Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1965 volume:

HISTORY 07 THE '.VEST VIRGINIA COLLEGE In 1S63, Reverend Flavious Gather, a Baptist minister, formed a joint stock company for the purpose of purchasing a site, erecting a building and maintaining a school of highorder at Flemington. Seven thousand dollars were raised f i- the enterprise. The company pur- chased from Mr. Emory Fleming five acres of land, situated on a beauti- ful plateau encircled by a chain of lofty hills, about three fourths of a mile east of Flemington on the Baltimore Ohio railroad. Work was begun on the building but the funds were exhausted before the building was completed and the work had to be discontinued. In 1867, the Free Will Baptists purchased the property and continued the work on the building until it could be used for school purposes. A charter granting full college powers was obtained by a special act of the legislature and the name West Virginia College was adopted. Reverend A. B. Williams was elected president. Among the succeeding presidents were Professor William Colegrove, Reverend ”'r vid Powell and Reverend . E. Peden. For nearly a quarter of a century this school was one of the most important educational institutions in the State, but on account of lack of financial support it was discontinued in 1892. Ur. Clark Cather and others used the building for subscription schools and stammer normals from 1892 to 1899. HISTORY OF FLEMINGTON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL In 1899 the Board of Education of Flemington district was composed of Michael Graney, president, and Jebediah D. Frum and John M. Ross, commissioners. There being a demand for additional room for pupils in sub—district No. 2, it was decided by the board to purchase the property known as West Virginia College, which was then.offered for sale for the sum of $2 200. It was used for the exccunty superintendent, had charge of the advanced grades for the first two years and Mr. Dellet Newlon, present county superintendent, for the next two years. At the general election in 1902, the question of establishing a district high school was submitted to the voters of Flemington district. It carried by an overwhelming majority and College High School, the first district high schcol in the State, was established. The Board of Education having charge of the school affairs at that time consisted of John B. Cather, president; John M. Ross and F. Baxter H aller. Commissioners. At the July meeting of the board in 1903, Mr. J. E. Shrader was chosen as the first principal of the College High School. About twenty pupils were enrolled, five of whcm graduated at the cl se of the term. Mr. Shrader was employed for the second year. The enrollment was about twenty-five. Four pupils graduated. Mr. Louis M. Snyder was chosen principal in 1905; thirty-nine pupils were enrolled, four of whom graduated. At the close of the term Mr. Snyder resigned to accept a position in a bank at Morgan- town, and as the increased number of pupils seemed to demand it, the Board of Education decided tc employ two teachers for the year 2 1906-7. Accordingly Mr. Frank J. Tracy was elected principal and Mr. W Edwin Tonblyn, assistant. Fifty-four pupils were enrolled; six graduat- ed. The following year with the same teachers the enrollment reached fifty-nine, the largest in the history of the school. Eleven pupils graduated at the close of the term. In 1908, Mr. J. N. Fries was elected principal, and Mr. E. W. Kene- dy, assistant. The enrollment was somewhat less than it had been and no pupils were graduated, but substantial progress was made. In 1909, Mr. S. Orestes Bend was chosen as principal and Mr. Frank S. White, assistant. That year the course of study was made somewhat broader and the subject of Agriculture was given a prominent place� Among other innovations for the year was a District Agricultural Ex- hibit, which, with the aid of Professor Daniel W, Working and others from the West Virginia College of Agriculture, wasnade one of the most interesting and instructive features of the year. With the same teachers the following year which is the one just closing, this feature assumed still larger proportions. This year the course of study was made more comprehensive, the study of music was introduced and a piano was purchased by the school. At the close of the year three young people received diplomas of graduation. It is, perhaps, only just to say that the character and attainment of the young people who have attended the High School, furnish abundant proof of the wisdom of the people in maintaining a DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL. 1904 CUSS OF 1908 1913 1 Mabel D. Currey 1. Bessie Hadix 1. Bertha Allen 2. Gettie Cather 2. Fred A. Bradley 2. Charles Butcher 3. E. Stanley Haller 3. Lulu I, Springer 3. Nona Batson 4. Jesse Cather 4. Byron G. Ross 4. Delbert Blank 5. Leyton Batson 5. Lillie Alltop 5. Georgia Currey 6, Walter G. Menear 6. Brooks Fleming 1005 7. Bessie Winter 7. Sheridan Frun 1. A. Bush Cather 8. Stanley Fleming 8, Fred Kelley 2, Latelle Graney 91 Kittie Clevenger 9. Jessie Lawson 3. Adah Springer 10. Percy H. Currey 10. Hattie Smith 4. Enid Haller 11. John Traxler 1911 12. Russel West 1906 1. Morris Haller 1. Helen Allen 2. Bessie Tomblyn 1914 2. M. Quay Haller 3. Dennis Cather Carl Allen 3. Ray Cather 2. Carl Cheneweth 4. Iva Whitehair 1912 3. Doris Goughnn 1907 1. Leslie Allen 4. William Garrett 5. Grover Lawson 1. Ethid Waller 2. Smith Biggs 6. Roxie Pepper 2. Zona Lough 3. Bertha Cather 7. Ernest Pinnell 3. Elsie Winter 4. Oma Springer 8. Wade Smith 4. Edith Springer 5. Leah Drainer 9. Cecil Springer 5. Mamie Dilworth 6. Harlan Kelley 10. Nellie Whitehair 6.Tracey A. Currey 7. Ralph Pepper itr. Talbott Principal 0 tt t Mrs. Jean Burtsn C°ffalEC® Mr. John Findley Drivers Ed. Science Mrs. Dorothy Cardot English History Mr. Francis Julian Welding Mrs. Jennie Findley History Music Core Mr. Charles Kelly Machine Shop Mr. Robert Shields Geography- History Coach Math Mrs. Sharon Hawkins Snrlish Speech Mr. Arden Swacker Science Math Mrs. Francis Piccolo History Library Math Mrs. Olive Talbott Geography English Mrs. Anna Whitescarver Home Economics Science SENIORS Janet Boggess Secretary Garold Bolton 5 Mary K. Cather Teacher Charles Barlett Service Marilyn Jones Math Teacner Sheldon Findley Forester Richard Collins Enginoerer Rebecca Justice Nurse D avid Hayes ervice Phylis Felton Air Line Hostess Larry Kakuk Service Terry Jo Maxwell Housewife Linda McCloy Be Happy Thomas Petrovich Lawyer Annlene Morris Housewife ' — Karen Nestor Nurse Danny Robinson Chemist George Powell Army Gloria Preston Secretary James Rogucki Teacher Delano Smith Stay Single Brenda Riffle Psycologist Gwendolyn Rus Secretary Larry Singleton Engineerer Selby Trader Be Happy Roger Spencer Machinist Connie Wyckoff Secretary Jerry Turnbull To Be Rich Larry Whitehair Baseball Star A SENIOR'S GOOD-BYE A3 seniors, our hearts are filled with sadness For friendships that were so true We'll