Washington Irving High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Clarksburg, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

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I ' f ' XA 7f ,11 1 jo K 'If I , W 4 ' f , I f T r , , ff, 7 + 'x fl ! Q' I ' ' . ' , 1 I A V 1 - fr ' n f - f 1 f .- . ' A , 1 7757 2 wma 74a Semen 66444 Wmimgwa 7zaw9 71474 Saba! H WMM? Wat W eg we Windy 7 Edu' puffy 7a,ZKnZ af Z. ag 4 , 6 dn' Zcidtofz ....,,... an 'n,,,, Foreword We the sensors of Washlngton lrvlng Hugh School In order to form a more nearly perfect class to establish ourselves ln the hearts of the under classmen to unsure tranquillity for all and to secure pleasant memories for ourselves and for other Washington lrvnng students do ordam and establlsh thls edutuon of MEMOIRS for the Class of l95l I I I - I I I Mass Grace Albrzght As 0 token of our oppreclotnon for the guudonce ond assistance whuch she has so wnllmgly and turelessly given us we the members of the Class of 1951 deducote thus our MEMOIRS to Mass Groce Albright O I I T.. I I KJ! Mass Swzger Mr Dumlre Sponsors We wish to express our sincere gratitude to our sponsors Miss Swiger and Mr. Dumire, for their tireless assistance and their counsel throughout the year. It was never too much for them to take o personal interest in each and every one of us. Their friendliness and guidance have left a lasting impres- sion upon the Class of l95l. n The Staff For you the MEMOIRS STAFF has trued to crystalhze the joys and sor rows of your hugh school days The members of thus group have endeavored to catch and to deplct the splrlt of work and of play of Iaughter and of tears that composes youths memornes It us their hope that as you turn these pages you wlll thunk of your fruends and classes In hugh school If thus book recalls memorues of precuous years un Washington Irvung the Staff wall consider a success thus e MEMOIRS OF 1951 -9 27 f.,f- He is wuz who run IIISfI1llf us and ,fy K 7 V' r' 4 ms sl us III Ihr hllslllfss 0 11111111 mr lwmq wfk, l Q Q If .1 , A .., 4'A .. 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MAUD YOAK . . . Englishg A.B. West Virginia Wes- Ieyang A.M. West Virginia University. HALLIE V. MAY . . , Mathematicsg A.B. Salem Collegeg Cornell Universityg West Virginia University. QUELINE WILLIAMS SIMPSON . . . Physical Edu- riong B.S. West Virginia Wesleyan Collegeg West 'ginia University. RENE A. ANDRE . . . Social Science lg A.B., B.S. Salem Collegeg West Virginia University. EDWIN J. FREDERICK . . . American Historyg A.B. Fairmont State Teachers' Collegeg A.M. West Vir- ginia University. ' 0 JOSEPHINE SWIGER . . . English, Social Scienceg A.B. L Salem Callegeg William and Maryg West Virginia lglniversityg Cornell University. EMILY TAYLOR . . . Englishg Ph.B. Denison Universityg M.B., .L.M. University of Pittsburgh. FLORENCE K. HOLLINS . . . Commercial Branchesg A.B. Bowling Green College of Commerce. VIRGINIA LEE NUTTER . . . Englishg A.B., A.M. West Virginia University. JESSE W. SCOTT . . . Commercial Branchesg A.B. Salem College. Not pictured: CARROLL C. PALMER . . . Chemistryg West Virginia Wesleyan B.S.g West Virginia University M.S, F B RAMSEY BS ln Mechantcal Englneermg ln lndustrlal Educatron West Vurgtnla Unlversety ALICE GRIFFIN Llbrarlan AB Salem College West Vnrglnna Unlversnty Colambla Unlversuty LENA STUTLER Engllsh A B Manetta College A M Colambla Umverslty Umverslty of Colorado CARL WILSON DUMIRE Potomac State B S West Vlrgnnta Unlverslty W D JUDY Blology Botony Physlcal Sclences AB West Vnrgnnua University West Vurglnla Wes leyan College HENRY A MAYER Instrumental Music A B Salem Colleg B M Unlversuty of Mlchugan M A Ohuo State Unuversnty CLAY B HITE Physlcal Educatuon AB Fairmont College West Vurgunla Unnverslty LILLIAN C MOORE Home Economucs A B Unuver stty of Iowa CLAYCE G KISHBAUGH Asslstant Llbrarnan West Vlrglnla Untverslty Katherlne Glbbs Secretarual School DWIGHT FOWLER lndustrlal Arts West Vurgunua lnstltute of Technology THELMA D HOWARD English A B West Vlrgunxa Wesleyan College M A Unlverslty of Michigan F U GREGOIRE lndustrual Arts Mathematics AB BS Salem College West Vlrglnla University Carnegle lnstltute of Technology , . . , . , . . , . . , . . . , . , , , . . , g - Q. . A C, . . , . . . ,. . , . . , , f . . , , . . . , , . . , . . . 1 . . . . . , , . ., ,. , , Tir 19' fl- PEARL CUSTER Secretary GLYDE BAILEY Englush A B West Vlrglnna Wes Ieyan AM Columbla Umverslty GRACE DUTHIE Engllsh A B West Vlrglnla nl verslty AM Colurnbla Unrversuty EARL E ORME Socnal Studies Physical Educatlon AB Salem College West Vlrglnla University CORNELIA WILLIAMS Socaal Sclence IV AB AM West Vurgmua Unwersuty ELMER HENDERSHOT Amernccln Hustory Social Studies Fanrmont State College AB West Vlrgnnla Unuverslty M A Unlverslty of Colorado MAYNARD V DUCKWORTH Physucs BS MA West Vurgunua Unuversuty LILLIE M BAUER Speech World Hnstory AB West Vlrgunua Wesleyan College AM Northwestern Unnversxty UNA JARVIS Home Economics B S H E West Var glma Unlversuty VIRGINIA C ROBINSON Commerclal Branches BS West Vlrglnla Wesleyan College M E Unuverslty of Puttsburgh HAROLD E LIMPERT Mathematics AB Fanrmont State Teachers College AM West Vurglnsa Unnver sity OLGA S HARDMAN Muslc Seton Hull A B Salem College A B N1 Q I4 PQ LXQ1 ll!-iff 61,14 f gf , 17, X51 J!-JIU -f 1 L A 1 5 11 111111111 1111111 1111 81111111 11 111 I1 1 1 111111 1111 1111111111111111 11 11111111 81111111 1111 1111111 1111111 1111111 s 11 111111111 111 171 11111111 111111 111111 11111111111 1111111 x 11 111 111 11111 111111 111111111s 111 11111 s ff. Seniors ROSS ALLEN WHITE Techn cal A trae man true as tatths own vaw whose honor knows no rust our noblest brother and truest trtend Reserve Basketball 2 3 Foot hall 3 4 Co Cagtatn 4 Boys State Boy of the Month H Y Cl s Presldent 4 Natlonal Honor Society NANCY CARSKADON Preparat y Grace was tn her steps heaven tn her eye an every gesture dlgntty and love Servlce Club l Mmes l 2 3 Cadman l Athena sence Club 2 u er- t rarlan Square Presldent Festtval Pr ncess Exe uttve Cornmlttee ass vtfe Prestdent A G rl ot the Month Natronal H nor Soctety NANCY CAMPBELL General e ts gentle she IS shv but theres mtschtet n her eye Dramatlc Club l 2 Athena Be Square Class Secretary 4 Nattonal Honor Soclety JAMES GOOTS Techntcal A mund not to be chanqed by place or tnrne Servlce Club l 4 Athena Chess Club 4 Presld Ge C appella 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Hn Y 4 Memonrs S a Executnve Commuttee 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 Natnonal Honor Socnety MURMA DAY General A beautuful smlle IS to he female countenance what the sunbeam ls to the land scape Dramatnc Club I 2 Treasurer 2 Art Club Be Square Secretary Executnve Cornmuttee Class Secre tary 4 Athena Natlonal Honor Society CHAUNCEY RUSH Technncal A wonderful athlete possessed wuth honor humor and love an all around good guy who slts hugh In the peoples hearts Basketball Re rves l 2 Ba etball 3 Coco ann 4 Tr ck 2 Coptaun elect 4 State Track Meet 2 3 Class Treasurer 3 4 Hn Y 3 4 Vxce Presldent 4 Boy ofthe Month JOANNE HAYNES General An outward and vlstble sugn of an Inward and rlghteous grace Athena Scuence ub 2 3 nd 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Be Square tlonal Honor So nety 4 Executtve Commlttee 4 WILLIAM P DANDREA General l had rather have a tool to make me merry than expersence to make me sa nd 4 ee f u C our l A Cappe a Chess Club 2 Executlve Commlttee 4 BETTY LOUISE INGRAM General A merry heart oes all the day B nd l D c ub Y Teens l 2 Servnce Club 3 Executlve Commlttee 4 DAVID BATES Technucal A man that set has goal and steaduly advanced toward It Gee Club l B C our 3 A Cappella 4 Treasurer Servlce Club 2 3 Executlve Commlttee 4 Hu Y 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety JUDY ANN MICHIE Preparatory Shes made to give our eyes delight Athena A Cappella 3 4 Executuve Commrttee 4 JOSEPH FREDERICK BYRD General Has the knac of maklng hnmself understood among women Bond l 2 3 4 Executlve Committee 4 CECELIA QUEEN Preparatory To those who know thee not no words can palnt' And those who know thee know all words are taunt A Cappella 2 3 4 Secretary adman 3 Scuence Club 2 3 4 A 3 Art thena alllng All hosts t Bono? 3 4 r matlc Club 3 Secretary Press Club 4 Memours Stott Be Square Treasurer Glrls State Executlve Commlttee 4 Natlonal Honor Socuety 4 WILLIAM GENE COX General The deed l intend IS great but what rt IS as yet I do not know Sclence Club 2 Stamp Club 2 Stamp and Corn Club 3 Bowllng Club 3 4 Executive Committee 4 Athena LEWIS BRENT DEISON Preparatory Llve love and be happy thats my motto Dramatic Club 3 Natuonal Thesplans 3 4 Home Sweet Homlclde Calnng All Ghosts Executnve Commnttee 4 ALICE SELBY Preparatory So wlnsome so wttty so wnse none but herself can equal her Servuce Club 2 a man l 2 pella 2 4 Robe Mlstress Mlmes 3 Dramatnc Club 2 3 Vnce President 3 Corre sponden e Club 3 Secretary 3 Art Club 3 Sclence Club Vlce Pr :dent 4 C l B no? 3 4 Juno 4 Exe tlve Commnttee 3 4 Be Square Athena Press Club 4 Memotrs Stott Festlval Princess Glrls State Glrl of the Month Natnonal Honor Soclety JACK WELCH Preparatory A happy genlus rs a gltt ot nature Servnce Club l 2 3 Athena Natuonal Thes plans 4 Come Ram or Shlne Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 Presudent Executlve Commnttee 3 4 Boy ofthe Month in 1? BARBARA JANE ALLMAN Technncal Profound sln cerlfy IS the asus of character man l rvnce Club 3 Athena S ence Club 2 3 A F T A Secr tary Be Square Natronal Honor Socrery DAVID ADAMS Technrcal A smlle that soreads sun shrne wherever he may go Servuce Club 4 Athena DORIS LORRAINE ALEXANDER General He vouce was ever f gentle and ow an excelent th ng tn WOf11OV1 JAMES DESPARD BAILY Preparatory I never did et STUUY 'VWYCYICYC Wllh mv education Service Club 3 Bowl n Clul' 3 H Y 3 4 txatnonal Thesorans 4 Come Rauf' or Shane IRENE ARMOUR General She possesses a sweet and gentle nature rnngciale Hgh School l 2 T H Y 2 Cheerleader l Mlxed Chorus l 2 Camera Club 2 sketball l 2 JEROME BIESCZAD Commercual In auretness and con f l lcence shall he your strength Mcrnolrs Staff Servlce Cluv 4 PATRICIA JOAN BARRICK Commercial Her eyes re veal her hidden laughter Dramatlc Club l YTeens ROBERT BALTZLEY+General ldleness makes the w ust Freshman Basketball Servlce Clubl 2 Track a e rew Stag M er Natrona! Thesouans J 4 Executlve Commlttee 3 Football hess Club l 2 JEANIE BENNET General The mornlng funds her wlth a laugh the evening wlth a smile Dramatlc Club 2 eens l 2 4 Serxrce Clun ROBIN BARNETT General Braadmlnded high souled there IS but one FLORA VIRGINIA BELCASTRO General Darker tresses where are they? and sparklung eyes tnlled wth cheer? Cadman 3 4 JACK LEE BENNETT General In thy face l see e map of honour truth and loyalty HELEN JUNE BLAND Commercial Love sweetness goodness :ro her person shone Dramatnc Club l 2 Se Club nc rrnan B C lr A 4 Be Square Glrls Sta ROBERT CASEY BRINKLEY JR General Talk to hum of Jacob s ladder and hell ask you the number ol steps holr 3 Hn JOANNE BROWN General Ouuet and srncere ns she a lrrend worth