Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1958 volume:

Paul Bartlett County Superintendent of Softools A D M I N • S T R A T I O N Ronald L. Knotts Assistant County Superintendent of Softools Beaulah Riffle Secretary Lewis W. Talbott Principal 0. h(A JLvlviU) Cr 'VlLa. V Cu V A JU CvjO JLVsA j . Mrs. Cardot Ohio University W. Va. University Salem College Fairmont State Social Studies, English, and Home Economics Mr. Julian Marshall College W. Va. University Industrial Arts Mrs. Piccolo Alderson 3roaddus Salem College W. Va. University Library Mrs. Whitescerver Alderson Broaddus Fairmont State W. Va. University Home Economics and Biology Hr. Whltescarver W. Va. Wesleyan Alderson Broaddus W. Va. University English Mrs. Packman W. Va. Wesleyan Alderson Broaddus English and Social Studies Mr. Kelley Marshall College W. Va. University Industrial Arts sex CMBI ; sk Mrs. Burton Salem College Alderson Broaddus Commerce Mr. Shields W. Va. University Salem College Social Studies Mrs. Talbott W. Va. Wesleyan W. Va. University English Mrs. Johnson Fairmont State W. Va. University Salem College Alderson Broaddus Math and Physical Education Mr. Swecker Davis and Elkins W. Va. University Physical Science and Mathematics Mrs. Findley Alderson Broaddus College Berea College, Kentucky Public School Music Mr. Findley Alderson Broaddus College Fairmont State W. Va. University Potomic State College Biology -r - - . ■Matm . HE SP S? • 2 •..Cl ,c-’.r - V-' :■ Charles Kinsey, President If Gregory's Dodge out runs my Ford, I'll die. Shirley Jenkins, Secretary I can resist everything except temptation. Izetta Kelley, Vice President Intelligent, studious, happy and gay, a target for everything coming her way. Phyllis Phelps, Treasurer With quiet, yet determined force, she travels on her destined way. Leonard Ross Too proud to fight. Dorothy Allen I will not retreat a single Inch, and I shall be heard. Duane Simmons Post no bills, I'm going to be free. Edward Heavner Don't stop up your ears, this music Is great. La Rea Wyckoff The only thing I have to fear Is fear Itself. James Bsys There Is no future In It. Phyllis Workman Here I am, with my smile and all. Ronald Kittle You'll miss me when I'm gone. Carroll McCauley Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition. Daniel Fleming It won't be long now. Charles Reed They cal] me Meatball but don't ask why. Laura Trimble You gotta quit kicking my dawg around. Judy Snodgrass She has a smile and usu- ally wears It, sometimes for- gets, and her temper takes place of It. Barbara Bell The worse fault you have Is to be In love Thomas McCray Too little, but not too late. Lucille McCauley Rat, drink and be merry for tomorrow you may diet. Leonard Welch He touched the dead corpse of public credit and it sprang upon his feet. ?lodell Wolford I agree with no Man's oronlon, I have some of my own. Ralph McCloy Mr. Julian, I didn't do that. Gary Vincent Now he belongs to the ages. Nancy Simpson Willing to give, willing to share, sweet Is she as the smile she wears. Michael Saltis ing I'm Just a young fellow try- to make ends meet. Howard Findley I'm a hlll-bllly for Its In my blood. Betty Cooper Do unto others as you wish to be done by. Lola McDonough I passed in everything but conduct, but I won't use that out of school anyway. Mary Collins So happy, so kind, and so still, with her kind quiet way and her gentle will. William Goodwin What are we here for, any- how? Deanna Waller I can't spare this man, he fights! Paul Popovich He agrees with no women s oplnlon. Brenda Guzzl Anything worth getting Is worth keeping. I got you Bob! Agnes Knight If you can t convince them, confuse them. E  Holii8 Gregory It's a one sided love affair Mazle Davis A diamond on her finger, stars In her eyes, love Is great If you get the right guy. Samuel McGee 11M big and every body knows It. Donald Bailey There s a sucker born ev- ery minute. Violet Fltzwater They call me a book worm, but I don't care, the first twelve years are the hardest anywhere. James Simon Not everybody Is born with a silver spoon In their mouth. Joseph Woods All that the traffic will bear. James Patrick Oaines BIp; blue eyes and a happy Smile, Pat js lau hlnp- all the while. mm -•N T'SK 2 “ T . « ■ • ■ ' MM' :. si 5 .%■-. - 5; 2 -:.-£ 91 I SENIOR CLASS WILL Dorothy Allen Barbara Bell James Bays Donald Eailey Mary Collins Betty Lou Cooper Jeanette Cottrill Mazie Davis Patty Devart Violet Fitzwater Howard Findley Daniel Fleming Hollis Gregory Steve Gallo Patrick Gaines Brenda Guzzi Bill Goodwin Edward Heavener Shirley Jenkins Ronald Kittle Charles Kinsey Izetta Kelley Agnes Knight Fred Maxwell Roberta McCauley Lucille McCauley Lola McDonough Tom McCray Sam McGee Ralph McCloy Carroll McCauley Paul, Popovich PhylrLs Phelps Her silly laugh to Betty Collins, Her ability to get along with Judy Snod- grass to Patti Kittle. His ability to have two dates in one night to any boy that can handle the job. His height to Sammy Cleavenger. Her quietness to Sue Corder, Her girlish manners to Brenda McCullough, Her small waistline to Mrs, Piccolo. All her old books to anyone who wants them. She's stingy, she's taking everything with her. Her ability to use big words to anyone who rants to explain them. His singing and yodeling to Mrs. Cardot. Everything to a certain junior girl. His tobacco chewing to anyone who can spit as far as he can. Well, Roberta is taking everything. His silly actions to Mr. Whitescarver, Her ability to say what she thinks to Rod Blake. His crew-cut to Charles Green, His recipe for making moonshine to Mrs, Whitescarver. Everything to Ted. His tallness to Jimmy Greathouse. His job of milking the cows to his sister, Anna Jane. Her speaking ability to James Gordon, Her loag legs to Coach Shields, His unpaid class dues to anyone that will pay them. She's taking everything with her includ- ing Steve. Her meat scraps at Merandi's to Terry Jo Riley. Her worn-out blue jeans to Mrs. Burton. His ability to fit into small places to Bobby Ware. His bock seat driver's license to anyone who can drive while sitting in the back seat. Everything to Joanie. His ability to hold up his pants with a belt to Rick Shreves. His basketball ability to Butch Saucer. Her glasses to anyone who can keep track of them. iff SENIOR CLASS WILL (cont,) Leonard Ross Georgia Riffle Charles Reed Nancy Simpson Judy Snodgrass James Simon Michael Saltis Duane Simmons Laura Trimble Gary Vincent Deanna Waller La Rea Wyckoff Leonard Welch Flodell Wolford Joe Woods Phyllis Workman His ability to blu3h to Eddie Crouse, Her fibi.licy to pisy basketball to Armenta, She ve.'