Winfield High School - General Yearbook (Winfield, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1953 volume:

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' 3.,v','g't'sa 57 We are not without hope that this little volume may serve some good, and that it will in the future bring back these days in Winfield High School which are so dear to us. If in later years Q32 General shows improvement because others have profited by our mistakes, we shall re- joice in this as in every other step of progress in our school. Our efforts will not have been in vain. In recognition of her untiring work in behalf of Winfield High School, and in grateful appreciation of her aid and friendship, we, the eral to our sponsor, Miss Virginia Anderson ff Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Three, dedicate this edition of The Gen- XNXSTR W1 'G aa. 2 Kaafzdazf 'IF Q Members of the Putnam County Board of Education seated from left to right are Jesse W Brown, Romie Arthur, George W Cargill, Wayne F. Erwin, and Arnold Jividen Standing are Assistant Superintendent Carson L Cottrell, and County Superintendent O O White. The moral to be drawn from America by every nation is this 'Seek ye first the education of the people and all the other political blessings will be added unto you ' 'The education of the people is the real underlying work for earnest men who would best serve their countryd Andrew Carnegie E ? 0 . K ., ff ,4 - , '1v is '1 f Zz-0: I ' ' s I I A , X I 3' -. :- -J, xx 54 J , 9 yt x Af I is Q 54 , X . O O I 0 I , C I . . O 43 A A,-fr GUY H BIGGS, PRIN GEORGIA SUH ERS Social Studies, English Secretary A B , Concord College Winfield High School Sl M A , W V. University Ed D., Texas University VIRGINIA ANDERSON English, Library B , Marshall College 1-.r iff., .-f 1 ROBERT A ANDERSON CARL W FLANAGAN Social Studies, Phys Social Studies, Phys Ed rp Biology, Phys Ed Duke University B S , W V University A B , Marshall College I I O X , 5 f x ir r, ,va ...-,. A 1'-fb A 4 I K K O l O Q I O Q I 2, an ii? 1 ,N A.. X Ao 0 .C 4 f -. .X l ...- . x, . l l .t P' 0 O O 0 C C 1 nr rv- Ht' C7' .-4? -.-ag fi r '94 N P' 'IDS 3 ,ii 's' I ,,.a-f I HERBERT I CHAFIH Music, English A B , Concord College Marshall College JEAN COOPER Home Economics A B , Glenville State PAUL N SHAFER Vocational Agriculture H A , I V.Univers1ty ROBERT N ROBINSON Social Studies B S , Morris Harvey H LEN M MYERS Com erco A B , Marshall College CHARLES GARLICK English, Mathematics A B , Bethany College M A , W V University . ., ,pu-G+., k .f ' fn lic .cy 1' MARY SUE BALDWIN Class Play BEECHER ARBAUGH F Band Class Treasurer Class Play Football Manager ly CAROL DOLIN 4i' '- Glee Club 1 2 3 PATSY JO BALL Glee Club Queen's Attendant 1 F H.A Secretary 10' 'C Band Class Secretary Class Treasurer Class Play DORIS BRISCOE Class Play -41' TOM BALL Football 2 3 4 F 1 2 3 L F F A Secretary DANA BURGESS Football F F A Treasurer Class Play I, foe ,.av ,un 1,3 .-.X ffl SCOTT COTTRELL State F F A Band. 2 Band. County Band Class Play JEAN DAVIS Glee Club 1 2 3 PATTY GLENN Band Glse Club Queen's Attendant President Press Club A Editor 'General Newsn Class Play F H A President Class Secretary Editor of Yearbook Majorette 2 3 L JO DOSS Class Secretary H Secretary JOHN DUFFIELD Football.... ........ . All State 'Bn Team..... Basketball. ...... ....3-M ' 3h F. F. A. .... .... 1-2- - F.F.A. Parliamentarian M Class Vice Pres1dent...h Class P1ay....... ..... .M .-f 4 6 eg- ad' A, an f'47 JIM IE HARRISON Yearbook Staff NORMA HUDNALL Clasl Treasurer Tri H1 Y Club T. Class Play -F'-F'-F'N FRED HUNT Basketball Yearbook Staff CARL LAWRENCE Football Manager Yearbook Staff MARGARET LEWIS Class Play Yearbook Staff ROBERT ROACH . 1231+ Yearbook Staff M 4Q ' 1!?' pA.fV' W RAY SPENCE Football F 2 3 h Yearbook Staff JUNE MACK M Band 1 2 3 County Band History Club National Honor Society A Class Play Yearbook Staff JEAN MEADOWS Band Class Treasurer. Class Secretary 'Miss Winfield Hi F H A Treasurer Class Play Yearbook Staff Glee Club sh CARLOS PAULEY Football Statistician A Class Play F Football Yearbook Staff NORMA STURGEON Class Play Yearbook Staff CARL RICHARDS F. F. Ap ... .... .1-2-3 F. F. A. Secretary.....L Football. e u s ..-...... 3-I+ Ba-ndeseoeeee llll 1 Class Play. .IOIUC U...u Yearbook Staff... ....h NJ ,,, lFn. ! 4757 3 qv' eoeueaeeeeeeeoeh, Fe e Ae oaooeeneee ' some nunun L.. SL oeeeeee esouno ' 'Ll . ......... ..2 . ........ 3-Lg, 5. .. ......... ..h fi' ....f+ M4 eaen':::: ' ' ' ........III5l A, ,- eeee naoue LI, , fx ' F. . A. .IIIIIIIIILS3 .fl -1+ MARSHALL WICK Football Basketball 2 3 F F A becretary Class Vice President I Class Play Yearbook Staff JAMES CHRISTY 2 3 F F A Vice President Yearbook Staff Football WANDA DUDDING GOFF Cheerleader Class Play CP1cture not available J lPicture not CPiCtuP6 not available Bvailable J lPicture not available J KENNETH GOFF Football 2 3 H F F A Reporter JERRY YOUNG Football Class Play Vice President CALVIN ESCUE Football All State 'Bn Team.....h 2 3 U F. F. A. . ....... 1- - - Class President....2-3-L Class Vice Pres1dent...l F. P. A. Pr-es1dent.....u Class Play.. ........... 