -'jf fl . , - WH' A ' ' L 'S First Row Violet-Bartlett LaVau5hn Shrader S he lby McCullough Ramona Bramer Ruth Riley Jeanie Ash Eleanor Davis Shirley McKenna Anna Hayhuret Joan Bates Shirley Coburn LaVau5hn Smith PEP CLUB Second Row Patty Hustead Wanda Sullivan Glenda Smith Lulu Swiger Sue McDaniel Sheila Stires Shirley Sullivan Deloris Wetzel Aritha Pigott Joan Goldsmith Helen Grouse Joan Sullivan Barbara Ogden Mr. Southern Third Row Joan Alkire Francis Hutsor Gladys Webb Joan Ogden Glenna Pigott Alberta Sayers Janet Allen Ruth Allen John Holt Ruby Allen Kim Smith Sandra Ashcraft IES? 'N First Row Lulu Swlger Violet Bartlett Lavaughn Shrader Shelby McCullough Rgmgng .Bl'8lll9I' Glenda Smith Aritha Pigott Elizabeth Lambert Shirley Coburn LaVaughn Smith Florence Golden Sandra Ashcraft Barbara Dean . K K efmwlllf GlRL'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION Second Row Nettie Hayhurst Phyllis Hutson Francis Hutson Anna Hayhurst Eleanor Davis Patty Loar Wanda Sullivan Sue McDaniel Sheila Stire Grace Swlger Ruth Riley Anna Wolfe Ivonia Lindsey Shirley Sullivan Deloris Wetzel Helen Crouse Barbara Odgen Shirley Ashcraft Shirley Bramer Belva Jo Coburn Zeretha Wolfe Miss Johnston Third Row Mary Ellen Shrader Gladys Webb Joan Odgen Geraldine Bramer Alberta Sayers Mildred Carpenter Jeanie Ash Glenna Pigott Ruby Allen Ruth Allen Jane t 1111911 Joan Alkire Avanell Lindsey JoAnn Goldsmith Barbara McCormick Joan Bates Shirley McKenna Winifred Dean Joan Sullivan I, yr I . Ue .. ,F ,.,' -,- JA I 1 1' A 'll' ly, V' , I ff T. if .. W r lv ' W, 4 - 4 .3 I U Q l Y F, L, url - I ,Al 171791 'P , ' , 'Z '-if X .lf ' ' LI, 5 A -' L First Row Lulu Swiger Violet Bartlett Lavaugh Shrader Shelby McCullough Romona Bramer Glenda Smith Aritha Pigott Pat Hustead Shirley Colburn LaVaugh Smith Florence Golden Sandra Ashcraft Barbara Dean , Im , ,. L., N 7. af. ,4, Second Row Gladys Webb Francis Hutson Wanda Sullivan Sue McDaniel Eleanor Davis Shiela Stires Ruth Riley Anna Wolfe Ivona Lindsey Shirley Sullivan Deloris Wetzel Helen Grouse Barbara Odgen Shirley Ashcraft Miss Johnston Third Row Geraldine Bramer Alberta Sayers Mildred Carpenter Jeanie Ash Glenna Pigott Ruby Allen Ruth Allen Janet Allen Joan Alkire Avanell Lindsey Joan Goldsmith Barbara McCormick Joan Bates Shirley McKenna Wlnfred Dean Joan Sullivan 1 1 r' Q - WM ,, V, ,,,1.W,-,gg 4, ,,.. ,,.,,.tf.w,,,,,.m 'V , X MM ,f , , P let. row Hr. H111 Roscoe Shriver Lyle Smith Jimmy Talkington Clacy Bartlett Laddie Smith Jack Heldreth David Pigott Tommy Upton Ted Rogers David Hess Roger McCormick F. F. A. 2nd. row Freddie Carpenter Warren Robinson Howard Gump Howard Shriver Ernest Smith John Robinson Ronnie Shuman Floyed Swiger Cam Hess Jim Cries Ronnie Bogess Roy Sharpe jrd. row Cecil Berdine Byron Smith David Mayfield sappy Watkins Paul Shreves Eugene Hurst Roscoe Lynch James Payne Kenneth Glaspell Kim Smith Vance Ashcraft Donald Hurst 1.4, V K+. an ' nw .'5g. VJ v 1 H V A 1 E+ 1 5. . h K A ,- .-n,., . - .1-of-: ' 'von' I -. ' , 1 . 1,24 'I v 'wr .V w il ' - V'. 