.ts to keep jt in the family. His hotrod driving to Jimmy Police. She doesa t, all anjthing to anyone; she needy ail she has and more. Her qua.rr ells me ways to some one but she warts :o keep them to use on her husband. His biairs to Doc. Swecker for scientific research His pencils and Chewing gum to his brooder. Pete. His sneaking looks to Gary Gray. Her d'.fr-y rays to Judy Shaga, His practical jokos to Brenton Reed. Her ability to two time her boy friends to anyone who thinks they won’t get caught. Her job at the Ellis to anyone who can fill the bill. His driver's license to anyone who can keep a car on the road. Her English book to anyone who thinks they can get along with Mr. White- scarver. His big feet to John Holyfield. Her ability to be good in school to Christine DeBarr, His love for females to Russel Cook. Jerry Wyckoff SENJTF ClASS HI3T0PY 19 ii- ';' (Sever.oh Grade) Dear Diary: In September,1752.. 26 stilant3 -ntered Flemington High from Roseoont, Wendei, Simpson, and PXeaingT,on as the largest class to ever enter the halls of this scnool. Mrs« Cardot and Mr. Swecker v;erc our sponsors. In class tournament s the. boys were victorious in that they defeated both the Eighth and Ninth graders, but the girls lost to the Eighth graders. 1953-54 (Eighth Grade) Dear Diary: Upon entering the Eighth Grade we lost quite a few 'tetudents in that our enrollment dropped to 65 This was the most disccurag— ing year for the boys and girls because of all the luck wo were separated! Then basketball came rolling around again with both girls and beys winning Junior High campionship banners. Our four cheerleaders were Earbara Bell, Judy Snodgrass, Loretta Reed, and Izetta Kelley, and our sponsors wero Mr. Shields and Mr3. Johnson. 1954-55 (Freshmen) Dear Diary: Our enrollment was still dropping, but we were happy and a little more sensible then the past two years. Miss Withers, our sponsor, left us during this year and was replaced by Mrs. Cardot in the home economics department. We were very proud that five boys of our class made the varsity basketball team, 1955-56 (Sophomores) Dear Diary: We had survived our fourth year at FHS. With the help of our sponsors, Mrs. Talbott and Mr. Findley, wo began compaigns to raise money for our trip to Washington, D. C,, when we wore Seniors, We wore very succes?.full with the soiling of candy and stationery. Once again we received many awards for basketball. One of our classmates, Paul Popovich, won many high honors, both for the school and his class. 1956-57 (Juniors) Dear Diary: Fifty-eight students entered the Junior class rooms with Mrs. Piccolo and Mr. Shields as our sponsors. Our money-raising cam- paigns were Christmas cards, magazines, spaghetti supper, class play, and Easter eggs. The highlight of this year was the Junior- Senior pron and banquet. Our representatives to Know Your State Government Day were Izetta Kelley. Violet Fitzwater, Charles Kinsey, and James Simon. Phyllis Phelps and James Simon were our delegates tc Girls State and Boys State respectively. Izetta Kelley placed first in the IOOF United Nations contest and spent a week in New York City as a reward. We are very proud of our cheerleaders, Brenda Guzzi and Laura Trimble who won the honors of the best high school cheerleaders in the sectional and regional tournaments. Senior Glass History (coot...' 14 ■.■V  v8 f Seniors) Dear Diary: Our final attempt. I • .. s rake the best- of it. We were very busy thi3 year with oliass phifores, rings, basketball. Senior trip prom, banc iet, u..id cor-noia-eoenu. tfo are veia proud of our basket- ball sensation Paul Popcvic h, who nude the all All State basket- ball team, James Simon is our valedictorian, and Phyllis Phelps is our snluhcriaa We Seniors would like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to the faculty, school, and community for their help and guidance towards the furthering of cur education. May we always profit by the experiences gained here. Seniors as pictured (left to right) First row Second row Third row Phyllis Workman Gary h'n.ent Ton McCray Izetta KoJ.ley Sam. McGee Bill Goodwin Betty Lou Gooper Mino Sallas Edward Heavner ELaine Welch Lola heicnough Hollis Gregory Dorothy Allen Ficdeil Wolford Paul Popovich Mazie Davis Esta 'narks Don Bailey Patty Devart Nancy Simpson Ronald Kittle Phyllis Phelps La Pee Wyokoff James Simon Violet Fituwater Agnes Knight Jerry Wyckoff Mary Collins Deanna Waller Steve Gallo Lucille McCauley Shirley Jenkins Carroll McCauley Laura Trimble Roberto McCauley James Bays Brenda Guzzi Howard Findley Fred Maxwell Judy Snodgrass Joe Wools Daniel Fleming Barbara Bell Leonard Ross Duane Simmons Georgia Riffle Ralph MoCloy Charles Reed Jeanette Cottrill Charles Kinsey Leonard Welch Mrs. Burton Mr. Whitescarver WHO S YJH Best Looking Laura Trimble Best Looking Charles Reed Best Personality Phyllis Phelps Best Personality James Eays Most Ambitious Violet Fitzwater Most Ambitious James Simon Noisiest Deanna Y aller Noisiest Gary Vincent Best Manners Betty Cooper Best Manners Tom McCray Best Dressed Brenda Guzzi Best Dressed Bill Goodwin Best Dancers Laura Trimble Best Dancer Daniel Fleming Most Popular Izetta Kelley Most Popular Paul Popovich' Sleepiest La Rea Wyekoff Sleepiest Carroll McCauley Most Lovable Roberta McCauley Most Lovable Steve Gallo Quietest Mary Collins Quietest Mike Saltis Best Athlete Lola McDonough Best Athlete Paul Popovich Most Humorous Lupille McCauley Most Humorous Gary Vincent Best Actress Brenda Guzzi Best Actor Hollis Gregory One Most Likely to Succeed Izetta Kelley One Most Likely to Succeed James Simon CAN YOU IMAGINE? Dorothy Allen Donald Dailey James Bay 3 Barbara bell Mary Collins Betty Lou Cooper Jeanette Cottrill Patricia Devart Mazl Davis Howard Findley Violet Fitzwater Daniel Fleming Patrick Gaines Steve Gallo William Goodwin Hollis Gregory Brenda Guzzi Edward Heavner Shirley Jenkins Izetta Kelley Ronald Kittle Charles Kinsey Agnes Knight Fred Maxwell Carroll McCauley Lucille McCauley Roberta McCauley Ralph McCloy Thomas McCray Lola McDonough Samuel McGee Phyllis Phelps Paul Popovich Charles Reed Georgia Riffle Leonard Ross Duane Simmons Micheal Saltis James Simon Nancy Simpson Judy Snodgrass Laura Trimble Gary Vincent Deanna Waller Leonard Welch Flodell Wolford Joe Woods Phyllis Workman La Rea Wyckoff Jerry Wyckoff Not having a joke to tell someone? Being as bothersome as Bill Goodwin? Being the j ..boor of F. H. S? With lcnt. b.i'n.l h lir? Being a bartender? In Bermuda snorts doing the Rumba? Being in the Navy with Vernon? Being in a good mood? Not watching for a blue and white Chewy? Singing with Patti Page? Being a track star? Not know Jig all about Deanna’s boyfriends? Not t; r.iig to make someone laugh? Without. Eohn-tH. Be! a -ir.g himself? Eeir raoisfied with one girl? Not losing nor temper? Without his guitar? Being a jet pilot? Being bashful? Not taking someone else’s books? Carrying a tune? Being a taxi driver? Being principal of