Nitro High School - Nitronian Yearbook (Nitro, WV)

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wimriiTji] Class Will—Continued MAX NULL leaves his craftiness in throw- ing paper wads to Delbert Summers. LOUISE PARSONS wills her getting along with the teachers to Jackie Parsons. MARY JANE PARSONS wills her fed and black pocketbook to Miss Richardson. CLYDE RAYNES bequeaths his love for journalism to Austin Hudson. MARMET REEMELIN wills Knue family to Bill Martin. ZELDA ROWII wills her love of outside activities to Marilyn Smith. JOE SHAFFER leaves a little blonde to anyone who thinks he’s man enough to take her. HELEN SMITH wills her walk to Mr. Sis- ler and Miss Daher. RUTH SMITH wills her corney jokes to Maxine Payne. CARL SOVINE wills his way with the teachers to Bobby Ransom. HARVEY STEELE wills his way with Miss Hart to Don Steele. CARL TAYLOR bequeaths his blond curls and quiet manner to Lorena Haynes. ZETA JUNE CISCO (NOT PICTURED) CHARLES TURLEY wills his job in the kitchen to Bill Martin. EARL TAYLOR bequeaths his ability to get out of class to sell ads to the junior class. BILL WADE wills his seat in math class to Lonnie Kilgore. JACK W£ST wills his seat in Mr. Under- wood’s room to anyone who wants it. FRANCIS WHITE wants to take every- thing with him. ROY WHITT wills his long lost journalism book to the finder. MARIAM WILSON wills her second year Latin book to Sue Burdette. RAY WYANT wills his red hair and Toni to Miss Richardson. BETTY MILLER wills her love for Poncho to Mary Jo McDaniels. RAY SHAMBLIN leaves his morning bas- ketball game in gym to Leonard Casto. ZETA CISCO wills to The Senior advisors, a rocking chair so at the end of this year they can rock all their troubles away. CHARLES McKEE leaves his grace to blush to Charles Diehl. RANDALL RAY WYANT

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Class Will—Continued EUNICE KARNES wills her ability to talk and ability to get along with people to Rich- ard Schowen. RAY KERSEY wills his presidency of the Visual Education Club to any member. HOWARD KELLEY wills four years of hard work to the ninth graders who expect to graduate. JIM KILGORE wills his bashfulness to Sam- my Crist. ARBUTUS KING wills her love for a football player to anyone who can run him down. JEWELL KING wills her love for “Berdies” to anyone that likes to fly. HELEN LANDERS wills her love for a cer- tain basketball captain to Dora Mont- gomery. EUGENE LANE wills his quiet way of talk- ing to Peggy Henderson. DENVER LEMON wills his A’s in bookkeep- ing to anyone who can take it. FRENCH MANDEVILLE' wills his desk in social economics to “Hardtimes” Caldwell. MARY MATHEWS wills her pug nose to Fred Cooley if he is aware of taking care of it. BETTY MOLLOHAN wills her ability to be on time to Bettye June Gaylor. LaVONNA MONTGOMERY wills her height to Donald Steele. PHYLLIS MOORE wills her blush to Rich- ard Slater. Long may it shine! CHARLES NEASE wills his ability to draw cartoons to Jack Parsons. FRANCIS LEE WHITE ROY L. WHITT D. O. P. 4 MARIAM ROMAINE WILSON Red Cross 2. 3 Thespians 2. 3. 4 Masquers 2. 3. 4 Biology Club 2 G. A. A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Jr. Dramatic Club 1 Quill Sc Scroll 4 Microscope Staff 4 Jr. Science Club 1 Annual Staff 4

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UNDERCLASSMEN WLo 'lAJlth the Jdelp op Jamily and Our five class presidents, Peggy, Tommy, Kenny, Robert and Dave. Pictured at right is a group of Nitro residences at Twenty- sixth Street.