West Nottingham Academy - Pege Yearbook (Colora, MD)

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a n , il-0 qv ,119 +, 1 u S, K 0 . Q 'f ' E - .gif Q o 3' ' ,. N V ,ki .. er 71. ll.ll55 UUTE MOST POPULAR ........... DONE MOST FOR W. N. A. .. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED . . . BEST ATHLETE . . . ...... . . . . MOST SCHOLARLY ..... MOST GENTLEMANLY . . . BEST NATURED ........ WITTIEST ........ THINKS HE IS .... MOST NAIVE . . . BEST VOICE ...... THINKS HE HAS . . . MOST MODEST ..... MOST VERSATILE ........ MOST CONSCIENTIOUS .... BUSIEST ................. MOST OPTIMISTIC .... . . . .Finney, McLain . . . .Patterson, McLain . . . . .Patterson, Finney . . . . . . .Preston, Carlson .PatterSon, Satterthwaite ...............Sones . . . . .McLain, Miller . . . . . .Finney, Willimns Williams, Bailey, Finney . . . . .PattersOn, Christie . . . . . .Boone, Ewing . . . . . .Ewing, McLain . . .Satterthwaite, Ewing . . . . . . .Boone, Finney . . . .Patterson, Christie Christie .............Williams MOST PESSIMISTIC . .. ..... Windisch, Satterthwaite MOST RADICAL .... ............... E wing NOISIEST ....... .... B ailey, Finney QUIETEST ..... ........ C hristie BEST BUILD .,.. BIGGEST SUCK .... HANDSOMEST .... BEST DRESSED .... WORST TRAMP ...... MOST DESTRUCTIVE BEST BLUFFER ....... WORST DRAG .... PLAY BOY ........... SOAP BOX ORATOR .... FAVORITE ACTOR .... HAROEST SUBJECT EASIEST SUBJECT . . . .Carlson, Sones . . . .Finney, Boone .............Carlson . . . .Williams, Patterson . . . . . .McLain, Finney . . . .Carlson, Finney ............Williams . . . . .Windisch, Ewing . . . . .Ewing, Christie . . . .... Williams, Bailey ..............Errol Flynne . . . .Solid Geometry, American History . . . . . Trigonometry, Solid Geometry

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We the seniors of West Nottingham Academy, being of sound mind and ready for the draft, do hereby make our last will and testament as members of this school. To Dr. Slaybaugh, or Gov, our Head Master, we bequeath all the happiness and success in his future years at W.N.A, that he can possibly have. We all hope that we may some day help him along in making this school a perfect model of his dream school. To Mrs. Slaybaugh, or Mrs. Gov, or Mom, we bequeath future success with her boys. We all hope to come back to see her again, when the world lies in peace once more. To Mrs. Lynch, or Gran-ma, we bequeath many more years of happiness with boys who love her, as we all do. To Eleanor Jane, or E. j., as usual, we bequeath a certain naval uniform with a certain fire-controlman in it. Good luck. To Mr. Thomas, or J. C., per usual, we bequeath one new pair of rubber-soled shoes for his nights while on duty, and a wish for a new car, so that future fellows won't have to push every morning. To Mr. Stubbs, or Mr. Scrubbs, we bequeath future Trig classes such as this year's, and also a pair of silver plated walking sticks. To Mr. Donahue, or Uncle Don, we leave the boids choiping in the trees of Old New Yoik, you know what part. To Mr. Glynne, or Charles, we leave two books. The first, How to Win Friends and Influence People, The second, A Thousand and One Ways to Make It All-lllllll Way-et. To Mr. Decker, or Deck, we bequeath a nice red- headed nurse, and enough ration books to feed himself and his future Hilltoppers. To Mr. Remaley, or Coach, and Mrs. Remaley, or Mrs. Coach, we leave the Village Restaurant and all the coffee Coach can drink, and the usual half-cup to the Mrs. To Roger Remaley, or Rodge, we bequeath some new excuses for not drinking his milk or going to bed. To Mr. Durigg, or Wild Frank, we bequeath a new water and heating system for the Lab. fHint, Hint.J To Mr. Holstein, or Ace, we bequeath an Octet who will sing when and how he wants chem to. To Mr. White and family, we bequeath some new adding machines and more library cards. To Mr. Shaheen, Mrs. Shaheen, and Bobby we be- queath another new baby pen. To Dr. Venable, we bequeath a Young Peoples' Or- ganization who won't insist on playing Postal Com- munion. To Mrs. Clendenin, we bequeath a table large enough to hold all the food Harry fthe Weaselj Williams can eat. To Mrs. Rawlings, we bequeath some sort of new invention to arrange the daily QP, mail. Z f Z ? ff To Mrs. Maddox, we bequeath some good Texas weather. To Mr. Rayson, or Uncle joe, we bequeath several tons of mashed potatoes and some chicory to improve the coffee. To Mrs. Rayson, or The Lady, we bequeath plenty of pills and fruit juice. To Abe, we bequeath a life-time pass on the Colora local so that he will be able to continue his loyal sup- port of the W.N.A. football team. To Luther, we bequeath some vitamin pills to help lighten the load of the various jobs he must carry on his shoulders. 1. BAILEY, GEORGE-Wills his ability to stay up at night to Perk Saulsbury and his lovable character to, Dvorak. 2. BOONE, BOB-Wills his ability to get dates for a dance to Eurwin Gurwin, and his love for naval uniforms to E. J. He also wills his troubles with women to Roger Reynolds. - 3. CARLSON, ALLEN-Wills hs week-ends to Bo Matthews, and his women to Gurwin, 4. CHRISTIE, WATSON4Wills his corduroy hat to Stengle, and his gentlemanly like manner to Nelson. He also wills his religious inclinations to Coach Decker. 5. EWING, WILSON-Wills his charming person- ality to Kennard and his athletic ability also to Kennard. 6. FINNEY, BOB-Wills his outstanding physical condition to Mr. Durigg and his deck of cards to Dr. Slaybaugh. 7. MCLAIN, PETE-Wills his ability to get along in the big city fNew Yorkj to the Shaefer twins, and his trapping ability to Clark. 8. MILLER, BUD-Wills his height to Stengle and his ability to get good blind dates to Eshelman. 9. PATTERSON, DALE-Wills his book full of good ideas to joe Couch. 10. PRESTON, BOB-Wills his basketball ability to Donald Ingram and his distinct speaking ability to Uncle Don Donahue. 11. SATTERTHWAITE, JR., STACY-Wills his house broken crow to Gil Damon, and his hiking ability to Dewey Bowman. 12, SONES, JOHN-Wills his good naturedness and self-composure to Mr. Thomas, and his wonderful build to Wilson Adair. 13. WILLIAMS, HARRY-Wills his prowess with the fair sex to Saulsbury, and his long week-ends to Coach Remaley. 14. WINDISCH, DICK--Wills his art of shining shoes to Gil Damon and his unaccomplished art of playing pool to Eshelman. 15, NIX, VIC-Wills a car to Brown and Russell to go to Oxford on Saturday nights, and a book to Mr. Thomas entitled How to Drive a Car on the Right- Hand Side of the Road. ,ge .4 K .rf C-wx M . , Q If cv. . m ,., -r ' 'SKK' K9v1.,.,,,4-.' 20- wo

