Shinnston High School - Spartan Yearbook (Shinnston, WV)

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1.950 MJPAR TAN1 CLASS PROPhVCY According to 'Tiger House , Frank Alessio will be a new in- mate at Alcatraz Most of you are probably informed as to the lo- cation of Ardath Mearns' family, the little ones will probably be sailors too Although Lee Alfred would like to be an opera sing er she will probably continue hunting a boy friend If you see Lorene Logan in the two major productions of this school year, you might be convinced she could be an actress but from all indi cations she will be an eng1neer's wife A W V U student now Even though Elizabeth Harmer plans to continue her education we are not positive that it will last for long for as soon as Bob Rec tor becomes the country's leading publisher or maybe before she will become Mrs R B Rector Eleanor Jean Bice plans to con tinue her education but she would rather make a comfortable home for Ray Shanholtz You have probably all had the privilege of see ing Ellen Perrin around town with a number of young swains, but her outlook seems to center around the idea of becoming the housekeeper for a rising young local crooner Ray Kirkpatrick will be the na tions top ranking drummer and will divide his time between the coast and the Great White Way The 1959 all State Football player, Jack Ciccarelli, will be Harvard's Football coach and will prove to be successful Sassin 'Shakespearen Joseph has the ambition of being the greatest manufacturer of large size shoes being in that class himself Ruth Currey is now writing letters to Honolulu but she hopes that someday he will pop the question We do wish her luck John ny Antulov will be a promising young prize fighter and will take the heavyweight crown from Jo Louis in the '4O's Harold Anderson, a promising young comedian, will take the place of Joe Penner in the School basketball team will play with the Clarksburg Pure Oilers According to nTiger House , Louie Argona will have the prettiest goatee in the United States when he is past forty Robert Courtney, Maurice Griffin, Warren Hollen, Warren James, and William Kendall will keep the road worn out between Shinnston and Calendar, Canada because of the romances that will take place between them and the qulns According to the stars, Helen Crim will make a charming housekeeper for Bill McDonnell Dean Fortney will take up the Jo of writing the funny script 'Blondie after the deatho of Chick Young According to the way things are turning out, Kathleen Jef feries will have a hard time choosing between loyd Wise and dale Mearns, but from all indications she will have a difficult time in getting either Georganna Romine, a promising student of Shinnston High, will continue her good work in college and thereafter Alice Jane Lau lis it is quite evident that Alice will be tied down to home life Elizabeth Ladanye that quiet manner of Elizabeth's shows us Amer 1ca's future gitterbug Joe Madill will probably be the best street walker Shinnston ever produced Walter Moore is Shinnston's Athletic Manager Cwater carrier to youl and will be managing the professional football teams Jack McKay will join the original New York Celtics basketball team Anthony Loretta will at least get a seat on the Notre Dame football bench Harlan Tetrlck will be riding around in aRol1s Royce instead of a green Packard Loy Leonard is going to take Cowboy Loy's place on the radio Marian Mayne, a carefree co ed of Shinnston High School will turn her mind to more serious thoughts, fengineers or music1ans99999??9?J Robert Nixon will be West Virginia's leading agriculture tech nician Kenneth Tetrick aspires to play guitar in the nat1ons's leading dance band Ernestine Wyer hopes to be a professional mo del you see on the bill boards John Jarrett, the D A , will con tinue to give advice to the love lorn but never take any Eugene Treadway will be the nation's leading critic on music, just as he is today Tony and Joe Rota will be the nat1on's best bread bakers John Shilley will be a successful football coach at St V1ncent's college Stanley Poleway will continue to 'debate until he takes first prize Bill Pulice will be the owner of a chain of hardware stores throughout the eastern states Glenn Sturm somebody has to b the president, so, why not G1enn??9???9?99? 75 N .J near future. Bob Anderson who has been a help to the Shinnston High N . .I ! N .91 . ' b N n I

