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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1952 volume:

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All these in our MEMOIRS To review as time goes by The spirit of our class The gossip in the hallg And our years at W, l. - ,Q i .5fn.n,-L' KN YEW Miss Pearl Custer Dedication To Miss Custer, who has proved herself stondsng, we, The Closs of 1952, os 0 token 0 Ioyol friend to us oll ond who nos been of our oppreclotuon, dedicate thus volume unsporung sn her guidance ond under of our MEMOIRS IH-Q - , fl? f X I Mrs Howard Mr Follo Senior Class Sponsors With her frnendly spurut ond guft for see :ng the humorous slde ot o sltuotson Mrs yeor We sholl olwoys remember her for her knndness ond cheerful outlook ond for the modesty wlth whlch she hos cor rled out th monltold dutles of o closs sponsor Mr Folio whnle Oldlng us In the OCfIV ltles of our senlor yeor hos exemplufled the some spurut of co operotuon ond good sportsmonshup whuch he hos stressed to hrs boys nn thus has first yeor os cooch ot Woshlngton lrvung We sincerely thonk hum for the enthu snosm ond sense of fourness whuch hove enobled hum to gnve us gumdonce ond un derstondlng throughout our sensor yeor Howord hos helped to brighten our senior 4 4 4 4666 R Q5 X ,X AP: X X X L i Y ' , ' Www fix F441 1. 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' 5'- ' Q' '-' ' . 5 . .W 4' , . o 0 I . . . , . r 1 1 r ' 1 VIRGINIA LEE NUTTER English A B AM West Vlrglnla Umversuty GLYDE BAILEY ' English A B West Vurgunua Wes Ieyan AM Columbia Unnversuty EMILY TAYLOR English Ph B Denuson Unuyersuty L M Unlverslty of Plttsburgh HAROLD E LIMPERT Mathematics AB Farr mont State Teachers College AM West Vurgnrua University GRACE ALBRIGHT Latnn BA Ohna Wesleyan MA Colurnbla CARROLL C PALMER Chernnstry West Vxrgtnla Wesleyan BS West Vnrgmua Unnversuty MS A M West Vlrglnla University RENE A ANDRE S Clal Science l A B B S Salem College West Vnrgmna Unuverslty MAYNARD V DUCKWORTH Ph sucs B S MA West Vurglnla University GRACE DUTHIE English A B West Vnrglma nl versuty AM Colurnbua Unnversuty EARL E ORME Social Studues Physucal Educatuon A B Salem College West VIFQIVIIO Unlversnty LENA STUTLER Engllsh AM Marietta College AM Columbua Unnversuty Unuverszty of Colorado CORANELIA WILLIAMS .v. . 'Social Science IVg AB., . I . j .I o ' I ' A V Q , ., . . I I .E A - ' , . , y ' g . ., . . 'Qnlof six mv' Y B--f V MAY Mathematics AB Salem College University West Virginia University SEPHINE SWIGER English Social Science A B I Salem College William and Mary West Virginia University Cornell University J E GUDEKUNST Mathematics AB Grove City College LILLIE M BAUER Speech World History AB West Virginia Wesleyan College A M Northwestern University UNA JARVIS Home Economics BSH West Virginia University CARL WILSON DUMIRE Potomac State B S West Virginia University MAUD YOAK English A B West Virginia Wes leyan AM West Virginia University JESSE W SCOTT Commercial Branches A B Salem College YVONNE TIENNEBRUNNE French Spanish His tory AB AM West Virginia University Salem College University of California FLORENCE K HOLLINS Commercial Branches A B Bowling Green College of Commerce VIRGINIA C. ROBINSON . . . Commercial Branches, BIS. West Virginia Wesleyan College' ME. University ot Pittsburgh. C? W D JUDY Blology Botany Physlcal Scnences AB West Vlrglnra Unrversrty West Vlrgunra Wes leyan College HENRY A MAYER Instrumental Muslc A B Salem College B M Unnversrty of Mrchugan M A Ohro State Unlverszty CLAY B HITE Dean of Boys A B Fairmont Col lege West Vlrgunla University LILLIAN C MOORE Home Economlcs A B na versrty of Iowa CLAYCE G KISHBAUGH Assistant Librarian West Vlrgmna University Kathernne Grbbs Secretarnal School DWIGHT FOWLER Industrial Arts West Vlrglma Institute of Technology catuon BS West Vlrgrnlc Wesleyan College West Vlrgmla Umverslty EDWIN J FREDERICK Amerucan History A B Faurmant State Teachers College A M West Vlrgunua University F B RAMSEY BS IU Mechanical Enguneerrng B S In Industrral Education West Vlrglnua Unlverslty ALICE R GRIFFIN Lubrarlan AB Salem College West Vlrgrnla Unlverslty Columbia UHIVGVSIIY F U GREGOIRE lndustrlal Arts Mathematics A B BS Salem College West Vlrgrma Umversrty Carnegie Institute of Technology g . . , . ' g . . U P JACQUELINE WILLIAMS SIMPSON , . , Physical Edu- xf SK Semafw XX N X I qc 1 nc 11 s za 1411 u flu S171 1 DIC hi' 'NIS I own Tflnqruplv Mirian Reep Carroll Vincent GEORGE CARROLL VINCENT Technical Forward and uc oless was there the wnll to do and the soul o dare Service Club 2 Reserve Basketball 2 Executrve Committee 3 4 Class President 3 4 HI Y 4 Athena Boy ot the Month National Honor Society IRIAN ELIZABETH REEP Preparatory Fun lovnng tun glvlng wrth hour luke the sunshlne and o heart of gold Dramatic Club l Art Apprecratron 2 Cadman 2 All State Chorus 3 Scuence Club 3 A Cappella 2 3 4 Vcc r snrlent 4 F A 3 4 Natronol Honor Socret CL: Bono? 3 4 Be Square Executnve Commnttee 4 Class Vrce President 4 Festival Prlncess Athena omrnercual Endowed wrth al ot womans arts that please Correspondence uv 3 ss r ary uare Athena CLAUDE GILBERT GOODWIN General Men are only bays grown tall hearts dont change much after all Basketball Reserves l Basketball 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Co Captaun 4 All State 4 Track 3 Class Treasurer Exec Ive ommlttee 3 4 H 4 Preslre Boy ol the Month Henrretta the Eughth MARTHA GREEN MOORE Commercial Love sweet ness goodness IH her person shone Executlve Commrt tce 3 Class Secretary 4 Athena RONALD LEE GAINER Technlcol You hear that boy laughing? You thunk hes all fun but the angels lauah oo at thc good he has clone Chess Club l Stam Club l Correspondence Club 3 Scrence Club 3 Exeru trve Commnttee 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 Brown Knrohts 4 Hn Y 4 Natronal Honor Socacty 4 Presndent Athena NANCY ALINE ANDRE Preparatory All her com mands were oraclous sweet requests Art Apprecratron 2 Scrence Club 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Student Lrbronan 2 3 4 Athena National Thesprans 3 4 Vrce President Come Rom or Shlne Press Club 3 Correspondence Cuv 3 Glrls State National Honor Society 4 VI e Presrdent Be Square Treasurer Service Club 4 Execu tlve Committee 3 4 JOHN THOMAS ALTIZER Preparatory A man among men a god among women Executrve Commrttee 3 4 Hu Y 3 4 Secretary 4 Athena Press Club 4 Memoirs Brown Knrghts Cu: Bono? 3 4 Jupiter 4 Basketu Manager 2 3 4 tsatronol Honor Socrety BARBARA JOAN BROWN General Many loves of many o mood an many a kind S ence Club 2 Correspondence Club 2 F T A 3 Executive Committee 4 Athena JAMES RICHARD BATES Technncal Thus man ns known by the srlence he keeps Service Club l Athena Y 4 Executlve Committee 4 Bo s State Brown Knights 4 ,I BILLIE ANNE CORK Preparatory But when she speaks what eloquence flows Science Club 2 3 Mlmes 3 4 Correspondence Club 3 Press Club 4 Memorrs Executive Commnttee 4 Athena National Honor Society JAMES L BENNETT General The man that blushes not or te a brrte Basketball Reserves 2 Basketball 3 4 Executrve Commrttee 4 Hr Y 4 SHIRLEY LOVER General Those qracetul acts that dolly tlow trom all her words and actions Servuce Club l A Cappella l 2 3 4 Executive Committee 4 DAVID PORTER CHARTRAND Technical He ran hns lingers oer Ivory keys and shook a prelude trom them as a blrl shakes from nts throat a sono Service Uv cr nce ub rc r nr 4 Pr nt 4 A appello 2 3 nt 4 4 V Presrrlcnt -1 Hn Y Quartette Executrve Commrttee 4 Natrona! Honor Socuety 4 Treasurer Athena NANCY ROUPE KELLER General A L all thats west ot dark and brlqht meet In her aspect and her eyes Executrvr. Committee 4 DAVID ROBERT EARP General Q ,Ch sr sa llttle and do less Executlve Committee 4 B Chou 2 Bowlrnq Club 2 3 MARIAN REID SPELSBERG Preparatory Character ns higher than Intellect A great soul wll be strong e as el a to t r ervrce lub 3 Sturen Llvrorlon 2 3 4 P ess Club 3 4 Executive Commit ee 3 4 Class Vice President 3 Natlonal Honor Society 4 Be Square Vnce President Correspondence Club 4 Mrmes I Bono? 3 4 Juno 4 Sc ence Club 2 3 4 Memoirs Festival Prrncess CX. .- 1 1 4, .IJP f 's MARGARET LOUISE WOOFTER Commrcual Good thlnqs come In small packages Executnve Commlttee 4 JUNIOR OLIVER KEITH General To say llttle and perform much as the character of true greatness Serv ce Club 2 3 4 Executive Commntfee 4 Dnsfnbutlve Education Presldent 4 Athena CORA SUE ANDERSON General The prlnclpal bus: ss of I e to en o Buckhannon Upshur I Y Teens 2 Washlngfon lrvmq 3 4 Correspondence Club RICHARD LEE ASHCRAFT Technical Nat much talk IH lm Jut yet hes wlse nd BARBARA JOAN ANTOINE Preparatory Sweet as music wlfh heaven IH her eyes carefree aay rnarle to love Service Club I Executive Commrttee 3 Ballet Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Band Sponsor 3 4 Calrnan 2 Sclence Club 2 3 Mlmes 2 3 Hennetta the Elghth Fog Island Be Square Presudent Athena F T A 4 Treasurer 4 JOSEPH C BELLOTTE Technical We qrant although he had much wlt he was very shy af uslna It Fresh man Basketball Athena IRENE ARMOUR General A merry heart maketh cheerful countenance Sprnngdale Hugh 2 Cheer a er l I 1 Camer uw May Day s lval I 2 ed Chorus I LONNIE BENNETT General Larqe was has bounty an his soul suncere B nd l BARBARA MAE ASHLEY Preparatory Not much talk but qreat sweet sllence Band 2 3 Athena MICHAEL BETO General The next clay us never so good as the clay before S rvtce Club 2 Football 2 3 4 BEVERLY LOUISE BARKER General n to natural when youre naturally nlce nrt I A Cappella 3 Servlce Club 4 JACK FRANCIS BISPING Technvcal Let us enjoy pleasure whsle we can pleasure IS never long enough ge Crew I 2 3 4 Service Club 2 Brown Kmg I-ln Y 4 Boys Sta e BARBARA ANN BARRICK General She IS laughlng constantly She must be content Art Apprecuatnon I 2 Y Teens I 2 3 Cadman 2 JAMES JOSEPH BOMBARDIERE General Sweet blrcl that shun st the nolse of folly most musical most mel ancholy CAROL ANN BARTLETT General She spreads arounnl that silent spell that makes all sprlts love her well Servace Club I 2 Be Square JACK BRASSEUR General L e lo all that ma become a man FRANCES BASILE Preparatory She srnlled and the shadows departed S lence Club 2 P ess Club 2 3 4 Assoclate Edltor Athena Cul Bono? 3 Memolrs Assoclate Erlntor DAVID ROBERT CAMPBELL Technical He was a 'very perfect gentle knught and I 2 4 Athena ence Club 2 3 rvuce Club 3 4 Press Cum 4 Brown Knlqhts 4 Memoirs PHYLLIS BENNETT General very auret heart and of good conscience Sclence Club A ena F T 4 Y Teens 4 HAROLD MELVIN CAPLAN General never dld e study rnterfere wnth my educatron I-tackley School Tarrytown N Y I Boys State EDITH BEVERLY General tractrve klnd of qrace Y Teens I 3 4 Treasurer 3 he possesses a sweet at that as my frrend rn WILLIAM CARDER General ed I wall help thee In thy neet hour 2 H Henrretta The Erqhth MERLYN HENREE BISPING General Perfect sum plrcrty I5 unconscrously audacious S vice Club 2 4 Correspondence Club 4 WILBERT MAURICE COHEN Technical Men of few words are the best men Chess Club I 2 4 Bo State ELIZABETH BRAHAM Technrcal Shes made to qlve our eyes clellqht Band Sponsor 2 3 4 Corresoonclence uw 4 A 3 4 Athe ROGER HARLAND COLLINS Technlcal Thouaht deeper than all speech Science Club 2 B Cholr 2 Pep nd 2 3 ANN BRANNON Preparatory I-Ier heart voice ways all possess a softness Dramatxc Club I Ballet Club r man I 2 M es 2 3 S e C 2 3 A 4 respondence Club 4 Athena Festuval Pruncess THOMAS ARTHUR COOK JR Technical You give but luttle when you gave of your possessrons It as when you gave of yourself that you truly gave Cleveland Ohro Thomas Jefferson I Lrncoln Hugh 2 Student Coun cl 2 Brown Knights 4 Fog lslanc SARA JEAN BRUNETT General From the crown o her head to the sole of her foot she rs all mu h Servrce Club 3 HERBERT COTTRILL General What a frosty sorrrted rogue us thus? Reserve