Wallace High School - Wahischola Yearbook (Wallace, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1957 volume:

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Violet Bartlett ' Alumni Editor.. .. Lula Swiger Art Editor........ ...Kim Smith Activities Editor... .. Wanda Sullivan Sports Editor...................... Warren Robinson Lay Out Mat Supervisor and Typists..Fred Carpenter Roger McCormick Proof Readers.......................Patty Loar Barbara McGee ss Will, Prophesy M History......Donald Hurst Lula Swiger Violet Bartlett Cla .i X' he t0 llffl IU U J I , . . fir ,vw MPN 3. lux xl - V vw. Siigy 4 1 'w.., 7. ,6 J J If Ls. kli 1, gl Cox JQZWIU For one devoted to purposeg for her kindness, helpfulness and consid- erationg we, the Senior Class, to show our appreciation do dedicate this 1957 edition of Wahischola to Miss Esmah Orcutt. y 1 1 625-,Q Y-Rl W nMlNlsrRA TloN MMM fffffffgfffff' Lemza UMW Qwfamwf JMQ,7QZJw,1W KVLQM W E -ma,-www.,- vvv,-yv-..4,,nfvv-'wx 'VNv1VVsv?v0'- A05 ,JP X 1 Z ? 72 3 ' 42 E Qf ZfQ 7 ENIORS Lalfauym Shr er Kim Smith Violet Bartlett can 11 W 4 FJ H J7f . 4 K , 1 TREASU PRESI ENT SECRETARY Lula Swiger Hcgw Gump Sheila Stire ll our Il I Alch Il - 'I 65 . Vic -President 'dfgffd-21 If?-edji-iyxrpenter Egfnda Sullivan Roger Mcgjarmick 4 I p 1, If 11 , X YK' 6 J 2 3 ,. Th'0d'-W9 Rffgers Petty Loar David Hess 4 'Pg' l',P0 0c'3. .es-be e J vclmb enough the rocks may be rugged Grace Swiger Bazfbara McGee Q o 5 ,Ernesy Smith Alzberta Sayers Ngzum R coo Lynch Ivonia Lindqgy kKCeci1 Burdine -..' ,QW-,Wa QW' Jghn Rgbinsgn Roscoe Shriver Warren Robinson 5vx.9 CLHQD V619 Ponald Hurst Gera3dinelBramer ,Byron Smith '.6,.,m4,4l Mg, cn-KD Senior Class History we entered the seventh grade in 1951. Mr. Krumenacker as our sponsor. Our class officers were President, Margaret Griffin, Vice-President, Howard Gump: Secretary, Freddie Carpenter, Treasurer Ted Rogers. Our class flower was the carnation, and our blrd, the crow. Our motto, nLet the President Rule the Class.n Our colors were blue and gold. we entered the eighth grade and elected the following officers: President, Kim Smith, Vice-President, Lulu Swiger, Secretary, Ted Rogers: Treasure, Warren Robinson. Our cheerleaders were: Shiela Stire, Violet Bartlett, Martha Herbert and Lulu Swiger. Our class colors were maroon and white. Our flower, the tulip. The bird was the cardinal. Our motto, WLet the Boys Lead, and the Girls Follow.n we started our Freshman year with forty-five students. we elected the following officers: President, Howard Gump- Vice-President, Kim Smith- Secretary and Treasurer, Donald Hurst, Our motto was, nUnlted We Stand, Divided we Fall.n Our class colors were blue and gold. The class cheerleaders were: Sheila Stire, Violet Bartlett, Wanda Sulivan, And Lulu Swiger. Our bird was the blue Jay. Our sponsor was Mr. Plgott we entered our Sophomore year, with thirty-five students. We elected our class officers as follows: President, Howard Gump, Vice-President, Violet Bartlett, Secretary, Sheila Stire, Treasurer, David Hess. Our class cheerleaders as chosen are: Sheila Stire, Violet Bartlett, Lulu Swiger, and Patty Cochran. Our class colors are gold and red. Our bird is the crow, and our class motto is NForward Ever, Backward Never.n Our flower is the pink carnation. We gave our chapel, November 10th. It was based mostly on Veterans Day, and Education week. The class also gave the play, nB1lly's First Date.n Our sponsor is Mr. Ronald Allman. On September 6 1955 we entered our Junior year with an enrollment of 26, Mlss Esmah Orcutt was our sponsor. The Following officers were chosen- President Howard Gump- Vice- President, LaVaughn Shrader, Secretary, Violet Bartlett- Treasure, Ted Rogers. Our Cheerleaders were Violet Bartlett, Lula Swiger, and Sheila Stire, Colors chosen were yellow and black and the bird was American Eagle. Our Motto selected was, 'If the elevator to Success is Broken, Try the Stairs! ' We had an ice cream social on Ted Rogers lawn, in order to raise money for our Junior Senior Banquet. For the Junior Play we selected Rest Assured By Donald Payton. It was presented November 29 at 8:60. We also had a Variety Program, March 2, titled Hail The Hunkering Hero. On Friday March 30 we had our Chaple Program, which was based on Easter. The 3rd annual Harrison County Vocal Clinic Chours was held November 30, which included eight Juniors, as following, Sheila Stire, Lula Swiger, LaVaughn Shrader, Violet Bartlett, Howard Gump, Ted Rogers, Kim Smith and Roger McCormick. We entered our Senior Year at Wallace High with a task nearly completed. We elected the following officers. Pres, Kim Smith. Vice, Pres, Howard Gump. Sec. Violet Bartlett. Treasure, Lavaughn Shrader. Class colors are pastel. Class Motto. HCl1mb Though The Rocks May Be Ruggedu. Our Senior Chapel was Nov. 29, 1956. Class pictures were taken Oct. 15, 1956. We recieved