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Abruzzino, Frances Anderson, Jean Anderson, Ann Angotti, John Ashcraft, Reva Antulov, Joe Arco, John Barnes, Charles Bart, Fannie Belcastro, Joe Belcastro, Tressa Belcastro, Angeline Begunich, Frank Benniger, Jennie Beverly, Elsie Boyce, John Boyce, Virginia Bragg, Hazel Brennan, Rosella Brown, Jack Burdine, Junior Burnett, Jean Byrne, Junior Cassady, Raymond Chlnault, Betty Clise, Hilda Coburn, Betty Collins, James Conrad, John Cowan, Betty Lou Cowan, Bobby Chevront, Eugene Currey, Charles Craig, Betty DeMarco, Victoria Del Rio, Rose Drain, Edward Erden, Lillie Fortney, Marvin Fisher, Winifred Fisher, Joseph Fortney, Irene Freeman, Beatrice Frum, Charles Fusich, Mary Gemondo, Jessie Gregory, Harold Hardman, Harold Hardy, Gene Handley, Ray Hamilton, Richard Harper, Irene Harris, Walter Harter, Dale Hartzel, Charles Haskins, Franklin Heldreth, Betty Helmick, Ruby Hilton, Douglasr Hursey, Alma Johnson, Junior Jones, Irene Jones, Neil Kendall, Richard l.9f0 'GYPAR 7' A N Kendall, George Krisiskl, Pete Kyre, Betty Larry, Annette Larry, Joe Linvllle, Kathleen Lease, Weltha Lemley, Emily Livingstone, Hershel Logan, Freda Lopez, Frank Lopez, Sam Lutock, Louie Lytle, Vivian McDonald, Kathryn McDonald, Betty McDaniel Helen McDougal, Robert Mclntire, Junior McKay, Richard Mancuso, Rose Martin, Richard Matheny, Phyllis Miles, Clara Miller, Geraldine Miller, Zella Mills, Arthur Mobley, Mary Monmirth, Eugene Monmirth, Tom Moore, Andrew Moore, Ralph Moore, Walter Nuzum, Margaret O'Connor, Betty O'Del1, Louise Parrott, Oliver Pennington, Lawrence Perry, Rose Pigott, Neil Pillo, Anna Pillo, Bardine Pulice, Charlene Pyles, Billy Quinn, Frank Ramsey, Dennis Robinson, Wanda Rohm, Otie Riley, Denton Riley, Charles Riley Denzil Romeo, Jack Romeo, Nellie Rotunda, Louis Russell, Walter Bcallis, Mary Scarcelli, Eleanor Schrippl, Sam Senchlna, Walter Shingleton, Bill Shreve, Eugene Shumaker, David Siccari, Annette Simon, Betty Soos, Ellen 74 Southern, Bill Spadafore, John Spadafore, Trecia Spagnuolo, Roger Spagnuolo, Willie Stalnaker, Charles Stonebraker, Robert Storage, Joe Strauss Frederick Sturm, Harold Stydahar, Mildred Suter, Elizabeth Swiger, Betty Swiger, Gilbert Tetrick, Donald Tetrick, Marjory Tharp, James Thompson, Richard Tichenor, Emma Jean Toothman, Louise Tyborsky Robert Vandergrlft, Helen Van Gilder, Junior VanMeter, Russell Vennis, Mary Victor, Donald Victor, Geraldine Wadsworth, Warren Wagoner, Herman Williams, Scotty Wright, Mary Ware, Tony Watson, Malissa Watson, Virginia Weaver, Betty Were, Esther Williams, Junior Wise, Forrest Young, Carl Zecco, Sara Yatulchlk, Walter FRESHHEN Y Jo

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l,9j'0 MSPAR TAN Okey Lockhart, a lover of Sociology, will be major fn that subgect Frank Smith will be a jockey riding on the back of Sea Biscuit LV Frank Oliver strives to become a great pharmacist, will probably end up at Shinnston's number one banker Mary Obramovich will probably be an honor student in some great university Pauline McIntyre, a girl who we think will make a swell housewife hint, hint Sara Nicolette, Shinnston High's most prosperous grandmother Beatrice Moore will be taking dictation while sitting on her bosses knee Hilda Musgrave, Sh1nnston's contribution to the world of short hand Mary Monderine aspires to becone an office girl in a famous establishment Norma Lindsey will continue to be a scientific wizard Rose Lopez hopes to become a great Jitterbug Edith Miller aspires to become a marathon walker, but will become the wife of so me prosperous farmer Adean Rector will be a great dramatist W wish her lots of luck Mary Martha Shook will become a popular taxi driver Ilo Simmons, our problem child who makes good as a secret . , . e are. .Alvina Smith, a cute little co-ed who will rank high in the eyes of men. Jean Smith aspires to be a debutante. Harold Smith will be- 0 D O N n 1 1 , ' C come one of our prominent carpenters Helen Stydahar hopes to become one of New York's models, and probablu will Kenneth Swiger will be come a second Babe Ruth Mary Tetrick, Enterpr1se's glamour girl will extend that gla mour through our country Margorie Underwood hopes to be America's modern Florence Nightingale Clara Vandergrift will be a beautiful waitress in a swanky New York hotel Douglas Van Meter will be another Lou Gehrig we hope Laura Wood will be Sh1nnston's Bashful Juliet' John Wright aspires to be New York's man about town Harold Deems will make a swell partner for Betty Campbell Charles Dillaman will probably follow in his brothers footsteps and will be very successful Geraldine Harbert will have a brilliant career in voice and will give her love affairs for a chance abroad in the Conservatory of Paris Joanna Kubinec will be one of the leading educators of her day Thelma Bice will wait until a boy by the name of Ernest Enoch is out of the army, then she will strive to get her man Denzil Car der will be chief contractor for the 1945 World's Fair Regina Bice will write 'My Day' in the near future if she can find the boy that will be president of the United States Mary Arco and Mary Belcastro will continue to be the best of friends Harriet Harmer who seems to be idle at the present will get around quite a lot in the near future George Hess will be an engineer in the near future, and plans to string wires around the heart of one of the girls of the Shinnston High Senior Class of '40 Walter Hudkins will be a farmer and will follow in his father's footsteps Milton Lease will have a filling station of his own and will be very successful