Basketball 2 Basketball 3 4 Executrve Commnttee 3 ELIZABETH ANN BUZZARD General Her clark eyes sparkle when mlschref as suggested eens I 2 3 Presrdent 3 Arts and Crafts Club 3 Secretary Henrr etta the Erqhth Baht Sponsor 3 4 DONALD B CRAWLEY General Drsaulse our bond age as we wrll' Tas woman woman rules us strll Dra a rc Club I 2 Treasurer EVELYN VIRGINIA BYRD General Srncerrty of rnrrth and lauahter oft IS but an art to drown the outcry of the heart Y Teens I 2 3 4 Vrce President 3 Athena Natronal Honor Society WILLIAM FREDERICK CRUTCHLEY Technrcal The ed I end at t hat t do no know Scrence Club 2 ANN BYRNSIDE Technncal You can never tell what she rs going to do next Scott H S I Honor Banquet Dromatrc Club I Commencement Chorus W I 2 3 4 Science Slub 2 3 Athena F T A 4 Cul Bono? 4 resoondonce Club 4 JOE DAVIS General Lrttle sard IS soonest mended 'SH ep J ...4 1 Ns ELAINE CARSON Preparatory Y ung In llmb but n Iudgment old Art Appreclatron l 2 3 Sclence Club 3 ess Club 2 3 4 Corresp dence Club 2 3 4 Bono? 3 4 Mernorrs Natlonal Honor Socvcty 4 RAY DEAN General l. the warlrl laa I take mlne ease In mme own tlme ANTOINETTE MARIE CLEMENT General A mcrry heart maketh a cheertul countenance PHILLIP ALBERT FAZZINI General He stucllecl more less anl when all was sarrl It was mostly css GLORIA DIANE CORK Technlcal l-ler smlle IS always ad to e he s as cheer ul a can me Natrona Thesplans 3 4 Secretary 4 Come Rarn or Shrnc oq sand T EDWARD GASKINS General Talk to hum ot Jacobs laclrler and h ll ask you the number ot steps Stamp ub l Bow In C u 1 2 B Cholr 2 Correspanclence Club 4 CAROLYN CHESTER COTTRILL General Her wrt was more than man her Innocence a chnlcl Ballet Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Soclal Chalrman 4 Carlman B ChoIr l Servuce Club 2 Henrletto The Erghth og Island FRANK EUGENE GEMMA Technlcal Thou hast seen nothrnq yet S :ence Club 3 4 ss ub Athena Natronal Honor Socrety 4 Foq Island BARBARA COX General She passes lIke a pleasant thought Caclrnan 2 FRANK GENTILOZZI General Ask me no auestrons Ill tell you no l Freshman Basketball A Cap a 2 3 Servlce Clun MARILYN DEA CREIGHTON COYTTFITCTCIOI Makes the remembrance dear Twlrler 2 3 S vlce Club 4 F T A 4 Correspondence Club 4 JOSEPH SUMMERS HAUGH Technlcal The wlsest IS he who does not tancy that he IS so at all B nal l 2 Sclence Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 HI Y 4 Athena Natronal Honor Soclely BARBARA ANN CRISS Commercral Her VOICC was ever sott gentle and law an excellent thlnq ID woman Caclman 2 Correspondence Club 3 4 DAVID HAWKINS General A wrt an athlete worthy mon Basketball Reserves l 2 Bask tball 3 4 otball 2 3 PATRICIA MAE CUROTI General A woman Is a ClISl'1 for the aocls Y Teens 2 ROBERT TANEY HARRISON General Glve me an u I nce was sent here to a otma Reserve Basketball l 2 Track 2 3 Captanne ct State M et 2 3 Natronal Thesprans Co Preslclent 4 ome Rarn or Shlne H Y 4 ae Crew l MARY CATHERINE CHILDS Preparatory The lnght that lIes In thls womans eyes has been my hearts un Clorng Caclman l 2 A Cappella 2 3 4 Robe Mlstress I Ono? Irs State AllStale Chorus Memolrs ress Club 4 4 Art Appr I OIIOH 2 Athena CHARLES HART General A smrle that spreads sun shune wherever he may go CAROLE ANNE CURREY Preparatory In youth and beauty wusdom ls but rare' Cadman I 2 Science Club 3 Student Lbra nan 2 3 Serynce Club 3 Cul Bon Ath na ess Club 3 Edlto In :hue Mem ours cr or rn chnef Be Square Gurls State Natxonal Honor Socrety 4 JAMES LEE HAYES General Wat and wlsdorn are lrorn with a man CATHERINE ROSE CUSTER Technical rose sweeter In the bud than In bloom C dmon I Apprecuatlon 2 Scsence Club 2 3 Athena Correspond ence Club 4 Be Square Natuonol Honor Soeuety GERALDINE RAE DANLEY Preparatory In her alone twos natural to please Athena Class Secretary 3 xecutvye Commlttee 3 S rylce Club I Vlee Presrdent 3 Cu: Bono? 3 4 F T A 4 Correspondence Club 3 4 Presudent 4 Be Square Notre-nal Honor Socuety THOMAS LEE HILL General He was a aentleman on whom l buult an absolute trust PATRI ommercual Who seeks for u an nes that hayent yet been sold Ca mon I Executlxe Commlttee 3 F T A 4 Correspondence Club HARRY FRANKLIN HICKMAN General Men may become the better tor hoylna a llttle n JO ELLEN DULING Technical e as Ike a co that cannot be kept under many moments at a tame Ca man I 7 Art Appreeuatron 2 Sconce Club 2 3 nd Drum Matorette 2 3 4 A Cappella 3 4 F T 4 Porluamentaruan Correspondence Club 4 Athena T LO Technical I only ask t at une sem I more than I can spend Football CORINNE EICHER General Bend on me then thy tender eyes as stars look on the sea T delphua I 2 Ja estow Hlqh Jamestown New York 3 W I 4 Hom omni?-C if J ec nlcal A man ot deeds not words w t d aas not many of s ID nl Athena A Cappella 3 4 H Y 3 4 Treasurer 4 Brown Knights National Honor Society BARBARA ELLIS General Indeed shes a most fresh anc dellcate creature B nd I 2 DAVID BURTON JOHNSON General Qunet as the street ot nloht RUTH ESTHER FAZZINI Commercnal Actlons speak louder than words Athena HOLLIS JAMES INGRAM General One ot those happy mortals who takes the world easuly CAROL JEAN FERVIER Preparatory Lono llye the merry heart that laughs by nrght and clay. Serylce Club 5 nce Club 2, 1 , , 3, 4g Be Soua . RICHARD JOHNSON -General . , , I-le mixes pleasure wuth hrs work and funds the spree of lute rn eyerythmngf' DOROTHY JEAN GARTON General , . Keep thy heart with all thy dlllgence, lor out of It are the Issues of lltef Y-Teens l, I K ' . f ir : I: ,ant ws.. '1- HILDA ILENE GOWER Commercial To wln that won cler of the world a smile from her bright eyes ost C eek Hugh S hool l 2 Class Historian l 2 Vice re ndent 2 Cheerleader l 2 Ban'l Sponsor l 2 Dramatc ub l Glee Club l 2 Washing on Irving 3 4 Executive Committee 3 Band Sponsor 4 Festival Princess DENNIS KIRBY General Bashfulness IS an ornament of youth Freshmen Basketball Football Manager l 2 3 Head Manager 4 Basketball 3 4 JUANITA JEAN GOWER Commercial No matter where thus body is the mind is free ta go elsewhere st Creek High School l 2 eerl ader Banl l rest cn our 2 Dune and Dance Boosters Club l Red Cross Representative l 2 Stude t Council l Voice 2 Dramatlcs 2 Washington Irving 3 4 JANET LEE GRIFFIE Commercial Cood nature anrl good sense must ever loin ROBERT GEORGE KUHL Technical Happy arn l from care lm free Why arent they all content like m hour 2 ess uw s e Football 4 LOLA IRENE GRIFFITH DEVERICKS General She stole on your spirit like a Mayday breaking Correspondence ub 3 4 JOAN ALINE HART General The devil hath not In h qulvers choice an arrow for the heart :ke sweet voice rvlce Club l 3 4 Cad an l 2 B C A Ca e o 4 Mlm QLRAEQ MATTHEW LOWTHER Preparatory A face o Innocence but Oh Service Club l 4 Freshman Basketball HELEN LOUISE HARDY Commercial T say ll e anfl perform much IS the character of true greatness Correspondence Club 3 PATRICIA AGNES HAWKINS Commercial l-tow we laughed as we laboured together Caclrnan 2 Corre spondence Club 3 4 Stage Crew l 2 3 4 ROBERT DEAN LOMOS General l can resist a y thing but temptation BOBBIE LU HlCKMAN4General , . l see thy sweet eye twinkling. Bancl l, 2, 3, Correspondence Club 3, 4, Press Club 2, Art Appreciation 2, Service Club l, Stage Crew , F. T. A. 4, Athena, Be Saua , MARY ANN HITE Technical . Wisdom, goodness, sweetness in her person shine. Mlmes 2, 3, Science Club 2 3, Service Club 3' National Thespians 3, 4, Co-secre- tar 4, Come Rain or Shine,' Fog Island , Athena, Press Club 2, 3, 4, Memoirs , National Honor Society 4. ROBERT RUSSELL LUTZ General , Bug heart, bug voice, big frame -- gentleman, and a friend. Stage Crew l 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Basketball Reserves l, 2, Captain 2, Basketball 3, 4' Track 2, 3, State Meet 2 3, Boy of the Month. DOLORES OLIVE HUBER---Preparatory . , Her laughter an her large, large heart, atone for her height, f w ich she is a part. B nd l, , , 4, Scuen , , . .A, 3, 4, Athe . DOROTHY ANN HUGHES-Commercial . , . Malden of the aughung eyes, share the smile with m B Choir , Caclman 2, Art Appreclatlon 3, Be Square, Athena, Na tional Honor Society. HORACE LEWIS MANDEVILLE, JR. General As func- a fellow as one oft meets. Football 2, 3, 4, Service Club 3. BETTY JEAN lNGRAM4Comrnerclal . . . 'Life IS nothing without friendship. Student Librarian 2, 3, 4. JULIA BATES JACKSON Preparatory Her charm ond Irlen lshlp everlastlng her joy and SDIVIT none surpassing Cheerleader l 2 3 4 Head Cheerleader 4 Ballet Club 2 3 Mlmes 2 3 4 Corresponden Cub GI s State Cul Bono? 3 4 Chemlstry Lab Assrstont 4 Athena JOSEPH GETTYS MALONE Tecbnrcal Your hero s ould always be tall you know H Y 4 HI Y u r tette Basketball Reserves 2 Basketball 3 4 Football 4 Athena Natlonal Honor Soclety LETITIA JOHNSON Commercial The sweetest tace rn all the world to me set In a frame of shlnrng golden hour Correspondence Club 4 Athena SAMUEL MASCARO Technical No salnt nor slnner but the very best at chaps Servlce Club 4 Press Club Memolrs BERNICE RUTH KING Technlcal A auret and earnest clsposltlon ence Club 2 3 F ROBERT McCARTY Technical Hes speedy hes fast and rn hrs sports he shows hrs class Reserve Basketball 2 Basketball 3 4 Captarn 4 Hr Y 4 Boy of the Month Athena National Honor Socrety MARLENE LUCILLE KING Commerclal H r time IS torever everywhere her place Correspondence Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Chess Club 3 4 JAMES ARTHUR McCORMlCK General Oh what may man wrthun hum hide though an angel on the out ward sl e stol Huqh School l 2 T 3 Basketball 3 Football 3 4 Baseball 3 bloom so tresh anrl lOlf3 Art Appreclatlon 3 4 RONALD MONTEITH General Conslder nothrng be tore It has come to pass as Impossible Chess Club 3 4 MARY BERNYCE ELIZABETH LOEHR Technncal Smlles are contagnous lets start an epidemic' De Sales Herghts Aca'lemy l Cholr l Dramatrc Club l Mount De Chantal 2 Muslc lub 2 Dramatic Club 2 Washington lrvlng JAMES JOEL MOORE General We may search for before we tlnd one so manly and so kind DIANA RUTH LANTZ Commercnal So prlm so well so nutty and so knowing Servlce Club 4 Press Club 2 Memolrs Ar Appreclatlon 2 YTeens Corrcspondence Club 2 3 4 President 3 Vrce Presndent 4 Athena WILBERT JUNIOR McGINNIS General Never do today what you can put off untll tomorrow BARBARA JEAN LEACHMAN Technical rs we know more than one says eens l 2 4 Co spondence Club 3 4 Art Appreclatlon 3 Cu: Bono? 3 RAYBURN MORRISON Technical T most he uret and shy hs trlends he IS radrantly a v Athena Scrence Club 2 Chess Club 3 4 Servuce Club 4 Brown Knrqhts National Honor Society GLADYS MARJORIE LONGENETTE General lt IS easier not to speak a word at all than to speak more words than we should GEORGE TRUMAN MILLER General Remember that slleng bespeaks WISCIOFT1 Parsons Hugh School I 2 3 4 H ub psp I, , 5 I I ,J ,l 5 g cle 'I 4g rl ' rw , T HY 'Q - Q O f 4, , I I H l Sci M , g' I, A. 3, 4. -A' , . . M C .rs Br., , , ,3, w. I. 4, F. .Al l, 2, g , , 5 . , A, MARY nom. KuLczYcKrec0mmQff.0l . . . How can you 1 Z A I I Q 2: 3, 4. 