Walton High School - Waltonian Yearbook (Walton, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1953 volume:

'fi .. I 1 L1 S 1,362 1 Y , - . Q-4 ' W , ' ---- 02614 ffm' i 1 i ,Y 1 g J'-59 f M! A , lf. gi 71 P x . 1' Q, ' ' , fl W x k I I ! THE wAl.ToNlAN Walton High School Walton, West Virginia DEDICATED T0 wi? Thelma Ryan Conley The students 'of Walton High School consider it a privilege to dedicate the Waltonian to Thelma Ryan Conley. Mrs. Conley is responsible for the growth of the yearbook in the past years. She was one of the most excellent teachers that ever taught in Walton High School. We feel indebted to Mrs. Conley for the many things she has contributedg therefore, we wish her the very best of luck wherever she goes and whatever she does. 2 i .u.a-gwx.-,i-w-Qv- --V.-tw Y--'V W-aim-.-1 L., ...H-kg I 5: P R I N C I P A L Alan V. Morford Anna Lea Weihrer S O C I A L S T U D I E S Charles R. Whiting -- ,,-v . Hazel Kiser Arthur H. Weihrer Marianne Whiting Donald Shrimer' Julia Stalnaker Wayne Lawson 1 !51 H o A M T E H L E E c: T o I N In O C M s f I C S Jeanne Foote P P H H I Y Y S S i I I C C A A I L L e E C oo C D s I if E T N I C O E N Charles W. Furr A G L R I . I B I C QR I U A I L R T I I R N E Billie June Walker 1' i , .3 3 5 Elizabeth Boyce Sybile Drake Shirley E. Canterbury Burle Glover g l 1 50 I T21 1. 3 ' - ---- -'I l-'ww PRESIDENT David Cox VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Jean Hughes Betty Mae Jones TREASURER REPORTER Roger Mikeal Clifford Fields 8 Rosemary Steele Hasa bright future atMarsha1l Col- lege. William Droddy Bil1 . Mr. Touchdomm W Randall Hay Studious. Would like to be a farmer. Gaye Tolley Tall, blonde, and bashful . Margaret Kee 1udge . Loves movies, music and men! Mayford Pence President of FFA. Neat. Hubert Green Likes to giggle and play pranks on everyone. g Virginia Harper Quiet. Good student. 9 ,., ,Wg ,-,-- Beulah Hay Short, but sweet. Donald Foster . Mischievous. Has irregular attend- ance. I Calvin Glover Dignified and intelligent. Mary Abbott Majorette, Likes Ernie and basket ball. Ruth West A good student. FHA club. Dale Kiser Football player, Tall Garlen Raines Is often mistaken for his brother, -s Saralee Hunt Still hunting for a man, 10 ..,., A, ., A, .... ,....A-..-,.-.. ...- ........i..as. l- ,Ju ...,A-L 9 . rwws-w-f:-'i-1'W- w-TswwWw-- v 'str 'rwvflvfqw-f c1' 'TW 'f N A . 2 awxf. i A ' - F 2 i , Q , t .K ',i': Lorene Ashby Wants to go West. Garvin Raines Is often mistaken for gl brother. Glen Roy Tolley Laissez faire! He's captured. Alyce Gandee Has Kilroy and his diamond. Betty Westfall Cheerleader. Always talking. + Harold Detamore Thespian. Ambition: Actor. Charles Brisendine Nice looking. Flirt. Marlene Harris Neal Attractive and married. 11 . ,. A.,-...n.,,..,,r.M.. -..,..h.,,-,,g,,,.,,,-.,,. ,nr ...