our Pictures Dec. 3, 1956. Our class play was presented April 12 6 13, 1957. The title of it was. WCreeping Shadows,n a mystry comedy by Germaine Haney. enior Glass Will We, the Senior Class of 1957, of the High School of Wallace, of the County of Harrison, and State of West Virginia, being indisputably of sound and disposing mind and memory and about to pass out of existence, do make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any and all former wills by us at any time heretofore made: First: We bequeath to Mr. Hill, peace, quiet, and content- ment, and gratitude for his constant help and encouragement throughout the years. Secondly: We give and bequeath to our teachers, a sweet and unbroken succession of restful nights and peaceful dreams. Thirdlys we give and bequeath to Wallace High School, as a whole, the memories of the best four years of our lives. Fourthlyz We give and bequeath to the Junior Class all our privileges, polished manners and perial prerogatives. Fifthlyz We give and bequeath to the Sophomore Class our share of the halls. Sixthlyz We give and bequeath to the Freshmen Class all our courage, fortitude, forbearance and resolute endurance. Seventhly: We give and bequeath to the Seventh and Eight grades, paper wads and bubble gum. I, Fred Carpenter will to Ed Loar my ability to type and stay ahead of the rest. I, Roger McCormick will to Dennis McCormick, the ability to skip the last period and get by with it. I, Ernest Smith will to Neal Upton my broom I use to sweep the school with. I, Warren Robinson will to Jimmy Sullivan my ability to work hard in typing class and still get low grades. I, Roscoe Shriver will to Dennis McCormick my ability to work hard in classes and still get low grades. I, Wanda Sullivan will to my sister Nancy, her chance to become a Senior. I, Patty Loar will to my brother Ed my ability to make good grades. Just don't get caught copying Ed. I, Albertia Sayers will to Carolyn Radebough my ability to keep Neal company after I graduate. I, Grace Swiger will to my brothers and sisters my ambition to graduate. I, Ivonia Lindsey will to Mary Le Master my ability to get mad at Mr. Pritchard. I, Barbara McGee will to my sister Beverly, my ability to make above average grades without cheating through high school. Q W I, Roscoe Lynch will to Dennis Fowler, the speaker for the movie projector. I, Cecil Burdine will to Jim McCormick my ability to get in mischief and not get caught. I Geraldine Bramer will to some honest student, my ability to sell hot lunch tickets at the door without getting cheated. I, Byron Smith will to Harold Hayhurst my ability to skip school and not get caught. I, Donald Hurst will to some student my ability to run the movie projector. I, Kim Smith will the mimeograph to Mr. Pritchard. May he ever keep his patience. We Theodore Rogers Jr., David Hess, John C. Robinson, and Howard LeRoy Gump will to our brothers Gene Rogers, Bart Rogers Kit Hess, Fred Robinson, Lionel Robinson and Jimmy Gump our ability to keep the morale of this school up and never let the dust settle. I, LaVaughn Shradervvill to Beverly Talkington my ability to leave before the bell rings at noon each day and not get caught. I, Sheila Stire will to Judy Hill my place in all Mr. Pritc- hards classes if she is dumb enough to take it. I, Lula Swiger will to Charlotte Lockhart my seat at the piano bench. I, Violet Bartlett will to my sister Judith my place in the Senior Class when she is smart enough to fill it. fm . 2.9 GI! -1 1,1 . ck! ' HF? H ' Fl v ff do ?fa,yLafaf Y WW The Class Prophecy R LaVaughn Shrader-Ten years from now see N?1m6 kq LaVaughn, exhaused, sitting in a cramped ' ,r K? X' bedroom, reading bedtime stories to her 5 Q eight children. v v , Freddie Carpenter-Fred became rich in a few years after graduation, as a welder. He lives in the big house on the hill. gay l Lula Swiger- ere it is 1961 and we see M - dy Lula going down the aisle to the slaughter. Guess she finally hooked him. Roger McCormick-Roger is Freddie's secre- tary trying to become as rich as his boss. Violet Bartlett-Violet never made it to ' fi I, the alter because she cou1dn't take enought N , H .M time aff from fighting with ner sisters. f S... marines, Howard has returned to Wallace to g j ii' become a criminal lawyer. I 3' Sheila Stire-We see Sheila one year after fe Wg, p graduation and there she is, bent over a wash H X-ag, A -me board washing those Air Force uniforms. Oh lk svn L! L4 , Q Howard Gump-After serving his hitch in the HL N :Ep ' x AN Q her achin' back. '- Kim Smith-Here it is two years after grad- tk ' uation and Kim is still working his way through sf college and trying to support his wife at the W same time Wanda Sullivan-Wanda has had her diploma for two years now and she is still waiting for Ronnie to return to ther. Donald Hurst-Donald now has an M.D. after his name and specializes in female patients. Patty Loar-We see Patty still at home biting her finger nails, trying to decide whether, to fqxb go to nurses school or to the Navy. 52542 4 ,- ,K sg v N if Xe h 3 X 3-f?l131iZf1i-Mx ,,,,.f' ,Q ' I V 61 H way. f'1 Fm ,Y Z2QQ4444v fZz141L4fZf Q- 0' Q , W W '27 NB .