Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

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SENIOR HOROSCOPE 7 Hame Betty Andrews Donice Bartlett Richard Bartlett Johnny Bennett Jean Blake Grace Brown Richard Carder Dorthy Cottrill Will Crouse Barbara Davis Mary Alice Ervin Paul Gallo Verah June Gaines Charles Gibson Mary Hustead Martin Hustead Tommy Isabella Betty Jenkins putt? Jenkins Johnson Emogene McCauley Rosalene McDonough Myrtle Merritt Anna Milixiovich Eloise Mitchell Lola Peters Mary Saltis Robert Savage • Glenn Simmons Philomena Spino Donald Stev art Paul Stipe Payty Stonko Patti Thomas Jcanie Urtso Loretta Whiteliair Charles Whitehair Clara Wolford Violet Workman Ambition To be a lady Mechanic Millionaire Women College Nurse Expert-cardriver- To own a Cadillac (Doesn't have any) Millionaire« s wife Telephone operator Grease Monkey Airline Stewardess Violinist Secretary All Amer. quarterback Lav yer Stewardess Waitress Librarian Housewife Pro. basketball star Airline Hostess Medical Secretary Music Teacher Beautician Teller in a Bank Artist Circus performer Housewife To be a man Welder To get to California Doctor Model Private Secretary President of U. S, To travel Business woman Destiny Tom boy Junk Dealer Poor house Bachelor Chamber Maid Maynard s Wife Graveyard Hot-rod driver Unknown Merandi's clerk Small-town gossip Zoo keeper Deep-sea diver Second fiddler Boss's lap Bench warmer Heavyweight Mrs. Donald Smith Nurse maid Book-worm Dish washer Ballet dancer Poet milk maid Piano tuner Housewife Safe-breaker House painter Clown Primary teacher.; Einstein s Set ■ y • Doctor . j Hitch-hiker Baby 3itter Night club dancer Will's Only One Truck driver Cab driver Store clerk

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CLASS HISTORY 8 Four years-you have vanished like shadows. Like ghosts you have glided away, But the light of September '1|8 remains with us today. Many of our fellow students have left us. But always now and then in the wonderful night of memory Their faces glimmer again. Algebra and refresher math were offered without pain. With little consideration, we accepted algebra as our Subject-main. A few regrets were heard later in the 2rear, But most of the discourse was of good cheer. The second year was an eventful one with athletic victories And so much fun. Biology became our favorite course, though some students Still think an annelid is a horse. Stationery sales boomed like thunder, for our class fund Just couldn't go under. Thus closed a prosperous term, having jovial scholars with Ideals firm. As in a dream we heard the music swell, the enchantment Arising from the Junior bell. The ability to produce an excellent sales talk proved Valuable in money as well as by chalk. Magazine sales reached a record high; it and the Minstrel For top interest vie. The Junior-Senior Prom concluded a wonderful year. Soon we would be Seniors. Our minds were clear. Seniors! SeniorsJ Yes, we are, so to Washington we went far. The Prom, The Parties, The Work, The Tests received from Us students only our best. What a wonderful 2 5th of a decade this high-school has been. May all life be as pleasant and good always win.