F. H. S. ? Being a preacher? With blond hair? As short stop for the Boston Red Socks? Being a lawyer? As large as Mr. Findley? Not being a temboy? Going steady? Being a full-back for Notre Dame? Being a dentist? Driving 20 miles per hour? Not reading' a True Story magazine in class? Not asking about a certain Simpson girl? Being ambitious? Being a prize fighter? Not caring about passing a test? Not being with Jim Bays in study hall? Not being in a quarrel? Without Johnny? Being a grave digger? Being without a boy friend? As a college professor? Being in love with Clark Gable? Dancing Rock and Roll? With a library book? Getting Bill to come up on time? Without a girl? VXTI WILL KNOW THEM BY Dorothy Allen Donald Sailey James Bays Barbara Bell Mary Collins Betty Cooper Jeanette Cottrill Patricia Devart Mazie Davis Howard Findley Violet Fitzwater Daniel Fleming Steve Gallo Patrick Gaines William Goodwin Hollis Gregory Brenda Guzzi Edward Heavner Shirley Jenkins Izetta KeUey Ronald Kittle Charles Kinsey Agnes Knight Fred Maxwell Carroll McCauley Lucille McCauley Roberta McCauley Ralph McCloy Thomas McCray Lola McDonough Samuel McGee Phyllis Phelps Paul Popovich Charles Reed Georgie Riffle Leonard Ross Duane Simmons Micheal Saltis James Simon Nancy Simpson Judy Snodgrass Laura Trimble Gary Vincent Deanna Waller Leonard Welch Flodell Wolford Joe Woods Phyllis Workman La Rea Wyckoff Jerry Wyckoff he: long hair and silly laugh, by his 1og.:- by his oca Aiful blue eyes, by her boy riends, by her natural blonde curly hair, by her innocence, by her rad hair, by her tj kative ways, by her engagement ring, by his singing and yodeling, by her serious jokes, by his crazy color combinations, by his heel-taps, by his catty ways, by Iiis posty ways, by his chew tobacco and red truck, by her beauty mole, by his hillbilly ways, by her stupid answers. by her lazy actions. by, well, you know him, by his crazy smile, by her wise cracks. by his sweet ways, by his walking and twisting by her deep dimples and black eyes. by her sister’s clothes, by his green Chevy, by his anallness, by her practical jokes, by his crazy walk. by her way with a typewriter, by his bow-legs, by his muscles, by her hair style, by ris bashfulness, by his sweet ways, by his shy ways, by his eye brows, by her quiet ways, by her sneaking ways, by other people’s sloppy jackets. by his cigars. by her sleepy eyes. by his mischievious ways, by her ponytail. by his ivy league cap, by her pleasing personality, by her big pocketbook. by his tallness. i I. NICKNAMES AND FAVORITE SAYINGS • Dorothy Allen Dot You want to bet? Donald Bailey Turkey Yeah 2 James Bays Farmer I gotta get out of this! Barbara Bell Bobbie Well, I don't know. Mary Collins None I don!t care. Betty Lou Cooper Grandma Leave mo alonel Jeanette Cottrill Sue How about that! Mazie Davis Maze No kidding-. Patty Devart Pat Shut up| f, J Howard Findley None Crazy arms! Violet Fitzwater Dale Well I'll Declare. Daniel Fleming Sonny Sandy, come here. Patrick Gaines Pat He did! Steve Gallo T. V. Come on ole woman! William Goodwin Mental Bill Yeah manj Hollis Gregory Greg Nov; look here kid! Brenda Guzzi Dean That's real sexy. Edward Heavner Ed You all come! Shirley Jenkins Hot Dog All right, all ready. Izetta Kelley Zettie Some people 3 kids! Ronald Kittle Ron Hey Pauli Charles Kinsey Kinsey It's a nasty break. Agnes Knight Aggie Who said? Fred Maxwell Duke Shoot! Carroll McCauley Jake Don't be that way. Lucille McCauley Lucy Huh-h-h-h Roberta McCauley Tub Ohi Thank you. Ralph McCloy Russian Don't tell Joanie. Thomas McCray Tom Who says so? Lola McDonough Tomboy Gee-e Whiz, Samuel McGee Flossie You'd better not do that. Phyllis Phelps Fiddle W6xl0o••• Paul Popovich Pop Am I concoited? Charles Reed Meatball Now don-t do that. Georgia Riffle Georgia You'd better don't. Leona 1-d Ross Lennie You're kidding. Micheal Salti3 Mike Ah, shucks! Duane Simmons Greasy No sir , Janes Simon Satch Kat Fat! Nancy Simpson Frankie They will have elephants] Judy Snodgrass Jute •Boats me. Laura Trimble Jeanie I don't think so. Gary Vincent Honey Hello sugar babel How about a kiss. Deanna Waller Deanie The?.'? aren't going to be any days like that. Leonard 7 elch Bad Boy Oh get out of here! Flodell Wolford Flo Lookio thari Joe Woods Toe Joe No sir buddy! Phyllis Workman Phil Oh sugarS La Roa Wyokcff Rea Ohi Come on you girls. i I don't play like that,  ! 1 1 I p Jerry Wyckoff None m JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Hello I This is Phyllis Longwell, junior class secretary re- lating to you uhe highlights of this year's junior class. Wo were thrilled to fir.d that Mrs. Frances Piccolo and Mrs, Jennie Findley were our class sponsors. Soon, we were in the midst of our first class meeting and the following officers wore elected: President---------•---Leonard Phelps Vice President--------Sue' Gorier Secretary--------------—Phyllis L.ongv ell , Treasurer----- ------- Sandra Singleton- Some of our monoy-rrising campaigns were a minstrel and the selling of Christmas cards, magazines, and Easter eggs. All of these along vrith our turns'at concession stand proved successful. Class tournaments, rolled around, and our boys gave us reason to be proud of them by beating .'the -seniors by a narrow margin of six points. Our girfo disc went down in defeat - The event s'that vre will-probably most remember vail be the Christmas party, the banquet,-and tho prom. Our representatives to ’’Know Your State Government Day were Leonard Phelps and Rhea Ball, Joan Bensky is our delegate to Girls State with Rhea Ball as alternate, Rhea.also placed second in the IOOF speech congest, Richard Shreyes excelled in basketball and was selected.to the all-tournament team in.the sectional tourna- ments and -the all Little-Ten team, Charles Ware and Joan Bensky received trophies for high sales in the magazines. To this year's, graduating Class, vre wish much luck, success, and happiness in the various fib Ids that- they shall enter when they leave the halls of Flemingtcn High for the last time. Juniors aspictured (left to right) Dorptha vaseman '-r ’ Mpfe. Pibcoio V . Jerry Murphy Barbara McCauley . Gerald Boggesq .Leonard Phelps Betty'Gollins : - . . • , Glen Hatfield • Bill Smith Christine DeBarr. -' • Bill Cple' ; James Powell Joan Bensky' .