Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

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 Helen Gozik leaves her Gift of Gab to anyone who admires it. Vivian Gagnes leaves her ability to capture boys like Roland to Edna Fulton. Norma Glenn wills her dark eyes to Fred Hurst. Robert Marks leaves his physics book to any- one who thinks he can pass the course. Ruth Mitch leaves her ability to create laughter in class by her clever remarks to Helen Hall. Martha Mitch wills her qjick, fiery temper to Donald Newlon. Helen Marteny leaves her ability to play basketball to Mary Ann lawthella. Louise cGee leaves her giggle to Richard G iffard. Charles Newhouse leaves his muscles along with a lot of hot air to Richard Haney. George Powell leaves his big ears to Eugene Riffle. Norma Jean foole wills her ambition to be a surgical doctor to Richard Cox. Dolores Robinson wills her small feet to Janes Bonne11 May Shaffer wills her plumpness to Nadalene Moyer. Jimmy Succurro wills his brains to any six people who need them. Lewis Stout leaves to Linda Reese his habi-t of rushing into the room, knocking over several seats, just one minute before the tardy bell rings. Anna swirple leaves her pleasant disposi - tion and amiable ways to her brother, steve in hopes he does not beo 'me a prize fighter. Ella Stipe leaves her ability to love only one boy at a time to Christine Wilsont Margaret Ulm leaves her blushes to Barbara Stewart. Catherine Ulm wills her quietness to Lance Williams. Don't be too quite, L ce, or people w n't know you. We do hereby declare this to be our last will

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Class Prophecy After many years of successful work as an army nurse during the war, Betty Davis finds herself capable of taking care of that little family. Feeling herself in the need of a vacation she takes a train to California and much to her sur?v prise she sees across the isle a light-haired, blue-eyed lady whom she immediately recognizes as her old classmate, Ella Stipe, who is secretary to J. C. Dithers and Co. They begin to discuss their school days at Flemington High School and wonder what life has held for each of their classmates of 'UU. Having nothing in particular to do, they decide to locate these old friends. From an acquaintance they learn that George Powell is now working as a motion picture direc- tor in Hollywood. After talking with him George tells us that this is the only way he could find to love them all at the same time. He tells us that he is working on a thrilling new picture entitled Burlesque Queen, starring Margaret Ulm as Queenie . After personally talking with Margaret we find that she had long ago given up her ambition to be a cadet nurse for the bright lights of Hollywood. She tells us she has re- cently visited her sister, Katharine Ulm, who is doing a fine job of making her husband happy and bringing up those nine boys, whom she hopes will some day make a big league baseball team. After tiring of the glamour of Hollywood we take a plane across the continent, seeking new faces and amusement. On going aboard we find we ere to be piloted by Bettie Annegan, who is very nervous, this being her first flight after completing school. She is still carrying with her that secret ambition to become a second Amelia Earhart.