3, 4g g r ' Y ' 'H , l-I 1, 2f 3 , , . lt ll to . Y-T , , 3, g rref ' . . . o IS Cl , to r ll ef' A , . . ff ' Hg A l,2qW. l.H.'S,4. ' ' 5 ,av 1. WL MARY KATHRYN LORIA General Darkest eyes and cusky hair I e t e ravens wlnq nc I Treasurer 4 Science Club 2 F T A 4 Athena PAUL EDWARD NAY Preparatory llleness makes t e wlt rust Executlve Committee 3 H Y 4 Banrl I 2 3 4 Vice Preslrlent 4 ANNE MARTIN Technical A cheerful lass who wrll always be happy ancl busy Art Apprecratron 3 Vs e Presrclent S ence Club 3 Athena F T A 3 4 Sec tary B Cholr 2 Press Club 4 Service Club 4 Lab Asslst ant 4 Memoirs Be Sauare CHARLES DAVID NICHOLS General What care books and such? I would rather have some tun ROXANNA DOLORES MEYERS Commercial Plumb full of fun eyes twrnkllnq with mischief Art Apprecl lon 2 Caclrnan I 2 F T A 4 Corresponrlence Cum 3yA Be Square I 1 4 WILLIA? E, EEILBS General Not that I love study ess t I love tun m Freshman Basketball hour 2 ae Crew I 3 4 Athe SIRLEY MAE MARRA General A pleasant qnrl the o st of friends as she Correspondence Club 3 4 Teens 4 JOHN PINTI General A mans task IS always It ht hs heart as In GEORGIA IRENE MILLENDER General It matters not what you are thought to be but what you are Service Club 2 Art Aoprccnatlon 2 Scrence Club 2 3 4 Correspondence Club 4 Executuve Commlttee 3 Athena Be Square Natronal Honor Society 4 F T A 4 RICHARD WAYNE POSEY General A youth of few words and many thoughts ge Crew I 7 3 4 C e Cluw 3 DOROTHY LOUISE MITCHELL General lauah r hope hath happy place with me II my bark sxnks s to another sea BYRON BENEDUM RANDOPH JR General To be great IS to be misunderstood S qe Crcw I 2 Ch ss ub I LENA MORRISON General Her smullnq eyes with sample truth were stored Correspondence Club 3 RAYMOND MARQUESS ROWE Technlcal In c1u et ness and contllence shall be your strenath B nd I 2 H MARYELLA LYNN MUSCARI General fmtl a w or make t Art Appreclatron 2 3 Correspondence Club HAROLD SANDERS General Silent rncn are appre cnatecl ANGELA OLIVERIO Preparatory Mentron mnschref and her clark eyes flash Service Club 2 Science Club 2 Athena National Honor Soclely WILFRED J SANDERBECK JR General Every man has has faults and honesty ls has DORTHA VIRGINIA ORDfCommerclaI , 'Very auret untrl you know her well ROBERT SHAW General Has the knack of rnakrnq hrmself understood omonq women Freshman Basketball Track 3 State Meet 3 Football 4 WILMA PINNELL General A trny flower pale and sweet MARIANNA PINTI General Reproot on her Irps but a smile In her eye A 3 Press Clul 4 Memoirs Athena GEORGE WILLIAM SCHOLL General He would never refuse a frrend even In the roughest of work Hrgh Salesman Sensor Maqazrne Camparqn LETITIA ANN RALSTON Preucrotory THC Iefcllvff of the wlse IS like gloss It admrts the lrght of heaven anc reflects t Mlmes 2 3 Secretary 3 Scrence Club 2 3 4 Presrrlent 4 Cul Bono? 3 4 Athena Be Square National Honor Society 4 Secretary Press Club 3 4 Memorrs RAYMON SHIELDS General A lrqht heart llves Iona rvrce Club 2 A appella 4 Band DIANA DESEARD REDE Preparatory She as auret e rs shy Ju t eres misc IC In her e e Mrmes T A 4 Be Sauo GEORGE STEHURA Technical Not too sober not too qay but a qood true boy rn every way nrl CHARLOTTE BINEGAR ROBERTSON Commercral The heavens such qroce drd lend her that she mrqht admired e B nd I 2 3 Executive Commrttee 3 Executrve Commrttee 3 Athena Be Square Festlval Prrncess DON SIMPSON Technical If It be a qentlernan and a scholar ye seek ye have found hum Boys State Hr Y 4 Press Club 4 Memoirs Executive Committee 4 Na tronal Honor Society CAROLYN REYNOLDS Preparatory I-ler every tone as muslcs own and something more than melody dwells ever In her words Science Club 2 3 Art Club 3 Pres nt 3 3 4 Vice Presrcle Cul Bon I-lenruetta the Elqhfh Press Club 4 Memoirs Grrls State Athena Natrona! Honor Socrety DIANNA PAGE ROBEY General I remembered that youth could not last l thouqht of the future whatever I clld that l never mrght grieve for the past Scrence Club 2 3 Servlce Club 3 Correspondence Club 3 F T A 3 4 Athena Press Club 4 Memolrs JAMES DONALD SWITZER JR Technrcal He could jest for a week lauqh for a month araue forever ge Crew I 2 4 Serv 3 4 Presrden Bo s State I-I Y 3 4 Choplan 4 Chernustry Lab As srstant 4 Press Club 4 Memoirs Brown Knrghts ROSALIE FRANCES REED General The blush that les at seventeen Y Teen I GLORIA JOY ROSENTHAL Technrcal Morlesty s t merrt what shadows are to a pamtmg rt qrves It for e ant rellet S ence Club 2 3 Mrmes 2 3 Press Cub 2 3 4 Assoc te Ellto 4 Memelrs Assocrate Edrtor Be Square Athena Grrls State National Honor Socrety PHILLIP TAYLOR General I fund we are growlng serrous and then we are rn great danger NANCY JANE RYMER Technlcal Her qlqqle as abso utely contagious Cadman I 2 A C poella 2 3 Pr src S u 3 Co suonrlence Club 4 Athena Be Square All State Chorus 3 pus, ELIZABETH JEAN SCOTT General Her smile IS the sweetest that ever was seen her cheek luke the rose as but fresher Correspondence Club 2 3 Secretary 3 Press Club 2 3 Science Club 3 JOE TUCKER General Beaone dull care beaane from me for you and I wnll never agree ELEANOR SCOTT BLAND General Gave every man thy ear but few thy volce JUNE CAROL SKIDMOR ommerclal Pretty witty un Jralny carefree all sn one Band Sponsor e ub s A 4 respondence Club 3 4 Art Apprecuatuon 2 Athena Be Square Secretary Natnonal Honor Socrety THOMAS NELSON TURNER General By nothunq do men show therr character more than by the thlnas they laugh at Servsce Club Secretary 2 Hu Y 4 CONNIE ILENE SECRET Commerclal ln every deed of mlschlef she had a heart to resolve a head to contrlve an a hand to execute Cappella l B hour F T A 4 Correspondence Club 4 Art Apprecnatnon 2 YUVONNE MARIE SERENO Preparatory Thouqh l am youno I scorn to flat on the wmqs of borrowet wut B Choir 2 GERALDINE SHAFFER General r my part l the truth and shame the devll Newburq Huqh l Wash xnqton Irving 2 3 4 Correspondence Club 3 Press Club 4 Memoirs PHYLLIS SKINNER General In our companuons we lose ourselves and all our cares Salem Hlah School l 2 Glee Clul l 2 Washunqto r nn Press Club 4 Memoirs heart she had to comfort frnends and foes A 4 Correspondence Club 4 Athena LEONARD VANSCOY General A soul lmpatlent anc free from every care Servuce Clulv 4 RAMONA MAE SMITH Commercial Lsfe IS too short for any dustant arm and cold the dull reward of tuturc fame B Choir 2 Student Lxbrarran 4 Correspondence Club 3 JANET SUE SHAVER General Wlth o smllc of frrenl llness for everyone Service Club l Cadman 2 B Choir 2 Press Club 3 4 National Thesplans 3 4 Vice Pres: dent 4 Art Apprecuatuon 3 Treasurer Corresponlence ub 3 Foo lslanc Come Ram or Shlne SUE ANN STALEY Preparatory Galety has estah llshed has home In her Art Appreclattan 2 Cul Bono? 3 4 F T A 4 Correspondence Club 4 Secretary Athena Natuonal Honor Socuety SU AN Preparatory Jolly good no tur and full of fun and always a frlend to everyone Dramatuc Club l Athena Service Club 2 Cadman 2 Chonr 2 Mumes 2 3 Pressdent 3 Press Club 2 3 Be Square Mernonrs SHIRLEY ANNE STOTLER General There was a star that danced and under that I was born B ncl l 2 3 4 retary 4 B Ch If 2 A pp ll 3 4 Mlmes 2 3 Henruetta the Eughth Be Square SALVATORE VESPOINT General Hrs llmbs were cast In manly mold for har'ly sports or contests bold Fresh man Basketball Reserves 2 Basketball 3 4 Football 3 4 Co captaun 4 Track 3 State Track M et 3 l-ln Y Boy of the Month BARBARA SUE STROSNIDER General Tranquuluty' better name than all the famlly of Fame U 0 , , , I l l 2, 3, 45 Scienc Cl 2, 3, Mume 2, 3, F. T. . g Cor- d A ' g c I' 2, 3f if I. . . Fo , 'fl tell 2, S. Club l, , U , j 1 n lv Q 3, ROBERTA SLOAN--Preparatory . . A kund and aentle F. T. . g B A 7 I , , I : l , , 4l I , W A I I O , , , , Sec 5 o g Ca e a , 3 F. T. A. 4, . ' I I V 'C V I ' 'll SARA DIANE SWI General Better be small and shlne than large cast a shadow Art Apprecnatlon 2 B Chour 2 D rnatlc Club l Correspondence Club 4 A GEORGE VOGEL General Where more IS meant than meets the ear Dunklrk Hugh School Dunkurk N Y l 2 SHIRLEY TALLMAN Technlcal Studlous energetuc persistent and true she has been she wnll be Il years through Executrve Commlttee 3 F T A Mlmes e C ub 4 toonlst Memours Art ADDICCIOTIOU l 2 Athena Na tuonal Thesprans 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Co Presldent 4 Come Ram or Shlne Fog Island Servlce Club l 2 4 Be Square Natnonal Honor Soclety CAROLYN JEAN TUSTIN General Vital spark of heavenly flame KENNETH WALLS General A Q to be auste sun cere I dont much care CATHERINE TIANO General In small portions we gust lveautres see Band Sponsor 4 JOAN TIANO General Mlschlet youth and pep per sonntled ALWIN DENT WILSON General Care to our cntfnn adds a nall no doubt And every gran so merry draws one out otball Manaqel l 2 Chess Club l Art Appreclatuon 4 HELEN LOUISE THOMAS General Come give us taste of your quality Ca lman l Weston Hugh School 2 CAROL LOUISE TOMES Commercial Luc love and be happy thats my motto S ence Club 2 3 Carre spondence Club 3 Cadman 2 DON RICHARD WILLIAMS General A youth of ew words and many thougnts MARY JORETTA URSO Preparatory S all wtty full f vlm She made the very stars seem dum B Cholr 2 Be Square Correspondence Club 3 4 Art Apprccratlon A NANCY LEE WALLACE Commercial Care would knll a cat and teretore lets we merry Service Clulw l eens l At Appreclatton l 2 C l an l 2 F T 4 Correspondence Club 4 Athena ROBERT BENJAMIN WHALEY General In thy face se the map of honour truth and loyalty Band PHYLLIS JANE WESTFALL General D as ou would be done by as the sweetest method of pleasnnq Servlce Club 2 3 Be Square Press Club 2 3 B Choor Cadman 2 BARBARA JOAN TFALL Gen l I h ll I h myseft' to dea'tl:'E' names 2 3 F FKJA 4 Corressonftfgncge Club 4 Be Square ROBERT LEE YOUNG General Lctswg .5 the 10051 of all hrs posscsslans CLARICE LEE WOLFE General Unthlnkrng Ice wuld and young she laughed and danced and talked and sung DONALD FLINN General Course , Trouble s a mere buhble to m lf, -of T l, j '? ,gl .wh 1' Zlwlefzdewamen fx lo ff M W, 1 W MAT!-if K A gx ! 4 Rf, I K ENGLs X X lynn-y X I X IIIU 4 ffmsunm nl -7 9 ? 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X I X X X X 11 X The tzmg to be happy zs 71 zu The place to he happy 18 he1e INGFRSOLL v O fw,Q 0,3 'Q-0... l..0-gl 0 ...I p9 .lumor Executwe Committee Assnsted by the Chairman of the Junlor Advnsors Mr Gudekunst members ot the .lunuor Executive Commlttee chosen by thenr classmates have proved themselves thus year as leaders They chose as thenr president Dan Davus who atter sux weeks transferred to a other school he was succeeded by the vnce presndent Joanne Jettrnes Other ottncers were Tom Myers treasurer and Joellen Fletcher secretary The Junuor Sensor Prom sponsored by the Junlors was tlnanced by a well planned and wellpromoted statuonery sale Muss Lena Stutler Junlor Advisor supervlsed thus prolect ,Iumor Advisory Groups Mr Gudekunst 5 , 6. xx ,Y A A . . 5 ' I ,W I X 9 1 - . E' Q 1' I ,V 1 K, xx I ' I . U , . 1 - - f 1 1 l I ' f I v I D , I I n- 7 I I I - ' I I l l Q Mba N A , X ,Eas y K 3-'35 , Q xr 9 my Q .gk x . IQ 5'f ,...35 L -Q-,K ,. 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B ls, '-L4 ,ll L4 MARIAN SPELSBERG ANN RALSTON TOM ALTIZER Saultatorlan Class Valedlctorlan Class Scholarship Award Marian Spelsberg second IH the class A 5000 scholastic average unequalled with the hugh record of 4 900 was saulta slnce l943 was attained by Ann Ralston tornan who was class valedlctorlan Torn Altuzer who ranked In the ninety enghth per centlle on the test given to twenty tive hugh ranking seniors won the class scholarship award of S50 Twenty fwe Sen mfs These are the twenty tive sensors se Iected by thenr classmates as the most llkely to make nmportant contrnbutuons to society because ot qualltles of leadership and scholastrc absluty In February they took an achlevernent exarnunatuon, the wrn ner of whlch was awarded the S50 class scholarshup 'Q 04 if 4k-: N 1 I lik Jn' L14 ' l Press Club To instill in oll the students o sense ot unity ond school spirit the members of Glyde Boiley hove published your school poper the Hilltop It hos been o source ot greot grotitico tion to the members ot the Press Club to students by the students ond for the stu dents by printing oll news of interest to the students of Woshington Irving the Press Club, under the direction ot Miss fulfill the oim in their slogon, Ot the STAN' ,gn an M WW ,f ff? NW? ,.--Q.. .WN silk UMW From left to right Anne Ralston Carolyn Reynolds Slwlrley Tallman Frances Basule Dianna Robey Don Swntzer Carole Currey Dave Camobell Phyllls Skinner Glorna Rosenthal and Elalne Carson I . 9 ig L ' R ,f sssr ' x S W v A . M 5 X 1 get ,Q L! ,gf K ,H . ,, . v , M 1 I! Q y tsl .K If x . xxxk ' f X 4 ' ,If V I I CZ' A' b U W X 'Q R Vx , I 1. 