- ,vu , ,T , . ,..., k,,,,,,T,:R X X. ,,,,.a, . ., .. ,hi ,Vu , Vin--- m1911- Barbara Greenleaf Carefree. Loves Thespians and hates P, O. D. Roy Abbott, Jr. Just plain lazy. Charles Cunningham Ex-football center. Witty. Betty Starcher Likes a certain Spencer guy. Betty Rhodes Shanghai to above mentioned. Raymond Seabolt Tip , Athlete. Hates Business. English. Bob Payne Afraid of the draft board, Iris Jackson Will she be married this time next ' year? -8 12 Jessie Kiser Pest, Likes attention. Doris Keffer Library Club. Likes to cook. Phyllis Green Talkative, Likes sports. Tommy Humphreys Likes to talk politics. Doyle Noel Likes to ride No. 4 bus. Wanda Hargus Library Club. Rather quiet, Carol Painter Hay , Waiting for Okey to come home, Jarrett Keffer N Likes school only when it's ont 13 no ,,., . , , ,..r.,,.-..,,..e mu.. ....1.,,.,,,r Patricia Johnson Giggles. President of FI-IA. Deo Lawrentz Likes girls and red convertibles. Donald Rhodes Likes those Jackson county girls, Bonnie Coe B1ondie . President of FBLA. Ralph Parker Likes English with Judge , Carless Phillips . Likes lazcertain girl at Spencer. Y 1 ,.,, f....a,,.1-. 4,4 M-.. Charles Robinson Going back to Michigan. William Taylor Bill Likes to work on pipelines and flirt. ' 14.- . 'i M -H -sh--HA-i1'ff i-L1s4-'K-ld s.lrL...,... ,,.,,.,-is-ae.swL.L.Q-:ff ..,, . . ...V - ,.e..,,K-uv-., - . -.-H-- -. X -lata,-mr-, X.- Needs a shave. WHEN WE WERE Ivanhoe. YOUNG'UNS Carol 1fPainterj Hay f- Betty Starcher Betty Hubert Green Charles Robinson Rhodes ' Iris J3CkS0l'l B0l1IliC M36 C06 Alyce Gandee , Betty Jones Charles Brisendine .Garvin and Garlen Raines U Rosemary Steele 15 -. H .,V,.. K ,-fi, ,- Pat Johnson Clifford Fields 4 Glen Roy Tolley Calvin Glover ' Tip Seabolt Jean Hughes Donald Foster Virginia Harper Harold Detamore Charles Cunningham Marlene Jarret and Doris Keffer yy tl-larrisj Neal - Beulah I-lay Bob Payne Margaret Kee Phyllis Green Bill Humphreys , . r Betty Westfall Mary Abbott Saralee Hunt 'Bill Droddy Deo 1-aWr6I1IZ f 16 SENIOR CLASS WILL Barbara Greenleaf wills her alertness in consumer economics class to Eddie Scott. Glen Roy Tolley wills his position on the football bench to Paul Hughes. Alyce Gandee wills her fun on the band trips to Johnnie Walker. Charles Brisendine wills his wavy hair to Johnnie Walker. Beulah Hay wills her long hair to Gloria Steele. Hubert Green wills his bright remarks to Herby Harper. ' Patricia Johnson wills her giggles to any freshman girl. Bob Payne wills his spirit to play football to Tommy Hamrick. Phyllis Green wills her good luck to Ernie Waldeck. Dale Kiser wills his appetite to Jim Hay. Betty Westfa-ll wills her cheerleading ability to Erma Lee Hunt. Mary Abbott wills her majorette ability to Opal Abbott. L Calvin Glover wills his job as advertising manager to anybody dumb enough to take it. Saralee Hunt wills her quietness to Phyllis Underwood. Deo Lawrentz wills his ability to do work to Wayne Carper. Betty Starcher wills' her wavy hair to Vance Whited. Charles Robinson wills his curly hair to Paul Hughes. Margaret Kee wills her jolly giggles to Mr. Morford and