Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

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 3£ the gyn that wa3 a groat success. It was tho first of its kind held in the school. Then, at last our hopes were fulfilled— both boys and girls won the Senior High Championship in basketball. On rolled spring. On May the sixteenth we gavo the Seniors a banquet which was hold in the gym. On Friday May 22 the students of tho Junior and Senior classes wont to Grafton for tho Prom which was hold in the Field House at Grafton High School. In September 1942 we entored school again to begin our final yoar of schooling In Flem- lngton High School. Some will continue their schooling olsewhero. Some will go to work in factories to help win the war. Some will go into the services of our country. May 12th and 13th we will give a play, The Trail of the Lonesome Pine , which we hope will bo a success. Thi3 yoar our class will not get to make the customary trip to Washington, D.C. be- cause of the war. Our class is giving to tho school an electric scoreboard bought with tho' proceeds of tho money from the class treasury. We will be honorod April 17th by the Juniors with a Junior-Senior Banquet. This year there will bo no reception at Grafton because of the gasoline rationing, but the reception and banquet will be combinod and hold at our own high school. This will end tho social activities of our schooling. School will end this yoar May 7th because of tho lack of funds to operate tho schools In our cotinty. Tho Sermon will be held Wednesday May tho 5th, Rev, William Ward of tho Presby- terian Church, Elkins, delivering tho sermon. Commencement will be held Thursday May 6th. Dr, J. Lowery Fendrich, Washington, D.C. will deliver the address. We sincerely thank the faculty and stu- dent body for their grand co-oporation with our class since 1937.

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 Senior Class Will We, the Senior Class of Floraington High School of the year of 1943 do make, publish, and declare this to be ®ur last Will and Testament In manner following: First: We direct that all our debts, mis- demeanors and short-comings bo paid for by the Junior class. Each Junior shall solemnly carry out his obligations bequested to him by his predecessors. Robert Riley wills hi3 oxcess weight and tardy marks to Rolland Findloy. Roberta Riley wills her bey-friends and fan- nail to Martha Mitch. David Hays wills his slim waistline to Richard Selvoy. Ruth Whitehair wills her boy-friend, Tony, to Marjorie Morgan. Mary Burton wills her streamlined figure and Mjeep” hat to Vielet Davis. Edna Jones wills her dancing ability to Catherine Ulm. Wylodean Ball wills her husband to Uncle Sam . Katherine Trocino wills her make-up and primping habits te Helen Marteny. Rosella Trocino wills her dark hair and rosy complexion to Ella Stipe. Martin Drainer wills his leanness and his girl-friends to Albert Bihari. Jo Ann Meyer wills her salty sailors and love letters to Margaret Ulm. Helen Vranish leaves her collection of hill- billy songs, snapshots, her address book, and saddle horse to Betty Riley. Mary Singleton wills her sleeping habits and arguments to James Succurro. Richard Menear wills his old worn-out shoes and toeloss socks to Earl Jones. Eugene Nelson wills his 3hyness and good behavior to Frances Scollise. Hattie Barnum wills her nervousness and small figure to Vivian Gaines.