Farmington High School - Lincolneer Yearbook (Farmington, WV)

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THE CAPTAIN JOSEPH C. COTREL I A.B.g A.M., W.V.U. West Virginia University, completes his nineteenth year at F. H. S.g six as Athletic Coach and thirteen as Prin- cipal. - Mr. Cotrel, a true friend and advisor, has consistently helped- the students and grad- uates of Farmington High chart their course for the plane of life. l NEW CREW MEMBERS Janet Parrish, of Farmington, replaced Miss Marie Ellen May in the Home Economics department. Mrs. Parrish is a graduate of Fairmont State Teach- ers' College and has taught several times before at Farmington as a substi- tute teacher. Mary Manley, our new Physical Education teacher, comes from Fairmont, W. Va. She succeeds Miss Valjean Work. Miss Manley is a graduate of Fairmont State Teachers' College. Anthony Bodola hails from Rivesville, W. Va. He is a graduate of Fair- mont State Teachers' College and also attended Medical School at West Vir- ginia University. Mr. Bodola replaces Mrs. Grace Boggess Duncan as teacher of Biology and General Science. Catharine Clark comes from Bridgeport, W. Va. She succeeds Mr. J. Walker Thomas of the Social Science department. Mrs. Clark is a graduate of Bridgeport High School. She also attended Broaddus College, graduated from West Virginia University and did graduate work at Michigan State College and Columbia University. Flora Rymer comes to Farmington High from Mannington, W. Va. She is a graduate of Mannington High School and Fairmount State Teachers' College. Miss Rymer also attended West Virginia University and now re- places Edwin Lively in the Social Science department. Page ten Mr. Cotrel, a graduate of Mannington High School and

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ADMINISTRATICDN T 1 :mu m 1 YF-. , ' V ffl, ::..: --M-f, 9? l mga it it 1 1-' ' Ff' 1 ,1 if , , that-1,2--a 353 I , 1- J:'5, '.,-:,'A:1- ,.-.31 13- rl .' ,. ' I '. f ,y 1 Y 92311 23323 , ' gr-s., 1 , H, ..-5 - V Q5 f f::r:::'2ff ' N l l , - fag. 1 ein. , I ' ' 6-,lfw N- , My A in ' --Q - .J fu ff ,.,, TO WIN - WORK The members of the faculty, having already finished their necessary ground work, are now teaching the students the basic fundamentals of success. To lessen the monotony of these Weary hours, this same crew has sponsored many extra-curricular activities which have provedto be one of the bright spots of our school days. They have tuned the motors and started the ship, now it is up to us whether we navigate our fleet of ships past air pockets, tricky squalls, and up into the stratosphere, then down for a three- point landing. To them We Wish to extend our sincerest thanks and appreciation for their untiring efforts in helping us to achieve our aims. Page 'rrme

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ANTHONY BODOLA A.B., F.S.T.C. Biology-Gen. Science CATHARINE CLARK A.B., W.V.U. Social Science MARGUERITE HUTSON A.B., Salem College RUTH H. HAMMOND A.B., F.S.T.C. Commerce Commerce-Math FLORENCE PHILLIPS VIRGINIA ROBINSON A.B., F.S.T.C. A.B., F.S.T.C. Math-Geog. A.M., W.V.U. English MATILDA WHITLATCH ARGYLE W. YOST A.B., F.S.T.C. Math-Science 'Q .:. Q, I 6216411 1 , , X. .1 ww - AQ? MW ix -,f w MARJORIE CRISS A.B., F.S.T.C. Home Economics-Art MARY MANLEY A.B., F.S.T.C. Physical Education CLARENCE RYAN A.B., W.V.U. Coach JOHN YOST A.B., F.S.T.C. Industrial Arts LAURA DAVIS A.B., F.S.T.C. English JANET PARRISH A.B., F.S.T.C. Home Economics FLORA RYMER A.B., F.S.T.C. Social Science MARY LEE ZINN A.B., F.S.T.C. English-Latin XXX A K1 ,y ,M .JM L ,A . xr' J -1' D 4 16,-A' ggi!! ,ffyi , f'i,aff,. ' ,f 61 SVS bi'-CVS '. 9 'V f ft . K5- r:.:- UA X. VW' JJ . -. Xlorf l f V ' T H E C i53Auf,1I fNgfQ5l' 'if wifi Qfifplfbgfg if .W , f cgi, Mc. U Q! Y. . Ka? KEYS! s Page eleven Q