Mr. Shimer. Roger Mikeal wills Mr. Furr's love for him to Bob Ashley. Rosemary Steele wills her Coke-bottle shape to Faye Harper. Clifford Fields, being of weak mind and body, wills his seat on bus No. 21, No. 8 on left side, in the middle to Jim Harper. Carol Hay wills her pretty hair to Bernice Jett. Bill Droddy wills his height to Clifford Jennings. Marlene Neal wills her ability to get a man to Bonnie Greenleaf. Randall -Hay wills his studious ability to Reva Lee Harper. Gaye Tolley wills her height to Betty Taylor. Roy Abbott, Jr. wills his tall tales to David Dodd. Doris Keffer wills her cooking ability to Mary Jane Moore. Raymond Seabolt wills his athletic ability to Bill Williams. Bonnie Coe wills her blond hair to Margaret Wayne. Donald Foster wills his absentee excuses to Judy Jarvis. Wanda Hargus wills her quietness to Joann Starcher. Carless Phillips wills his seat in chorus to Carl Moore. Virginia Harper wills her freckles to Betty Hunt. Jarrett Keffer wills his grades' to Paul Moore. Ruth West wills her height to Francis Whited. David Cox wills his position as class president to some lucky junior. Lorene Ashby wills her quietness to Ralph Hubbard. Mayford Pence wills his neatness to Willard Freshour. Iris Jackson wills her figure to Cora Shafer. Garvin Raines wills his Ohio car license to Bill Robinson for his car-to-be. Betty Jones wills her ability to play basketball to Doris Moffatt. Tommy Humphreys wills his black, wavy hair to Frazier Moore. Ralph Parker wills his witty remarks to Mavis Collins. Bill Taylor wills his slowness to Carlos Ferrell. Bill Humphreys wills his dull razor blades to Bubby Kee. Ivan Donahoe wills his blue eyes to Harold Abbott. 17 A N -A-A gn VA- AHA ,,,,,M, ,.,,,..- -. . ,,,E,l,,,,, x x S ,xy Q E 1-5: Vg x - Q X . .R 0 Q , S SN gx Ss Q. . X in x' wx u x ' XX.. X X x xx -. s xi X N X X Y X X Nw SENIQR CLASS PRCPHECY As I gaze into my crystal ball, in the mists I see before me the fate of the seniors of 1953. The time is 1967. As I was boarding a plane for New York, who do you think I saw as stew- ardess? Mrs. Carol Hay! Beulah Hay, poor girl, is still waiting for Bob. Iris Jackson is decorating her ranch type home on Hurricane. Clifford Fields and Jean Hughes have now tied the knot and have four little knotheads! The former Lorene Ashby is helping her son, Weston, get ready for the Soap Box Derby. Yes! Glen Roy Tolley and Alyce Gandee have now sniffed the orange blossoms after a long wait. . Charles Brisendine and Randall Hay are successful farmers out Ambler way. Garvin and Garlen Raines are, still trying to explain to their clients which one is which! Roger Mikeal is now star first baseman for the New York Yankees. The Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus have seen Mayford Pence. He is now there new stunt man. Wanda Hargus and Gaye Tolley have become librarians in Washington. Betty's Candies is the new candy shop on Park Avenue. The manager is Betty Rhodes. The Powers Modeling