3 lP1cture not available J C'Zcwah7 In September of 19 l, fifty small people enrolled in Miss Senath Vaughan's first grade It was a strange and exciting experience for all of us, but not many days passed before Miss Vaughan had us feeling we were a part of the school community In fact, it began to seem that we were as important in our way as the seniors, whom we saw passing by, were in theirs We sometimes gave little plays in assembly and seemed to draw more ap plause than the larger children I suppose we reminded the others of when they were young and awkward We had a Christmas tree in our room and a Valen tine party We took good care of our room Miss Vaughan saw to that We were quite proud of our pretty plants and the big bowl of goldfish. While time marched on, we learned and grew New members were added to our class, and for various reasons others dropped out along the way. All too soon the years of elementary school were over, and we were ready for high school On a momentous September morning in l9h9, fifty two freshmen enrolled t Winfield High School with Mr Melville B Withers as class sponsor. ted to the offices of the class Cecil Roach, president, Calvin Escue, vice president, Jean Meadows, secretary, and Beecher Arbaugh, treasurer. In a remarkably short time, among our number were discovered great talents which have developed through the years. Many of us soon formed a violent af fection for the upper classmen and teachers and did everything in our power to annoy them. It seemed no tlme until September rolled around again Our nu ber was such that our class was divided in two home room sections with Mrs Neoma Ash and Mrs Suzanne Hopkins as sponsors. Big wheels this year were Calvin Escue, president, Patsy Jo Ball, secretary, and Norma Hudnall, treasurer Sometimes, of course, time would not march, but only drag by. We remem ber biology and the many bugs, snakes, and other varmints caught by the brave girls and timid boys There were some algebra problems, too but enough of that kind of reminiscing We entered the third year with the title of Juniors Very early in the year the class election was held with excellent results e 1+ - a A meeting was soon called, and the following historical people were elec- Calvin Escue was elected for a second term as president He was ably assisted by Marshall Wick, vice president, Jo Handley, secretary, and Jean Meadows, treasurer. Mr Withers was again our class sponsor In October we chose our class rings which were to be delivered the follow ing September. The class was sadly in need of money for entertaining purposes, and every opportunity which presented itself found us there with our limp little money bag By the end of the year we had accumulated a goodly sum, and this wealth was lavishly spent on the Junior Senior banquet One of the high lights of the year was our class play, The Sweetheart of U Baka Pi , directed by Coach Bob Anderson On September 2 1952, thirty one seniors enrolled for their last year at five are left to tell the tale Tom Ball, Patsy Jo Ball, James Christy, Calvin Escue, and Margaret Goble Lewis Because of his good work in the preceding years, Calvin Escue was re elected president. Other officers were Jerry Young, vice president, Patty Glenn, secretary, and Patsy Jo Ball, treasurer. Miss Virginia Anderson was our advisor. The year has been a pleasant one filled with scholastic, athletic, and social activities. The class play Seventeen Is Awfull3Young , and the Junior Senior banquet are two dates worthy of special mention Our history, as you can see, has so far been without tragedy It has been serene and happy, but certainly not monotonous We hope it has been worthwhile. We're leaving now the carefree days, The happy golden hours, Of youthful mirth, and fellowship No other years can hold, For joy does not repeat itself, No more school days like ours We each one goes his way today, Our history has been told , - Winfield High. Of the original fifty-two who entered the first grade, only Wada Wea! hen X l D- T13 . . li.-AS VF 7314444 We afaak Wm i is ,-sq A , .- - r 4 v' 1 ., , X ,--Q 6 Q ,X X , . 'XXX , x xx x X ' ,, X 5 'N ' Y M I X lv . P N , 1 s f ' -, gg N ' A 1 A 'x I 4 rf J a n 4 ' , fugngk 1 Q' y - , . j fncfg f mg: Y. f f , - v I f '.L-gig., QQ. X' L., in m' 1 -. , . ' x ,ff f . , o x N .1 f . 5 ' J f , , M ' I 1 , A .f . 