Flushing High School - Litorian Yearbook (Flushing, OH)

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LTASQ 1 S Gill Back lO Septerber, l9 5 tht Senwor cla s of '57 tartee or tle fir t ol +ne1r twelve tor in thelr journey through the twelve grade of cnool travel Out of CHP fifty lx wro tartee together there are onl thlrteen lelt ney are Carl Brock Francw Kent, fenneth loFadden, victor Nolan, Andrew Plrlak, Louis Palleva, lorence Burrl , Jo e hlne Crlnl, Fancy FlSd6F, Helen Glffen, Helen Ru an, Jean shallcros , and Janet Wright Tho e who Joined the FlOUU later were sugene Bober, Yelen Campbell, I rle Carabell Sophia Cninl, Florence Demarehl, Jame Demarcrl, Norman Cardner, Allen Cllmore, foster lumphley, Wllma Humphrey, vlfgllla Jenn ou, Dall Nurpny, can murphy, Woodrow Norri , Edith Poland, Jonn Buy n, and Veda Slmason ledge and a little closer to th tlme xneu thlng ve We rn o while tlll in chool to world E1 nt V Q1 of triflng on tae fue enc on he oalt o t e tt ca s, blouglt us had waited o long to Told fe were Fre amen' lmpo t nt, e p cially when with tkose who were the grades, but aft r ever l times of gettlng elaB3es and makirng many other m1 takes wholly we mu t rely on the us along in the nart, and of pa to the place ve hy, did we feel still members of in the wrong as serious, we ret S1 realized that Wu were as Wgreenn a any of those who were Fresn men before u Tre outstandlng adventure of this year was our sight eelng trip to Pittsburg We felt much better when tnc next year, a Sopnomore , we could look back, nu s y, UWere we men?U We al o helped our feelings men to their cllsses and informing were so wise, but of course not of which we obtained our information The Junior year was the fir t business aoility There were many ever as bed as those Fresh by guidlng the npooru Fresh them on the points where we the mi takes made, through year to really te t our things to be planned, saying nothing of the work requir d to carry out the plans The Lit orlan was published, the Junior play given, and the class party held The crowning event was the Junior Senior Banquet, bringing the year to a close Working on these activities did not take all of our time however, for there were such studies as Chemistry, U S History, and other problems to occupy our minds Now, in our last year, we enjoy the idea of our being the distinguished and dignified seniors Many are the times during the school years that we have wished we were through school, but as the time to graCuate draws near we realize that we have had a wonderful time, and dread the thoughts of seeing our fellow schoolmates go back to school next year without us. The education gained in school is one step in helping us carry out our motto, NOnward Forever and Forever Onward.W Page eleven '1 cf iff m v LJ ..L. .L .L '4 J O' -' ' '. .L li ... an 3 ' .- r S S V L. -' -C' ' . ,g 1 1 S u- 7 S ,JS l - 'I ' 4 1 Q , L, 'S S A , ' , , '-S L S Q . ' A . . - 0 H' -1 - A t 37 . 1 1 i : l, . ' ,. Y T . 5 1- ,:' - - - .. ...ma .L lx. J. 1 L ' ,-, D . . . v U . - 1' S S lf- 1. -J ' - l ' . 3 T s . . s . l 1 ,H 7 l x- 1 L c. ' I N li L .fr ' 1. t 1 1 - w - 'mar ill , ,, 1 S .x J. X' A fi 7 t T- X 1 -1 3 t ,A Q -. A ' ' p A- Al . . I . 1 . ,' L -w J- ,E .K A ,4 A S - . . , . 1 1 f n ' Q v - - fl 4 Al L., 3 M' K ' , '- 1 lne advancement Ol eacn grade brought us a little more know- '1 r 7, 7-I ' 3 .1 3 v A fu - , s. D . A L2 . V, - , H ' S ' l XE? 1 E7 - 5 S S l 5 f Z - . W, n , . ,, I , - . 5, t by 'S S l 1 l ' J A ll 1, -'- ' ., A , .0 4' ,. - , -, . L tl 1 e U - Q ' l n- Ha ,er ' fn 1 - nv ' F , S J. Q J .5 JSA Q . A7 .L at xS G .L . J. ' V ' u 'I 8 S A 8. 1 -' 3 , A , N ' S 1 . . A 'D I 1 S h-4 -. . 1. ' S. ,L . -S 1 ,' , 1 w 'H A .L . 3 S h S Y - a r al J. 1: - C -- . C is . in U A f ' A - ' r 1 - 14 C f - S . 1 C A S S 1 - . O l C 0 ' 1 . .. . H I O I I ' Q

