Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

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 In the autumn of 19 -(-3, 70 students of the nearby vicinities came to Flcmington High School. The first few days were not pleasant ones for us; v e did not knew where to go, which teacher was which, nor did we know many of the students. But we soon became familiar with our nwe surroundings and were really enjoying ourselves. We had two parties during the year,,a chapel program, and many interes ting activities- among those, basketball. Although we. lost both the girl's and the boy's games, we hid a wonderful time during the tournaments. The days and months passed rapidly and soon it was May, semester tests came along, and then school was out. We de- parted, thinking what a very nice school year we had had, . and wishing it was September again so that we could start our second year. The summer months passed and we returned to attend our second year at Flemington High. All of the original seventy ty did not return this time, but some new students came . t from Sompson. This year our sponsors were Mrs. Piccolo and Mrs. Johnson. We had several parties during the year and the boys and girl’s each had a chapel program which our sponsors helped to proparo. The boy’s and Girl’s teams won the basketball games of the Juniors High School. The school year was soon over and we left feeling that by now what had become of Ffenington High School. The autumn of 19bS found U3 ah even smaller number re sack to begin our first year of high school. Our sponsors were Mus. Johson and Mr. Whitescarver. During these year we had many interesting and happy events, A chapel program was given by each the boys and girls. Both the girls and boys teams won the interested intereschoo-1 Championship banners and we were very proud and happy. The days swiftly passed and all at once our first year in high school had also passed. We now returned as Sophomores to have Mrs. Talbott and Kr,: J. Finley as our sponsers. A chapel program was given by the girls and boys together. The boys won the Interschool Championship in basketoall again this year,but the girls lost. Our cheerleaders were Nellie Powell and Josephine Radick won first prize as cheerleaders. Due to the death of her mot.ier Pearl Savage one of our i students left us and went to another state to attend sc- U y J ’A1 U. VM m In September, 19i|.7, we returned as Juniors.

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 Continued Senior Class History Our sponsors were Miss Logue and Mr. V ilson. .e had one chapel program and one party. The boys won the basketball games and the girls lost to the Seniors. Toward the end of scho 1 we sure were very business preparing for a dinner and dance that we gave for the So niors. The days were rapidly passing and soon senool was out. We now returned as Seniors our sponsors this years was Mr. Whitescarner. During this year the basketball boys won and the girls lost. This year, wo were very busy trying to raise enough money to pay our way to Washington. It was 'decided up- on that we give a social which w'o did and were successful in raising the amount needed. The trip to Washington was enjoyed by all that went. We had attended a banquet given us by the Juniors. We injoyed it very much and thank the Juniors for the wonderful time they shown us. For our skip day we went to Stewarts Park where we all had a wonderful time. SENIOR CLASS ROLL Cirls 1. Mary Gallo 2. Betty Gozik 3. Calla Dell McDonald )q. Vera Hyvl 0. Mary Lipscomb 6. Madalene McCauley 1. Nellie Powell 8. Velva Short 9. Fclsci Watson 10. Virginia ;7illiams 11. Mariana Workman 12. Jean Wymer 13. Eloise Richardson l)q. Mary Ulm s Boys 1. Hubert Boyles 2. Herbert Crouse 3. Andy Gallo L| . Edward Haney Lovant Hays 6. Junior Kittel 7. Philip Lough Q. Arden Lynch 9. Thomas Marks 10. William Parks 11. Francis Riffle 12. Charles popovich 13. Russel Shaffer l)q. Jack Shrove 15. Sam Olivio 16. Charles Stewart ■