Agency has added a new model, Marlene Neal. Phyllis Green has her R.N. degree and is sailing for Japan soon. Bill Taylor has become boss of the ditch digging crew of the Pipeline Corporation. Saralee Hunt and Virginia Harper are successors of Dorothy Dix. Raymond Seabolt is trying to sell refrigerators to the Eskimos. Harold Detamore is becoming famous in Hollywood for his performance in Detty's Adventures in a Wastebasket. Pat Johnson just wore out her thirtieth pair of shoes teaching Hunt School. Calvin Glover has completed his internship and is a surgeon at John Hopkins Hospital. New members of the faculty at Walton High School are: Bonnie Coe, commercial, Charles Cunningham, nit witsg Deo Lawrentz, time saving classes. Bill Droddy and Mary Abbott are the physical education instructors. Dale Kiser formed an organization to teach vocational agriculture students the long and the short of parliamentary procedure. Doris Keffer is the chief cook in the school cafeteria. Don Foster has resigned his job at the Hadacol Company. Says he, everybody is well now! Carless Phillips is the auctioneer at the Spencer Livestock Exchange. r Ralph Parker, our live wire, is a successful mop manufacturer. Ivan Donohoe is working on a strongergand more powerful paper wad shooter. Bob Payne is trying to work up a revision of ping pong rules. The Kleane Kut Razor Company has elected Bill Humphreys as their demonstration agent. Charles Robinson is inventing a device to straighten curly hair and Tommy Humphreys test it. h x The Bachelor's Blues is a popular ditty these days. The crooners? Why, Hubert Green and Jarrett Keffer, of course. Barbara Greenleaf and Margaret Kee have won a singing contract. Their winning song was none other than How Could You Get Along Without Me? The title Miss Right Arm of 1967 has been given to Betty Jones. Betty Westfall gave her a cheer for further success. Betty Starcher just won the title Miss Pretty-eyed Baby. Rosemary Steele is now private secretary to Attorney James E. Lowe. ' ' Running for president is our own David Cox. Ruth West has just over-ruled Margaret Chase Smith in the Senate. Now my crystal ball becomes misty and my classmates have faded from view. Will these things come to pass? Well, we'll see. . . 19 ' J XSS Q WALTCNIAN STAFF Editor: Jean Hughes Associate Editor: Paul Hughes Staff: Calvin Glover Marlene Neal David Cox Betty Westfall Barbara Greenleaf Betty Jones Gloria Steele Roger Mikeal Betty Starcher Randall Hay Margaret Kee Carol Hay Beulah Hay Mavis Collins Betty Rhodes Clifford Fields Rosemary Steele 20 1. l i I i 5 S -i Paul Hughes President Bonnie Greenleaf Song Leader X XX . waxy X X X XXxX X x x rm t XX lv xx XXX K? :gf QRS xx i ff . .:. qv ' -3:-A ex o- a 5 -X 5: 1 '- A ,Q ., ., , wx . ,x.., if 'lxw ii Qt , 'I 1: ff' awk-if we xx- ? 