Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1967 volume:

HTSTTRX 0? VHS WEST VIRGINIA COLLEGE In 1363, Reverend Flavicus Cather., a Baptist minister, fcfnaad a joint stock company for the purpose of purchasing a site, erecting a building and maintaining a school of high order at Flemington, Seven thousand dollars were raised far the enterprise. The company pur- chased of Mr. Emory Fleming five acres of land, situated on a beautiful 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 unt il 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. Wi lliams was elected president. Among tho succeeding presidents were Professor William Colegrove, Reverend David Powell and Reverend Thomas E. Peden, For nearly a quarter of a century this school was one of t he most important educational institut ions in the State, but on'account of lark of financial support it was discontinued in 1892. Mr. Clark Cather and others used the building for subscription schools and summ er normals from 1892 to 1899. HISTORY OF FLEMINGTON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL In 1899 the Board of Education of Flemington district was coo -' posed of Michael Graney, president, and Jebediah D. Frum and John M. Ross, commissionerso There'being a demand for additional room for pupils in sub-discrict N0 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 wa3 used for'the first four years as a two-room district school. Mr. Clark Cather, an excounty superin- tendent, had charge of the advanced grades for the first two years and Mr. Delict 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 boters of Flemington district. It carried by an overwhelming majorit y'and College High'School, the first district high school in tho 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 Haller,'Commissioner3. 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, fivo of whan graduated at the close of the tern. 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 Morgantown, and as t he increased number of pupils seemed to demand it, the Board of Education decided to employ two teachers for the year 2 1906-7. Accordingly Mr. Frank J. Tracy was elected principal and Mr. Edwin Tomblyn, assistant. Fifty-four pupils were enrolled; six graduated. 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. Kenedy, 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 Bond 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 Exhibit, which, with the aid of Professor Daniel W. Working and others from the West Virginia College of Agriculture, was made 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 pian« 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 f the young people who have attended the High School, furnish abundant proof of the wisdom of the people in maintaining a DISTRICY HIGH SCHOOL 1902 College Hill High School was established July 1903. Mr. J. E. Shrader was chosen as first principal. 20 pupils were enrolled. 5 graduated at the close of the term. CLASS OF Mable D. Curry Gettie Cather Jesse Cather E. Stanley Haller Layton Batson 1904 Shrader was principal Enrollment 25. Four graduated A. Bush Cather Latelle Graney Enid Haller Adah Springer 1905 Louis M. Snyder, principal. Enrollment 25. Four graduated Helen Allen Rae H. Cather M. Quay Haller Iva Whitehair 1906 Mr. Frank J. Tracy, principal. W. Edwin Tomblyn, assistant principal. Enrollment 54. Six graduated. Mamie Dilworth Trac.v A. Curry Zona Lough Edith Springer Ethid Waller Elsie Winter 1907. Mr. Frank J. Tracy, principal. W. Edwin Tomblyn, assistant principal. Enrollment 54. 11 graduated. Lillie Alltop Fred A. Bradley Kittie Cleavenger Percy H. Currey Stanley Fleming Bessie Halix . • • 3 1907 (Cont.) Walter G. Manear Carey Whitehair Byron C. Ross Bessie Winter Lulu Springer 1908 Mr. J. N. Fries, principal. E. V . Kenedy, assistant principal. Enrollment less and no graduates. 1909 Mr. S. Orestes Bond, principal. Frank S. White, assistant principal. Course of study was made broader, agriculture added. No. graduates. 1910 No record of graduates. 1911 Had 3 years High School. Dennis Cather Bessie Tomblyn Morris Heller 1912 Bertha Allen Smith Biggs Bertha Gather Coy 0. Lough Another year was added to Leah Drainer Harlan Kelley Ralph Pepper Oma 5pri;iger Trerl Kelley complete a four year high school. 1913 Principal W. H. S. White Assistant principal H. 0. Fast Hattie May Smith Charles J, Shaw Alice Lyndall Gooeling John M. Traxler Georgia Lucile Currey Sheridan Fium Nana Batson 1914 No graduates were recorded this year. 1915 Graduates were: Martha 3ailey Nora Currey William Garrett Jessie Lawson Okey Lough Roxie Pepper Cecil Springer I ’ x. -_____ , f . •% y' :Grh0:Q GI'0 O:0iG:0 v:f'; O:0;©j0iWr0 0: y;®tjr« w A .� i'A « i V � . ' nA � . V .