Farmington High School - Lincolneer Yearbook (Farmington, WV)

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l GIRLS CHORAL CLUB 4 aff. Q f I , .ug w V ,slat . 1-- i f,,, .. i ' 7' H i. . r x ii f Q K. r 'I sd - 1 -4' E 'f Y ff 'Y '7 'F' . . E H 'Y 1 Hi , 4 E ' gl i' 'W M , C if V 67 'CID 'lf' 4'-I 'fy lying- First row: Billie Blankenship, Mary Catherine Bock, Dolores Bock, Mary Matilda Whit- latch, Advisor and Director 3 Mary Catherine Boord, Leola Fluharty, Anne L. Griffith. Second row: Jacqueline Hess, Margaret Johnston, Mary Louise Lough, Juanita Maxwell, Marie Mullanax, Geraldine Myers, Mildred Naumik. Third row: Lena Pasko, Mary Pantalone, Martha Ann Pitzer, Victoria Price, Rose Szebenski, Mattie Shuman McDowell, Sarah Tatar. The girls of the senior high school are organized into a singing group known as Girls' Choral Club. The club functions under the leadership of Anna Lou Griffith, President. The colors chosen are lavender and Whiteg the flower, laurel blossom, and the motto- We sing because We love to sing. The group toured to'Mannington High School and presented an excellent chapel program of musical numbers. The girls' quartette, composed of Mary Catherine Bock, Anna Lou Grifiith, Mildred Naumik and Mary Louise Lough, with Dolores Bock as novelty soloist, Martha Ann Pitzer, soprano soloist, and Bill Booth, tenor-aided immensely in the fourth War loan drive by presenting musical programs at the various theaters in Fairmont and outlying districts. In addition, the same singing group entertained the Fairmont Lions' Club and were their dinner guests at the Fairmont Hotel. The Girls' Choral Club, with the assistance of the Boys' Glee Club, will present the operetta, An Old Fashioned Charm, early in May. All girls who are interested in singing are asked to join the club with or Without credit. Page forty-foufr lab .ai Q

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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

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