havlng Drcmatlc Club l 2 NORMA JEAN BETLER General She s happy poytul a ant an' r Prckens Hugh School 2 Dramatrc uw 2 Washrngton l ng 3 4 JAMES BOLES4General Con lder ncthmq before lt has come to pass as lmao sable ANITA SUE BRANNON Preparatory Pep and prettl nc s per onrflel Cadman 2 3 Mrme 3 Scnence Club 4 Arhen Fe 1 val Prlnc Sand Sponsor EVELYN JEANNE CABO General Darkest eyes and clusky hour luke the raven s wung FREDRIC PHILIP BAKER General Be useful when thou Iuvest Chemustry Lab Assustant l 2 3 4 Bowlung Club 3 Henruetta the Eughth PATTIE SUE CHISLER General Her charm ls not to e ruvaled st reek Hugh Shoal l 3 Glee 2 Vuce Preslden 2 Class Vuce esudent 3 Dramatuc Cluuz l 2 Band l 2 3 Dune a Dance Clu 3 Sexfet 3 Student C uncul Representatuve 2 Wa hungton Irvung 4 F T A 4 Athe a THOMAS CAMPBELL General Let us enuoy pleasure while we can pleasure IS never long enough St Vincent u h School l nd 2 Was In n rvun l-ll Y 4 Bowlung Club 3 4 Boys State LEVETTA NORENE CLARK Ceneral Forward an.l froluc glee was there the wall to do the soul to dare ramatuc Club l 2 eens 2 Treasurer Press Club 4 Memours Staff HAROLD CLAYTON Technucal Good words are worth much and cost Iuttle B nd l HELEN DAVIES COSTLOW General But she whose unborn worth the acts command of gentle soul to human race a fruend C dman I 2 3 4 Presuflent 4 Servu e Club l 4 Presldent 4 Athena One Foot un Heaven A Cappella 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety ROBERT ELLIS COTTER Technlcal l-le does nothing In partucular and does ut well ramatuc Club l 2 Service Club l Glee Club l Executuve Committee 3 Home Sweet l-lomucude lcebound Natuanal Thespuans 3 4 A Capoella 4 Bowlung Club 3 NORMA JEAN CRANE Comrruercual She was a good gurl and ut was right that she should have her flung TIMOTHY ALLEN CORSINI General Bug heart bug vouce bug frame a gentleman o Iadues man and o friend Football 2 3 4 Nafuonal Thespuans 3 4 Presl ent 4 Cal ung Al Ghosts H Y 4 NANCY CRISS General Always smulung cheerful and gay her face never knows a gloomy day YTeens Dramatuc Cluo l 2 Scuence Club 2 CLEVELAND WASHINGTON CHRISTIE JR General Eve y day makes my gaun Servxce Club l Treasurer nd l 4 Chess u Bowunq u Henru etta the Eughth IRENE DAVIS General tu water runs deep ens l R 3 Latun C JOHN COOPER General Let the world lup we shall ne er be younger Stage Crew 3 Football 2 4 OPAL DRUMMOND Preparatory Very sweet very small always gentle knd to all ROBERT BOATMAN DAVIS Preparatorv l-le could lest for a week laugh for a month and argue forever H Y 3 4 Cuu Bono? 3 4 Athena Boys State BETTY JO DUNCAN General Her eyes as stars of twulught faur luke twulught too her dusky haur Dramatuc ub l rvlc u e ru Gurls State JACKSON DARNALL Preparatory A fune a fe w as one oft meets ess Club I 2 Scuence Club ress Club 4 Servlce Club 4 H Y 4 Memours St Athena Boys State i' fd-at 4' ns 4: I 'T MAURICE DQVALLIERE Preparatory No slmple can uest truumph IS my arm A hena I 2 3 4 Sclen Club 3 4 Servlce Club 3 Press Club 3 4 Cu: Bon 3 4 Natnonal Honor Socuety 4 Memanrs Staff Dramatuc Clua I 2 3 Correspondence Club 4 Boy ot the Month CHLOE ANN EVANS Preparatory Gentle whumsrcal loughmg heaven sent loved by al' Art Club 2 Servuce Club 2 3 4 A Cappella 3 4 Executuve Cornmlttee 3 RAYMOND EARL GARRETT Technlcal lxa saunt nor slnner but the very best af chaps Hampton Hugh Sc ool Hampton Va 2 3 S C A Representan 2 3 Boys Cho us 3 Latln Club 2 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay W shungton Irvlng 4 F T A 4 Pres: dent EVELINE FARMER Commercual Her dark eyes sparkle when mlschlef IS suggested Servlce Club 3 4 Athena Henruetta the Eighth CHARLES FRANKLIN EARHART JR General A soul lmpatlent and free from every care Stage Crew 2 3 4 National Thesprans 3 4 Come Ram or Shlne Servlce Club 4 GERALDINE LOUISE FLANNERY General She spreads that srlent spell that makes all splrnts love her well Dramatic Club I Servuce Club 2 WELLIGTON R ELLIS General You sand your say Mme answer was my deed Press Club Memours Stott SUE FRASHURE Preparatory Full of mischief raising nn a pleasant smnle Sue Annes her name Brldgeport Hugh School I Pep Club Latln Club Masque and Gavel under In the Alr W 2 3 4 Dramatic Clu Cadrnan 3 A Cappella 4 Science Club 3 4 Athena WAITMAN FLOYD General Nat much talk In hlm but yet hes wlse Freshman Basketball JULIA RAE GARVIN Technucal All her excellences stand an her as sllently as It they had stolen upon her wrthout her knowledge YTeens I Presldent Cadman I 2 3 Service Club 2 Secretary Sclence Club 2 3 4 Damotrc Club I 2 3 Presldent 3 F T A 3 Studet Llbrarlan 3 4 Cul Bono? 3 4 Executive Commlttee 3 Class Vice President 3 Memolrs Staff Press Club I 2 3 4 Edntar 4 Natnonal Thespuans 3 4 Vuce Presldent 4 One Foot In Heaven Glrls State Athena Be Square Vnce Presldent Natlonal Honar Soclety THOMAS WELLMAN GREENWOOD Technrcal A fel low of platn and uncolned constancy MARY ELLEN GILL General Quuet and snncere as she a truend worth havlnq Dramatnc Club I DONALD HAWKINS General He studned more or less and when all was sand It was mostly less Band Orch 2 Stage Crew 2 3 Perau ub 3 B Chou Deeds are PATRICIA ANN GOLDSMITH General better thnngs than words Ca man I 2 A Cappella 2 All State Band A St harus 4 Band I Orchestra I 2 3 Sclence Club 2 3 Chemistry Lab Asslstant 4 Be Square Athena LAWRENCE HEIM Technlcal wll anywhere pro vided It IS forward Hu Y 4 Sclence Club 4 Corresportd ence Club 4 Zealous yet MARY ELIZABETH GREEN Commerctal modest Innocent yct tree serene In the mdst ot tol Brldgeport I Home Economucs Presrdent I Athena Here rs a man JACK RAYMOND HOLT Preparatory to hold agannst the world a man to match the mountanns an th sea Football 4 Hr Y 4 Athena JEAN CORK GREER Preparatory The hand that made thee tour hath made thee good Chess Club 3 Servuce Club 3 Be Square BARBARA WANDA GRIFFlTH4General Very blonde and very four CARRIS HENSON HOUSE JR Technlcal A man h seems of cheerful yesterdays and contldent tomorrows Glee Club l Servlce Club 2 Dramatlc Club l 2 Science Club 2 3 4 Presndent 4 Chess Club 2 3 Bowllng Club 3 A Caopella 4 All State Chorus 4 Athena Bays State Henrletto the Elghth REBECCA BLAIR GROOME-General s nuce to natural when you re naturally nice Glen Allen Hugh School l 2 Personality Club Glrls Basketball Yearbook Club Washmgton 'rvlng 3 4 Servnce Club 3 ROGER HUDKINS Technlcol He was a gentleman rom soul to crown ervlce Club l ee Club C our 3 Dramatrc Club 3 Press Club 3 4 Athena Natrona! Thespuans Henrnetta the Elghth Y Treo urer 4 Head Cheerleader 4 BETTY HARBERT Ccrnmercual Constantly strlvlng to make her best better Dramatic Club l 2 Athena Ar Club 2 Executive Commlttee 3 Come Roan or Shane CHARLES DENVER JUDY Technical Here lS o deor and true lndustrnous frlend Athena Stomp Club 3 Y 3 JANET LOUISE HARPER Preparatory Gay sprughtly lass of mlrth and social ea e whom all the world can please Service Club 3 Cul Bono? 3 4 Come Ram or Shlne Notnonol Thesplans Athena HOWARD FRANCIS JORDAN General thus youth no not even a gurl Football Manager l 2 4 ervlce Club God In the H lls Natlonal Thes plans 4 Nothung daunts ANNE CAROLYN HART Technical hoppuest touch could add no more Heaven lent on angel s beauty to her face A Cappella 2 3 4 Cadman l 2 All State Chorus 4 When nature s ROOSEVELT JENKINS General What care I for books and sucn9 ld rather have some fun Glee Club l DeLORYES MAY HATHAWAY General She has o sweetness whuch ls most persuasive Drarnatlc Club l 2 Y Teens l 2 Presldent 2 GENE KNIGHT General ll ouve the devll IS clue Service Club l MARIE HEFLIN Preparatory From the crown of her h ad to the sole of her toot she IS all mlrth Codman Mlmes 3 Vlce Presudent Be Square Gnrls State Henrietta the Eighth DAVID LAWRENCE KINNEY General A llght heart lves ong nd BEATRICE HENLINE General A trlendly sunbeam from heaven carve down an'l spread :ts sunshlne all around DAVID CLIFFORD KAY Technucal t lt be a gen man and a scholar ye seek ye have tound hum Glee Cub l Dramatlc Club 3 B Cholr 3 Press Club 3 Hn Y 4 Athena Bowllng Club 4 A Cappella 4 Memoirs Staff Notlonol Honor Soclety JOAN CONSTANCE HOLLOT Commercual Heaven to be wnth dellghtful to know Y Teens l Dramatic Club l 2 Service Club 2 3 Athena Press Club 4 Memoirs Staff F T A 4 Hustoruan Student Llbrarlan 4 Come Ram or Shlne Be Square JOHN MASON LYNCH Technncol Wlthout love and laughter there IS no loy Freshman Basketball Captaln serves 2 Basketball 3 4 Co captoun 4 H Y 3 President 4 Ex cutlve Commuttee 3 Athena Boy ot the Month 3 Qi y-v LLOYD LANDIS General Jakmq and humor are pleasant and otten ot extreme utlllty Come Ram or Shlne 4 National Thesplans 4 PHYLLIS JEAN HUGHES General A face wrth glad ness overspread Soft smlles by human knndness bred FRANK LOWTHER General He hath not fed of the ntles that ae bed In a bo k Trac 3 Foot all LORNA KATHRYN HYMAN Preparatory We love her for her sm le her look her way C man I 2 B Cholr 3 Scuence Club 2 3 4 Be Square ELMER MITCHELL General I dare do all that may become a man who dares do more IS none Executive Commlttee 3 Football 2 3 4 Co captain 4 ALICE MAY KIBLER Preparatory A daughter of the ods drvlnely tall and most dnvrnely tour Cadman I 2 T A 4 Vice President Press Club 4 Memoirs Stott Come Ram or Shane Dramatlc Club 3 Natlanal Thcspuans 4 NORMAN LEO McWILLIAMS General He would never refuse a trlend evel In the raughest work Gauley Brrdge Hugh School 2 V ashrngton Irving I 3 4 Natuonal Thespnans 3 4 Stage Crew 2 3 4 LOIS JOANNE KINLEY Technlcal Quuck and brught whatever she does she does right At Club I Seryrce ub 2 Pres C b Sclenc Cub 3 4 Natlo Thesplans 3 4 Come Ram or Shine Athena B Square 'vtlmes 2 3 Natlonal Honor Society tleman on whom I bullt an absolute trust LEANNA LIVINGSTONE General Wlth a smlle and a good word this merry lass makes our trlendshsp a pleasure Cadman I 2 B Choir 3 Band Sponsor 4 THEODORE PAGE MOORE General I bear a charmed ue Glee Club I B Chou 2 Chess Club I LEILA BEVERLY LOPEN Preparatory Her grace of motlon and at look set the soul afloat even luke alrs ot ueandharp Cdrnanl 23 TCD Dramatlc Club 2 Service Club 2 Science Club 2 3 4 Mrmes 3 Athena Be Square Memours Staff National Honor Soclety 4 Treasurer JOSEPH FRANCIS MAIOCCO .IR Preparatory Hrs better doth not breathe upon the earth nd I 2 4 Vrce Presndent 4 Chess Club I 4 Executlve Commut tee 3 Hu Y 4 Press Club 3 4 Memoirs Stott MARIANNE LOUGH-General Dark ot naur dark ot eye sedate yet bald RICHARD OLIKER Technucal Give me an audience I was sent here to talk Football 'Z 4 Track 3 Athena Boys State MARJORIE RUTH LYON General Ot all women my childhood kn I chose her and marked her tor the best DANIEL ROBERT OLIKER Technical Plain llvlng and hugh thrnknng are the dearest thmgs to me Class Pres Ident 3 Executrve Commlttee 3 Football 3 4 Track 3 State Track Meet 3 Athena Boys State Natuonal Honor Society 4 Boy ot the Month WANDA MORELAND General Wrth a smlle at friend Irness for everyone dal T r o ' k g b 2, 3, 4, I , , T ad' 3 , j 35 I5 ..,, I - g I 5 I A , TA H r 5 I Cl , 3g s lu 35 e I , g ' nal , I V 1 0 WILLIAM THOMAS MOORE-General . . . He was a gen- l'f 1 -'f Q ' ' ' . fl t V a Q , , 5 Balle