Wayne High School - Nuntius Yearbook (Wayne, WV)

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19.28 THEINUNTIUS llIlllllllllllllI5llIllllllIllllllllllllilllllllllllllll I IIIllIlxlIIllIlllIllIIIlllllllIIlllIIIlllUrlllllIlIIllIIIlllllllllllllllIlllllllIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll J a I AGRICULTURE JUDGING TliEAM I , ,L I I Horace Tabor ' Arlie Queen Nell hompson W ,Paul Tabor Allan Banfield Pauline Salmons Dallas Queen Lowell Sellards W. 'NL Garrison, Coach During the week of October 26-28 the members of the Agriiculture Judging Team participated in the annual state contest at Morgantown and wpn the beautiful silver trophy awarded to the State Dairy Judging Champions. Lowell Sellardsl took second place in judging dairy cattle and received a splendid silver wat hr fob as a prize. As winners of the state contest Lowell Sellards, Paul Tabor, D llas Queen, and' Arlie Queen are entitled to represent West Virginia at the Annual' National Dairy Show Judging Contest to be held at Memphis, Tennessee, October 113-20, 1928. On to Memphis. t I K I I I I I I I i I page twenty'five, I I I I I I I I a.-A

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gllllmlllg lllllllllllul III lII lllQE: llll E llI lllE Illllllllllllll llllllllilll I llgllllngn 2 8 AGRICULTURE CLUB Page Minas Adkins . . Paul 'Tabor . . , Roscoe Adkins . . Carlton Adkins Everett Adkins Lizzie Adkins Minas Adkins Roscoe Adkins Claude Asbury Donald Baker Martha Bradshaw Louise Beckett Walker Booth Verl Childers Ruby Ferguson Thelma Ferguson Edgar Finley L. D. Finley twenty-four QFFICERS MEMBERS Pauline Finley Grover Fortner Millard Fry Augustus Fry Ward Gilkerson Waitman Gill William Gill Henry Goddard John Hardwick Welcie Mathews Hezekiah Osburn Goldie Pack Jack Preston Roy Preston Arlie Queen President . . . . . Vice President . . . Secretary-Treasurer Charleyk Queen Dallas Queen Henry Ramey Oral Richardson Charley Ross Pauline Salmons Lowell Sellards Lemuel Stephens Beatrice Tabor Otto Tabor Paul Tabor Edgar White Associate Members Gypsy Sellards Clyde Mathews

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..,.....,..... 5 1 9 2 8 O HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL For years the progressive citizens of Wayne county looked forward to the establish- ment of a high school which would enable the young people of the county to educate themselves at home. Finally after overcoming numerous difficulties Wayne County High' School opened its doors to students in the fall of 1922. Students met the newly chosen faculty in the combination store and dwelling which was usedas a high school building during the first two years of the existence of the school. For the first year the faculty consisted of C. T. Hatcher, principal and T. B. McClure and Alice Miller, teachers. During the second year Olive G. Murphy, C. B. Taylor and Elizabeth B. 'Taylor were added to the faculty and Mr. McClure withdrew from it. With the opening of the third year the new building now occupied by the school was completed. One hundred thirty students enrolled for the year. The new mem- bers of the faculty were W. M. Garrison, Mary M. Hall, Vernon Frazier, Miss Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor did not return. In spite of the earnest efforts of friends of the school it was rated as a school of the second class by the state authorities. Twelve students completed the requirements for graduation and received their diplomas at the first annual commencement in May 1925. page twenty-six