•|'i''n'I, V ,|' VM'i'A'i'i J Oc«X :f 7 J j s 7S r iL .. WE DEDICATE THE 1966-67 YEARBOOK TO THE TALBOTTS TY (X-m Clnc U. iiA CUMiL4l Iha iYY £.,N Owc UiCrtfViY uAcr C CYU. cXS v oC i (yu vJ LNi T ' t.u.TSiittf Dorothy Cardot Social Studies Robert Sheilds Guidance Counselor Herbert Rockwell Chemistry Math Physics Francis Julian Welding Francis Piccolo Social Studies Math Librarian Charles Kelley Machine Shop Izetta Gregory English Speech John Cole Remedial Reading Joseph Clara Physical Education Social Studies John Findley Biology Science Anna Whitescarver Home Economics Eldon Cleavenger English SENIORS _ _______________________________ “—————- 'OTHNIC?S Cleavenger, Hollie Crim, Ronnie Davis, Wells George, Gary Gibson, James Gibson, John Greathouse, Russell Kinsey, James Knight, Arthur Knotts, Danny Marshall, Lee Marteny, Roger Lambert, Michael Newlon, Lloyd Shreve, Terry Seese, Danny Sheets, Roy Smith, Anthony Vincent, Bradley Zirkls, John McGill, Robert Blake, Dianna Bolyard, Cynthia Carder, Elizabeth Hall, Martha Hathaway, Pamela Irvine, Sharon Jones, Lima Jo Justice, Diana Kisner, Rebecca Knotts, Sandra Leach, Marlene Lipscomb, Charlotte McDonald, Vonda Phelps, Beverly Richardson, Gloria Saucer, Willa Shaga, Sue Spencer, Crystal Wilfong, Barbara Whitehair, Fonda Williams, Rosemary Wyckoff, Jolipda Arnett Wells Davis Pamela Rose Hathaway Gary Ernest George Russell Harold Greathouse Arthur Knight Oa Vi oist Vonda Mae McDonald Robert Lee McGill 't— ■ j 'Jc6 Lloyd Benton Newlon Lee C. Marshall X -a Beverly Ann Phelps '( u • U. Roger D. Marteny Gloria Jean Richardson Jolind Kristine Wyckoff 6 BY-WORDS 1. Dianna Blake-Don't worry about it. 2. Cynthia Bolyard-Large Charge! 3. Elizabeth Carder-I know. 4. Hollie Cleavenger-Well, for the love of Pete! 5. Ronnie Crim-Take it easy! 6. Y ells Davis-Gee Whiz, Giz! 7. Gary George-Stopi There's another drag on that fag. 8. James Gibson-By Cracky! 9. John Gibson- I'm going to turn purple. 10. Russel Greathouse-That ain't bad. 11. Martha Hall-You're so dumb! 12. Pam Hathaway-For Pete's Sake! 13. Sharon Irvine-You're too much! 14. Jo Jo Jones-You wouldn't believe! 15. Diana Justice-You know. 16. Jim Kinsey-Fairy. 17. Rebecca Kisner-Sxcuse me all to pieces. 18. Arthur Knight-I'll hit you back! 19. S8ndy Knotts-Really! 20. Danny Knotts-Hey, Lambert! 21. Mike Lambert-'57 Chevy. 22. Marlene Leach-Are you serious? 23. Charlotte--Lipscomb-Geema nee! 24. Lee Marshall-Ah Ha! 25. Roger Lartney-Get out! 24. Vonda McDonald-Sorry about that! 27. Bob McGill-That's not true! 28. Lloyd Ifewlon -‘There's my airplane glue? 29. Beverly Phelps-0h No'. 30. Gloria Richardson-You won't believe this, but...Gol-ee 31. . ilia Saucer-’ ould you believe? 32. Danny Seese-How about that? 33. Sue Shaga-You're kiddin' 34. Skip Sheets-True. 35. Terry Shreve-Yeah. 36. Tony Smith-Hey, Buddy 37. Crystal Spencer-Oh, my! 38. Bradley Vincent-Charlotte! 39. Fonda Hhitehair-You're retarded. 40. Barbara Wilfong-You're off your helmet. 4-1. Rosemary lvilliams-Ah, no. 42. Jolinda Wyckoff-That' s true 43. John Zirkle-How's your car running? CLASS HISTORY On September 5, 1961, the Flemington High School received the 7th. grade Bulldogs who will be long remembered. The 7th. grade was a year of adjust- ment for us, in which we became familiar with the high school, and forgot our grade school days and concentreated on our school studies. That year the class officers were elected as follows: President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Jim Kinsey Elbert ’Vagner Russel Greathouse Terry Shreve One of the most exciting activities was the class tournaments in which the 7th. grade boys' basketball team won the Jr. High Championship. So ended our first year at F.H.S. The summer venation ended and back to F.H.S. we came. This was the second year on the hill and now we knew a little more about the school. There was great excitement when we elected our class officers as follows: President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Historian Sue Stout Terry Shreve Jim Kinsey Gary George Tony Smith We waited for this year to get a chance at the Golden Horseshoe Contest, but before we could enter we had to pass a Junior Citizenship Test. Nine members of the class became eligible for it, but Flemington had no county winners. Again the most exciting thing was the class tournaments, in which the girls and boys both captured the Jr. High Championships. So ended another year at F.H.S. In the fall of 1963 we returned to F.H.S., not as before, but in a L different way because this year we were freshmen and classified as high school students. This year was a very interesting one. Our class officers were: President Vice President Treasurer Secretory Historian Beverly Phelps Terry Shreve Jim Kinsey Sandy Knotts Tony Smith That year we took a trip to Grafton and met most of the county officials. Our trip was made through the efforts of Mrs. J.P. Murphy, civics teacher, who was taking Urs. Carnet's place when she was ill. That year we held one of the best school programs. So came the end of another year at F.H.S. The sophomore class of 1964-65 had another fruitful year at F.H.S., in which the sophomores took a great part in school activities, like band, in which we had l ! members and 3 major-tt.:6. The majorettes were Beverly Phelps, Linda Jenes, and Sue Shaga. In sporis one of the school cheerleaders was Crystal Spencer and our varsity basketball team had 3 sophomore members. They were Terry Shreve, Jim Kinsey, and John Gibson. Our class officers were as follows: President Beverly Phelps; Vice President Jim Kinsey; Secretary Jim Gibson; Treasurer Rosemary Williams; Historian Sandy Knotts. CLASS HISTORY (cont.) Now we were lockirg forward to the next year when we would become juniors. Tfie junior class of 1965-66 had a F.H.S. Our class officers were: President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Historian very successful and important year at Beverly Phelps Terry Shreve Rosemary Williams Jim Gibson Tony Smith The Class play, a presentation of Tobacco Road with Detours, was acclaimed as one of the best assembly programs ever. The junior year turned out to be a money-raising year in which $1,009.53 worth of magazines was sold. The top salesmen were Marlene Leach and Jim Gibson. We had many various ways of collecting money that ye r. Wc