lu l, 2, 35 H ' '- 4 BaA ' f , 3, ew, A ' JOAN MORRIS General Her srnlle rs always good to see she as as cheerful as can e Everett Hlgh School T I Hu Y I Washlngton l v ng B Ch l 3 Cl man 3 4 Be Square 4 Festlval Prlncess Mernolrs Staff ALEXANDER DORSEY OSBORN General Happy g lucky soul 'ree from care GRETA MARCELINE MORRISON General A cheerful lass who wlll always be happy and busy Y Teens 3 FRANK OLIVERIO General A frlencl ls worth a hazards we can run Orchestra 3 PAULINE PATRICIA MURPHY General Wlth counte nance demure and qunet grace SAM OLIVERIO General H ls a real man ot ers are but palnted shadows on the wall Football Man ager I 2 Head Manager 3 4 Basketball Manager l 2 Head Manager 3 4 Track Manager I 2 Head Man a er 3 4 HELEN LOUISE MUSGROVE Preparatory So wlnsome and slghtly so saucy and sprlghtly Cadman I ra m tic Club I 2 3 Mlrnes 2 3 Secretory 3 Execulv Cornmuttee 3 Student Llbrarlan 4 Athena Be Square WILLIAM FREDERICK PHILLIPS General If study kllled a man ye gods heres another Methuselah Band VIRGINIA PALETTA General What stature rs she of? Just as hugh as my heart Cadman I Y Teens 2 3 LOEL REXROAD Technlcal Hls frlends are many foes ae there any? Bandl 2 3 DAWN PALMER Preparatory As beautlful as sweet' As young as beautltul' and Innocent and qay for the beauty of a lovely woman as like muslc Mmes I 2 3 Treasurer 3 Sclence Club 2 3 4 Vlce President 3 Sec retary 4, Chess Club 3 Dramatlc Club 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, All-State Band 2, Athena, Be Square, Festlval Princess, Natlonal Honor Soclety. DONALD SEDERS---General . , . The principal buslness of f IS to enloy NORMA JEAN PITTS--Preparatory . , , Elegant as sum- pliclty, and warm as ecstacyf' Cui Bono? 3, 45 Mlmes If A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Vlce-President 4, Be Square, Athena, Natlonal Honor Soclety 4, Secretary. RONALD SEDERSiGeneraI . . . A good heart and a level head. Chess Club l. SARAH ANN RECTOR---Techmcal . Good nature s generous soul. Art Club 2 ROBERT SHUMAN--General . . . The force of his own merit makes hus way. Freshman Basketball, BERTHA REGER---General . . Qu1et and modest, but TIicely so. Y-Teens 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4. JAMES SHEETS+General . . . Not too sober, not too gay -but a good true boy ln every way. Servlce Club 4. J 9 . STUART SHINN General Hed rather lose his dinner than his wut Band 4 Henrietta the Eighth T RHODES Gen r I A heart bestowed on heaven a ens Club 2 4 Pr Club 2 3 Correspondence Club 3 4 Service Club 4 JAMES EDMOND STARKEY Technical A mans task is always light f his heart is In t SUZANNE ROUTA Her humor warm and all embracing as the sunshine bathes t oblects n a genial a d aoidmg light Hammond Hugh School l Classical League ee Club Ace of Clubs W I 4 Cadm B Choir 2 3 Memes 3 Come Rain or Shine Be Square Press Club 4 National Thespians 4 National Honor Society JOHN STEPHENSON Technical He looks labor boldly in the face and refuses an introduction SARA LEE RUCKER Technical Ot all the qirls that are so sweet theres none like pretty Sally Dramatic C ub l 2 Be Square WILLIAM STOUT Technical A youth ol tew words and many thoughts Chess Club Bowlrna Club 3 Serv ice Club 4 CAROL SCOTT Preparatory A heart ot gold and a happy smile made this lass a maid worth whale Dra matic Club l 2 Henrietta the Eighth National Thes plans 4 ARNOLD FRANKLIN STROTHER Technical The wisest is he who does not fancy that he is so at all Athena Hi Y 4 High Salesman on Magaznne Campaign National Honor Society Commercial Her little deeds of kindness her little words of love make our earth an Eden like the heavens above D amatxc Club l 2 Be Square JOHN WILLARD SWISHER Technical A gentlernor an outstanding scholar and athlete who loves fun laughter life and his friends Basketball Reserves l 2 Co captain 2 Basketball 3 4 Executive Committee 3 Athena H-Y 3 4, Boys State, Chemistry Laboratory Assistant 44 National Honor Society. VIVIAN JOAN SIBERT-General . . . The fair, the chaste, and unexpressive she, Roosevelt-Wilson l, 2, Glee Club lj Business Club 2, Y-Teens 2, RUSSELL DAVID SAUCER-Technical . . . I would rather see a young man blush than turn pale. Service Club 25 Chemistry Laboratory Assistant l, 2, 3, Athena, F t- ba 4. MARY LEE SIEGRIST-General . , . Gentle in her manner, she does bold things in a quiet way. Service Club l. ALEXANDER MAXWELL SLOANfPreparatorv . . . 'Actions speak louder than words, B nd l, 2, 3, Cui Bon , 3, 4, Jupiter 4, Memoirs Stott A SHIRLEY SIKORA- -Technical , 'A tiny doll with golden hair and golden personality is rare. Woodrow Wilson High School, Beckley, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Minstrel 2, 3, G. A. A. 2, Booster Club 2, 3, National Trespians 3, Dramatic Club 3, Literary Club 3g W. I 4, National Thespians, Secretary 4, Ballet Club 4, Athena RICHARD TAYLOR- General . . . 'Happy am I, from care l'm tree-why arcn't they all content like me?' SUE CARROLL SMITH-Technucal , . , Maiden ot the laughing eyes, share the smiles with me, Cadman l, 2, F T. A. 4, Treasurerg Athena MARY ALICE VAN DAALEN Preparatory A merry heart and a personality to suit all occasions Service Club l 2 Cadman I B Choir l Memes 2 3 Executive Committee 3 Cui Bono? 3 4 Be Square Girls State DAVID THOMPSON General Men may become the bett f r ha ing a little f Stage Crew 2 3 C ss ub l PATTY SNYDER4GeneraI An air of good humor eve surrounds her Dramatic Club l 2 Chess Club 3 ROBERT VAN HORN General Men ot few words are the best men JEANNE STACKPOLE-General Unthinkinq idle wild and young she laughed and danced and talked and sung Dramatic Club l 2 Be Square WILLARD WHITE General Tis men like him that ma e the world go round B nd l 2 3 4 B Chor PEGGY SWIGER General True to her worfl her work her friends amatic Club I 2 Y T ns BOB WILLIAMS General He is a man take hm all a PATRICIA ANNE TALBERT-General Her charms unfold as the morning rose leaf by leaf each moment disclosing greater sweetness Service Club 2 Press Club 2 3 4 Managing Editor 4 Memoirs Staff Be Square VIRGIL WAGNER General Whateer he did twas done with ease ln him alone it was natural to please Basketball Reserves 2 Service Club 3 JOAN VENGRIN General So modest and so sweet to know her is a delight Dramatic Club l 2 President Y Teens Service Club RICHARD CARROLL WOOD Technical Brevity is the soul of wit Football 4 JEANETTE MARIE WILTSE General She smiles and the world smiles with her Dramatic Club l 2 Athena Be Square National Honor Society 4 Vice President RICHARD LYNN WHISNER Technical Give him moreover your entnre friendship for he merits it fully B wling Club 3 4 H Y 4 HELEN JUNE WAGNER-Technical . . , Her talents were of the more silent class, MARY LOU WISEMAN-General , . 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N1 I' f '1 Gudekunst Vx 1 ,Iunlor Executive Committee The Closs of 1952 elected the followang officers for the yunlor yeor Corroll Vnncent President Mornon Spelsburg Vnce Press dent Jerry Donley Secretory ond Gilbert Goodwun Treosurer Directed by Miss Leno Stutler o junlor odvrsor ond Mr Gudekunst chourmon of the junior odvrsors the members of the closs sold stotuonery to rolse money for closs expenses ond to flnonce the onnuol Junnor Sensor Prom Soles omounted to SI 970 wnth o profit of S530 for the closs The Junior Executuve Commnttee as com posed of two representotuves from eoch odvssory group I un lor Advzsory Groups vs! Mr xxx' W . .xl .11 f uf . In J: .J ' . . n. It , i . , , Q A , 0 T 5 I ' ' Hg, . - rg, I , . if ' I -. I R U I . , T9 , ,VJ C I . iw' o MISS Sfufler Miss Robinson Mr Poumpr I . 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X, If . . r !,,! ,lit :g,fff I AMX, , Le ' f ' rr ff. f , , . . x - , 4 ,. A ' ' fl 'M -' f f . A ,mv , f ' 1 ' ' . - A A 1 7 , 1' - , A '11, JAM, l -. Lf.:- , , s , - - 1- f . ' ' ' X I ,! Q' 1 , Y 1 . f' 7 ' 1 'fl fl: - ' I ff' f .zfff 1,--, , 1 4 --. 4 ff K K ' -. f,,q - I -' 1 O, 1 ,iff f ,A ' fg ' I 1 , 4 X .1 f , I , I, K Kwai, .1, ,G , .V ' ' --- f' I ' , . X f . I . 16111 11 K 1 u C X' 7 ,I K 174-J lf, Y 'SJ lp f,vJ facing 'vi ' f 4 'Qu 3 '1 W' ' HH K Tm .M-M I1 ifg, if ,QI l Ir I u if lP',J 1' Kd 1, -f ff fx x SW uw YN' n Ygavvi W' M9 x.. Acti iti TH PLA Fri. TTiB.SPI.-LNS l mms... Senior Executive Committee The Senior Executive Committee, aided class, it was managed ettectively by the by the chairman of the senior advisors, committee. Miss Grace Albright, and the sponsors, Miss Josephine Swiger and Mr. Carl W. Dumire, provided able guidance tor the I Gloss fhrouohouf the yeor' Onlthe gayer side of the ledger, the Ahhouoh the mooozghe Comooioh did committee planned the various senior not reach the fine record ot last year's DC 'fieS' This group also handled ring and an- nouncement orders. Cui Bono 9 at the th rd and fourth year students under an assembly program in February and car the sponsorship of Miss Grace Albright ried on several other activities Led by Jupiter Alexander Sloan and I 6 Cui Bano?, the Latin Club, is composed Juno-Alice Selby-the group presented Bowling Club The Bowling Club, under the direction of Mr. l-lendershot, meets at the Bore Bowl- ing Alley every Monday after school. The club was formed to provide recreation for those interested in the art of bowling. Members for the year were Jim Peter- son, Jim Bailey, Lonnie Bennett, Jack Bisping, Bill Janes, Denny Norris, Dave McWhorter, David Kay, Dick Whisner, Dave Earp, Paul Nay, Tam Campbell, Tom Smith, Bill Cox, Tammy Davis, Colin Church, and Harald Klapper. Student Librarians The books that charmed us in youth recall the delight ever afterward ln add: tion to its task at supplementing classroom work the library under Miss Griffin and Miss Kishbaugh supplies leisure reading for the students Student librarians this year were Carole Ann Currey Louise Musgrave Harriett Grimm Nancy Andre Betty Ingram Marian Spelsberg Jill Garvin Nancy Car skadan Jaan Hollot and Patty Aiella o Q H . . . . . ,, . , , ' - - 1 1 p - 1 1 1 1 1 A - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , - Future Teachers 0 Amerlea The One McConkey Chapter ot the Fu bond Issue which was approved by the ture Teachers at Amerlca was formed to voters In the November electron stumulate Interest an the teachung pro The FTA ottucers were Raymond Gar tessuon ret Presldent Allce Klbler Vlce Presndent Mnss Maud Yoak who served as sponsor Barbara Allman Secretary Sue Carroll of the club directed the members nn dns Smnth Treasurer and .loan l-lollot l-lus trabutnng pamphlets explalnnng the school tornan li--F Art Appreciation Club As :ts name nmplnes the members of thus organlzatnon are nnterested IH lncreasung their apprecnatuon of art To thus end they study the developrrent of art and the great masterpieces of representative artists Under the sponsorshup of Mass Emnly Taylor, the club has studied Greek Art, and each member has selected three fa mous artasts to study an detasl The club ottucers were Carolyn Reyn olds Presudent Ann Martun Vnce Pres: dent Clara Olnvnto Secretary and Janet Shaver Treasurer f . T I ' I I I T I 1 r 1 I T I I I T 9 .N , I M - w A v ' xy -. 