- S Q nw' R ' ,fi -.f . 4 U 'if5:e ' e L MA A VWW .f , Warren Robinson- Well, Warren and Joan findly tied the knot. Good luck kids. Barbara McGee-Barbara got her scholarship and she is noi on her way to becoming more in- telligent than she already is. David Hess-David became, after several years of thought, and undertaker. Albertia Sayers- Albertia is still at home slopping the hogs while waiting for Neal to graduate. Ted Rogers- Ted is now the proprietor of Rogers Service Station which was given to him by his father as a wedding gift. Grace Swiger- We see Grace twelve years from now taking care of a dozen little Johnsons. Roscoe Lynch-Roscoe is still going to Square dances so he can call figures and swing them too. Earnest Smith-Earnest is now Janiton of W. H. S. wonder what happened to Mr. Robinson? Ivonia Lindsey-we find Ivonia has made the grade of NThe All American House Wifelu Roscoe Shriver-We see Roscoe two years from now working as hard in college as he always did in High School. Cecil Burdine- Cecil is in the Navy, Scrubbing decks and riding the waves. Geraldine Bramer-Geraldine followed in her sisters footsteps, as a nurse and is waiting for a rich male patient. Byron Smith-We see Byron got married and is now manager of the Hotel located near Five points. John Robinson-John is now an All American Football Player. Max Nuzum- Well ten years have passed and Max is still trading cars as soon as the ash trays are filled. , , ,M YO, f Q XY , 12 -f 7 was y R ll A at I 1 f R 'J S ' V t WOAPCV-L fl. B M . J ' X ,A ZuznL'f NY .Y YQ is .4 'J' Q Q Q -5 0-111096 . A Wm. SERVICE a s Q. ,X ja! w W' MSW I wkgg i 2 I I 3 A 1 I JU l0R CLASS Row 1 Mrs. Colvin Mary LeMasters Deloris Keener Judy H111 Beverly Talkington Naida Swiger Patsy Powell Phylis Smith Shelby Upton Kathryn Marshok Page Talkington Howard Criss How 2 Richard McGee Jim Hyde Fred Hurst B111 Cooper Floyd Swiger David Cooper Holis Heldreth Junior Swiger Warren Bartlett I Junior Class History In October 1952, we entered the seventh grade and elected the following officers, President, Dotty Dye, Vice-President, Judy Shreve, Secretary Judy Hi l, Treasurer, Kathryn Marshok. The cheerleaders were Kathryn Marshok, Edith Moore, Page Talkington and Judy Hill. Our class colors were gold and blue. Our stu- dent counsil members were Kathryn Marshok and James Hyde. We had Fifty-three students in our class, and Mr. Southern was our sponsor. We entered the second year of Jr. High with thirty- seven students. During this time we had one new student Dana Sharp. Mary Yeater moved away. Our officers were: President, Kathryn Marshok, Vice-President, Lane Robinso Secretary Hollis Heldreth, Treasurer, Freddie Barker. The cheerleaders were Kathryn Marshok, Shelba Upton, Mary Le Master, and Judy Hill. Our motto was, 'Be pre- pared.' Our colors were maroon and white. Our bird, the crow, and our flower the rose. Mr. Squires was our sponsor. On September 7, l95h, we entered our first year of high school with a total of thirty-three students. Our class offficers are as follows: President, Kathryn Marshok, Vice-President, Lane Robinson, Secretary, Warren Bartlett, Treasurer, Ray Webb. The cheerleaders are Kathryn Marshok, Florence Ashcraft, Judy Hill, Deloris Keener, Shelba Upton. Class colors Blue and gold. Flower, Daddy Britches. Motto, 'Be Prepared' and the bird the Blue Jay. The name of our class basketball team is 'Freshmen Boll Weevils.' Mr. Ashcraft was our sponsor. We entered our second year in high school with a total of 25 students. During the year 3 students quit. They were Freddie Whitman, Freddie Barker and Joan Fleming Our one new Student was Patsy Powell from Smithfield High School. Our officers are as follows, President: Judy Hill, Vice-President, Lane Robinson, Secretary and Treasurer, Beverly Talkington' Cheerleaders, Shelba Upton, Kitty Marshok Judy Hill. Motto, 'United we Stand, Divided We Fallg' Class colors, Green and white, Flower, yellow rose, Bird, parakeet, Our sponsor is Miss Helen Sowma. We entered our Junior year in high school with a total of 21 students. Our sponsor is Mrs. Isabell Colvin The following officers were chosen, President Hollis Heldreth, Vice-President, Page Talkington, Sec- retary, Kitty Marshok, Treasurer, Warren Bartlett, Our Motto, 'Co-operate and Graduate, Our class colors were green and white. Our flower is the White rose. Our bird is the Parakeet. The team nick name 'Green Devils.' Our Cheerleaders, Warren Bartlett, Freddie Hurst, Hollis Heldreth, and Page Talkington. Our play was a western comedy entitled 'The Blundering Herd,' which was presented November 16. The