Flushing High School - Litorian Yearbook (Flushing, OH)

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CLASS WILL We, the class of '44, being of more or less sound mlnd, have come to the conclu lon that we have a few items of importance to bestow uoon our distingul hed followers, the Junlors, and hereby do so To the Facxlty we leave the Ch8GPlDg thougrt that they have done thelr be t by us to prepare us for our future llfe To the Junlor we leave all the used cbewinf fum which we have ndustliously ecluded beneath our seats a 1 To the sophmore we tender our heartfelt ynpathy as we, throush experience, can fore ee your g1g3WtlC task of masterlng American History To the Freshmen we leave our athletlc acnleveaents and SlHCCWGlJ wish you Frosh the be t of everythlng Each of the Scnlo xoald lfa llke to le vc a sm ll person J flft to h1 or her succe sor ln the Jun or class They follow I, Louls Harper, leave MT curl to anyone ln the I, Merle Hennen, le ve my basket ball abllity to Georve Hes and Robert Taylor, to be dlVld6d equally betxeer them I, Danny Hobllcl, leave my weldlng kill to A Thompson and Don Grine I, D roth Howell, leave my art of ,ea lHP to Ruth Wauthier I, Norma Huff, leave 1y interest ln the H31lHCS to any Junlor glrl who love a Lcatrerncck I, Ann Hu all , leave HT cat lD the onlor room ny Sl tel Helen I, Janet Kanucklt, bequeath my ablllty to Det men Roberta Cecll and Ella Loulse Tulney I, Charle Manzonl, leave mv ablllty to dre s neat to Bob Dias I, Lee Roy har hall, leave my fondness for brunettes to Walter Bugala Page Seventeen ' F l F ' A A . . 1 Y' . A LJ .m ' 0 I A . J A Q ' 1 I 1 ' . ' .L Y 2 J C' ' V 5.7 . O . S A .L O D A ' i ' X s . - 11 t f. II. S. C' . S S '.. f C . . ' ' QD Q L . 1 A I I , . ,w c ' L . V . I .. xr S X Q -' : ' rg 1 1 Q J ' ' - ea r 3 X I U- J. ,S S , . 1 . are as 'S: . y T H , . ' c A V Q . . Junlor Room who wants them. CDon't stampede QlT1S!7 1- , a f .' o-':, ' ' e e s ' A v - ' ' ' 7-7 ' J. . n ' 7' , Y' ' J I U s 1 LJ 1 .l I I S o fi -r r x f' 1' evo- 'r' NJ - ' Q J in I V A f 9 ' - Y X - ' - a . he . 1 . . , G N ' AJ -L ' 0 - s 1'k e 13 s ' se ' . . to 4. S 1 .L ' o . 5. ' T . ' . 'T f' W 1 A A ' . . to , ' ' C I 'I' a . . . S u .V S ly . f I . S U C