'L i I n 1 n r!V.Qy - 1' 'wa .Ar- 1 P 1... E, ,Vi ,., -Z . Vui- V -ii w V. v f W, --1 ,-1 W1 -x. - 1 1 ...a . V. -jf 'W ' . ' ' 'A 1 ' ,. .. - -' V V: - -1' - - - .V . df- --1' . 'V V - - -' - A -Q7 ' - - i 1 Vks--.lf .HV V' 1 1 V ,-lf. 1? 1 f -n -'-- f.. - V. -Q.-1 J . W' ,,,4 V .'V ' -V my .L 1 , . .'-1-'V' - - V , ' --- V - . , VL :, Af V- A N, .. G-PV ITN - '9 4 Vf' ' ! . ' ' ' I A V ,. First Row Ronnie Shuman Duane Ashcraft Richard Hurst Jim Heldreth Shellis Robinson Jim Ice David Pigott Glenn H111 FOOTBALL SQUAD Second Row Page Talkington Eugene Hurst Tommy Upton Jim Talkington Denzil Shriver Cam Hess Jim Criss Clacy Bartlett James Payne Laddie Smith Third Row Mr. Southern Howard Shriver Roscoe Lynch Warren Robinson JohnnyRob1nson Ronnie Boggess Doye Swlger Jack Heldreth Sonny Cumberledge Howard Gump David Hess BASKETBALL SQUAD lst. how Tom Upton Shellis Robinson Richard Hurst David figott. John Holt 2nd. Row Jim Criss Ronnie Shuman Doye.Sw1g6r Glenn H111 S onny Cumbe rle dge Eugene Hurst Mr. Southern i CHEER LEADERS Eleanor Davis, Jeanie Ash, Shirley McKenna and Joan Bates Were chosen by the student body as cheerleaders Eleanor Davis chosen as leader has been cheerleading Jeanie and Shirley have leading for 5 years and Joan year as cheerleader. The girls have attended games this year. for 1953-54. head cheer- for 3 years. been cheer- Bate ' s first, all of the 3-3 ',w I n , . ' FI.: N, :'. ,. if . ' .J ' L X 1 -.JL I .1 I! X I 1528 x l I 1 J.-if x- 2 14. . ' A I r.. Y- . 0 ' ' L A 1 ' 1 -1- 1 4 f ' ' . In ' I . .gy -- Q. I .. ..- , . v--v wr ' .'1 .. V ,. .1 'Q 1. 1 4. - V I. .uw Jqg. ,. H37 ' f -.- .-.-. il' ,A 4, '-' , i . 4 . I ,.,i, r' ' ' . '.' f ' . 'n Y - .4 .A , N V' . V A' -.J , Z-.fr ,Q - f2.....: '. W ' 'Q ' 1 -' Vi '71 - ' - fm ' ' f L H, .5 if . T. -1 . 7 - , X -- -I A 1: ,- . A.. -- -' 4, ' 1. I H A.. - ' W.. , , - V LM... .H ,., , - -H.. -4 r' ', -A' . ' V '. ' f , . - V- ':.,.l' , F , .',. ' 1- 'M . ' , '49 . . , ' 9 ' . ' -1 -- ..- , .- 1- - ,..-23. ' -- - Y. . . ' - '- ' . - H1 - '--- 3, f , - 1 Q' a. . - V . o ' . . V V ' . J. .. U ' 1, a. 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A rj W' .lf JL I .-.1 fs' T 1. -3 , u .- r, X ,lvf , , fn- K Ji mx of v I ,..l, V -,-Qu !-L Q H- -X , ,. , W . -J fi f ' -, WALLACE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Score September 2 They we 4 Unidis 6 O 12 Jane Lew 25 O 18 Lumberport. 46 13 25 Cameron 68 O October: 2 Hundred 7 13 4 Shlnnston B 12 O 9 Bristol 21 0 13 Pruntytown 49 0 30 Burnsville 20 6 BASKE TBALL SC HEDULE Well, once again Wallace had a very unsucessful season. The boys won no games out of 21. Wallace was defeated by West Milford in the Tournaments by the score of 46 to 57. The team consisted of the following boys. Shellis Robinson, Hohn Holt, Glenn Hill, Doye Swiger, Richard Hurst, Sonny Cumber- ledgs, Allen Pigott, Ronnie Shuman, Tommy Upton, Warren Robinson, Eugene Hurst, Ronnie Shriver, and Glenn Hill was captain. Cheer Leaders: Head Cheer Leader, Jeanie Ash, Barbara