Director was Mrs. Colvin and the co-directors were Miss Orcutt and Miss Dingo. fXf 4 U .iQ OPHOMORESZ y gg rl Row 1 Billy Lynch Deloris Kirk Lona Haggerty Judy Bartlett Patty Coburn Alice Gifford Mary Jo Smith Joyce Carson Maxine Swiger Diane Hill 0PHOMORE CLASS Row 2 Mrs. Robinson Arlene Bay Helen Ashcraft Lyal Bush Bob Keener Neal Upton Buddy Cooper Gene Rogers Linda Smith Rikkie Shriver Not Present Ronnie Dye Row 3 Rick Shuman Robert Rinehart Harold Hayhurst Kennth Ash William Hutson B111 Griffen Edward Loar Gary Dennison Neal Ashcraft Bernard Griffin Sophomore Class History As seventh graders we met together in room 8 and formed our class organization. he following officers were elected. President Patty Coburn, Vice-President, gindi Smith, Secretary, Judy Bartlett, Treasurer, Judy art ett. We had our class party Saturday, Nov. 7th at 7:30 P.M. Our teachers at the party were our sponsor, John Southern, and Raymond Ashcraft, our Guest teacher. The cheerleaders were Patty Coburn, Judy Bartlett, and Gene Rogers. Our class co ors were blue and white. We entered the eighth grade, with an enrollment of thirty-eight. Our first meeting was held in room 6, our home room. President David Bates, Vice-President, Linda Smith, Secretary and Treasurer, Diane Hill. Our cheerleaders are Ricky Shuman. Judy Bartlett, and Patty Coburn. Our class colors are blue and gold. Our class tree is the weeping willow. Our motto, 'Boys lead and Girls Follow.' Our flower, the Rhododendron. Our class bird, is the eagle. Hr. Pritchard is our sponsor. We began our Freshman year with an enrollment of thirty-five. Our first meeting was held September 27th to elect officers, which are as follows: President, Linda Smith, Vice-President Joyce Carson, Secretary and Treasure Shirley Swiger. The cheerleaders are Joyce Carson, Judy Bartlett, and Mary Jo Smith. Our class colors are black and orange, our flower the rhodendron, our bird the bald Eagle, and our motto, 'We pull most when we pull together.' We decided to have our class party, December 9th, at the gym. Our chaperons are Mr. Southern, Miss Sowma. We entered our Sophomore year with thirty students. Our sponsor is Mrs. Robinson. The following officers were elected: President Bill Griffin, Vice-President, ignda Smith, Secretary, Deal Upton, Treasurer, Eddie ar. Our class colors are Pink and Gray. Our bird is the Snipe, the flower, Pasa. The tree is the Dogwood. Our class cheerleaders are Patty Coburn and Judy Bartlett. 4 1 W RESHMEN I Q KVw '-vvH'fVWWk- wr1f ' 5 Lui-,,f',1fg,e . ,-in 1. '-.25 , K: ,. f- .Ng I LM, .. Row 1 Miss Dingo Marlene Wetzel Louise Hardway Jean Scheuvront Charlotte Dennison Helen Goldsmith Joanne McIntyre Betty Rinehart Ruth Davis Judy McCullough FRE HMAN CLASS Row 2 Carol Shaw James Sullivan Charles Scott Darrell Swiger Ralph Swiger Larry Bennett Haro d Swiger Franklin Lindsey Charlotte Lockhart Row 3 Fred Robinson John Marshok Paul Pigott Wayne Pigott Roy Hyde Clarence Davis Kenny Talkington i I 5 1 I 1 I Freshman Class History we entered our first year at Wallace High School in une fall of 1954, with .may cz-iss, President, any Hyde Vice-President, Gordon Ashcraft, Secretary, and Treasure, and Mr. Southern was our Sponsor. Our class colors was orange and black, our cheerleaders were: Judy Criss, JoAnne Mclntyreg Helen Goldsmith, Charlotte Dennison. The ways upstairs were strange but we soon became used to it. We had two class partys. In the fall of 1955 we entered the Eight grade with Mr. ritchard as sponsor. we elected Roy Hyde, President, Helen Goldsmith, Vice-President, Larry Ben- nett, Secretary and Treasure. Our class colors are Pink and Black. Our cheerleaders are JoAnne McIntyre, Helen Goldsmith and Charlotte Dennison. We intered our Freshmen year in Wallace High School in the fall of 1956. The following officers were elected: President, Charlotte Dennison, Vice-President, Charlotte Lockhart, Secretary G Treasure, Helen Goldsmith. Our Class name is the Jackasses. Our Flower is the Pussy Willow. Our colors are Black and white. The Student Council menbers elected were Louise Hardway, and Harold Swiger. Our Motto is, WThis year we do good and next year we do better'. Our Cheerleaders are, Charlotte Denni- son Helen Goldsmith and Charlotte Lockhart. i I ' SS -fqy,g,, , Q, paw fx .L?7 ,,, fx if 2: , 1 I X V M x l v A bg-wggf px O6 :rf Q, 4 E I3-'ffl 1 MX gg gif , f,', ' X. ' 1 U' f fx s ' , Q Nw -,EPR M in . QL jf KW cfm X ' 'NR a fm A fx X egg? ' y ,mf 5' ,A 'Q f J A I . K xfx Ah Xt,,. -xx xn H NDERCLASSMEN NT 1 ! i i 3 a ev-.1 .a u':ev wv'r?mwwx: ' A ff' M 4 WWW Y .7 .mx - Row l Charles Hayhurst Carol Lane Beverly McGee JoAnn Sprout Esther Swiger Claudine Shriver Sharon Underwood Mary Karley Dortha Hurst Sandra Swiger Naomi Ash Danny Shuman Bart Rogers EIGHTH GRADE Row 2 Mr. Pritchard Angie Davis Gary Ashcraft Freddy Swiger Larry LuRay Doris Sadie Bobby Kelly Billy Belva Linda