94 T'6-V t if ' 4 i 4 Q A I I I . I , I I l I T T - I f 1 , I ' The Chess Club The Chess Club, under the direction of chess would have the opportunity of enjoy Mr. Cubbon, was organized so that stu- ing the game by playing with fellow stu dents of Washington Irving interested in dents, 'la.,,..w 'Nw-suing-5 Y Teens is a service organization which Officers for the year were President has as its sponsor Barbara Wood a Wash Elizabeth Buzzard Vice President Bar ington Irving and West Virginia University bara Leachman Secretary Imogene Per graduate who is affiliated with the Y W kins and Treasurer Bertha Reger C A of this city .. ' 'W l , -is I ,,, T I WM 'GA N . T A ,A Q. Y- Teen s A . . . I . . T 4 T A I . , - . . , . The Service Club The Service Club members, sponsored by Miss Swiger, undertook several activ- ities which kept them busy throughout the year, Lost fall they assisted the Football Mothers by selling refreshments in the bleachers ot the football games. Later the club collected funds in the Red Cross Drive, the Wor Cry Sole, the Tuberculosis Pencil Drive, and the March of Dimes. Officers for the year were Helen Costlow, President, Jerry Danley, Vice-President, Judie Hord- esty, Secretary, and Potty Wil toms, Treas- urer. QA, l . The Sclence Club Under the sponsorship of Mr Dumire and Mr Palmer the Science Club com posed of students maintaining o B over age in sciences undertook and completed many and various club activities and on some occasions were entertained by speak ers from the Soil Conservation Commis SIOV1 from West Virginio University ond from the Clarksburg Water Board 72fz y MH i F fi 17 YYY 0 0 - 1 1 - ' , . 1 7' ,zfdff M im es Under the direction ot Mrs, Thelma Howard, the Mimes study interpretive readings for understanding and for en- joyment. Officers were: President, Suzanne Stick- man, Vice-President, Marion Spelsberg, Secretary, Ann Ralston, Treasurer, Janice Mall, and Sergeant-at-Arms, Joan Hart. On February 9, the group presented a chapel program. Correspondence Club Sponsored by Mr J E Frederick ths ing with European and Asiatic boys and girls of high school age As another activity the members of this club planted crocuses in the school yard lene King as Vice President Jean Scott Secretary Elaine Carson as Treasurer and Rhodes Soci on - Ms . . . ' , i ' . group has the opportunity of correspond- Diane Lantz served as President, Mar- Wil Ni, nf 3 as S Natzonal Honor Society The chapter of the National Honor Socnety was organnzed In Washington lrvnng to encourage and foster the Ideals of scholarship leadership serv :ce and character Besides assustmg nn chapel programs by readung the Scrlptures the members elected durmg their junnor year cleaned the trophues un the trophy case Wuth Mass Baaley as advasor the socuety had for nts officers Jack Welch Presudenf Joanne Haynes Vuce Presvdent Norma Puffs Secretary and Lenla Lopen Treasurer ks Athena T aaallty tor membership ln ATHENA fe student must make a semester average ot not less than B To becfme a permanent member and recelve a certrtucate ot scnolarsnnp a stadent mast make tnas ratung trr tve sennes the ATHENA assembly early nn tlne second semester The tollowung sensors recelyed certltlcates at permanent membersntp Helen Costlow Cecnlna Ga en Nancy Carslaadan Allce Selby Maarlce Deyalltere Arnold Strotner Mary Elnzabetli Green Sue Brannon Patty Goldsmnth Jlll Garyln James Goots Joan l-lollot Betty l-larbert Joanne Haynes Dayld Kay Leula Lopen Dan Oltker Patrlcua Clwlsler Marma Day Sue Fraslwure Janet Harper Norma Pitts Dawn Palmer Jeanette Wnltsee Jack Welch o I J s ' - - . o ' , ' J e t - ters. Each year, all students maklng tlwese nonor grades are recognlzed at D '-Nut' i 1' 1' -1 3 Be Square Be Square the senuor gurls socual servuce honorary orgonuzatuon This year was Com posed of twenty eught gurls of the Class of l95l Led by theur sponsor Muss Josephune Swuger and theur offucers Nancy Carska don Presudent Jull Garvun Vuce Presudent Murrrua Day Secretary and Cecelua Queen Treasurer the gurls had a very successful year By holdung a bake sale and sellung crepe paper swushers for a football game they raused money for the Hu Y Be Square chapel program theur projects and the unutuatuon breakfast The gurls watched lockers durected traf fuc un the halls and spent several hours each week on Saturday at the chuldrens ward of the hosputal u ,, 'S' 5 A... 4' - 4 1 S K. . Q .r 'ff' 'xl I - V I A , l . lx . A I C ! 4 ' up -5 5 7 Q U l ,ttwu N g M K. rj Y 5 . 7 :ft 4 S . ., -i i S I , ' l ',:7j I l Ju ' , 'T 1 ' Lx 4 y r Q as 4.-1 3 Y? Y.:-7 Af HIY The Hn Y boys led by theur sponsors Mr Gudekunst and Mr Duckworth have completed a successful year The members of thus group have been kept busy wlth various actuvutues sports preparlng the football programs the Hn Y Be Square chapel program and general assistance at school A father and son ban quet clnmaxed the year s actlvmes John Lynch was Presldent Chauncey Rush Vice Presldent Robert Davls Sec retary and Roger Hudknns Treasurer 1 has . - f 2 i ' , K P .A y , A Q A' Q T f fs p Q rl : U T, ll T R A ' f 5 5 l l'-, nh .-1 5- ' 1 LEILA LOPEN JILL GARVIN ALICE SELBY NANCY CARSKADON Valedlctorlan Salutcfoncn The valednctoruan ot the class was Leula Lopen who had the hlgh average ot 4 96 In her major subpects Jull Garvin was salutatonan of the Class of 1951 wrth an average of 4 9 as her hugh With a grade ot 97 Aluce Selby com petlng with twenty four outstandnng sen nors won the class scholarship award ot S5 Representing Washlngton Irvlng In the state contest sponsored by the Daughters of was the D A R Pnlgrlm Chosen by thearclassmates as the twenty to the world because of thenr leodershnp tuve members of the 1951 sensor class most and scholarshlp these sensors competed tor likely to make an Important contrubutuon a tntty dollar scholarshnp award 1, 4' X . . , I O, school record. the American Revolution, Nancy Carskadon The Press Club Endeavoring to print all the news of interest to Washington lrving students Miss Glyde Bailey has published your school paper The members of the staff hope that you have enjoyed reading the Hilltop as much as they have enjoyed publishing it in chief and Patty Talbert as managing editor The Hilltop Staff, under the leadership ol A This year,' Jill Garvin served as editor- Cadman Choral Club The oldest organization in Washington Sponsored by Mrs. Hardman, the club lrving, Cadman is composed of forty girls had tor its officers: Helen Costlow, Presi- who meet after school and who sing tor dentg Nancy Jane Rymer, Vice-Presidentg the love of singing, Joan Morris, Secretaryg Marian Reep, A chapel program is among its activities Treasurerg Wilma Costlow and Susan for the year. v Dodds, Librarians. K Q Ballet Club The aim ot the Ballet Club is to inte man Julia Jackson Publicity Chairman pret the dance through good music Barbara Antoine Officers for this year were President The main progect ot the year was a Leila Lopen Secretary Ann Brannon chapel program Treasurer Chester Cottrill Music Chair Y n K If J XE: K l 1' 1 Q ' . 'A During the year the mem bers of A Cappella Choir under The dvrecflon of Mrs Hardman have made many appearances on school and Communrty programs The offrcers are James Goots President Norma Puffs Vace Presldenf Cecelia Queen Secretary and Davud Bates Treasurer if Q-.. A Cappella Cholr ,Q x gf The Band The Band gulded by the baton of Pro games and has marched un several parades fessor Henry A Mayer has completed a Among the scheduled projects are the successful year annual sprung concert and a frnp to New Thus hundred pnece outflt has performed York at all the Washington lrvung football Leadung the band thus year Jo Ellen Dullng served as drum majorette arulyn Creughton and James Woof fer who rs not pnctured were twnrlers A5 JU, JJJLZ ffl! , Lib! fl 4441.4 L61 5 ft ,av heave vwwuff c4Qf-2 'dj ,4LL NL! ,,L,40'4-I LQ! ,fiiflfu-f 4461, -1,4 '6 gg, X' ff4cffL6L X 1 'Z' 11 ' f ' A QXLIJ 'jx X l lf I ' . 1 ' I Q . . A I - L , M - r - xi . . . l I I ' ll .A ' I ' V , Lf, 'I' . . - 1 e, f ' .llfl Q I, l! ,L't, 'K , 1 ,fl-ffs 5' ' ,J . Q f 441, '-604'A 'Z' ,czifi , f A .,1l,:, 5 ' 'I 'r'-5 '71 ' V ,'f ,yii ' V, 1. xv, I l . - if fn .,4fc54,.4.1l. -4 f .0 , : v 1eis '-f if-og, 4-x,.,.4. 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Ark, , M I Spllrts af' yi 5 IRVINB any + COACH CLAY B HITE Belaevang that Coach Hate who as endang has thartaeth year as athletac darector at W'ashangton lrvang has set somethang of a record for hagh school coaches the Mem oars Staff washes to pay trabute to ham for has fane work Over the years he has con sastently turned out better than average teams an both football and basketball Feelang that only those who have been closely assocaated wath ham can truly esta mate the value of has anfluence the Staff asked Washangton lrvang alumna former members of has teams to express thear opanaons of Mr Hate as o coach and as a leader of boys Excerpts from representatave letters from graduates who partacapated an athletacs an hagh school follow These letters represent ang a long span of years begannang wath l926 sum up the opanaons of Coach Hate s boys the fanest trabute any leader could receave He s a man s man wath abalaty to brang out the best an the boys who go out for athletacs I remember has words Play hard play clean never underestamate your Opponent Coach Hate wall always remaan an my mand as a man for whom I had a tremen dous respect and as a coach who no matter how much he wanted to wan would not sacraface prancaple for the mere sake of wannang I feel that my lafe has been enrached for havang played under Coach Hate I consader ham one of the fanest gentle men an the coachang game As an athlete and a student at W I I found that has traanang has counsel and has guadance aaded greatly an shapang my career lThas graduate as now a coach I Mr Hate as pramaraly a man of charac ter and he has that peculaar abalaty to ampart has best qualltaes to the young men exasts among the boys on Halltopper squads and always has A boy wans has posataon on the team through abalaty alone Coach Hate has the strength of char acter and antegraty that are so necessary an one wath such anfluence on young men as a hagh school coach Through sanceraty of purpose and conduct he has done much to gave coachang a professional status an deed as well as an name He has been an ansparataon to me an my coachang I stall go to ham for counsel Coach Hate wall always be remembered by me and by has other boys as a man who taught us that whether we wan lose or draw we should gave our best and accept the results gracefully Has anfluence on our Iaves extended much further than the ath letac faeld alone These braef paragraphs summaraze the opanaons expressed they speak for them selves . 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' ' II . 