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1 smnnl niurv September November 19-Most of the boys start out the year smiling. 20-First day of classes. 21-No more smiles. 22--First student to leave, leaves today. 23--Finney holds a club meeting for the old boys. 25-All the new students go to Sun, ole students stay here and laugh. 26-Ah, yes, first Sunday, Bailey, Windy, and Nel- son hunt for a new seat in church. October 5-Williams takes a week-end. . 8- Ace Parker quits the football team, Coach is looking sad. 9--Coatesville Track Meet, 26-0. 10-The Smoking Oath is on. 11--Williams comes back from week-end. 12--The U. S. S. Chanel, McBride, and Russell are launched as a result of the smoking oath. The U. S. S. Damon is launched unexpectedly. 13-Four more launchings help to tie Kaiser's records. 14 Nix leaves Mr. Grummel's history class for a while. 16-Nix comes back to history class. North Coven- try game, 25-6. Coach Faber leaves. 18-Russia invades the campus. f 19-Finney, Sones, Bailey, and Windisch go out for football. 21-Patterson becomes day student. Carlson hasn't got the idea yet. 22-Chanel goes on a week-end. 23-National Farm game, 71-0. 24--Ah, yes, the holy spirit. 25-Chanel comes back smiling. 26-The Gov wants to see Chanel. Hey, Chanel, what happened to that smile? 29-Long week-end startsg everybody is happy. 30-Pennington game, 38-0. 51-Everybody's home. 49. 1-Week-end ends. 2- Where's Weasel ? 3--Big fight! Russian gets beat on two fronts. Weasel and Pete finally get back. 4-Russian and McBride have it out. 5-Finney takes a shower, with the aid of the sec- ond floor. 6-Nottingham goes to Oxford. 7-Notingham decides not to go to Oxford. 9--Russian goes in swimming. 10--Nottingham goes to the movies. 11-The W.N.A. covered wagon won't start. Big Swede passes Bible by fixing it. 12-Trustees pay W.N.A. a visit. 13-Home-coming Severn game, 47-0. Mr. Grummel leads cheering section and falls out of car. 14-Stupid Senate goes to Baltimore conference and seems to stare at Mount Saint Agnes. 15-Chanel talks Russian out of a fight. 17-Too little, too late, too bad.-Bo. 19-Touzour takes a week-end. 20-No game. Open date. 21-Mr. Stubbs sights fire in school garage. 24-Dolf dies. We eat. 25-Thanksgiving. LeCompte's Giants swamp Mil- ler's Pipsqueaks. 27-Massanutten game, 7-6. Reform school, eh? quote Mr. Thomas. Big dance. Coach Finney and Coach LeCompte send in subs. 28-Touzour comes back for a visit. Russian falls for that blonde piece of Cole. 29-Magraw boys get some sleep, all the girls have left. 30-Football equipment is turned in. December 2- Just think, only two weeks until vacation, Says Sones. 4-What happened to the Nottingham News? , in-A 6 ...Q 3 59 if . ' K , s, c K 4 x Q 47 I .n f- , ff ' 7 n - - . v -' l Q s Rs' U xt , x 1 Q. 5794-riykr .77.