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' sss fTX S . -S , IX. , X XX X SSX X SCJPHCMCRES Row l: Dan Ashley, Nina Abbott, Darrel Cobb, Opal Abbott, Herby Harper, Mary Bledsoe, James Harper, Ruth Conley, Jack Painter. Row 2: Donna Deaver, Harold Paxton, Shirley Dye, Billy Raines, Mary Jones, Bill Robinson, Doris Moore, Robert Rhodes, Phyllis Schoolcraft. Row 3: Roscoe Whited, Shirley Southall, Edwin Cox, Barbara Westfall, James Cox, June Ashley, Bob Eakins, Dorothy Carpenter, Ken Elmore. Row 4: Juanita Cobb, Alfred Kee, Betty Jackson, Leslie Marks, Carrie Jones, Bob Pauley, Orbie Lupardus, Se- bert Phillips,Orlene Sergent. Row 5: Cleo Tolley, Pauline Phillips, Tom Hamrick, Kate Walker, Charles Matics, Margaret Wayne, Benjamin Moffatt,Janet Wright, Carl Moore. Row 6: Garnet Booth, Paul Moore, Sylvia Chandler, Bill Painter, Rose Evans, Jackie Patton, Shelby Jackson, Charles Paxton, Thelma Noel. Row 7: Milton Rexroad, Shirley Seabolt, Dorothy Snyder, Freddie Taylor, Jo Ann Starcher. 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NS, XXX X 3 XR Row l: Sandra Shafer, Royce Daugherty, Joann Taylor, Robert Hunt, Patricia Humphreys, William Fresh- our, Judy Jarvis, Robert Hargus, Marieda Davis. Row 2: Norman Harris, Doris Moffatt, Joyce Chandler Inez Moore, Alton Hunt, June Rhodes, Rabon Hunt, Joyce Hughes, Don Fields. Row 3: Faye Seabolt, Allan Taylor, Barbara Snodgrass, Robert Taylor, Helen Wright, Earl Kerns, Ruby Lupardus, Roger Cox, Bernice Jett. Row 4: Bobby Hamrick, Delores Hardway,Johnny Gandee, Patsy whimed, Averal Phillips, Ruth John- ston, Harley Raines, Terry Hamrick, James Harper. Row 5: Yvonne Fields, Frazier Moore, Karen Harper, Freddie Huffman, Barbara Hunt, James Chandler, Erma Lee Hunt, Carroll Crihfield, Delores Kee. ,Row 6: Carlos Ferrell, Mary Kee, Kenneth Paxton, Dorothy Moore, Carl Phillips, Norma Young, Russell Phillips, Phyllis Underwood, David Reed. Row 7: Anna Mae Wilson. 27 X mm X N X N ...Ss F N S N ,X X S XX bv X Xl ,,,W,M..,,,f,,,.wMWwMW,fwW,u i S -i - -L - Y wg xX X X NX X X XX MX Y NX X x Q S F f R 1. .XS XX X6 K X.. N NX N Ng S Q . . Xisx X X X X S X 3 XX NS ss Q . ,X 9 is X X X X s E- SES A Ns ' X X X' Y , R N S X- s . N X ., x X X N55 X s S - Q i i S XX 3 NNXX X s Q-sx wa Q X sg x X - A N tix Lx .X in i X 2 X i W Ni W A X . ' 5 . X N N S' - ' 93 s -'XS X . S X X X s S .f X SXSW SNS S- X X is-ss ' sX X X- his X Q ' D . Ralph Daugherty Mabel Abbott Junior Ferrell Pearl Armstead Johnnie Fields Betty EIGHTH GRADE Barickman, Eugene Harper. Edna Cobb, Charles Jett, Shirley Conrad, Richard Jones, Lois Conley, Elliot Noel, Kay Daugherty, Charles Moore, Carolyn Fields, Paul Saunders, Mildred Harper, Franklin Taylor, Mary Lou Huffman. Junior Walker, Joann Humphreys, Davis Whited, Hedy Jones, Don Whited, Nancy Rexroad, Rex Greenleaf, Delores Scarbro, Mae Seabolt, Betty Shafer, Chlora Starcher, Betty Whited, Doris - Young, Betty Gae Rader. ,sg mt .X 5, K .X is in I ' E fu X X X 'fix s Hx X, . X X? . X35 X SX s X ,ssh , its s X X k X y , XX s- . X . gpm ,Xa . XB: if X X X ,SX X X s , X X X N X . 