Union High School - Messenger Yearbook (Benwood, WV)

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igntrocfucing UNION'S LEADING MAN HENRY CREBS Athletic ...always active.. .ambitious . . . such adjectives give a general idea of the young person chosen to wear the proud title of Union's leading lnan. pflyf'Silly-ll1l'1'C

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iqn fI'OC!llC,'Iffl Q UNION'S LEADING LADY FORMALLY NA NC Y MARPLE Gracious of manner. . . gl'3.l110l'0l1SiI1 looks. . . good in studies . . .these are but a few of the phrases that describe Union's leading lady, whose picture on this page is proof of the place she holds in the hearts of Uni0n's student body. p11'yz'.wi,1:t!l-flL'n

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CLASS WILL OF 1948 Being of sound mind and in good physical condition, we the members of the Senior Class of Union High School, County of Marshall and State of NVest Virginia, with strictly charitable intentions, Ckindness to dumb animals, you seej do bequeath our sparks of genius and flashes of intelligence to the under-graduates, and hereby do relinquish all claims upon the aforesaid possessions and the responsibility involved therein: Item Item Item 1-To the present Junior Class, we bequeath our chairs at the head of the classes and the front row at assemblies, witl1 the hope that they can really hear the programs of the future. 2-Our money making ability and schemes we will to the Sophomores. 3-Last, but not least among the classes, to the Freshmen, we will the hard knocks and bangs received from the entire school, plus our good looks, brains, and manners. Here's hoping the Freshmen can survive such a deluge. Item 4-To the Board of Education, we proudly give back the books which they were generous enough to force upon us. Item 5-To Mr. NVisemau we leave our record of being the best and foremost class of the high school Cwhether he realizes it or notj with the hope that in the future there will be a class as prominent as ours. Item 6-And to our beloved advisor, Mr. Pastorius fthe brains be- hind usj we leave a few memories, many laughs, and less hard work in the future, we hope. And now the personal bequests of the members of the Class of '48, to those whom they wish to especially honor: GEORGE BARTOLOVIC wills his ability to complete high school within five years to Pete Slonaker-Hope you make it, Pete. MARGARET BOZICEVICH wills her ability to get along with Mr. Brindley to Dorothy Hoyt. ROSE HEGEDUS leaves her quiet and mysterious manner to Betty Jane Craig. MILIDRED BOM leaves behind her quiet baby-like ways to Nancy McElroy. JACK SMITH wills his so-called intellectual ability to anyone who might need it. MARY LOU PHIPPS allil BETTY PALIISEK will their ability to get along together to Nancy Cetkosky and Mary Ann Stenda. BOB MYERS gives his Mr. Atlas physique to Stanley Chlon. BILL SHIIITS leaves everything he's got to his brother, Bob. PAT SPECHT wills her love for California to Mary Lou NVells. EILEEN HOSSMAN leaves her love for the men to her cousin, B0oger Hossman. GARNET MORRIS wills her love for Bookkeeping to the suckers that may choose to take it next year, and we do mean Suckersl JERRY MONCMAN leaves his quiet and subtle manner to Chuck Anderson. JUNE WAGENHOBIFER is giving her typing ability to Ann Gresko. GEORGE HKATS EYE RYKOSKEY offers his pitching ability to C. J. IVebb. BOB SALIGO wills his quietness to Edward Calmbacker. page sixty-four