Morgantown High School - Mohigan Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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KANDID KARICATURES 0110 Hundred Three John Knapp-A grappler on our grid-machine. Pinky Brand-He's little but a sparkplug on the team. Carl Zinn-Dark and romantic. Betty Ruth Morris- Larry Pietro-Straight from Dumas? P ? ?? Joe Olivito-l shall not pass this way again Cl hopej. Bob Calvert-Future photographer for Spicy Magazine. Mary Mae Lawson-A gal that packs a mean wallopl James Haught-Mah-h-h- Friendsl Aw Shucksl jean Haddock-Jeanne likes windmills and tulips. LeMoyne Coffield-l get into everything. Grace Richards+She and Cleopatra ought to get together, Mary Catherine Clawges-Hi-ya, Spike. Dorothy Collett-Be a friend unto all. Margaret Fulciniti-You are a human factory of industry. Dorothy l-lindman- Here comes the bride, we hope. Jean Runner-l'm just a yodeller at heart. Betty Wilson-She's a tapper on a typer. Jack Brannon-l-lears no evil-speaks no evil-Yeah????? Lucille Hosey-Her dimples pierceth her cheeks. Lila Smith-She finds marriage wonderful. slats Romine--Legs? Sheis got 'em all. Barbara june Davis-Red hair is dynamite. Errett Rogers-ul ain't got nobody. Betty Lee Jones---just one of the Jones girls. Betty Lou Koehler-A shining star in the school universe. Jane Brown-l've got my man and a Ring. John Eichenmueller-Doctor Eichenmueller, I presume. Marian Wilson-She's got lt and more too. Stanley Barber-nl like mountain music. Libby McQuistion-President of the future fickle club. John Bell- Won't be home until morning. Alice Spiker-Dancing with tears in my eyes. Charles Wolfe-The cream of the crop. Mary Kedora- june Bride. Kathryn Becilla-- Detroit Tigers, here l come. john Lopez-The apple of our eye. Ned Camisa-Our banker of Wall street. Loretta Sharder-Little Dick flzilemington Hi-schoolj. Leota St. Clair- l've got worries. Milka Zilkanich-UThere's a long, long trail a winding. Tommy Hardman-The Rock of Gibraltar. Nadia Morony-Sinny St. Clair, -or none. Ernest Lucas-He who has talent shall succeed. Agnes McCloskey-lndiana's Bride. Patsy Vecchio-He would be a good Easter Bunny. Mary Stepoulos- Parting is such sweet sorrow. Virginia Godfrey-Brilliant, Blonde, and lucky in love. Mary DeAntonis-Oh, Dave, you're so darn bashful! fl-ladden Helen Tater-HYou're my Sunshine -Emilio Thomas. Bud Grier-l move when the spirit moves me. Louise Atkinson-She is a goddess of destiny. Satch Forbes--All l ask is a square deal from every woman. Lorene Mollahan- Thrilling parties are my speed. Fred Whitmore-Success and Happiness. Katherine Creel-She's little but mighty. Dick Shaffer-Never a dull moment. Delores Knode--- My credit any good??? Teddy Baxevandes- Curly top.

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OUR HALL OF FAME CHARLOTTE STRAWSER Charlotte Strawser won the District elimination for the State High School Oratorical Contest sponsored by the American Legion. She received a scholarship to any college in the ,state supported by the State Board of Education. She repeated her prize winning oration, OUR l-l.ERlTAGE. AND ITS PRESERVATION, at the Home Economics con- vention at Jacksons Mill on the weekend of May 2. She was also chosen the most outstanding girl in the Senior class by the Daughters of American Revolution this spring. Charlotte has shown abilities in many fields and is a member of the National Honor Society. Orchids to you, Charlotte, and may you have success in future years. SAMUEL JACOBSON When the State Federation of Music Clubs held its convention in Morgantown April 3, 4, 5, Sam Jacobson won a piano scholarship to West Virginia University. Sam is not only a talented pianist but he is also a track star. ln addition he boxes and wrestles. The student body has heard Sam perform in general assemblies and he really has what it takes to be a good pianist. Good luck to you, Sam, and may you go far in the music field. ERNEST LUCAS Another honor won by a member of the student body was a violin scholarship to XX'est Virginia University awarded to Ernest Lucas. Ernest has been studying violin since he was four years old and has studied with Professor Wood at the University for the last two years, and he has a great deal of talent. He always said he wanted to win a scholarship so he could study violin. Now that he has attained it, we wish him all success. MRS. CORNELIA WAGGONER Mrs. Cornelia Waggoner, art instructor here for ten years, was presented with a silver medal, one of two awarded this year by the Eastern Arts Association. because of her distinctive and outstanding work in art education. She began her career as art supervisor in the grade schools, and also taught in high school in Urbana, Illinois. Later she was an art instructor in the Normal College of Ohio University. Mrs. Waggoner began her teaching here in l928, as an instructor at the First Ward school for two years. She then came to Morgantown High School and became art supervisor for Morgan District schools and later of all Monongalia County schools. One Humlred Five