miss you teachers, classmates, and friends. And we hope you'll, iniss us too. Good luck to the following seniors We wish you all success We hope you'll have ?. wonderful year Filled with happiness. At last the pages of our yearbook is closed Our high school days have come to end We walk away from dear ole F.H.S. .And bid farewell, good luck to each friend. It is the last time our class will climb these steps It is the last time we'll trod these '.alls Or greet our teachers with a smile Or look at the pictures on the walls. But we sill have so many fond memories Of happiness and of fears We have so much to remember From our past six happiest years. CLASS HISTORY That Wor.d3vf.il Yrv.r of 1962 Seniors we were destined to be Small, frightened but mightily This was the first of our four challenging years But we would make it, through toil or tears It was early that September morning when fifty nine freshmen assembled at Flemington High School. Tiis year what we achieved would really count, some of us would be left by the wayside while others would grasp each wrung of the ladder of success with deep determination. That Wonderful Year of 1963 As tophmores we were feeling bolder and determined to make ourselves known. We began the year by having two of our sophmores Mary Gibson and Brenda Riffle enter the contest on What the United Nations Mean to Me , competing with several juniors. We were proud to have Brenda Riffle chosen as winner and delegate to the United Nations in New York City for one week. Our boys weren't about to let us down as Richard Collins made the varsity basketball scuad and selected for the all tournament team at the Regionals. Roger Spencer also contributed much to the Greyhounds that year. We presented the Easter Chaple Program under the Direction of Mr. John Findley. We closed another successful year with a Pizza Party as our class party. That Wonderful Year of 1964 As juniors, this was to begin our fund-raising projects. For our first project we launched a magazine drive. We set our goal a 600.00 and went over. This was more than any of the preceding classes had ever made thanks to Gloria Preston and Jerry Turnbull, our high salesmen. Cnee again one of our classmates, Jerry Turnbull won the United Nations Speech Contest and a week in New York City. The talent show beckoned seven of us juniors. We did a dance routine to Eefanany , although we didn't win the contest, we enjoyed every moment of it. Basketball season rolled around once again with Richard Collins and Roger Spencer on the varsity. Sheldon Findley contributed much with Connie Wyckoff as scorekeeper and Sherry Devart as one of the varsity cheerleaders. Our delegates to Jacksons Mill Rhododendron Girl State and Mountaineer Boys State were Mary Kay Cather and Richard Collins. Brenda Riffle and Sheldon Findley attended Charleston on Know Your State Government Day. The big event of the year finally approached on May 2, the Junior-Senior Prom. The theme wa3 Roman Holiday, although it took a lot of work, we had fun and it was successful, thanks to the kind assistance of Mrs. Piccolo. Another year was trough to an end as we looked anxiously ahead to our senior year. • • I . i •; CLASS HISTORY (CCNT.) That Wonderful Year of 1?65 Who could ever believe ve are seniors? It seems impossible but above ail. magis tinal. There was an air of excitement as we received our rises and p.ad our pictures taken- It was just as wonderful as we had dreamed - We were extremely proud of Brenda Riffle and Jerry Turnbull when they were chosen Dr;m Majorette and Dnira l ajor. Our major fund-raising pi-oject during our senior year was the Toothbrugh Sale , Along with making a good profit we also had a lot of fun. We have also planned to sell stationery and work to make our concession stand at the ball games a real success. Two or our seniors. Richard Collins ;ir.d Sheldon Findley con- tributed much to the Varsity Team, We were very proud of them. Gwendolyn Rus and have Nestor were selected varsity cheerleaders. With much anticipation, we are looking forward to our Senior Trip to the New York World’s Fair wG aie sure ve will have a wonderful time, and it will be remembered for a long time. We are now planning for our senior chapel program and Commence- ment exercises. I Berlin Jail e.y—Of study, he never bus spcke. But often has he a Joke. Charles Jartlett—A welder he is dcstired to he. Full of laughs, and fun and carefree. Gary 31ake—Although he is solem, quiet and shy, Our Gary is really quite a guy. Stephen Blake—So quiet and gay. Yet, so mischievious in his way. Janet Boggess—With a jest on her tongue, a smile on her lips. She's just bubbling with fun to her fingertips. Garold Bolton—He's a guy who likes to tease. With a personality that is surely to please. Mary Kay Cather—This girl is bright and full of fun. That winning smile makes her number one. Richard Collins—This guy is handsome and really quite tall. You should see him sink that basketball. Phyllis Felton—She brings with her a ray of sun, A merry laugh, a cry of fun. Sheldon Findley—His limbs were cast in manly mold for hardy sports and a heart of gold. Mary Ann Gibson—For church, 4-H, and school she has time. How she does it, we can not find. Minna Green—A heart of gold and a happy smile. Make this young lass a maid worth-while. David Hays—Full of mischief, raising cain, Dave is his name. Marilyn Jones—-She is clever, pretty, witty, too; Always cheerful, never blue. Rebecca Justice—Always time for a laugh or a jest, A friend like her indeed is the best. Terry Jo Maxwell—She laughs and smiles all the day. She's cute little girl with a cute little way. Analene Morris —She is quiet, she is shy. There is mischief in her eye. Linda McCloy—At. the Ellis Restaurant she's a beaming car hop. She must be the reason why so many cars stop. Kay Nestor—Pretty, ’witty, full of fun, That vanning smile makes her number one. Tom Petrovich-—Life is jest and all things show it. He thought so once, but now he knows it. Buddy Powell—His smile is goca ,c ee, He is cheerful as car. be, Gloria Preston—When she war a li :.tie girl she loved toys, Nov? she is l- uig girl and loves boys. Brenda Riffle—To Brenda, only God granted a heart ever newl To always open, to always be true. Danny Robinson—This man is known by silence he keeps. And by the appreciation he reaps. James Rogucki—With curly hair and eyes of blue. And a friendly smile to see him through. Gwendolyn Rus—Her charm and friendship everlasting. Her quiet sp. rit none surpassing. Larry Singleton—Very nice, very tall. Always gentle, kind to all. Delano Smith—That Delano is quite a working lad, He has profited much, but good times he’s had. Roger Spencer—That unmistakenably 3ly grin. Will surely win him many a friend. Selby Trader—She looks to innocent and shy, But she is mischievious and sly. Jerry Turnbull—Happy is he, from care he's free. Why can’t they all be like he? Connie Wyckoff—A tiny doll with golden hair And golden personality si so rare. Larry Kakuk—This guy can really cut a