Flushing High School - Litorian Yearbook (Flushing, OH)

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I, John Cieslelka, will my wavy halr to Emerson Whlte. Margaret Copeland, leave my desire to become UMrs H to Wilma Smlth arvey Dunlap, wlll my ablllty to UCut upu lh class to Vearl Blerlck CHope you get by as well as I dld, JUD1OTD Jean Ellis, leave my shortness and leasant smlle to Frances Fa1thful Dona Jean Harr1s, will my shortness to Arnetta Saffell Joseph Henderson, leave Davld Bloor my des1re to rgue at all tlmes Robert Hessler, leave Donald Elkleberry my deslre to be tardy Robert Howell, leave to Lewls Adams my ablllty to drlve slowly John A Huffman, leave to haxlne Brown my tallness CBetter start growlng, Maxlnej Vlvlan Lltten, w1ll my quletness to Helen Slta Arleen rallernee, leave to Shlrley Tucker my ab1l1ty to type Harold Medley, leave my HTon1H curls to Joe Stefanl Curtls Morgan, w1ll my fast drlvlng to Carl Smlth Matthew Ornouskl, leave Herbert Pack my ab1l1ty to partlclpate ln sports I, Doyle Plckerlng, leave y bashfulness to Harold Roush mouth w1de oyen I, Madonna Slnger, leave to Don Humphrey ry ablllty to say the wrong thlng t the wrong tlme I Charlotte Thrash, wlll my shyness to Ellen Rogers I, Delbert Van Puren, leave my happy go lucky attltude to Rexal Van Curen I, Gerald Wheatley, wlll my athletlc ablllty to Allen Brokaw CAlthough he has one of hls ownj I, Henry Jllllams, w1ll my ablllty to argue and apnear lnnocent to Rlchard Shloley and Bob Slnclalr I, Frances Wllson, leave Bob Huffman my pleas1ng personallty I, James Yarnell, w1ll my mathematlcal abil1t to James HObl1Ck and James Dunlap lu f' wnfaaf 7fL!Q4H 1 I, - ' -- I, H . . . . 4 , O . . n I, T . . I, ' , . I, ' ' a ' . I, ' ' . I' . . . . . I, . . i M' ' . I, . . . . . . . I, xi . A . . . I, ' ' '. I, . , . - . . . 0 I, A . , . . .. I ' ' an ' . I, Carver Roberts, will Fred Hughes my ability to chew gum with my 1 7 . h . M . . X . a . A V Q ' ' J ' n .J y. . A . . . I , 1 . . 0 ' A n .Z I ' 757511, Kg? A-',Q,,,- f ,Qawfd iff 1 -Q, fl ' I 1 , 'nf fl , I' I

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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 ,

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CLASS PROPHECY c o The AtCh1SOU, Topeka, Q S'nta Fe Augu t 29, 1968 Delbert Van Curen Mexico C1ty hexlco Dear Delbert, I recelved your letter yesterday when the frelght on whlch I do the most of my travellng stopped lH Houston I have a f1ne posltlon now, Just travellng as I have alway wanted to do I h ve a contlnual change of scenery, easy work, and lots of re t As to your lnqulry about whether I see ny of our raduatlng class of Sl, yes, I do All of them You see my Job takes me a good many places I see Bob Bernow k1 and hls wlfe fthe Grlmes glrll ln Buffalo New York, when I g t my unemployment check They have a shop there whlch prlnts the buffalo on the buffalo nlckels John Carrol lS a salesman for the Layton's Women Apparel Company and 13 gettlng alone ln buslness qulte well Harold Medley and Matthew Ornouskl were fortunate enough to secure DOS1t1OHS countlng bottle caps at he Cleveland Clty Dumps Curtls Morgan 1S the famous HMhD CLP DPIVERN at Indlln polas Carver Roberts 1S the orchestra conductor for the olnp If You Can Cpera Coapany, and h1s w1fe the former Arleen Mallernee, 13 the company's sololst and havlng been a nurse before marrlage, tak s care of all cracked muslclans I suppose you heard the bad news about Robert Howell H1s wlfe, I belleve Ellen Fulton was her name, took hun from the farm and he's now dlgglng dltcnes at Coleraln Harvey Dunlap fulfllled h1 3mb1tlOH by graduatang from West Polnt and Marthella Campbell fulfllled her ambltlon by m rrylng Harvey John AlVlD Huffman acconpanle Ro cmarle Ch1n1 on lng a tour of the Srhar Desert Toe Henderson H3FTlCd Loulda Bethel and they settled down at Morrlstown wh rc Joe lS the loc l veterlnarlan and she helps h1m CLou always d1d want o be 1 nurse Dona Jean Harrls marrled the Ander ox fellow from Holloway and they TGSldG at Holloway buS1d VlVl3n LltICH and ner husb nd, dllllam Randullc Both g1T1S hav S1X chlldrcn 8UleCb J n llls lS employed by A155 Margaret Truman to spray her throat b fore everr performance Charles Bethel and h1s wlfe, the former Margaret Copel nd, own an orange grove ln sunny Cal lfornla Charles plcks or ng Q rom the hlgh branches and hargle plcks from the low That w y th y ave on the ex ns of ladders and seem to be making mon y John Cleslelka 15 a sclentlst ln Washlngton, D C , and 13 the lnven tor ofgnatom tooth paste whJch the pTCSldGHt uses Doyle Plckerlng owns a restaurant 1n Malne and h1s better half, the former Charlotte Thrash, does all the COOk1hg Madonna Slngcr 1 ln the chorus l1ne of the new B oadway h1t, Nhorth Atlxntlc Irances Wllson marrled 1elv1n Caln, a man 15 X a s . . . . . . . . . . . Q C - s . a I S . . . A 0 . ' G' CJ , y . O O - . . . . . . , s . - , A . v x 1 I Q .1 Q ' C' ' 0 . 1 . , . C , C , . . . + . Y I . A U . . . N . .r . . . 4. C r at , , 3 ,. , h . . D1 - -'NJ A I AA , - 'X 5 ' . ' ' r ' r r l C' 1 u , V I . . . . . , 4 . . t , . J C - A ' . . . , 1. . W I . .S . . . . . . . . . F v 1 . . . . . . fi. .., . Q , I .S S A A . . . l , M the plane whlle ROSGmaT19 plays the saxapnone. They are at present mak- . . . a I a 2 . L a In - ' ' ' 4 e a t ' 0 I ' ' ' ' J- N f g ' V' 1 n Q g D ' ' A s 1 1 . a - ' hi 3 . e . . . J .3 8 L. . , . . . 8 . . B 1.3 3. ea E . . A 3 1. c 3 ' , 3 . . . L , fc.. 3. . . . J , . .. . , o Fl G.. .L - , ,. 1 - . El xi in px: G ' O . . . . . . . . . - c l ' , . . . . . . . . . . C O . U 5 0 I' I I , g ' . O u y ' . H 9 . . , v 1 L Q L L