Flushing High School - Litorian Yearbook (Flushing, OH)

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CLASS HISTORY Of the class that entered the flrst grade twelve years ado l939 orly nlne of us are stlll together 1U 1951 Some have moved away and have gore to dlfferent school whlle others have wult school for varl ous reasons The nlne are Charles Bethel, Loulda Bethel, Marthella Camp bell, Rosemarle Ch1n1, Jean Fllls, John Alvln Huffman, Arleen hallernee Carver Roberts, Henry Jllllars, and James Yarnell Durlng our grade school tralnlng we were Jolned by V1V1aH Lltten and John Carrel from Joetor, Harvey Dunlap and Robert Hessler from Holloway, Doyle Plckerlng from K1rk's, Madonna Slnger from Cadlz, Delbert Van Curen from Unlontown and latthew Ornouskl from New Athens In our freshman year many new faces golned us and those who are tlll Unlontown Schools, and John Cleslelka, Joe Henderson and Harold Iedley from the MOFF1StOWP Schools France Wllson from the Belmont schools and Rob ert BGPHOWSKI from the at Clalrsvllle Schools Jolned us 1n our JUH1OP year We have had trlals as well as nany good tlmes 1U our years together As freshmen we were very humble, but now as senlors we understand a part of the scoldlngs and black looks we recelved from the teachers, but we know now that they all go ln the process of learnlng Through the years we have trled to brlng honor to our schools as well as to ourselves Some have recelved FGCOgDlt1OH through COm,6tltlVS tr1 als Loulda Bethel won second place ln the 1951 County rrlnce of Peace con test Arleen hallernee and James Yarnell, over other county contestants won a trlp that was sponsored by the Tenperarce League of Ohlo to Florlda Charles Bethel ln 1950 AUG Ja es Yarnell 1U l95l won trlps to Clnclnnatl that were sponsored by Rotary Internatlonal Gerald Jheatley was elected 12 . ' 'J J D L , . . . . A , A S , ' M A ' f - - F n 1 u u 0 .if , , 1, ' ' , 7 AA I J Al J n n I 1 I ' J 1 A . , . . O ' A ' ' . s ' with us are Margaret Copeland, Gerald Wheatley, and Curtis Morgan from the J Q ' . . s ' R m S - . O . . . . . . . . . . L . . . . O ' . . . 2 . . .Q A ' I F ' - S ' , 1 A , 3 ' ,. 1 cv - . . . . J 4 . . D .9

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fi i 'Wu- lgi ai Eglllhn. SENIORS nrleen ano Iaoonna 4 Henry, John Alvln, Q nel e L 3 Jerry dzu Uarver Harvey 5 Jean, Uharlotne, are uoyie o Lobert 7 Jonnny, Louloq, ana Joe xdrtnella dna rrances 9 Hdrolo, V1VlaN, ehn, ha lotte, dna Doyle Cnarle: .mu 1 argfaret ll Robe idrle ro Dona Jean 12 JL gy .nc Lose Iqrle Curtls ll, Boo B , Bob H , dna -ienry 15 Johr .-xlvln Q Q 1 r iltchey 1.1

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Safety Ying for Hanna Coal Company's 1950 plcnic, and rrances Yilson and Char les Bethel were drawn to represent our school or an alrplane rlde, over the county, sponsored by the Agrlculture Department on Conservatlon We all hope to do as our motto tates Hwlth the Poles of the Past We Wlll Blng the Bells of the Futureu a future lnto whlch one of our cla s mates, Blll Gregg, has already pore to help protect Je hope that lt may be sald of us ln the future that we have helped to male the world a better place ln whlch to l1ve Rosemarle Cklhl, 1951 SENIOR CLASQ NILL lJe the class of '51, belng of sound 1nd, Cmore or le I do make, declare, and oubllsh our l t wlll and testament To the faculty, we leave our rany trark and 3f,TGC13t6 trat they have helped us much ln pretarlnp ourselve to go out lnto the world To the freshmen we leave our sympathles and wlsh you the best of luck 1U your future years at F H o of Dutch cleanser to orlgnter trelr brass To the junlors, we leave our senlor dlgnlty, our haughtlness and our reflnerent Each senlor leave a personal glft to a worthy gunlor, hop ng that he may cherlsh lt I, Robert Bernowskl, w1ll my lnterest 1n freshmen glF1S to Jack Lynn Charles Bethel, leave to Rlchard Bethel my lnce sant argulng ablllty Lould Bethel, wlll xy hablt of talklnv at anytlme to Joella Cunard Knot that she neeo barthella Campbell, wlll my fllrtlng ab1l1ty to argorle Boland Cbake good use of lt, xarae I, John Carrel, wlll my tallness to Jlm Husarlk I, Rosemarle Ch1n1, Wlll all my nlcknames to Dorls Jh1StOD 13 1 ' V1 Y x L 1 ' A . . . X I . . s , ' . n 2 . , . . , . . 5 - . H . A u 4 Q L 1 .' A . . u Q V O V Ll f , ,' m' . ss A ' as ' . ' .. .'. S ,n ' . . ' ,Q ' J s ' . nf , 1 5, ' ' 4- C . . . To the sophomores,.we bequeath all our pep and enthusiasm and a can 4 V R 1 ' .s . I V I xf . A , LA I . S . . . i I, U 1 ' ' ' s '. ' ' . I, . a . A AX t . J A . . 's itl I, in . A . . . . 11 . . A . I ' x D L H V ,