rug, We think he was bitten by a dancing bug. 1CU Kiev; VH-Iw BY Burlin Bailey Charles Bartlett Gary Blake Stephen Blake Janet Boggess Gerold Bolton Mary K. Gather Richard Cclli’is Phyllis Felton Sheldon Findley Mary Ann Gibson Minna Green David Kays Marilyn Jones Rebecca Justice Terry Jo Maxwell Analene Morris Linda McGloy Kay Nestor Tom Petrovich Buddy Powell Gloria Preston Brenda Riffle Danny Robinson James Rogucki Gwendolyn Rus Larry Singleton Delano Smith Roger Spehcer Selby Trader Jerry Trubble Larry Whitehair Connie Wyckoff Larry Kakuk By his ability to have an answer for everything. By his good nature. By his shyness. Ey his ability to go to Rosement. By her leng dark hair. By his shyness. ]%' her sweet personality. By his ability to play basketball, by her wild ways. By his crew-cut. By her ability to help others. By Cary’s class ring. By his shortness. By her laughing ways. By her sweet personality. By her shortness. By her being engaged. By her working at the Ellis. By her ability to get things done. By his ability to go with girls. By his ability to play drums. By her working at the Parkette. By her ability to make straight A's. By his ability to play the trumpet. By his curly hair and dark glasses. By her cute ways. By his red hair. By his tallness and kindness. By his quiet ways. By her quiet ways. By his ability to make speeches. By his blond hair. By her blushing ways. By his loudness. • • . i • • - { WILLS Burlin Bailey wills his big mouth to Russel Greathouse. Charles Bartlett wills his flirty walk to Jimmy Vincent. Gary Blake v.ills his income tax to J. 3. Stephen Blake wills his sly, cunning waay to Jerry Welch. Janet Boggcss wiZls her sense of numor to all serious—minded people. Garold Bolton wilxs Danny Seese a packago of carrots. It.ry Kay Cathor wills her smile to Linda Cottrill. Richard Collins wills his ability to gat along with the referees Phyllis Felton wills her long black eyelashes to anyone who wants them. Sheldon Findley wills his masculine features to Tam Wilfong. Mary Ann Gibson wills her working ability to ull the iaixures of Flemington High School. Minna Green v.dlls her ability to make mistakes in typing to La Donna Vincent. David Hays wills his two-timing ability to anyone who can get away with it. Marilyn Jones wills her math skill to Mr. Sweckcr. Rebecca Justice wills her typing ability to her sister, Diane. Terry Jo Maxwell wills her driving ability to Fonda. Analene Morris wills her red hair to Linda Cleavenger. Linda McCloy wills her talks with Mrs. 3urton to anyone who needs them. Kay Nestor wills her position as hoad cheerleader to Crystal Spencer. Tom Petrovich vllls his evenings at Findley's to anyone who needs a friend. Buddy Powell wills his drumming ability to anyone who hates silence. Gloria Preston wills her ability to know bc-'s to all the bashful girls of F.H.S. Brenda Riffle wills her position as Drum Majorette to anyone who can stand the strain. Danny Robinson wills his trumpet ability to Rosemary ’Jilliams. James Rogucki wills his lateness to anyone who- thinks they can get away with it. Gv.endolyn Rus wills her blonde hair to all the Lady Clairol users. Larry Singleton wills his oasketball ability to Dean Leach. Delano .ith wills his books to the 3oard of iiducation. Roger Spencer vllls his cane tc anyone who is unfortunate enough to get struck by a car. Selby Trader wills nothing, she needs everything she's got. Jerry Turnbull wills his drum major position to David Burton. Larry vJhitehair wills his love to Luella. Connie Wyckoff vllls her position as scorekeeper to anyone who thinks they can keep up with the games. Larry Kakuk vllls his beautiful brown eyes to Bill Blake. Tc our teachers we wish to will our sincere thanks for making our years at FLe.-ran.gton High successful and happy. t • • •• i r • • • • •. • r •• M � ■ j : • . . .f r 9 . • . I • J. « t t « V % — • •V Ei V OiiDS Berlin Bailey—Oh Bulli Charles Bartlett —You Know that? Gary Blake—Going do n J3S s? Stephen Blake—.Vho's buying? Janet Boggess—You don't say. Garold Bolton—Got a nickel? Mary Kay Cather—Don't know, do you? Richard Collins—Who needs it? Phyllis Felton—Beats meI Sheldon Findley—You crazy guys, li-iry Ann Gibson—Fiddlesticks I kinna Green—I don't know about that. David Hays—Want to bet? Marilyn Jone3—Ihcoey! Rebecca Justice—Don't get .ne tickled! Terry Jo Maxwell—Gee-ma-ne! •inalene Morris—Ain't that awful. Linda McCloy—Don't! Kay Nestor—Don't sweat it. Tom Petrovich—Does it give you a giggle? Buddy Powell—Is thao right? Gloria Preston—I'll nevar tell. Brenda Riffle—You batter quit it! Danny Robinson—Cripei James Hogucki—Certainly! Gwen Rus—Gee-whiz! Larry Singleton—What's it to ya! Delano Smith—Dang it! Roger Spencer—Gee-zoi! Selby Trader—Oh yeah! Jerry Turnbull-Shazam! Larry Whitehair—Vow!!.' Connie Wyckoff—Get the picutre? Larry Kakuk—Let's dance. $0, kjl'ri Hot ftmiHiUt tNOItqh for you ! T U AS KiC Kid OUT of 3iolo j jjt u htH I distend Tht r T 5ir- TiHq NUT To rwt. PloThtr Told, u.5 ui LUOU.IJ kt Tht Lift of Tht pfitTy if tul LtftrA td To roller sk 11 t riuqn di Jinq t if ski u «OuT riqkT. fill r qkt dr Tt a m t Fa I) In livt ! You. CAM aIloAYS TiH A Ha !o Ctir ------- Ou.r qroup h d W o ftiotr CAviril S. hUr hT oilT Thtri Aud do or die. for qooJ oT FIlmiNq TON Hiq 1 u - • - ■' nr --V. JUNIORS CLASS HISTORY f One-’ again it was tine for us to start a new year at gc od cle F. H. S. All. fifty-cne cf us entered as Juniors cn August 28. This was a successful and fun-'fiiled year thanks to our class sponsors, Lars. Frances Piccolo and Hr, John Cole. 'Ye began the year with the election cf no ? class officers which proved to be a vdse choice. They were: Jr resident: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Historian: -Villi an Cather La Donna Vincent Linda Har.nack Linda Fita’.vater Bassha Kittle One cf our min class projects was selling magazines. Each girl and boy made a tremendous effort- which enabled our class to surpass cur goalo we congradtilatod -J.n-1 Karrack and Daniel Shaga as being our top girl an bey salesman. The Quota Butter Captains were: ¥ ry Simpson, Larry Leach, Ensoh® Kittle, end Linda Harroack. Our Junior class is very proud of the record wo sot, V,fo enjoyed very much having the concession stand at the basket- ball games. This was a let of fun as well as profitable. Another class project was cur monthly newspaper Junior Up-To- Date with Linda Fit water as the editor. r Linda Hancock and Jerry Leach were chosen from the Junior class tc go to Charleston for Know Your State Government Day, ' ’iis project is spensered by the .Vest Virginia Education Association. For cur Assembly Program this year, we chose the theme of a lilnistrel Show. It was very successful and a lot cf fun. ’Ye are very proud cf our Junior Class players on the varsity team. Three cf them are cn the rain string. They are: Bill Cather, Joe Jenkins, and Herb Samples, Other members cf the varsity squad from the Junior Class are: -jerry Leach, Harold Allison, and Gerald Smith. Ke are expecting tc see all of them in action next year. '.le are hapjy to sny that four cf cur Junior Class girls are majorettes. They are: La Dcnna Vincent, Linda Hanmack, Bassha Kittle and Karlena Bensky. He are very preud ci‘ then� Once again, in the class tournament, we are The Cardinals. Our team composes of Bill Cather, Jce Jenkins, Herb Samples, Harold Allison, Gerald Smith, Jerry Leach, Terry wilfong, and Randy Wilfcng. Our class cheerleaders were Ilnda Fitzwater, reggy Blake, iiarlene Bensky and Judy Fowler. The Junirr-Senicr Prom is always the highlight cf the year. He hope that it will be a night always treasured in our memories. Tc this year's graduating class, we wish much luck, success, and happiness in tho varicus fields that they shall enter when they leave the halls of Flomington High for the laow time. w • . 