5 Sis N N , X X X X xsx X s X .X s ,gf-X ' s X X XA S XX Ss N X 3 Q 3 3 S SW S S X X S X X 3 S riXX 2 ' :S Q XXX' 5 ' . X N X S- X . X .R S 'S s A X 1 X . . V .. S S S , 1 , s 4 X S S 't i f h Xsi 4. .Sl S ,, , B .. - J Xs X ,SSX Qi XS s , . si- is .Qi ...X , , J. , ,Q XS .... . X sc Qi R X :I XX . X w X XX, fx '-:EX ,.- fi x s NX sk X' X s g, X ,X,,,.X,. K ww ,X nh X , N A X me . i s - :XS Z .x is Q., W X . XXXNQ S ix X. S . ,X. 1XiXXX X X X, as N .N ,Ni x X X ' .. ,L r. VX s A S, . XX XX . X is X . X sf S ex X ' rs, S .X X . - X SS . W ? 3 i'is 9 F Q A .S s SEVENTH GRADE: Jimmie Wayne, Janet Boggs, Glen Cunningham, Margaret Blosser, Terry Cox, Audrey Chandler, Charles Whited, Julia Dunlap, Larry Foster, Donna Dye, Cecil Harper,Carlo1yn Gandee, Ste- phen Underwood, Carolyn Glover, Garry Harper, Mary Moore, Kay Marks, Betty Moore,Ronald Parker, u Georgia Moore, Donald Phillips,Betty.Marks, Johnnie Summers, Janice Parker, Don Starcher, Louise Rex- road, Arnold Taylor, Earlen Harper, Jr., Jane Schoolcraft, Barbara Snodgrass, Joe Phillips. 28 Mos t Popular H Best Dressed Wittiest Best Looking Most in Love Most Likely to Quietest Best Scholar . Biggest Flirt Best Singer Best Actor Best Actress Most Dignified Biggest Pest Best Leader WHC'S wl-no Succeed Most Co-Operative . Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl SENIORS Iris Jackson David Cox Marlene Neal Mayford Pence Betty Rhodes Charles Cunningham Marlene Neal Mayford Pence Alyce Gandee Glen Roy Tolley Jean Hughes David Cox Gaye Tolley Randall Hay David Cox Jean Hughes Bill Taylor Betty Rhodes Carless Phillips Barbara Greenleaf Harold Detamore Barbara Greenleaf Clifford Fields Jean Hughes ' Bill Taylor Margaret Kee David Cox Jean Hughes David Cox Jean Hughes R 29 JUNIORS Gloria Steele Ernie Waldeck Joann Starcher Ray Jones Gloria Steele Eddie Scott Gloria Steele Ernie Waldeck Gloria Steele Ernie Waldeck Frances Whited Jim Hay Nancy Moffatt Ray Smith Jim Hay Frances Whited David Dodd Faye Harper Bill Williams Bonnie Greenleaf Roy Jones Betty Taylor David Dodd Faye Harper Eddie Scott Faye Harper Paul Hughes Frances ,Whited Paul Hughes Frances Whited Most Popular Best Dresser Wittiest Best Looking Most in Love Most Likely to Succeed Quietest Best Scholar ' Biggest Flirt Best Singer Best Actor Best Actress Most Dignified Biggest Pest Best Leader Most Co-operative WHO'S WHO Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl Boy Girl SOPHOMORES Bill Robinson Ruth Conley Sonny Matics Rose Evans Darrel Cobb Rose Evans Sonny Matics Opal Abbott Jim Harper Barbara Westfall Leslie Marks Janet Wright Herby Harper Carrie Jones Herby Harper Janet Wright Leslie Marks Barbara Westfall Robert Rhodes Margaret Wayne Leslie Marks Ruth Conley Sonny Matics Pauline Phillips Sonny Matics Opal Abbott Leslie Marks Ruth Conley Bill Robinson Ruth Conley 30 FRESHMEN Carroll Crihfield Phyllis Underwood Carroll Crihfield Sandra Shafer James Chandler Phyllis Underwood James Chandler Betty Rader Johnny Gandee Helen Wright David Reed Joyce Hughes David