Morgantown High School - Mohigan Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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In Memoriam Marjorie Hartley Born July 7, 1922, died February 5, 1940 and Lilburn Davis Born August 3, 1920, died December 6, 1939 44

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,i Barthlow, Robert Beveridge, Andy Boatwright, Harold Boggs, Charles jr. Bond, Harold Bruno, Josephine Crayne, Dolores Daddezio, Ida Davis, Norma Evans, Charles Field, Lucille Floyd, Hermit Forlini, Rome Freed, Aletha I Wiley, Warren 1 Wilhelm, janel We Limited 2, 3, 4: Junior .Iollies 3 Willetts, Marguerite1Girls' Chorus 4, Girl Reserves 2 3 4 A. O. O. 4: We Limited 3, 4. Windel, Mary jane1Intramural Sports 2, Girl Reserves 2 G. A. A. 2, 3g Home Economics 2: Girls Chorus 3 4 A Cappella 3, 43 All-State Chorus 3, 43 'iHollywood Extra 3 Wolfe, Dale 1 Wolfe, E.thel1Orchestra l, 2: A. O. O. 3, 4: Red and Blue journal 43 Mohigan 4: Quill and Scroll 4, Honor Society 3, 45 Secretary 4: D. A. R. Citizenship Award 4. Wolff Leonard1 Honor Society 4, Senior Play. Xvoods, Hazel 1 Yxfotring, Betty 1 Yoke, Ema 1 Zinn, Freda 1 Masquers 4. SENIORS 1 WHOSE PICTUPES ARE NOT IN THE BOOK Furman, Margaret Gall, Robert Guthrie, Wilda Hall, Fenwick Hadden, Dave Henderson, Eleanor Hess, Henrietta Hunnell, Paul Jacobs, Andrew Jamison, Paul Jarvis, Robert Jeffers, Edna Jenkins, Thelma johnson, Lois Knight, James Liberatore, Frank Little, Betty june Louden, Mildred Mackey, Charles McAninch, Arthur Mccloskey, Donald Mccreery, Betty Petrich, Joe Pell, Margaret Pickard, Paul Rogers, James Scordato, Frank Sherman, john Smith, Carl Starkey, Virgil Strunk, Will Sypolt, Warren Tenney, Lillian Vickers, jack Warner, Gladys Warner, Mary Louise Warnick, Richard Wilson, Jack Wilson, Robert Wolfe, Pauline Woodley, Harry Zinn, june flflfs Us gacf owz Luz . . . so fail aff? go bo waz . . . we fganfl you io muc

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Class Song for '40 Tune - Deep ln a Dream By Barbara Leonard and Becky l..oar Our school days are through, But we'll still think of youg The memories we keep Are so tender and sweetg The joys that we shared Are still lingering there With our friends that we left behind. We're sorry we're going, You know that is true, We'll live up to standards of Red and the Blue, Forever you'll be in our fond memory We'll owe all our success to you. HE CLASS OF 4O was Hrst organized in l937 while attending junior High School as ninth graders. Ofhcers were Kenneth l-lewitt, presidentg Dick Runner, vice-presidentg Harriet Lough, secretaryg Robert Stewart, treasurer. The class presented a speaker's stand to that school. ln the spring of their Sophomore year, the officers were elected for their junior year as follows: Kenneth Hewitt, president, George Bltlas, vice- presidentg Dorothea Morris, secretary, Robert Muffly, treasurer, Wilson Davis, historian. As Juniors, the class gave a Christmas play for assembly, the lunior Jollies, the Junior Valentine Dance, and the junior-Senior Banquet. All were presented successfully. During the Senior year the class presented the Senior Follies, the Turkey Hop, and gave to the school a movie projector as a parting gift. 45