Cumberledge Pigott Barker Morgan Hyde Cuttlip Rinehart Shields Bartlett Row 3 Ralph Amos Skip Barker Eddie Swiger Dennis Fowler Ronnie Cottrill Jim McCormick Dennis McCormick Arnold Robinson Ronnie McCormick Bobby Lane . r. Row 1 Miss Esmah Orcutt James Ash Edwin Jones Gary Carson Wade Keener Raymond Cottrill Gene Shaw Joe Marshok Keith Shrader Thomas Lindsey Karen Gump Karen Sue McGee Dickie Rhinehart Duane McCullough Danny Dotson EVE TH GRADE Row 2 Raymond Wolfe Raymond Criss Shirley Arnett Mary Baker Janet H111 Kay Ashcraft Lionell Robinson Roger Upton Kit Hess Harold Smith Arzie Swiger Linda Davis David Bennett Row 3 Lawrence Burton Harold Burton Norman Pigott Robert Criss Ray Pigott Mable Ferguson Martha Swiger Kathy McCormick Butch Hayhurst Junior Cutlip n. 'RI .v f 'H ' r wx- , ! W .V A F--f vg. 8 Q I C J ?. Q ,rff 'XL -1 1 'f G N? 1 'U 3: if -.,V, . ,,, L., lb n A . EJ .ri T142 aff? ,QM 7 Pia R3 4 'a Q.i Exe ,X ,ta .ii .gi A L3 'R .' .W . A 4 ,.. 'N , ,xl 'R+ ,km ff I I 4 I 1 I I l n 1 Z A i 1 x Eight Grade History The seventh grade started the year by electing Bart Rogers as President, Sharon Underwood, Vice-President, Doris Barker, Secretary, and Naomi Ash Treasure. The class Flower is red rose, class bird, cardinal, class colors Maroon and White, class motto, NStrive to do better work.n Nickname nDaredevils. Class Yell, HYea maroon yea white, yea daredevils, let's fight. Class cheerleaders are Sharon Underwood, Naomi Ash, and Dortka Hurst. Miss Mead is the class Sponsor. In the fall, September H, 1956 we entered the eighth grade with a total 37 students. we elected the following as our class officers, Pre- sident, Sharon Underwood, Vice President, Barkly Rogers, Secretary, Dorthe Hurst Treasurer, Jim McCormick. Our class colors are pink and black. Our class bird is the Robin. The cheerleaders are Doris Barker, Sharon Underwood, Carol Lane and Angie Davis. Our motto is WDon't Be Cruel.U Our nickname is UHounddogs.n Seventh Grade History Our first year at Wallace High School Started with an enrollment of forth students, ten girls and thirty boys, and with Miss Esmah Orcutt as our Class Sponsor. David Bennettves elected president, Joe Marshok was elected vice-president with Gary Carson elected as trea- surer and Janet Hill as Secretary. Kay Ashcraft Joe Mar- shok, and David Bennett were elected as student council representatives. We selected The Rough Riders as our class name with nRough and Readyu as our class motto. we chose red and white for our class colcrs and elected Janet Hill, Mary Baker, and Kay Ashcraft as our cheerleaders. 1 1 1 ,,,m'fjjD CTIVITIES Row 1 Claudine Shriver Mary Kraley Ester Swiger Jo Ann Sprout Carol Lane Angie Davis Naomi Ash Harold Swiger Franklin Lindsey To Lindse Duane McCullough Gary Carson Kit Hess Roger Upton Arzie Swiger David Bennett Wade Keener Karen McGee Linda Davis Bow 2 Beverley McGee Belva Shields Lena Haggerty Deloris irk MIXED CHORUS Lyal Bush Jeanie Scheuvrent Helen Goldsmith Bettie Rinehart Arlene Bay Joan McIntyre Marlene Wetzel Carol Shaw Mary Le Masters Diane Hill Sandra Swiger Karen Gump Kathy McCormick Mary Louise Baker Row 3 Miss Orcutt Patty Coburn Linda Bartlett Doris Barker Hellen Ashcraft Lu Ray Pigott Sharon Un erwood Charlette Lockhart Lula Swiger Sheila Stire Phyllis smith Beverly Talkington Judy Hill Sadie Morgan Charlette Dennison Louise Hardway Dortha Hurst Kay Ashcraft Shirley Arnett Martha Swiger Janet Hill Kitty Marshok Maxine Swiger Row b Judy McCullough Ruth Davis Linda Smith Naida Swiger La Vaughn Shrader Alice Gifford Violet Bartlett Joyce Carson Shelba Upton Row 5 Warren Bartlett Mary Smith Judy Bartlett Deloris Keener Geraldine Bramer Patsy Powell Barbara McGee Patty Lear Wanda Sullivann Grace Swiger Ivonia Lindsey Fred Hurst Hollis Heldreth Bill Cooper Row 6 Kennth Ash Roger McCormick Fred Carpenter Ed Loar Neal Upton Buddy Cooper Bill Griffen Ted Rogers Howard Gump Kim Smith Dave Hess 1 i . CDU TY HORUS Row 1 Miss Orcutt Charlotte Lockhart Violet Bartlett Lula Swiger Sheila Stire LaVaughn Shrader Row 2 Roger McCormick Shelby Upton Linda Smith Judy Hill Beverly Talkington Judy Bartlett Kim Smith Fred Carpenter Row 3 B111 Griffin Ted Rogers Howard Gump Dave Hess Hollis Heldreth warren Bartlett ! x Q 2 PHY ICM EDUCATIO GIRL Row 1 Mrs. Colvin Diana Hill Carol Lane Joann Sprout Angie Davis Barbara McGee Arlene Bay Betty Rinehart Lona Haggerty Mary Karley Sandra Swiger Dortha Hurst Ester Swiger Naomi Ash ROW 2 Carol Shaw Marlene wetael Judy Bartlett Claudine Shriver Linda Smith Charolette Lockheart Deloris Kirk Judy McCol1ough Jeanie Scheuvront Ruth Davis Row 3 Linda Bartlett Sharon Underwood Louise Hardway Charlette Dennison Alice Gifford Doris Barker Joyce Carson Belva Shields Helen Goldsmith Helen Ashcraft Lurae Pigott Sadie Morgan Mary Smith Joann McIntyre Lyal Bush Maxine Swiger Patty Coburn PHYSICAL EDUCATION BOYS Row l Kenny Talkington