1 11th Grade Beys 11th Grade Girls 1. Allison, HareId 1. Bailey, Geraldine 2. Ball, Stephen 2. Bensky, Marlene 3. Blake, William 3. Blake, Peggy 4. Boggess, Danny 4. Bolyare, Sharon 5. Bolton, Joe 5. Brownfield, Donna 6. Cather, William 6. Collins, Sharon Kay 7. Cottrill, Carl 7. Fit wate.v, Linda 8. Fulton, David 8. Fleuing, Linda 9. Jenkins, Joseph 9. Fowler, July 10. Kisner, Donald Mark 10. George, Deloris 11. Leach, Jerry 11. Green, Shelia 12. Marks, Okey 12. Hammack, Linda 13. Mayle, James 13. Kittle, Bassha Ruth 14. McCloy, Sammie 14. Menear, Mary Lee 1$. McKinney, Thomas 15. Moore, Alice 16. Saltis, Paul 16. MeCloy, Sharron 17. Samples, Herb 17. Reid, Audra 18. Shaga, Daniel 18. Simpson, Mary 19. Simmons, Arley 19. Sinsel, Sandy 20. Skidmore, Raymond 20. Vernon, Eileen 21. Smith, Gerald 21. Vincent, LaDonna 22. Stewart, Tom 22. Wclfcrd, Nettie Geraldine 23. Stutler, Robert 23. Zirkle, Carolyn 24. Trimble, Paul 25. Westfall, Michael 26. Wilfcng, Randy 27. Wilfcng, Terry Claso History The sopho or, elass o' ,V V-65 has an enrollment of fifty four pupils. It has. ooen a successful year for us, thar.k3 to our spon- sors, Mrs. Talbott a..d iir, Findley. At our class mooting held in September 1964, we elected the following officers: President—Beverly Phelps Vice President—James Kinsey Secretary--Jaxr.es Gibson Treasurer—Rosenary Williams Historian—Sandra Knotts We are very proud of our twelve students in band, especially our three majorettes, Beverly Phelps, Linda Jone3 and Sue Shaga. Rah! Rah! for our high school cheerleader. Crystal Spencer, and our three basketball players who have helped our team have a successful season. Then are John Gibson, James Kinsey and Terry Shreve. Congratulations boys! The sophomore class would like to wish the graduating class all of the love and good fortune which the future holds. Fortune and love oofriend the bold. —Ovid N 10th Grade Boys 10th Grade Girls 1. Clesvenger, Hollie 2. Grin Iknald 3. George, 4. Gibson, James 5. Gibson, John 6. Greathouse, Russell 7. Kinsey, Jerries 8. Kr otts, Daniel 9. Lambert, Mike 10. Marshall, Lee 11. Marteny, Roger 12. McGill, Robert 13. Morris, William Roger 14. Newlon, Lloyd 15. Ordiway, Hi Ion 16. Seese, Daiiny 17. Sheets, Roy 18. Smith, Anthony 19. Shrove, Terry 20. Vincent, Bradley 21. Zirkle, John 1. Blake, Dianna 2. Bolyard Cynthia 3. Burton, Linda 4„ Card-'� . , Elizabeth 5„ Cottrill, Linda 6. Fulton, Linda 7. Godfrey, Card 8. Hail, Martha 9. Hathaway, Pamela 10. Irv ine, SI ia ron 12. Jones, Linda 13. Justice, Diana 14. Kisner, Rebecca 15. Knotts, Sandra 16. Leach, Marlene 17. L'pscorrb, Charlotte 18. Pi eips, Beverly 19. Richardson, Gloria 2Q. Saucer, Willa 21. Shaga, Geraldine Sue 22. Simmons., Constance 23. Spencer, Crystal 24. Whitehair, For.da 25. Wilfung, Barbara 26. Williams, Rosemary 27. V.Vckoff, Jolinda V J - — • • •• • . • . • • • r CLAbS HISTCRi The Freshman Class of 1964-65 nas a membership of 41 students consisting of 21 girls and 20 boys. We are united us ' group v. 1th Mrs. Cardot 3 cir sponsor. Our class officers for this year are: President-Leeroy McKinney Vice President-LIicheal Bokey Secretary-Treasurer-Marilyn Swecker Historian-Dale Hays Although o_r boys d—dn t have toe luck to got possession of the banner l«st year in the class tour ioaiiorito too -iris were ..icre successful. We have 9 boys that arc playi..g Jr. High basketball and we hope to have a fine season. Mr. Cole is givi. g valu..ole nelp to the boys as tueir coach. This year we have three band members in our class. They participat- ed in all of the band activities including ELki=.s Forest Festival and the Kentucky Football Game at Morgantown. Our class presented the Christmas program this year and all members of the class participated including Mrs. Cardot as Santa Claus. Due to circumstances beyond our control we were unable to have a class party last May but we are looking forward to a nice one this year. The Freshman class wishes everyone the best of luck in their future indeavors, especially the Seniors. I 9th Grade Boys 9th Grade Girls 1 Bartlett, Leonid i. 2. Bokoy, Robert Mcheal 2. 3. Critchfield, Rax 3, 4. Devart, Gary 4� 5i George, Thomas 5. 6 Godfrey, Hi chard 6. 7. Hayes, Gary 7. 8. Hay3, Dele 8. 9 Kn.isht, Arthur 9. 10 . Leach, Dean 10. 11 Lipscomb, Kenneth 11. 12 Menoar, Robert 12. 13. McKinney, Lee Roy 13. 14 Ravis, Jerry 14. 15 Riffle, Clarence Raymond 15. 16 Salti3, Joseph 16. 17 Welch, Jerry 17. 18 Westfall, Larry 18, 19 Wilfong, Tom 20. Wiseman, Karl 21 Wolford, James Bailey, Janet Ball, ero-.ica Blake, Sheila Delaney, Sandra Dra in er, Carolyn Greathouse, Nancy Lawson, Jean Kayle, Vesta McKinney, Annabelle Morris, Patricia Mu'! Ian, Donna Mn1lan, Monica Pve, Starlene Serfass, Paulette Simpson, Violet Johnene Snodgrass, JoAnna Svecker, Marilyn Triable, Jean U sCr m . - V f , ■ ► K t , Y ■ ; v- •i 5 • '0-S 9 I CLASS HISTORY The eighth grade sponsors for 1964-65 were Mrs. ’ fliitescarver and Mr. Swecker, Ihsre were 53 pupils in the eighth grade, 22 girls and 26 boys. Eight of these members ar = in the band. The class officers are as follows: President-Gerald Collins Vice Fresident-Larry Riffle Secretary-Linda Wilfong Treasurer-J.irainy Turkey (Boys Section) Lesa Eclyard (Girls Section) In the tournaments last year we' were successful. ’ Ve captured the Boys Jr. High Banner. The girls went down to defeat against the eighth grade girls. On Veterans Day our chapel program was held. Poems and war stories were read in honor of the Vo eraur� In May we plan to ha a cor class oor.y. 8th Grade 1. Barton, David 2. Brady Thomas 3. Colli:.3, Gerald 4. Costello, Gary 5. Davie, Berny 6. Fire ley, To: .aid 7. Fleming, Pat 8. Fowler. Norran Dale 9. Godfrey, David 10. Gray, Sard?' 11. Greatho-ia , 12. Green. Roger 13. Jones. Brrl Wayne 14. Jor.es, Gary 15. Kayla, Robert 16. Mayle, Sieve 17. Monear, Kandy 18. Purkey, James 19. Ravis, Tcrr.ry 20. Reid, William 21. Saltis, Paul 22. Riffle, Larry 23. Stutlcr. Johnny 24. Whisehair, Roland §th_Gi-ad Girls 1, Bartlett, Mary 2, Educe Connie 3, Elalce. Kathy 4, tolc.