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the biggest star we saw then was fP8dUWtlOD, and thdt seemed very far off :ith a lot of iilzlcultles to pass throdah before lt colld be reached We welcomed Donald Speleher, Edna Slta, nlrylee Plekerlng, and Cora Moore to our class th t year Then we became soohomores. We took a more actlve part 11 affair that year and we also labored through Engllsn and blOlOOy Gnd a Jew of ls struggled hard and long through eatin II and eoaetr low we really found out high school wzsn't sdeh plcxlc after fll l i year we added St lla Woe and Eleanor Shiplevy to our class Odr junior vear bmoufht ls m ny painfxl, dark and laborious hours of work ln editing the Llto inn, ln iv lng the seniors r big send eff :ith olr Jlnfor sfnior Pron We worked hard out we reaped bountlfully lP the many many pleas nt tmnee and l tina ntmorle we dath ered Velen Sall Joined ls at the b lDHlU of this year of oul Journey As we enteled our sender year, Je added Mary Saunders, Dorothy Tyrell, mnl Frnest Peterson to our class. he hav gone trroa h twelve mappy yefrs of our liv s and havf not reallzfd untll now, aft r these ye rs hav passed, what Jef we have had because e olr sc1oo careers dt FluSHlDP Hlgn DC col A e look lute the blue haze of the lutu e, see olennea ln part the o the boys wlll be 1U th e vlc of t Oll countly new h v We t cu t s we lH oar lresnmen e nd dave new r cned our stir even through dlfl cu twes J1en ears Pvc o s nd we look bael to t s ,Tndl3tlOD we will re laz S Af just the be lUNlH lor many larger nd brlohter st ls which are sdrround 1 by Ver dllIiCJlTlu9 lhey vill offer us a chvll n e Just s tr du1TlOH dld 1U our freshmen yewr. I b lleve we wlll b dbl to sxf that, becaase of our trainlno mn th Flushlng school, we xfre oetter flte d oO t e vlr ldce 11 he orld n m ou we , T t e stvrs lhrodoh DlfllCJlTlCe 5OPOtly Holell '4 Page Sixteen U I I 4 ' ' f' - 1 ' L c,. L , O '1 fi -' I L I e V 4 1 ' ' , . 5 e 6 U - . ' .3 ' TU ' ' , x l I I4 a . , y . J A . . 1 . 5 1 . ' . . , . q 6 L 'T L. - wx nv L 'V v - v 'I .4 ' . A .. I :lr O 4 I ' . F1 . x ' . e .1 a . h s 1 fi 3 W LA , 0 ' ' V 1 'gl 1 .a . L C . . . . . N W 1 , 4. L1 . -3 1. 4. L . kg. ' . ' A v 11 ' l -'e . , Q . , . 4: s J 1 V 3 .e . ' N X . TT L ' , 1 4. a H, f as J hi. S ' bl .- W . 1 A Fm. . U 1 O -- . NJ LJ A LQ 1 . . . 'X 1 '- 1 - O . : VI 'L . 'L 'H 3 - L .L . 5 C 4 .' . r -u -, r H ' n n v L ,4. L. J L f f e , . 'G ' X- D 1- ' Q ' 'X 'A . 3 . 'I 5 'V 3 P La . Q- .1 V . x, ' c' A -. A I f ' 1 T L ' K 7' ' X ' 0 3 g 0 1 1 . - . ., . . . , ,., s I g h . .s w . . L 5 ,'- 'J A 'r' we all . A ' ' F - lives of the boys in our class lor soon, no doubt, all f 's ' . ' rx ff vu :A le 1 -a v x7 .L x, sl. . 0 ' . , .9 ,, ' 3 ' , We . H .a e Mat he diffl ,l L0 ve saw ' ' -slr d1yS H I . es 'Q ,f I 1 . 1- ' Di- . H 1 , l -J . lle ye ' h. 2 ,assed a. we - 1 . ,, . t . hi ? L 1 we Sa l e that -t H,s , H U O '1 1 I A S L fl, 1 L. L fl F ., D Q L, - .X . Q - ' 'Y , ' - FT! . n , -', x .1 LJ ' . 1. a . x! S' . .A Q ga E. Q 9 r,' ,'t ' - 1 V 'z ' fx ' 1 'N 1 -v , . 'v 1 ' .e ll' L 'ef 1 f Q Q x ' ' ' -. 1. - ' 4- l Q . e . 1 3 . v, 1 A e L . ake Lf p , - 1 t - wt u a d .ako r ny U'o h '1 r'1 , I ' r- - , .l H H . A Q , . . t 1, 1- , . L ,gt -1' 11

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I, EuriloaPickering, leave my typing ability to Nancy Howell and Charles Hughes. I, Helen Sall, leave my quietness to Carolyn Lodge Jean Wllli , and Jean honieczka I, Shirley Aclelson, leave my mental ability to Jeannette Lodge and Clyde Thrash I, Burt Corradinf, leave my shynes with the girls to Bob Iidd, Harold Kitzmiller, and walter Tkaczyk I, Beverly Nolan, leave my ability to drive ifely and swiftly to Evelyn Staxley and Neva Curtis I, Patrlcia Owlngs, corfer my ability to take Shorthand to Betty Bran , Veronica Spiga, and John Kukulak I, Cora Moore, leave my helbht to S rah Gordan, Wade and Willard Bethel I, Ernest Peterson, leave Jean Cole to any Junior clever enough to get her I, Evelyn Douglass, leave my love for Frank Slnatra Marcella Jaclson I, Thomas Halnes, leave my weight Csome of lt but alll to William Humphrey I, Eleanor Shlplevy, leave my lnterest in the Navy Grace Workley to Ardy Iuruc I, Martha Conter, leave my hei ht9 Ctee heeb to Margaret Janoskl I, Ldna slta, leave my wnnning smlle to Betty Murphy and Jaclie Ballog I, Richard Tyson, leave my ambition to oe a Congre sman to Joseph Shipta I, Stella Woo, le ve my blondeness to Alice D9Clemente I, M ry Saunders, leave mr lovable per onallty to Jean Ihitscll and Faye Teschner I, Dorothy Merlitt, bequeath my abllity to giggle upon any nd all occasions to Betty Gordan Alice DeClemcnte '45 Pape Eighteen X Q F' S ' ' . I ' - S .rc I ' '1 U . S, , ' .1 If 1 0 . . .EJ , 0 1 Z . If 'rr Q . H O . h . 1 A 4 . to c C . I . 'I ' A ' -I . . not ' . K. -4 L' 1 'Ly ' ' to - P . I, Donald Speicher, leave my football blocking skill .' 1 az. I 11 ' 1 1 1 ' , P ol A ra. L ,Q X V ' 'C 0 , 'X .tl A1 ' .S if 0 . 4- CL L . I' 5 .3 .J D gf 5 f ' , v A, ' O 'f 1 L 1 . . -. as X . f