Gary Ashcraft Bobby Lane Jack Barker Dariel Swiger Dennis Fowler Ralph Amos Ricky Shriver Larry Cumberledge Freddie Swiger Dannie Shuman Billy Lynch Charles Hayhurst Bart Rogers Row 2 Larry Bennett Arnold Robinson Eddie Swiger Buzzy Scott Ricky Shuman Ronald McCormick Bob Hyde Jimmy Sullivan Billy Rhineheart Franklin Lindsey Row 3 Robert Rhineheart Bob Keener Buddy Cooper Neal Ashcraft Dennis McCormick Freddie Robinson Ronald Cottrill Clarence Davis Ralph Swiger Gene Rogers Harold Swiger Advisor-Coach LeRoy I Row 1+ Neal Upton Roy Hyde Harold Hayhurst John Marshok Bill Griffen Jim McCormick wayne Pigott Paul Pigott Eddie Loar Gary Dennison Willian Hudson Kenny Ash i i i I i 4 4 I 1 I I Row 1 Miss Orcutt Kenny Talkington Kay Ashcraft Sharon Underwood Lulu Swiger Howard Gump Kathryn Marshok Linda Smith Joyce Carson Joe Marshok Bart Rogers TUBE T C0ll Cll. Row 2 Louise Hardway Judy Bartlett Ted Rogers Judy H111 Shelba Upton Beverly Talkington Patty Coburn , Sheila Stire Diane Hill Row 3 Charlotte Dennison Warren Bartlett Roy Hyde Hollis Heldreth B111 Griffon Eddie Loar Kim Smith Bernard Griffon Harold Swiger J Q. ',vF65!M 1A ' r , . 3734 N' r, le. 3. Vi? I T , , -1 .Zim -9 -M ,js G r f 1 4 2 I 'gr' av wk ' - nala Row 1 Mrs. Colvin Lona Haggerty Deloris Kirk Lula Swiger kyle Bush ice Gifford Judy Hill Patty Coburn Linda Smith Betty Rinehart Arlene Bay Sheila Stire Diane Hill I F.H.A. Row 2 Charlotte Lockhart Phylis Smith Mary Jo Smith Maxine Swiger Ruth Davis Judy McCullough Joan Mclntyre Shelba Upton Hellen Ashcraft Joyce Carson Row 3 Naida Swiger Patsy Powell Hellen Goldsmith Gerldine Bramer Alberta Sayers pPatty Loar Beverly Talkington Violet Bartlett La Vaughn Shrader Deloris Keener Judy Bartlett Wanda Sullivan U1 . Q l'r:5,:q .,,,' Url! TE .4 ' '95, QQ N4 4 J Q 4 1 I 2 1 I VE Row 1 Mr. Hill Kenny Talkington Darrell Swiger Neal Upton Bill Griffen Eddie Loar Rick Shuman Gene Rogers Bernard Griffen Jimmy Sullivan Billy Lynch F.F.A. Row 2 Rikki Shriver Charles Scott Clarence Davis Buddy Cooper Ralph Swiger Fred Robinson Larry Bennett Franklin Lindsey Not Present Ronnie Dye Row 3 Neal Ashcraft Robert Rinehart Roy Hyde Johnny Marshok William Hutson Paul Pigott Wayne Pigott Gary Dennison Kenneth Ash Harold Hayhurst Robert Keener Harold Swiger 1 A 1 4 1 1 4 1 i 1 i 1 I , Row 1 Mr. Louie LeRoy Mary Le Masters Charlotte Lockhart Diane Hill Kathryn Marshok Shelba Upton Joyce Carson Judy Bartlett Betty Rinehart Dortha Hurst Naomi Ash PEP CLUB Row 2 Lona Haggerty Deloris Kirt Judy McCullough Jeanie Schevuront Linda Smith Joan McIntyre Alice Gifford Patty Coburn Mary Jo Smith How 3 Lyle Bush Louise Hardway Charlotte Dennison Naida Swiger Helen Goldsmith Violet Bartlett Phylis Smith 4 4 i 1 5 Q Z 3 1 This is our new marching group, the 'WALLA KETTE which was started this year by Diane Hill and our Phy. Ed. teacher, Mrs. Colvin. They hope to carry on in the year to come. They perfonmed at the home coming and made their own costumes. They also make up their routines. There names are the following: Joan McIntyre, Betty Rineheart Patty Coburn Helen Goldsmith Patsy Powell Aiice Gifford, Linda Smith, and biane hill as the ieader. 3, i , . I . 3 1 I 2 i I 1 I r 1 . I I QQ W I I 1 1 IIEERLEADERS HEAD CHEERLEADER Kathyrn Marshok r Judy Bartlett Shelby Upton Joyce Carson Kathryn Marshok is a Junior and was a Jr. High Cheerleader for two years and this was her second year as high school cheerleader. Shelba Upton is a Junior and was a Jr. High Cheerleader for three years and this was her first year as high school cheerleader. Judy Bartlett is a Sophomore and was a Jr. High Cheerleader for two years and this was her first year as high school cheerleader Joyce Carson is a Sophomore and was a Jr. High Cheerleader for one year and this was her first year as a high school cheerleader. 1 V i i 4 3 F00'l'BALL TEAM Row 1 Warren Bartlett Jim Hyde Dave Cooper John Robinson Howard Gump Ted Rogers Dave Hess Bernard Griffin Wayne Pigott Robert Rinehart Roy Hyde Rick Shuman Page Talkington Captain - Dave Hess Managers Roscoe Lynch Dennis Fowler Danny Shuman Row 2 Coach LeRoy Warren Robinson Gary Dennison Neal Ashcraft Rikkie Shriver Euzzie Scott Harold Swiger John Marshok Harold Hayhurst Gene Rogers Fred Hurst 1 1 i I 4 I i I i c K I J' 'YL ,, 1 ,5W:5'Y8f,. SLWTY 'lf' Hina 'A '1. ,vni , :yy ' if f. , -R' + . L if ASKETB LL TE M Row 1 Warren Bartlett Warren Robinson John Robinson Fred Hurst Howard Gump David Hess Row 2 Coach Louie Roy Hyde Ed Loar Bob Keeney Rick Sh man Roscoe Lync Captain - warren Robinson Not Present Jim Hyde Page Talkington LeRoy h, Mgr I 1 1 1 4 1 E 4 1 1 I J l 1 1 W i ...ww ' ' v, .1 - 1 ,. . ., . .JM , Y - .1 . dj, ' 3 f xt Il g 'xl L X PORT I '- 1 1llIIIIuI,A FOOTBALL GAMES 'Y Sept. 6, 1956 Wallace 6, Jane Lew, 0 Cawayl Sept lk, 1956 Wallace O, Hundred, 29 Cawayl Sept. 20, 1956 Wallace 0, Lumberport, 18 Cawayj Sept. 28, 1956 Wallace 