• , •PCl.pil gpqn r. j .Sieves Shipley:; pfl ■ JSK%aret;niti'fiB.e edhn llctfee Dorothy Giendenning Lillian Newhouse George Bailey Agnes McCloy Lenore Clark David Barney Sandra Singleton Mary Smith Charles Ware Phyllis Longwell Frankie Knight Howard Mayle Rhea Ball Harold Hays Eddie Crouse Elda Leach Carl Love Grover Stewart Sue Corder Bob McCauley Bill Fleming Mary Guzzi Mrs. Findley Bob Greathouse Patti Kittle Gary Gray Janet Wilfong Kathryn Heavner Armenta Raffle — SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY m m We entered Fleraington High on September 3rd, a long awaited day as Sophomores with Mrs. Talbott and Mr. Findley as our class sponsors. During our first class meeting we elected our class officers as follows: President—-—r-———;——Anna Jane Kinsey Tice President—;----------Robert Ware Secretary---------1-Ronnie Davis Treasurer for rpon 3f- '■-■tTky' Hayle Treasurer for rooptil———Robert Flint i1 . .V. . ‘ ' We got the anpiai S hnmore ball rolling with our candy sale, and our bankroll; nfaq infc?p4dfe,dVi 2ji .Ptf’.Qlfr efforts, '• . ' ■!■ ...} '• . • •’ i; Ours was the,first chapel program of the jh ar, - We had loads of fun giving it; dr.4 wei 11; alwryp rtrnenber The Wrestling Match with Mr. Findlp and. our, boys ..quartette singing Honeycomb. '«'4 ' ‘ : v’ ’ • ' Wv •' ■- ■ ■ i . ’'iS' V When the tournaments. ;wc re oVeh we re really ..proud of our- selves. Our boys anfh girls each vjon, Jminheivup prtzpt; apd we re- ceived awards for he best cheeping section-, (jnd ctiecripaders plus other individual,a«ard ,. U' ' '• h'; ,-} ' ‘ • .•■■■' '• « : f ' I I ' ; f 1 ' . . We hope our juoibp.’and senior years ;will be a s', much fun as our sophomore one has, ■ We wisfi tfie very best of luclp, success, and happiness to the Senior Class an f hope thqy won t fohget us and FHS, Sophomores as pictured (left-to.right) _. Betty Knight Mrs. Tafbott..' • ' y , .Joe Stewapt; Joanie Stewart Betty '71 reman ■ • . Boy Mullin ' Connie Davis Carol McGill. i Donald Cleswenger Terry Jo Riley Joan.Bartlett - Charles Green Gwendolyn Wyckoff Fay UfeylO; 'V ; Charles Fawley Mary Francis Simon Mada+yn Lariam ■, Harold. Gray Judy White Anna Jane Kinsey •. Merle’’Welch Margaret Kerns Carolyn Spencer Ricnahd' Marks Mary Ann Roguchi Leonard Urtso Joey Collins Carol Eell Butch Saucer Ralph Eailey Brenda McCullough Lester Sandy Russell Code Imagene Knotts Bob Ware Joe Isabella Shirley Fitzwater Ronald Marteny Roy Gobel Carolyn Sue Hess Andy Soltis Delmas McCauley Mary Jane Shaga • Stanley Smith James Jones Judy Barker Nyoka Green Robert Flint Shirley Frum Lois Felton Sandy Blank Ellen George Austin Blake Corena McCauley Johnny Cole Mr. Findley Mickey Vincent • • • • • I' « • •-n — ITjLSHMAN CLASS HIS.CORY We are now Freshman at flamingten High School with Mrs. White- scarver and Uv 3w dk$r fts «Hi’ Slasg spcnsb? . At our first meeting sleotod tho fallowing cl««« officer ; Preaident- -Unrgartt Purkey Vic President——Seuomy Cleavenger Secretory—-Charles Cathor Treasurer— Hieiorifij — -HadJ.no Phelps -Peggy Jo McNeff Jn the month of October wo presented our chapel program for Which we received man fine compliments. December 19th was the date of our Christina party Ife played games, sang, and danced, and everyone enjoyed th«pteelvea. At last it w s time for the inter-cl ass tournament . We chose Itorgaret Purkey and Mary Jo Devarfc as our cheerleaders. Our boys were defeated by both the sophomores and eighth graders, and our girls were defeated by the sophomores but beat tho eighth grade. Our girls team coached by Haney Simpson consisted of Rets Blake, Eileen Woods, Sandra Simmons, Virginia.Felton, Virginia Bail y, Sharon McDonough, and Carolyn Castilow. ( . r I • . ' The boys team pdached by Charles Sprouse was Sam Cleavengcr, Bill Greathouse,•Charles Gather, Jim Allen, Eugene Turnbull, Charles Wilfong, and Ivan McCauley. ■ ■ We are looking forward to our sophomore year at F. H. S. , V. •.; ; ' i'• Best of luck,; Seniore I • '.' 1 Freshmen a$ . ictufed (left to;right) i'• :;7 4} •' i ■ v • (!K f ' . Jit . • Catherine Harris , !' ,Mr-A,, V dfcbsfearver Oscar Wolford Shfi-on Mc'.Anovgh •. lilc-sa Vooo6 • Homed Waller Cari-lyi CostilOti •i ' • iileylf.ipscoat), Ray.aond .Neupert yirgfnif. Felton ,i-t' Itydliiyn••• fcppko,. '' , Raul.Bay PattiylJsya Xf . w ■ K • . ...  Ret-;' J 1 Isis . - - v ' ' Charles Wilfong Nancy 3-iyo Paulette Fleming James Wyckoff Juanita Green Margar• -t Turkey Charles Gather Rose Reed Connie Simpson Jackie Morgan Saundra Collins Linda Patrick Allen Saucer Na±' ne Phelps Virgini a Bailey Frankie Allen Mary Jo Devart Shirley Bailey Brenton Reed Madeline enlcins Norma Me Cloy Gilbert Pnillips Rita George Pcaii Poster Jim Allen Carolyn Gliockey Joann Longwell Eugor.e Turnbull Barbara Mullins Delma Smith Dcnzil Seeso Peggy Jo McNeff Sandra Simmons Buddy Ball Wanita Wiseman Charles Sprouse Mr Swecker Ivan McCauley Bill Greathouse Sam Cleavenger ETGdTH 3RA L CLASS HI3XR7 Well, this Las bc,.n an xciilig yea ' for our eighth grade. At the beginning of thic year, A e “looted our class officers. Those that were chosen are as follows President- -Stenhen Simon Vice President--------------Calvin Phelps Secretary-------------Mary Alice Nessar Treasurer-------------------Donnie Kittle Historian----------------—Beryl Ball Then we had our interclass tournaments. We were very proud of our boys and girls basketballt.eans and also our cheerleaders, who were Carol Blake and Sharon Shrove, We won both banners for the Junior High boys and girls teams and our cheerleaders won for the best Junior High choirleaders. Along with those awards, several members of the eighth gra e won ih'Jividual prizes. April cane almost before wo knew it and it. was time to take the Junior Citizenship Test'. Hevce students made a score of 95 or above and.'qualifipd’to take the polder. Horseshoe Test. When we heard the results of the test we were’ Vary proud to find that we had a winner ,• Beryl Ball.' Even thoughethe time is just about ftere, we, dread for school to end, ‘But we l)ope we.v ll all'be here together as Freshmen next'year. , . ’ ' , ' ■ . . We thank our class-sponsors, Mrs, Packman and Mrs. Johnson for being’so.geaerius to us arid putting up with ug throughout this year, . ' • i . V ..- ■ V Y ' ' : ' ' P. S. Good luck to all you Seniors. We enjoyed being with you these.past tyo years arid we will mips you. Eighth graders ap pictured (left to right) Vivian Woods Judy Curby Ratty Gibson Juanita Marteny Bora .%varll Sharon Shreves Zelda Drainer Beryl Ball Adra Anna Ware Ruth Powell Nancy Ball Carol Blake Judy Cottrill Diane Singleton Cheryl Nestor Judy Shaga Kerinoth kelnipk : 5 Sammy fiewhopse T Tom. Groatljouse . • f Paul Moore oyis' f, ;-,, '• i ; endenrling ’ ‘ Flora Kerns Mary Alice Nessar Brenda Neal Edith Keavner Lois Bartlett Garris Poling Willis Green Tommy Rein Kenny Reid Carl Spino Mrs, Johnson '7 Denver Wilfong Skippy Burgess David Davis Robert Devart DpnajLd Kittle F£;ed ifie Collins Calvin Phelps James Samples Keith Kerns Jules Wilfong Jim Spino George Marks Billy Gordon Bill Goodwin Eddie Trimble Bobby McKinney Johnny Mayle Johnny Holyfield Steve Simon Freddie Lipscomb Paul Smith Jim Greathouse ,'w ; KStf y W j szi rL.J ye.'. with 53 rW’ ;. • a «y i.r o o or. 3 •t;l- -vbr r , I1.57, l .rivt i.uVvO We elecc .