Reed Terry Hamrick David Reed Joyce Hughes Royce Daugherty Phyllis Underwood Carroll Crihfield Mary Kee Carlos Ferrell Phyllis Underwood Russell Phillips Betty Rader James Chandler Delores Kee Roger Cox Mary Kee Jimmy .Chandler Mary Kee Z 7 Nfixblf -M ,wf ww i lg' 511, M ll I Z J 5 A 1 X XX xgs Y XX N xx X N wx l X 3 5 5 1 . S X XX Nw MAS Y X X X NN Ykx .. . M. NATICNAL HONOR SCCIETY MAJCRETTES AND DRUM MAJCR Xx SERVICE STUDENT COUNCIL EDUCATION PROGRESS FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS 33 NN NW. NNN-NWN . N X M N or was M CA 'wiki N L 1 0 sqoG 1!0q, 'D A FkFAf f -A 'iff C f 6T.10 ax Q U .f-L M. Q A x L - 1'1r, I U. A gl. l,f'KN x I RX x , ' 2, -1 Q Vx I 1, - . 2:1 Q' Ya :.' Z ' , 3, A - evo 5 5 ' fl . I 1 J, X I fx ' 6 ,X J , GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 0 61 W Y ' qv. N! Iaovs ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 35 E LIBRARY CLUB JOURNALISM CLUB 36 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Y 1-5 fan AMI ---....i' ? .1 .-.. U ' iz'- ' .325 l.-1.1.-. qj. - i... 54. , 3... ' HUNTING AND FISHING ' CLUB 37 WALTCN HIGH SCHOCL BAND 38 xx xv Qixsf SKC 'Q gil-lfjl 2 1... gi mm. YA x we :Q 'fmmwgxw U, RQXXXMQX Q WSLQTQM K IQ Iv X K f1gw..' 5 . QQ f gixxix ,x . SNR .X -X1 Q. fx Q- CHORUS 39 S J -Q-KESPIANS l x,,g,,, LAD THESPIANS CHEERLEADERS 40 f 5 1 'in ,IN 4 In fl ll .f !I'l4Il I' 'Ill -' frarff- 5 Y 5 1 Y . 1 ' - I IV f , if I, Ii: I ' - ,flf,f 5 7 K f Q f Q ' 51 1 ,Q fm ll 1 sz. 1' Q h 3w x yi ll X g -X 'M Sfuzf 'T-4: W 0' ' . 41 W ffl' milf' Y-'. ' ,, .rw I v KX In f ' Ill 'v f, 1 ,F F V ,I V 0K v 1 , ' f I - A :' ' T 9' ,xr ' l -' 'v - , I I 'T .W f' 1 :I fl Q K I 'c . gl 4' L fl . I Q I 1 A -, ' A I f' 1 4' Q ,Qi o 'I I 1 - - k ' ' K I ll 15-5 '- 'xp :::FTf?', -llllfl :I 1 s T 'I'-:fi- i 3-1 4 0 x Q 1 Q ' 435255. ll 13355 1 S 111:- FIRST ROW: Robert Hunt, William Freshour, Bill Taylor, Bill Droddy, Robert Ashley, Fred Taylor, Alfred Kee SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Bob Whiting. Jack Patton, Eddie Scott, Willard Freshour, Robert'Eakins, Roscoe Whited, Roy Abbott, Hershell Schoolcraft, Coach Don Shimer. THIRD ROW: Charles Robinson, Roger Mikeal Norman Harris, Glen Roy Tolley, Ernest Waldeck, Vance Whited, Paul Hughes, Dale Kiser, Raymond Seabolt Bob Payne, and Edwin Cox. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE WALTON HIGH SCHOOL TIGERS Coach Don Shimer DATE OPPONENT SCORE We They Sept. 6 Spencer O -- 37 Sept. 13 Sissonville 0 -- 32 Sept. 19 Burnsville 12 -- 0 Sept. 25 Elizebeth 13 - - 12 Oct. 3 Glenville 6 -- ze Oct. 9 Gassaway 14 -- 14 Oct. 15 Elkview 0 -- 32 Oct. Z4 Clay 0 -- 25 Oct. 31 Poca 0 -- 39 42 First row: Coach Bob Whiting, Vance Whited, Paul Walker, Glen Roy Tolley, William Taylor, Raymond Seabolt. Second row: Royce Daugherty, Jackie Patton, Norman Harris, Ernie Waldeck, Roger Cox, Freddie Taylor, and Bob Payne. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1952-53 WALTON HIGH SCHOCL TIGERS DATE Dec. 9 Dec. 12 Dec. 16 Dec. 18 Dec. 19 Dec. 30 Jan. 2 Jan. 6 Jan. 9 Jan. 13 Jan. 15 Jan. 16 Jan. 19 Jan. 23 Jan. Z7 Feb. 6 Feb. 10 Feb. 13 Feb. 17 Feb. 20 Feb. 24 Coach Bob Whiting OPPONENT Charle ston Reds Clay Gassaway Grantsville .Ahunni Elizabeth Gassaway Grantsville Spencer Elizabeth Charleston Reds Gilmore Widen Clay Ripley Gilmore Spencer Williamstown Ripley VViden Williamstown 43 SCORE We They 41 -- 60 43 -- 62 40 -- 58 48 -- 66 30 -- 49 45 -- 46 33 -- 39 45 -- 53 43 -- 48 39 -- 52 61 -- 52 47 -- 44 57 -- 47 33 -- 54 61 -- 54 M-T0 1280 X gl ,-5 Y :Q I ff k S, X 5 WALTON'S FUTURE V QLLTD 1 279' is 44 EIRST ROW: Alfred Kee, Bob Simms, Elton Crihfield, Bill Droddy, Roger Mikeal, Coach Don Shimer SECOND ROW: Robert Hunt, Cleo Tolley, Paul Hughes, Bill Robinson, Robert Eakins, Eddie Scott. . SCHEDULE 1952-53 WALTON HIGH SCHOOL B TEAM Coach Don Shimer OPPONENT we GrantsvHle Z7 VVirt 37 Calhoun 12 Spencer Z4 VVirt 31 'Charleston Reds ' 31 Gihnore ZZ Ripley 31 45 SCORE They Z5 30 Z8 Z8 35 Z5 Z9 45 FIRST ROW: Junior Walker, Johnny Fields, Arnold Taylor, Charles Jett, Don Whited. SECOND ROW: Alton Hunt, Jimmy Chandler, Franklin Taylor, Rabon Hung, Glen Cunningham. THIRD ROW: Coach Shimer, Russell Phillips, Junior Farrell, Allan Taylor, Carroll Crihfield, Richard Jones, Ralph Daugherty. Charlest Clay Spencer Spencer Widen Clay SCHEDULE 1952-53 WALTON JUNICR HIGH on Reds Coach Don Shimer 46 We They 25 , 26 20 42 27 25 18 24 19 31 15 31 WALTON HIGH SCHCOL BASEBALL 1 952 TEAM Bill Taylor Eddie Scott Catchers: First base: Second base Short stop: Dale Kiser Roger Mikeal John Marks Third base: Fred Lee Outfielders: Paul Hughes Glen Wright Roy Abbott Ray Jones - Vance Whited Raymond Seabolt Pitchers: Paul Walker Ernie Waldeck RECORD Gilmore Home Lost Spencer Away Lost Ripley Home Lost Wirt Home Won Gilmore Away Lost Ripley Away Lost Spencer Home Lost Wirt Away Lost INTRAMURAL SPQRTS In girls' intramural sports this year the juniors have won both the field ball and volleyball tournaments with the seniors trailing a close second. The senior boys proved their experience by defeating the juniors in the volleyball tournament. The seniors also won the football match in the senior high group, with the ninth grade winning the junior high contest. The girls were under the direction of Miss Julia Stalnaker and Coach Don Shimer supervised the boys. 47 m.,,.-.V ,llnvlm ... NJ-u, rm Roy Abbott Coach 8a Co- Captains Raymond Seabolt Glen Roy Tolley Bill Droddy Dale Kiser, Bill Taylor, Tip Seabo1t,Glen Roy To11ey,Bi1l Droddy, and Roy Abbott Vance Whited, Bill Taylor Backfield 48 Dale Kiser, Willard Freshour I W 0 R owNwvvN NS XX S .XX Q- X .X S X N XM N .HP - QQ X 5N A X Q Sx ? 5 sf 1 3 3 Q vs xx f x x ix X x , Wx 11. W In a hurry? x 5 w x SQ - 50 Ne XX Nur L. wx iv ' N? X x Compliments of Groceries, Feed and Flour Mrs. W. C. Cox and Son State Farm Q Texaco C t Insurance Company Gas and Oil tire life auto. 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