0, Clay Battelle, 67 Cawayl Oct. H,,l956 Wallace 6, Bristol, 6 Cawayl Oct. 12, 1956 Wallace 0, Prunytown, lk Chomeb Oct. 18, 1956 Wallace O, Eelington, 21 Cawayl Oct. 26, 1956 Wallace 6, Unidis, 20 Chomel Nov. 2, 1956 Wallace O, Burnsville, 33 Cawayl FOOTBALL SQUAD Captain-- John Robinson, Dave Hess---Team--Warren Robinson Ted Rogers, Howard Gump, Jim Hyde, Warren Bartlett, Junior Swiger, Fred Hurst, Dave Cooper, Page Talkington, Rikki Shriver, Neal Ashcraft, Bernard Griffen Gary Dennison, Harold Hayhurst, Robert Rinehart, Gene Rogers, Ricky Shuman, Roy Hyde, Wayne Piggot, John Marshok, Buzz Scott. BASKETBALL GAMES Dec. 1, 1956 Wallace 66, Alumni, 77 ChomeJ Dec. N, 1956 Wallace MS, Lumberport, 57 Chomel ,' Dec. 7, 1956 Wallace 57, Flemington, 98 lawayJ ' Dec. ll, 1956 Wallace 32, Jane Lew, 78 Cawayl ' Dec. lg, 1956 Wallace H, Lost Creek, 69 Chomel Dec. 1 , 1956 Wallace 53, Smithfield, 85 Kawayi Dec. 20, 1956 Wallace 51, Bristol, 67 Chomel Jan. g, 1957 Wallace 52, Bristol , 71 Cawayl Jan. , 1957 Wallace 53, Unidis, 65 Chomeg Jan. 10, 1957 Wallace 52, Salem, 69 Caway Jan. 15, 1957 Wallace Ml, Lost Creek, 78 iawayj Jan. 15, 1957 Wallace Nh, Flemington, 01 Chomeg Jan. 21, 1957 Wallace 39, Pine Grove, 80 Caway Jan. 22, 1957 Wallace 35, Smithfield, 57 Chomel Jan. 2N, 1957 Wallace 52, Reader, 71 Cawayl Jan. 29, 1957 Wallace 50, Salem, 72 Chomel Feb. 7, 1957 Wallace M7, Reader, 62 Chomel Feb. 12, 1957 Wallace HM, Unidis, 63 Cawayl Feb. 15, 1957 Wallace 30, Lumberport, 63 Cawayb Feb. 18, 1957 Wallace HO, Pine Grove, 80 Chomel Pet. 21, 1957 Wallace 66, Jane Lew, 97 ChomeJ BASKETBALL TEAM Captain-- Warren Robinson-- Team--Warren Bartlett, John Robinson Fred Hurst, Howard Gump, David Hess, Roy Hyde, Ed Loar,Bob Keener, Rick Shuman, Rikki Shriver, Neal Ashcraft, Robert Rinehart, John Marshok, Clarence Davis, Jim Hyde, Page Talkington. Coach - Louie LeRoy Q i 1 1 ! 1 i 1 K 1 1 1 ce X CALE DAR . A 'j,.',. ,w r SEPTEMBER 'eg' J .7-Us ur 1 :S 77 fN XM x L N. 6. ii' 20. 28. OCTOBER P+. 12. 15 16 lb. 18 19 26. School Started Won our first football game with Jane Lew 6-O. Seniors recieved their Class rings. Lost our second football game to Hundred 29-O. Tgst our football game to Lumberport -O. Tough Luck, lost our game with Clay Battel 67-O. We tied with Eristol. 6-6 Lost our first home game with Prunty- town. lk-O Sayers came to take Senior's pictures. Initiation Day for the Freshman. F.H.A. and F.F.A. Party. Played Belington, lost 20-O Operetta-WHo1d That Curtain.u Unidis Homecoming ballgame, lost 20-6, Queen Alicia I was crowned and a dance followed the game. 31. Halloween Carnival NOVEMBER 3. Lost our last game with Burnsville 33-O. 7. Basketball Class tournaments begin. 8. Seniors take the tournaments. 10. Veteran's Day program. 20. Thanksgiving Dance at the Gym. 27-28. County Chorus at Clarksburg DECEM ER k. First home game of basketball, we 7. ll. 122 20. 21. played Lumberport and got beat H5-57 Played Flemington away, we got beat again 57-98. Jane Lew game, away, lost 32-78. Lost Creek game, home, lost NM-69. Smithfield game, away, we lost 53-85. Sophomore Chapel. Bristol game, home, you guessed it, we lost, 51-67. Christmas party at school, and Xmas hollidays begin. hi?-GE X Q i A I I 1 K Q f-74 vi lf xp, 'L Hi' 6 January 2. 10: 15. 21. 22. 24. 29. Febuary 7. 8. 12. 15. 15. 15, March 8. 15. April 12 19- 23 May o 0 3 ll 16 19. 20 2h 28. .11-zzsf-Q, .:1-e1fai,e--... Well, the new year has begun and school has resumed. Played Bristol away, lost 52-71 Wallace plays Unidis, home 5M-65. Played Salem, away, we lost 51-69. Played Lost Creek, away, lost a- gain 41-78. Pine Grove game, away we lost 39-80. We lost to Smithfield, home, 35-57. Played Reader away, lost Again. 52-71. Played Salem, home, lost again 79-50. Wallace plays Reader at Home. Glee Glub Minstrel Wallace plays Unides away. Greshman Chapel We play Lumberport away Pine Grove game home Junior Play F. H. A. and F. F. A. Banquet -13-Senior Play-Big Success. Easter vacation begins. -Easter vacation is over. Student Council Talent Show Junior and Senior Banquet .-17. Exams have begun. Bacc . Sermon 5, X Senior Class Night reciption - ' qw., Commencment. x'6 Finally the last day of school. ' E, JY 1 A iz, - x .1491-Q 1 . 