Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

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 5 years have In a posit- dignified v e didn't conducted Oh, I almost forgot the most important thing, wo got the prize for the host cheering section and tho boat cheerleaders of the Senior High, Proved? Well, you said it. The Junior Year rolled on as the habit of doing, V e were again ion with tho Freshies. How? Those Seniors looked down upon us, (But mind). We were upper classmon and ourselves as such, did I say wo acted like upper classmen, in that case I'll let you be the judge.) Our class had the distinction of being the first Junior Class to give a Junior play. The title was Deacon Dubb , and proved to be a reat success. That spring we gave to the Seniors the customary Senior banquot. Nov; we are Seniors, and have to don the cloak of dignity to carry out trnditon. To bo frank, the said dignity cloak” doesn't fit and thanks to all that. Wo thu3 far have not acquired that D ignifiod Seniors title. What a struggle,but a greater pcrso.ntago of our class of 37 madoit, wo wore lucky to have that many. Those v ho quit, cither to work or take some other vocation, they v crc missed in athletics, dramatics, clubs and other act- ivities . Wc sinceroly thank the Faculty and student body for their grand corporation with our class since 37. Wo also were honored on May 22nd our Junior Clas3 Seniors and Faculty. Our Junior Senior reception is to be held at Grafton which brings to close our social activitys in High School our Senior Sermon v ill be held on May 29. There as you have guessed arc the high spots In the history of our class. As Seniors of Flcmington Hi. we go out in ever direction. North,East,West,South to reach our respectively destination.

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 g = Senior Class V ill V cf the Seniors of Flcmington High School, perceiving that our days arc numbered, by the faculty, being as yet still alive and possess- ed of our right mind, do hereby, while we are yet able , make our last v ill and testament, V c bequeath unto the Class of '43 v hosc duty it is to uphold the illustrious name of Seniors and the glory of F.H,S.,v e do now, hereby give and bequeath all of our old B-clovcd English and Chemistry Work Books, with the hope that they will know which answers arc wrong and which arc right. To them also, v c do make the following be- quests j Our ring troubles, hoping that they do not have any more trouble in getting their orders filled. Our F-inc deportment grades. Our Dignity, which we expect them to keep untarnished throughout their period of Senior- hood. To the Sophomores v c leave our record of never loitering in the hall. To the Freshmen, we bequeath our high grades hoping that they will not let them fall below our standard. To the High School students in after years v c bequeath our soat3 in the Auditorium hoping that they may be moro comfortable than they v cre this year. To the Faculty we leave our appreciation of their efforts to help us in our search for know- ledge, and also for some flunk cards including D-andy deportmont grades. V c bequeath to the next lucky class two faculty advisors who will v atch over them as care- fully as they have over U3; who will never lose interest in, or fail to respond to any call made upon them by their pupils —lirs .Haddox and Mr.White- scarver. Realizing that appropriate bequests to certain people would aid them, v o hereby make the folloi 1 ing: Delbert Minear's ability to win arguments to Donald Cain. Wilma Springer's beloved text-books to Marv Burton,