Farmington High School - Lincolneer Yearbook (Farmington, WV)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of 43 , having finally finished our school days in the rooms of Farmington High School with sane minds, have made this will in the hopes that the following beneficiaries will not soon forget us and that they may profit by our mistakes. We hereby bequeath these worldly goods to the following beneficiaries, and their heirs and assigns forever. I, ANTHONY ARCURE, will my ability to get out of study hall to any junior who can outwit the study hall teacher. I, JACK BRAND, will my pipe to Jimmie Toothman. I, MARGARET BROOKS, will my quietness to my sister, Mary Louise. I, ZELMA BOUCH, will my quiet disposition to Dolores Bock. B Ili: JUNIOR BOWERS, will my position on the football team to Earnest a er. I, BOB BUTCHER, will my seat in English to some industrious junior. I, VIRGINIA CONAWAY, will my ability to woo the eighth and ninth grade boys to Miss Manley. I, JACK COTREL, will my English grades to Tom Doll. I THELMA COURTRIGHT, will all my good excuses to Mr. Yost. I, RUTH DAVIS, will my ability to tell moron jokes to Miss Manley. I, DAN DRAGOO, will my ability to write distinctly to A. W. Yost. I, J OHNNIE DEAK, will my cheerful disposition to John Levitsky. I, DORIS DUNCIL, will my ability to read Lady Macbeth to Mary Cath- erine Bock. I, SOPHIA EVANOFF, will my hair-do to Betty Ott. I, BUD FLUHARTY, will my Ford to Charles Rexrode. I, NAOMI FLUHARTY, will my shorthand book to Stella Tekeili. B Id MARTHA FLETCHER, will my rocking chair in General Science to Mr. o 0 a. I, NICKY FONTE, will my football position to Americo Coceano. O I, DONALD HALEY, will my ability to be late to English class to Homer rr. I, JIMMIE HALEY, will my managership to Charles Vandergrift. I, STEPHEN HALLER, will my limberness to Miss Robinson. I, IRENE HARTZEL, will my chewing gum to Mrs. Clark. I, LUCILLE HAWLEY, will my size to Dora Gray. Z. I, REGIS HALEY, will my size to Ralph Hess and my Latin book to Mrs. mn. I, BOB HAWKINBERRY, will my position on the football team to some lucky junior. I, EMMA I-IORVATH, will my jewelry to Miss Hutson. I, DICK ICE, will my ability to learn English to anyone who needs it. I, ELIZABETH JONES, will my bookkeeping books to Billie Blankenship. I, ANNA KORSH, will my shape to Blanche Egress. I, MARY KENOSKIE, will my shorthand book to Josephine Tempesta. I, SUSAN LAZORICK, will my cheerleader position to Lena Pasko. I, WALTER LEEPER, will my ability to sleep in class to any junior who could sleep peacefully. I, JAMES LOUGH, will my ability to get to school and my good English grades to Harry Alasky. I, WENDELL LOUGH, will my English book to Miss Robinson, since she is the only one who can understand it. I, ROSE MANCHIN, will my shorthand book to Lena Pasko. Page twenty

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1. 5 9. 13 17 21 25 29 33 37 IDENTIFICATION OF BABY PICTURES BLANCHE PLYES 3. EMMA HORVATH JOSEPHINE PICCOLA 7. THELMA COURTRIGHT WENDELL LOUGH 11. MARTHA B. FLETCHER JACK COTREL 15. BOB BUTCHER DORIS DUNCIL 19. HELEN SUSZEK JOE TATAR 23. JUANITA MOORE DON HALEY 27. SUSAN LAZORICK MADALINE MORRIS 31. GIZELLA NAGY HELEN STACHE 35. NICKY FONTE FRANCES MANCHIN 39. ROSE PARRISH BOB PLYES 4. CHRISTINE PITEK MARY MARGARET SHAMBLEN 8. ZELMA BOUCH NAOMI FLUHARTY 12. IRENE HARTZEL JAMES ED. LOUGH 16. RUTH DAVIS MARGARET BROOKS 20. DAN DRAGOO REGIS HALEY 24. ELIZABETH JONES MIKE SOKOLOSKY 28. MARTHA WEAVER CHARLES NICHOLSON 32. JAMES HALEY JACK BRAND 36. LUCILE HAWLEY ROSE MANCHIN 40. MARJORIE TOOTHMAN Page nineteen

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I, FRANCES MANCHIN, will my ability to work in a store to Julia Er- deljac. I, JUANITA MOORE, will my ribbons to George Toothman. I, MADALINE MORRIS, will my English book to anyone who wants it. I, MAX MURRAY, will my services to Uncle Sam. I, EDWARD MUZICHUCK, will my ability to get to school every day to Harry Alasky. I, GIZELLA NAGY, will my ability to talk fast to Earnest Baker. I, CHARLES NICHOLSON, will my ability to farm to Jack Cotrel. I, RAYMOND ORR, will my odorless tennis shoes to Brother Homer. I, J OSEPHIN E PICCOLA, will my book reports to Helen Tonkovich. I, CHRISTINE PITEK, will my special dribble in basketball to Lena Pasko. I, ROSE POLLACK, will my position as Prom queen to the lucky junior who gets it. I, ROSE PARRISH, will my quietness to my sister, Angeline. I, DOMINIC PETRUCCI, will my mustache to Danny Steele. I, BLANCHE PYLES, will my name to the unknown soldier and my brains to the Statue of Liberty. I, ROBERT PYLES, will my quietness to my sister, Blanche. I, CLINTON RUSSELL, will my position as captain of the football squad to Earnest Baker. I, MARY MARGARET SHAMBLEN, will my bookkeeping books to Bar- bara Lipps. I, EDITH SNYDER, will my quietness to Mattie Shuman. I RALPH SIX, will my mechanical drawing ability to Joe Craig. ! I, HELEN STACHE, will my book reports to Joe Parrish. I, ROBERT STANLEY, will my laugh to Reatha Pigott. I, HELEN SUSZEK, will my giggle to Miss Hutson. I, J-OE TATAR, will my ability in everything to Leroy Scott. I, MARJORIE TOOTHMAN, will my bookkeeping books to anyone who will risk taking them. I, MARTHA WEAVER, will my dimples to Mrs. Hammond. I, JULIUS YAGER, will my gift of gab to some junior. I, WILLIE ZAHARA, will my aeronautics book to Mrs. Clark. WE, THE SENIORS Lia We may not be the better half Of all the classes gone or past, But still we cherish deep the thought Of this first battle we have fought. We have not shirked nor scorned the task Which might lead us from the past Into a world where we may find Many ladders yet to climb. We have not set a high esteem On which we linger or we dream, But only hope in years to come To win each battle ere We're done. To each new class we wish success And may their years show usefulness, While in the distance they can see We, the Seniors, 43 . -Irene Hartzel Page twenty-one