1 N , ,. v ' , It , , .X X I N. ' Q ' .f 65644410 Just 15 years ago tonight the class of 1953 of Winfield High School was graduated To celebrate the anniversary I went up to Tom Ball's filling station at the intersection of Routes 60 and 17, W Va , and to my surprise there having her Packard serviced was that famous Powers model, Mary Susan Baldwin She was telling us about the dream she had last night. In her dream she saw each of our old class and she told us what they were all doing Carl Richards is getting rich fast by doing that beautiful embroidering for which we all remember him Carlos Pauley is getting his share by dis tributing Carl's works John Duffield is in Hollywood making the movie of his life as a profes sional basketball star Co starring in his movie is Jean Meadows, that famous actress of stage and screen Reverend Beecher Arbaugh always ministers last rites to Doctor James Christy's patients Remember how fond Marshall Wick was of wrestling? Now he owns his own wrestling arena where millionaires Dana Burgess and Patsy Jo Ball always attend when Champion Carl Lawrence is going to appear Norma Hudnall is now private secretary to that big oil tycoon, Jimmie Harrison Two of our class are still great friends, both are in a great trumpet player, and Patty Glenn, who is famous the dancing Jo Doss has won the title for having the longest hair the entertainment world over for her in the world Jerry Young is still winning the hearts of all the females by singing love songs to them Calvin Escue is now football coach for Winfield High School and is efficiently assisted by Bob Roach Three of our members are in Washington Kenny Goff, being wonderfully inspired by Wanda Dudding Goff, is now President of the United States H appointed for secretary of state, Norma Sturgeon, who has done a good job of getting us into three wars at one time. Fred Hunt, well known lover and play boy, often visits with the admiral of the naval fleet of the Gulf of Mexico, Ray Spence Nurse Carol in raising cats Doris husband reside on Route 3h near Winfield Jean Davis is about to take Florence Nightingale's place in history Dolin has formed her own 'Old Maids' Clubn The girls specialize Briscoe was voted nMrs Housewife of l967n last year She and her As for Margaret Lewis, that very lovable girl, she was chosen the best mother of 1963 by the nMothers of American club, which she established Well, this has been a long session, I know, but I don't very often have time to write I almost always have the papers of my students in the Bill's Creek Elementary School to grade Since I have begun to teach there the enrollment has increased to seventy five. Goodnight, dear diary, May 13, 1968 June Mack business. They are: Scotty Cottrell, who has taken Harry James's place as . o 8 I adam 6 Q' N- ?cm I X ff' 50:44 LZ! le, the Senior Class of 1953, Winfield High School, Town of Winfield, County of Putnam, State of lest Virginia, United States, North America, West ern Hemisphere, do hereby state, shout, broadcast, telecast, make public, clara, and insist that this is our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT ITEM After all our just and lawfully contracted debts are paid, cluding our graduating expenses, we make the following collective bequests lst. We do hereby direct our thanks to Dr Biggs and other members the faculty for their efforts in making our class one of the best known at W H S Has any other class visited the office more frequently? 2nd We leave the dusting of desks, washing of windows, and other general cleaning to Mr Childers We also take this occasion to express our wish that he double his efforts when the new building is ready for occupancy so that it may be spotless at all times. rd. promised. dignity th. To the Freshman ing for any of our treasured 6th, To the Freshman teachers, who are still very 7th. To the Board of To the Junior Class we will the new building which we had been Class, who, we feel, are not yet capable of car belongings, we leave nothing. Class of next year we leave our battle scarred capable of drilling another group of raw recruits Education we bequeath the sum of S3 08 for the purpose of engraving our names on a plaque in the hallway of the new building ITEM! As individuals we make the following donations and bequests Norma Sturgeon leaves her curly hair to Pat Paxson. Mary Sue Baldwin leaves 5 inches of her height to Freda Owsley Doris Briscoe leaves her quietness to Alma Terry Jean Davis leaves her ability to type to Sylvia Miller S Patty Glenn leaves her ability to be a good, successful, and last ing majorette to Betty Watson Take it easy, Bettyk 6 Jo Doss bequeaths her long hair and the energy to take care of it to Delores Pennington 7, Jean Meadows, our cutest girl, leaves that title to Sue Cargill 0 de- : in- . of 3 Lth, To the Sophomore Class we will our high scholastic standing, and 5 .. 1. 2. A . 3. . M. . , - 0 June lack leaves her ability to keep her white shoes polished to her niece, Iris Mack Norma Hudnall leaves her art of getting 'A's' to Willard Chandler 0, Tom Ball leaves the sum of one thin dime on deposit with Georgia for chewing gum for Mrs lyers. ll. John Duffield bequeaths his ability to make the All State football team to Jim Fewell 12. Calvin Escue leaves to all future senior class presidents his ability as a presiding officer, his argumentativeness, and his unerring judg ment 13. Dana Burgess leaves the ability to stay out of trouble Cwhich he learned just this yearl to Kip Payne. lh. Ray Spence entrusts the responsibility of protecting and caring for his wood carvings to Jim Crawford. They are numerous, scattered through out the building, mostly on the desk tops in the class rooms. 