St Marys High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (St Marys, WV)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL 15. .lim Riggs leaves to Bill Fitzpatrick his book, How I Grew to the Height I Am. 16. To Bob Cantwell, brother Junior leaves his right to smash his tather's car. 17. Pansy Rea leaves her ability as editor of the Argus to Patty Farren. 18. To Gayle Harper we leave Helen Carpenter's ability for memorizing poetry. 19. Emma Pell leaves her right to go riding with Stanley Elder to Sue Cox. 20. Grace Kidder wills her devotion for Kenneth Hall to Phyllis Powell. 21. Joe Reynolds leaves to Larry Matheny his devotion for Betty Waugh. 22. Catherine Grant wills her interest in Parkersburg to Lois Milhoan. 23. Lorena Kelly bequeaths her pleasing personality to Marjorie Safety. 24. Barbara Carpenter leaves her saxophone ability to Coleen Barron-also her witty expressions. 25. Glenna Waugh leaves her giggles and giddy ways to Thelma Colvin. 26. To some benighted soul Cyrus Hoy leaves his troubles as editor ol the Annual. 27. Ruth Knight bequeaths her gracious I?l temper to Jean Hilty. Go easy with this bequest, Jean . . . coupled with your own temper, you're certain to get into trouble. 28. Larry Brown leaves his forgetful nature to Joe Parsons. 29. Mary Bills leaves her right to make those frequent trips to Newport to Gertie Joy. 30. Mary Boley wills her ability as artist for the Argus to Patty Foley. 31. Carol Green wills her glamorous personality as well as her secretarial position to Sara Triplett. 32. To Dale and Beverly Winters, Betty and Sam Jones leave the shining example of their brother and sister devotion. 33. Blanche Buchanan leaves her amazing ability tor changing boy friends to Betty White. We do hereby legalize this document to be our last will and testament, and appoint our sponsor, Miss Williams, the sole executor without bond tor the faithful performance of her duties. In witness whereof we have signed our names, affixed our seal and ST. MARYS HIGH SCHOOL, this twentieth day of March in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-Four. Signed THE SENIOR CLASS ISEALI Witnesses: B. C. H. C. RK. M.B. M. B. B. T. A. W. E. P.

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the class oi nineteen hundred and forty-four, being prescribed and acknowledged as reasonably sound of mind and bodies, do hereby make and announce this our last will and testament. SECTION I To our advisors, Miss Williams, Miss Barkwill, and Miss Riggs, we leave our thanks and appreciation for their help in publishing our annual, assisting with our class play, and for their untailing interest in all our activities. SECTION II To the Juniors we leave our throne of authority, and our aim to catch the scattered credits of high school and bind them together for diplomas. SECTION III To our sister class, the Sophomores, we leave some advice. Remember, you are all still very young. SECTION IV To the Freshmen we leave our noble example. Follow it closely, and some day you may be able to fill the place we are vacating. SECTION V l. To all future Romeos and Juliets we leave Hetty Hendrick's and Jack Hammond's loving example. 2. Phyllis Mitchell wills to Roberta Kerr her right to come to school only when she feels like it. 3. To Beulah Bumgardner, Alice Wells leave her title Helen Hayes lI. 4. Robert Core leave his girl-shyness to Bill Northrup. 5. Joe Reynolds leaves his successful record in bluffing all the teachers to Bob Barclay. 6. Harry Morgan wills his ability to entertain the band members to Bill Clovis. 7. To Bill Snyder, Bob Harper bequeaths his interest in the Parkersburg damsels. 8. John William Hammett leaves to Mahlon Fauss his interest in their jalopy. 9. To Betty Coen, Emma Fell wills her charming dimple. 10. Carlton Lyne wills his shy disposition to Eddie Davis. ll. To Patty Farren, Margie Winters leaves her devotion to Sam Grimes. 12. Elsie Sweeney and Myron Cunningham leave their right to make love in the halls to Charolette Golden and Mahlon Pauss. 13. To Ann Zipf, Cyrus Hoy leaves his tardy certificate. 14. Betty Turner wills her right to wear a diamond to Phyllis Reynolds.

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HOROSCOPE Name Nickname Gordon Adams Chester Bills Mary Bills Mary Lou Boley Larry Brown Blanche Buchanan Tom Burns Junior Cantwell Barbara Carpenter Helen Carpenter Robert Core Anita Cornell Betty Ruth Coss Bert Cumings Myron Cunningham Edith DeLong Irene DeLong Elizabeth Dinnin Evelyn Dotson Franklin Eckart Blaine Eddy Geraldine Parson Emma Fell Catherine Grant Carol Green George Hall Richard Hall John William Hammett Jack Hammond Bob Harper Charles Hayhurst Hetty Hendricks u u n u u n u Gordhead Bilzy Bills Tiny Tankhead Shorty Kitty Cat Cassanova Foot-in-the- Twin Shep Nita Coss Mug Mum Edie Irene Lizzy Evie Gob Mouthey Gerry Emmie Kate Green Hall Slim Hammett Hammy Monk Fritz ::HenY:: Mouth Ambition Elevator Boy Store Manager Follies Artist Marry Ila Cowgirl Butter Maker Baseball Pitcher Dietitian Dietitian Orator Stenographer Poetess Hermit Architect Housewife Old Maid Make Noise Ballet Dancer Admiral G-Man Fan Dancer Violinist Man Hater Model Whip the Jr. Class Marry Glenna Lawyer Marry Hetty College All-Star Second Harry James Marry Jack Destiny Janitor Delivery Boy Telephone Operator Track Star Irey's Best Man Sob Sister No Butter Batboy Dishwasher Gum Tester Garbage Truck Driver Model Wife Milkmaid Family ot 12 Sweeney's Stooge Four Husbands Mother of 20 News Reporter Dishwasher Deck Scrubber Quack Doctor Gun Moll Old-time Fiddler Ouintuplets Scrub Woman He did itl Chief of Police Mayor of Belmont Gets Oueenie Splinter Picker-upper Bugler Oueenie Gets Him