• ■ nr class of?iooi s.. Trey ere the x oiLowing. -1 cw'.on A Presit;r-. - -------July kc-aar Vice President------Judy Crin Secretary-----------John Bell Treasurer-----------Pauletta Hess Class Historians— Section B President----Janice Bolton Vico Pres.—-Martha Phillips Secretary---Mary LIcCloy Treasurer---Pete Saltis —Kathryn Carder and Eva Louise Gibson Then came the days we all had been awaiting, March 26,27, and 28, the class tournaments. Our cheerleaders were Judy Ac’rms, Judy Crim, and Elnora Knight. Y e were the Panthers and cur colors were black .and white. We received several awards including best cheering section of the junior high, but we lost both games. 7 o had a list of activities among which is our chapel program which was a success and our class party. We all wish to thank our homeroom teachers, Mrs, Cardot and Mr. Shields, for their helpfulness to us. Seventh Graders as pictured (left to right) Botty Bays Mrs. Cardot Robert Bailey Judy Adams Beatrice Cumston Gary Simmons Judy Crin Pete Saltis Joe 3i:idmore Pauletta Ho38 Leonard Lanham Clyde Reed Eva Louise Gibson Rogor Bartlett John _k 11 Rosemary Fitzwatcr Donald Moyers Tcm 'tor re Joyce Snodgrass . nr. co Barney Denali. Mayle Kathryn Carder Berta ! Smith Eohly Maylo Shirley Pa-no C.c-'} ?!a weil Rooert Spencer Virginia Li, liner Tom. Xox ray Ton R.iabc U.dh Be'1 :r KcC-ill Ev: nard .ipscor.b Billy Sar.ff-3r Martil Phillips To; i v.r re Roger Sandy Cho vl Gwy Billy 1:1 lor. J i’ . I .0 .T I 'J Arvo) ' d-cer Do; laid Hatton Carolyr. del;.flay Janie Pi;] co: Elinor Knight kor- loon Oh: r iOf. ‘owlor Gary .nr as Eva ir.y Gibson Mr Shields Porter Reed I I I 1 .c.-p w Fa. ke'. ta'l KiViory Flemington Hifh deh- cl basketball in tho k.icv.o : o consective year c.1 ey ikVT- and Section.'.!, vaniora enjoyed its best season in t'.c iiigi school. For three olkeb atr?y as Little Ten Champions This year they non Regional Towriameno and were defeated by Shorrard ir. Area r .Tcatition, Thus. v?e have reason to be proud of this yearns basxetbcix toa ru Tho season began December 6 as they won over the Alumni by a 107-67 margin with Popovich scoring 49 points. On December 10 the Flemlngton High School Greyhounds motored to Beverly where they vero victoroua and hit the nets for a difference of 87-660 On the St. Augustino home floor the Augies were defeated by the blue and gold of Flemington Hi$i School by a margin of 89-37 December 13 was the night of this game. The night of December 17 Un.idis camo to Flemington to graciously lose to the Greyhounds with the score being 99- 57. On December 20 Flemington traveled to Jane Lew and out- played their team to a 92-70 margin, December 27 tho Greyhounds traveled to St. Francis and cane out ahead of this Morgantovm team by 89-69. January 3 was another sensational night as the Greyhounds on their own floor surprised Beverly 101-74 and Popovich hit the nets for 45 points. January 7, St. Francis came 00 Flemington for a return bout but was defeated by the blue and gold Greyhounds 95-65. January 9, another home game between Salem and Flemington and another Little Ten win for the Greyhounds by a very slim margin of 53-52. But we won! On January 14 Bristol traveled to Flemington and fell to the powerful Greyhounds 99-65. January 17, Flemington motored to Lunberport for another Little Ten win by defeating then; 104-70. On January 21, Lost Creek was our next victim and again Jlecdngton had another triumph of 115 to 59 Popovich went wild with 52 points. January 24, Flemington traveled to Wallace to demonstrate the strength of this year's team by defeating TJallace for a 103-61 win. On January 28 the Greyhounds visited Unidis for another win of 75-69. ■ ' ' . • X • • • n . ■ y atj'.'i i-r 3c ry {con i ) The ove-in: c T 'nr,vhry 31 Jena Lc rc.V to Fluaington on our hoof. floor .7;- 36, with I'ooovi-'h 45 points February .. a not near homo game bet?, sen the C.-oy, .unds and tho Augj.'w, Too Audios suffered a 3 ..... of 14 .3, With this game a now record -vat set. Paul 'orf o. oroke the previous rec .  :• ; set by Jerry West, which ■no tho nos. , points scored in an; 0. e game for any one perten, Paul also broke another record sot by ferry 7 eot,- ire record of having the most points ir. varsity play for four years. February 6, the Greyhounds staged another sensational Little Ten win and carae out ahead of the Salem team 75-54. February 11, the Greyhounds motored to Bristol to gain another win by a margin of 98- 63, February 14, again on the hone floor the Fleraington High School Greyhounds defeated Lumberport 97-67. February 18, the Greyhounds journeyed to Lost Creek to outplay them by 99-59. February 21, the F.lemington High School gymnasium was the scene of the twenty first victory of the season for the Greyhounds as they defeated Wallace 14O-580 Popovich scored 50 points. On February 26 the Greyhounds went to the R« V . gymnasium for sectional tournament play with Bristol and defeated them by a 83-66 margin. February 27, the blue and gold of Flcmington returned to the R. W. 1 fyr : The result was a 57-54 victory over Salem. March 3, the last night of the sectional tournament the Greyhounds motored to the R. W, gym for thoir third tournament win from Unidis by 34-80, On March 1 the YT, Va9 Wosylar. College, Buckhannon, was the scone or the regional tournament in which tho Greyhounds defeated Frj’i-’lc.r 73-66. Ifavch S, th.3 G?f.yho' .r.:i; returned to defeat G.lcnville and carry mxy the Region? Ch.a’td.onship, Tne score was 58-55, On M.n-c.v ..4 . levin ton jau.v.r.ye.’ to f’oirnont State College to play Sn :rr.;ro v j.-.h lig’i hoc .'■ ' • ■ Area cl.’ . •. nship but was disappoint b; ’■ tested 66,.?5, Feud roprvieh, Ronn:. e. :u'. ,J o ; :i ' :.c . . lav vu ma.l; ti e if’—toi rrmmant team and ?nul ’’ ■ - ;;3 •.. so.ecJ e-. .v-ia. pLcy :i for the third consecui ire y -• ••- Rat E.Fopovich plem Inchon Hidji Sctioo Is Erst AH All-State Placer Class' B All-state Forward, 195b, 57, 58. Rll-SbteBaseball, 195b. 0 All'Seciional Forward, 3wears. AII'F?eaional Forwavci,Shears. Senior ear Scoring, 108b Points. Average 40.2.2ftrGrame.SweRecord. PEP CHIP HISTORY On Wednesday, September 16, 1956, a group of 27 girls met with Mrs Piccolo to ov vr.isa the Flcnington High School's Pep Club and elected officers for the coning year as follows: Pres’..dent-----------Mary Guzzi Vice President--------Laura Trimble Secretary-------------Brenda Guzzi Treasurer-------------Faye llayle We decided that we would have to raise money for our projects for the coming year. We started by having three dances. Our first two dances on January 10th and February 7th were both Record Hops, and our third dance was a Spring Dance by a rock and roll band. These dances brought more than £ 150 to our treasury from which we bought a mattress