15. Carl Richards leaves his ability to sleep during class to Ross Dent 16 Beecher Arbaugh bequeaths the 'Generalsn medicine kit to anyone 17. Jim Harrison leaves his red hair to Delano Pennington, He'd like to see him grow a flaming red beard for the senior play next year. 18 Fred Hunt leaves his ability to get along with the seventh grade girls to Coach Bob Anderson 19. Scotty Cottrell leaves his ability to play a trumpet to anyone windy enough to blow one 20. Carl Lawrence intended to leave his affectionate title of 'Termite' to someone, but at the last moment decided to take it with him 21. Carol Dolin leaves her secret reducing diet to Wanda Mitchell 2 Wanda Dudding Goff leaves her cheerleading uniform to Barbara Robertson Kenneth Goff leaves his red hair to anyone with the temper to match it Jerry Young wills his old flame Barbara Reed to Ross Dent, hoping Ross won't meet with as many difficulties and obstacles in dating her as he did 25. Jim Christy leaves his upper denture to anyone who can wear it 8. 9. . l who can carry it. 2 . 23. ah.. Margaret Goble Levis leaves her ability to start a family young to Pat Paxson 27. Marshall Wick gives his basketball ability to Kip Payne and his good looks to Jack Dent Bob Roach leaves his ability to run a tractor to his cousin, Clayton Roach 29 Carlos Pauley leaves his limosine to Ray 'Ollie Dragonn Fewell and hopes it will hold together for him. 30, Patsy Jo Ball refused to leave a thing ITEM We do hereby appoint President Eisenhower, Queen Elizabeth II of England, Dagmar, Aly Khan, and Carlos Linkenauger as executors of this our last will and testament In testimony whereof, the Class of 1953 have to this instrument, sub scribed our name and affixed our seal this 13th day of May, 1953 A D Signed lmlw CAM! ,Zi X753 Yendafa ,fam Pawn Calvin Escue Jerry Young Vice President Patty Glenn Secretary Patsy Jo Ball Treagurar Miss Virginia Anderson Sponsor MOTTO Uwe build the ladder by which we climb W CLASS COLORS Purple and White CLASS FLOWER Gardenia 26. . 28. I esaassuseaooaoseeeooo oceans'-...sono-oopresident Prettiest Girl Um? g Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy Best Dressed Girl Best Dressed Boy Friendliest Girl Friendliest Boy Most Conceited r Most Conceited Bo Handsomest Boy. Cutest Girl Cutest Boy Girl with Prettiest Eyes Boy with Prettiest Eyes Girl with Prettiest Smile Boy with Prettiest Smile Best Girl Student Best Boy Student Girl with Best Attitude Boy with Best Attitude Girl Most Likely to Succeed Boy Most Likely to Succeed Best All Around Girl Laziest Girl Laziest Bo Biggest Girl Pest Biggest Boy Pest Biggest Girl Flirt Biggest Boy Flirt Best Natured Girl Best Natured Boy Wittiest Girl Wittiest Boy Couple Most in Love Cutest Couple, Best Athlete, Athlete with Best Attitude Girl with Prettlest Figure Boy with Best Physique Best All Around Teacher Miss Cheerleader of 1952 S3 Mr Football of 1952 S3 COO 00000 Patty Glenn . John Duffield Jean Meadows Dana Burgess .Violet Gaylor Ross Dent Iris Mack Scott Cottrell ,,Jean Meadows John Duffield Jean Meadows Marshall Wick Ruth Brown Jack Dent Jean Meadows Marsh Wic and Jim Harrison Treva Miller ,Landon Saunders Jean Meadows and Violet Gaylor Jim Fewell .Jean Meadows ,Landon Saunders Patty Glenn Jim Fewell Deloris Pennington Ross Iris Ross Iris Ross Dent Mack Dent Mack Dent ,,V1olet Gaylor Jim Fewell Violet Gaylor and Iris Mack Ross Den ,,Kenny and Wanda, and Jerry and Barbara Kip and Jo Ann Kip Payne Jim Fewell ,,Jean Meadows Ross Burks Miss Anderson and Miss Cooper Wanda Dudding Kip Payne Q 0000 O 0 eeeeoeooueelooo 0000 O egg Coos gg. ones: e ..:eeooe G1 10... 000000000 y0oe 0 coco once eo e '09 0 OU.. seoooo 0 0 ees coeoaeeooesoesos e ease .:: a . ..:euenneoeoiee0oe essence oeoooeoooeoeoeo 0000000000 eoooeeaoenoeooooo eo:::ee we .zeoeeonoeesauneueeeoooo ... DOO! Best A11AroundBoy.:::uH . ..f::ffff. eooeoeeo o see yl00C000 ' oueeoeeseoo sooo 0 .eg .... . C.. 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Vernon Maddox Vice President John Leslie Secretary Treasurer Glenn Bright Sponsor Mr R N Robinson Class Roll Harvey Anderson Kenneth Anderson Ray Ashworth Kenneth Baldwin Charles Bench Glenn Bright Carl Chapman Roger Criner John Leslie Roy Lilly Alfred Zeiner Vernon Wesley Delmar Donald Maddox Maddox McCall1ster Meeks Billy Miller Bervin Pauley Billy Pettit James Rogers JmwsRmmmgh Clarence Smith UIIOIDI UIIOIOOCIOOCOI ll!! ' lleaneue nouns 8 IIOO DIOOOOOOO OIOOOIOIDODOOIIOOIOOOCU I O I President Vice President Treasurer Sponsor Dilemma Alford ahirley Anderson Donna Chapman Emma Jean Doss Betty Erwin Hazel Harvey Phyllis Hazelett Leatha Legg Gaye McCall1ster Dorothy Meadows FRESHMAN GIRLS Freda Owsley Anna Thevenin Barbara Robertson Pauline Thomas Mr. Herbert M. Chafin Class Roll Margie Wray Treva Miller Freda Owsley Opal Pennington Barbara Robertson Betty Saunders Anna Thevenin Pauline Thomas Charlotte Thornton Patsy Totten Mary Woodrum President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Stanley Baldwin Lewis Ball Ira Bunchett Ralph Burchett Delbert Childers Floyd Crawford Carman Davis Richard Dillon James Doss