5 - Track Team 1950 In preparatuon for an actuve track sea son the Washungton lrvung Thunclads held an unter squad meet whuch the senuors won by totalung suxty pounts The sophomores were second wuth thurty tuve and one half pounts the juniors thurd with twenty flve and one half whule the freshmen trauled wuth nune Sophomore Bob Harruson cop turung the decathelon wuth twenty two and one half pounts was hugh unduvudual scorer The Ormemen took the Valley Meet at Elkuns on Aprul 22 the furst wun of a suc cessful season un whuch they were unde teated un all contests except un the State Meet East Faurmont was second and El kuns thurd Wuth turst place un sux events the l-lull toppers tallued Seventy tour and one hall pounts Captaun Douglas Muller took the l2O yard huqh hurdle Bob Modlun the 440 yard dash and Dave Corsunu the shot put The shuttle hurdle relay medley relay and mule relay teams also won for the Gold and Blue Muller wuth eleven was hugh pount man tor W I Next on the agenda for the Ormemen was the Bug Ten Meet at Elkuns, an event wuth all the suspense of a good mystery as ut was not untul Dave Corsunu made hus funal duscus heave that the outcome was certaun The Hulltoppers won thus meet by a slum one and one half margun Muller Modlun Corsunu and the relay teams agaun took furst place honors Elkuns placed sec ond and East Faurmont thurd Muller was agaun hugh pount man thus tume wuth four teen pounts One week later the local boys went to Parkersburg to partucupate un the Sectuonal Meet whuch they won by o large margun Whule they tallued suxty nune pounts theur closest ruval East Faurmont earned suxty and one half pounts Parkersburg was thurd wuth tufty seven and one half pounts ous events added needed pounts as the usual turst place wunners dud not all come through The only furst place wunners to repeat were Muller Modlun Corsunu and the mule relay team Four second place scorers helped guve the Ormemen theur wunnlng margin Harrison led W l scorers wuth twelve pounts ln the state track meet Dave Corsunu took second place In both the shot put and duscus events whule Captaun Muller takung thurd place un the hugh hurdles tallued the only other score ln the 440 dash Modlun was beaten for the turst tume all season whule other key men who were ull dud not run so well as they had In the past The Ormemen took tutth place un the meet D. . ' . - I A . . A I 4 . . I I I I 'I I f . . . 5 . , ' - . - . . - I - , . l . . , . . I - - ' I . ' I ' - I . I I . . H The men who took second place in varif . , ' - - . ' I, H I D 1 I I l . F , , - I V - . ' I I I ' V ' 1 . A . I X ,jr s . .ng K 1' X A L Football Squad 1950 Wlnnlng thelr opener l9 to 6 from Roosevelt Wilson the Hutemen of Wash lngton lrvlng gave promlse of a blg year With only four regulars Bob Harrison and Co captam Ross Whnte returnmg ln the lane and Co captain Elmer Mitchell and Tum Corsnm an the backfueld the Hnlltop pers showed surprlsung strength In both departments Taknng the opening kuckoff un the R W tllt Punky Goodwnn and Elmer Mutchell rapped off long gains as the lads drove sev enty yards for a touchdown Corsnnn place kucked the extra point A goal lane stand by W I un the second quarter led by Ross White Bob Matheny Bob Harrison and Elmer Mutchell gave promise of what was to come as the Gold and Blue won the flrst leg of the clty champlonshlp Tum Corsmn played one of the best games of has hugh school days but suffered an mlured elbow that took hum out of actlon for the next two games The Hutemen came back the next week at the staduum before o huge crowd to score agaun the flrst tnme they got thear hands on the ball With Mltchell Goodwin and Lowther teanng off nnce galns behind the block :ng of Ross Whnte Bob Harnson and Bob Lutz the Hllltoppers dropped Fanrmont East 33 to I9 for their furst Bug Ten victory Bob Lutz whose splrlt and value to the team for the season could not be exagger ated played In Tum Corslnl s blocking spot The Gold and Blue journeyed to Grafton for their fnrst game away from home and ran unto a scrappy Grafton club that led at half tlrne 7 to 6 Coach Clay B Hlte s proteges came back to capture a l9 to 6 lead un the third quar ter Grafton scored nts last touchdown on a pass Bennett to Poe whnch covered fufty yards Again nt was the runnlng of Mitchell Goodwln and Lowther behind the fune blocknng of Harnson Whute Lutz and Matheny that saved the day and the fnnal score read W l 26 Grafton l3 - U I . - . - - D 1 . I . I , . . . . - D - ' G . . I . I - - - - - ' I I ' . . . . - I . ' . and turned in a nice iob. I I I I . 1 I I . . , , I A ' h I . I I I . . , . Wuth three vlctorles two ln the Bug Ten and one against R W the Gold and Blue met Shlnnston at home for the fourth game Tum Corslnu returned to the squad for the flrst time and for llmlted duty since the R W game However Bob Harrlson was nnyured late nn the furst quarter and was lost to the team for the remaunder of the year The Spartans led l8 to O at the half then the Hrtemen took over and drove to the rlght where the ball was lost on a fumble Drnvlng Shunnston back to the one yard lune the Gold and Blue recovered In the end zone a fumble that would have meant a touchdown and changed the complexuon of the game but both clubs were offslde Thus was perhaps the turning polnt as It was not untll late In the thurd quarter that the Hnlltoppers started drnvlng to gather twenty points The drnve starting 32 and W I 20 Shlnnston undefeated for the season was ranked thnrd nn the state for the year The Hltemen went over on the Ohlo Rrver to meet Parkersburg wuthout the servaces of Bob Harrison a tackle but versatlle Bob Lutz a back volunteered to take over at tackle and dld an excellent job untll removed at the start of the fourth quarter because of an unlury The score fanled to tell the story as the Hutemen took the kuckoff and drove from the twenty yard lnne to the Parkersburg eight where Goodwln was downed after a nlce galn which however was nulllfled because of a holding penalty when Good wrn threw a pass to Mitchell the ball hut hrs outstretched hands and went unto the hands of a Parkersburg man who was fall :ng to the ground The Bug Reds managed to score one touchdown and led 6 to O at the half but W I outgalned them an yardage and fnrst downs The second half proved to be the down fall of the Gold and Blue as there were lust too many regulars out of the contest Harrlson and Ross Whute were unable to play ln the second half Tum Corsmn was lnyured In the thlrd quarter and Lutz an the fourth The thlrd quarter ended l2 to O Duck Ollker blocked a Blg Red punt on the rlght but for the flrst time all evening the Toppers fouled to gaun Wuth just a break or two and fewer Injuries to key men the Hltemen might have defeated the Parkersburg lads and knocked them out of the state champion shnp that they later received This was the only game In which the Toppers falled to score the Bug Reds gath ered twenty fuve points Wlth the schedule on the downward swung the strong Hilltop club held all fu ture opponents scoreless Hlttrng the vrctory column at home against the Morgantown Red and Blue the Hntemen were never threatened they came back from a half tnme lead of sux ponnts to tally two more touchdowns on the new electric scoreboard Agaun It was Ross White and has llne with Elmer Mntchell and has backs who saved the day for the home team Tum Corslnu took a lateral from Frank Lowther and scampered flfty yards for has only touchdown of the year Result the Hulltoppers I9 Morgantown O Moving over to Buckhannon the Gold and Blue team was held to :ts lowest scor :ng vnctory of the year The flrst Topper drrve ended on the two yard lane After receuvsng a knck by Buckhannon the Gold and Blue drove forty fave yards to score un the early part of the second quarter Tum Corsuns placekucked the extra pount Buckhannons attack was aerlal all the way The Hutemen drove to the one yard lane nn the thurd quarter only to see an other score go by the boards because of a fafteen yard penalty Another drnve was stopped on the ten The Buck Ups then started an aerial at I I . I D A I I I 2 . . I I I - . ' 1 I - , . . I - too late in the game, ended with Shinnston , ' I I I I I , I . I I ' A ' , . ' A l - I ' - - I . I I . I - I ,4-ga 1. If 'f I ,.-1 1 K K 0 . K . , ,, xi .5 Xxx x 49 ff j , - 'IM 5 4 L. A, :, tif. 5 5 . 4 1 . 4 , J . 4 l I V I I 1 ,f I ff tack that fanned out on the Gold and Blue thurty yard lune wuth the Hulltoppers un pos session as the game ended Tum Corsunu was lost for the season as a knee unuury took hum out of the game un the thurd quarter It was Mutchell and Goodwun all the way behind the strong play of the lune that gave the Hulltoppers thus 7 to O vuctory Whute Matheny and Lutz were agaun outstandung The Gold and Blue met the Elkuns Tugers at home for theur last clash before the Vuc tory game The Hutemen turned on the power to trounce the vusutors 35 to O Punky Goodwun and Frank Lowther broke loose for two touchdowns apuece as Bob Lutz scored eleven pounts wuth one touchdown and fuve placements un fuve attempts The W I lune led by Ross Whute Bob Lutz Bob Matheny and the Oluker twuns agaun held the opposutuon scoreless guvung a prevue of what they were buuldung up for theur crosstown ruvals Victory The Hutemen were wuthout an opponent the week end after the Elkuns contest but the squad worked dauly un preparatuon for ples were gettung back unto shape and defensive and offensuve patterns were per fected for the season funale The only dark moment was an unuury to Bob Lutz Lutz had been unuured so severely that he was used un the last game only to kuck the extra pounts Ironucally Lutz s un uury was receuved durung the week end playung wuth some boys The bug game the Vuctory game came wuth a brught sun greeting the large crowd that turned out as Coach Clay B Hute was also celebrating the end of his thurtueth year as football mentor at W I wuth one of hus better clubs On the furst play after the kuckoff El mer Mutchell came around on a reverse behind perfect blockung and dashed suxty yards to score standung up Dan Olukers blockung on the Iune and the downfueld blocking of Lowther Whute Wood and Muke Beto stood out on thus play Duck Wood a guard was un Lutz s posutuon Wuth a lune that held command of every sutuatuon and a backfueld that would not be stopped the Hutemen rolled to another vuctory 34 to 0 Goodwun Matheny Whute and the Oluker twuns were outstandung as were Mutchell and Frank Lowther Every man un unuform got unto the game which was the last un Gold and Blue for Co captaun Ross Whute Co Captaun Elmer Mutchell Bob Matheny Dan and Duck Oluker Duck Wood John Cooper Frank Lowther Dave Saucer and Jack Holt It was a uubulant W l squad that car rued Coaches Hute and Orme off the fueld on theur shoulders un trubute to these two men The wun evened the serues between W I and Vuctory wuth twelve for each school and fuve tue games A bruef resume of the season showed seven vuctorues and two defeats The de feats came from the hands of undefeated clubs Parkersburg the state champuon and Shunnston whuch ranked thurd un the state and furst un the Bug Ten The season was successful because of the fune Ieadershup of the captauns and the When the annual football banquet was guven by the Football Mothers Club thurty two monograms were awarded twenty nune to the Iettermen two to the senuor man agers Sam Oluveruo and Howard Jordan and one to senuor cheerleader Roger Hudkuns The senuor Iettermen were Ross Whute Elmer Mutchell Bob Matheny Duck Wood John Cooper Dave Saucer Duck Oluker Dan Oluker Tum Corsunu Frank Lowther and Jack Holt Other Iettermen were Bob Huller Dave Hawkuns Sal Vespount Bob Harruson Muke Beto Jum laconus JumJor1es Horace Man dervulle Alcl n Humeston Bob Johnson Lohr Jackson Gulbert Goodwun Bob Lutz Bob Beto Bob Somers Dan Davus Ronald Talkungton and Wulluam Kuddy Sophomore and uunuor managers Jim Atkunson and Dennus Kurby along wuth sophomore and uunuor cheerleaders Sue Dodds and Julua Jackson receuved sux unch monograms . - . . . . - I . ' ' I I I 4 . . D . . I ' 1 A A - . . I h . . . . I . I I I I A . . I I I . ' I I ' I I v . I , D I . 