-ji, Barbara 5, toly rd, L’elissia 6- Chrj-stiar., Su«an 7. Cor trill, Debra 8. Crir., Pr if.da 9. ri.U'.ney, liaona 10. iofv er, Georgia 11. George, Frances 17. Creer, Pobersa 13. Hall, Carol 14. Rammack, .fanet 15. lawnon, Cindy 16. Lic oomb, Ellen 17. lie Cloy, Dabby 13. McDonald, Thelma Jean 19. Koabr, Evelyn 20. Moore, Janie 21. Phillips, Rebecca 22. Reid, Evelyn June 23. Tharp, Patty 24. YJhi ehair, Cora 2 5. Wilfong, Linda 26. Wyckcff, Jo Anna 27. Zirlde, Liria CLASS HISTORY We entered the hails of Flemington High School scared but excited. We learned that our class wouldn't be divided and our class sponsor was hr. Findley. Wo elected our class officers. They were as follows: President : Margaret Hardman Vice President: iana Samples Secretary : Larry Lants Treasurer : Gary Wilfong We were happy to have Margaret Hardman, Debby Ball and Luella Leach in the high school band. In November we had our chapel program. It was a success I We ware thrilled when huth Kelly won a 11-day trip in an essay contest. She won 1st. place in the state. Soon we learned we were Tigers and our colors were orange and black. The class cheerleruers we selected were Linda heCity and Diana Samples. We wish to express our greatest thanks to Mrs. Findley and the other teachers for helping us get through our first year at F. H, S. Also we wish the best of luck to the Seniors and thank them for accepting us graciously: 7th Grade Boys 1. Bray, Charles 2. Brown, William 3. Dalton, Charles Wayne 4. Davis, Charles 5. Kisner, Michael 6. Lantz, Larry 7. Lipscomb, Henry 8. Moore, Nelson 9. Moyer, Gary 10. McGill, Larry 11. Riffle, Carl 12. Rus, Stephen 13. Stutler, Larry 14. Swisher, Charles Edward 15. Vincent, Jimmy 16. Wilfong, Gary 17. Wolford, William 7th Grade Girls 1. Allison, Lillian 2. Ball, Deborah 3. Ball, Linda 4. Bolyard, Pamela 5. Cleavenger, Linda 6. Croston, Brenda 7. Drainer, Sheryl 8. Hardman, Margaret 9. Kelley, Ruth Ellen 10. Knotts, Shirley 11. Leach, Luella 12. Lipscomb, Patricia 13. Moats, Linda 14. McCloy, Linda 15. McKinney, Barbara 16. Powell, Judy 17. Rand, Deborah 18. Reid, Ramona Kathern 19. Samples, Diana 20. Whitehair, Paulette 21. Zirkle, Clara Louise ' StW or C l«ss ' Prtsidiwr BrtvdA Rjf-flt Viti PntidfMT Jirry Turnbull Stenrury Connit W yc Coff TrtA u.r-ir KArs Vtsror SpItSmOU C ! • � Pm dtvr PiaPrtsidtVr JtertTAr Trt� s4 rfr Hisrori Bfrtrlw Phtlps JapMS KiMtfcjr JAmiS (jibSo W i� sirw� ry WUlimm S� dr K-tirt c L A S 5 0 f f I c 6 d S 0 f F. R5- tTawi' Prtiidtmt Viet PnudiHT Stertrmry Trt murir HtSTori� r C I a� s'' Bill CrrhjLr L� Do � W ttVT UWa Htmri e Liwd firtwATir BassK� Kiirit Frtshnnn Cl a Prt iJt r Llrtyfctun ljf VitiPntdt t W A Boiuy Surir� ry tfitroriaM Q,u Hmyit TriHfunr PUrilymSvitnr t Cyndl' Prisi4tmr Qinu-oColV Vkt Pn dtmrr mrryR'ffLt Sicririry L� W VMfrwf . Tn nauriri J,m fawny Bdfri HiiTvrimm Paw.I Sgi-tf G PrnUtur Vtex Pnndtur iltrtrmry Trims , nr mdt” Himrqttinmri mm trm i %«iplu L rry Lmtrr I . S3IXIAIX3V m BAND HISTORY The 1965 Flemingtcn High Band has completed another successful year under the direction of Mrs. Jennie Findley. The diligence of our 37 members has made possible the completion of an active schedule. Our band activities for 1965 include: During the basketball season F.H.S. Band provided pregame music and half-time shows for all heme basketball games, except the Alumni game. Three new members joined cur forces thle sar and six Senior members will be graduating. Those Seniors are: To Mrs. Findley we wish to express cur appreciation for a well accomplished year and to the Seniors we wish you success in the challenge that lies ahead. October 3 October 24 October 31 December 4 April 30 May 3l Forest Festival Parade Fireman's Parade Band Day at W.V.U. Annual Band Party Band Concert Memorial Day Farade Terry Jo Maxwell Buddy Powell Brenda Riffle Danny Rcbinscn Jerry Turnbull Pep Club This has been a busy season fcr the Pep Club. They have given our team lcyr.1 support along -vith the whole student-body, which has helped cur team with cur great victory in basketball. The officers of 1964-65 are: President: Marilyn Jones Vice President: Mary Ann Gibson Secretary: Deleris George Treasurer: Diane Justice The Pep Club purchased Warm Up jackets for our varsity team. At the beginning of basketball season a meographed sheet of cheers and sengs were issued tc various students. Several dances havebeen spensored by the Pep Club to raise funds for the Pep Club. A Hi-Fi Club has been started and Marilyn Jcnes and Danny Robinson are our representatives. The Pep Club donated $100.00 tc M D E A lean program at Fairmont State College. A special activity of the Pep Club is to hold a Miss Pep Club Dance which is held in the spring of the year. The members of the Pep Club are: Geraldine Bailey Diaana Blake Peggy Blake Janet boguess Cynthia 3 lyard Linda Burton Mary K' v C.r odor Kay Co 1 ii ns Deleris George Mary Ann Gibsen Carol Geffrey Marilyn Jones Diane Justice Rebecca Justice Rebecca Kisner Marlene Leach Mary Lee Menear Sharron MeCloy Analene Morris Kae Nestor Gloria Preston Gwen Rus Selby Trader Eileen Vernon Connie Wyckoff Jclirda Wyckoff The Sponsor cf Pep Club is Mr. John Cole. HE miii'i HOI'FAKERS OF AMERICA The Future F''me makers of America is the national organization of pupils whc atu.jy inmara.im ly i.i serior high school. We work together for better and happier acme j..ile for everyone. Our 1961-65 officers are: President: Mary Ann Gibson Vice President: Marilyn Jones Secretary: Sharon Bolyard Treasurer: Phyllis Felton Reporter: Cynthia Bolyard Parliamentarian: Rebecca Justice Recreation Leaders: Marlene Leach and Carolyn Zirkle Historian: Jolinda Wyckoff Our Chapter Parents are: Mrs. Robert Jones, Mrs, John Felton, Mrs. James Jones, and Mrs. Brocks Wyckoff. Our Chapter Teachers are: Mrs. Den Hawkins, and Mrs. Lawson Burton. Our advisor and sponsor is Mrs. Edward Whitscarver. This year our fund raising projects were selling necklaces and pepper. From cur treasure we bought and donated three pairs of pinking sheers for the hone economics department. On October 18, 1961 v e initiated one new member T.i ma Jo Jones and on October 19, 1961 wo formally initiated her at a night servicb. In the spring we plan to attend the F. H. A. Regional at the Wesleyan College, and also to have a Mother-Daughter Banquet on May 6, and a Tea for the Faculty and Seniors. ’ 'e think that helping to rake happy hones now and in the future is the most important shing that youth can do for democracy. The members ore: Diana Blake C'Tthia Bclyarvi Sharon Bclycrd Linda Burton Phylxis Pc It on Shelia Green Alary ann G.i usrn Sharon Irvin i.arlene Lome!. Linda LicClcy Analene Morris Jclinda V ycknff Carolyn iirkle Marilyn Jones lima Jc J Diane Justice Rebecca Justice ATHLETICS oASKKTBASB H.TGiOrtY The Mighty Greyhc . onus cf 19 4-65 opened up another successful season by downing Pvhens 6C-65. Cur next trip tco us to St. ugustine which proved to be victorious with a score of £7-54. Again Pickens fell to the Greyhounds as well as Beverly and the Industrial School. The Mighty Greyhounds suffered their first defeat at ihe hands of St. Patricks of Weston. They fought a hara battle but lost it by a score of 