Kenneth Duffield Raymond Ervin Jackie Fellure Tommy Howell EIGHTH GRADE BOYS Wilford Maddox Beverly Brumfield Ralph Burchett Mr P N Shafer Class Roll Jackie Lee Wright Ralph Keeling Ray Lilly Franklin Lovejoy Demi Mack Wilford Maddox Wayne Moore Robert Neary Robert Ray Paul Roach John Saunders Billy Stricker Russell Watson Golden Willis Vice-Pres1dent.... ..........Mary Brown President Vice President Treasurer Cynthia Anderson Edna Ball Joyce Ball Lois Booth Linda Bowles Mary Brown Beverly Brumfield Mildred Carpenter Jean Chapman Kay Sue Dudding Carolyn Duke Ruth Ann Fewell Myrna Frazier Ruby Gibson Mary Lou Handley LIGHTH GRADE GIRLS Class Roll Wilford Maddox Mary Brown Ralph Burchett Lena Hodges Ruth Ann Hodges Patsy Jones Joyce Little Geraldine McCall1ster Jean Mitchell Roberta Morris Mae Richards Patricia Stokes ehirley Shue Martha Tenney Freda Terry Mary Lou Turley Valerie Walker Phyllis Wick Sponsor Mr C W Flanagan Secretary.... ....Beverly Brumfield Vice President President. Secretary Treasurer Sponsor. Earl Burks John Cottrell Gary Dillon R0b6I't Ed'B.1'dS Billy Joe Erwin Jackie Herman Robert Ernest Lee Escue Goff Goodson Hayes Garland Hayes Marian Holbrook Keith Jarrett Paul Kanniainan Harold McCa11ister SEVENTH GRADE BOYS Mr. Robert Class Roll Jerry Wright Wendell Thevenii Keith Jarrett Herman Goff A Anderson Frankie Mccallister Lee Oven Morris Clarence Nichole Grady Pennington Larry Joe Richards Allen Lee Simms Harold Smith Arthur Starr Erwin Starr Arthur Stitt Wendell Thevenin Benny Van Pelt Bernard Windon Norman Young ' ee ee eeeeerackie President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor. Nell Sue Ball Carolyn Cash Dorothy Chandler Patricia Christy Sharon Dudding Mae Alice Erwin Beverly Glann Brenda Gross Doris Hensley Betty Hodges Susan Hopkins Marcella Little Lola Jane Maddox Wanda Mack Carol McCallister SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS Class Roll Bethel Shue Brenda Gro S S Doris Hensley Carol McCal11ster Mrs Helen Myers Connie McCa1lister Thelma Mccallister Verna McCa1l1ster Lula Mobley Linda Pauley Verlena Roach Dixie Roush Carolyn Smith Marilyn Stricker Nancy Thevenin Phyllis Thornton Brenda Vaughan Donna Webster Lula Wymer Norma Wymer Vice-President.... ...Connie McCa1lister I 4 Hand OBOE Jean Mitchell if-si ylyli 9 Mlm wax DRUMS Shirley Anderson Barbara Reed Patsy Totten Donald Meeks Herbert M Chafin Director CLARINETS Carolyn Duke Patty Watson Sue Cargill Mary Lou Handley Myrna Frazier Martha Tenney Edna Ball Wanda Mack Nancy Thevenin Doris Hensley SAXOPHONLS Jeannette Pickens Mary Brown Ruth Brown BASS Anna Thevenin Rf-sl fa llllfjuylllv HORNS Helen Cottrell Bernard Windon Pauline Thomas Barbara Robertson WINFIELD HIGH SCHOOL BAND k Beverly Brumfield W A 'SQEXJZHCZZSQEA K Yi . I L, . , V Xi 1 BARITONES TROMBONES Bonnie Thevenin Billy Miller VB19P16 Walker CORNETS Glgnn Bright Scotty Cottrell June Mack Charles Stitt Wendell Thevenin Patricia Stokes Vernon Maddox Raymond Ervin Tommy Howell Mae Richards Mary Lou Turley Qnifiiwi f xy Q LBS WW' Us , 2.533 ,T MAJORLTTES From left to right Violet Gaylor, Sue Cargill, Head Majorette Betty Watson, Jo Ann Harris, and Patty Watson 'TX .fx Q' NX O fx 5 M J ' A ' I QT' 4 T 'M gg AXX I lr N A '11 7 - V ms - , I yew em SO PRANOS Joyce Ball Nell Sue Ball Ruth Brown Sue Cargill Carolyn Cash Mae Alice Erwin Mary Lou Roach Betty Saunders Bonnie Thevenin Patsy Totten Betty Watson GLEE CLUB Herbert M Chafin Director 1, Barbara Ann Reed Accompanist ALTOS Shirley Anderson Mildred Carpenter Helen Cottrell Brenda Gross Patty Jones Joyce Little Roberta Morris Anna Thevenin Pauline Thomas Patty Watson Mary Woodru Carol Mccallister I Connie McCallister 77 5205! -ll EQQL. ,-,Q THE NGENERAL NEWSN STAFF I r Editor Patty Glenn Assistant Editor Barbara Reed Publisher Georgia Summers Sponsor Mr Charles Garlick MEMBERS Millard Mitchell Phyllis Hazelett Phyllis Chapman Treva Pauley Phyllis Ball Treva Miller Alma Terry Pat Paxson Ruth Brown Ross Dent Iris Mack X 2 l ,v X C4421 I - X. 1 1 Iii A X ' rsff-f-fi-5 W Sue Cargill ' X X X Msg ' , -z,i-, f xgx.- Y, Q., 3 i ,ff J: X .- e f ' ff 4 La'-Y T- ,da o',' FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President Calvin Esoue Vice President James Christy Secretary Carl Richards Treasurer Dana Burgess Acting President Carlos Pauley Acting Reporter Millard Mitchell Advisor Mr P N Sha er Kenneth Anderson Harvey Anderson Ray Ashworth Beecher Arbaugh Kenneth Baldwin Tom Ball Charles Bench Glenn Bright Ross Burke Kermit Burgess Dana Burge Willard Chandler James Christy Charles Clark James James Scott James Roger Cline Oobb Cottrell Crawford Criner Jack Dent MEMBERS Ross Dent Frank Dillon John Duffield Charles Edmunds Cecil Erwin Ray Fewell Jerry Frazier George Goff Kenneth Goff James Goodson Joe Hammack Keith Hudson Carl Lawrence Delmar McCall1ster Millard Mitchell Frank Neary James Payne Harold Pauley Bervin Pauley Carlos Pauley Billy Pettit Delano Pennington Harold Racer Carl Richards Clayton Roach Robert Roach Robert Robertson James Rogers James Rumbaugh Landon Saunders Larry Spence Ray Spence Clifford Stricker Curtis Terry Keith Terry Joe Terry Clifford Thevenin James Thornton Ray Turley Marshall Wick Jerry Young A 1 A p FUTURE HOMEMAKLRS OF AMERICA President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian Reporter Song Leader Patty Glenn Barbara Reed Patsy Jo Ball Jean Meadows Violet Gaylor Mary Lou Roach Wanda Dudding ........ . ..... ace ooo ... ... ..... ... .... ... ...... .... .... ..... .............. Sponsor .... .......... Miss Jean Cooper Q - L '-1136 - L55 Patty Glenn Jean Meadows Barbara Reed Sue Cargill Patty Watson Betty Watson Alma Terry Patsy Jo Ball Violet Gaylor Mary Lou Roach Members Wanda Dudding is Q Kb . Phyllis Ball Phyllis Chapman Ruth Brown Mary Racer Pat Paxson June Noodrum Iris Mack Treva Pauley Jo Doss Helen Cottrell Spemafz 06:44 pkg IMDB sd .vm N Mrs Elliot Jan Eliot Miss Tilby Albert Eliot Thaddeus.. Ruby Rainey Goofer Peterson Jack Westmore Caroline Pratt lhitcomb Pewberry s L pJ I N I SEVENTEEN IS AWFULLY YOUNG Cast Who lives for her girls Seventeen, spoiled, and beautiful An understanding teacher N1ck1's brother Another 'Huck Finn Loud, gabby, teen ager High school football hero A swell guy N1ck1's girl friend The kind of fellow a girl goes with if no one else asks her ef- 32. APRIL 24, 1955 Norma Hudnall Patty Glenn June Mack Carl Richards Beecher Arbaugh Patsy Jo Ball John Duffield Marshall Wick Margaret Lewis Dana Burgess s Q '01, fa r 5 ali' 'S qv - 'P GUIHLK D M 66' fl 5 E MM 1 Q N 5 Nicki Eliotzj. ...: ...... The 'mouseP - sixteen... ..::::g0lD Meldoll Uv 5 ' 66644170560 5 Y 3 V wxnxx' 9 , 'X OQOX' 5 cgflse N06 G O 99 8- 'chose Please don't give me away! Bw I'm so o miserablet N09 non not BBk6d chicken wi th Qlster dressing MEET UNCLL SALLYH CAST A young lawyer His sister BEN BLAYNL BLTTY PLAYNL bALLY SHERWOOD BOB DURANT SNORKINS ELAINE DURANT AUNT DARIMDA DR JIMNY SLUDGFA NI 5 TUGCS RILVI WEIVD SNRIFITT WILLIAM HAWKINS A college student Betty's fiance Cockney butler Ben's Fiancee Bob and Elaine's aunt An osteopath ean of Ketchum College A preacher Ben and Betty's uncle Miss Jean Cooper , Director If h ll 'POL' e Hb gilt beick-de 1, Our director Clayton Roach Mary Lou Roach Violet Gaylor Jimmy Feiell Ross Dent Barbara Reed Iris Mack Leo Watson Treva Pauley Millard Mitchell Delano Pennington ' 1 i L U I I . :al O xi 'S 9 fy e X L e be I Q 1 N1 ' fx 'LEON -Q msn se 1 FY DN i L ! il EUQQ 5 5 Xfai - , Si ' 1 is L i K XA S -V ' a ll , 'p ' JENNY.:.....:::::. ..:::A Swedish coohzzzi. :::Alma Terxy ...IIII ..IIA 'III.. II. . 'f '.'55,IIIII.... .....II III fE'- T eeooeonsoaeueD eeuoan ., ff'XL 1.2 co sine in 5' Q X x' I L k I 5, 1 f J K l,f'4 5 A 77 qlfamf QQ F 35w 'X 'hunk NNW! '4va-.M- 'MISS WINFIELD GENERAL Patty Watson Patty Watson, a member of the junior class, was chosen by the football squad to reign as NMiss Generaln at the home coming game with Van High School on October 31 1952 Below nM1ss Generaln re ceives flowers, between halves of the game, from Alumni Asso ciation President John G And eraon Patty's attendants are Mary Racer, Sophomore, and Patty Glenn, senior. 139 V'-v X-,xl Mi -If-:L 311 V I n ' v ffl N - 1 . - . 3 ' - x . x N Y - K , , ,fy y e Ewy -,gLx in I , .' o SWWL Y .M 1QQw f 'J V j.,,- X , Q .. K hvnbz ,rtiyfy c c 5 HL' 'A ,, , , , - . . 'x 'E I' 4 M V, X . . t . gl r , be 'Y L 'T ' 03? '. - , , 'L , I, K. - . . , ' -. - 2 ' e X 1 iffy , 9, Lf . ng A r' Q.: V,wv m me L E h , A r ,- '1 My - -' ,I ,L 'fr ,K if ,435 I I xv- ., V A ' S -. j :Ly Su, ffl, K I -A . ' ' 5 1 ' - iifffv' f' ' - ,f W'.1:-' 2 H - M ii .5 A ,S .ll e.31'L'Q'75 sv. W'k11fn4lQi5'. K '. It 7 ' 'V if Aa. K ' Q l . 4-W X . fair: X f I 'G ff X .X I A. ., 5 Ng' A. F, ig ,.- . EJ X- N , o if x F of 5 S . 1- 1, H ' A - 5 .2 ' 472 f vi Q MISS WINFIELD HIGH' Jean Meadoil Jean Meadows was chosen from the senior class by the student body to represent Winfield High School at the annual Putnam County Homecoming on September 1 , 1952 She is shown at the left with Governor of West Virv ginia, Okey L Patteson Winfield High School was repro sented at nKnow Your State Government Dayn in Charleston on February 9 1953 by Iris Mack and Delano Pennington, shown at the right, members of the junior class This annual event is sponsored by the WVEA to acquaint young people with school practices and activities which promote good citizenship in school. 'THEIR MAJESTIES' Jim Fewell and Barbara Reed reigned as king and queen at the ju ior class Valentine Dance on Feb ruary 13, 1953. U2 QS ff- . X . .4 If n I , g s.. Q N N K 52 163 , w 'Tuff-4, f Q' 41 as K 43 I Q J v ' 'a , 3'-3? f 17 'vgilyal -'lf '-'T' sg 'A L I' 5' 4-5 il ALS FIGHTING G , D. Burgess YO Escue, K. Goff Ball, Wick, Payne, t O 43 63 5-1 0 n -D 1-I A r-4 e Penningt Christy Robertson, awford, toon, Cr WI rson, do U 'U 'rl I O B4 gens 11 d ff, Fe He Rogers, Leslie, Pettit, 1-I r-4 0 E-4 B1-15111: Fl 'ri in OVOII a k , R B 07 181 SEASON'S Buffalollaynei Hannan BuffaloKPutnaml Fort Gay Duval Hurricane Pooa Chapmansville Sharples Total Points S I. VA STATE CLASS UBH Monongah INDIVIDUAL Jim Fewell Kip Payne Ross Burke. Calvin Escue Jack Dent RECORD Winfield Winfield Winfield Winfield Winfield linfield Winfield Winfield Winfield CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 'infield SCORING John Duffield Jim Thornton Kenny Goff Tom Ball 21 FOOTBALL BANQUET Eddie Cubbon, athletic director at Morris Harvey College, and Ernie Saunders, sports announcer at radio station WCHS, were guest speakers at the Winfield Lions Club sixth annual banquet on December 11, 1952 ..... 