Ogden, Shirley McKenna, and JoAnn Bates Wallace 34 Flemington Wallace 33 Jane Lew Wallace 44 Alumni Wallace 50 Pine Grove Wallace 55 Bristol Wallace 35 Lumberport Wallace 44 Lost Creek Wallace 49 Unidls Wallace 46 Smithfield Wallace 58 Salem Wallace 33 Reader Wallace 30 Bristol Wallace 47 Luhberport, Wallace 54 Lost Creek Wallace 45 Jane Lew Wallace 50 Flemington Wallace 49 Reader Wallace 42 Pine Grove Wallace 52 Unidls Wallace S3 Salem Wallace 55 Smithfield School Tues. Fri. Tues. Sat. Fri. Fri. Sat. Fri. Sat. Thurs Aat. Mon. Fri. hon. Fri. Sat. Fri. Hon. 'Udo Fri. Sat. Sat. Fri. Sat. Thur. Tuee. Fri. Tues. Thur. Sat. Tues. Thurs Fri. Tues. Mon. Tues. Wed. Fri. Tues. Thurs Tues. Fri. lon. Tues. Prx. Sat. Wed. Thurs Tues. FP1. Sept. l Sept Sept septae Sept Sept Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. NOV. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. JIU.: Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jane Jan. Jlne Jan. Feb. Beb. Feb. Feb. Back to Ye Old Grindstone! Heck! we lost to Unidis 60-O on their field. Class Elections--Who got elected to what? Gosh! Lost to Jane Lew 25-O. Darn it! we got beat by Lumberport A6-ljthere. Woe is us! Journeyed to Cameron and lost 68-O. Junior Class Party. What fun. Hurrah! Won our first football game--Wallace-13 Hundred-7. Eighth grade had their party. First home game with Bristol, and got beat 21-0. Sok Hop. Oh !Those aching feet. W. V. U. Assembly Music Assembly Smile Pretty! Senior and Annual pictures taken. Pep Club Party in honor of athletic boys. What a sight! The old witch attended Senior Party that night.. Went to Burnsville and got beat 20-6. College Day. F. F. A. AND F. H. A. Iniation and Party after. Freshmen Class Party. Seventh grade class party. P. T. A. Turkey Dinner. Sok Hop afterwards. Sophomore Class Party. What a night. Home Room Mothers presented play. Thanksgiving Holidays begin. Apron sale by Glee Club. First basketball game. We played Bristol and got beat. Game at Lumberport. Home game with Flemington. Choir held a bake sale. Home game with Jane Lew Game at Lost Creek. Christmas Assembly. Long awaited Christmas Vacation B GAN! Back to Prison! Pine Grove came here and beat us. Home game with Bristol. Home game with Lumberport. Game at Jane Lew. Home game with Lost Creek. Home game with Unldis Game at Flemington. Donxey bellgame. What fun. Home game with Smithfield. iame at Reader. Wore out somemore socks. Sok Hop! Game at Pine Grove. Home game with Salem. Game at Unidis: Matinee of Gay Nlnety's Revue.w I' f 3 Sat. Tues. Sat. Wed. Thurs Sat. Fri. Sat. Fri. Fri. Tues. Wed. Fri. Fri. Sat. Thurs Fri. Sat. Fri. Fri. Sat. Sun. Mon. Tues. Fri. Tues. in ,4 T- Qalenhar . 