had many people participating in different school activities, such as the band with six members of the junior class. The majorettes were Liz Carder, Linda Jones Beverly Phelps, and Sue Shaga. The basketball team was helped by the junior class in using Terry Shreve, Tony Smith, Jim Kinsey, John Gibson, and Skip Sheets and the scorekeeper was Marlene Leach. Diana Justice was ticket-seller during the basketball season. Crystal Spencer was one of the school cheerleaders. Diana Justice and J±m Kinsey represented the school at Know Your State Government Day at Charleston, West Virginia, and Rosemary Williams attended Rhododendron Girls' State. Terry Shreve attended Mountaineer Boys' State. Rosemary Williams was the county winner in What Democracy Means to Me. The main event of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom with the theme of Stairway to the Stars. The juniors spent many long hours on it, but everyone thought it was worth it. So ended our Junior year at F.H.S. The senior year finally arrived for us and it started off with a bang as usual with the 16-67 class. The class officers were elected as follaws: President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Historian Beverly Phelps Terry Shreve Jim Gibson Rosemary Williams Jim Kinsey This year our class plans the senior trip to Niagara Falls and Canada for which we are planning various money-making activities. Yfe are looking for- ward to the Junior-Senior Prom. Vie have many members participating in school activities. We have 12 members in the band and the majorettes are Liz Carder, Sue Shaga, and Beverly Phelps. The seniors on the Greyhound team who will play their last basketball game for F.H.S. this year are Terry Shreve, Tony Smith, Jim Kinsey, John Gibson and Skip Sheets, the scorekeeper is Marlene Leach and the ticket-seller is Diana Justice. One of the varsity cheerleaders is Crystal Spencer. The senior class is proud to say that Beverly Phelps is the district winner in the contest, What Democarcy Means to Me. Mow we are looking forward to that day we have been waiting for, for 12 years, and are rapidly approaching. We are looking at graduation with a look of happiness because we are finally reaching that one goal in life, but also sad because we will miss all the joyful happenings at Flemington High School. At this time the seniors of 66-67 wish to thank the. principal and teachers of Flemington High for all the wonderful opportunities they I 4 CLASS HISTORY (cont.) have made possible for as. We hope we have left a good impression on F.H.S. that will last forever, so that when people will look back, they can proudly say, that was the class of 1966-67. AUTOGRAPHS Can You Imagine Dianna Blake - without Smitty's ring? Cynthia Bolyard — shopping for blue material, but always ending up with another color? Elizabeth Carder - losirg her contact lense in a bowl of soup? Hollie Cleavenger — becoming a minister? Ronald Crim - as our high school cheerleader? Wells Davis - as a circus strong man? Gary George — coming t o school with a flat top haircut? James Gibson - not being a Romeo? John Gibson - taking Hr, Kelley's place at Machine Shop? Russell Greathouse — spending one hour in a class without asking permission to leave? Martha Hall •- talking about anything but horses? Pamela Hathaway as a tomboy? Sharon Irvine - getting angry at Randy and stayirg that way? Lima Jones - wi thout a library book? Diana Justice - being gabby? James Kinsey — becoming the treasurer of the United States? Rebecca Kisner - not telling Gloria about the things that happen where she works? Arthur Knight - proposing to a girl? Daniel Knotts — going fishing and catching a mermaid? Sandra Knotts — driving a black Ford truck? Michael Lambert - if he did own a 57 Chevy? Marlene Leach not being an hour late and a dollar short in making up her mind? Charlotte Lipscomb - not looking for Bradley every time she passes by his house? Vonda McDonald - trying to talk Mrs, Burton out of a shorthand class? Robert McGill — as Batman? Lee Marshall - living in the days of the Old West and ridir with Jesse James and his gang? Roger Marteny - not being easily embarrassed? Lloyd Newlon being quire to respond to anythirg? Beverly Phelps - not talking, especially in speech class, about all the movies she has seen? Gloria Richardson - owning a cat that is in perfect condition? Willa Saucer — talking about anyone but Clarence Miller? Daniel Seese - keeping quiet -jar five minutes? Geraldine Shoga - not telling ell of her secrets to Beverly? Roy Sheets — as a hit country and western singer? Terry Shrove - os the landlord of a house for girls only? Anthony Smith'. as a big game hunter'?. Crystal Spencer • spending'one hc;:r in PiO D, class end not talking to ferry. Tony Fradl- y., or Vonda? Bradley Vincent — with another g ‘rl b.sides Char?.otte? Fonda Whit eh air - as being tall end having any other color of hair but blonds? Barbara Wilfong - having books without the words Barb and Joe in them? Rosemary Williams - not laughing at anything that is funny? Jolinda Wyckoff - going v.dt.h a boy in thin -n.ai.nity? John Zirklo • • standing up in a exassroam and screaming as loud as he coali? IF I W Re A BOY I'D Dianna Blake-jump off the lupine State Building. Cindy Boiyard-wear blue socks. Liz Carder-own a dark blue and white '57 Chevy convertible. Martha Hall-join the Army. Pam Hathaway-wear paisley shirts. Sharon Irvine-have Randy as my best friend. Jo Jo Jones-drive a Jaguar. Diana Justice-be a globe trotter. Becky Kisnec-have a hairy chest. Sandy Knotts-just die I Marlene Leach-wear English Leather. Charlotte Lipscomb-te + he first astronaut on the moon. Vonda McPonald-be a basketball coach.