73-62. Our team went on to regain its composure by winning over the Alumni with 78-56. The second month of the season opened on the Jan. 4, with a hard fought battle with the Salem Cubs. Our boys rocked up 68 points as oalem trailed with an uneasy 67. Our boys worked with all faithfullness to extend our running streak. The next 8 teams we met were downed by our Greyhounds including Bristol, Coalton, Mountaineer, Industrial School, Beverly,, St. Augustine, Bristol, and Salem. The second disappointment of the season came when Coalton slid by the Greyhounds at Coalton with a score of 70-72. It was a close and exciting game as our tpys gave all they had. This was the second and final loss of the season. Rebounding from the defeat, the Greyhounds sought revenge over St. Patricks. With an easy margin, our boys came out ahead at the final buzzer by a score of 103-73. Next, the Maroons of St. Peters invaded Flemington but with ever deeper determination, the Greyhounds slipped past with a 72-71 victory in which proved to be a thriller to the large turn-out. The Greyhounds closed out their regular season against Mountaineer and carae out victorious by a landslide margin of 98-73. Another successful season was brought to a close as the 64-65 Greynounds maintained on 18-2 record and were eligible to enter the Section'! Tournament at Bridgeport, West Virginia. The first tournament game against Bristol was hard fought to the finish with Flemington coming out on top 74-72 in overtime play. The next game was against Lumberport for the championship title. Trying with all their might, the game ended v ith Lumberport 65 and Flemington 57- We ware prouu to have ttichard Collins and Bill Gather make the all-tournament team. We wisn to congratulate the boys and mr. Shields for a job well done. i � ADVERTISING ALUMNI 1929-30 1933-34 toont.) 1936-37 1. Dorotny rijfcLufan 7. Maxine Snyder 1. Dorotha Bartlett 2 • b 1 j CliCr10W€ t 8. Clax-ence Sterling 2. Anne Brown 3. Pearl Crumr-bne 9. Ll yd Scout 3. Ruth Burton 4. Evelyn Olenii 10. Ba; i L Bolf e 4. Charles Carder 5. Henry Flirt. 11. Hugh Vo Me 5. Eiitn Decrirg 6. Gametta harks 12. MagdoGena Wenter 6. Hal ?jndlev 7. Alfred Nestor 7. Sam Gerald 8. Dennis Poole 1934-35 8. Lena Green 9. Russell Riley 9. Oma Jane Hall 10. Edward Snider 1. Andy Penda 10. Anne Hricik 11. Roxie Wolfe 2. Naomi Bowen 11. Paulina Jones 12. Virginia Wolfe 3. Winiurede Brown 12. Charles elley 4. James Burton 13. Paul Marteny 1930-31 5. Homer Davison 14. Lynn Moore 6. Richard Delaney 15. Ann Morgan 1. Blanche barker 7. Chari'--'- Greathouse 16. John Clivito 2. Pauline Benda 8. Karl anight 17. Virginia PyleB 3. Charles Kenney 9. Susanna Martin 18. Pete Richards 4. Cmeile Lacare 10. Joe iiolntosh 19. Jsssie Silver 5. Herschel Sturms 11. Susie I'iostor 20. Frank Simon 6. Mary Thomas 12. John Poole 21. Marjorie Snider 13. Alfred Reppert 22. Virginia Stark 1931-32 11. Helen Stewart 23. John Stout 15. John Wenter 24. Helen Swecker 1. Violet annegan 25. Mary Trocino 2. Charles Cather 1935-36 26. Helen Whitehair 3. Frances Daugherty 27. Orlando Whitehair 4. Ramona Dawson 1. Thelma Barker 28. Dorothy Williamson 5. Robert Flint 2. Evelyn Brown 6. Eugene Greathouse 3. Geneva Brown 1937-38 7. Daisy Jones 4. Helen Cross 8. Merle Kelley 5. Mary Dryfield 1. Ruth Bartlett 9. Alpha Knight 6. Gladys Gaines 2. Martha Bartlett 10. Nellie Menear 7. Helen Gaines 3. Daniel Benda ll.Reba Menear 8. John Glenn 4. Ruth Cain 12. Joe Piccolo 9. Ada May Green 5. Billy Cather 13. Joe Spadafore 10. Lola May Hall 6. Louise Chenoweth 11. Charles Helmick 7. Martha Chenoweth 1932-33 12. Virginia Kelley 8. Isabella Coffman 13. Eulin Kinsey 9. Nelson Davis 1. Ludmilla Benda 14. Josie Kinsey 10. Paul Fleming 2. Dale Bums 15. Neil Marteny 11. Pauline Gerard 3. Helen Chenoweth 16. srsel McCauley 12. Clydia Knotts 4-. Silvia Costello 17. Irene Modesitt 13. Janette Lake 5. Cecil Rnxroad 18. Tony Clivito 14. James Lynch 6. Mary Simon 19. Mary Elizabeth Post 15. Margaret Lynch 20. Jack Powell 16. Cozetta Marks 1933-34 21. Fern Rogers 17. Ira 1 ams 22. Frank Scolish 18. Lillian Marks 1. Anna Benda 23. Virgil Taylor 19. Paul Putzek 2. James B cwn 24. Eva Tenney 20. Roy Radebough 3. Ham Litor Cather 25. Joseph Trocino 21. Stephen Reppert 4. Junior Frush 26. Francis Whitehair 22. Burl Ross 5. Virginia Phelps 23. Elizabeth Sheets 6. Geraldine Sherwood 24. Mary Sherwood . . • • � • « • • � ' 1937-33 (Corit, j 25. Clay otovt 26. Dan Stout 27. Kathleen Welch 28. Kermit l Leele 1938- 39 1. Franklin AID ander 2. Richard Blake 3. 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. Gerald Lynch 17. Helen McIntosh 18. Helen Ke.rsu,.e 19. Thelma Mooney 20. William Newhouse 21. George Phelps 22. Rosanna Peel1? 23. Lillian stout 24. Sam Trocinc 25. Clarice Wagner 26. Libert Wc.gn .1 27. Lthlyn Womaok 28. Lyla Woricmnn 1939- 40 1. Helen Benda 2. Charles Broivn 3. Lyle Drown 4. William Jvrtcn 5. ndna Gain 6. Ru+h ' ano’..ell 7. Ma y Caruso 8. Paul Casuo 9. Rolen Centora 10. I ore ten. Ghenoweth 11. Prank Christian 12. Frank Davis 13. Llnora Drainer 14. Garland Evers 15. Miaudei.la Findley 16. Louie Gerard 17. Josephine Isabella 193910 (cont.) 18. Betty Jcnej Id. A lene i.night 20. Evelyn Lough 21. Mildred Markley 22. Edward Marks 23. Ruth McGee 24. Mattie O'Keefe 25. Richard Payne 26. Joe Poppolardo 27. Lucille Post 28. Bernard Postlewaite 29. Ramund Reppert 30. Joseph Roush 31. Evelyn Shaffer 32. Ruth Sheets 33. Carrie Sinsel 34. Euhama Snider 35. Charles Sorbello 36. Georgina Stewart 37. Mary Taylor 38. Virginia 1'iemey 39. Rose Trocino 40. Ruth Way 41. Paul Welmoth 42. Junior Whittkair 43 Junior Williams 1940-41 1. Bonnie Blake 2. Robert Annegan 3. William Bensky 4. Margie Brown 5. I arean Bryan 6. La”So:i Burton 7. Valentino Caruso 8. Bertie Cather 9 c Annabel Crouse 1C. Mary Davis 1.1. Ronrie Driver 3.2. Helen Glenn .13. Cledith Green 14. Clifford Hall 15. Sanuel Humphreys, Jr. 16. Flora Isabella 17. Catherine Jenkins 18. Frea Jones 19. Loris Kittle 20. Josephine Kittle 21. Robert Lawson 22. Agnes Lough 23. Charles Lynch 24. John Lyrrh 25. la e McCoy 1940-41 (Cont.) 26. Ruth McGlurcphy 27. Emma Jean Moran 28. Mary Louise Mooney 29- : ary Louise Moore 30. Helen Morgan 31. Ruth Nelson 32. Lawrence Nixon 33� James Norman 34. James Pepper 35. Evelyn Phelps 36. Robert Powell 37. James Heston 38. Carl Ravis 39. Gerald Rexroad 40. Clara Richards 41. Faye Rogers 42. John Shaga 43. Roy Simons 44. Carl Smallridge 45. Gus Smith 46. Clarence Spenser 47. Carrie Stout 48. Clara Ulm 49. Eva Ulm 50. Laura Ulm 51. George Urtso 52. Bill Wenter 53. Walter Young 1941-42 1. Nola Bartlett 2. Mike Bobella 3. Robert Brown 4. Charles Bunner 5. Paul Christian 6. Edward Drainer 7. Freda Glenn 8. Bertha Hall 9. William Haney 10. Katherine Hawkins 11. Mable Hustead 12. Rose Isabella 13� Pfyrtle Johnson 14. Thomas Kelley 15. Leo Marks 16. Susannah Miller 17. Delbert Menear .18, Maxine Mooney 19. Edythe Newlon 20. Ruth Phelpe 21.. Forrest Pollard 22. Glydas Riffle 23. Ann Ross 1941-42 (Hor.t.) 24. Rose Scolliso 25. Agnes Shaffer 26. Sam Simonette 27. Wilma pi'in er 28. Evelyn ud:r 29. Gail Smith 30. Carmel].a oorhella 31. Paul Stewrrt 32. Ralph Stipe 33� Mary Succurro 34. Robert Ta lor 35. Geraldine Wolfe 36. Adeline Wolfe 37. Naomi Westfall 38. Edith Williams 1942-43 1. Wylodean Ball 2. Hattie bamum 3. Mary Burton 4. Jean Cole 5. Lena Davis 6. Elwanda Drainer 7. Martin Drainer 8. Norman Drainer 9. John Gawaldo 10. Bud Greathouse 11. Alice Harman 12. David Hays 13. Edna Jones 14. Calarence Jones l£. William Lipscomb 16. Richard Menear 17. Joan Moyers 18. Eugene Nelson 19. Roberta Riley 20. Robert niley 21. Mary Anna sheets '22. Mary hingleton 23� Walter Swirple 24. Laura Trimble 2$. Ruth Thompson 26. Katherine •‘■rocino 27. Rosella Trocino 2B. Helen Vranish 29. Ruth Whitehair 30. Car], Williams 31. Sarah ' JorRmar 32. David Workman 33« Omar WorJcmau 1943-44 1. Betty annegan 2. Mary baligna 3. John H. Lobelia 4. Betty Davis ALUMNI 1943-44 (Cont.) 5. Violet Davis 6. Vivian Caines 7. Helen b. Gozik . 