Flushing High School - Litorian Yearbook (Flushing, OH)

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FOFLLTMQQ irf1ria c l 1 beluf Jtudicu o Tfslic Fi e Yirr ix s o e c lu i nerous of hot air opes ta Y e CTlOW Fvirof Divfe to Gilof Uepictro Yer corpact and all of her A rv- tic-Q U inna lords 1 leav gpm' Pu co's ahllity to trroJ boo s x 1 o llYfQJOTtI le vfs h s afiecticn lor ergorie anderson To la f in yes o Mori n OQOFlLZl a of nl anused ex usfs e hope th re are some leit lora hae Smith passes her ability to tick to one boy to Berdina H tiel cvard nartovicz leaves to Wobert Strader all of ris unrecogniz able portraits of his fellow classmates e iritter leaves hei veakness for chawin cheJ1r gum to Sara ce Barricklow lton Lowell vills his timidness to Bob Grimes To lirvaret Reline goes Lena Pess's ability to find fault with tjpf r ters Je aive Harry Bell's hair to Charles Valine to use for the pro tection of his chickens which are shedding Cpoor chickensb Anita humphery leaves HCT ambition to grow tall to Rose Ruyan To Paul Kose is left Louis Palleva's chances of becoming an olympic hero To Elizabeth Shipta goes Pauline Fuller's ability to hold her temper. Clyde Powell receives Alfred Riley's athletic ability. Don't disgrace it Dopey. Jean Patterson bequeaths to Frances Bradley her preference for the candy confection known as NOh Henryn. Page fifteen Ci 1 T ..1 .s.Jz, .. L14 . - -' - 1 w L A v T7 ' ' 7 'MLS 'ri 1 ' f f 'w C' Y- Q V-N ' 1 .uf r- X ' U, ' , ,,, L a idl are o- .it-.s ..e1' L , 5 'negro t liar J v.: 't , I, '3 -' mrs t 1? Jw' -f I f- - - r '1 . ' AJ ffifill. 5- no JH l ,or f we A o zwivolrf J - Q X- 1 ,.,: ifg W, Saw -Q lf, - , 4: --an final bi ,avg ,A , , ..l ,l. v-i.1U.1 .iw i. 'X Je ..f-- ,U ,,p...l.l5, dp. 15' ' V v- Y' fr ' m ' F - 5 ' ii , , w x L.- L . v 1 . , K-, .fu X, - V J l , N l , -. s- ' -- ' , V. fs vw, ' l Tflllg lhluf. -.,.1S-..f3 l I., . ' ' ' ,cf .-5 fx cs 1 .- - rr ' ' 3 ' A K Tf L, X J., lf' L, ,A V., f,:..L1.-'A . K., G l V , if, ' 7' ' f'C'XK ' H .. ' f' ' fx ' TJ' ' ' f, oaflf H l ny . . a , .ir V ni o . . r l T -' . , to U 0 'llhc. V . . . . . N . ' vu ,w v- f-vo v fs we fv f . ,l J 1 C-.lf P' -.J A' 1. T lx .Jail ' -S W. .1 C J n A i rx C' 'Y7' fl 1 .L - ' XJ . I ,A J D W ,, , . O . . Q . X . F r , . l. 1 -iv U 1 f, , r 5 ' L L . T ' -r f If 1-1' . F X' ' - ,,. L . v . V - 4 . . O -Y ,-, . . . . A A 'V 1 YQ ' Y ff I- 15,11 L v 4 4 ... . ,' '- : - ,-,LJ. .1 f 0 , ,IX T V 1. 1 . . . . un ' v A ' o ,I . ., n I . . . . A . -I . ,Jr l Y U.. 3 , on ... 1 9 ,, . . . . I . .L ' . . . . . . I ' C1 F' Q V I . - . . . 3 . . . . - I

