Farmington High School - Lincolneer Yearbook (Farmington, WV)

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GIRLS' ATHLETICS

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CLICK CLUB A T ' A r ' Ki. 3' X V - W :-: V' i if :J i a L llll I, ,W X it are T T ' . 1 ' - 5. ' .1 4 3 y3'w,,if i bfi -2 ' 2 1 'Wy' ' ' 5 - ..-.f N , tl,A'1. f 2 gl W,4 Imax.: It 4r,,ss'gr B X C ' M V Lum' 'F -' 'f f: -- 'if' 11- gi : 35- - L , ' sh. .1 :',,, '- Thx , r ' H H . ,,' 'ff' V ' . , A Wie. rs- X ' f YV fi i' A g' A :.,. If T' 1 i '- A 4 ew Q 2 ' , 1 L 2' ffl. . ir ' 'if ' r 2 , I V , W 1 A .3 In V ' - ' rf' tm-1-rfb Us ,,'-- ...-M SQ, J - A V V . ' V 1 Wt-fri fl? v. PF? T if X Q 2- 5? -is 'Q 'Gif c ' '. . IH -2. ,,,, j' :sv y X' . M X .U I ,N h X :us A ' . .' 'ff' i V T: ' WT r I T . irfw iifr 4 First row: Mr. Bodola, Advisory Joe Ball, Mary Sabo, Bill Booth, Martha HuE. ' Second row: Jay Davis, Betty Jackson, Bob Davis, Ruth Jackson, Dick Haught. Third row: Reatha Pigott, Lyndia Jones, Mary Pantalone, Billy Weaver, Susan Simon, Charles Wilcox. The Click Club of Farmington High Was organized in the fall of 1942 by Mr. Bodola, a member of the faculty. The primary purpose of the club is to stimulate interest in photography and to enable its members to develop the pictures they take with the View of making better and more interesting pictures. The club has not progressed as rapidly as it should have, due to the lack of facilities in equipment and to our inability at the present time to get the films We need. If sufficient interest is taken in this club by the students, in the future it may develop many outlets, some of which may become vocations and some merely hobbies. OFFICERS President ............. ..2 ...,.................. - Vice-President ,...... Secretary ,........... Treasurer ..... ....-...Mary Pantalone .,.....Lyndia Jones .......Susan Simon .....-..Martha Huff Page forty-one

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THEG.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association, under the capable direction of Miss Mary Manley, the physical education instruction, has made great progress this year. We have participated in all sports and activities and have organized a Girls' Basketball Team which has been credited with winning all but one game. We lost this game to East Fairmont by seven points. The purpose of this club is to promote better sportsmanship among the students. To become a member you must have average grades and you are then voted into the club. Actual membership is yours after you have been informally initiated. . The G.A.A. sponsored the class tournaments this year, the Senior Girls and Junior Boys Winning the championships. We are planning the annual party to honor our basketball and football boys. - Every year there are old members leaving and new ones coming in. We, hope to develop, in the future, a bigger and better G.A.A. .- LETTERMEN F., 1 Y V - V f '+ ffl' 3 1:21-my A l . i 5 l J 1519, 'J 'fi -4.30 we rf pt f ws. ,sa y fi Y . Ad . be-w A, XY lic' A M i! gli. 'A ,x ,V 1 . I.,,.EN-L VQ, , .V .J it-5 f T f r .. . 4 First row: Mr. Ryan, Harry Alasky, Pete Alasky, Ernest Baker, Bill Compton, Martin Elekes, Johnny Guss.' - Second row: Steve Horvath, Paul Korsh, Steve Korsh, John Levitsky, John McDowell, Jimmy Manchin, Nickie Mudik. - I Y Third row: Homer Orr, Jimmy Priester, Nick Saban, John Sopouch, Danny Steele, Jack Talkington, Mike Tonkovich, Don Weaver. Page forty-three