Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

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Senior Class History, Continued the end of our school days. We started to sell magazines with everyone working hard trying to out sell the other. After the drive was over we found that we made well with the campaign. The basketball season cane abound agfiin. Both our girls and hoys won over the Seniors, but we net witn defeat afterwards. With the silver we collected from selling magazines we started preparing for the Junior- Senior Prom. After a lot of hard work and rushing around we were finally prepared. We presented the seniors with the best entertainment we knew. The year cane to an end as we bade farewell to the class of 47 . As twenty-seven of us journed back to school in September, 1947, we were happy to find ourselves Seniors, but we were only thinking of getting out of school deflnately. Our sponsornthls year was Mr. Whitoscarver. After we were in school for a couple of woeks we received our class rings and were very pleased with then. After a few weeks of hard work we presented to the public our senior play. Introducing Susan',: which went over as a big hit, thanks to the director Mr. Wilson. Once again the classes gathered together for the interclass tournamentin which both our glrAs and boys lost. On May the first we took the money we receicoe1. from our play and journeyed to the Nations Capa'sC. » a trip none of us will ever forgot. The Juniors honored us with .a dinner and dance this Spring which all enjoyed and appreciated deep- ly.

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 . I» 1.1 ill ■ :« ni lii I.ml i.i ,,i ui.i EaraamE Senior Class lstofy. Continued The day finally cane that everyone was looting forward to-(sfelp day). We went to Silver Lake, W,Vr. Although it was a cold day, some of the boys went swlnr.lng. This year our school was represented well at College festivals, Annabell Ncwhouse was chosen to to tb Salen Collage Festival, and Vletta Flening and Junior Riley adtended the Da ls-Flkins May Day Fcstl vnl, Sonething happened in our class this year that eeldon ever happens. We wore honored in having two valedictorians, Kathryn Cleavenger and Lucy Uln. Joanna Carder was the Salutator Ian, V c were sorry that one of our clcss nates, Mary Uln, had to quit school this year because of illness. Now that shhool Is drawing to an end we are not quite so happy as we were at the beginning of the year. Out of a class of sixty-seven that started our together only twenty-six will graduate. After our schooling is over and we look back over our high school days we will look back with pride not only because of our success, but also be- cause of the active part which we as a class took in the struggle of high school life. As Seniors we have worked ‘rery hard to fit ourselves for the work of life which lies bey3r.d Connencenent. Ani now as our days at good old Fienlngton High are over, nay our victories in life be gust as great. '■MW Dtwaaaim