1 X' 5 ' , C ,ws 4 A K :V kvk' X 1 A f V K , MISX ya y ' Aklxw X I 8 6 F wr .OXYQ-'Mgt f M by ' . : I I . I . I , -QXfE- xx' wxkp 5 fr QN ,Ji-.af 1'5- iv, Nh-f hr Q 'Q- f 1 3, From left to rlght Mormon Spelsburg Torn Altnzer Dnone Lontz Mory Ann Hute Cothermne Chulds Anne Mortnn Jerry Shaffer Don Snmpson Morzonno Punt: Bvllle Anne Cork Som Moscoro ond Suzanne Stnckrnon V e gi lv, xxx I . K X. n xx K b its K 1 'N I x I f I x ' A! .1 4 ,, ' ff. XX ,v ' ' XJ? '- 1' ,f W K If . A' 'W . . Q I if I2 C yr? I W W gy ' Nga K' X V' A . J A 5 1 X .x K A K WX x xxx N L K b X N .ff 6 My x S V x ' N xi 'fx' A , ., , 1 ' QL X x xii, f 'Q J A 1 . ,I I - . I ' K' t ' 4. I . . . , , I , , , f , XJ-,ave RQ, U tel' 47? I- 'Nms is x Q Natlonal Honor Society The National Honor Society was organ nzed to encourage and foster hugh :deals ot scholarship leadershlp servuce and Character The ottucers tor the year were Ronald Gamer, presldent, Nancy Andre, vlce president, Anne Ralston, secretary, and Y David Chortrand treasurer Muss Barley was the club s advnsor The members elected durlng theur junnor year gave orzentatlon talks to the tresh men and throughout the year assisted In chapel programs Q V If ., : in ' 1 M 1 Q-52: l 1 X, Xlug Us ,,., A . I, ,,.. ,f -151 Aff? ffl r . lk 12- A K . Y Q X -, :,.. .. if I ,,,,. Q E . ' XX . I A + , ' 4' 3' -.,, r :g ll Q -s ff s . ,,-, 312, x 6' 431. P f ,Q ,I ,.,.,,. 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I I I I I A them: I-IHXIA IS U1 uraanuzatmr I at ng I r r 51 xr am ILCUQIWIIIIIQ Qc: wnlaralwup Ta Jgcanwc a nwanwlvcr nl All-IENA a Stn rnl sl am 1 weilcr fa L a I mn 1 a Ccrtrfucafc al rocagnman al nas attainment Eaclw year all students nwalx IPI Mm lwnnnr Qradrx an recagnlfcrl at wr ATHENA Ass' nwlalx Qarlx llwa sncnnd wQn1C5TCr c following Qanuarx n 1 xr pr rm I nu nwlva rxlwxp Nano Andm Tam A IIZL Ann laranncwn Prana, basal lsarlnara brown Exrlvn lnvrnl Ann lax rnxlrlr Caralr Ann Curru CO uruna CLINILI BIIIIQ Ann Cork David ,lwarlranfl Marx Catlurnnc CIIIIQI5 Garalcluna Danlex Frank Gemma Ronald Gannur Jac Haaglw Marx Ann I-IITL Wu lanw I-Iulclwmnsnn Julia Jarman mrx Iiallwrxn L rla umrgla Nllllanclc A1 up Qllvcrnc Nrncx Jang lxxnmr Marian Rap aria xcmnl O Ann Ralsff n arculvn Rgynal s Jann Sludnwrurc Maruavw Sprlsbuq Slwurlnv Tallman Carroll Vincent AT K I I I x, .. ll Qxu, I rw tlwu wvlv pu I 1 ' all or1Qal1r'af qlr1q ' I . I r ,. l N ' , K ll' nm' nw I ' Q san T. W' ave. ar I nfl low llwan I? WI H IC lwnx aclwwlml TIIIS goal llvu tlnwcs, a Sfunlcnf bacnnwcb a pcrnwanvnt nwnwlncr anal IS anun , V I g grll-N an 1' 1 I fr alll Q Ill Tlw X , f . 5 I IQSQ I a VN rucwlvvcl Corfllmalcs ml H an 'nf l ' fr ll I I I ' Q Mc f 'f fl I ' GI I xr I ,I I 1 ,Q I . , I, 'K w 1 I ' I 7 f I I I, 3, tl I H 5 N GI I' I lu I W I F Q , ' MAJ J w r I ' ' w I g H X H F N Senior Executive Committee Under the leadership ot Miss Albright and sponsors, Mrs. Howard and Mr. Folio, the Senior Executive Committee, composed of two representatives from each senior advisory group, has carried out the busi- ness and planned the recreational activi- ties of the senior class. The supervision at the magazine cam- paign and the handling of ring and announcement orders were successfully completed by the group. The committee has endeavored to make decisions democratically, to carry out the wishes of the class, and to make the last year in Washington Irving a memorable i ne for the class of '52 A .3 Correspondence Clu b Sponsored by Mr J E Frederick the members of this club have the opportunity of becoming friends with boys and girls of European and Asiatic countries A proiect for the year was to prepare a display of gifts from these students of other lands Gerry Danley president Diana l.antz vice president Sue Staley secretary Mar lene King treasurer and Jo Ellen Duling social editor were officers of the Carre spondence Club X vi A? i4 Ay-1' . , .Al ' Q fi' . f . , , , . I I f ' 1 I r Y - i I 1 I - ,c Student Librarians Serving as student librarians under the able supervision of head librarian, Miss Alice Griffin and her assistant, Miss Clayce Kishbaugh, these girls have shown us that the library and the classroom go hand in hand through our high school years. Members at the group, this year, were Marion Spelsburg, Nancy Andre, Harriet Grimm, Carolyn Layfield, Judie Hardesty, Mary Byrd Carder, Caroline Roush, Ramona Smith, Patty Aiello, and Betty Ingram, Cul Bom f Cui Bono? the Latin Club is composed the sponsorship of Miss Grace Albright Led by Jupiter Tom Altizer and Juno Marian Spelsberg the group presented an assembly program in March and carried club is to give the members a better un derstanding of the Latin language and at Roman life I I jg of third- and fourth-year students under an several other activities. The aim ot the D Zlfrb'-'-1 'N 3 5 M IL: 'rr WW ,XP-.J X Be Square Be Square the senior gurls soclal serv Ice honorary organlzatlon this year was composed of twenty enght gurls who chose as their sponsor Muss Josephune Swuger and their ottlcers Barbara Antovne pres :dent Marlan Spelsberg ylce presndent June Skldmore secretaryd, and Nancy Andre treasurer By holdnng a bake sale and selllng crepe paper swlshers for a football game the gurls raised money tor the Hu Y Be Square chapel program thenr protects and the nnntlatlon luncheon The gurls watched lockers directed trat tlc In the halls and spent several hours each week on Saturday assustung nn the chlldren s ward ot St Mary s hospltal t sr tl ' Q 3 e Lx J 'l 'M A I sn N A g Q1 0 4 1 t W: 3 t t - ,r Y K X X lk r c . kr A K kr g 1' X ' 1, ,, 3 .- W fy ' w ' - N 1 lf ee g -- -P li 1 Q Q 'l c JH . . ' I K 3 k-f. A Y N ! - ' I .. ll l l ' H ::'i e .-,, ' L 1 lt k kk ,. V , Y V , , xxx!! l Y xxzix i A I V . 5 I . . - . N bln 1-'Y Nfdf 'UK l lfx Under thc dlrectlon ot thelr sponsors Mr Gudekunst and Mr Duckworth the Hx Y boys have been very active during the school year ln addition to preparing football pro grams helpung park cars and presentung the Hu Y Be Square chapel program the club chartered buses for the student body to all away football and basketball games ,ar T7 V' l A AHA The proyect was moderately succcssful and the club hopes to carry ut on HW futurc years Officers for the year were Gul Goodwun president Dave Chartrand vlcc prcsldent Tom Altnzer secretary Bull Hutchinson treasurer Don Switzer chaplain a d Bull Corder sergeant at arncs . UA tg V . .g A K A 8 ' I if an - f . 2 ln rf all W ll l l .L 5 9 f l Ll r .3 c y up g . X fr ' -A . 'T 1 ' kk 1 L , K Q 'H - . 5 .. ,y 4 3 .xi 'Q ..,..lf'l lx 'P' 1 An r X GQ 14 Hi- Y r I A. 2. I P I . I D. 'I Art Appreciation Club Under the direction at Miss Emily Tay- Swiger, presidentg Jane Hamilton, vice- lor, the Art Appreciation club this year presidentg Ona Swiger, secretaryg Dent met each week to study tamous American Wilson and Edward Cornell, treasurersg paintings. and Virginia Fiora, historian. The otticers of the group are Betty Chess Club The Chess Club under the direction ot students Mr Cubbon was organized so that stu With a membership ot around twenty dents ot Washington Irving interested in this club welcomes all pupils interested in chess would have the opportunity ot en the ancient game of chess joying the game by playing with tellaw I , Service Club Sponsored by Miss Swiger, the Service Club undertook severol octivities which kept them busy throughout the yeor. Dur- ing the foll months, vorious members ossisted the Footboll Mothers by selling refreshments ot gomes, At intervols during the yeor, the club ossisted in vorious projects, such os, Wor Cry Fund, the Morch of Dimes, the Tuber culosis Pencil Drive, ond the Red Cross Drive. Don Switzer, president, Dovid Grimes, . 'H' ' . - A4 . vicefpresident, Sidney Alonso, secretory, ond Borboro Boremon, treosurer, were the officers elected to leod the club .,fJ - Minzes The purpose of this group-Mimes- which is directed by Mrs. Thelmo Howord, is to study interpretive reodings for un- derstonding ond for enjoyment, Officers for the yeor were: president, Shirlene Brown, vice-president, Joonne Jef- fries, secretory, Diono Moinsel, treosurer, Jonice Moll, ond sergeont-otforms, Sue Dodds, On Jonuory 25 the group presented o chopel progrom. Science The Science Club, under the sponsorship of Mr, Dumire and Mr, Palmer, has thirty- eight members who have maintained a B, or better, average throughout the year. Club The club, meeting on the first Tuesday of each month, has had a variety ot inter- esting projects, including lectures and tours. As... The lectures were guven by outstanding men in the science field at West Virginia University The group visited the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Factory and planned a trip either to Pittsburgh or Washington D C For a home progect the Science Club did some lab experiments in dissecting The officers chosen tor this year were president Ann Ralston vice president Sue Dodds secretary Nancy Andre and treas urer Joe Haugh ,' we Q M 1 i f P P -Ng , l fu f X, ' X 3 'X .af - 7 1- t ,V Q E X .. ' I 4. - r 1 1 1 ' T , . . , . La bora tory A ssis tan ts Each year students who are interested in the field of chemistry and wish to do the work are chosen to act as laboratory assist- ants in the Chemistry Department. Laboratory assistants further their knowl- edge of chemistry while helping to keep the lab in order by assuming the following responsibilities: Setting out materials for all experiments, making solutions, keeping bottles filled, keeping stock room in order, keeping laboratory equipment in order, and checking supplies. Ballet Club The Ballet Club sponsored by Mrs Sump san the first semester has each year one main project a chapel program Besides their regular business meetings on the first Thursday of each month the members practice dancing many long hours each week In December members of the group participated in the Christmas program This year the girls chose Ann Brannon president Barbara Antoine treasurer Mary Byrd Carder social chairman and Chester Cottrill and Mary Jane Powell the music committee l , . - . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 The Band The band us composed of some lOO mu suuans who under the dnrectnon of Henry A Mayer appeared at all the home foot ball games and partncupafed In communuty programs Mmm rqgf A . , l I 1 l . . Q3 -Q X3 gr Among tlwenr projects planned for sprung are the annual sprung concert and the band festnvals Jo Ellen Dullng was drum mayo? W' .lo Ellen Dulmg Drum Major W3 5 0 C3 q....,, M 'S' iii--0 4... vs-'14 S9 1b ,iQ -+- G--.......,P. r--0--ar b '?+ 'J' fi ll! lhuui Sponsors Joon Tuono Hnldo Gower Elizabeth Buz Elzzobefh Bromhom 5erved os bond soon zord June Skidmore Borboro Antoine ond sors for The yeor Ibp Band The pep bond whuch as composed of musuc for oll the home boskefboli games some forty Ieodung muslcuons, under the thus season dnrecflon of Mr Moyer, furnished The i Q j. wg ' K, . ' ' 'X - ' ' s Q f ix, Ka Q If A 5 Q ' i 1 X b X, 4 1 N, ' --M, lr 1 Nr' 'a T Eh ' A .f ' I A- ' 'V N I ti X 3 K, t r ., 4,-... U ' ' , ' -A, U 5-4 K 4 A . . K 840 94 1 ,...a -L K ' 9+ ' 4,0 'A' X ' 1 A ..v ' , -o ,f ' 'S'-u - 1 A g V-o .: . '- V 1' . f o AXE, ' . , . xo A ' A IL ' fi , A! K s - ' 2 K X . . K ? . ' i fs ' I I I F . V 1 1 f - M A Cappella Chou' Under the dIrectIon of Henry A Moyer the A Coppello Cholr mode many oppeor onces on school ond communIty progroms The group song for the ChrIstmos pro grams ot the VOFIOUS SGFVICG clubs ond por The choIr planned o trIp to New York ot the end of the school yeor Offncers were presIdent DovId Char trond VICGDI'6SICleI'1f MIrIon Reep secre tory treasurer Joanne Jeffnes ond robe tIcIpoted In the worshIp servlces ot local mIstress Mary Cothenne Chnlds churches geese? OrgonIzed to stImulote Interest In teoch Ing os o professlon the One McConkey Chapter ot the Future Teachers of Amer Ico completed o successful yeor under the leodershlp of ITS new sponsor, MIss Leno Stutler Prolects for the yeor Included substltut Ing for teachers who were obsent ond Future Teachers of Amerzca usherlng ot VOFIOUS tunctIons lI'1ClUdIV1Qll'16 State Teachers Convenhon FTA members elected the tollowmg ottIcers Nancy Jone Rymer presIdent Carol n Re nolds VICE presIdent, Ann Mor In, secretory, ond Borboro AntoIne, treos urer Washlngton Irving Princesses Chosen by their classmates Marlon sensors served as princesses who repre Spelsberg Ann Brannon Charlotte Blnegar sented Washington Irving at various tes Robertson Muruan Reep and Hilda Gower tuvals U' rs. 2 I O I I I I I I I I I I I ' E, sl , . lg-. . I s ' 5 S5 X . P 2-fix-5 gig I e 1 V, gr ' V K -, .' A.. N 2 , . ' o I L I In lx - 0 ' ' ' ,l,','i:g1 .. NJ, f ,. Y 1, X , lr Q ' ' , ,H 'I -,, t . 