'U ox .J-A I X -1 'l-i' , 2 Feb Feb Feb Feb. FDD Feb Mar Mar Mar HAI' Mar Mar Mrr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr May May May May MBI May May Evening performance of Gay Ninety's Revue. Game at Salem. Game at Smithfield. First night of Basketball Tournaments at Clarksburg le lost to Unidis. Basketball Tournaments Basketball Tournaments Matinee performance of Junior Play. Junior Play, nThe Haunted Cha1r.' What, a hitl Gay N1nety's Revue at Smithfield. Ah, such talent, I have never seenl My, myl You boys d1dn't know us girls could look so pretty in our formals did you? F. H. A. and F. F. Banquet. Class Tournaments Clase Tournaments. Come on Seniors. Good luck kids, Gay N1nety's Revue at Lumberport. Matinee performance of Senior Play. what a hit! Senior Play, nStars in Their Eyes.n Out on parole. Easter Vacation. Spring Carnival Spring Carnival Recognition Banquet. Style Show Enjoy yqureelf seniors, Junior and Senior Banquet. Baccalaureate Sure wish I could play hockey or be sick. First day of final exams for Seniors. We think we will live through this last day to those awful examsl Class night and reception. Yippeel We're rid of those Sen1ors..Gommenoement. We've served our sentence and now we re free again. School's out. Y 1916 Nell McGinnis Herbert Hall Roy Metz Pat O'Day Helen Fair 1917 Alma Sybert Francis Robey Gladys Hall Bernard Leneham Warren Gifford 1918 Grace Fair Reva Plgott 1919 Denzll Hall Lulu Lambert Ivan Martin Ina Hall Thelma Thompson Wanoia Ashcraft 1920 Nettle Rogers 1921 Sadie Allen Audrey Ashcraft Ruth Barnes Katherine Bennett Vista Garrett Elizabeth Lenenam Mona Robey Gladys Tucker Worthy Gifford Francis Metz Noel Morris Burgess Robinson Brent Sharp Berchle Talklngton Chandos Talkington Ralph Wetzel Wayman Pigott Gertrude Wolfe 1922 Hazel Orr Nina Ogden Lucille Moore Ruby Kemper Theodore Metz William Wilcox Kemper Ward Zane Barnes Sarah Royer 1923 Richard Grace Lyle Heldreth Pete Hoey Freda Thompson Grace Rutherford Agnes Wilcox 1924 Francis Miller Troy Stewart Lynn Hoey Clyde Wetzel Glenn Garrett Felix Orr Dwight Clark Clarlce Cottrill John Bonner George Wetzel Charles Copenhaver Reva Orr laura Robey 1925 Denzll Lambert Charles Wilcox John Metz Oma White Pansey Moore Hanzel Dennlxon Freda Edgell 1926 Burl Fleming Agness Hustead Mable Davis Ruby Swiger Cornelia Hawkins Ovah Wallace Ernest Ogden Clotllle Linger Mildred Coburn Lynn Ogden 1927 Rosslyn Williamson Walter Shriver Virgil Heldreth Kenneth Hall Victor Ashcraft 1928 Eva Cole EBLDSP Fleming Wayne Gibson George Riley Clarice Coffman Lexle Lambert Irene Riley Lynn Barnes 1929 Glenn Wetzel Robert Rutherford Maxine Cottrill 1930 Wayne Adams James Shriver Berkley Starkey Raymond George Pauline Zinn Sylvia Heldreth 1931 Laurean Robinson Florence McKenna Lorene Dye Lola Strother Agnes Rogers 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 Hazel locwid Odus Kincaid Encll Gifford Hayword Pisotth Vernon uxffol Agnes White Rex Bates Ruby Pigott Mildred Rogers Jimmy Robey Lee Heldrsth Wayner Rogers Blaine Wetzel Vista Whiteman Clyde Edgell Carl Montgomery Vonda Hall Everett Allen Goldie Estlack Ronald Arnett Mary Vincent Forest Stewart Clyde Shunan Hr ,. 