cover for the sick room, flags for the class rooms, painted the girls restroom and the heaters in all the rooms, and also cler.r.ea the candy room, Brenda Guzzi and Laura Triable were selected as our cheer- leaders. Our sectional games were held at Roosevelt PJilson Gym, the regionals were in the Weslayan Gym at Buckhannon, and the area was at Fairmont. Flemington Was very well represented at all the games. We'll be very sorry to see our cheerleaders and many of our basketball players leave us this year, but we'll be looking forward to seeing the rest of you back in Pep Club next year. We wish the Seniors a happy and successful future. Pep Club members as pictured (left to right) First row Second row Mary Jo Devart Carolyn Sue Hess Madalyn Jenkins Carol McGill Janet Wilfong Joan Bartlett Mary Guzzi Betty Lou Greathouse Brenda McCullough Virginia Bailey Fay Mayle Mary Anna Rogucki Brenda Guzzi Mrs. Piccolo Laura Trimble Phyllis Longwell Madalyn Lanham Gwendolyn Vfyckoff Reta Blake Terry Jo Riley Joan Longwell Lucille McCauley Betty Harris Judy Snodgrass Shirley Bailey Saundra Collins Judi Barker BAND HISTORY When we started our school yetr again after a little vacation, we found that we had a new band teacher, Mrs, Jennie Findley. To start, tan year off right we were invited to attend the Mountain State Forest Festival at Elkur.v, on C'coober fourth. 'tie all were very anxious to go and on Friday morning we left school by chartered bus so that we could march in the Grand Feature Parade. On October 26th, we went to West Virginia University for the Mountaineer Day to participate in the massed band presentation prior to the football game. It was a cold day and we were glad to get back to a warm bus. Vie were proud to play for the basketball games, because of the wonderful performance the majorettes gave everyone. We were also proud of the basketball players. For Christmas, we were entertained with a party planned by the Band Boosters. We played a few Christmas carols a3 a part of the evening’s program. Our spring concert was given on April 24th. We had a wonderful time preparing for it and we think that everyone who attended enjoyed it very much. The final event on our schedule, one which we always look forward to, is the Memorial Day Parade held in Grafton on the 30th of May, Band members as pictured (left to right) First Row: Carolyn Spencer Connie Davis Joan Bensky Izetta Kellyf Sue Corder Joanie Stewart Rhea Ball Second Row: Mrs. Jennie Findley Shirley Adams Patti Kittle Mazie Davis Betty Collins Nadine Phelps Sandra Singleton Margaret Kerns Jim Simon Hollis Gregory Jim Powell Joe Isabella Leonard Phelps Jerry Murphy Eugene Turnbull Buddy Ball Third Row: Shirley Frum Peggy Jo McNeff Johnny Mayle Mary Jane Shaga Anna Jane Kinsey Paulette Fleming Bill Goodwin Johnny Colo Calvin Phelps Donnie Kittle Dorothy Glendenning Roberta McCauley Tommy Rein Rod Blake e F. H. A. HISTORY The Flemington chapter began the year with their new adviser, Mrs. Anna B. Whitescarver and an election of officers as follows: President-------------Violet Fit7water Vico President--------Mary Francos Sinon Secretary-------------Carolyn Sue Hess Treasurer-------------------- -Barbara McCauley Reporter—--------------Nyoka Green (replaced by Judy White) Historian-------------Christine DeBarr Parliamentarian-----—-Ellen George The chapter parents for this year are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Piccolo, Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Hess and Mr. and Mrs, Stephen Simon, Informal initiation of new members was held, and a prize was given to the new member who carried out all rules for initiation, A committee determined the winner, Sharon McDonough, That evening a formal initiation was held with a candle light initiation cere- mony for the new members. As a craft the group made pot holders and sold them, and as projects we sold hotdogs each'Thursday at school to buy a gift for the home economics department, had A competitive bake sale, and prepared a sunshine box for a senior and former FHA member, Phyllis Workman. During the year the FHA has purchased for the department a full-length mirror, steam iron, pressure cooker, two pairs of pink- ing shears and a button hold maker. The highlight of the year was a Christmas tea given by the club in honor of the senior class, faculty members, and the newly organ- ized boys home ec. class. Seventy-nine guests attended. National FHA week was celebrated at Flemington High with a planned event to be carried out by each member for each day of the week. The president, Violet Fitzwater, was announced as F, H A, girl of the week. A mother-daughter banquet took place in April, and in March the following attended the Regional FHA convention in Morgantown: Judy White, Judy Barker, Mary Frances Simon, Lois Felton, Mrs. Whitescarver, and a chapter parent, Mrs. Frances Piccolo. The best of si First Row Mary Anna Rogushi Rita George Lois Felton Carolyn Sue Hess Mary Frances Simon Violet Fitzwater Ellen George to all from tho FHA. First Row (cont.) Barbara McCauley Judi Barker Sandra Simmons Second Row Mrs. Whitescarver Barbara Mullans Shirley Bailey Virginia Bailey Judy White Christine DeBarr Sharon McDonough Carolyn Chockey LIBRARY CLUB HISTORY The Library Club of 1957-58 has been very active in making the library of Fleuington High School a better placo in which to study. We have labeled the shelves so that the books can be found readily, checked and mended tho books, and during the process of checking, we separated the biography section fro a tho fiction section. Along v ith making improvementu to tho divisions of our li- brary, we have also added a newspaper rack, a section Containing only information about our great state of West Virginia, and a section of information oh careors0 The Library. Club-, and our sponsor, Mrs, Piccolo have worked along with V;eu r3.?iJur b. Lola MoPcnragb.. in keeping; the library operating • s -iooVj-i.'