Union High School - Messenger Yearbook (Benwood, WV)

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JOHN SKYARKA leaves his ambition to be a niaehinist to John Mojzer. KATHLEEN ROBBINS wills her giggles to lllala Strawn. JOE PAVELKA wills his directing ability to Miss Goodwin. CHARLES SINE leaves his love for girls to Eugene Magnone. JERRY ULLITM wills her tiny feet to Mr. Barnett. JACK SCHRUMPF is leaving his dramatic ability to Jimmy Hossnian, al' though he might not need it too badly. HAROLD SVVIGER wills his bashfulness to Gus Kolas. PAUL CISAR leaves his basketball ability to Sain Chiffelo. JACK HOSSMAN is leaving his easy-going manner to Kenny Trussel. PAGE HENDERSON wills his come hither. Sweet Babes, personality to Joe Burkhart. VINCENT KOVVALESKY leaves his position as bouncer at the Midway Theater to any student who feels that Tarzan up and at 'ein urge. 'NlYK ' - ' -- FRANCES McGLUllIPHY wills to Nancy Long her love for the -llIII,S Run Hollow. MARCELLA MORRIS leaves her lankiness and tallness to Evelyn Fabrizo. ROSEMARY KRITPICA wills her big mouth and sturdy lungs to tI1e remaining cheerleaders. Good luck. Gals! JEAN HILL wills her plaee as assistant librarian to her sister, Viola. BETTY FRANK leaves her brains and ingenuity to Patsy Yost. GARY MARCHIONE wills his place as the only guy in the Connnereial eourse. to one of the Gongola Boysg surely ONE will take something besides shop. DOBER VISNIC leaves his sporty clothes to Neal Alphonse. HENRY CREBS wills his football ability and place as Co-captain to Georgie Joehuln. MARTIN MCCORMICK and BETTY PASTORIIIS will their love for eaeh other to Beryl Sisler and Eniil Bubieh. FLOSSIE STERN wills her fabulous voeabulary to Pat Tribett. JIINE SLONAKER leaves her love for Miss Peel to Phyllis Joehuin. Good Luck, Phyll ANDY BRIINNER-V-alias Doe Blanchard, wills his knaek for football to Ted Henry. ELMER TRIIBIANO wills his viin and vigor to Eugene Dorsey. NELLE SVVARTZ wills her love for Haufe to anyone who thinks they can take him from her. Try and do it. TOOTIE SIBERT wills his lnanly build to Joe Chincheek. BUTCH LOY leaves Angie Whitlateh to any guy that gets her. ANDY and XVALTER ZIEN will their brotherly-love to Anthony and Victor Gongola. PEGGY HAXVKINS leaves her ability to keep CALM to Mary Catherine Holly. JOANNE KRONENBERGER, leaves to Betty Bannister a few pounds ol' her excess beef. CARL BAIIM leaves his slow motion stuff to tlighty Don Dellget. JOAN CHISON wills her bleached top-knot to Sylvia Bartlett. VINCENT JOSEPH DOLINAR relinquishes his quality of being talka'ive' to Alfred Riedel. JIMMY HAMM wills his smallness to Ronnie Kasserinan. GLORIA DECREASE, KAT. KELLER. BETTY KIIBECK. MARY KCRELAC. and NETTIE MARTINO leave their daily gossip period in Mrs. F?lllI'lQll,S lIHgEq3i.ITf!l'fl1Jf'

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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

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room to any group of girls who can get away with it in Miss Goodwin's room without losing 50 points. EILEEN JABLONSKI wills her 3 study halls to Ella Mae Bartrug. RITTHIE OLSON leaves her immense appetite to Joan Grover. BILL UKEL wills his red curly locks to Janet Roreman. BETTY LEE ORNDOFF wills her tininess to Joan Niedemyer. NANCY RIAL and GERT. FINNEGAN leave their past love for Bob De Cola to any lucky babes that might get him. NANCY SAFFLE wills her tlirtatious ways to Joan Mulroy-who by no means is lacking in this trait. I BILL RIDER leaves his blushes to Forrest Criswell. EDDIE SHEPARD wills his technique in love making to Eugene Finnigan. HARRY RRIIRAKER wills his place in the band to some sucker . . . AH, lucky bird that gets it! JIIANITA TEGARDEN leaves her meekness to Phyl. Barker. MARY KITRELAC' wills her flock of ducks to .Ioan Jochum. QUACKI QUACKI JOAN IXICUARITLE leaves her typical American girl looks to Rose Ann George. NANCY MARPLE leaves with pride her nicknames of Katseye and Booze Hound to Lois Oser. HENRY FABRIZIO wills his swiftness and his breezy manner to Kenneth Gatewood. IIETTY STEYYART wills her knowledge of law, such as Will-making, to the Feature Editors of '49 . . . Heaven help them! LUIS ROHLMANN and SHIRLEY ROXVEN leave their seats on the ever- dependable Boggs Run Rus to the other students who make their way out the Hollow. A DORIS RITRSKEY wills her nasal congestion to Marie Sabalich. CHUCK WINNERS and RILL HICKS will their love for school and pin ball machines to two more of their kind, if such can be found. WILLIAM DEEGAN relinquishes his brilliancy to Robert Kostello. RWSE MARIE FINNEGAN, after five years, wills her love for good 'ole Union High to any Freshman. 5 DULORES GONGOLA leaves her ability to keep Fritz for herself to Mary Lou YVelIs, in the hope she can do the same with Bucky. NORMAN LOGS'l'0N wills his red hair to Mr. Craig. DUKE MARPLE wills his love for football to his brother, Ray. EVA MARTINO leaves her posistion in Murphy's to anyone who decides to quit t'ommerciaI Law and go to work. DOT MODLINSKI wills her monkey-business to Barbara Bosworth. In Witness Whereof, XYe. The Members of the Senior Class, have set our hand and seal on this seventeenth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-eight C1948j. Signed. sealed. and published and declared as and for the last will and testament of the Senior Flass. in the presence of us, who. at its request have subscribed our nantes hereto as witnesses on the day and year aforesaid. NVITNESSES: HPORKYH the Pusher HSTEWI' the Stinger page s-imty-.sir