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T v x r . 7 X 7 A s f x 1' L f l Track 1 951 Preparung for an actuve season the Washungton lrvung track team held an untra squad meet whuch the uunuors won wuth seventy nune and one half pounts ln second place wuth suxty nune and one half pounts were the senuors followed by the sophomores wuth forty eught and the fresh men wuth twelve pounts Captaun Chancey Rush was hugh undu vudual scorer wuth twenty seven and one half pounts The Ormemen lost the lntermountaun Relays at Elkuns to the host squad W I wuth suxty four and one half pounts placed Jack Jackson gave the greatest show of sportsmanshup as he ran hus 440 yard leg for the mule relay team although he had been accudentally spuked by lead off man Bob Lutz whule receuvung the baton The followung week Aprul 28 the Hull toppers journeyed to Elkuns for the Bug Ten meet and agaun returned defeated Elkuns placed furst East Faurmont second and the Ormemen thurd wuth suxty four pounts Bob Harruson second un unduvudual scor ung wuth fufteen and one half pounts tued the Bug Ten record un the I8 yard low hurdles coverung the dustance un 224 sec onds Next on the agenda for the Washungton lrvung thunclads was the Reguonal Meet at Morgantown on May 5 Here for the sec ond tume un as many years the Ormemen captured the reguonal trophy wuth a score of seventy two pounts Twelve Hulltoppers qualued un seventeen unduvudual events for the state meet three relay teams qualu fued Bob Harruson led all scorers wuth sux teen and one half pounts as he qualufued for the state meet un three of the four events that he entered Thus year s track squad had several un defeated records Bob Harruson un the low hurdles Bob Lutz un the shot put and Dan Oluker un the wugh hurdles The shuttle hurdle team made up of Dan Oluker Duck Oluker Sal Vespount Chauncey Rush and Tome Ferguson also had a perfect record Lettermen for the year were Bob Harru son Bob Lutz Dan Oluker Duck Oluker Bob Shaw Chauncey Rush Tom Myers Tom Ferguson Gul Goodwun Sal Vespount Duck Whusner Alden Humeston and Jack Jackson Bob Harruson was elected captaun for the l952 season l .1- 1 1 ' ' I - - u I T 1 1 I - I - . . . . - - .. - ' I second. . , 1 1 l ' - . 1 I n I . 1 ' 1 1 1 I ' . 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' I I I ' ' ' 1 1 I - ' 1 Football 1951 That the Gold and Blue boys of Wash lngton lrvmg had a successful football sea son IS Indicated by the fact that they lost only one game and took the Bug Ten Cham plonshrp R The Hnlltoppers got off to a fast start thus season by defeatlng Roosevelt Wnlson 2l 6 After a scoreless openlng perlod Jlm laconls recovered a Prexy fumble for the furst score of the game un the second perlod The next score of the game came on a pass lnterceptuon by Vespolnt whlle In the thrrd quarter Lutz scored the fmal Topper touchdown Joe Malone start :ng hls flrst game played very good ball The following week the Follomen your neyed to Fairmont to meet the Bees of East slde Wlth Goodwun scorlng three tumes and Lutz once the game In whlch enther slde could have put an outboard motor to good use ended 27 7 In favor of W I W I GRAFTON Chalklng up Its third stralght vlctory of the season Washungton lrvung defeated a tough Bearcat Squad from Grafton Lutz drew flrst blood by rnpprng 20 yards to pay dart The Bearcats came clawmg back however and marched 69 yards wuth 1.41.1 Wlckham domg the honors from the 5 W l led 7 6 at the half Shortly after the openung of the thlrd stanza W I recovered a Grafton fumble and started a drlve whlch ended wlth a I7 yard scorrng run by Goodwrn Grafton then scored after recoverlng a Topper fumble Goodwun salted the game away un the last perlod maklng the flnal score 2l I3 Bob Shaw gave good account of hlmself In the center of the lme at the guard post W I SHINNSTON The Hllltoppers remauned un the unde feated column by stoppnng the I3 game wlnnung streak of the Shlnnston Spartans by a score of 28 6 The hard chargang Hull topper lnne held the Spartans to three fnrst after Scorlng from the 6 wuth one second remaining un the lnrtlal canto Goodwin hut Lutz with a pass for another T D wlth two seconds left an the half Goodwm scored once more rn the thurd quarter and Lutz tollled In the final stanza to put the game on :ce In thas game the work of Bob Harrlson and I was outstandrgg In the ne W I PARKERSBURG Then-came Parkersburg W I led only once In the contest The Bug Reds shoved across a touchdown un the mutual stanza but farled to convert After Goodwun scored Af' Football Squad W. 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Football 1951 In the second quarter Lutz made good the converslon glvlng the Lee Streeters a one ponnt lead However thus lead lasted only 27 seconds as Bowersock took the ensu Ing klckoff and carrled to the Topper one yard llne Rayburn went over standung up the next play On the last play of the flrst quarter Goodwun sustanned a sllght con cussuon and left the field Wuth has removal from the game Muke Beta bore the brunt of the attack Coming back strong In the thnrd quarter the Bug Reds drove for two markers In the last period end Summers of Parkersburg stole a lateral In the W I backfueld and scored The score stood 33 7 at the flnal gun W I MORGANTOWN The underdog Hulltoppers bounced back after their defeat at the hands of Parkers burg to upset the Clydernen of Morgan town I46 Sparked by Gallopnng GI Goodwln the Follomen rolled for a score In the second quarter and another In the thnrd and held the Clydemen to one tally In the second stanza Early IH the second canto Goodwin plunged unto the lnne and over In the thurd period after Morgan town had punted out on the W I 6 Good wnn engineered a drave whnch covered 94 yards nn I3 plays for a score W I BUCKHANNON The Toppers ravsed their season s record to 6 wlns and I loss by plasternng the Buck hannon Upshur Buccaneers 33 O The Hnlltoppers scored early un the flrst pernod and nn the second peruod Harrison grabbed a loose ball and ran 8 yards to the T D The Lee Streeters scored twice un the thnrd period both after pass Inter ceptlons Goodwin and Beto donng the hon ors During the fnnal stanza W I marched 64 yeards un IO plays Goodwun dnd the scoring after completing a pass to Somers on the 2 W I ELKINS In the game wuth the Elklns Tngers W I proceeded to go on and cop the Bug Ten Champlonshlp by defeating the Tugers 27 I3 The furst score was un the second period when Goodwin scored from the 3 climax :ng an 85 yard druve On the ensuing kuck off Elkins fumbled and the Toppers re covered Ferguson scored from the 3 and the score stood I4 O at the half After a series of long runs Goodwun scared agann In the thlrd peruod The fourth quarter started off wnth a bang wnth Good wan packnng the mall on a 64 yard gallop to paydrrt Elkins then carne to lnfe and scored two touchdowns but too late and the I-lulltoppers won W VICTORY The bug game Vuctory came wlth a bright but heatless sun greetmg the play ers and fans Thus game marked the end of the fnrst and successful year for Coach Folno as head football mentor at Wash rngton Irving as the I-lllltoppers tromped Gul Goodwin closed out his hugh school career by pncklng up yardage whenever needed and scorung three touchdowns Tom Ferguson made the other marker and Bob Lutz booted three out of four extra polnts Almost the entsre game was played Vuctory terrrtory The I-Iulltoppers Iune al lowed the Eagles to penetrate unto W I terrrtory only twlce and nelther time dld they go beyond the W I 40 yard llne The Lee Streeters were forced to punt only once and pncked up I8 furst downs to three for the Eagles The conquest gave the Foluomen the Cnty Champuonshnp to add to the Bug Ten crown clunched at Elknns The fune showung of the football team may be attrlbuted to the coachlng of Mr Folio and has assistant Mr Orme Espe cually outstanding were the fine offensive and defensrve work of the lune the able ball handling of the backs and the auto matic conversions of extra pounts by Bob Lutz I ' I . . . I T . . - I T , I 1 I 1 ' I ' I I , . , . . I I Q ' I ' - . , . . . ' r I - -- . I.- II ' ' IT , . - . I . ' ' I I . I . . - . ' . the Eagles by a score of 27-O, , . . . . . . I ' ' ' 1 ' in 1 11 I ' I I I - ' ' I D . . ' ' - 1 , 1 ' . . . I T . . I ' ' - 0 ati I I - , . . I 9 52 Reserve Basketball The Washlngton Irvlng Reserves under Coach Earl Orme enjoyed a successful sea son flnlshlng with an eleven won and three lost record Those who earned letters were Ronald Talknngton Ronald Chartrand Jam Blaur Bob Hart Joe Boomer Bob Graffnth Dan De Marsno Ed Westfall Jam Iaconus and Jlm Hutson SEASON RECORD 1951 Buckhannon Grafton Shunnston Roosevelt Wnlson EI klns Buckhannon Roosevelt Wnlson Morgantown East Fairmont Elkins Shnnnston East Falrmont Moraantown an I W, I, 44 30 W. I, 35 28 W. I. 54 ' I7 W, I, 44 - ' 34 W, I, 32 I 30 W. I. 59 36 VV, I. 45 Grafton 39 W, I. 45 - ' 36 W. I. 53 4I W. I, 35 ' 37 W. I, 37 ' 27 W. I. 26 ' 20 W. I. 40 ' 52 W. I. 40 52 Wlth nlne men returnlng from last year s team Coach Tony Folio set about moldung a team that would make has tnrst year as head basketball mentor at Washungton lrvung a success The squad by wnnnung eleven and losing flve fnnnshed in thurd place In the Bug Ten Captain Bob McCarty was selected on the Bug Ten team Dunng the regular season the Foluo men defeated two of the eight teams that reached the fnnal state tournament Buckhannon and Roosevelt Wllson The Toppers held twnn vnctorues over Roosevelt Wllson and a 55 to 54 conquest of Buck hannon The Lee Avenuers opened their season by defeatung a veteran B U squad 55 to strung that the Buccaneers had rolled up Captaun Bob McCarty who sank the wln nang foul shot wlth less than a minute re maunung led all scorers with 29 ponnts Cottrlll had I3 while Curtis and Ruther ford led the Buccaneers wlth l4 and l2 polnts respectively Traveling to Grafton the follownng Tues day the Folnomen went down to defeat 54 50 The Bearcats seemed to make no mistakes as they were hlttung from all L l angles and reboundlng sensatuonally At halftime Grafton held a 36 to 27 lead The Toppers outscored the Bearcats l4 to 5 an the last quarter but thus rally fell four points short Cottrnll led nn sconng with l7 whsle McCarty had l5 Returning to their home court the Lee Streeters took an early lead and held nt to down the Shunnston Spartans 54 to 48 The Spartans prevlously unbeaten stayed wlthln a few points during most of the game but they couldnt stop sharpshootlng Captaun Bob McCarty who caged 3l markers The follownng week the Follomen gained the first leg of the Cnty Championship by downing the Roosevelt Wilson quut 67 to flrst quarter wnth four points to the Top pers zero W l however came storming back and took the lead 6 4 holdung at for the rest of the game Cottrull and McCarty led the winners wlth l5 polnts each whale Klshbaugh of R W had l6 The Hnlltoppers then lourneyed to Elknns to