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X 'Qf'gf1,,,.,s- ' ,Il ' 4 1933 Bud Wetzel Theodore Rogera Dale Roberts Ariel Hutson Louie Webb Martha Starkey Mildred Stires Beatrice Webb Marvlyn Fox 1934 Plillp Shuman Roy Dye Emma Jean Adams Majorle Smith letha Griffin Edith Smith Leanore Boyce Orville Schoolcraft Berman Montgomery Helen Roberts Lltie Allen Billy Bogess Virginia Hustead Norval Dye Bob Starkey Ralph Hutson Carl Garrett Basil Montgonery 1935 Lowell Smith Rhea Watkins Esther Rogers Billy Roberts Blane McCullough Raymond Chrielip Marie Fleming Herbert Wetzel Mildred Baker Charles Baker Leola Robinson Mary Wetael June Harbert 1936 Kenneth White Nola Rogers Blanch Edgell Floyd Ford Harlen Lshoraft Garnett Loy Lowell Munday 'Rlnkyn Ashcraft Donald Munday Foreetsaehcraft He t res Mm Harold Talkington 1937 Mildred Adams Gale Allen Earldene Scott Gilbert Shuman Virginia Rogers Christine Harbert Roy Fleming 1938 Margaret Hustead Faughn Fleming Mina Cornwell Mary Harbert Royal Ashcraft Denzil Fenton Eugene Scott Clyde Gifford Mary Webb Guy Wetzel Louie Smith Audlce Sprout Ianna-Barnes 1939 Carl Copenhaver Shirley Ashcraft Ceclia Saab June Burge Madeline Rooney Howard Stanton Charles Norton Vance Webb Frank Nuzum Helen Jean White Ive Mae Wetzel 1940 Mayme Allen Vick Coffman Betty Jo Beverlin Jack Harbert Herbert Ice Betty Sllcott Merhage Saab Georglanna Swlger Ray Shuman Vandora Ashcraft Junior Scqtt Geraldine Roney Norma Allen Elaine Lambert Wanola Ashcraft June Sprout Geneva Loy 1941 Martha Wetzel Howard Pigott Audice Ashcraft Dewayne Dye Burl Barker 1942 Wynojean Ross Martha Saab Ruby Bennett Pete Saab Estal Holt Paul Copenhaver Geraldine Ice Alfred Chase Glenn Smith Elenore Heldreth George Glover Junior Chrisllp 1943 Paschall Glover Katherine Bumgardener Marianna Burgess Ava June Webb Bill Johnson Thomas McKenna Katheleen Dye Billie Bramer Jean Fleming Ruby Griffin Junior Griffin Russell Farrel 1944 Ralph Chase Pauline Chrlslip Betty Fortney Agnes Harbert Goldie Kern Charles Plgott Geraldine Ross Raymond Shields Harold Swlger Anna lee Watson 1945 Hughie Harbert Harold Harbert Ester Robinson Lyle Ice Richard Griffin Mary Smallwood Katheleen Barker Loudln Fleming Lorraine Martin Bernard Swiger Glenn Bolyard Dennlss Shrader A 'n H I. 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Estlack an Son ,J '11 , 5 1945 To 1951+ B. M. Estlack 6424 f,X4Og ' v-I Lats Keep Growing Thanks For The Past 48 Y .XC - 'Ale' 'I' 1 Q ' ears B. M. Estlack A - l W E' S CHER-.B-Y HILL HATcHE:Rx Telephone 4-5251 w.VA., U.S. Approved Pullorum Clean Ur ,410 is Certified White Leghorn Certified White Rock N.H. Broliera Clarksburg, West Virginia JON S ELECTRIC SHOP S 5 Ax-mature Rewinding - Motor Repairs ELJMRS EEST' 3:2352 HEPA 1:46 220 Haymond Highway Clarksburg, W. Va, MUNTZING MOTORS, INC. Willys Dis tributor Q ff.-JP' 116-118 west Pike street. - - Phone 4-6506 1407055-,,i,yeeB Clarksburg, W. Va. N DAVIDSON BROS. J N -K xx., General Merchandise 5 Fresh Meats and Groceries f 'X 'v1l'. ,, I ..1E5sq5bgE fvf' 41. fff ,f Mux Phone 2591 Lumberport., W. Va. . 