7 .... ....L,1 ........... ....O .... ....26 ... .... 0 .... ....12 ...... ....0 .... ...12 ... .... 12 .... ....15 .......... ....13 .... ....0 ....e ....33 Vin ....-. .... 7 Winfield .... .... 32 2 5 .... ......S2 .... ...19 ... .... 146 ...15 ... .... M2 .... ...13 ...............23 ....... ...12 ...................7 GENERALS COMPILE NINE AND ONE RECORD The Winfield Generals began one of their most sucessful football seasons on record September 5 1952. In their first game they met a Buffalo Valley team that had beaten them 6-O last season. It was sweet revenge when the nGenerals' came out victorious by a score of Ml-7. The win was a team victory with all four backfleld boys scoring at least one touchdown The second game found the Generals traveling to Hannon to play their favor ite cousins. Although Hannon was an improved ball club from last year the Gen erals proved to be too much for them in winning 26-O In their first home game the Generals played their county rivals Buffalo Altnough Buffalo put up a good fight they were obviously out gunned. In this game the Generals' line was air tight, they held Buffalo to a net gain of 31 yards While the Buffalo offense was completly stopped, the Generals scored two touchdowns to register a 12 to O victory Touchdowns were scored by Fewell and Payne On September 26, the Generals traveled to Fort Gay to play the first game between the two schools In this game the Generals' ground attack proved stronger than Fort Gay's aerial attack The Generals scored in every quarter and twice in the second to ring up a 32 7 victory On October 3, Winfield played a very tough Duval team which dominated play in the first half and had three good scoring opportunities to score but did not take advantage of them In the second half the game was a complete reverse After short time in the third period Kip Payne passed to Duffield over center for a score that covered 50 yards In the final quarter Kip scored on a quarter back sneak for the Generals' final score, to give them a 12 to 0 victory On Friday, October 10, one of the most exciting games between the Winfield Generals and the Hurricane Red Skins was pla ed on the Winfield home field this game the Red Skins got off to an early to O lead and never relinquished it until late in the final quarter, when, with but 2 minutes left in the game, Kip Payne scored from the nine yard line on the fourth down to give the Generals a 15 to 12 victory The other touchdown was scored by Calvin Escue. The Gen erals also caught Cook behind the goal line to score a safety in the second period. On October 15, 'An Poca team which first score came in line Poca's final The final score was On October 2h, to be a tough game, the Winfield Generals winning streak was snapped by a Class out weighed the Generals' team by several pounds. Poca's the second period when Rhumbels scored from the one yard score came in the th period when Jividen passed to Goff 13 to O Winfield traveled to Chapmanville to play what was expected but when the final gun sounded Ross Burke' long runs every time he got his hand on the ball proved to be too much for the Chapmanville team He scored four times in the game to aid in the 32 to 7 viciory On October 31, the Generals played a Van team which they had beaten very few times in the history of the get together between the two schools. This year proved to be the one the Generals had been looking for The Generals had too much for the Van team and scored a 32 to 7 victory in their last home game of the year. In their final game The Generals traveled to Sharples on November 7, to play a team which possessed one of the best Class WBN backfield boys in the state in Doug Stover Although they were bothered plenty by his plowing through center and around end, the Generals' team play was much better than Sharples When the final whistle blew to end the 1952 football regular season action the Generals brought home a 12 to 0 victory The fine record the Generals compiled earned them the right to meet Monon gah in the state HBH playoff at Parkersburg 'M 4742297 I - - O e . D e e I e ' e U I O e Z . In e ' J . A . D .