Morgantown High School - Mohigan Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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fX3, .vTii ' 'VTQ v'V3r ' 'w!!'V.w lYZ'si'!T..si5f3?',.i'gl? SEV' 7 '31 4 'A' I Y YVY7' I J fat I .gi 'WMQHIGAN C Will Continuedj I Grace Dotson will my cute ways to Mary Lou Flesher I Edna Wiles will my quiet ways to Marguerite Johnson I Earl Sprouse will my unusual combination of beauty and brains to Eddie Furlong I Geraldine Morgan leave my knowledge of Civics to Judson Reed hoping he uses it. I Violet Rosenmerkel will my unusual strut to Florence Cox I Thelma Thomas will my beautiful complexion to Virginia Eicholtz. I Louise Varner leave my innocence to Jean Crawford I Helen McCay leave all my chewing gum to Pete Comuntzis. I Evelyn Shaw do bequeath my beautiful brown eyes to Chares Van VO0ThlS J I Opal Whipkey leave my hall dates with Charlie Herd to Gene Williamson and his standby. I Thelma Zinn leave my athletic ability to Miss Jones I Glenda Graham will my knowledge of Agriculture to any prospec- tive farmer. g I Garnet Protzman will all my excess A s to Fred Henry not that he needs them I Ruby Starkey bequeath my good disposition to Janice Maxwell She needs it . ' I Archie Dawson do bequeath my Women friends to Lyal DeVault I Anna Hunt will my amazing combination of beauty and brains to Elizabeth Rus ell. I Fosta Stump bequeath my art of attracting the opposite sex to Wilma Craig I Margaret Cross do bequeath my beautiful eyes to Elizabeth Han- cock I Virginia Shaffer bequeath my Commercial Law ability to Barney Hoover I Florence Jolliffe will my popularity with university fellows to Ruth Burchinal ' I Ruth Thornely will my good disposition to Grace Risher Please accept it Grace I Belva Carman do bequeath my ability to do Commercial Law prob- lems to anyone coming under Roy O Hall s jurisdiction I Rosalie Marchand leave my artistic ability to Mr Hall hoping he will use it when he frosts those windows again Signed. . Joe L. Bitonti, Grey Arbogast, g g g , French Miller. P 4, P I, P 1, ..q fs r 5 X Y I ' X fx N I A iwgni. ' V ,Aff f ' K ,INI- 5 i' , lu' In sq ...HA I inn - lg .PTC . 22 in . T? ' .XA ' 1 3 3 ' -, I 1 9 ' 'A l I 7 7 ' ' l 9 7 7 ' , . 1 1 ' ' ! Y V' 9 a - bf 7 Y ' . Q Y 7 W - I ! ' . . l l r 1 I . . i Qs e Y 1 ' I E . 5 5 za r nr , ! 7 7 7 . - 1 a x ' ly ' . 1 - 0 7 9 ' - 0 I 3 W ' Q S - 7 Y F - o Q X -V 4 1 'I 7 9 fi n . . . . 4: I 9 , 1 li l P 9 9 k n V' . w' , +- a v ' ' In: , .. n 9 ' 9 ,V . Ls-Y u if Q - 1' D . vfvwfxv E Page seventyfthree

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f f '7 . X ' . I T its? - ff M OH ' GAN . 4 V .S -1 4 .L :r 'I 'V 4 I 4 5 5 5 5 I 5 5. 5 W 5 5 f SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY ft 'I ,P 1' 1+ Take a young man from ordinary life, 1 Q Compel him with fire to sharpen your knife, 5 Hang him by his neck till he is half-dead, 1 If Stretch him full length on a red hot bed, 4 v Pull out his teeth and cut off his ears, I, ' Midst most terrible noise one ever hears, 'I ll Cut off his fingers and toes, one by one, 1' ll Dance around the victim while having your fun, S 1 Stretch him with horses to twice his length, 'I '. Then crush him with windlass at four men's strength, 1 1' Slit open his stomach with jerks that are best, , 1 2 Deposit the entrails upon his chest, y 3, Though many a heart with pity should yearn, P 9 Let all look on as they slowly burn, 1: Tear off his arms and scourge out his eyes, 'I ? Laugh like Belzebub at each of his cries. 't D I N When his senses have faded, stop with a frown, 'I P' Taking all precaution bend closer down, 1 g lf Listen most carefully yet 'while he lives, ,, Q And this is the prophecy his dying tongue gives: ., . Q, El Virginia Anderson, blithe and fair, E ji' Exceeds the artists from everywhere. ,I 4' Francis Andrews leads a gay life, IIE ' She lives at Scott's Run as a farmer's wife. Q, O . W5 'l Grey Arbogast at least you can guess l. 1' Is saying good-bye to M. H. S. :I if ji Juanita Armstrong is now living in town, U She simply couldn't turn him down. if 4, 4' g Glenn Ashworth is not so nice, ll 4, He invented words for the use of Miss Reyst. . 1' Hilda Atwood is quite the rage, 1 It She went to Chicago to go on the stage. l, I Edna Bailey, no longer a girl, 1 : Is teaching school with her sister Pearl. iifiriiwn. r7' n r? ft A x' ' ' 'i1 ' ' Q 'arm W 'i rm 'A' M1 1 0 Ubi Page seventy-foufr '