Follansbee High School - Forge Yearbook (Follansbee, WV)

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666 John Aftanas leuvvs the waive in the front of his hair to Allen Bogarzul, Hazel Batson leaves hex' impish grin LU 1-'eggy Edwards. MaryxAnh Boyd wills her typing ability to Joe Puzsar. Nola Cox beqiieuths ull her boy friends to Margaret Arm l'zil'i'ig:u1. Dick Daugherty le-ewes Ella Mae Silninfuis, but not for lullgf Rose DeAngpfiS leaves hcl' jolly lllill'lllEI'S to l4klv0111l8 Hagen. Joanne Eckersberg lwqueatlis hw dl'iYillg nliilitfyig Phyllis Summers. Nada Gesheff leaves her student dil't+1'Llll,Lj' to Shirley Muwxly. Robert Hipkiss leaves with G1'ifEy and Johnny , Margaret Kemp leaves her jokes tr- Mary Ann Pellicciotti. Dale Kuhns leaves his friendly ways ln Shirley AIZIXIICWV. Ann Lupinetti gladly ieuves the mice in her locker. Henry Pratt wills his lirep vnive lu .lame 1lK'I3?l1'lllUIlf. Thomas Preat lezlves-1z1Llglxi11gq'I Clemens Rocchio leaves for his girls' house, Shirley Simmons is just ready and willing' lu leave. Walter Strong leaves his favorite tezwliei-, Mr, Hill. Agnes and Stella Tisik leave their bzishfulness to Mary Jenn and Ellen .l'villllt'. Mary Lou Branch leaves her head cheerlezulel' position to Juzluitu Juhnslnn. John DeAngelis wills his good looks to Bunny Zak. Seena Schreier leaves her dimples Lo Mina Buwmzlu. Cy Simmons lewves his height to Teddy Shurls. Whitey Mikanik leaves his h2ll'lllU1lii'2L lu l 1'illlk Marino. Leonard Tost's curly hair goes to Richard Kinder, Red Camilletti leaves his red hair Lu Shirley Muyernick. Laura Beckett leaves hier lung hair Lo Lena D'Au1'om. Nora Felici leaves hex' viirves to Joann Slunvliilc. Henry Cicale wills his seal in Sm-'inl4r,g'y vlzlss Lu XYzllte1' Xxrllllgh. Izetta Bedortha leaves her soft voice to Josepliine Suggio. Pappy Saunders lic- -iueailhs his wall: to Denny XYi1liz1ms, Barbara Edwards leaves her baritone to Carole Allsripp. Floryne Hunter leaves her iuusiaul ailrilily tu Juulllte 'l'hUl'1lbllI'fJ,'. Don Rowles leaves his sales- munship tu Amie lf'e1'1':il1te. Patty Wright leaves her slwrtlmml ability to Virginia Murzui. Jimmy Hickman le-zu'-as school! Vernon Dunn leaves the L'ii'z1tes to Bill Bish. Henry Yingst wills his frmllmll lllllllilglllg' job lu Philip Donlay. Mary Ann Weible leaves her sent fill the bus 1,0 tiatliei-ima lzmlnzir. Walter Kukura leaves Antonette 'Cin-zu'el1i behind. Charles Davis wills ills In-mid slmulrlerg to Ronald Rees. E ' Qbeth Onea leaves with regi-let. Nancy Martino leaves Miss 'l'1'uLilwi't's study hall to Maxine N iiglmt. Emilia Martino bequeziths her extroverl ways to Joy:-e Wright. Phyllis Suciu leaves Lhe snmrt kids to make all 5's. Dolores Suciu leaves io he with her sister. Mary Ceglie wills her hair to Maggie Dikurilu. Ralph Nixon leaves his religion with Mr. Skews. Doris Mathews loaves her freckles to Sonny Lzidu. Mouse Scheetz If-:ive-s Mr. Skews to wznllc tn town ut umm hour. Floyd Hunter leaves to get ai job. Margaret Debnar 1f'alVBs with llaium Beckett. Steve Puy halves quietly. Emily Spencer leaves 21 banged up driving vm- behind. Karlene England le-ewes her disposition to Dora Martino, Don Rogerson leaves his height to Jmnes Alera. Theresa Taibi bequeatlis