Jane Lew High School - Lewisite Yearbook (Jane Lew, WV)

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Class Wzll le, the class of '53 some slightly erratic, but the magorlty of sound mind do state this writlng to be our last will and vold all other testlmonial wrlting heretofore queath all property at th1s time possessed by To the Junlor Class, the privlleges that John Atklns wills his abil1ty to run the Mary Bonnett wills her love for the boys Dorenna Brafford wills her frequent trln testament, hereby made by us We do us, to be bestowed we, the senlors of Movie Progector to to Patty Phillips revoklng and making hereby will and be as follows '53, could not have Ronald Neely S to Weston to anyone who is lonely Margaret Courtney and Mary Morrlson will their giggles to Anna Lee Linger Darroll Courtney wills his stralght ha1r to W1lla betzgar Wilodene Dobbins wills her be1ng edltor of the Year Book to Audra Llnger Elizabeth Ann Dye wills her shyness to Helen Gaines Shirley Foster wishes to bequeath her excellent behavior to Jackie Barnette Lillian Grlmm wills her quietness to Karen Mills Patty Hitt wills her ability to take care of a concession stand to Mary Taylor Betty Hinzman wills her position as head cheerleader to Joan Lowther Alice Kafer w1lls her ability to make good grades 1n Chemlstry to Bob Johnson Willis Linger wills everything to the school except Wilodene and he takes her Lucille L1pps wills her ability to do good school work to Vance Smith Vonda McCray wills her auburn hair to Patsy Allman Howard Mitchell wills his fiery hair and deep blue eyes to Donald Singleton Tom Morrison wills his Sft llin in full to Larry Allman Margaret Neely wills her love for the Neelys to Dorothy Hinzman Mary Polan wills her shortness and temper to Ruth Harbert David Posey wills his ability to play football to Bob Courtney Barbara Potts wills her ability to drive to Mr Barnett Charles Singleton wills his courting ability to Bob Corley Sarah Smith wills her ability to make good grades in economics to Bob Johnson Rondall Spaur wills his curly hair to Bob Courtney John Atkins Mary Bonnett Dorrena Brafford Darroll Courtney Margaret Courtney Wilodene Dobbins Elizabeth Dye Shirley Foster Lillian Grimm Betty Hinzman Patty Hitt Alice Kafer Willis Linger Lucille Llpps Vonda McCray Howard Mitchell Mary Morrison Thomas Morrison Margaret Neely Mary Polan David Posey Barbara Potts Charles Singleton Sarah Smith Rondall Spaur Just Im ag me with blue eyes without a soldier not going to Weston with one girl belng Sft 7in with blonde hair liking red hair wlthout H ackien without he Pontiac with L C girls not 11k1ng a Weston boy not liking a certain person enjoylng Chemistry Class not going to Kincheloe not seeing Swisher liking school with dark hair and eyes liking someone beside Darroll being sobor in a Pontiac not married being tall not playing sports with a red Pontiac and a boyfrlend without a girl not being in the UClean Sweepn not setting his hair Q , . . ' 9 9 . . . , - ' n . . H ' . . . . . , , . . . . A O . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 . . . . ' T - . C S

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Class Hlstory In September,l9H7, forty three pupils entered the Seventh grade from Lightburn, Berlin and Jane Lew grades to begin their high school career For our officers we chose atricia Hitt, President Phyllis Woofter, Vice President Mary Sue Johnson, Secretary Billy Lang, Treasurer and Shirley Foster, Reporter Our class colors, were black and white and our motto HThink More and Talk Less H Our Class Advisor was Mr Denver Barnett The next year we lost thirteen of our pupils Bobby Joe Linger Billy Lang, Leland Freeman Johnny Morrison, Iris Simons, Mary Sue Johnson, Ruby Me ton, Dorothy McClung, Kenne h Foster Jerry parker, James Garton, Franklin Simons, and Bobby Lane We gained three new pup ls Joe Wilfong, Harley Woodson, and Elizabeth Ann Dye Our officers this year were Darroll Courtney President Paul Williams, VicePres1dent Phyllis Woofter, Secretary and John Atk ns, Treasurer This year we adopted M Barnett's Slogann as our class motto H at You Are To Be, You Are Now Becomingn when we entered our Freshman year we saw that Joe Wilfong was missing and that, we had ive new students Shirley McCoy, Mary Polan Lynn Bancroft Jackie Allman and Lon kinner This year Shirley Foster was President Ralph Wr ght, Vice Presi dent, Darroll Courtney Secretary Phyllis Woofter,Treasurer and Kenneth Foster, re porter The high lights of this year were the school carnival and class tgurnament When our Sopohmore year began we were minus seven pupils These were Jackie Dobbins, Lynn Bancroft Harley Woodson, Lon Skinner, Shirley Bargerhuff, Carol Sue Morrison and Ralph Wright Our officers were Howard Mitchell, President Vonda Mc Cray, V ce President Margie Cayton, Secretary John Atkins Treasurer Kenneth Cof wh ch we wonh and May Day We gained one new member, Wilodene Dobbins, Irom Unidis In our Junior year there were twenty eight members at the beginning of school but we lost Paul Williams Joe Messenger, Shirley McCoy and Phyllis Woofter early in the school year In addition we had two members of the previous year not returning These were Lucille Hicks and Kenneth Foster This year Barbara Potts joined our class Margaret Courtney was elected as Queen Elizabeth IV Other high lights were the Junior and Senior Banquet which was very successful and the presentation of our lass play 'Clean Sweep Rings and pictures were ordered this year The Junior, girls won the class tOurnamen1 Shirley Foster was Elected President Betty Hinzman Vice President Mary Morrison, Secretary and John Atkins, Treasurer In our Senior year we were happy to have Mr Barnett as our SPO! 0 for the 6th consecutive year of our school ainir N elected Barbara Potts, as President, Mary Polan, Vice President, secretary, and Rondall Spaur as Treasurer The main events of this year were as fol ows Carnival, in which Shirley Foster was elected Queen Elizabeth V Christmas Program, basketball and football games public ation of the HLew1slteH and Lewisite Memoriesn Commencment and the Baccalaureate Sermon As we bid adueu to Jane Lew High School, we extend best wishes to our lower classmates and sincerely hope that the coming years will bring to them the pleasant associations which we have enjoyed iv g ' : . ' 1 I E N: I g . . 2 1 ' . ri : Wh . L 4 . z ' : I - I : ' ' g 2 ' Foster, Reporter. The high lights of this year were the carnlval, class'tQufnament1 c ' H. . ,, tr. .H ' e U N j ' ' - Titty fljtti 5' 2 ' l :

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