Flushing High School - Litorian Yearbook (Flushing, OH)

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A sophomores we could 3dV15C the freshmen how to study and to get to certaln rooms for tnelr classe ard Ol course ve never told them the wrong room Mrs Verr, our cla s advlsor, dld her part at all tlmes Under the leadershlp of our class presldent, Frances Kukulak, we were able to have two very engoyable y3FtlBS Jhen we reached our JUHIOT year, w1th Duane Leone as presldent, we had more re ponslbllltl s placed up n our were able wlth '1SS Campbell' flne guldance to get the ann al to pres rd PlV8 the prom for the enlors wlth great trlumph Lnd r the capable elr CLIFD of Ir Arter we presented the play Hmhe Laffy Dlllsu ard lt too, we feel was a succe S As we became senlors of HL9,H we felt more strongly the problems of plcture , and th gradultlon ex rf1 s Ju ne Le r was re el cted class presldent, and IT R1tChL3 was ur able cla advlsor Now that we are about to go ntc the w rld, we hope to l1ve llves of flne young men and women A5 ve look forward, we see that llfe 15 not velvet road, but that 11 wlll have nany bdnps ard SlG9 roads So, may we say, before we leave, thanks to all of the teachers and parents who have made lt oosslble for us to acqulre the proper amount of knowledge to en able us to graduate FHS product has been started and the bv products are beglnnlng to lace llfe wlth a Sflle Duane Leone S?TlOY ILL We, the honorable SLHlOPS of the year of our Lord nlneteen hundred and forty nlne, belng of more or less sound mlnd do hereby proclalm thls document as our last wlll and testarent 13 s ' ' . ' - 5 1 6 Y . ' c, r, s ' ' ' . . . U . g C , . . . . v ' ' J s - ' ' ' 'e Cm Shculifrs, fe ' rf J s ' ' Y A o u J 5 a. L' s ' ' ' , T 52 . 5' e 'J Q S. A l .1 Tx I A I , - ' , S uf - life. It was a year of excitement--graduation announcements, name cards, ' s f V e : ' , e :'s . ' a oAe 'e - e ' 'l. ' 2' o' J ss ' . A 5 i X . o . N ' ' . . , I I . . a 'L . I W . AA --: V A N., L ' Q g ' L H 3 I w -1 X ' . . . -. x . . AL Q THQ nf' 1 N 1 ' ' ' 2 ' LA A , , , U ll A q

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SENIOR CLASL HISTORY We, the Seniors of HL9,H are the by-products of twelve years of schooling, During these twelve years of manufacturing, we have in- creased and decreased 1U number Just as products are made so are Of the thlrty one who started out together 1D the flrst grade, only seven of us have completed our educatlon thus far together We are Ruth Hughes, Pat Roberts, Jean Thompson, Donna Whlte, Jeannette Poland and Duane Leone In the year of l936 we were Just llttle tots startlng lnto the long process of becomlng educated At the tlme we had very llttle knowledgg of what was ln store for us Flrst we learned our ABC'-v then we were taught to read words of slmple meanlng and to count But the most lmportant thlng that we were taught was to work together to make our tasks easler and more pleasant As we progressed along the road to a brlghter future, many new classmates Jolned us and many new problems were put before us to under stand and solve Our mlnds became broader and we began ln a small way to understand tQlS thlng, called llfe As tlme marched on, we undertook even more dlfflcult problems All the tlme we were bSglDD1Dg to ander stand better +h1s changlng world of ours At last the long awalted day arrlved and we were freshmen Here we were golned by other members of our class We found that tlere were more problems to be solved than we had ever dreamed of We worked hard and found that lt was not too dlfflcult lf we would make up our mlnds to try Vlrglnla Splga was elected presldent of our class and through her efforts we managed to have nlce partles and engage 1D other act1v1 tles Hrs Hays, our sponsor, was always on her toes to see that we were dolng the rlght thlng. 12 , A , We. o 9 . . . 9 . . ,. I J g A I I. , o .. . . . A g 'A . . . . . r X - I ' . . . Y .JA , f R . .. v W 41 . . O ' ' ' 0 Q . . . . , I - - . . . .. 0 ' 0 I

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the faculty we leave our appreclatlon and thanks for all they have done to make our Plgh school career a success our superlntendent, each member of the senlor class leaves one lock of halt the JUDIOPS we w1ll the honorable tltle of NSen1ors,H and our worn and beloved C9991 clvics books To the sophomores we leave all the used bubble gum found under the desks lH the senlor room To the freshmen we leave our excess w1sdom and Hknow lt allu attltude Each of the Senlors has a personal glft to leave, hoplng that the recelver w1ll proflt greatly by th1s generously offered glft lhey are as follows I Blll Curtls, do bestow upon Donald VanFossen my FOmaDt1C ways and all my glrl frlends CDon't worry boys, there w1ll be some left over D I, label Demarchl, leave my ablllty to laugh at any tlme at anythlng to Glen Noore I, Geraldlne Falthful, wlll my neatness to Bethella Henderson I Paul Gordon, w1sh to leave to Jllbur Lendon my ablllty to SUmm3P1Z6 the Elnsteln Theory 1D flve mlnutes CHope they flt you D Delora Harrls, wlll my professional SW1m 1Wg ablllty to Sally Conter. Mary F Hobllck, after much hought and deep conslderatlon, leave my well worn book on HHow to Eat and Stay Sllmn to Edlth Campanlzzl and Barbara Delaney Ruth Hughes do bestow upon Floyd Amos the use of the telephone 6th perlod study hall I, Anna Humphrey, do hereby endow V61lSS3 CampaDlZZ1 wlth my lnterest ln college men Lee Johnson, leave ny well beaten path to the Island Roller Rlnk ic Humphrey Frances Vukulak, do bestow my typlng ablllty upon Edward Brown Duane Leone, w1ll my posltlon as class presldent to Ray DeClemente Delores Lewls, leave ry nuslcal ablllty to Jeannette Mlnor Leroy Lew1s, leave ry athletlc ablllty to Jack Fuller. lb To ' To ' A ' To n u 0 ' ' . . . I O , . . , . t , . E. . . . I, Alan Gummere, begueath my out-grown overalls to Raymond Barylak. I, . . J . .A . . I, A . t . . I, , ' in I, I ' ' ' to D k . I, L n u g 1 ' . I' . . . , ' I, l AL I . . ' l . I, ' AL 1 1 1 u