8. Norma R. Glenn 9. Roland Findley 10. Helen Marteny 11. Robert L. Marks 12. Bertha McGee 13. Martha A. Mitch 14. Ruth Mitch 15. Charles Newhouse 16. Norma J. Poole 17. George Powell 18. Delores J. Robinson 19. Alice M. Laffer 20. Ella M. Stipe 21. Lewis M. Stout 22. Jimmie s curro 23. Anna Swirple 24. Margaret Ulm 25. Catherine Ulm 1944- 43 1. Nadine Bailey 2. James Edward Bonnell 3. Betty Brown 4. Betty Christian 3. Richard W. Cox 6. Essie Longwell 7. James W. Drainer 8. Edna R. Fulton 9. Betty Goodwin 10. Helen Hall 11. Richard naney 12. Mary -Isabella 13. Daisy M. Mustachio 14. Edward McGee 15� Nadalene L. Moyer 16. Roland Purkey 17. Linda J. neese 18. Ruth Zona Reger 19 Gerald Riffle 20. Brannon rtiffle 21. Betty E. Riley 22. Richard W. Selvey 23. Alpha °hort 24. BarLara June Stewart 25. Betty J. Whitehair 26. Lance D. Williams 1945- 46 1. Irene Andrews 2. Ullie Brown Jr. 3. Betty Connor 4. Pat Connor 5. Ronald Cosner 1945-46 (Coat.) 6. Kcn-u th Crouse 7. Louise navxs 8. Unie! ant Davis 9. Fie. '1 Davis 10. Georf.c TYvis 11. Mi]d: ed De art 12. Betty juVi.il 13. Marie tv,� Duvall 14. Joseph Gerard 15. Lois Goodwin 16. Geneva Griffit 17. Mary Gwaldo 18. Charles Harris 19. Thomas Hawkins 20. Mary Hrib 21. Fred Hurst 22. Zelma Jones 23. Earl M. Jones 24. Gene A. Jones 25. John Lough 26. Mary J. Merandi 27. Thomas Menear 28. Susannah lieCauley 29. Fred McGee 30. Neal Moran 31. Donovan Moyers 32. Donald Newlon 33. Mildred Popovich 34. Adorah Purkey 35. Louise Rein 36. Mary Rein 37. Patricia smallridge 38. Evelyn Smith 39. Carmel W. Sterling 40. Wallace Sterling 41. James Stewart 42. Nesson Stewart 43. Helen Swirple 44. June Thompson 45. John Trocino 46. James Workman 1946-47 1. Betty J. Ball 2. Albert Bihari 3. Andy Bihari 4. Bernadine Blake 5. Robert Bonnell 6. Howard Brown 7. Earl Caldwell 8 Robert Digman 9. Charles Drainer 10. Agnes Frey 11. William Frum 12. Wayne Gatian 13. Frank Hawkins 14. John Harman • I I • � ' 1946-47 (Cont.) 15. Mary A. Isabella 16. Pauline Kerns 17. Herbert Lipscomb 18. Irene Miller 19. Fred Nessar 20. Virginia Popovich 21. Paul Radick 22. Dona Lou Roush 23. Margaret «use 24� Mildred Ruse 25. Ervin Short 26. Tony Spino 27. George Stackpole 28. Frank stipe 29. Rosalie Taylor 30. Vascelious Taylor 31. Angelin Trocino 32. Wuanita Weaver 33. Louise Wright 34. Troy Trimble 35. James Trimble 1947- 48 1. Gail Bartlett 2. Joanna Carder 3. Kathryn Cleavenger 4 William Duvall 5. Vietta Fleming 6. Loretta Gerard 7. Lleanor Gibr.or. 8. Marian Hanson 9. Joseph Harris 10. Cora n. Lone 11. Rose M. Mitchell 12. Margaret. McGee 13. Annabell N'-wncuse 14. Harold Payne 15. Herbert Payne 16. Mary Pellogrinc 17. Betty Riffle 18. Pearl Riffle 19. Willis D. iiley, Jr. 20. Barbara -Jeer 21. Lleanor Smiu 22. James Thompson 23. Lucy Uin 24. Helen Wagner 25. Mary Whitehai: 26. Helen Whiteh rur 1948- 49 1. Hubert Boyles 2- Herbert Crouse 3. Andy Gallo 4. Mary Gallo 5. Betty Gozik ALUMNI 1918-49 (Cont.) 6 Edward Haney 7. Levant Hayes 8. Vera Hyle 9. Junior Kittle 10. Mary Lipscomb 11. Philip Lough 12. Arden Lynch Jr. 13. Madealene McCauley 14. Calla D. McDonald 15. Thomas Marks 16. Sam Olivio 17. William Parks 18. Charles Popovich 19. Nellie Powell 20. Eloise Richardson 21. Francis.Riffle 22. ttussell Shaffer 23. Jack Shreve 24. Velva Short 25. Charles Stewart 26. Mary Ulm 27- Felicia Watson 28, Jean Rita Wymer 29 Marianna Workman 30. Virginia. Williams 1949-50 1. Wanda. 3all 2. William Bihari 3. Raymond Blake 4. Wnlliam Bobella 5. Gera lc Lie nonnell 6. Joann Burton 1. Louiae Campbell 8. Paul Crouse 9. Nancy Fleming I1C. Clanton From 11. Warren Fulton 12. Geneva Gerard 13• Dorthy Green I4 W lodean Gibson 15. Lola Helmiok 16. Sam Isabella, Jr. 17. Kenneth Johnson 13. Barbara Lough 19. Wayne McCauley 20, Virginia Newnouse 2L„ Lena Pellegrino 22. nobert McVinker 23. Thomas Purxey 2-+. Donald Reese 25 Dave Riffle 26. Philip Sandy 2?. Patricia Savage 28. Harry Stackpole 29. Gnealee Stackpole 30. Donald Turnbull 1949-50 (Cont.) 31. Alfred Welch 32. Bedford Wilfong 1950- 51 1. Maxwell Barnes 2. Mary E. Carder 3. Richard Cardot 4. James Davis 5. Betty Drainer 6. Kenneth Duvail 7. Delores Felton 8. Violet Gibson 9. Virginia Gibson 10. Lorraine Goodwin 11. Edward Gobel 12. Carl Guzzi 13. Jimmy Guzzi 14. Lawrence Helmick 15. Mary Hudkins 16. Barbara Johnson 17. Patty Kerns 18. Alva Knight 19. Alma McCauley 20. Ida M. McDonald 21. Minnie McGee 22. John McKinney 23. Mary Neal 24. Jack Payne 25. Elizabeth Pellegrino 26. Steve Popovich 27. Robert Sandy 28. Kathleene Shaffer 29. Donald Smith 30. James Smith 31- Maxine Smith 32. Eleanor Spears 33. Lois Springer 34. Michael Stonko 35. Martha Stonko 36. James Swirple 3n Betty Thompson 38. Robert Watson 1951- 52 1. Betty Andrews 2. Richard Bartlett 3. Donice Bartlett 4. Jean Blake 5. Grace Brown 6. Richard Carder 7. Dorothy Cottrill 8. William Crouse 9. Barbara Davis 10. Mary A. Ervin 11. Paul Gallo 12. Vera J, Gaines 1951-52 (Cont.) 13. Cfearle3 Gibson 14. Mary Hustead 15. Martin Hustead 16. Tommy Isabella 17. Betty Jenkins 18. Patty Jenkins 19. Ann Johnson 20. Emogene McCauley 21. Rosalene McDonough 22. Myrtle Merrett 23. Anna Miiinovich 24. Eloise Mitcnell 25. Lola Peters 26. Mary Saltis 27. Robert Savage 28. Glenn Simmons 29. Philomenia Spino 30. Donald Stewart 31. Paul Stipe 32. Patty Stonko 33. Pattie Thomas 34. Jean Urtso 35. Loretta Whitehair 36. Charles Whitehair 37. Clara Wolford 38. Violet Workman 1952-53 1. Naomi Brown 2. Thomas burton 3. Charles Carder 4. Barbara Cole 5. Nancy Crim 6. Joan Davi.a 7. Barbara Devart 8. Charles Lxgman 9. Herbert Frum 10. Wand;. Fulkiner 11. Okey C-ibson 12. Joan John '.on 13. Rocert Kittle 14. Robert Knight 15. RaJ.ph. :ce 16. Jean i-ougr 1?. Ken no bn p iks 18. Roland nc't-.oley 19« Madge .