- e 3 - .. I r O O e - I if J f Z ff ENERALS O EARNED HEIR TARS GF? Ck S411 BCS K P mn -I-n RncharJs Fewelf B S Ter-r P e Wa+s on Thorn+0n 11:- Dani' G WH T S A s J I 9 J x ' V,-,. f 'N A 5 Q L' Burgess 'Y , ' Sr H ' , ,F- qouns 'HMI V X Wie en ' 3 o is , ' 1 1 lurk ,Q ' ,an 'J : ' lx MONONGAH BEATS WINFIELD FOR STATE WB' CHAMPIONSHIP 20-lk The linfield Generals and the Monongah Lions tangled November 15, 1952 for the West Virginia Class 'B' Championship The game had everything in one would expect in a championship match The Generals took the opening kiokoff and almost scored before losing the ball to Monongah on the one foot line. Monongah took over on downs and brought the ball out to the 39 where they were forced to punt After Winfield had fail ed to score on their first drive, the general feeling was that they would lose their zip But this was not true After a scoreless first quarter the Monongah Lions scored with 6 minutes left in the half Jim Demus circled right end for 19 yards and a Monongah score Demoss' conversion from placement was good and the Lions led 7 0 The Generals failed to concede a thing, and came storming back and scored when Jim Fewell took the ball over from the 5 to climax a 92 yard drive. Thornton ran the ball over for the extra point tieing the score at 7 7 Monongah took the kick off after the touchdown and brought the ball to the lk yard line with 30 seconds left An unnecessary roughness penalty against the Generals placed the ball on the one Quarterback Angelucci took the ball over The third Quarter was a defensive game with neither team able to penetrate the other's good line The fourth quarter was pretty much the same story But with four minutes remaining, Jones took a pass from Angelucci and lateraled to left half Rankin who traveled the remaining 30 yards into the endzone The attempted conversion was blocked and Monongah led 20 7 With Monongah leading 20 7 and four minutes remaining it seemed that the Generals would fold for sure But the Generals knowing the game wasn't over until the horn sounded took the kick off and returned it to Monongah's M8 Kip Payne completed a pass to Tom Ball on the 9 yard line From here the ball was advanced to the yard line where Kip took it over on a quarterback sneak Dent's conversion was good, making the score 20 lh With M5 seconds left, Monongah held on to the ball until the gun sounded ending the ball game Although the Generals, a 2 to S touchdown underdog, were defeated, they were not out fought and the game could easily have gone the other way Monon gah had a definite weight advantage 10 to 20 pounds Considering the disadvan tages the Generals even in defeat can consider this a moral victory 9 . it C 0 on a sneak. DeMoss' conversion made the score lh-7 as the half ended. L+ . STAT? CLASS 'Bn RUNNER UP TROPHY ACTION AT PARKERSBURG f ..uv ' vu' f' Thornton carries the ba Z CO CAPTAINS ESCUE AND YOUNG ACCEPT THE TROPHY ll ,I THE COIIMANDING GENERALS N. Anderson Flanagan GENERALS WHO MADE THE ALL SPATE TEAM John Duffield En Calvin Escue gl Guard CHEERLEADERS Ax Q Y xi X N .,..f Nu- YW' Jeff 45196 J I xii-'I M, fm ip' AW AW 'fill M... X me Iris Mack, Mary Racer, and Sylvia Miller Ui 43 W' divas- sz.. fa'-'S lsenior Cheerleader Wanda Dudding was absent when picture was taken J , nfl' - 4 ,, n 1, IWW' ' III! N . H w yr I, Q Q W- lv ,fy . Q fe- a me wr .1 f my V Q '. ' , R ', ...., .. e ' I 'X X, ' - ' I .- . - ..,, , .x Q x. . d , 3, 7 U.-g!.l ?,.x ' Hi jk. b. J '- Q ' f , , . ' i , hzgfkn--1 Q vm. 53. -,ij A , - ,- N , ,wie ' Q 6 N , V.... .. .,- - ' -v X.-af . 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The Winfield Generals completed their second year of basketball when they competed in the semi-finals in the sectional tournament at Hurricane. This year's team showed a definite improvement over the 'Sl-'52 team which was Win- f1e1d's first basketball team in five years. That team scored 7h9 points for the season compared to this year's team total of 1080 points, an improvement of 231 points. Two of the Generals were selected on the all tournament team, Kip Payne at a forward and John Duffield at center. They were the only two players selected who had only two years sophomore named to the The Generals lost points Most of these of basketball experience, and Kip Payne is the only all tournament team a number of close games during the season by one and two games were against senior veteran teams, boys who have been playing basketball for six to eight years The team this year reached their peak against Class 'A' Pt. Pleasant High School, a team approximately seven times the enrollment of Winfield High The Generals nosed out in the final seconds 70 69 The Pt Pleasant players pressed amazement at the performance of Winfield, only in its second year of basketball, at a sport which requires years of experience to perform success fully Another heartbreaker was the 50 M8 loss to the veteran senior laden Gilmore team from Jackson County Kip Payne ..... Jack Dent.. . James Goodson John Duffield Jim Fewell INDIVIDUAL SCORING Marshall Wick 1 Jim Thornton l Jim Crawford 10 Harold Racer 20 John Watson 20 WX 0 0 ex' see e ooeec335 ounce c e eeeeed g Q one neue C O oeee ees 0 oeee30 .eau 00 e eeee15 000 eel 5 case eee3 Ray Terryeaeloie O eeeel-0 Fred Hunteeee eeee28 . Ol... 7 l.. IIO1 QX ,gif V... 4 If! , L1 L8 X, .J C: J if llllll, '-swan. yy ff! z If ,, K 4 ,, 'f V, ' 1 f Y 1 ' 1 f ' - ,.- fflvy, 1 I ' L I I .-'r, ' , X I L X- YW 1 I ssl xg, I .Z 1 , . fx .. X 5 1 . 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