- Beverly Phelps-wear Jade East everyday. Gloria R chardson-grow a beard, Willa Saucer-have a Honda. Sue Shaga-let my hair grow long. Crystal Spencer-drive a sports car. Fonda Whitehair--join the Navy, Barb Wilf ng-want Joe to be a girl, Rosemary Wi.llacms-surely not try to look like a girl. Jolinda Wyckoff-be a mechanic, IF I WEmt A GIRL I'D Hollie Cleavenger-try t.r, improve my figure. Rennie Crim-use Camay soap. Wells Davis-date a boy who owned a '57 Chevy, but not Mike Lambert. Gary George-not shave. Jim Gibson-bleach my hair blonde, John Gib son-want Jr. Anna S, to be a boy. Russell Greathouse-like Russ 1 Jim Kinsey-reduce. Arthur Knight-study. Danny Knotts-wear bikinis. Mike Lambert-be a go-go girl. Lee Marshal]-not get kicked out of study hall. Roger Marteny-have long blonde hair and ride a white horse. Bob McGill-take Hone Ec. Lloyd Newlon-not know what to do with myself. Danny Seese-not get married. Skip Sheets-wear granny dresses. Terry Sh eve-wear a miniskirt. Tony Smith-try to bo .like the girls in our class. Bradley Vincent-shoct myself I John Zirkle-not play hooky. • IF I HAD IT TO DO OVER AGAIN Diannai Blake—I would be a Lady Marine. Cynthia Bolyard-I would be a secret agent for UNCLE. Elizabeth Carder-I wouldn't blush. Hollie Cleavenger-I would have done it sooner. Ronnie Crim-I wouldn’t do it. Wells Davis-I would try a little harder. Gary George-I would be a preacher. James Gibson-I would buy a Cadillac instead of a Fiat. John Gibson-I’d do better in shop. Russell Greathouse-I would be on the Greyhound team, Martha Hall-I would have taken Speech class. Pam Hathaway-I would try to do what I shouldn't have done. Sharon Irvine-I wouldn't have been bom. Lima Jo Jones-I would be a Royal Mounted Police. Diana Justice-I wouldn't be left-handed. Jim Kinsey-I wouldn't be class historian, Rebecca Kisner-I wouldn't have started working. Arthur Knight—I'd have taken welding instead of shop. Danny Knotts-I would have been bom in Germany. Sandy Knotts-I would have started pocketing my spending money in the first grade. Mike Lambert-I would have bought a '5? Chevy when I was a. baby. Marlene Leach—I would have straightened my hair a long time ago. Charlotte Lipscomb-I would try to make straight A's. Lee Marshall-I wouldn't have taken Physics. Roger Marteny-I would have been more active in sports. Vonda McDonald—I would have made fewer mistakes. Robert McGill—I would make straight A's in every class. Lloyd Newlon-I would have studied harder for tests. Beverly Phelps-I would have had my teeth straightened. Gloria Richardson-I would buy a one-way ticket to the twilight zone. Willa Saucer-I would change the time. Danny Seese-I would have made better grades. Sue Shaga-I would not have been head majorette. Skip Sheets-I wouldn't do it over. Terry Shreves-I would do the same thing. Tony Smith-I would have shot a moose instead of a deer. Crystal Spencer-I would have met Tiny earlier. Bradley Vincent-I would have done the same stupid thing. Barbara Wilfong-I would have started in the 10th grade going with Joe. Rosemary Williams-I would have gone to kindergarten. Jolinda Wyckoff-I would have been skinny. Fonda Whitehair-I would have gone out with Sam Sheets sooner John Zirkle-I would have been an only child. • . •. 'l V •'« V N � V J i III I I I A J . CQ JUNIORS JUNIORS Bartlett, Leonard Bokey, Robert Devart, Gary George, Thomas Hays, Dale Hayes, Gary Lipscomb, Kenneth Menear, Robert McKinney, LeeRoy Pyle, Elmer Goldie Riffle, Raymond Welch, Jerry Westfall, Larry Wiseman, Karl Mullan, Donna Mullan, Monica Pye, Starlene Pyle, Augustine Simpson, Johnene Snodgrass, Jo Anne Stipe, Jane Swecker, Marilyn Bailey, Janet Blake, Shelia Burton, Linda Delaney, Sandra Greathouse, Nancy Lawson, Jean Morris, Patty ELEVENTH GRADE HISTORY The Junior C.lass entered school for the year 66-67 with an enrollment of 34. It has dropped to 30. We started off the year with the election of class officers which are as follows: President-Marilyn Swecker Vice President-Mike Bokey Secretary-Jane Stipe Treasurer-Sheila Blake Historian-JoAnna Snodgrass During the months of October, November, and December the Juniors sold magazines and Christmas cards. They obtained a substantial sum of money from these sales. Another money making project will be the Easter Egg sale which will be held during the months of January and February. We publish a school newspaper each month and are now working on the Junior-Senior Prom which will be held in the month of May. The Juniors are looking forward to their class party and the class tournaments. The cheerleaders will be J: Anna Snodgrass, Sheila Blake, Jean Lawson, and Jane Stipe. Mike Bokey, Dale Hayes, and LeeRoy McKinney which will play on the team in the class tournaments now play on the varsity team. The Juniors want to wish the Seniors of F.H.S. the best of luck in everything they do. I1 . - PH ' I J w VJ.V.'j . r ■ ■■■■■■■ ■ r -____________ • ■‘ VA� • � £ % � • • •� ccpP'-OP S Eurto”1 D°vld noli ins, herald Costello, Cary Davia. Ben pM dlev Donald Ple”ri”,«r. 