her quietness ui Martha Curtis. Shirley Morris leaves her neutness to .To Ann Gelzircly. Beverly McKnight leaves lim' lips to Adam Petiulovich, Duane Jones leaves his speed to Yvonne Regis. Freda Saunders leaves her quiet ways to Bobby lic-'ke1'sbex'g. Ruth McAIpine lmequeuths her sliyixess to Ban'- haru Grigshy. Jack Baker's locker gm-:Q to some fortunate senior. Pierre DeFeIice inherits Davey Sm-h0oli'ruI't's studious study hull habits. Bob Morris wills his neutness tn Don Vejvodzl. Doris Heaton lmiw-s in Homefs Clievy. Roy Birkhimer leaves fm' Colliers. lrene Jaworsky leaves hill' uthle-till :ability to Edna f.2ll2ll'21l1t2l. Bob Griffith leaves his blondw hziii' to Blau-kiff' l llSf'2ll'li0. Mary Mazezka wills hc-1' tumbling' ability to her sister Martlm. Tony Carissimi be- IIUGIIIITH hix giggle to Jimmy Jzinidais, Lillie Mae Grigsby leaves her saxophone to 'Vincent Fzldse. Charles Suranovich wills his worries to .Tuck Gassner. Mary Pirillo and Marian Truglio leave wirigiiig- Su l,mmg', 1t's Heen fiuuirl To Know You . Philomena Mazzone leaves her blzwlc hair to Phyllis 'l'z1ylfl1'. Ruth Ann Fowler leaves her glasses to Esther Yan-hini. Gladys Kane leaves Mr. Sl4ew's vlzlsses Lu anyone who needs the vrexlii. Betty Burnworth Ie-elves Russ Sisinni with an sigh! Dorothy Finley leaves well enough ulmle. Tom McMiiIan's shapely legs gn to Lie-nn Izilrule. Joan Mclntosh lveqlif-mlm her sense nf huimn' in Adu NlL'1 62lk. Edie Harlan leaves his tliiimleriiig- vuive Lo lflnmm Heed. Aretta Ulrich wills her laugh tu .In Aim Heil. Richard Rees leaves his bones to imc llnclley. Geno Quattrocchi leaves his perfumes In liziyrmmd Laihita. Robert McGranahan and Donna Davis leave tog'et.he1'. Art Fernandez lwqiwznllis his qulel mzinner lo Joe 0ri'ecl1iu. Nancy Truver leaves her gift, uf gzilr to Dolores Pu-mt. Mike Pascuzzi willg his athletic- ability to Harry Cie-1-:ii-elli. Frances Haught leaves he-r lwaiuly tr. liuth VIll'll9l'. Mike Buksa leaves his big' blue eyes to Dany Daly Peillif-c-imti. Angela Weeda leaves hm' vuive lu Vim-lovin 'I'i'idivn. Robert Hudok leaves his airtisiii- ability tri Ralph llnlwrlzg. Olive Norcross lezivws-111 lust! Eugene Bennett wills his dum-ing fret to Kenny S4'llX'VPl'fff'g'Bl',. Dorothea Arnas leaves hm' brains In Nrimiiii XYrig2,'ht. Archie Pyles lfaives his typewritvi' badly in need of 1-epziirs. Don Humes le-zives fm- tlw Nzivy. Betty Lou Proctor wills lim- speaking' ability to smneune wlm's Speer-l1less . Nick Fante leznvis his mzinmws tu 'Pom C:1i'P. Bruce Bowman's feet ii1il'm'u1m1te- Bunny Ouglitnn g'61lS, Ellen Poole leuws her lilnnd hair lu Ruth Hmllm-l'. Robert Dragisich leaves hiNilL'lillg'2llbl1ilY to liii-hzml Ruin:-ri. page twenty Qe wen

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Wdezfaw s the time draws near when we, the Senior Class of 1951, must say farewell to that part of our life that centered around Follansbee High School, we are both happy and sad-happy that we have completed that goal we set so many yea1's ago, sad that we must begin a new part of our lives away from Follansbce High School. Time has passed quickly since that memorable day when we ente1'ed school for the hrst time. Continuing year after year the road that seemed long