meet the Elkins Tigers In the new Davls and Elknns Memorial Gymnasnum The large college floor and the exceptionally tall Tiger squad proved to be too much for Basketball Squad I 952 54. The win snapped a six-game victory 4l. The Prexies took the lead early in the l l l McCARTY VESPOINT MALONE the vnsntors Elkuns took o 35 to I7 half tnme lead and went on to cop the contest Sl to 39 McCarty was hugh for W I wlth II points The Lee Streeters took a 2 to 0 lead nn the Cnty Champuonshup race by downlng the Vuctory Eagles 60 to 57 un a hard fought game whlch was tied up tive tlmes In the tarst half before W I took the lead at 2l I9 From thus point the Toppers mauntauned the lead Bob McCarty was hugh for his team with 24 points whsle Thompson of Vuctory led all scoring with Follomen dropped their third Bug Ten game nn six starts ln the trrst half of the game played at Buckhannon the score was tled seven fumes and m the thlrd peruod the lead changed eleven tlmes Gonng unto the final conto Buckhannon led 46 to 40 but W I rallied led by McCarty to tle the score at 46 46 48 48 and 50 50 Then the Buck Ups took a 54 to 52 lead and held It durmg the last mnnute and twenty sec onds wunnlng by sux points Bob McCarty was hugh with 25 points V., JULIA JACKSON Head Cheerleader 26. Losing to the Buccaneers, 60-54, the GOODWIN BENNETT HAWKINS The followlng Friday playing on their home court the Lee Streeters avenged an earlier defeat by downlng the Grafton Bear cats 68 to 61 The Hulltoppers scored furst and were In the lead all the way Center Joe Malone broke unto the double fsgure scoring column for the flrst time thus year with 18 polnts McCarty led all scorers wlth 27 whale lsner of Grafton netted 21 The Gold and Blue gained another leg on the cnty champnonshlp by defeating Roosevelt Wnlson Prexnes 70 to 56 The wan was the thurd nn clty competition In as set the scoring pace wnth 27 markers whale Gul Goodwun wlth fourteen was sec ond Bernard had 12 for the Presidents Returnung to Carmichael s the Gold and Blue got red hot to defeat Morgantown 69 to 37 The wan gave the Folvomen a 5 and 3 conference record and a 7 and 3 overall mark The Follomen then defeated the Falr mont Bees 59 57 at Farrmont thereby knocking the Bees from fnrst place In the Bug Ten Although behnnd 15 12 at the end of the fnrst quarter, the boys from the hull went on to a 28 25 halftime lead whlch the Bees were unable to overcome McCarty with 20 points was hugh for the wunners whsle Baker led the losers wmth 16 The next Frlday W l met Elkins for the second tnme and came out on the short end of a 57 41 score The loss broke the Toppers four game vlctory strung and gave them a won 6 lost 4 Bug Ten record Play :ng without ace forward McCarty the W I cagers were never ahead after the fsrst quarter Bob Johnson wlth 12 ponnts led theW I attack home boys lost to the Shnnnston Spartans 45 40 This setback moved the Follomen back to fourth place and put Shlnnston In thnrd place In the Bug Ten Herb Cottrull and Bob Johnson paced the W I squad wlth 14 and 11 respectuvely In their second engagement the Lee Streeters defeated East Fanrmont by a close 60 59 score and ruined the Bees chances of wlnnlng the Big Ten crown The vnctory gave W l a loop record or 7 wlns agalnst 5 defeats McCarty led all scorers with 19 polnts Cottrlll was second for W I with 15 markers many starts for the Foliornen. Bob McCarty At the Fairmont State College Gym, the I I Meeting the Red and Blue at Morgan- town, the Toppers won 59-39. At the end of the initial period, the score stood l2-l l, W. l., but in the second stanza Schaefer sank three straight side shots to put Mor- gantown ahead at the half, 27-23. ln the third period, McCarty scored all l6 of the W. I. points tor that quarter. McCarty and Malone again led in the scoring with 29 and l3 points respectively. The Gold and Blue downed a hard fight- ing Eagle squad from Victory by a score of 62 to 59 to cop the City Championship with a record ot 4 to O. McCarty was high for the evening with twenty-seven points, and Holder had sev- enteen tor the losers. The following week in the Section 6 tournament, the Faliomen met the Presi- dents of Roosevelt-Wilson for the third time. The Gold and Blue held two pervious victories over the Prexies, one by a score of 70 to 56, and another by a score of 67 to 4l. However, the Red and Gray boys played inspired ball to down the Toppers by a score of 53 to 49. The overall season record for Washing- ton lrving was ll wins and 6 losses, the Big Ten record was 9 victories to 5 defeats. Lettermen for the year were Captain Bob McCarty, Herb Cottrill, Joe Malone, Gi Goodwin, Bob Lutz, Jim Bennett, Dave Hawkins, Sal Vespoint, and Denny Kirby, seniors, Bob Johnson, Alden Humeston, Tom Ferguson, juniors, and Tong AIQLQL, manager. LUTZ COTTRILL KIRBY Hlstor of the Class 0 52 Fondly gazIng back over the past four years we the senIor class of 52 see our selves as awe struck Freshmen who en tered the sIde doors of the hulltop cItadel of IearnIng for the fIrst tIme on September 7 48 We quIckly adjusted ourselves to thIs new lIfe We were ready and eager to sup port our W I We chose JulIe Jackson to lead our cheers Then we boarded a speclal traIn for Parkersburg For the fIrst tIme In years W I and Human Tank CorsInI defeated the BIg Reds and we yelled ourselves hoarse to show our boys how proud we were of them Our success In basketball that year IS revealed by the fact that we went to Mor gontown for the State Tournaments but we lost our second game Oh well we had fun at Morgantown anyway To test our mental abIlIty we were gIven achlevement tests ThIs offered us an op portunIty to show that we were really brIght In Splle of the fact that we couldnt remember room numbers By the end of the year we began to feel easeasapartofW I ad Ol e wIser we were ready to proceed to our When we returned to school on Septem ber 5 I9-49 we calmly Ignored the threat enlng glares of upperclossmen and beIng sophomores we proudly clImbed the 25 front steps for the fIrst tIme As our men tal abIlIty was stIII In questlon thIs year we were gIven Vocatuonal GuIdance Tests Well we proved ourselves agaIn so they set us free untIl the next year when we would come back to the halls of W I as JunIors All summer long we practlced that worldly look used by upperclossmen to Im press the new Freshmen Thus on September 5 l95O we e turned through the sacred portals and be gan to exercIse our new authorIty To prove our democratIc Ideas we elected class OIIICCTS presIdent Carroll Sugar VIncent VICE presIdent MarIon Spelsberg secretary Gerry Danley and treasurer Gllbert Punky Goodwln To learn more about democracy we sent members of our class to GIrls and Boys State We went to Parkersburg agaln but thus tIme we were defeated The worst snow storm to hIt thIs area for fIfty seven years extended our Thanks QIVIHQ holudays forty four Inches of snow kept us home I mean out of school And how could we forget the fIre In the chemIstry lab' Mr Palmer trIed the fIre extInguIsher but It wouldn t work There fore the fIre department was called to come to the rescue By the tIme the fIre men had arrlved Mr Palmer had put out the fIre In the sprIng we welcomed the All State Chorus and contrIbuted a number of fIne sIngers To raIse funds for the JunIor SenIor Prom the annual statIonery sale was held wIth Gerald Lowther takIng top honors After'TI7Ie Prom we had enough money left over to buy as a glft to the school the rug In Dean HItes OIIICS Then came SenIor Chapel We were deeply moved as we took over the SenIor sectIon of the audItorIum On September 4 l95I wIth a bored sophIstIcated look e now the I wheels at W I entered the classrooms for our last year on the hIll Sugar Vlncent was elected class pres Ident for a second term Other OIIICGFS were VICE pres: nt MIFIOH Reep secre tarIes VIYQIHIO amp eTT and Martha GaIner and Punky GoodwIn Our magazIne campaIgn was a success BIII Scholl the hIghest salesman won IIYSI DFIZG We kept our class sponsors Mrs How ard and Coach FoIIo busy measurIng us for caps and gowns and rIngs We were the typIcaI busy SenIors rushlng around at the last mInute to order announcements personal cards and yearbooks ThIs was the year that Mr HIte became Dean of Boys at Washlngton IrvIng Our football team headed by trI captaIns Bob Lutz Sal VespoInt and Punky GoodwIn won fame and glory we were also very proud of our basketball team headed by BaI1MCCorty Just before the Chrlstmas HoIIdays our class rIngs came and we admIred them for weeks After the fIrst semester exams were completed the last part of our last year seemed to whIz along wIth the SenIor SkIt Party SenIor SkIp Day the annual SenIor Sermon the Prom and SenIor Chapel when we stepped forward to rellnqulsh our cherIshed seats IH the audItorIum to the JunIors We re IeavIng now wIth tears In our eyes but well always remember these wonderful years on the hIll ' 9 ' I - . . 1 I 1 ' - - - - - 1 . - . I . - I I T . . . I , I9 . ' , , I1 I Il - - I - I - ' 11 I 11 I I - . , . . . ' ' ' I I , . . . I , ' ' I I . . , . I ' . ' I I I l , I . I I 1 I I l 1 1 I H - 1 - ' 1 W 1 ' II ' 'I . . . , . , . II II ' at . ., n , l'ttl I ' - ' , ' ' 5 - I I l sophomore year. Green Mooreg and treasurers, RonnIe ' ll II ' . I I . . T . Q . ' . I I I I I I , . . . . . '. . - - I '. ' . . . ' I s- - I . ' . .A I ' I I I ,,, I . ' ' I ' - , .- . , ' II ll . I I I 1 1 r ' I . . - I . . ' I I I 11 ll - . fl - I ' ' 1 ' I , I I ' ' II II ' I I I ' 'I . I . I I . I I 1 r I l . . I . I I . , . . . . . . . . , 1 ' I ll ' II We Look Back SS 35 Class Wall On thus the twenty suxth day of May un the year of our Lord nuneteen hundred and fufty two we the Senuor Class of Washungton lrvung Hugh School do sol emnly swear thus our last wull and testo ment Although possessung luttle maternal wealth we own by the rught of senuors certain endowed pruvuleges wusdom and gratutude whuch we see fut to bequeath to those we leave behund Furst and foremost to our perseverung and patuent faculty we bestow our sun cerest apprecuatuon and everlastung thanks for theur deducated unstructuon and de voted guudance Second to our deservung assocuates the Class of l953 who overcomung theur physucal or mental dusabulutues wull follow us on the well worn path we leave the rughts and pruvuleges of senuors and also the ummense duty of upholdung the hugh Ideals and standards of Washungton lrvung hugh school To the Sophomore class we leave the pruvuleges of becomung upperclassmen and also the duty of sponsorung the Junuor Senuor Prom To those who boost our ego when we are un need the freshmen we leave the rught to use the front steps We leave to our sponsors Mrs Howard and Coach Foluo our gratutude and the memories of thus year The Hu Y boys leave theur hot rod for future use un the Hu Y Be Square chapel programs To Mr Frederuck we leave a reserved space un front of the gurls study hall desk and to Muss Robunson we leave a box of colored chalk to mark off thus reserved space To Muss Yoak we leave a specual throat atomuzer to be used only before Athena chapel program We leave our thanks to M Hute for keepung our boys un lune and for retaun ung by contunual pressure our orugunal graduatung number To Mr Dumure and Mr Palmer we leave a mathematucal braun so that they can calculate the cost of future Scuence Club projects To Mr Duckworth we leave o uoke book and a companuon for hus devul duver Also we guve hum absolutely fr e one aur pump wuth whuch he can revuve hus duvers uf they ever happen to be pressuruzed Havung guven away all our chalk we leave our colored penculs to Muss Taylor so she can color duagram sentences for her classes To Muss Albrught we guve a barrel of chalk to use for postung senuor announce ments and suncere thanks for her encour agement and understandung whuch she never fauled to guve us Also we thank her for the guudance to Carroll Vuncemw ruan Reep and the Senuor Executuve Com muttee Wuth a sugh we leave the famous de bateslpl of Carole Currey and the Memours Staff to Muss Bauley to use as she sees fut Lastly we hereby ordaun our worthy pruncupal Kenneth Cubbon to be the sole executor of thus our Lost Wull and Testa ment wuth the and of Muss Custer Thus legal document has been wutnessed and approved by the followung Sugned Maruan Spelsberg Anne Martun I 1 - 1 , . 