-y 'for Lie-. renveritnoe of the students. We hope you appreciate Ahatw have done and use in to advantage. We thank you for .so-•operating, and we also wisjji to give our deep regards to qpf wonderful sponsor, Mis, Piccolo, for her patience and generous assistance0' Library Club members as pictured (left to right) Barbara Mullans Lola KcPorough Wanita Wiseman Fdpoy Slroscn ;• Terry Jo Riley ‘ Fred Maxwell Gwendolyn V'yckoff Jane ?: Beys' Ellen George , Bill Good,-,in Imogene Knotts lirs3' Piccolo Iileen Woods David Barney Saundra Collins . ; , , •: . Connie Da is' Howard Mayle Judy White Eugene Turnbull Paulobta Hes3 im ■fUWl -■ I an 1929-30 1936-37 KuUIkaJI 1933-34 (cont.) 1. Dorothy Allman 2. Roberta Chenoweth 3. Pearl Crumrine 4. Evelyn Glenn 5. Henry Flint 6. Garnetta Marks 7. Alfred Nestor 8. Dennis Poole 9. Russell Riley 10. Edward Snider 11. Roxia Wolfe 12. Virginia Wolfe 1930- 31 1. Blanche Barker 2. Pauline Benda 3. Charles Kenney 4. Cmeile Lacare 5. Herschcl Sturms 6. Mary Thomas 1931- 32 1. Violet Annegan 2. Charles Cather 3. Frances Daugherty 4. Ramona Dawson 5. Robert Flint 6. Eugene Greathouse 7. Daisy Jones 8. Merle Kolley 9. Alpha Knight 10. Nellie Menear 11, Reba Menoar 12« Joe Piccolo 13. Joe Spadafore 1932- 33 1. Ludmilla Benda 2. Dale Bums 3. Helen Chcnoweth 4. Silvia Costello 5. Cecil Rexroad 6. Mary Simon 1933- 34 1, Anna Benda 2. James Brown 3. Hamilton Cather 4, Junior Frush 5, Virginia Phelps 6. geraldine Sherwood 7. Maxine Snyder 8. Clarence Sterling 9. Lloyd Stout 10. Basil Bolfe 11. Hugh Wolfe 12. Magdolena Wenter 1934- 35 L. Andy Benda 2. Naomi Bowen 3. Winifrede Brown 4. James Burtom 5. Homer Davison 6. Richard Delaney 7. Charles Greathouse 8. Karl Knight 9. Susanna Martin 10. Joe McIntosh 11. Susie Nestor 12. John Poole 13. Alfred Reppert 11, Helen Stewart 15. John Wenter 1935- 36 1. Thelma Barker 2. Evelyn Brown 3. Geneva Brown 4. Helen Cross 5. Mary Dryfiold 6. Gladys Gaines 7. Hclon Gaines 8. Hohn Glenn 9. Ada May Green 10. Lola May Hall 11. Charles Helmick 12. Virginia Kolley 13. Eulin Kinsey 14. Josic Kinsey 15. Noil Martcny 16. Ersel McCauloy 17. Irene Modcsitt 18. Tony Olivito 19. Mary Elizabeth Post 20. Jack Powell 21. Fern Rogers 22. Frank Scolish 23. Virgil Taylor 24. Eva Tenney 25. Joseph Trocino 26. Francis Whitehair 1. Dorotha Bartlett 2. Anne Brown 3. Ruth Burton 4. Charles Carder 5. Edith Dcaring 6. Hal Findley 7. Sam Gerard 8. Lena Green 9. Oma Jane Hall 10. Anne Hricik 11. Pauline Jones 12. Charles Kelley 13. Paul Marteny 14. Lynn Moore 15. Ann Morgan 16. John Olivito 17. Virginia Pyles 18. Pete Richards 19. Jessie Silver 20. Frank Simon 21. Marjorie Snider 22. Virginia Stark 23. John Stout 24. Helen Sweckor 25. Mary Trocino 26. Helen Whitehair 27. Orlando Whitehair 28. Dorothy Williamson 1937-38 1. Ruth Bartlett 2. Martha Bartlett 3. Daniel Benda 4. Ruth Cain 5. Billy Cather 6. Louise Chenoweth 7. Martha Chenoweth 8. Isabelle Coffman 9. Nelson Davis 10. Paul Fleming 11. Pauline Gerard 12. Clydia Knotts 13. Janette Lake 14. James Lynch 15. Margaret Lynch 16. Cozetta Marks 17. Ira Marks 18. Lillian Marks 19. Paul Putzek 20. Roy Radebough 21. Stephen Reppert 22. Burl Ross 23. Elizabeth Sheets 24. Mary Sherwood .  - ♦ . • % 9 1937-38 (cont.) 25. Clay Stout 26. Dan Stout 27. Kathleen Welch 28. Kemit Wheeler 1938- 39 1, Franklin Allander 2. Richard Blake 5. Mildred Cain 4. Lucy Caruso 5. Betty Jo Cork 6. Fred Davis 7. Olan Davis 8. William Green 9. Clara Belle Haney 10. George Haney 11. Lucille Hawkins 12. Genevieve Kelley 13. Dale Kittle 14. Julia Kukuk 15. Lila Lee Lough 16. Ge raid Lynch 17. Helen McIntosh 18. Helen Mersage 19. The lma Mooney 20. William Nev.-house 21. George Phelps 22. Rosanna Poole 23. Lillian Stout 24. Sam Trocino 25. Clarice Wagner 26. Elbert Wagner 27 Ethuyn Womack 28. Lyia Workman 1939- 40 1. Helen Benda 2. Charles Brown 3. Lyle Brown 4. William Burton 5. Edna Cain 6. Ruth Campbell 7. Mary Caruso 8 Paul Casto 9c Robert Contera 10, Ioretta Chenoweth 13., Frank ..Davis 12. Elncra Drainer 13. Garland Evers 14. Miudelia j-'i-riley 15. Louie Gerard' 16 Josephine Isabella ALUm 1939-40 'cont,) 17, Betty Jones 18o Arlene Knignt 19 Evelyn Loign 20. Mildred Mavkiey 21 o Itivrard Marks 22 o Ruth McGee 23o Mattie 0:Keefe 24 Ric.hard Payne 25. Joe Poppolardo 26o Bernard Postlewaite 27. Edmund Roppert 28. Carrio Sinsel 29. Joseph Roush 300 Junior Williams 31. Evelyn Shaffer 32 Rose Trocino 33o Ruth Sheets 34. Mary Taylor 35. Georgina Stewart 36. Ruth Way 37. Frank Christian 38. Virginia Tierney 39. Paul Weimoth 40. Junior Whitchair 41. Charles Sorbello 42. Ruhana Snider 43. Lucille Post 1940-41 1, Bonnie Blake 2, Margie Brown 3, Ivsrean Bryan 4, Be? ! - Gather 5, Anr.abolla Crouse 6, Max y Davis 7, H O on demi 8 . Cleditn Croon 9, Flora Isabella 10. Catherine Jenkins 11. Doris Kittle 12. Josephine Kittle 13. Agr.es Lough 14. Ruth McGlunphy 15. Emma Jean Moran 16. Mary Louise Mooney 17. Mary Louise Moore 18. Helen Morgan 19o Ruth Nelson 20,, Evelyn Phelps 21. Clara Richards 22. Faye Rogers 23. Carrie Stout 24. Clara Ulm 1940-41 (cont.) 25. Eva Ulm 26. Laura Ulm 27. Robert Annegan 28. Lawson Burton 29. Valentino Caruso 30. Ronnie Driver 31. Clifford Hall 32. Samuel Humphreys, Jr, 33. Fred Jones 34. Robert Lawson 35. Charles Lynch 36. John Lynch 37. Dave McCoy 38. Lawrence Nixon 39. James Norman 40. James Pepper 41 Robert Powell 42. Carl Ravis 43. James Preston 44. William Bcnsky 45. Gerald Rexroad 46. John Shaga 47. Roy Simons 48. Carl Smallridge 49. Gus Smith 50. Clarence Spenser 51. George Urtso 52. Bill Wenter 53. Walter Young 1941-42 1. Nola Bartlett 2. Freda Glenn 3. Berta Hall 4. Mary Haller 5. Katherine Hawkins 6. Mable Hustead 7. Rose Isabella 8. Myrtle Johnson 9. Susannah Miller 10. Maxine Mooney 11. Edythe Newlon 12. Ruth Phelps 13. Gladys Riffle 14. Ann Ross 15 Rose Scollise 16 Agnes Shaffer 17. Evelyn Snider 18. Camella Sorbella 19. Wilma Springer 20. Mary Succurro 21. Geraldine Wolfe - ALUNMI 'Tf- 1941-42 (cont. ) ih’ V 1945-46 — 22. Madeline .IsQlfq 23. Naomi Westfjll 1. Bct-$y Airaogaa 1. Irene Andrew • Mary Ealiga 25 Betty Connor 24. Edith Williams 3. Betty Davis 3. Louise Davis 25. Mike Babella 4. Violet Davis 4. Lindalene Davis 26. Robert Brown 5. Vivian Gaines 5. Flora Davis 27. Charles Bunner 6, Helen B. Gozik 6. Mildred Devart 28. Paul Christian 7. Noma R. Glenn 7. Betty Duvall 29. Edward Drainer 8. Helen Marteny 8. Marietta Duvall 30. William Haney 9. Bertha A. Mitch 9. Mary Gwaldo 31. Thomas Kelley 10, Noraa J. Poole 10. Lois Jean Goodwi 32, Loo Marks 11. Bertha McGee 11. Geneva Griffith 33. Delbert Minear 12, Delores J. Robinson 12. Mary Hrib 34 Forrest Folard 13. Alice M. Shaffer 13. Zelna Jones 35. Sam Simonetta 14. Anna Swirple 14. Mary J. Merandi 36. Gail Smith 15. Margaret Uln 15. Susannah McCauley 37. Paul Stewart 16. Ella K. Stipe 16. Mildred Popovich 38. Ralph Stipe 17. Catherine Ulm 17. Adorah Purkey 39. Robert Taylor 18 John H. Bobella 18. Louise Rein 19. Roland Findley 19. Mary Rein 1942-43 20. Robert L. Marks 20, Petricia Snallridge 21. Charles Newhouse 21. Evelyn Smith 1. Wylodean Ball 22. Jinnie Succurro 22. Helen Swirple 2, Hattie Barnum 23• George Powell 23. Ullie Brown 3. Mary Burton 24. Lewis M. Stout 24. Ronald Cosner 4. Jean Cole 25. Pat Conner 5. Lena Davis 1944-45 26, Kenneth Crouse • 6. Elwanda Drainer 27. George Davis 7, Alice Harman 1. Nadine Bailey 28, Joseph Gerard 8. Jean Moyers S. Betty Brown 29. Charles Harris 9. Edna Jones 3. Betty Christian 30. Thonas Hawkins 10. Roberta Riley 4. Essie Drainer 31. Fred Hurst 11. Mary Anna Sheets 5. Edna R. Fulton 32. John Lough 12, Mary Shingleton 6, Betty Lou Goodwin 