1 1 - ' I I I I T ' 1 - I 1 the Armistice Day clash with Victory. Crip- C0-0Pe 0fI0 l Of The SQUUCI membefs- . . I - . , . - I . . , I - . F I . . . , . ' . . . - I . . I ' I I I D i E 1 I I I I I - I I I . . . . I ' ' I I I - 1 1 1 ' h I I - I 'e I 1 I I I I I I A I I I . . I ' . I . . I ' . . , . , I . I I I I . , . .I . . . I . 1 1 ' 1 ' Reserve Basketball 1951 Flnrshlng wlth an eleven won and four lost record the Washington lrvlng Reserves enloyed a successful season under Coach Earl Orme Of the twelve boys who comprnsed the squad seven were sophomores and fave were freshmen Those who received letters were Tom Ferguson Danny DeMaruno Bob Johnson Vnrgul Hnghland Alden Humeston Robert Grnffuth Dan Davrs Ronald Talknngton James Iaconls Tom Myers Lohr Jackson and James Barr SEASON RECORD Washnngton Washungton Washington Washmgton Washnngton Washington Washington Washlngton Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washungton lrvlng lrvlng lrvlng Irving lrvlng lrvlng lrvlng lrvlng lrvlng lrvlng lrvlng lrvlng lrvlng lrvlng 19501951 Buckhannon Morgantown Grafton Rooselvelt Wulson Elkins HI Y Buckhannon Grafton Roosevelt Wnlson Morgantown East Fairmont Elkins Shlnnston East Fairmont I ' . ' ' 34 ' ' 44 ' ' 29 Washington Irving 35 Shinnston . . 20 w . . . 23 . . . 48 .- ' ' 48 ' ' 33 . . 37 - . ' ' 52 . . 35 , . . 30 . . . 46 . fi! .I XII . qv. ,, 1 V' Basketball I 951 Wlth only three men returning from a squad of twelve men Coach Clay B Hate brought a green cage crew unto second place In the Bug Ten The club won nlne and lost fuve ln the loop and had the satus factlon of having turned back three of the eight teams In the state that won theur way to the fnnal state tournament Vuctory Morgantown and Grafton The Hltemen held twin vlctorles over Morgantown and Victory and a 56 to 30 wan over Grafton The Gold and Blue came a long way after the season got under way The Top played two by one paunt one game by two pomts and one game by sux ponnts yet thus some club went on to wnn enght out of the last eleven games The Hulltoppers opened the season against a taller veteran club from Buck hannon The lack of height In thas game was to prove a deflnute handucap all through the season as all opponents of the Gold and Blue had the edge an thas depart ment Trallung 25 to 24 at the half the Hate men came back strong ln the thurd penod to outscore the Buck Ups l4 to 9 and was out un front 38 to 34 at the start of the fourth quarter However the Buck Ups pulled up even and wlth less than one mmute left Thomas scored on a hookshot whlch put the Upshur lads ahead at the flnal gun 49 to 48 Jack Swisher and John Lynch led the scorung with fourteen and fifteen points respectnvely Traveling to Morgantown the next day for theur second Bug Ten game nn as many outungs the Hutemen staged a bug thlrd period rally whlch saw Dave Haw kms shootnng set shots from out front wnth Chauncey Rush scorlng an close Thls twenty to elght scoring spree overcame 0 and put the Hutemen ahead for the rest of the game The flnal score was 53 to 47 John Lynch and Dave Hawkins led the scormg wnth twelve and ten ponnts Al though Jack Swlsher scored only elght ponnts he held Ralston Morgantown s giant center to a meager fuve markers W I took to the road agaun thus tame agaunst the veteran Grafton Bearcats A bottle took place from the openmg whistle but the Cats pucked up a sux pount lead nn the second quarter and were never headed as the Gold and Blue lost another one from the foul Ime as had been the case agamst Buckhannon The Httemen were led an the sconng column by Swusher pers' lost four out of the first five games 29 to 23 lead of the Morgantown lads wlth tnfteen palnts and Lynch wlth twel e Next the Hllltoppers engaged a strong Shunnston club at the Carmichael Th fnrst two and one halt quarters were slow ones for the l-lltemen but they came hack with twenty one points In the fourth quar ter to tue up the game only to lose bf a one polnt lead as the result of a Shnnnston fneld goal The flnal score Shunnston 45 W l 44 CoCapta1ns Chauncey Rush and John as Jack Swisher was garnenng ten Roosevelt Wllson l-'lllltopper cross clty ruval moved Into the Carmuchael to rneet the Toppers The Gold and Blue had a tour ponnt lead wnth thnrty seconds to ao but when two passes were lntercepted tne regulatlon game ended wuth the score tled 50 to 5O ln the overtvme the Hntemen gathered two quick pounts only to see R W score two fneld goals and take the game Lynch wlth twenty one points and Swnsher wnth eleven played outstandung games Turnung back the Elklns Tlgers at El klns the Hutemen grabbed a 25 to l2 lead at the half and held off the Tlgers an the second half to plck up another Bug Ten vnctory 49 to 43 Meetung thelr second and oldest clty rivals the Vlctory Eagles the next Frnday January 26 the Gold and Blue won a hard fought contest 5O to 44 the Issue was never ln doubt as the l-lltemen led all the way one at Buckhannon with the game belng nlp and tuck all the way untnl the last mlnute when the l-lltemen couldnt buy a bucket The shootlng average of the Hull toppers reached a new low as time after tnme the ball was worked un under the bucket only to see the shot msssed Lynch Swlsher and Rush hut the double duguts as the Toppers went down ol to 54 Totnng a three and three record an the loop the Hltemen went to work on the strong Grafton Bearcats to wln easlly 56 to 30 ln thus game Bob McCarty was SWISHER RUSH LYNCH . X . . . Lynch led the scoring with eleven points The Gold and Blue lost another tough Basketball moved to Lynch s forward spot wlth Lynch gomg back to guard Co Coptaun Lynch was changed because of hrs abuluty to hut from the outsude and his fune defenslve PGY The change helped the Gold and Blue as McCarty Swisher and Rush all scored rn the double fngures whsle Bob Lutz played has usual good defensuve game On February 6 the Hutemen met the Prexles on the R W floor and led all the way untll mldway In the fourth quarter when the Presldents went out ahead to wun 53 to 45 Jack Swlsher went out of thus game after two munutes of the thurd quar ter had been played McCarty went out at the start of the fourth quarter but was stlll out front In the scorlng with Lynch and Co Captaun Rush Home at the Carmichael W l agaln took the measure of the Red and Blue of Morgantown 52 to 48 With Lynch Swisher and McCarty all playing a fine brand of offensive ball the game was never nn doubt to take the Bees for Bug Ten vnctory number sux Co Captaln Chauncey Rush led the scoring un thus game for the fnrst tame during the season as he plcked up twenty four with McCarty netting eleven The fnnal score W l 69 Falrmont East 61 Wrth Elkins vlsltlng the Hllltoppers on February l6 our lads pumped out to a 40 l8 lead at half tnme only to see Elkuns stay back un a tlght zone defense the sec ond half refusing to play ball The Hatemen had a lead and held the ball as a result only fuve pornts were scored one by the Gold and Blue and four by Elkins The 4122 victory gave the Hnlltoppers thelr I seventh wan an the loop Comlng back the followlng nught agalnst Vnctory Rush Lynch and Swlsher packed the offensive punch to turn back the Eagles 56 to 52 Although Victory was supposed to have the team ln the valley thus year wath flve regulars returnnng the Hutemen set them back In both games Meetnng Shlnnston at the Carmichael the Hulltoppers put on another terrlfuc rally to tue up the game only to see the Spar tans score two qunck goals un the last mm ute of play to wan 56 to 52 Agaun rt was Lynch and Swusher who led the scorung The Gold and Blue closed the regular season against the Faurmont Bees at home and had llttle trouble nn pullung away to wun thus one 66 to 43 The Hltemen had a bug third perlod to rack up twenty four pornts In wlnnlng Bug Ten victory num ber nune and second place ln the confer ence Swisher picked up sixteen points with Lynch and Rush gatherung fufteen and McCarty eleven Golng unto the sectional tournament command of the game all the way wlth a lead of from two to fnve ponnts but In the fourth quarter the Prexles tled up the game and from then on It was nup and tuck The Gold and Blue had a one polnt lead wuth twelve seconds to go when R W stole the ball and made a bucket that put them out nn front by one pount when the gun went off McCarty Rush and Swisher were picked on the tournament team Ending their playnng days I0 the Gold and Blue colors were Jack Swisher and Co Captauns John Lynch and Chauncey Rush Returnnng from thus years squad wnll be Bob McCarty Herbert Cottrnll Joe AAQ-cmel-Bob Lutz Gslbert Goodwun DF' Hawkuns Jam Bermetl, Sal Vesponnt and Dennus Kurby These twelve boys who made up the squad receuved letters as dad Rodger Hud lflns head cheerleader and Sam Ollverlo head manager , . . . . . . I - . . I I I . l . ' I I I D I I I I I - - - - - - - Il - 11 - - , . . I - - 1 - - ' I I ' ' The Hifernen moved Over fo Fgirnqonf CIQOlI'1Sf the l llfeIT1eF1 Seemed to have 11 - 11 - ' , A - V . . 2 . 