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NL' JTLL It ha leer the cu tom of the eriors to bequeath anything they have to glve away to lower classmer ard the faculty And we lenlors rot beirg very dlffer nt from our predecessors now place thws more or less valuable document ln th c oable hands of the Jurlors Artlole I For the teachers we leave our gratltude for thelr help add guldarce throughout our high school days We also gladly leave you thre classes of 3Nb1tlOUS students, if you can call that UT3t1tudG Artlcle T Upon the Freshmen and oo howores we bestow our b t wi hes for many successful weel Cnet too many, we hopel at good F H Artlcle l I And nov for eacn Junlor a personal glft We hone lt wlll help them and giJe them a lift Jr Gonafay g t a glft that's nothlng like a toy It' Carl Prock's amlltion to be a cowboy Eugene Bober leaves his oratorical abilfityl John Ruvan leaves his dark handsome features To all the homely Jurior creatures Norman Gardrer amld many fears and tears Leaves his girl to Gene ard stanley They've been after them for gears Virglnia Johnson's complexlon so fafr Joes to Jean and Emma to cherish with care dnile Jlmmy Moore gets his heart's desire Vic's beard, we hone it doesn't catch on fire And now to Fat Lydicv something he wlll need It's Pnd en P4riak's swiftness and speed Veda Simpson beoueatls wlthout a pout Her hundleds uO Walton Iowell to nelp hlm out Irma Gillingham becomes the nroud oossessor Of Helen Giffen' stately charms, don't molest her Florence Burrls bestors mer excess welght To Lena Hess Nho to et it can't wait Darl Murphy wills his flaure so falr To hd Martowicz with very great care Janet Wright, her coyness so sweet She bestows to Smit1, although she doesn't need it Jim Demarchi leaves nls dor't care attitude To med Grimes Nov 1sn't that gratitude9 McFadden, h1 basketball ability without further ado Lookout, Klrk, he left lt to you Owings, be careful, we beg you, please do, Woody Norris's way wlth fomen and flnger nalls he glves to you Fere's Kent's abllity to study, he didn't much care Page thirteen . Lf CT 1' ' ' XJ .LLLJLJ Y .-. -, Q ' S .J 3 . ' S . o u 1 J. 1 . .L .5 1 1 . . ' ,L J. , , U I Q V I L , C' L J 1. J 9 . 1 . . U .. - .f . 1 '3 Fl . L u I . . . A ' w ' , -v , 7 f . l . Q . . . f 3 A . J kJ l -' 'f' - 0 . . , ,f ll. Q . Q n ' ,CS S n 5 IS C' f u l -.J v . -f-.- -, . . .L . 14 3 1 . R . L I A T If A J K o 0 I 0 in 8 S 5 .. an . S J C' ' .' . To senator Glll from Statlon Hill . o L J. .. - 5 A V u A a Q . -1 1 . ' C1 ,J S 1. a , 1- 1 I ry . r . . .. V F 1 V. '31 I k L - , h I .. , - .. A 7 I 4- ,f 1 I' V ... 1 I .W . . A JLL J. 7 Y ' , 1 ' l 'I . i- . . V . . . I F 1 ' .12 .L - S X ' I u - I 1 ' . ' 'wr .L ' f X , O l . v .. O 'I .. I 1 U O . - J 1 A L n O 1 4 li 1 J L , . , .L ' A Q . 14 ... . I 'I , 1 S . Y . J I . 1 I Q 1 W . J- - . :'- f., ' Vx L . . o . L 1 r ' L ,