Milton High School - Miltonian Yearbook (Milton, WV)

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Senior We, the Senior Class of 1951, will our good looks, intelligence, charming personality, ability to work, and good attendance to Senior Class of 1952. This legal document is brought to you by the brains of the class, Eleanor McComas and Mary Stowasser, and sign-ed by the members of the class as being their last will and testament. I, Garnet Adkins, will my ability to make A's in Democracy to Phyllis Woodard. I, Velma Adkins, will my place in Senior Class to my sister Delores. I, Mary Argabrite, will my size to Richard Bush. I, Jack Black, will my sunny New Milton dis- position to Denvil Reynolds. I, Bernard Blake, will my second year Latin grade card with my name erased to Kathryn Hanna and her name typed on it. I, Earl Clagg, will my place in Physics to my sister, Mary. I, Naomi Clagg, will Janice Hinkle a piece of newspaper to wrap her gym clothes. I, Leonard Clark, will my curly hair to Mr. Lowe. I, Virgil Clay, will my ability to stay awake in class to James Harold Black. I, Billy Conner, will my walk to school with Annette and Jeanette to anybody who wants it. HI, Phyllis Browning, will my ability to get an engagement ring to Dorothy Sturm. I, Donald Cremeans, will my ability to get along with Punchy to Paul Sowards. I, Helen Carter, will my front seat on the bus to Yvonne Beckett. I, Anne Belle Clagg, will my front seat in my homeroom to Jack Hickman, if he makes it. I, Helen Kerns, will my happiness while here at MHS to Joann Martin. I, Grayson Lambert, will my excess fat to Rich- ard Bush. I, Wilma Johnson, will my blonde hair to Betty Davis and my height to Yvonne Edwards. I, Geraldine Jordon, will my ability to get along with Miss Wayland to my brother Donald. I, Janice Morris, will all the activities I'm in now to my sister Jo Ann and hope she enjoys them as much as I have. I, James Morrison, will my beard to Buddy Ferrell. Page Twenty-six C lass Will I, Fredrick Mullins, will David Lee Carroll my height, my freckles, and my ability to play bas- ketball. I, William Neal, will my seat in English to my brother David. I, Ernest Nichols, will this school to anyone that wants it. I, Aaron Peyton, will to my girl friends all my brains. I, Della Perry, will my curly hair to Walter Mounts. I, Molly Prichard, will my third year Latin book to anybody who wants it. I, Joann Roane, will my slim figure to Joyce Garrett and my big smile to Joe Avis. Smile, Joe! Smile. I, Peggy Simpson, will by ability to type well to Mary Alice Sowards and Leva Jean Thomasson. I, Nora Jean Stephens, will my position in cheer- leader to Sandra Cummings and my ability to go with David Meadows in the 9th grade to Bonnie Burton. I, Billy Stevens, will my curly hair to Clinton Jenkins and hope he likes it better than I do. I, Arlene Stowasser, will my seat in Democracy to Jane Ann Richardson and my red hair to Mr. Cox. I, Mary Stowasser, will my Senior teachers to my sister Nancy and hope she likes them as much as I have. I, Clifford Sutherland, will my latest book, Twelve Ways To G-et Along With Miss Grady,', to Paul Thomasson. I, Roy Tyree, will my big feet to Boyce Taylor. I, Jaunita Dean, will Barbara Webb my seat on the school bus, so she won't get in trouble. I, Bobby Doddridge, will my last cent to Sue Dolin to buy a new dress. I, Vada Ruth Black, will my bleached hair to Peggy Meadows. I, Lewis Burns, will my height to Bill Camp. I, Willard Jarrell, will my ability to get along with Miss Wayland to Peggy Meadows. I, Albert Hall, will my ability to slip out of typing class to anyone that wants it. I, Erskine Jenkins, will my athletic ability to my brother Ernest.

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Senior Class Will K Continued Q I, Emma Erwin McDonie, will my ability to make A's in Democracy to Jane Ann Richardson. I, Eleanor McComas, will my love for Mrs. Hen- derson and Mr. Cox to Delora Hayes. I, Gene Wallace, will my ability to play football to Bernard Nicholas. I, Jerry Yates, will my ability to get along with red-heads to Roy Clagg. I, Wilma Woodall, will my seat in Democracy to Shirley Dunn. I, Lula Hatfield XVilson, will my long fingernails to Betty Hodges. I, Emma Jean Brown, will my ability to keep quiet in Study Hall to Freddie Parkins. I, Charles Seager, will my ability to play a bari- tone to Freddie Parkins. I, Don Levisay, will The Thing to Mr. Cox and Mr. Cain. I, Betty Ball, will my position in band to Boyce Taylor. I, Joe Neal, will my ability to just sit in class to anybody who can get by with it. I, Kent Stevens, will my good looks to anyone that wants them. I, Lois Dolin, will my happiness while here at M.H.S. to my sister, Sue, and hope she benefits by it as I have. I, Angela Eggleston, will my silly giggle to Shirley Jenkins and hope that some day I can hear her use it. I, Arlene Lane, will my A's in Latin II to Patty Clay so she won't have to study. I, Keith Mays, will my very good looks to C Boy Cupp. I, David Meadows, will myself to any good look- ing girl that will have me. I, Phyllis Mitchell, will Shirley Bias, Shirley Dunn, and Joann Fitzwater a roll of scotch tape to stick to their classes. I, William Cyrus fWild Billy will my peroxided hair to Mrs. Henderson because she likes it so well. I, Lavonne Dailey, will my pleasant disposition to my sister Emma Gene, providing she uses it as much as I have. I, Edna Elkins, will my blonde hair to Lillian Sutherland. I, Kelsie Glenn, will my driving ability to Joyce Chapman. I, Charles Hager, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Angela Moore. I, Annie Hanna, will my extra weight to Peggy Blake. I, Eugene Harshbarger, will my curly hair to Mrs. Henderson. I, Betty Hayes, will my potato chips to Eliza- beth Powers and hope she has as good a time as I did eating them 6th period. I, Hazel Hayes, will my ability to get along with Jennings Shull to Betty Hodges. I, Druzilla Hicks, will my ability to keep quiet in Study Hall to Alfa Chapman, Nancy Stowasser, Joyce Swann, they really need it. I, Dean Hoylman, will my curl to Baldy Rey- noldsg he needs it. I, Anna Huffman, will my dancing ability to Robert Gail Perry to take care of Helen Jarvis in years to come. I, Imogene Hughes, will to Angela Moore a pair of roller skates for chasing Erskine Jenkins-hoping she will do better than I have. I, Neil Igo, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Henderson to John Blake. I, Richard Jackson, will my good grades to my sister Rosemary who sure needs them. I, Lowell Freeman, will my Oklahoma Stride to Johnny Blake. I, Tyler Fugate, will my weight to Coach Cain and Coach Cox. I, Freda Gibson, will Marion and Sue Gibson of Gibson Inc. to Mrs. Rupe. I, Gerald Holley, will my front tooth to George Brown. I, John Harshbarger, hereby will my beautiful wavy hair to Don Meadows, who sure needs some. I, John Heck, will my ability to get along with Gene Wallace to Annabelle Mays. We, the Seniors of the 1950 Football squad, will our new uniforms, our ability to play, our muscles, and those muddy practice duds to the squad of 1951. Page Twenty-seven