4 I . . I ' ' I I , 1 1 I . . . - I . ' ' I 1 . ' A I I R Q l , , . h I 1 YW- I f C I ' fy Lg.. ' . . . ' . . T I I I fa? Yi 'Q gui BRANNON JOAN MORRIS 75. rl DAWN PALMER sf' '1' 3 ALICE SELBY NANCY CARSKADON Class HlSt0l1',f On that fateful day of September 7 1947 we the new freshman class wearsly clsmbed the mountasn to Washsngton lrv sng Thss may sound exaggerated but we have worn that mountasn down to a hsll dursng these past four years To look at us now you would never belseve that we the class of 51 could have been overcome by the halls and room numbers' But we were However after a few months of gapsng and starsng and after havsng learned that those muscles on the upper classmen were real ll stsll remember those paddlesll we began to feel more at home When football season came around we elected Ann Wslson our cheerleader Even though we were offscsally underclass men we were proud to represent the freshman class at the games and pep meet sngs Basketball season took up most of our tsme from January to Marc and although we dsdn t wsn at Morganto n we dsd have un Q When school started sn September 1948 we were sophomores Now we could walk up the front steps sn spste of the stern glances from upperclassmen The bsg news of that fall season was that we beat the Bsg Reds 13 7 at Parkersburg We yelled stamped our feet and almost dsed of ner vous tensson but sn spste of that stsll had plenty of energy to have a good tsme com sng back on the trasn Football season ended holsdays began exams came and headaches followed On January 25 we recesved our report cards bad news We went to the Morgantown Tournaments but were defeated sn our sec ond game more bad news When school began September 5 1949 we were really upperclassmen much hsgher than the sophomore and just a lsttle lower than the sensors Agasn we attended the football and basketball games but thss tame we stayed home from Morgantown Hs Y Be Square chapel presented a gay 90s program and Cus Bono? showed us how crsmanals were punsshed sn ancsent Rome We recesved our yearbooks sn May and raced around the halls wsth our foun tasn pens drsppsng On May 23 the Junsor Sensor Prom the event whsch all of us had looked forward to the entsre sunsor year was held at the Masonsc Temple We were proud that our annual statsonery sale f nanced thss event Commencement over we once agasn sasd goodbye to a fsne group of sensors As we ascended the front steps of W l the followsng September 5 we were proud for thss tsme WE were the sensors At the seasons fsrst pep meetsng we yelled so hard that the walls shook-almost A usual Mr Cubbon was present at thss and almost every other pep meetsng as well as at most of our games ln the absence of Ann Wslson Roger Hudksns took over as sensor cheerleader The end of football season our annual magazsne sale Chrsstmas holsdays and fsrst semester exams came wsth startlsng rapsdsty Basketball season came and went headlong snto sensor actsvstses We had Sensor Sksp day Sensor Chapel and Sensor dsnner We were a lsttle dszzy after these but the Prom was next and two days later the annual sermon at the Fsrst Methodsst Church They all went so fast the sensor actsvstses the sensor year and even our four years at Washsngton lrvsng Ssttsng on the stage for the last tsme we were proud perhaps we were a lsttle sad too as we realszed that our hsgh school days were over and that we were startsng on that dsffscult and uncertasn road whsch leads to the future We also realszed per haps a lsttle late what our teachers had trsed to show us what they had done for us and what advantages our educatson would gsve us So as we the Class of 51 leave the portals of Washsngton lrvsng and sosn the graduatson classes of the past we gave to you the Class of 52 the grand and glors ous posstson of sensors at W I I I I I I ' I I A 1 1 I ' 1 I ' I ' I I 1 I ' I ' ii I I I . ' ' 1 1 , . I . 1 I 1 - Q . s - - 11 ' - I ' I II I I I . I . I 1 - I . ' 1 ' ' 1 1 f . 4 .. ' 1 1 and before we knew it, we were rushing ' . . I . I . . . I I J , 1 ' , 1 1 I l I I I . D I ' ' I l 1 I U I . . I ,- . I . I ' I I 1 1 1 ' , 1 I . ' I I I I . , I , - - I I , , . . . . 1 ' - - I 'Q 'H f'Q 'g-rv:-. r if X F, Mfg. AW' Q14 -llwgn A Wim' S s x ,o 6' W,,, W x wie , 1 f Q - -I lg, 4'e fv 93, A nI A Q., Q 1 S Semor Calendar Sept 5 Draggung our balls and chauns we entered the pruson doors for nune months of hard labor Sept 6 Thus year s freshmen are too smart they won t buy any tuckets for the swum mung pool ept 7 Wuth Roger Hud kuns as the new Senuor Cheerleader the furst pep meetung went over wuth a bang Sept 8 Furst Chapel X lasted fufteen mun utes just enough to take a few munutes from each peruod Set I2 Class eec tuons Our leaders -1 Ross Whute Nancy Carskadon Murma Day and Nancy Campbell James Goots and Chauncey Rush Muss Swuger and Mr Dumure are our Sponsors and our class colors blue and sulver Sept 21 Selectuon of class rungs tough decusuon Oct 6 Fuve pruncesses chosen for the year Joan Morrus Nancy Carskadon Sue Brannon Aluce Selby and Dawn Palmer 'ed Oct 6 Parkersburg game The traun rude was loads of fun but we lost to Parkers burg 25 to O Oct 9 to 23 Magazune Campaugn wuth a profut of S987 My foot stull hurts from stuckung ut un doors Mr Duckworths group won Oct ll Rung measurements Someone ac tually weors a suze three N v ll We have met the enemy and they are ours We beat Vuctory 34 to O Nov I4 The Thespuans presented Come Raun or Shune Nov l5 Twenty fuve senuors elected to compete for the S50 class scholarshup Nov l6 Thus us the nught our parents meet the teachers so l dont go out of the house for a month Nov 2l All the football boys are dressed to teeth Why? Well for the football banquet of course Nov 22 Rungs arruve even though a luttle loose they feel wonderful Nov 23 Thanksguv gg!-'eg turkey and sleep' if XX Nov 24 We were X blest wuth the worst snow storm thus sectuon has wut nessed un 57 years No school tull the twenty nunth N 'V ,-NY N, 2-5 l' Nov 29 Very few showed up for classes Maybe ut s because the ceulung us fallung down Dec 4 Cap and Gown measurements Do you mean lm that tall? fThey re blue thus year l Dec 7 Hu Y Be Square Chapel One bug hularuous tume Dec 9 Senuor boys take N R OTC tests O ? l ' . , fm., V - T . A - IHXJA Auf - ' u fy . ,, s H.. I- 5 uqug J ll . b H . Vg A 1 V l , ' ' ' ' ' , A Y Ts fifu . A t X ' if . . , X f ' , . ' A . f S u . l -' 1 I - l ' I , - . . S T M for The .Ye0 Ofe Q , ' ..f1 ing! Hooray for the J ' 2- ' 22- - T, ' ' 5 Q A -. . 4 , 9' + ,tg-T. ' y ' I 1 ' T -'J l'TPTJ . . I l - 4 MCM- - ' . u t u ,Q - - . Q . . D. I luis . . .... . . Q , I ul A! l U' .A M 'ii ' u u s. ' ' Qzfgfgll V Sensor Calendar Z' Z.-. Rua 59 Dec ll Sensor Skatsng Par ty Werent the Olskers a scream Dec 2l to Jan 5 Merry Chrsstmas an Happy New Year CWe all studsedl Jan 3 The welcome mat greets us Teach ers made no comment about how hard we studsed over the holsdays Maybe st wasn t notsceable Jan l7 to 20 We burn the msdnsght osl Exams Here s hopsng the crammsng works 'I' X SSM St' ns- Qgs Q10 Jan 22 Fmd out the results Its fortunate some teachers gsve reexams and reexams and reexams Jan 28 Sensors grsnd brasns for the Wes leyan Exam ,lan 30 Chemsstry lab caught on tsre three fsremen here' lHere s my chance'l Feb 3 Alsce Selby wsns the S50 Scholarshsp Exam ' T Feb 7 Henrsetta the Esghth ss presented Feb 9 Sensor ratsngs announced Lesla Lopen Valedsctorsan and Jsll Garvsn Salutatorsan What happened to the boys? Feb I4 Cupsd came around today but he msssed me Feb l5 Joan Morrss was selected as Queen of the Follses of l95l Feb l7 Someone robbed the school of S2 but they dsdn t catch me Feb l9 Got our personal cards Maybe l ll graduate after all March lO Today we took our College Entrance Exams 6 'fl March 23 Everyone ss looksng scrumptsous sn X hss Easter fsnery March 26 to 30 Youth X Week The ksds took over the csty for a day Wheel Aprsl l No more school for sensors ha' Aprsl Fool Aprsl ll All State Chorus meets here Hand me the atomszer please dertul performance due t hard work of Msss Bauer and cast May 22 Sensor Chapel Each one contrsbuted hss part to present the best chapel ever May 24 The food was dels csous a good tsme was had all The Junsors dd a swell sob on the prom Many thanks May 27 Dr Ksbler pre pared us for the year to come annual ser mon at the Methodsst Church May 28 Wsth a tear sn each eye we recesved our dsplomas Thomas E Ennss was our speaker May 29 The last day as a Sensor at W I Report cards ssgnsng of Memosrs last msnute farewells to underclassmen and teachers whose snspsratsons wsll be wsth us as we go out to face the world 0 ,f 1 , A Q5 on . b , , if s ll A A S s mfg? 'Y . 4 I . I T I A T ' , F T ff ? A ffl . , . s b Cs A I h l . . . y? l ltlsl V. l ' . ' f - ' Q ' . 1 v ,Ax ' . ' ' - hal l l P T S T on 2 f ' ,fig gs May 3, Senior Class Play. Won- ' Yagi-:k . O 4- 7 by V. ' i V 5 . , I - A . ' ' - r g , A - - I e- 'N' l ' -. Dr. C lever Joanne Brown Lucky Wantman Floyd A gale Peggy Swnger S hort Dan Ollker S peedy Joanne Haynes O pen mnnded June Bland F ormal Opal Drummond rlendly Wanda Moreland I mportant Jack Bennett amous Jean Greer IH Marne Heflln Y outhful Marcelnne Morrison rlglnal Phyllis Hughes lghthawk Betty Ingram Excltlng Sue Frashure D!D YOU EVER SEE Chloe Ann Evans alone? Lael Rexroad mlsspell a word? DeLoryes Hathaway without a touch f green? She must be lnsh Bob Brnnkley wuthout a plpe? Don Hawknns without a gurl? Rusty Sloan without an Idea and a devul :sh grln? Betty Harbert excited? John Lynch wnthout Jack Swisher? Ross Whvte without hls peep? Nancy Crnss wnthout a smile and a friendly word? Tom Campbell when he wasnt nucely dressed? Lorna Hyman when she wasnt laughlng? Judy Mnchle wnthout her statnon wagon? DON T YOU THINK Geraldine Flannery and Pauline Murphy look cute wxth bangs? Helen Wagner IS always friendly? Doris Alexanders rosy cheeks are pretty? Barbara Gruffuth has a pretty camplexuon? Flora Belcastro and Vnrgunna Paletta have bright eyes? Mary Lee Snegrust would be a star pupil nn home economucs? Betty Duncan IS full of energy? James Goats was a good Sensor Class treasurer? DO YOU REMEMBER Alexander Osbornes speeches for Mnss Bauer? When Sarah Rector worked so hard ln, typnng class? Jean Betler s broken leg? When Tank Bennunger came to all the basketball games? When Bob Cotter was always late to class? Patty Talberts wuttncusms an journalusm class? When Leanna Livingston was a band sponsor? When Joan Vengrln was presndent of the Freshman Dramatic Club? When Bull Of-Xndrea played an the band? When Jack Holt played football? Jnmmy Starkey In Spanush class? When Jack Welch was Presndent of Na tnonal Honor Society? When Richard Whnsner played basketball or the Hn Y? When Elmer Mitchell was Co captain of the football team? When Leo McWllluams was on the stage Jnll Garvnn when she wasnt busy? crew? F H fggri I A . ' . F .........,. ' , T' Y --A--A----- J ' , ee- E A Frank Oliverio's trumpet solos were terrific? O . . ------- . N ' ...... ' O 1 11 ' 4 A 11 - - A f '- , .xx vi 9164 N PQ x9 it LA x 126607 0? N MMV 49 'Q Pl NKY House xp- v lo, E PATTY E ' LD SWT E W ff r X hr fd ARY Uwe Bsnmzgmgg f r AROL nf' YR9 M gg- .x 'I AY JJ ff fl v'?'55F'Fa0ag HARY-E DAWN Q .PAUAE-R xib'-gaflnd M Jn. K H 1 1 J i X I X '. A 241' 4' A - , 1 l ' f Q , - f f A fa4 V -. . . '1. -- X ' 9 ' f ' A , 1 E K-. y v a I -I xx! N '- ' -1. 0 ' , 9 h . V l, A I' ---'J'- ls H 'I JF, N ' -, nn CMJ. :- 'A AN , ' T .iff . '-YIM 1: '-- k ' K 5. ini-:I v Q, ,L 0 1 I 1- 'fm - . . . . 1 ' , 1 ' , . f ff' f J., 'ff I , f I I .E .L 1 .Ji v I I . , ' 3, .- . rg exif. 