1 ' COMPLIMENTS , of C::::Ef:, G 'uf DUQE A Rex Drug Co. QQUGS '5 ' I Pnomvi , Scnvnci I maw4Mwiu. I Lumberport' W. Va. JAMES W. THOMPSON D. B. A. THOMPSON COAL k CONSTRUCTIO 'G'3'UQg.0 , U. Phone 4-5255 Box 228 Clarksburg, West Virginia Gs' .n -EU lrfi' one ,652 1 U I ' 0 05' 200 , U 'W K-lffmu 'f- Z if .9 P vi . Q gi vi Jv dz ft n :uf Q9 Q? . 4 s. x. U00 K Its? qqaagsx -'fi-3.59 ' NGA, r N L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY uKnOwn wherever there are Schools and Colleges Cl ss Rings and Pins 8. Commencement Invitations - Diplomas - Personal Cards - 1 5 Trophies Club Insignia- Meda s Represented by: Mr. C. Joseoh Richardson P. O. Box 195 Sistersvllle, N. Va. COMPLIMENTS OF THE BANK OF SHINNSTON Member Federal Deposit Ineuranc e corporation NW! ,CA 60005 Q CASTO'S TAXIDERMY SEnVICE uThe Sportsman's Workshopu HUNTING AND FISHING EQUIPMENT O Box 1766 - 42h Buckhenno P. . Clarksburg, West Virginia n Pike SIMPSON GMC TRUCK COMPANY . ol 'V fr SALE 5 :SERVICE 9 'a 9' 09519 Rt- 50, E9-ST' P- 0- B08 789 Clarksburg, West Virginia 'ANN ,-A 1 13 Q Elf-, W ' 'W Q Q 'ab' X glqv ,QMWF rf 4 v' I 'YA' lx. 4.156 J' 1 ,541 'Ov 7' 'fig of A A. O. JANES 6 SONS MEATS df QUALITY GROCERIES Phone 118 or 240 Shinnston, W. Va.. Dressed While You Wait French's X gi f Poultry Market K Chicken-Turkeys as X fL1ve or Dressedl 'nl J - Two miles south of Shinnston H w Q Route 19 Phone Shlnneton 438-W4 HAMMONT 8: HARPER 228 West Pike St. Clarksburg, W,Va. GOOD FOOD IS GOOD HEALTH dl I :x-,- -. .,f'L. U n w I' -v I 3' - r w- I ' ,- J 4 v A-H' rf . ' ww ' fu 4 'L- '-1 ' fl 1 2 ,. f f' -4- U ' , I, .. L -fl.,-11 g . . . -N L ' .1 , ,L I -f.. - Il, ' 71 .4 ' ' 2'f'5- bu 4 ' A .Jg .1xf'w. Q J' A' W f ,fdis nu L -'IK V Q I, V. -I Y , X V 9, , f - - ' .5 - - . 1 , '9i' lg l , Jq . ' 4 'f'f- f M Lvl ' 3' ' -'Z' -,I 'FL-L 1' 'g' fr il, W V. 7153! f-- 3. lf 5- .,'-:N A, -'L ,rw J,-11 'iff 1 fin- ' ' 1 1, - X-Hz -m Y, --,sg Q. ' A ' - HI . .Arr - t I A GENRAL DRY CLEANING CO. 507 Wells St. Sister-svillo, w.Va. SWQQZ f, f 142 R 7 44 90-z THE TOGGERX Shinnston .fest 'Virginia MENS AND BOYS WEAR CLEANING AND PRESS ING C HA TTER BOX 1542 VL. Pike St. Adamston, N. Va. Sandwitches Soft Drinks Candy Magazines A. W. Powell qyx., 43 f og: iv There? no E-N' UgStl0n Ju, 1 a ' NSQS LACE A V em in Qx F3 qb ft! . T lg W.- XX L 10 . . G . DAILYS RESTAURANT Home of the Boston Creme Pie Mrs. Thomas Dallys Wllsonburg, W.Va.. Shinnston, West Virginia gwevil Home' Paul E Tetrick D1I'eCtOI'B ET K J. Donald Tetrick f ' HOW MUCH SHALL L PAY We provide a fine funeral with beautiful casket and over 20 'li ,,,, e-'23, 15. items of service for Lehi? 45 vs' r - 6295.00 A22 fiom' fi - '4: f'g Others as low as 8100.00 ge?-vigge Kp T' Q jaw PHONE . Q ,.'-ill O. R. Kincaid s General Store A thought for to day, this being Christmas day, 1953 Hay I'm going your way, so let us go hand in hand, You Help me And I'll help you, We shall not be here VSFY long, for soon death, the kind old nurse, will come back and rock us all to sleep, let us help one another while on our way. Signed your neighbor. O.R. Kincaid MOST romp Luaaucsfvffn' T. W l ma .NT E WQRLD ANDERDGN GARAGE co. 1 III U U HF CHEVROLET .. Z 'T Q- , tg Where Strangers Make Friends 0 'M Phone-181 Shinnston, W.Va. i E: THE 976822 RICE'S REXAL DRUG STORE nnuc. stone AND DRUG STORE RICE'S THEATER George B. Rice--Owner ghinnston, west Virginia , . 