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

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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

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ADMONITIGNS We, the Seniors of St. Marys High School, feel it our privilege and duty to give a bit of advice to the under-graduates. If these admonitions are adhered to, we feel certain that the change will be for the best. Phyllis Reynolds: We're glad to hear you're being true to Huntzy. Heep it up, kid, and maybe you'll get the other ring, too. Waveolene Joy: Take our advice, Gert, and pass it along to the rest of your gang. Even though you are Juniors, you're still quite young, and so are not half so experienced as you'd like to lead yourself and others to believe. Betty Waugh and Novella Nuzum: Don't give up hopes, girls. Maybe that former member of the Class of 1945 will come back some day. Bill Northrup and Sam Grimes: We think you are two swell boys. Just don't change during your last year of school. lla Lou Watson: Who's going to take Brown's place now that he's grad- uating? Colleen Barron: Stop talking so much about your honey and your true love. It sounds very silly, and besides you change boy friends so often it's quite confusing. Robert Hiester: If you're trying to take Cantwell's place as the high school Cassanova, give up the attempt. You're not half so alluring as you'd like to think. Catherine Weekley: Your sweet disposition would fit admirably tor a missionary. Ensil Malone: Take things slower, you're only a silly freshman. Martha Webb: Don't be so trusting. It sometimes gets one in trouble. Orlando Campbell: Try saving your voice for your future singing career instead of talking so much in class. Ann Zipt: Make Harry Gene settle down. He'll never get any place the way he's going. Stanley Elder: Take our advice if you want to make better grades, and change your seat from behind the steering wheel to behind the desk. Mahlon Fauss: Quiet downl Everyone knows you're in school by now. Doris Taylor: Keep up the football practice, Bussie. Remember, that's how Coach Stone got his start. Jimmy Heilman: Don't be such a pest. It might get you in trouble some day. Pauline Smittle: Don't be so outspoken and you'll make more friends. Dale Brown: Better watch out the next time you stow away in Larry's car. Remember, he's bigger than you. Marjorie Safety: Why not acquire a sense of humor? Just look what it did for your brother Vincent. Jeanette Coram: Don't smile so sweetly. You give the boys heart flutters. Bill Snyder: Keep up with the basketball, Red. We want to see you take Hammond's place next year. Bill Bullman: Heep up that sophisticated manner, Bing, and you will always be popular with the girls land the girls with your carl. Bob Barclay: Better settle down, Bob. We hope to see you graduate next year. Patty Foley: Don't be so extravagant with your scarf and shirttails-there's a war on. Paul Buchanan: Stop having so many different girl friends. You'll run out pretty soon.