'Dot u-xwler, Dale oodrre''r David Pray. Bandy Grept ouse, Randy o-ree 1, Po er Jones, Burl Mayle, Robert Mayle, Steve Menear, Randy Peters, Robert Purkey, James Ravis, Jerry Ravls, Tommy Reid, Billy Riffle, Larry Saltis, Joe Shugars, Charles Stutler, Johnny Whltehair, Ronnie Wilfong, Tommy Bartlett, Mary Blake, Connie Blake, katby Bovev, Barbara Bolyard, ve''tssa Christian, Susan Pottrill, Debbie Cri’ , Brenda Delaney, Dianne e orc e, ra n i s Green, Roberta Hall, Carol Parmae1', Janet Lawson, Ci dy Li s o b, Ellen Moats, Evelyn McCloy, Debby McDonald, Jean Phillips, Rebecca Ramsey, Linda Reid, Evelyn Wilfong, Linda Wyckoff, Jo Anna Zirkle, Linda SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Once again we entered the halls of Flemington High School, but now one step higher up the ladder in education. The first event the Sophomore class had was to elect their officers. They are as follows: President; Vice President: Secretory: Treasurer: Historian: Burl Jones Larry Riffle Linda Wilfong David B’xrtbn Janet Hammock We also elected our cheer-leading squad which are as follows: Debra Cottrill Janet Hcmmack Linda Wilfong Linda Zirkle Mascot-Billy Reid Our class'sponsors this yea wore Ur. Johi Findley and Mrs. Hollis Gregoryc We thank them for their anderstanding and guidance. We couldn’t have succeeded without them,. Our class is very proud of th’ mer.be tv taking part in extra- curricular activities. We have five boys on the varsity basketball squad. David Burton Randy Grey Larry Riffle Donald Findley Gerald Collins Susan Christian was chosen one of the varsity cheerleaders. We have seven members in the band: David Burton Donald Findley Gerald Collins Larry Riffle Susan Christian Linda Wilfong Janet Hammack Oub of the eight majorettes in the Band, our class produces two of them. They are: Janet Hammack and Linda Wilforg. Looking ahead the class tournaments hold a great challenge for us. We are hoping the mighty black and white panthers will bo victorious. The Home Ec. girls will be presenting a Style Review after Easter. Our Chapel Program is scheduled for March. In the early spring, we will again enjoy a class party. We wish the best of luck to the graduating class of 1967 and that their future will be filled with much success,, •«'©•«•©•g-x f :-: :g:;g::G::0;X; I ■ w VtA V • t v • SA w I i I I i I •:g:-:- -j:- :-:-: -:g:-:-:0:-: i:: j:o-:-:-:G:-:?:-:G:-fr:-G:- «o:S-:g: w :o:w :o: x- :-:-:g:0: :g;:-:-:g: ' t •• Wx' � •« � • ✓%' FRESHMAN Brown, Billy- Da vis, Charles Greathouse, Jackie Hotsinpiller, Jimmy Kisner, Michael Lipscomb, Henry Maxwell, Mike McGill, Larry Moyer, Gary Riffle, Carl Rus, Stephen Stutler, Larry Vincent, James Wilfong, Gary Williams, Homer Wolford, Bill Allison, Lillian Ball, Debbie Bolyard, Pam Cleavenger, Linda Croston, Brenda Drainer, Sheryl Hardman, Margaret Kelly, Ruth Ellen Leach, Luella Lipscomb, Patty Moats, Linda McCloy, Linda Rand, Debbie Reid, Ramona Samples, Diana Whitehair, Pauletta Zirkle, Louise NINTH GRADE HISTORY The Freshman Class of 1966-67 entered the halls of F.H.S. for their first year of high school. We had our Chapel Program at Christmas. Our class had the election of officers at the beginning of the year. They are as follows: President-Debby Ball Vice President-Diane Samples Secretary-Luella Leach Treasurer-Linda Cleavenger Historian-Margaret Hardman Sargeant of Arms-Mike Maxwell We, the class chose as our project-the selling of Greyhound License Plates. The Freshman has 9 members in the Band, 2 majorettes, and a High School Cheerleader. We found out Mr. Clara, a new teacher of F.H.S. was to be our home room teacher and were very pleased. We w®uld like to wish the Seniors of F.H.S. the best of luck in the future. GRADE EIGTH GRADE Bailey, James Blake, Kike Blake, Roger Burton, Allen Chocky, Bill Corder, Stephen Costilow, Hayward Des Marias, William Fragaie, Anthony Gibson, Alfred Gibson, George Irvine, Steven Justice, James Ketterman, Larry Lamb, Robert Layman, Randy Moore, Stephen Peters, Charles Riffle, Robert Rogucki, Robert Simmons, Louis Simpson, John Westfall, William Whitehair, David Bailey, Helen Blake, Karen Brown, Crystal Davis, Charlene Delaney, Kathy Hall, Lois Hudkins, Jean Johnston, Marilene Ketterman, Dianna Knotts, Shirley Mayle, Doris McClcy, Vera Ramsey, Dorothy Rogucki, Veronica Saucer, Margaret Smith, Jo Anne Stewart, Janice Trimble, Robin Wilfong, Peggy Williams, Barbara Williams, Wilma Wiseman, Rita pg EIGHTH GRADE HISTORY Th(x®chool year started on August 30, 1966. There were members enrolled in the eighth grade. Last year the boys and girls basketball team's iron the class tournaments. We are looking forward in hopes that we will win again this year. The officers for this year were elected as follows: President: Vico President: Secretory: Treasurers: Historian: Peggy Wilfong Louis Simmons Veronica Rogucki Rita Wiseman Anthony Fragale Allen Burton We are looking forward to the class party which ra.ll be held at the end of the year. We give a hearty thanks to our sponsors Mrs, Anna Whitescarver and Mr. Herbert Rockwell for helping us have a successful year. The members of the eighth grade class would'like to wish the senior class the best of luck in their future years. GRADE SEVENTH GRADE Blake, Richard Bokey, Floyd Bolyard, Timothy Bray, Jerry Brown, Greg Christian, Richard Costilow, Joe Duvall, James George, Larry Goodwin, Larry Hall, Larry Kelly, Gerald Kisner, James Lipscomb, Maynard Maditz, Robert Morris, Eddie McElwain, Richard Newlon, Camden Newlon, Bradley Peters, Ronald Pye, Lloyd Radabaugh, Charles Reid, James Seese, Robert Spencer, Rodney Swecker, Arden Ray Wolford, Charles Zirkle, Vertis Ball, Joyce Bartlett, Diane Bland, Shirley Kay Costello, Kathy Croston, Charlotte George, Patty Hathaway, Janet Jones, Melodie Knotts, Pamela Maditz, Robin Maxwell, Charlotte Mayle, Virginia McCloy, Sandra Kay Mu11an, Shelia 6cViii TH GxtUk. HlSTQttY