5 N .. , . COMPLIMENTS OF Grafton Coal Co. 40 And Employee ' s - 'Q - f Y ff ff, Always Shop And Save At p G. c. MURPHY COMPANY Your Friendly Store ! ' Shinnston, W.Va. : K 4 as 7 'ffff N AW' ' - 965 HEINZ NU-WAY FEED STORE X 1 503 Baltimore Ave. J llll. ' ' Clarksburg, West Virginia . Y il - - Tucm-:R's SPORT CENTER, ING. and Taxidermy Studio gf- Sporting Goods for Good Sports .wk ,K , , Phone 2-4352 1627 sucknannon Pike Nutter Fort, West Virginia Ffzwqfxx 1 HARDWARE flkygffi U, r PETS and PET SUPPLIES Open Evenings C. D. WENTZ, TAXIDERMIST X x v bi HNNQ W' Home of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ' It f X w mi 'I ' N X 5 .sf 2, hui Q . .. , L AAN x TATE S FRUIT MARKLT J g ma, N I W ' f .64 Meadowbrook, W. Va. Phone-Shinnston 419 N0 -. A, 4212: 'P' ff - - -5 O O 0 J - 'mv -f HARTLAND PLANNI NG MI LL Lasts Longer Stays Stronger - Loows Nlcer 5 ' One Board oraTralnload R 'Qfgl-Frx-A Clarksburg, West Virginia .EFEIE1 ' FLORY FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture of Distinction 543 west Pike Street-Phone 2-3861 Clarksburg, West Virginia I H. A. HUSTEAD General Merchandise Wallace, W. Va. BBver1y's Lunch df Service Station Lumberport, W. Va. Kouto 20 Home Cooked Meals Prop. Ferald A: Dorothy Ashcraft DONLEY BOGGESS Gene ral Merchandise Dola, W. Va. W. H. MOORE GROCERY Meats, Groceries 1624 west Pike Street ,Adamston, w. Va. ROGER'S SERVICE STATION Soft Drinks - Gas - O11 Brown, W. Va. T. F. Rogers and H. L. Smith, Props ALLEN 8 CUMBERLEDGE Your Station Wallace, west Virginia Phone 45Rl BRAMMER'S FEED STORE Dealers in Farm Supplies, Fertilivers, Feeds, Seeds, Paints, Roofing, Live and Dressed Poultry, Fresh eggs, Baby Chicks Sninnston, W. Va. ROBINSON MOTOR CO. Gasoline and O11 Repairs A Accessories Feeds A Fertilizers Lumberport, W. Va. SMALLWOOD'S LUNCH Soft Drinks - Candies Medicines - Cosmetics Magazines Phone 41R5 Wsllace, West Virginia DENZEL FENTON Grocery Pool Room Brown, West Virginia BOCK HATCHERY BOCK Farmington, W. Va. Mr. k Mrs. J. G. Bock, Owners SEE Philco Television, Radios Refrigerators, Freezers, Electric Ranges at RALPH B. SWIGER'S 1412-14 W. Pike Street - Dial 4-4597 15, Compliments of Shinnston Dentists Dr. S. L. WOLFE ROBERT CBOBJ WOLFE Dr. B. A. STARCHER Dutch Oven Salesman Dr. W. O. KOON Shinnston Dentists COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMNNTS of of of T. M. SIMON Joe B1ll's Dr. Jackson Restuarant Shinnston, W. Va V J-nl Shinnston, W. Va. Clarksburg, W Va COMPLIMENTS of Dr. Whistler Clarksburg, W. Va. COMPLIMENTS of Youn5's Dept. Store Shinnston, W. Va. NUTTER FORT HARDWARE General Hardware-Appliances Open Wed. 6 Fri. Nights Dial 2-7721 WAYNE FEE N Wallace Cash Feed Store Lawrence Pigott Eugene Rogers Wallace , W .Va . 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