Morgantown High School - Mohigan Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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ff 3 .N . ! The .W f-W I X C1 ll if... E . a ,. ' :.L-Q all' , I MUHIGAN I W 5 E 1 ,Ia i l II :I T' 0 I I :I :I 'Y Q :I :I u I 'I II' 'T ,I I 4 I :I 7' ,I :I -, 3 Q :I '7 Q :I II 2' I :I :I :V 22. 7' Q ,I :I O P u I V, I' I' -, o I 'I' O P 0 I 9 I o 0 I History of the Class of '28-'29 C On January 26, 1925, the mid-year Class of '29 entered Morgantown High School. This group of students was endowed with general Freshman characteristics. Though blessed with noble talents and virtues, the identity of this class was merged with the spring Class of '29, Although failing organization as a separate and independent class, it played an active part in every phase of the school life. Its rnembers were prominent upon the athletic field, the dra- matic stage, and in the class room. No class has ever graduated with greater respect and gratitude towards teacher and school, and enjoyed more fully the contact of chums, and the pleasures the school afforded, than this Class of '29. Marie Cox Frances Loving 'E Q E C 3 E E 1- 5 E I' I' 5 1. i Q 4- Il, 1, 1: I' I o I' e I' .- I' E I' 4- I' 4- 2 ,- iQ 4- I I I Q: 6 1, I ri IQ I E E is I 'I I . - 'E 1 I Q .- I' 4- 4, I 1: if IE I 4. ' S1 :E Q ' V 4 ll mnl ll WN ' MV IWW A A A 5 I 7S71WNlli7ll7lW7li7Rlrfi?lTm1I IF? Page thirty-five ' Fl

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f yfff vcwg .sem r 'aw 1 ,,xN X4 AN , -:lf r KX 'L M GH u GAN a s in r 1 , f 1 l I 2 in z, .I X ' E K .Qllll - fulness: - 5 a lllfalflw riihls . 5 T3 . S.. 1 All Elsie Lough Wills her Chemistry towel to the classes of Mr. McMillen. '- Mary McBee leaves her sweet disposition to Bessie Church. Edward McHale wills his musical talent to DeWitt White. i Q Sidney Melnicoff wills his excess weight to Earl Sheldon. Stanley Moore wills his dancing ability to George Pyle. . John Morris wills Dot Malone to anyone who can get her. . William Parriott wills his athletic ability, his popularity, his stand-in L . ',v with Miss Schmeichel, his enormous appetite, to the Junior class to be ' distributed equally. ll, :Q George Pietro wills his wit to Roy Emerson. ,E fy Virginia Powell wills her pull with the boys to Marie Ball. gk Iii Sava Radivojevic wills his originality to Janice Maxwell. ll ,? A i7 A Berlin Rea Wills his manly strength to Edward Orr. 5- 1' P ' Lena Reed wills her university dates to Roberta Sturgiss. it Iv 'N' , Ruth Shurtz wills her ability to tickle the ivories to Florence P- 34 Jolliffe. ll, ' - Signed: Kathryn Reed, 1, Wilma Cuppett. il' 4 24, 1 'fl mfg uf .Il If - S if Il if is E Il , . . , 4: 1 zlff: 1 .- r :H 4, E ln: E ln' 'I 9 'ti 0 C' fr , S l 'A 1 'ii ' Q a 4 ' H T? frimimiliYY1'E,T,'5',T,'5'g1,if3',f,iT,ig,7i, 'Z' 'iff 'A' ' fi'l 'l 3 i- Page thirty-seven