The seventh grade officers for their first year at Flemington High School are: President-Cathy Costilow Vice President-Janet Hathaway Secretary Treasurer-Robin Maditz Historian-Camden Newlen The seventh grade is very proud te have Arden Ray Swecker on the A Honor Roll. The class presented the Assembly Program on January 25, 1966. The theme was West Virginia. The Seventh Grade Boys who are going out for basketball are: Floyd Bokey, Ricky Christian, Greg Brown, Tim Bolyard, Larry Goodwin, Bobby Seese, Rodney Spencer, and Arden Sv-ecker. The class would like to wish the Seniors a very happy and successful future. SEVENTH GRADE President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Cathy Costello Janet Hathaway Robbin Kaddix Camden NewIon EIGHTH GRADE President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Peggy ailfong Louis Sirsrons Veronica Rogucki Rita Wiseman Anthony Fragale Allen 3urton B1KTK Gr- DL President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Sargeant of Arms Debby Ball Dianna Saarles I.uella Leach Linda Clevenger Margaret Hardman Ki e Kaxwell TENTH GRADE President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Burl Jones Larry Riffle Lines ailfccg David Burton Janet Hasnrracic BLEYE2TK GRADE President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Par; lyn Sweeper Bc ey Jar.e Stire Srelia Bla e JoAnr.a Saodgrass TatLTH GRADE President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Beverly Phelps Terry Shreves Janes Gibson Rosemary Williams Jim Kinsey i I ' J I I y r r V f f J j i J , , , J M J i X X SPORTS I INTER.CLaSS TOURNAMENT This year the tournament started on Monday, March 13 and ended Wednesday, March 15. It was a little different this year with three sessions being played on Monday afternoon, three sessions on Tuesday night and the finals played on Wednesday afternoon. The-game finals won by the various groups were: The twelfth grade boys defeated the tenth grade boys 63-47 The twelfth grade girls defeated the ninth grade girls 42-16 The eighth grade boys defeated the ninth grade boys 12-9 The tenth grade girls defeated the eighth grade girls 12-10 Following the games, awards were presented as follows: Seventh grade-The best cheer leaders for the Junior High Ninth grade-The best cheer leaders for the Senior High Eighth grade-The best cheering section for the Junior High Ninth grade-The best cheering section for the Senior High Special Best Sportsmanship Awards were presented by the Alumini Association to Dorothy Ramsey and Allen Burton, Junior High; Diana Justice and LeeRoy McKinney, Senior High. The eighth grade class received the Inter-Class Champions Junior High'Banner and the twelftgrade class received the Inter- Class Champions Senior High Banner. SPECIAL AWaRD Terry Shreve was the fourth Flemington High basketball player to receive the All-State honors for Class A. He was also the state leading scorer with 700 points. Congratulations are in order for a great ball player and he will be missed next year by Coach Shields, the team, and his school. basketball history The 1966-67 basketball season started December with a pre-season tourna- ment, Flemington meeting Salem and B ristol at Lumberport in the Underwood Armery. Flemington won o ver Salem 60-53 opening up with Terry Shreve scoring 27 points. The next night Flemington net Lumberport in the finals and won the tournament with a score of 68-56. We then journeyed to Pickens and again winning, 77-64, with Shreve kicking off 43 points. Also still on the road Flemington met the Industrial!SchboDu downing them 60-58. In our first home stand against Pickens the Greyhounds won fairly easy with a 93-70 final score. Again Terry Shreve along with Jim Kinsey scoring 41 respectively. Again at home against St. Pats, Flemington Greyhounds suffered their loss of the season in an overtime 82-79. Upon being invited to a Holiday Tournament at Weston, the Greyhounds played the Burnsville Bruins and we took them in an overtime 59-54. Again it was Shreve 18 and Kinsey 17. But for the second time we met St. Pats who for the second time also, defeated the Greyhounds 68-79. The new year of 1967 brought the Greyhounds to the Bristol Bisons and to start the new year off right defeating them, 68-63. In this game Shreve scored 27, Kinsey 19, and Tony Smith 11. In the first home game of the year the Greyhounds downed the Coalton boys, 89-61, with Shreve scoring 34, Kinsey 21, and Smith 18. Flemington made its southeastern tonr by playing Greenbank Golden Eagles with Shreve getting 49 in a score of 109-81. And then the big game came with the alumni, with the great varsity defeat- ing them 106-57. Terry again was high point man with 40 and Kinsey followed with 24. For the first time the Greyhounds played a Gil mer County team by metting Sand Fork at home and defeating them 76-63, and 4 Greyhounds had double figures, Shreve, Kinsey, Smith, and Gibson. The big game came when the Greyhounds defeated the Green Bank Golden Eagles with a score of 83-82 with Jim Kinsey giving us the final goal and victory. Shreve scored 32 points in this game. Again we journeyed to Weston to pi ay the St. Pats Irish and for the third time they downed us, 72-67. Flemington on its western tour took on the Salem Cubs defeating them 62-52 with Kinsey pacing the Greyhounds with 23 and Shreve 18, and Smith 11. With the season record of 12 wins and 4 loses for the Flemington team, Bristol journeyed to Flemington with the Greyhounds winning this one 93-79. Those scoring in double figures were: Shreve, Gibson, Smith and McKinney. Flemington then journeyed to Coalton to ice up the Little Mountain Conference Champions by defeating the Bearcats 90-82. Shreve who had the season high by scoring 64 points and Tony Smith who picked up the slack with the absence of Jim Kinsey had 27 rebounds and 12 assists. The Salem Cubs journeyed to Flemington with the Greyhounds again defeating them 82-64, with Shreve and Kinsey in double figures. BASKETBALL HISTORY (Cdnt.) For the second time the Greyhounds played Sand Fork and again defeated them 82-64, with Sijreve and Kinsey in double figures. At our last home game f� r the season the Greyhounds took the Industrial School defeating them 89-51. With a record of 17 wins and 4 loses the Greyhounds then entered the Sectional Tournaments at Bridgeport and were stopped by the Fairview Indians with a score of 75-54. We feel that the Greyhounds have well represented our school with their fine record and would like to thank the boys for their fine work. Als� we weuld like to thank Coach Shields whose fine coaching ability is well known and appreciated. -------- M _ . F.H.A. HISTORY The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils who study homemaking in senior high school. We work to- gether for better and happier home-life for everyone. Our 1966-67 Officers are: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Parliamentarian Recreation Leaders Historian Chapter Parents Chapter Teacher Advisor and Sponsor Jolinda Wyckoff Lesa Bolyard Marlene Leach Lima Jo Jones Cynthia Bolyard Roberta Green Dianna Blake and JoAnna Wyckoff Diana Justice Mrs. Hadley Wyckoff Mrs. Brooks Wyckoff Mrs. Robert Jones Mrs. Adolphus Leach Mrs. Everett Green Mrs. Hollis Gregory Mrs. Edward Whitescarver An evening formal initiation was held for our new members on October 11, 1966. Present were mothers and guests of the girls. The door prize was won by Mrs. LaDonna Wiseman. This year the band members were permitted to join the club. Each month the F.H.A. has various programs. F r the month f December a party featuring a gift exchange was enjoyed by all. This year our fund raising projects were selling pepper and seasoned 3alt. From our treasure we bought and donated an ironing board cever for the Home Economics Department. Our Community Project this year has been baby-sitting for the Flemington Grade School P.T.A. On the evening of April 18, 1967 the club will have its annual Mother-Daughter Banquet. Immediately following the meal, the New Officers will be installed to serve the year 1967-68. The F.H.A. extends its best wishes to this year's graduating class. BAND HISTORY The band had a successful year with its forty-four members. The band began its season with seven new members from the seventh grade. The three new majorettes this year included: Luella Leach, Linda Cleavenger, and Linda Wilfong. The new head majorette was Sue Shaga. At the beginning of the school year, Mrs. Findley returned to direct temporarily until a new director was found. She was shortly replaced by Mr. Smith, a senior from Alderson-Broaddus College. On November 10 Mr. Smith left. For a period of two weeks our band was without a director. Then on November 28 Mr. Courtney became our new band director. The activities of the band this year included: Forest Festival at Elkins Band Day at W.V.U. A-B- Homecoming Parade Apple Festival at Grafton-we received a trophy as Outstanding Band Performance at basketball games Band Concert Band Party Memorial Day Parade We would like to thank Mrs. Findley, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Courtney for a successful year. Best of luck to the band next year. PEP CLUB HISTORY The Pep Club was organized September 12, 1966. The sponsor for this year was hrs. Hollis Gregory. Club officers included: President-Johnene Simpson Vice President--Kl.Ten Lipscomb Secretary-Fonda Wnitebair Treasurer-Francis George Historian-Francis George At the beginning of this school year there were 27 members. Each member agreed that we give 5j ±00,00 to the Scholarship Fund which helps deserving students go to college. This has been done in previous years. To raise money for cur club we have had two dances, a handcream sale, and took orders for sweaters which we .later canceled. The Pep Club would like to wish the senior class the best of happiness in uheir future years. Students join the Pep Club! Your school needs your support — « :c):-i-: -x .-i-:o: :-:-:G:-)Tii 0:Y A fec-a-o-war '•i 'A , x :: %8 ::� :: 5 33 -■ «o:- ;0:-: :-o:-: i©:y feo::«::o o? t 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. ALUMNx 1929- 30 Dorothy Allman y Roberta Chenoweth g] Pearl Crumrine 9’ Evelyn Glenn Henry Flint -q] Garnetta Marks 2] Alfred Nestor Dennis Poole Russell Riley Edward Snider 3 Roxie Wolfe 2] Virginia Wolfe 3 1930- 31 I; Blanche Barker Pauline Benda Charles Kenney g Omeile Lacare . q Herschel Sturms .. Mary Thomas 1931- 32 Vi� let Annegan 1 Charles Cather Frances Daugherty Ramona Dawson . Robert Flint Eugene Greathouse f' Daisy Jones , Merle Kelley t' Alpha Knight 7! 8. Q Joe Spadafore 1q 1932- 33 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 1 8 Mary Simon Nellie Menear Reba Menear Joe Piccolo Ludmilla Benda Dale Burns Helen Chenoweth Silvio Costello Cecil Rexroad 1933-34 Anna Benda James Brown Hamilton Cather Junior Frush 19. 20. 21 . 22. 23. 24. 