33. Earl M, Jones 13Laura Trimble 7. He len Louise 34. Gene A, Jones 14. Ruth Thompson 8. Mary A, Isabella 35. Thonas Menear 15. Katherine Trocino 9. Nadalene L, Moyer 36. Fred McGee 16, Rosella Trocino 10, Daisy M. Mastachio 37. Neal Moran 17; Helen Vranish 11, Linda J. Reese 38. Donevan Moyer 18i Ruth Whitehair 12. Ruth Zona Reger 39. Donald Ncwlon 19. Sarah Workman 13. Betty L. Riley 40. Carmel W. Sterling 20. Martin Drainer 14. Barbara June Stewart 41. Wallace Sterling 21. Norman Drainer 15. Betty J. Whitohair 42. Jar.es Stewart 22. John Gawaldo 16. Janes Edward Bonnell 43. Nesson Stewart 23. Bud Greathouse 17. Richard W. Cox 44. John Trociuo 24; David Hayes 18. Janes W. Drainer 45. Janes Workman 25. Clarence Jones 19. Richard B. Haney 26. William Lipscomb 20, Edward McGee 1946-47 27. Richard Menear 21. Roland F. Purkey 28. Eugene Nelson 22. Gerald Riffle 1. Bemadine Blake 29 Robert Riley 23. Brannon E. Riffle 2. Betty J, Ball 30, Walter Swirple 24. Alpha D. Short 3. Agnes Frey 31, Carl Williams 25. Lance D. Williams 4. Mary A. Isabella • 32. David Workman 33. Omar Workman 34 Joseph Wenter 26, Richard W. Selvey 5. Pauline Kerns ALUMNI 1946-47 (cont.) 6. Irene Miller 2. Herbert Grouse 25 Davis Riffle • 7. Virginia Popovich 3. Andy Gallo 26. Philip Sandy 8. Dona Lou Roush 4. Mary Gallo 27. Patricia Savage 9. Margaret Ruse 5. Betty Gozlk 28. Harry Stackpole 10. Mildred Ruse 6. Edward Haney 29. Genalee Stackpole 3jL. Rosalie Taylor 7. Levant Hays 30. Donald Turnbull 12. Angeline Trocino 8. Vera Hyle 31. Alfred Welch 13. Juanita Weaver 9. Junior Kittle 32. Bedford Wilfong 14. Louise Wright 10. Mary Lipscomb 15. Robert Bonnell 11. Phillip Lough 1950-51 16. Albert Bihari 12. Arden Lych Jr. 17. Howard Brown 13. Madelene McCauley 1. Maxwell Barnes 18. Earl Caldwell 14. Calla D. McDonald 2. Richard Cardot 19. Robert Dignan 15. Thomas Marks 3. James Davis 20. William Frun 16. Sam Olivio 4. Kenneth Duvall 21. Frank Hawkins 17. William Parks 5. Edward Gobel 22. John Harman 18. Charles Popovich 6. Carl Guzzi 23. Herbert Lipscomb 19. Nellie Powell 7. Jimmy Guzzi 24. Fred Nessar 20. Eloise Richardson 8. Lawrence Helmick 25. Paul Radick 21. Francis Riffle 9. Alva Knight 26. Ervin Short 22. Russell Shaffer 10. John McKinney 27. Tony Spino 23. Jack Shrove 11. Jack Payne 28. George Stackpole 24. Velva Short 12. Steve Popovich 29. Frank Stipe 25. Charles Stewart 13. Robert Sandy 26. Mary U lm 14. Donald Smith 1947-48 27. Felicia Watson 15. James Smith 28. Jean Rita Varner 16. Michael Stonko • 1, Joanna Carder 29. Marianna Workman 17. Janes Swirple 2. Katherine Clevenger 30. Virginia 'Williams 18. Robert Watson 3. Vietta Fleming 19. Mary E. Carder 4. Loretta Gerard 1949-50 20. Betty Drainer 5. Eleanor Gibson 21. Delores Felton 6. Marian Hanson 1. Wanda B all 22. Violet Gibson 7. Cora L. Lane 2, William Bihari 23. Virginia Gibson 8. Rose M. Mitchell 3. Raymond Blake 24. Lorraine Goodwin 9. Margaret McGee 4. William Bobella 25. Mary Hudkins 10. Annabell Newhouse $. Geraldine Bonnell 26. Barbara Johnson 11. Betty Riffle 6. Joann Burton 27. Patty Kerns 12. Pearl Riffle 7. Louise Campbell 28. Alma McCauley 13. Mary Pellegrino 8, Paul Crouse 29. Ida M. McDonald 14. Barbara Stalnaker 9. Nancy Fleming 30. Minnie McGee 15. Eleanor Smith 10. Clinton Frum 31. Mary Neal 16. Lucy Uln 11, Warren Fulton 32. Elizabeth Pelle- 17. Helen Wagaor 12. Geneva Gerard grino 18. Mary VJhitehair 13. Dorothy Green 33. Kathleene Shaffer 19. Helen Whit3hair 14. Wylodean Gibson 34. Maxine Smith 20. Gail Bartlett 15. Lola Helmick.. 35. Lois Springer 21. William Duvall 16. San Isabella Jr. 36. Martha Stonko 22. Joseph Harris 17. Kenneth Johnson 37. Betty Thompson 23. Harold Payne 18. Barbara Lough 38. Eleanor Spears 24. Herbert Putzek 19. Wayne McCauley 1951-52 25. Willis D. Riley Jr. 20. Virginia Newhouse 1. Betty Andrews • 26. James Thompson 21, Lena Pallegrino 2. Richard Bartlett 22. Robert McVicker 3. Donice Bartlett 1948-49 230 Thomas Turkey .4. Jean Blake •1. Hubert Boyles 24 Donald Re a s e w 5. Grace .Brown ' f mf. ' ALUMNI 1953 '5? vCont.) 1952'-53 (Cont.) 1954-55 (Gbnt.) 6. Richard Carder 21, 0!:ey Gibson 15 Nancy Graham • 7. Po. th C.-t erili Rcfee: t lattle 16. Jean Greathouse 8. William C. ouse oc li'bert Knight J 74 Paul Gobel 9. Barbara D vis 24, laloh Lake 18, Bill Helmick 10. Ma.-y A. Ervin 25, Kenneth Marks 19. Darrel Heavner 11. Paul Gallo 26, RoL'md McCauley 20. Norma Mayle 12. Verah J, Gaines 27, Collie Poole 21. Donna Mayle 13. Charles Gibson 28, David Popovich 22. Evalene McCau- 14. Mary Hustead 29, David Popovich ley 15. Martin Hustead 30, John Riley 23. Shirley McCauley 16. Tommy Isabella 31. Albert Smith 24. Do Hie Nessar 17. Betty Jenkins 32, William Spears 25. Joe Nessar 18. Patty Jenkins 33, David Thompson 26,. Mary Newhouse 19. Ann Johnson 3h, Donald Thompson 27, Nancy Nutter 20. Emogene McCauley 28 o Angela Pollard 21. Rosalene McDonough 1953-54 29. Ronald Popovich 22. Myrtle Merritt 30. Beulah Riffle 23. Anna Milinovich lo Margaret Brown 31. Shirley Riffle 24. Elolse Mitchell 2. Martin Brown 32. Helen Riley 25. Lola Peters 3. Richard Brown 33. Betty Smith 26. Mary Saltis 4, George Carder 34. Vivian Stevens 27. Robert Savage 5. Wayne Crowe 35. Nadine Stewart 28. Glenn Simmons 6. Jack Dillm 36. Dolores Spears 29. Philomena Spino 7. Marvin Felton 37. Bill Snodgrass 30. Donald Stewart 8. Margaret Gozik 38. Larry Vincent 31. Paul Stipe 9. Helen Green 39. Georgenia Welch • 32. Patty Stonko 10. Roberta Green 40. Frances Wolford 33. Patti Thomas 11. William Hudkins 41. Ralph Weaver 34. Jean Urtso 12. Virginia Marks 1955-56 35. Loretta Whitehair 13. William Marshall 36. Charles Whitehair 14. Dora Jean Martin 37. Clara Wolford 15. Shirley Moore 1. Bobby Blake 38. Violet Workman 16. William McDonough 2. Louella Kay 17. Dale McCauley Bartlett 1952-53 18, Haney Newlon 3. Alice Bailey 19. Robert Riffle 4. Rebecca Blank 1. Naomi Brown 20. Jacquline Sandy 5. Frances Jacob 2. Barbara Cole 21. Ima Jean Sines 6. Joleene Findley 3. Joan Davis 22. Shirley Wilfong 7. Harley Green 4. Nancy Crim 8 John Isabella 5. Barbara Devart 1954-55 9. Blaine Kerns 6. Wanda Fulkinar 10. Delbert Leach 7. Joan Johnson 1. Frances Adams 11. Shirley Mayle 8. Jean Lough 2. Imojean Bailey 12. Ruby Moore 9. Madge McKinney 3. Philip Bartlett 13. Vivian Newhouse 10. Helen Muazung 4. Mary Blake 14. Teddy Olivio 11. Juanita Powoll 5. Iretta Brown 15. Mary Ann Powell 12. Billie Jo Rosier 6, Ernest Cassiday 16. Mable Riffle 13. Carol Shaffer 7. Philip Cleavenger 17. Percy Riffle 14. Shirlene Shreve 8. Patty Corder 18. Jean Riffle 15. Wilma Welch 9. Billie Rae Davis 19. Jim Ross 16. Nettie Wilfong 10. Roberta Davis 20. Erma Sandy 41 17. Thomas Burton 11. Dolores DeBarr 21. Constance Sheets 18. Charles Carder 12. 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