Monongah High School - Black Diamond Yearbook (Monongah, WV)

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Dolores Watosky 1 Navy Monongah My my ' W v ,Ng V Four states Vice-President, Freshman Class Baseball Junior Play Usher Graduation Usher Class Tournaments HA good heart is bet- H ter than all the Success begins in heads in the world.H terms of giving-H PROPHECY FOR CLASS OF '52 This trip touring the states certainly was an exciting one. I never dreamed that I would meet so many of my old school chums from M. H. S. Boarding the UCross-Country Limitedn in Fairmont, I was off on what I thought would be a quiet trip. My mind was soon changed when a very good friend of mine from high school days Donna LeVelle, sat down beside me. She told me she was go- ing to Texas to see her husband, Bob, who was still in the army. We wanted some candy, and who do you think brought it to us? Josephine Catania, who worked on the train! Our first stop was Pittsburgh. When we stepped off the train, we ran into three of the most popular boys from our class Michael Forte, Tommy Watson and Ronald Delovich. They were on their way to New York for their first Broadway show. You see, they were a very popular song team. WTinkerN and nCoolieW were also playing some professional basketball in their spare time. we went into a lunch room for coffee, and our waitress was Shirley Bauer. We talked over old times with her, and she said that only a few days before,she had seen Jean Harden who was now an English teacher at Fairmont State College. We had started to leave when we saw Patty Manzo eating her lunch. She told us she was a secretary for a large firm in Pittsburgh. I asked her a- bout June Fox and Wanda Vozniak. She replied that June was liv- ing in Tennessee and was married to Dick. Wanda was married to Bob and was living in Kentucky. 20