Farmington High School - Lincolneer Yearbook (Farmington, WV)

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First row: Mary Lee Zinn, class advisorg Donna Lane Ball, Billie Blankenship, Mary Catherine Bock, Sidney Canipagna, Sam Capet. Second row: Victoria Corpiel, Ruth Cook, Joe Craig, Maxine Dawson, Blanche Egress. Third row: Julia Erdeljac, Ruth Fletcher, Leola Fluharty, Virginia Fluharty, Dora Gray, Anna Lou Griflith, Bill Hawkins. Fourth row: Ralph Hess, Dorothy Hrolenok, Guy Ice, Ruth Jackson, Margaret Johnson, Edwin Jones, Grace Kearney. Fifth row: Barbara Lipps, Mary Louise Lough, Charles Kenoskie, Frances Kolish, John McDowell, Betty Miller, Virginia Moore. Sixth row: Mildred Naumik, Homer Orr, Mary Pantalone, Bob Patton, Reatha Pigott, Martha Ann Pitzer, Stanley Plachta. Seventh row: Johnny Pulice, Ida Jean Riggs, Buddy Scott, Mattie Shumar, Danny Steele, Dolores Talkington, Sarah Tatar, Stella Tekieli. Eighth row: Josephine Tenipesta, Helen Tonkovich, Jimmy Toothman, George Tooth- man, Leola Jean Toothman, Denzil Toothinan, Robert Veith, Don VVeaver. J JUNIOR INVASION OF THE WILDERNESS We Can Because, We Think We Can, has proven successful for the Junior Class of 1943. After camping for three months the class adventurers continued their journey. They were now no longer Sophomores but full- pledged Juniors. They found the trail easier for they were more experienced in climbing the rugged trail of education. After the journey was started the group gathered in a council meeting to choose some scout leaders. The following were chosen: Mary Catherine Bock, as class Presidentg Sidney Campagna, as Vice-President, Harry Gene Alasky, Secretary and Treasurer. As class advisor, we honored Mrs. Mary Lee Zinn. The trail became rugged for some of our exploring party and they turned aside, most of whom saw the beckoning of the light of opportunity and success. Journeying on we came to a clearing where we stopped and engaged in sports. We lacked a few points of defeating our opponents in the finals fthe class basketball tournamentj. The highlight of this year is an outstanding prom in honor of the Seniors of our school. We are looking forward to a continuation of our journey. We hope to carry out our motto, and have as many followers as we have had in former years. - JUNIORS Page twenty-two

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SOPHCHWCRES First row: Laura Davis, class advisor, Jack Bailey, Jack Beuglass, Virginia Besedich, Dolores Bock, Mary Catherine Boord, Joyce Boone, Louise Bowers. Second row: Mary Louise Brooks, Mary Jane Capet, Mildred Conaway, Virginia Crandall, William Criado, Helen Criss, Maxine Dowdy. Third row: Steve Drozd, Delbert Duncil, Catherine Frank, Frank Galambus, Gean Graham, John Guss, Betty Hartzel, Jack Hartzel, Wade Hartzel. Fourth row: Mary Heck, Jacqualine Hess, Bessie Jones, Charles Jones, Kathryn Jones, Jean Jones, Adrian Keener, 'Alberta King, Helen King. Fifth row: Ruth King, Bertha Kochis, Steve Korsh, Jean Lazorick, Louise Losh, John Livitsky, James Manchin, John Marchiny, Mary Marchiny. Sixth row: Julia Marchiny, Elvira Martin, Doris Jean Mason, Juanita Maxwell, Eugenia Mehosky, Norma Jean Morris, Nicky Mudick, Phil Murray, Betty Jean Ott. Seventh row: Lena Pasko, James Pitman, Robert Radcliff, Charles Rexrode, Betty Rice, John Sabo, Clara Mae Sampson, Phyllis Jean Shamblen, Edward Sokolosky. Eighth row: Buster Stalnaker, Rose Szebenski, Jack Talkington, Helen Thomas, Alice Tippner, Dallas Toothman, Lawrence Toothman, Irene Vargo, Bob Wycofii. CLASS HISTORY We, as all other classes, are progressing in school under great odds. World conditions have greatly affected school life. We entered school in the fall of Ill as a large group of 103. By the fall of 42 this large group had dropped to only 79. At this time we have 68 pupils enrolled as sophomores. Some of our fellow classmates are in the service of our country, others have withdrawn to enter some vital war industry. This year we elected the following class officers: President, Phil Murray, Vice-President, James Manchin, Secretary-Treasurer, Nicky Mudickg His- torian, Irene Vargog band sponsor, Louise Losh. SCPHOMORES