5? gl I 1 E 5 4 P I Z N 1 Q 1 1 w I I stor he e9 HLS0.,+ HC +H Vlolvt The Loarc + NH UH-P AIIJCL OHS MOYTlCHt HUNGER PATROL ON T ALL A X X ww: HOMECOMII H QU ,LN 1956 X Our galJ4u,,wA,J:414-0-Qu-M 'Queen Alicia In A V G D You 1 1 1 I . i i 1 4 i 3 I 4 1916 Neil 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 Pigott 1919 Denqil Hall Ivan Martin Lulu Lambert Ina Hall Thelma Thompson Wanola Ashcraft, 1920 Nettie Rogers 1921 Sadie Allen Audrey Ashcraft Ruth Barnes Gertrude Carson Katherine Bennett Vista Garrett Elizabeth Leneham Mona Robey Gladys Tucker Worthy Gifford Francis Metz J Noel Morris Burgess Hobinson Brent Sharp Berchie Talkington 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 fkg ' if W F. 192k Francis Miller Troy Stewart Lynn Hoey Clyde Wetzel Glenn Garrett Felix Orr Dwight Clark Clarice Cottril John Bonner George Wetzel Charles Copenhaver Reva Orr Laura Robey 1925 Denzel Lambert Charles Wilcox John Metz Oma White Pansy Moore Hazel Dennison Freda Edgell 1926 Burl Fleming Agnes Hustead Mable Davis Ruby Swiger Cornelia Hawkins Ovah Wallace Ernest Ogden Clotille Linger Mildred Coburn Lynn Ogden 1927 Roselyn Williamson Walter Shriver Virgil Heldreth Kenneth Hall Victor Ashcraft 1928 Eva Cole Ester Fleming Wayne Gibson George Riley Clarice Coffman Lexie 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 Audra Kincaid 1931 Florence McKenna Laurean Robinson Lorene Dye Lola Strother Agnes Rogers Grace Dean Raymond Ashcraft Waymond Hustead Daris Robinson Ray Heldreth Guy Heater Carl Wright Fredrick Dean Marion Shuman 1932 Helen Wilcox Alice Adams Ruth Carson Gladys Miller Hazel McCormick Odus Kincaid Encil Gifford Hayward Pigott Mildred Rogers Vermon Griffen Agnes White Rex Bates Ruby Pigott Jimmy Robey Lee Heldreth Wayner Rogers Blain Wetzel Vista Whiteman Clyde Edgell Carl Montgomery Venda Hall Everett Allen Goldie Estlack Ronald Arnett Mary Vincent Forest Stewart Clyde Shuman 1933 Bud Wetzel Theodore Rogers Dale Roberts Ariel Hutson Louis Webb Mildred Stires Beatrice Webb Martha Starkey Marvlyn Fox 193k Philip Shuman Roy Dye Emma Jean Adams Marjorie Smith Letha Griffen Edith Smith Byraldene Smith Leanore Boyce Orvillie Schoolcraft Berman Montgomery Helen Toberts Clitis Ashcraft KCon'tJ ' , 55.4 'i fs ci 1 4 z ' 3 w '1 ' u , My U2 sr. 4 H55 -A I I I I I I I I 5 193k Billy Boggess Virginia Hustead Norval Dye Bob Starkey Ralph Hutson Carl Garrett Basil Montgomery 1935 Lowell Smith Rhea Watkins Ester Rogers Billy Ro erta Blane McCullough Raymond Chrislip Marie Fleming Herbert Wetzel Mildred Baker Charles Baker Leola Mobinson Mary Wetzel June Herbert 1936 Kenneth White Nola Rogers Blanch Edgell Floyd Ford Garlan Ashcraft Garnett Loy Lowell hunday URinkyU Ashcraft Donald Munday Forest Ashcraft Henry Stire Wanda Dye Harold Talkington 1937 Mildred Adams Gale Allen Earldene Scott Gilbert Shuman Virginia Rogers Christine Harbert Roy Fleming Ruby Fenton 1938 Margaret Hustead Vaughn Fleming Mina Cornwell Mary Harbert Royal Ashcraft Denzil Fenton Eugene Scott Clyde Gifford Mary Webb Guy Wetzel Louis Smith Audice Sprout Lenna Barnes 1939 Carl Copenhaver Shirley Ashcraft Cecilia Saab June Burge Madeline Rooney Howard Stanton Charles Norton Vance Webb Frank Nuzum Helen Jean White Iva Mae Wetzel 1940 Mayme Allen Vick Coffman Betty Jo Beverlin Jack Herbert Herbert Ice Betty Silcott Merhage Saab Georgianna Swiger Ray Shuman Vandora Ashcraft Junior Scott Geraldine Rooney Vorma Allen Elaine Lambert Wanola Scraft June Sprout Geneva Loy 1941 Martha Wetzel Howard Vigott hudice Ashcraft Dewayne Dye Burl Barker 1942 Wynojean Hess Martha Saab Ruby Bennett Pete Saab Estal Holt Paul Copenhaver Geraldine Ice Alfred Chase Glenn Smith Elenore heldreth George Glover Junior Chrislip 1943 Paschall Glover Katherline Bumgardener Marianna Burgess Ava June Webb Bill Johnson Thomas McKenna Katheleen Dye Bille Bramer Jean Gleming Ruby Griffin Junior Griffin Russell Farrel l9HM Ralph Chase Pauline Chrislip Betty fortney Agnes Herbert Goldie Kern Charles figott Geraldine Ross Raymond Shields Harold Swiger Anna Lee Watson 1995 Hughie Herbert Harold Harbert Ester Robinson Lyle Ice Richard Griffin Mary Smallwood Katheleen Barker Loudin Fleming Lorraine Martin Bernard Swiger Glenn Bolyard Denniss Shrader 1946 Evelyn Hill Jean lce Joan Smallwood Elizabeth Bragg Robert Johnson Cecil Crouse Richard Gifford Jack Shriver 1947 Duane Shriver Barbara Pigott Doris Swiger Buby White Margery Watson Melvin Ashcraft Joe Allen Glenna Bragg Ruby Kincaid Wanda Gifford Louise hartman Bud Johnson Hoy Ashcraft Wilma Tucker Doris Gifford Doris Wolfe ' Nandane Lyon Carl fortney James Hurst 1948 Deloris Holt Josephine Hustead Wilma Crouse Max Yeater Ralph Herbert harry Davis Anna Wetzel Victor Ashcraft Robert Hurst Jack Lambert Deloris Hurst Mary Ashcraft Anita Lamm Hester Ogden Allen Gifford Ccon'tJ 4 5 I I 1 4 i Rosa Marie Swiger Jimmy Yeater Frederick Belknap Basil Kincaid 1949 Charles Groves Dortha White David Fortney Betty Ross Robert Cunningham Betty Smith Charles Zinn Harold Keller Nellie Keener Dewayne Wright Marion McCullough Wilma Shriver Wanda Ashcraft Cree Jr. Swiger Sarah Pigott Ice Taylor Nay Arthur Chase Martha Robinson Dorsey McCullough Frederick Ashcraft Betty Williams Betty Sayers Clair Webb 1950 Robert Kincaid Margery Swiger Martha Dye Tommy Loy Bill Gilford Ruth Fleming Elaine Talkington Mildred Ice Drexal Crouse Jack Griffin Wanda Swiger Naomi Smith Agnes Swiger Dean Golden Howard Robinson 1951 Bob Hill Walter Hayhurst Willard Harbert Don Underwood Lillian 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