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CLASS WILL Contlnued To Cowboy Waddell we give Anthony M1klov1c's ab1l1ty to fall off of Horses To Ruth Dlas goes all the boys that Dot FlSH6P could have had not that Ruth need then Xe leave Jun1or Conoway's golcen voloe to Dlllv Luohi Virginla Bober leaves to Martha owell her onanoes of marryln a we lthy baohelor Nlth one foot lH the Lrave and the other on a banana peel Anna Loulse I rrls passes on ner b Vetoall ablllty to Betty Fuller Gene Thrash's sled rldlng abillty s left to B111 Powell hope B111 does'nt fracture h1s scull To Joseph Carroll we leave Halford h1rk's small dainty, and shell like ears to be used for ornamemtal purposes only de give Irma Gill1ngham's spontaneous glggle to Edythe idbe way to use on all sultable ocoaslons Wayne Lydlck leaves to Janet rlsner his famed Cbut apoarently unsuooessfull reduclng dlet We wlll Jaunlta Stowart's thlee cont debt to VlVl3H WOPthlHUuOH whom we hope 18 in better financial stanolng Mabel Pritts leaves her abillty never to get into miSChl9f to Wargaret Diosi John Van Curen bequeath hls ambltlon to become a dlctator to Harry Stanley We hope John makes good on the farm James Moore's many troubles are bestowed upon Dallas Wlllls We leave Em a Piriak's laoy llke ways to Ann Stanley Virginia Teschner leave her falr look of halr to the fearless Cor hairlessl three, COHSlSt1ng of Bruner, ueetlng, and Bethel Clarlce W11SOH pas es on her lreckles to Gessella Gergely Page fourteen L 5 . L Q. . . . K J- U ' . t 1' l 1 g s A. U . A Q 1 . 1.1 U . ' . t H ' . ' . ' g I 3 - 7- w rvy. ' rg O . ' Ita ' - A ' as.- ' Y ' 1 ' 1 . . . U . . i . . 'wie . I . , . . J. g We give Ada Walter's mischlevious manner to Goldia Huff. . T' K, ' r ' , V' . 1 Yu. J. Vw . v 1 4- O A ' '11 ' 1 C 1. . ' ' . A vu . 1 ' V ' C4- D 9 S . A . . 1 . 0 1 ' 0 I wr . V ' ' . S ' ' ' 1 . 2 . . A . .A . .. S. n .

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CLASQ WILL Continued We in witness thereof, do set our hand and seal on this twenty nlnth day of February, lH the year of our Lord nlneteen hundred nd thlrty elght Miss Helen Campbell Mlss Dorothy Latham M138 Letha Shahan Mls Frances Lyle Wayne Hall 59 C AsS PROPHECY In the month of lay 1954 whlle taklnv a vacatlon from my posltlon as chef ln the natmore Restaurant, I was attendlng a conventlon that was held ln New York Clty Dlsmlssed from the meetlng I was walklng lelsurely down the street when I notlced some small chlldren laughlng and shoutlng on thelr way home from school It lmmedlately brought to my m1nd memorles of m school days and espeelally memorles of the class of 58 I paused to thlnk of fond recollectlons of my 8SSOClat10n with them I pondered over my thoughts for some moments and then oroced d down the street I had not gone far when my attentlon the past, present and future N My thoughts were drawn to a qulck concluslon would he lnform me of the where abouts of the graduatlng class of W38W9 At enterlng, whom dld I see s1tt1ng before the crystal ball but Anthony M1CKlOVlC Who would ever of thought Anthony was destlned to become an astrologlst He seemed pleased when I told hlm the purpose of my errand and we set to work almost lm medlately We turned out the llghts and a llvlng flre seemed to burn Wlthln the large whlte globe As the flre died away we could see a falnt lmage appear, then plalner, why lt appears to be none other than Dr Hugh Cuttem fWayne Lydlckl famed surgeon, worklng serlously over h1s 499th VlCtlm, and now the patlents face 1S shown and lt lS one who lS known to us as that of Gene Thrash Che's telllng Dr Lydlck what Klnd of flowers he llKGS bestl A nurse whom w now recognlze as Mabel Prltts stands by w1th a sad and hopeless expresslon on her face The pleture fades away and another lS presented Thls one takes us to the Yankee Stadlum We flnd a large crowd of speota tors whose att ntlon lS drawn to a couple emerglng from the rlght Page S1XtGSH H a I 0 . l A . G 1 L Q 4. il gl L Q ' A . . . - J CJ . . . A . A . , L . . . . . . . . y ' - n of . 3 : 0 was attracted by a sign that read thus: NCrystal Reading--know , 0 . . . . A I u Y o 0 1 ' l ,le . I ' S . . . .