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M 1 N , A W z , I I ' is , Q f f ar ms 'lv' 7, f Er Class Prophecy About a month ago several members of the Memoars Staff who had become much concerned about thear future and that of thear classmates made a journey back through tame to vasat the Oracle of Delpha who, as all Washangton lrvang students know has the power to see anto the future To ansure accuracy the Staff took along stenographers who recorded the words of the ancaent Oracle The weard woman gazed anto her crystal ball and an a shrall cacklang voace spoke these words I see that the teachang professaon wall be Increased an numbers by some members of your allustraous class Ray Garrett Alace Kabler Joan Hollot Joan Morras and Sue Smath wall Instruct the youth of the land Bob Baltzley Davad Bates Lawrence Kanney Ted Moore and John Stephenson wall be among the leaders of the andustraal world an the faeld of automotave enganeer ang and through thear efforts man may soon cruase at wall among the planets Beatrace Henlane and Bertha Reger wall do the work they had planned massaon heal souls so others wall enter the medacal professaon and heal bodaes Bob Davas and Larry Heam wall become dentasts whale Arnold Strother wall gaan fame as a doctor Helen Costlow Suzanne Routa and Jean Stackpole wall excel as nurses and Vargal Wagner wall wan acclaam an has type of surgery tree surgery The Class of l95l wrll enrach the musa cal world wath the contrabutaons of Cleve Chrastae Roosevelt Jenkans Joe Maaocco Janet Harper and Norma Patts Others who wall wan renown an the entertaanment world are Leala Lopen who wall dance an the Ballet Russe and Lloyd Landas and Sue Brannon whose names wall shane on the great Whate Way because of thear dramatac success Jack Darnall and Patty Snyder wall become successful televasaon comedaans ln the busaness world we shall see Nancy Carskadon startang her career as an offace manager of Macy s wath two of her assastants Jeanae Bennett and Irene Davas Dave Thompson wall make a fortune sellang toy aarplanes Scott wall own a fashaon center and ally Ruc er a aew elry shop whale Leanna Lavangstone wall sell tackets to the Metropolatan Museum Ball Cox wall become a vendor Pop corn' Peanuts' these are has favorate words Tam Corsana wall make a fortune as a baby satter as he entertaans has charges wath Stan Kenton records The crystal shows Sharley Sakorq, as Mass Personalaty of l958 whale Sonny Jordan Roger Hudkans and Dack Olaker wall compete for the tatle ot Casanova Tourang the contanent of Europe wall be Evelyn Cabo who seems to converse easaly wath the nataves of Spaan and Nancy Campbell who wall manage a travel bureau Another traveler as J B Walfong who wall become ambassador to the U S S R At a sportsmans outang clearly re vealed an the crystal Duke Ellas now a Tame and Lafe photographer wall snap the wanner of the bowlang contest Jam Baaley and Roban Barnett and Ball Phallaps who are startang on a long huntang trap Some members of the class who wall Charles Judy who wall own all the news papers Maurace DeVallaere who wall buald a new raalway stataon an the Arcade Louas Deason who wall be the town s only vetera naraan Frank Lowther owner of a servace stataon Alace Selby the emanent pharma cast who wall be an charge of the poason department of her fathers store Sam Olaverao manager of the Clarksburg Cubs pennant wanners an l97O and Buddy Clay ton offacaal navy recruater Louase Musgrave and Loas Kanley wall establash themselves an Greenwach Vallage as artasts wath Jerome Baesdzad as thear head bookkeeper and Levetta Clark as chaef secretary At thas poant the crystal ball clouded and we could see no more The ancaent Oracle explaaned that the orb could be used for only faarly short peraods of tame and that we would have to return af we were not satasfaed wath what we had learned However beang content wath the prophecaes already obtaaned the Memoars Staff returned to the beloved halls of W I Ieavang the ancaent lady to her musangs I I ll - - ll - ' 11 - - - - . I . , - ' 11 - - ' ' I . . TTT I .AT S . I - , . I ,, M . . . H A . . . . . I I ' I l . I I I . II ' ,.,, I I ' 11 1 - I I I ' ' I ' . . . . . - I . I . ' . S I I I . I I . I . A I ,, . . . J ' I ' T ' ' ll ' work in their respective churchesg as these become prominent in their heme few,-, ere . ' . . , I l ' . . ' I . . , . . Q I g - . ' ' . . D I Y I U . . . . ' . . I D . I . ' 1 . I V I H ' ' '- 1 1 . . . X - . . . . I l I I I ' H . . . . . . I - I . I ' ' - 11 I . . . A . . A V I 11 - . . . A I I 1 I - . . . . I . D. I . . . 4 . . I . ! . - , , I .I I 1 ' - yr' an Q 5- E611 If 1, iulograplzs JJ ,i . Q' 11 Class On thus the twenty fufth day of May the year of our Lord nuneteen hundred and fufty one we the Senuor Class of Washung ton lrvung Hugh School do solemnly declare thus our Last Wull and Testament Beung of sound murud and good untent we guve to those whom we leave behund un the hallowed halls of Washungton lrvung our gratutude thoughts and the pruvuleges whuch have been our herutage Furst and foremost we herewuth be queath to our beloved and long sufferung faculty our gratutude admuratuon and sun cere thanks for theur devoted guudance through these sacred halls of learnung Second to the Class of l952 whuch wull soon undertake the pruvuleges and dutues whuch are ours we leave not only dugnuty and prestuge but also the umportant re sponsubuluty of upholdung the hugh stand ards of Washungton lrvung Hugh School To the Junuor and Sophomore Classes we bequeath the brulluance and the self confudence that were ours at that tender age To the Freshman Class whose tumuduty and respect toward us have flattered our vonuty we bequeath as our predecessors have un the past the pruvuleges of stand ung on the front steps and suttung on the maun floor un chapel We leave to Mr Palmer a generous tube of Unguentune for burns and a new fure extunguusher We solemnly bequeath to our sponsors Muss Swuger and Mr Dumure a large sup Wull ply of pullows to dustrubute at future Senuor skatung partues To Mr Gudekunst we leave a paur of Super Duper roller skates un order that he may pace the floor wuth more ease We bequeath to Muss Bauer a super atomuc lughtung system and a revolvung stage for her future Thespuan plays To Muss Albrught we leave Cucero and Caesar whom we fear we frustrated and annoyed un our feeble attempts to Venu Vudu Vucu and our everlastung thanks for her fruendly understandung and good natured tolerance of our many shortcom ungs we leave a bottle of haur restorer and a carton of multu colored chalk for hus black boards We leave to Mr Dumure and hus buology classes fuve truckloads of puckled worms to dussect To Muss Bauley we leave a large bottle of Hadacol to counteract the effects of puttung out thus yearbook We bequeath to Muss Yoak a fulung cabu net so that she wull be able to keep track of her papers Lastly we hereby make and ordaun our worthy pruncupal Kenneth Cubbon to be sole executor of thus our Last Wull and Testament and we do hereby declare any other former testament or wull to be null and voud Thus legal document has been wutnessed and approved by the followung Sugned Aluce Kubler . , -. I in , . . . , . - I l ' D - I . I . I . I I I f I - - ll - 1 I - , . . ,,, . A . . . I I I 1 I - ' ' , 3 ' ' To Mr. Frederick, with all due respect, I l U- D - I - I . . . . , , l - I V I I ' Q I A u tographs CONGRATULATIGNS YATES Sc FRUSH OPTICIANS TO THE 25 B CLASS or 1951 fllartm S Boolerle Wh ee tes 1' Complete Optical Laboratory Ph 2 8891 Room 3 Goff uilding I e ave a complete s l ctuon ot all the latest syl in frames and moantmgs, Broken t lenses duplicated, frames ree ki- paired San Glasses made o your prescriptuon. We have our own I 9 O I one - COMPUMENTS CONGRATULATIONS Q, I 11 A l 'J 1 Ai The SenIor Class of 51 STEWARTS CLEANERS FROM 330 Traders Avenue 507 Monhcello Avenue 1606 W Plke St 132 Mam St Brldgeport sherwln wllharns Palnt store 111 South Second Street Probst 81 Strosnlder COMPUMENT5 Assucv For All Your Insurance Needs ALI-MAN BROTHERS Lfe I-lospltal Health 8- Acc dent Fancy Grocenes Fm Amo Ob'e Meats and Produce Rooms 3 and 4 Ritz Theater Bldg Telephone 4 5671 WHAT TO GIVE YOUR DAUGHTER IN 1951 The busmess world IS now a woman s paradnse The demand for stenog raphers secretarues bookkeepers accountants and all types of offlce help IS the greatest of all tnme BUSINESS TRAINING MEANS INDEPENDENCE The best Insurance polncy your daughter can have IS a busnness educatIon lt means fInancIal Independence no matter what may befall her Busuness Tralnlng not only provudes Immediate employment but also assures future securlty SUMMER TERM BEGINS JUNE 11 1951 FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 10, 1951 Now IS the tlrne to start your daughter on the road to happnness securlty and Independence through modern busmess tralnlng Wrlte or telephone 2 981 I for complete Infarmahon or come In at any tlme for a personal Intervnew and a trlp throuah our modern school FREE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE T B CaIn Presldent IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIISII IIIIIIEIL D I. - f TO f Of ' l' J LW gm .. . . , , r' OF y . II' O I - ' . I - i - rn 'l CLARKSBURG, W. VA. PHONE 2-1141 236 Milford Street Clarksburg, W. Va. A If L if I Hammont 81 Harper Restaurant GOOD FOOD FOR GOOD HEALTH 228 W. P'ke St eet CLARKSBURG WEST VIRGINIA B LA N D' S DRUG STORE Hongalf Of W, I. Students COMPLIMENTS O UMA' DELTA IOTA DELTA GOMPLIMENTS LAMBDA SORORITY GET YOUR EMALLFOR THE PROM from VICTORIA BRIDAL SHOP S Lo e e PHONE 2 9701 210 S Second St Cla ksb g W V YOUR FLOWERS FOR THAT GIRL FOR THE W I DANCE OF COURSE WILL COME FROM 440 WEST PIKE STREET t o Rob G o CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 51 Groduatuon Class THE CURiN SHOP 426 W Ma Sl' eef Telepho e 4 6II'I . 0 l r , OF OF rf, ' . , Q ' , A A X I 1,0 . C ' 'fi K' o Mr , uro G. Ev r tt, Owner V 'p W E B E R ' S . . r ur , . a. Nex f mson r nd . 'fv ., . l ' ' ' . ' . in r n - Commencement Announcements ond Cords Closs Rlngs ond Emblems Engraved Weddmg Stotlonery Newest Booklet Diplomas Cops ond Gowns Medols ond Trophies Engroved ond Printed Letferheods ond Envelopes MERRELLS INC 'Ill 'll5 Second Street Telepho e 3 0'I2l Cla ksburg W Va HEL INSURANCE AGENCY LIFE HEALTH ACCIDENT AND HOSPITALIZATION 429 EMPIRE BANK BUILDING BURI. TI-IORPE CO loo E Ma steer QUALITY DRY CLEANING SERVICE e Co ce f o CASH AND CARRY Closs Rng Ho se IIINKLE Bnorusns me IIlrrIcIe Type Glass House Machinery Bullders of Specual Machlnery Contractors Equrpment Repamng Oll Well Equipment and Supplies Prpe Threadmg Vg to 'I0 mches Wood and Steel Tanks Steel Fabricators Forgmgs Welding ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIAL AND MINING REPAIRS SERVICE AND REWINDING MACHINE AND TOOL WORK Tuna Street, Clarksburg, W Va Dual 3 I'I3'I . . . in r I 0 0 - n , r , . . 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Virginia Coleman O D 510 U B k g D I4 7 7l COMPLIMENTS WELLS HAYMAKER COMPANY Madison Mines Greenhouse LET THE MINES FAMILY SERVE YOU HM Mg MC TELEPHONE 4 6841 5 Mu 4 s 9 w 48 f Of Cur Regular Employees Have 20 Years Or More Of Service With HOPE NATURAL GAS COMPANY steady and peaceful progress of Indus try in West Virginia. P H 2 - 2 3 'l 'I owl' Sfote's Largest Bond-Instrument Dealer V H y C, P I O Dr ' ' ' . , . . ' ' ' ' ' nion an Bld . ia - 2 Flowers for All Occasions OF . V lerio . ines, Bud Mines, Jim Mines or oref . rlss 12 i or f. Cl ksbur , . Va. 00 Q C 'A' Y 'A' 'k ' U I 0 I GET YOUR VITAMINS THE NATURAL WAY GI' FRESH FRUITS an VEGETABLES Every Day SHINGLETON BROTHERS WHOLESALE THE OLD FASHIONED KIND S815 Chevrolet Company SALES 8- SERVICE AMERICAS 1951 LEADER 46304 929 W Pk S Harold A. Darnall A P INSURANCE CONTRACTS AND BONDS HARTLAND PLANING MILL COMPANY Clarksburg, W. Va. o o o E d I A o O O O D' I Clarksburg - . i e . fl 'V ,A x f . 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