and dirhcult, we, at last, entered Follansbee High School. Charles Suranovich won the county honors in the annual Golden Horseshoe Con- test. Climaxing our years in Junior High was the selection of Claire Bowles and Dale Kuhns as the most outstanding eighth graders. Then, at last, we experienced the thrill of being a part of the Senior High. Even though we were timid underclassmen, we were excited to be allowed to participate in Senior High activities. As our sophomore year began, we were joined by 29 students from Edgewood School. Mary Lou Branch and Paul Whitey Mikanik were voted the most popular Sophomores. ln our Junior year we elected Barbara Edwards and Shirley Morris as class officers. This year proved Very exciting as we sponsored the Hallowe,en Carnival over which Mary Lou Branch and John DeAngelis reigned as queen and king, and as we presented our class play, That Brewster Boyf, Honoring the Senior Class, the Junior-Senior Prom was held in the Pine Room at Oglebay Park. Mary Lou Branch and John DeAngelis were elected the most popular Juniors. Then we achieved the goal of which we had dreamed' for eleven years! We were Seniors! We chose Robert Dragisich, along with Barbara Edwards and Shirley Morris, to guide us. Our football team completed its first undefeated and untied season in the history of Follansbee High. We were honored to have Paul Whitey Mikanik selected for the W'est Virginia All-State team. Gur Senior year was marked by the exchange of name cards and friendship pictures, the presentation of our play, 'Seventeenth Summerf' and the Junior-Senior Prom. Selected as the most popular Seniors were Mary Lou Branch and 'W hitey Mikanik. As our Baccalaureate and Commencement services draw near, we of the Senior Class wish to extend our sincere gratitude to everyone who has contributed to our education. page twenty six

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USEVENTEENTH SUMMER Under the direction of Miss Shirley G. johnson, the Senior Class presented Seventeenth Summer as its annual pro- duction on January 25 at 8:00 P.M. in the auditorium. The play was about a young girl on the threshold of growing up. Humor, love, sadness, and ha iness all combined t . . in one enchanting production made the performance an outstanding success. Included in the cast were: Dorothea Arnas, Angela Weeda, Ellen Poole, Nada Cesheff, Beverly McKnight, Bruce Bow- man, Robert Dragisich, Dale Kuhns, Leonard Tost, Doris Heaton, Russell Saunders, Nancy Truver, and Charles Davis. page Vttuvnty-f-ight, Same Zine 79 age THAT BREVVSTER BOY The Junior Class of liollansbee lligh School presented a three act comedy en- titled, i'That Brewster Boy, on Thurs- day, March 30, 1950 at 8:15 p.1n. in the auditorium, under the combined direction of Miss Ruby McQui11an and Miss Kath- leen james. lt was a story of a midwest- ern boyis love affair and how his friend involved the family in a romantic mixup. The cast was as follows: l.eonard Tost, Robert Dragisich, Claire Bowles, Bruce Bowman, Betty Lou Proctor, Rus- sell Saunders, Ellen Poole, Joan Mclntosh, Charles Davis, Angela Wfeeda, Mary Ann Boyd, Dale Kuhns, Dorothea Arnas, Doris Heaton, Dick Daugherty, Ralph Di- Remigio, Seena Schreier, and Floyd Hunter.