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I , - - 11 11 , . , 1 1 . , - . . , - - 1 We Look Back Senlor Calendar September 4 Havsng been restrasned by locked doors from attendsng school for three months on thus day we soyfully rallsed forced open the doors and rushed happsly unto the nearest class rooms The teachers had to be dragged snto the school t seems they dont thsnk we allow them a long enough va catson September 5 Someone Informed he freshmen that the pool and the student elevator were out of order September 6 Julsa Jackson our head cheerleader conducted the fsrst pep meetsng of the year September 7 We elected our Sensor Ex ecutsve Commsttee today September lO Mr Cubbon smpressed the freshmen by prolongsng the fsrst chapel program wsth several announcements September l2 Our class offscers are Car roll Sugar Vsncerst Msrsan Reep Vsr gsnsa Babe Campbell Martha Green Moore Ronald Garner and Gsl Punky are our sponsors our class colors are wsne and sslver September I8 20 We took rsng measure ments Someone actually wears a ssze 4 and someone else a ssze ll September 2l Msrsan Reep Hslda Gow er Marsan Spelsberg Ann rannon and Charlotte Robertson are our prsncesses October 31 We re good salesmen Wsth Msss Albrsghts group taksng the top place we made Sl l56 54 profst on the magazsne sale November 9 The bsg Vsctory W l foot ball game was played today November 22 We let the teachers have a two day holsday for Thanksgsvsng November 26 Sensor skatsng party Bob Harrsson s attempt to skate on one foot wsth crutches dsdn t turn out so well December l Football boys are all dressed up lt s the Football banquet December 7 Be Square Hs Y Chapel The most fun was at the practsce sesssons We gave the quartet Dave McWhorter Dave Chartrand Joe Hop Malone and Raymond Chsc Rowe sts sg start sn lfe December l8 We are sportsng our new sensor rsngs as of today December 2l Chrsstmas vacatson started today The teachers made us leave our books at school January 7 Carrysng the books whsch we had sneaked home we returned t school today January l6 I8 Semester examsnatsons l hope all that crammsng works January 20 Beezy l.oehr started a new hasr fad by burnsng her hasr off January 24 We got our report cards to day What a blast' ' ' January 25 We beat Vsctory 60 to 57 sn an excstsng basketball game February 5 Our valedsctorsan ss Ann Rals ton Marsan Spelsberg salutatorsan February l6 The twenty fsve selected sensors wsll compete today for the S50 class scholarshsp March 24 Sensor Skst Party Everybody had a swell tsme May 20 Class day We re entersng the sad part of our Sensor year May 22 The Sensor Dsnner fslled every one wsth good food The Junsor Sensor Prom was a bsg success May 25 The Reverend Porter Chartrand delsvered the annual sermon wsth the asd of the Reverend Bensamsn Green May 26 The Class of 52 met for the last tsme on Commencement nsght Dr Joseph A Gluck Dsrector of Student Affasrs at W Va Unsverssty gave us a talk to start us out sn lsfe May 27 School s out' C I . . 1 , ' Il Il I I I I ' ' 11 A 11 - - - - b . ' i , . . , 3 s 1 . t - . . - , I A - - . . H , , 0 11 11 - - - ' - l V 7 7 r 1 ' I - 1, ,, - I - - 1 11 11 ' ' ' I I ' Goodwing Mrs. Howard and Coach Folio . . 2 f . 1 ' I I ' 1 D 1 B h I ' . I I . , , . l I 7 7 4 ii - - I , 4 I . A . . , , , . ' I . . , . . , I I N We Choose Our Leaders Semor Of lcers The Edltors Junlor Officers H1 Y Be Square Officers X f. e DO YOU REMEMBER? Chester Cottrull s sneezes un Fog Island 3' Muruan Reep s umpersonatuon of Mary Puckford77 When Don Flynn worked at Ryder s7 Wayne Posey s lab ontucs n Chemistry? Dave Johnson s speeches un Muss Bauer s class Janet Shaver worryung about Spanush9 Phyllus Bennetts golden tresses and blue eyes? Muke Betos grun and hugh pressure salesman How cute Jack Brasseur looked un a crew cut9 Carolyn Tustun s enthusuasm over her watch7 How tucklush Raymond Shuelds was Dent Wulson s unterest un art? Janet Grtfue s sweet smule9 How ouuet Eduth Beverly was Joan Harts unusual laugh9 James Ingram s wavy hour and shy grun SENIORS IN LIMERICKS Julue Jackson uust burstung wuth pep A o lawyer wull really be p But the judge shell amaze When she wuns her furst Case Per she ll Charleston un court you Lust vet' lnclustruous Muss Dorothy Gorton Would have luked to attend kundergorten But schoolung us fee Now she s takung D E Ant thus gal a small fortune us startun There was a sweet muss named Corunne Wuth Bvb Lomas she often was seen They say of Muss Eucher That to know her us to luke her lways fruendly and not at all mean Dorothy Mutchell wuthun her brught eyes There twunkles gay laughter un solemn dusguuse She has dugnufued grace And a calmly sweet face And her speech us both wutty and wuse Ann Byrnsude wuth her dryly wuse wut Wull wullungly guve you a sample of ut her heart s of g 4 Ant ut s truthfully told She s always wullung to help out o but Phul Fazzunu us really a prankster Has ambutuons to be a bug gangster Wuth hus knowledge of gots And underworld rats Mr Hoover could use thus lank sur A four Morruson here us called Rayburn Who wanted to get a good sunburn ut he lust burned hus head r hs hour rec Hence the sun he contunues to spurn Connue Secret each teacher dustresses As she combs her long raven tresses Thus s o of S ell laugh at our un As she often laughs out un her classes shup FABLE FOR SENIORS The Campbells are comung and ths one us called Dave About hus red haur you may be sure w all do rave Theres Altuzer and Struckman matchless among for wut Many are the tumes theur antucs have put us unto f Eat drunk and be merry says Jock Sanderbeck But speak to hum of lessons and hell answer Ah heck' Heres sprutely Angle Oluveruo wuth such dark hour Lovely moudens luke her are always so rare Why here trups graceful Barbara Antoune Doncung bluthely luke a spuruted fown Swush' That was our edutor Carole Currey Dashung here rushung there always un a hurry Theres the mogazune campaugns hugh solesnan Bull Scholl Hus mughty efforts helped us t meet our goal Here us Shurley Tallman so full of fun Talented and sweet there s only one What Bull Peters are you here too? One of Muss Bauer s best he never musses a cue There are Harruson and McCarty who have mode the score They carrued the hall down the fueld and flcor So smart so pretty and so gay here comes Nancy Andre Whose b ght and cheerful smule us luke the suns furst ray Heres Mary Jo Ursa such a Iuttle mute But watch out fruends she s full of dynamute Here comes a sweet Iuttle Muss Wulma Punnell Wu h all who know her she rungs the bell Heres Eloune Carson who someday wull be well known For such a wuse mund and o flaur for art has she shown There us Dennus Kurby who seems so shy But to us he has proved he s really o swell guy Here us Ronnue Gouner one of our money men So far he has managed to steer clear of the sun Cosually saunterung through the halls Here comes a quuet fruend Kenneth Walls An lost here us C never o poet After these few rhymes l thunk youll know Any other comments would be a ruot So wuth thus I ll end and uust keep quuet' - I ' If ll Q I , , I , , , s f- I ' f u 9 p , ' i ' , ' 1 N ' ' Q f I , Us H N I X V ' H H ' , ? a ut. X . V I v I ll - fu g ' V 1 u 1 u ' j? u u 1 I Nl' V xx 1, D ' - s f Q , , , H s sm, W W Y . , , , x - ' ' ' s 1 . l s ' he , . , ' f , E . ' V H Q U. V I 1 if I! - I I w ' , . u I I l sl o . u V I x , u - ' l , , r We T K . ., I X fl . 1 , K ' s 'V s' V 7 . , u V I I 'Y , I ' X - I ru , I 1 s 5 E , , il ' u A I I But X u golf, f I V . 1 l ' , ' u u . , I x Y ' N ,,, x ISI If s , . , X , u , T T T' T V 3 , t Fo u us stull l, , , , , . ., , d r s , ut, gurl s full fun lt' D V , 1 x T' l Q Wm We Congregate At Bland's In the Store On the Steps fl ' X RANDOM RHYMES OF SENIORS There was a sweet lass Marulyn Creughton Whose sweet self dud many hearts lughten We ask ls she tall? Yes but she s small Such a sweet lass Marulyn Creughton Another brught gurl Mary l-lute She unsusted that all should be rught ln books stutches or confectuan All wuth her was perfectuon Thus was she brught -our Muss l-lute There was a young man named McGunnus The length of whose legs was unfunus He could go wuth a prance Erorn Turkey to France That surprusung young man named McGunnus She had a faur vouce Evelyn Byrd As great numbers of us have oft heard l-lugh notes could not faul From the throat af thus nughtengale Such was her vouce Evelyn Byrd There was a gurl named Frances Basule Who has ne er worked n r eer wull she loughefu througlff me qoy Whuch made her work play And thus was the charm of her skull Agaun we recall Phyllus Westfall Wuth manner so sweet So pretty and neat Wuth words soft and kund Phyllis Westfall There was a boy named Tammy Greynolds For whom a Buuck could not pass the Olds By hus knack wlth a car Ts sure hell go far Then welll always remember Tom Greynolds And then there was Barbara Ashley Luke others but not quute so brashly Was always so quuet Some others should try ut But then she was Barbara Ashley Then was a young lady Muscaru Who could tap o swell tune so aury She played several lugs She duned upon fugs That amusung young lady Muscaru Well always remember Tom Altuzer Tus saud he spread humor by atomuzer When out un hus Chevvy Accompanued by a bevvy Of gurls who adored Tom Altuzer There was a young gurl we called Janue Who constantly drove us all zany She rushed up and down And to Bland s lthats downtownl That bewulderung young gurl known as Janne Roger Colluns wuth a seruous frown Seldom smules as he goes about town lt us saud that someday lts hus ambutuon s way l-le ll be clad un a clergyman s gown Lola Gruffuth wuth dlrnpled smules Charms the eye as she gauly beguules Shes not tall but quute short Just as hugh as your heart And possessed of sweet fernunune wules A reserved young man Duck Bates Never had any unterest un dates For hus head was In books And In spate of gurls looks Wuth hum ut s stull study that rates Once pretty Muss Eleanor Scott Thought shed luke beung r-narrued a lot Her name now us Bland And she thunks uts gust grand What a handsome young saulor she s caught' WHODUNIT7 WHATISIT7 One Saturday afternoon S A L lShurley Ann Loverl and J E D lJo Ellen Dulungl decuded to go see M R S lMaruon Reud Spelsburgl and BAB fBarbara Ann Barruckl theur mob leaders to fund out what uob they were goung to pull next They hauled one C A B lCarol Anne Bartletl b t ut dudnt stop Eunally a old broken down CA B lClara Ann Brannonl drew up un front of them and they got nn As SAL lShurley Ann Loverl feelung devulush had planned to get JE D lJo Ellen Dulungl unto a JA M lJum Arthur McCormuckl she stuck a TA C lTom Arthur Cookl un the B A C lBullue Anne Corkl of the cab druver The druver who dud not take thus as a JOK Uunuor Oluver Keuthl called a cop who took both boys to the P E N lpaul Edward Nayl The next day MRS lMaruon Reud Spelsbergl and B A B lBarbara Ann Barruckl came to see them carryung a HAM lHazel Anne Martunl whuch she handed over to them through the bars un theur cell She gave them both a C l S lConnue Ilene Secretl and left They quuckly cut ut open and found o box of T N T lTom Nelson Turner? unsude Thus they hud under the sleepung n theur the g hurn Sue they they cell When SAM lSam Anthony Muscarol uard came un brungung theur dunner they lumped gaggung and tyung hum so he could not SAS Ann Stealeyl them Then seuzung hus keys unlocked theur cell doors and lughtung the fuse fled , . 