Morgantown High School - Mohigan Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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'Fw 1 f 3 fmemol-IIGAN il 54 e 49 -A my -QQ ef S r ?Nf' - 6 3 Albert LePera gets a thousand a week, gl Out at Hollywood for being a sheik. F xv 5a x Q Elsie and Donald Lough, Have just hung out their shingle--Attorneys-at-Law. Frances Loving, so tall and slender, Has just landed the man Marie Cox lent her The fair one, Mary McBee, Is far away, sailing the southern seas Ed McHale, who s now in a far-off land : Is leader of the world s greatest band ,T Sldney Melmcoff, so neat and so slim, Vj Is teaching Mack Sennett s beauties how to swlm -r Golf champions are Stanley and Bernard Moore, They cant be beat at yelling fore I A H A prize has just been awarded John F Morrls, , For planning the best menu course B1ll Parriott, our well-known football star Is now head coach of Leland Stanford--away so far A prosperous lawyer is George Pietro, He s just settled down on Chancery Row Single yet is Vlrgmia Powell, She d make any fellow a good pal Sava R3.d1VOJ6VlC, better known as Sam Has just departed from our noble and A prosperous farmer IS Berlin Rea, I We see him now hauling hay ' Down in Georgia are Lena and Kathryn Reed, They re ra1s1ng cotton just for the seed Married now is Genevieve Rodgers, She says she just loves her l1ttle codgers 2. Wir

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.lfg ,M fx' P P P P P P P 3 f Y 'r Vex-H il ,am , ,fx MOH'GAN N l. M Q. in tl., - llllS::.. he . 1, t Wilma Cuppett, so young and fair, L Has married an aviator who flies in the air. W: Carmelo DeAngelis has just finished his masterpiece, Entitled A Scene from Greece. ll, 1: We have just bade farewell to Homer Fizer, 'll He went to Europe to kill the Kaiser. 1 . . il' A stenographer now is Annabel Flegal, She can handle a typewriter better than a ladle. l .3 Elaine Harney has proved a good housewife, 'U But she leads her husband a terrible life. 1 4 In love is Johnny Havener, ' But her father says he can't have her. S Iona Hess has married a man, Who's the leader of the Ku Klux Klan. 1' I' In business now is Mahala Hogue, gf She sells clothing that is all the vogue. I Geraldine Hudgins, the gayest one, K Has entered a beauty contest just for fun. ' Home from France is Sara Jane Ice, She says the French fellows are very nice. L C Geneva Jamison, so pretty and witty, ' Is now on the stage singing French ditties. I Joe Johnston, a handsome young man, 'P Is now touring the world in his old tin can. ' 4 Clarence Jones, so bashful and shy, Is now studying the stars far up in the sky. X Tall and slender is Hugh Knee, H He's now sailing over the deep blue sea. E Virginia Laishley, so tall and lean, E Has just been crowned a May Queen. U-5 li Y Y mmmv: Y Y Y Y Y Y Y . Y Y-Y Y rm Y Y Y Y . . Y Y mrvsus Y Y Y Y Y Y Yr YLY Y Y Y: ' si Page thirty-nine .

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'V 1 fn- vw '- 1 Q, --til, Nlll ,,,NN V, ' 'M M GH I GAN ff f W e H' - Nllllgs: . E , !H.i.ala: QlfIfwllEln.RwlR ' A salesman now is Raymond Rose, He's an agent for the Real Silk Hose. O 31 Norbert Ruziska and Rolland Oppenheimer, those lucky chaps, li Have just discarded their Freshie caps. A mother now is Mary Fleming Shively, 4: She, sure makes the kids step lively. f So tau and graceful is Ruth shura.- . She's trying to sell men's shirts. if The Smith girls-Virginia and Dorothy by name, O Have just invented a man catcher's game. 1, Johnny South, so slick and bold, 1, Has just attained the dancing goal. 5 1, A physician now is Loyal Swick, , He peddles pills and cures the sick. ' Taylor, by name and profession, is Evelyn so gay, ll She fits them all and sends them on their way. O ' So famous now is Ralph Thorne, Q He's playing the big bass horn. 4: El Wilma Tissue, who's so demure, Has married a man she just can't endure. 9 . E' Married now is Ida Weaver, But her husband swears he'll leave her. Q ' Willabelle Copeland Weaver is busy as a beaver, 4, She's the proud mother of ten little Weavers. 2 Thelma White has just completed a book, That teaches the housewife how to cook. 4 Z The end of the scroll We find, . And so upon this line we sign, D Thelma White, 3 Elsie Lough. .1 5 o 4 o o A TF' ' T' MY! T o o m ' A 4 Page forty-one