Frankfort High School - Talon Yearbook (Ridgeley, WV)

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Campus Ministers The Campus Ministry Program got off the ground early in the school year. Nine ministers participated in the program. Each Thursday a minister would give devotions to the Student Body. He would then remain for an hour to talk with interested person a Those pictured are (left to right, first row) Reverend Louis Bloom of Wiley Ford Church of the Brethren, Reverend Eugene May of Holy Cross United Methodist Church, Reverend Willian Kope of Wesleyan Methodist, (second row) Reverend James Shockey of the Apostlic Church of Jesus, Reverend Paul Suder of Trinity United Methodist Church, Reverend Elmer Sprinkle of Calvary United Methodist Church of Ridgeley, and (far right, third row) Reverend Ralph Berg of The Old Furnace Church of the Brethren. Not pictured are Reverend Oscar Ohler of Grace- land Baptist Church and Reverend Jack Pease of The First Wesleyan Church of Cresaptown.

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Fellowship of Christian Students The Fellowship of Christian Students was or- ganized the last nine weeks of school. Those students and their two advisors, Preston Miller and Paulette Athey, met three days a week. Monday was for Bible reading, Wednesday for prayer and testimony, and Friday for singing. This group’s activities included a picnic and a bike hike. Those pictured are (first row) Advisor Paulette Athey, Cherie Headley, Jane Judy, Cindy McDonald, Christie Blauch, Advisor Preston Mill- er, (second row) Carol Kimble, Robin Kimble, Pat Hill, Chuck Park, Frank Campbell, Barry Hinkle, (third row) Glenda Thomas, Gaile Bar- ger, Gwen Lee, Virginia White, (fourth row Molly Nield, Kelli Lee, Sandy Ritchie, Chri: Wagoner, Mark Clark, Donald Lloyd, Pat Hilke and Dan Kimble.

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The Frankfort Falcons, after a mediocre record of 10-10, faced the Moorefield Yellowjackets in the West Virginia Regional 3 Tournament held early in March at Potomac State College. Edging Moorefield by a narrow 71-68, the Falcons then confronted the Petersburg Vikings. The Falcon’s Greg Welker pushed up a tie-in shot attempt with three seconds showing on the scoreboard clock, boosting Frankfort to a thrilling 40-39 verdict over Petersburg. This victory moved the Falcons to the Sectional 2 Tournament, also held at Potomac State College, where they struggled for a 61-55 win over Hedgesville. This achievement gained the Falcons a berth in the West Virginia Regional Tournament held at the Fairmont Armory. Frankfort advanced to the state finals after staving off a furious charge by Mannington with a score of 60-55. The Falcons put up a gallant fight in the State AA Semifinals in Charleston, but Winfield scored the last eight points of the game after a 57-57 tie late in the fourth quarter. The hearts of the Frankfort fans sunk as the final three minutes went by without a Frankfort score. As the cheers died, the scoreboard showed a 65-57 score. Coach Keith Sutton and his Falcons ended their season with a fight! 1o88)) COL, Timm) at [eeeccee