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' , . . i I I l , . , . l - u , l l I I I We Congrega te lmfw In the Hall In the Library At the Game , a o o , ,VM,1VNA, N O SENIORS IN MOVIES James Bombeduer Bombarduers Punky Goodwun Saturdays Hero Harry Hackman Thats My Boy Bob Lomas Best of the Badmen Mandeville Hotrod Montelth Smoky Horace Ronald Robert Whaley Swlng Your Partner Robert Young Qulctly He Goes Barbara Brown The Brownung Verslon Patty Hawkuns Excuse My Dust Shlrley Marra Anchors Awelgh Catherine Tlano Curly Top Marianna Punt: M S Plntl o Byron Randolph The Mature Mund xoxanna Myers Roxy Don Crawley Beau Brummel Don Juan Bull Hutchunson The Compleat Angler Junuor Keuth Rhymes of a Rolluna Stone Rosalle Reed Freckles Eddue Gasklns Three Muskteers Davud Earp Three Muskteers Harold Caplan Three Muskteers NURSERY RHYMES FOR SENIORS Frank Gemma what a dllemma Why come to school so soon? You used to come at ten oclock And now you come at noon Lvkc to havt hus share of fun Tcll hum a poke what a treat As he goes laughuna down the strcct Salvle Vespolnt not so shy Tcased the axrls and made them cry When Teacher looked up from her book Salvsc worc an angel s look Jimmy Moore sat by the door Eatsna some oyster stew Sand a gold dxgglng g l as she pulled out Oh what a good boy are you Johnny Punta sober but gay Valcntlno s protege Hope and dream he ll look your way Handsome Johnny Punt: Mass Barbara Cox Wcnt to the :ce box And opened the door wuth elotuon But when she got there The :ce box was bare lt must bc that awful lnflatlon Here l am laughlng Joan Whcn nobody s with me lm always alone Rock abye baby thy cradle rs green Hllda Gower s petlte with the grace of a queen Nancy Roupe as a lady and wears a gold rung Evelyn Bard us a sunger and slngs for the kung There was a little gurl who had a llttle curl ln the muddle of her neat couffure And when she was gay she would laugh and all day But more often she was quute demure a pearl poke SENIORS FAVORITE SONGS Bull Crutchley Blue kles Barbara Crtss Tell Me Why Bob Kuhl rn Bob Lutz Oh Babe Jeanne Brunett Jealousy Charles Nucols ry lrley Stotler ln the Stull of the Nl ht Glorla Rosenthal Slaughter on lOth Avc George Stehura How Hugh the Moon Maruan Spelsberg Charrnaune Joe Haugh Gone Fushung Don Switzer Slow Poke Ann Ralston Tell Me Why Bob Shaw Charrnaune Gerry Danley Tell Me Why Catherine Custer Black Maglc Bobble Hackman Blue Velvet Ruth Razzunl Sallors Polka Richard Ashcroft Dark Town Poker Club Martha Green Green Eyes Helen Hardy Because of You Marlene Kung l Only Have Eyes For You Mary Kulczyckl Youll Never Walk Alone Gladys Longenette Turn Back the Hands of Tnmc Lena Morruson Tell Me Why Nancy Roupe Too Young Jean Scott Jeannue wnth the Light Brown Hour Yuvonne Serencf Because -jpe Skidmore june-ls Bustnn Out All Qggg, Romana Smith Ramona Barbara Strosnnder Tell Me Why Carole Tomes Cont H lp Joanne .5NestfalI My Man Mary Catherrne Childs Blue Velvet Can you match the follownng nncknam Sensors with their last names7 Cuz Titus Sabu Babe Herbue Duncy Rockle Bennie otgh W Punky Jugheod Honeyboy Hayseed Nuchue Pee Wee Bobble l Sugar Beefy Ton Beezle Hop Tlsh 25 Chnc Hutchinson Ralston. 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Vo. 4144605 ,kL,4Q4- lui ,fav , ,Z-va s a. w CHITQKIXTGISA senvlce, mc. RETAIL: CHINA, GLASS 8. SILVER Telephone 4-7151 W. l. Shipplctt, President Phone 2-5501 231 S. Third Sheer Clarksburg, W. . STEWART CLEANERS 330 'rmders Ave DIAL 2 0791 COMPUMENTS Madison Mines Greenhouse FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS LOT thy Mlnes Fomuly Suu You Volcro l-l Mnncs Bud Mines lm M1nCs Morgoret M Cr as TELEPHONE 4 6841 507 M n A Mme 0 Ve 512 Mnfofd Sf Clarksburg w Vo NATURAL GAS -me SW awzwwm V JW 'C ,JM L Nothmg to Ceon Nothlng to Full Nothing to Empty Nothing to Spull Hopi NATURAL GAS COMPANY n f 4344 Vo S . . OF I E ,, ,, HJ ,, . I , . , . . I I I Jlaila 1- 'llv .LSQITJH I ' A In 1 .f A ' f , . Q ff, ,,, A I 'iw .-'rv ,f ' - -'-'-1 rf' V t 4-w '- 1 '- M VHP' 4-'-I-7.L.'1 4 ' I ' 'l 4, 1 1,-tug? Ly... JL, tx imkudn . - x A V N' I 1 V,J 'l-' lvl! I' jf' 'A ,ik KIT, If' . f f' ' ff IAN 1 - , , X L ' 'f f- f ,fn ff' Q . ' f C. ff sf, EMPIRE LAUNDRY COMPANY Master Cleaners and Dyers IF ITS QUALITY TRY THE EMPIPE PHONE 6371 YOUR FLOWERS FOR THAT GIRL FOR THE W I DANCE OF COURSE WILL COME FROM W B E R S 440 WEST PIKE STREET Next to Rolmmaorm Groml BLAND S DRU ORE Ip III Ml OF W I STUDENTS Chartrand Letter Service 467 Lee Ave Clarksburg W Vo Phone 4 4822 OFFSET PRINTING MIMEOGRAPI-IING LAYOUT AND DESIGNING COMPLIMENTS TO TI-IE GRADUATING CLASS OF I952 The Sherwin Wllllams Co PAINTS WALLPAPER w L P U R S G L E 111 S Second St Clarksburg W Va COMPLIMENTS SELBY'S DRUG STORE GOAL G0 ,, , E ' 4- , MIN' IW III' H jfyyl ,L I ADDRESSING A FOLDING . MAILING Xb IW My 55 ,js . . . THE or 'A' WJ-a HINKLE BROTHERS INC HINKLE TYPE GLASS HOUSE MACHINERY TT' Bullders of Speclal Machinery Wood and Steel Tanks Contractors Equupment Repalrnng Steel Fabrncatars Oil Well Equupment and Supplues Florgungs Pape Tnreadnng V3 to lO Inches Welclnng tyvv-.f6 QjT Electrical Industrial and 'Nmung Repanrs Servuce and Rewmdmg Machme and Tool Work , L MM TUNA STREET CLARKSBURG W VA DIAL 3 'l'l3l COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS DELTA lOTA DELTA LAMBDA SORORITY R0-a.vQ.n-.A-Jia Sdwil-4 'f'w 3 ML Aumuguww awww fob ff pct-uf csw '51' . fu - J n 1 'mf' lv- K R Q79 , , 1' - ' .',',x ,xx V I , f, K , 4 . , N Q Q, K . f A ff f. A ' -144 A H ,E Q ' ,- kgs l , l I T' , ., ,' ,1 N! W 1 3 - Vx.: , ' ' T 'lf' , - T I N. E T ' . . ' 1 ' . ' K U 1, fs, .II 'IL 7 . . . , , . ---L-il ,hx 0 , . .. . . , o ' A ' 0 ' ' l .f - . . . I f . . , Q ' tl Y . , LTV? V ,J ff. . 7 VT L I 4 o 1 0 u A 5- girl 26. ' A lv J T 'N ,M Q a 1. s ' v' I I .2 i rf h 'W 06 I' f I I L4' f J 1 1 I ' - ' OF OF K DENNISON NORRIS PHONE 4 5303 9 E G WAGGON ER ESTABLISHED IQO3 THB DILNN ISDN CO In Qurance Real Estate 205 Goff Bulldlng Clarksburg W Va COMPLIMENTS EVERYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE COMPLIMENTS or B I M Clarksburg Flnance Co C 46524 Harold A Darnall Agency INSURANCE CONTRACTS AND BONDS COMPLIMENTS THE SANITARY LAUNDRY '1 W T OF B 0 G R E S FIRESTONE STORES ond 212 ourt Street Phone -. ,OE Fourth Street Market FRESH MEATS GROCERIES AND PRODUCE A HAMMONT 81 HARPER RESTAURANT 22 W Pk S YOUNG 81 STOUT WHOLESALE MEATS AND PROVISIONS 45411 Po s 4541 HARTLAND PLANING MILL COMPANY 4,4--e Cfa.-enola! fe-e..d..4,! .404-on-44-4 CLARKSBURGQWI VA,j COMPLIMENTS OF Haymond H lghway Market H H GROCERIES AND MEATS AND PRODUCE 2 7 DUDLEY S FLOWERS DP ALWAYS A DISTINCTIVE SERVICE IN FLOWERS FI Ph 4 6451 1 S John Ioconis, Prop. Inc. D I L 4 f 6 5 7 I i' Good Food For Good Health - - h ne - - 8 . ie treet I Clarksburg, West Virginia 334 TRADER S AVENUE 326 aymond ighway 0 Dial - 111 I 7' gl-4-6 - I Make I-Io ier Hours , . . - 20 . F h S 33211115 mrubrr FUNERAL HOME .DDO H D y 551,060 9 3 0341 329i MA N CLARKSBURG W VA. Lzsten, Girls 7 Need o dress for school for 0 dote for the dence? EX CL USI VE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS CF 1952 Martin's Booterie . ,f ,fu '7 4 I I LfK'gl . . A , I If rx , ' 0 - K . , ,.,. , 1- ' . avis Harr GJNQDVG ' P ll ' - I . . 0 0 0 1 , . WELLS HAYMAKER COMPANY e M M T QMOO 0-1-0-4!5QA, ,1,,...,.-4, Jcefeeam .Fr Q 'cI, f-'lf 5 'lr, : KT 'fa 7 - Tw M ' eozdfjz 40,4 L wg., aff- ' Tzzae 944.---v.n-n.4,Qj QLMWWV J? The Old Ifashldned Kmd gil?-E BETTER SEEING EASIER STUDYING BUY THE IAMP WITH THIS TAG MONONGAHELA POWER CO '4 cn-CAJ T' COMPLIMENTS -Avvlhl K OF ,C-Ovrsz, . :AAAI Ali!! I 7441-I A-Ag - gg-0,65 QLAAJ W ,4fs-A! ig Q, 1 1 1 'Za C- L X I as a.-4.44 L ,Q-, pvxxn. ,4f4-4' , . 44 1 J K 1 J MPLIMENTS ' M lvin C. unfzing W. ' fl AND T 1 1 'A 0 un zin 'r rs o A CP XV - V X if, VV L by Q iffy , iff? wNNtHll1 f fWa,o, Z Q51 , X 4a We 12 fl Vu X xx 1: Wt! ffq x X 1 MXN XIX XXX tl' MW NX X G3 K ahn 61 Other Agam A famxllar and reassufmg slogan FAMILIAR because at bas appeared an housands o the country 5 finest year oaks or the past ball century REASSURING because those years o pecualnzed expenence brmg complete ervrce outstandmg qualuty and de pendable delnuery to the yearbook staffs with whom we work JAHN an OLLIER ENGRAVINC CO 817 W Washington Blvd Chicago 7, Illinois G lm M- mnwmxxybxr X C0mpllment.s Q MOYLE STANTON JUX CE Samiom Clfancre and Garmf nl qtora 1 634 36 Monhcello Ave Dial 46548 CLARKSBURG W VA O I 'I I 01' VX '-RlCi.tl.Q v ' W7 - - , . A J J J 1 g L fr: , . . JC.: COMPLIMENTS OF VOGUE BEAUTE SALON A COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE SECRET FU RN ITU RE C0 Lltfle out of The we 08 I Y Less To Poy W 9 A DI2931 CLARKSBURG w VA YATES 81 FRUSH UPTICIANS 5, 325 Gff I W E Phone 2 4261 HEPIZIBAH w VA ph., 845212 COMPLETE CPTICAL LABDRATURY PHONE 2 8891 OM QQJJ ,MALL Wiiyjwifnjmljjow MMw! Z JQMPQJQAX X J 4 iwhfww v!Mvffb6!4 14. JM QM? 441724211 J Vbdgafod 71034 5270 fNfL?g?J Z! BARNES 81 BRASS ELECTRIC COMPANY wr ! 0 ' ,u,,.,.1,. 1 I .1 .W N-r I . Room I - Gore Hote Bldg. Clorksbur , . Va. M ' b Mgr. ' - 4 1 Stores At 1 , . . , 112 ou h second sffeef Room 0 0 Bvi dine - e uve 0 complete Eelcction of all the I styles In fromcs ond mo t' g. B k I es duph- 'A' co CI f p ' d. Sun Glosece mode to your prescription, We have our Own , . . Q J 'Y . ' 1 . I t . f LL 1 X56 , 'fe I K L 7 'Vi R D214 y . , , 1 V 'L 9 fc' I 1' X - . A ' ' 0 V I ,I f' 4, I ! I , , . J AFFORD TO WAIT FOR HER PRINCE CHARMING To brlng her the good thlngs In llfe BUT The modern mlss funds the waltmg too dull she funds her world full of opportunmes such as these Ilsted here and gets gomg HELP WANTED FROM COAST TO COAST HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED FEMALE c cto y to o c o oge te og opher yo st Bookkcepe g ol typ t eo pleosont or 80 Shortho d Includes bull Q ossurne csponsblty Gen S300 YOU CAN HAVE THE GOOD THINGS IN LIFE TOO AND SOONER THAN You THINK IF You WANT Fmanclal Independence Your own money to spend Latest fashlons Good clothes Opportunity Attractive surroundslngs Meet Interesting folks Vacatlons with pay Golng places Doing things Opportunltles for advancement Good pay Let us help you meet the Modern Prince Chormeng An nntenslve business trolnlng stortlng June 9 ond September 8 wlll move you olong quuckly to oll the good things nn lute THE OPPORTUNITIES ARE RIGHT NOW We dont know how long they wull lost Two months poy ot Sl6O per month wnll cover most oll ot your tuutnon costs GET YOUR EARLY START WRITE CALL OR TELEPHONE 2 9811 FOR INFORMATION MEET PRINCE CHARMING TODAY HE MAY BE FOUND AMONG OUR YOUNG MEN STUDENTS West Vlrgmla Business College Clarksburg, W Vo WE HAVE A NUMBER OF ATTRACTIVE HOMES WHERE YOU CAN EARN YOUR BOARD AND ROOM WHILE ATTENDING COLLEGE ' 6564 SQ re r 2 s les rn n r. S n r 2 T I 8. rg o c us to CI n, w kg Sl n. un, r i II g per month to stort. filing. Solory SISO month. erol office CILITICS Solory I 0 ' ' . . . . ' . l 0 u . l l l . ' 0 ' ' . . . l I I - I I I I I O O 1952 MEMOIRS PHOTOGRAPHERS tiff !m- 126 South Thlrd Street Telephone 2 1491 FLORY FURNITURE Get Your Vntomms COMEANY The Nome: Way FURNITURE OF DISTINCTION EAT ROBEPT ISRAEL BYRON FLORY FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES EVERY DAY Helmlck Insurance Agency HOSPITAL INCOME PROTECTION AND LIFE INSURANCE Shmgleton Brothers CLARKSBURG WEST VIRGINIA Wh I 30 E k 20451 Q .9 Q . riffs: 4. f - KJ, X 1 , I - p , I 1 I - VV fx , . K V. 1 I I .J ' fu . iI 'A' ' l J l - 1 N I K Q It Q- If I . I if . ' I. r-' I Q - - 7' ,I II , IW ' ,- ' N x ' -' ' Speciohzmg In u 429 D B Bldg. Ph - , X oesale Q. v X ' . x x N L W ,, XA X N V We Q Q XA V S 'V u 'X W X. s x NNQP f Jw? xy-X XV s X, Q V 9- Xv .QS L X XR if-dv S Y X-ui' if ,kg-Y N Q Q - , xv ,XL XS X 7 NL' ' x. -L W rw -' X3 xy 'L x ., ' N., Dv 1' , I fix 1 I