‘IcKirno 20, Helen Muss1,r.g 2a. Cclxie Poole 22. David Popovicr: 23. Juan xt -. Fv’-.f 11 24. John R.J.t y 25. Billie Jo Rosier 2c1 ; r: ■ Bh alder 27. Sbirlen? Si. e -e 28. Aloe, t .'milt 29. VL-lUa i, Spec r 30. IViv.d Tnompson ALUMNI 1952-53 (Cont.) 31. Donald Thompson 32. Wilma Welch 33. Nettie Wilfong 1953-54 1. Margaret Brown 2. Martin Brcwn 3. Richard Brcwn 4. Georgn Carder 5 , Wayne Crowe 6. Jack Dillon 7. Marvin Felton 8. Maragsrt, Gozik 9. Helen Creen 10. William Hudkins 11. Virginia Marks 12. Roberta Green 13. WiIlian Marshall 14. Fora Jean Martin 15. Shirley Meore 16. William McDcncugh 17. Dale McCauley 18. Nancy Newlcn 19. Robert Riffle 20. Jacquline Sandy 21. Imajean Sines 22. Shirley Wilfcng 1954-55 1. Frances Adams 2. Inogean Bailey 3. Philip Bartlett 4. Mary 31ake 5. Iretta Brown 6. Ernest Cassiday 7. Phi.'ip Cleavenger 8. Patty Corder 9. Billie Rae Davis 10. Roberta Davis 11. Deter3s DeBrrr 12. Ronald Cirnun 13. L aver J a Fleming 14« Terr G.-tes ii. Nancy Graham 16. Jr.-in Jroath.juse 17' Paul j'.’t i.l. lb. Birt Hrlmrtk ly, P licovner 20, L'o.v,:. Ji'-vls 21, lor. Mcyta 22 L.vrvc'1 d Cauley 23. Sb.it 1■ ' k :C ml ey 2.t. PcIX.v Koorar 23, too f;?ssc?.r 21, Mr.Vj- Nr...h;use 2?« Nancy Cteller 28, Angela F Hard 1954-55 (Cont.) 29. Ronald Popovich 30. Beuiah Riffle 31. Shirley Piffle 32. Helen Riley 33• Betty Smith 34. Vivian Stevens 35. Nadine Stewart 36. Dolores Spears 37. Bill Snodgrass 38. Larry Vincent 39. Georgenia Welch 40. Frances Wolford '1. Ralph Weaver 1955-56 1. Bobby Blake 2. Louella Kay Bartlett 3. Alice Bailey 4. Rebecca Bland 5. Frances Jacob 6. Joleene Findley 7. Harley Green 8. John Isabella 9. Blaine Kerns 10. Delbert leach 11. Shirley Mayle 12. Ruby ivJoore 13. Vivian Newhouse 14. Teddy Olivio 15. Mary Powell 16. Rabie Riffle 17. Percy Riffle 18. Jean Riffle 19. Jia Ross 20. Erma Sandy 21. Constance Sheets 22. Shir'1 ey Shaffer 23. Char.) e3 Shreve 24. Rennie Vincent 25. John Wilfong 26. Chi‘ r.‘ e a Wilfong 27. doni Whit a 28. Jerry ’.'cods 29. Betuy uichardson 1956-57 I. Charlene Blake 2� Rcfcart Bolton 3. Phyllis Coiling l ■ 0 Crouse J. Hebert Lavis 6, R .gsi- Bindley 7. Me; rreer. 8, Pe.'.gy Heyas 9. idcnard Holyfield 10. Bailey Tenkinn 11. Putty Jcnkirs ,« . • • • rmmr 1956-57 (Cont.) 1957-58 (Cont.) 12. Nancy Johnson 37. Mike Saltis 43. 13. Shirley Johnson 38. James Simon 44. 14. Lewis Johnson 39. Nancy Simpson 15. Charles Knight 40. Judy Snodgrass 16. Tom Lang 41. Laura Trimble 17. Norma Marshall 42. Gary Vincent 1. 18. Mary McKinney 43. Deanna Nailer 2. 19. Charles Mayle 44. Leonard Welch 3. 20. James Mayle 45. Flodell Wolford 4. 21. Lloyd Putzek 46. Joe Woods 5. 22. Geraldine .Riffle 46. Phyllis Workman 6, 23. Jerry Riffle 48. La P.ea Wyckoff 7, 24. Charlene Rus 49. Jerry Wyckoff 8. 25. Yvonne Saucer 9. 26. Jackie Stewart 1958-59 10. 27. Violet Whitehair 11. 28. Mary Wilfoog 1. Shirley Adams 12. 29. Donald Wi soman 2. George Bailey 13. 30. Eddie Wiseman 3. Phea 3?. 11 14. 4. David Earrey 15. 1957-5 5. Joan Bensky 16. 6. Gerald Boggess 17. 1. Donald Bailey 7. Jo Ann £• eave.nger 18. 2. James Beys 8. William Cole 19. 3. Barbara Bell 9. Betty Collins 20. 4. Mary Collins 10. Sue Cor ier v kb 5. Betty Cooper 11. Eddie Crcu.se 22. 6. Jeanette Cottrill 12. Christine DoLarr 2o« 7. Patricia Devart 13. DeLoris Fernandez 24, 8. Mazie Davis 14. Billy Fleming 25. 9. Howard Findley 15. Dorothy Glendenning 26. 10. Violet Fitzwater 16. Bill Goff 27. 11, Daniel FD.ocing 17. Gary Gray 28. 12. Patrick Cainss 18. Cecil Green 29. 13. Steve Gelic 19. Mary Guzzi 30. 14. William Gocdwin 2C. Glen Hatfield 31. 15. Hollis Gregory 21. Harold Haj-es 32. 16. Brenda Gur.zi 22. Kathryn Heavrer 33. 17. Edward Uea ener 23. Patti Kittle O'- r • 18. Shirley Jenkins 24. Frank.! .in Knight 35, 19. Izetta KeiJ.oy 25. Eida F-cach . 20. Rcn-ald Kittle 26, Carl love 37 21. Charles Kinsey 27. Pa:bar? McCauley 38. 22. Agnes Knight 28. Bobby McCauley 39. 23. Fred Maxwell 29. Agnes McOloy 40. 24. Cari oli McCauley 30. John. Ax-he-a 41. 25. Lucille MoCau] ey 31. Jerry Murphy 1 , 26. Roberta McCauTey 32. Lillian Newkouse 43. 27. Ra.lph McClcy 33. Leonard Phelps 44. 28. Thomas McCray 34. J-arne3 Powell 45. 29. Lola McDonough 33. Dale Heed 46. 30. Samuel McGee 36. Margaret Riffle 47. 31. Phyllis Phelps 37. Einhard Shroves 32. Pa’ii Popovich 38. Sandra Singleton 33. Charles Reed 39. Mary Cm—on 34. Georgia Riffle 40. Bill Sir-ith 1. 35. Leonard Ross 41. Grover Stewart 2. 36. Duane Simmons 42. Charles Via re 3. Dorotha Wiseman 1959- 60 Ralph Bailey Austin Blake Sandy Bland John Cole Joey Collins Connie Davis Charlie Pawley Lois Felton Shirley Fitzwater Robert Flint Shirley Frum ELlen George Roy Goble Harold Gray Charles Green Nyoka Green Carolyn Hess Richard Howell Joe Isabella Jim Jones Margaret Kerns Anna Jane Kinsey Batty Knight Ima Jean Knotts Terry Lawson Fay Mayle Correna McCauley Belmas McCauley Blair McCray Brenda McCulloh Roy Lullans Terry Foley Mary Rogucki Andy Saltis Lester Sandy Patch Saucer Mary J, rthagd Mary F, Simon Stanley Smith Carolyn Spencer Joan Stewart Leonard Lirtso Mickey Vincent Robert Ware Judy White Betty Wiseman Gwendolyn Vfyckoff 1960- 61 Virginia Bailey Nancy Bays Patty Bays 4. Paul Bays 22.. Brenda Poe 5. Reta 31ake 23. Ruth Powell 6. Shirley Boggess 24. Harris Poling 7. Charles Cather 25. Thomas Rein 8. Carolyn Chocky 26. Ruby nand 9. Sam Cleavenger 27. Calvin Phelps 10. Sandra Collins 28. James Samples 11. Carolyn Costilow 29. Sharon Shreve 12. Mary Jo Devart 30. nita Simpson 13. Virginia Felton 31. Judy ohaga 14. Paulette Fleming 32. Steve Simon 15. Betty Greathouse 33. Paul °mith 16. Juanita Green 34. Adra Anna 'ware 17. Buddy Jenkins 35. Denver wilfong 18. Shirley Lipscomb 19. Ivan McCauley 1962-63 20. Norma McCloy 21. Sharon McDonough 1. Mary Kathleen Bailey 22. Peggy Joe McNeff 2. Robert Bailey 23. Barbara Mullan 3. Arthur Ball 24. Raymond Neupert 4. Donnis Barney 25. Linda Fatrick 5. Janice Bolton 26. Nadine Phelps 6. Kathryn Jane Carder 27. Gilbert Phillips 7. Judy Crim 28. Margaret Furkey 8. Billy Dillon 29. Brenton Reed 9. Charles Fowler 30. Allen Saucer 10. Rose Mary Fitzwater 31. Sandy Simmons 11. Cheryl Gray 32. Patty Sineel 12. Bruce Lee Green 33. Eugene Turnbull 13. Pauletta Rae Hess 34. Charles Wilfong 14. Elnora Knight 35. Wanita Wiseman 15. Mary Ann McCloy 36. Eileen Woods 16. Thomas Moore 37. James Wyckoff 17. Martha Anne Phillips 18. Thomas Radabaugh 1961-62 19. Clyde Reid 20. Porter Reid 1. Beryl Ball 21. Gary L. Ross 2. Nancy Ball 22. Pete Saitis 3. Lois Bartlett 23. Roger Sandy 4. Carol Blake 24. Gary Glenn Simmons 5. David Davis 25. Robert Sinsel 6. Dizzy Davis 26. Robert Spencer 7. Zelda Drainer 27. Jam s Taylor 8. Jim Greathouse 23. Joyce Snodgrass 9. Tom Greathouse 10. Willis Gre =n 1963-64 11. Mary Glendenning 12. Bill Goodwin 1. Rosella Bailey 13. Edith Heavener 2. Donald Baxter 14. John Holyfiold 15. Donnie Kittle 16. Kenny Helmick 17. Fred Lipscomb 18. Juanita Marteny 19. Bob McKinney 20. Cheryl Nestor 21. Sam Newhouse 3. Bobby Boggess 4. Terry Bolyard 5. Elizabeth Cather 6. Joan Cleavenger 7. Gerald Collins 8. Sandy Collins 9. Carolyn Sue Crouse 10. Kerrnit Felton 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. Kenneth Findley Gary Fowler Eva Louise Gibson .tmmy Lou Glover David Hall Sharon G. 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