25. Virginia Phelps Geraldine Sherwood 1933- 34 (cont.) Maxine Snyder Clarence Sterling 2] Lloyd Stout 3] Basil Wolfe Hugh Wolfe 5] Magdolena Wenter 1934- 35 l 9. Andy Benda Naomi Bowen •) 1 ] Winifrede Brown i2[ James Burton 13] Homer Davison Richard Delaney 15. Charles Greathouse 16. Susanna Martin 17. Karl Knight 1 . Joe McIntosh 19. Susie Nestor 20. John Poole 21 . Alfred Reppert 22. Helen Stewart 23. John Wenter 24. z 25. 1935- 36 26. 27. Thelma Barker 28. Evelyn Brown Geneva Brown Helen Cross Mary Dryfield Gladys Gaines -j Helen Gaines 2 John Glenn 3] Ada May Green , Lola May Hall 3 Charles Helmick £ Virginia Kelley 7 Eulin Kinsey g[ Josie Kinsey n] Neil Marteny iq[ Ersel McCauley -| 3 [ Irene Modesitt -|2 Tony Olivito 13 Mary Elizabeth Posti, Jack Powell -jr Fern Rogers Frank Scolish .y Virgil Taylor 13 Eva Tenney 19’ Joseph Trocino 2q Francis Whitehair 2 [ 22! 23. 24. 29- 1936-37 Dorctha Bartlett Anne Brown Ruth Burton Charles Carder Edith Dearing Hal Findley Sam Gerard Lena Green Oma Jane Hall Anne Hricik Pauline Jones Charles Kelley Paul Marteny Lynn Moore Ann Morgan John Olivito Virginia Pyles Pete Richards Jessie Silver Frank Simon Marjorie Snider Virginia Stark John Stout Helen Swecker Mary Hall Mary Trocino Helen Whitehair Orlando Whitehai: Dorothy Williamso: 1937-38 Ruth Barlett Martha Bartlett Daniel Benda Ruth Cain Billy Cather Louise Chenoweth Martha Chenoweth Isabella Coffman Nelson Davis Paul Fleming Pauline Gerard Clydia Knotts Janette Lake James Lynch Margaret Lynch Cozetta Marks Ira Marks Lillian Marks Paul Putzek Roy Radebough Stephen Reppert Burl Ross Elizabeth Sheets Mary Sherwood 1937-38 (cont.) 1940-41 (cont.) 25. Clay Stout 26. Dan Stout 27. Kathleen Welch 28. Kermit Wheeler 1938- 39 SI. Franklin Allander 2. Richard Blake 3.i.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 Lcugh 16. Gerald Lynch 17. Helen'Mclrvtdkh 18. Helen Mersage 19. Thelma Mooney 20. William Newhouse 21. George Phelps 22. Rosanna Poole 23. Lillian Stout 24. Sam Trocino 25. Clarice Wagner 26. Elbert Wagner 27. Ethlyn Womack 28. Lyla 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 9. Robert Centera 10. Loretta Chenoweth 11. Frank Christian 12. Frank Davis 13. Elnora Drainer 14. Garlland Evers 15. Maudella Findley 16. Louie Gerard 17. Josephine Isabella ALUMNI 1939- 40 (cont.) 18. Betty Jones 19. Arlene Knight 20. Evelyn Lough 21. Mildred Markley 22. Edward Marks 23. Ruth McGee 24. Mattie O'Keefe 25. Richard Payne 26. Joe Popcolardo 27. Lucille Pest 28. Bernard Postlewaite 29. Eamund Rcp.jert 30. Joseph Roush 31. Evelyn Shaffer 32. Ruth Sheets 33. Carrie Sinsel 34. Ruhama Snider 35. Charles Scrbello 36. Georgina Stewart 37. Mary Taylor 38. Virginia Tierney 37. Rose Trocino 40. Ruth Way 41. Paul Welmoth 42. Junior Whitehair 43. Junior ’.Villiams 1940- 41 1. Bonnie Blake 2. Robert Annegan 3. William Bensky 4. Margie Brown 5. Ivarean Bryan 6. Lawson Burton 7. Valentino Caruso 8. Bertie Cather 9. Annabel Crouse 10. Mary Davis 11. Ronnie Driver 12. Helen Glenn 13. Cledith Green 14. Clifford Hall 15. Samuel Humphreys, Jr. 16. Flora Isabella 17. Catherine Jenkins 18. Fred Jones 19. Doris Kittle 20. Josephine Kittle 21. Robert Lawson 22. Agnes Lough 23. Charles Lynch 24. John Lynch 25. Dave McCoy 26. Ruth McGlumphy 27. Emma Jean Moran 28. Mary L. Mooney 29. Mary L. Moore 30. Helen Morgan 31. Ruth Nelson 32. Lawrence Nixon 33. Janes Norman 34. James Pepper 35. Evelyn Phelps 36. Robert Powell 37. James Freston 33. Carl Ravis 39- Gerald Re.rroad 40. Clara Richards 41. Faye Rogers 42. John Shaga 43. Roy Simons 44. Carl Smallridge 45. Gus Smith 46. Clarence Spencer 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 3ooella 3. Robert Brown 4. Charles Bunner 5. Paul Christian 6. Edward Drainer 7. Freda Glenn 8. Bertha Hall 9. Mary Haller 10. William Haney 11. Katherine Hawkins 12. Mable Hustead 13. Rose Isaoella 14. Myrtle Johnson 15. Thomas Kelley 16. Leo Marks 17. Susannah Miller 18. Delbert Minear 19. Maxine Mooney 20. Edythe Newlon 21. Ruth Phelps 22. Forrest Pollard 23. Glydas Riffle 24. Ann Ross 1941-42 (cont.) ALUMNI 1943-44 (cont.) 1945-46 24. Rose Scollise 3. John H. Booella 1. Irene Andrews 25. Agnes Shaffer 4. Betty Davis 2. Ullie Brown 26..Sam Simonette 5. Viclet Davis 3. Betty Connor 27. Wilma Springer 6. Vivian Gaines 4. Pat Connor 28. Evelyn Snider 7. Helen B. Gozik 5. Ronald Cosner 29. Gail Smith 8. Noma R. Glenn 6. Kenneth Crouse 30. Camella Sorbella 9. Roland Findley 7. Louise Davis 31. Paul Stewart 10. Helen Marteny 8. Lindalene Davis 32. Ralph Stipe 11. Robert L. Marks 9. Flora Davis 33. Mary Succurro 12. Bertha McGee 10. George Davis 34. Robert Taylor 13. Martha A. Mitch 11. Mildred Devart 35. Geraldine Wolfe 14. Ruth Mitch 12. Betty Duvall 36. Madeline Wolfe 15- Charles Newhouse 13. Marietta Duvall 37. Naoma ' estfall 16. Norma J. Poole 14. Joseph Gerard 38. Edith Williams 17. George Powell 15. Lois Goodwin 18. Delores J. Robinson 16. Geneva Griffit 1942-43 19. Alice M. Shaffer 17. Mary Gawaldo 20. Ella li. Stipe 18. Charles Harris 1. Wylodean Ball 21. Lewis M. Stout 19. Thomas Hawkins 2. Hattie Earnum 22. Jimmie Succurro 20. Mary Hrib 3. Mary Burton 23. Anna Swirple 21. Fred Hurst 4. Jean Cole 24. Margaret Ulm 22. Zelma Jones 5. Lena Davis 25. Catherine Ulm 23. Earl U. Jones 6. Elwanda Drainer 26. Mayple White 24. Gene A. Jones 7. Martin Drainer 25. John Lough 8. Norman Drainer 1944-45 26. Mary J. Merandi 9. John Gawaldo 27. Thomas Menear 10. Bud Greathouse 1. Nadine Bailey 28. Susannah McCauley 11. Alice Harman 2. James Edward Bonnell 29. Fred McGee 12. Davis Hays 3. Betty Brown 30. Neal Moran 13. Edna Jones 4. Betty Christian 31. Donovan Moyers 14. QMrence Jones 5. Richard W. Cox 32. Donald Newlon 15. William Lipscomb 6. Essie Longwell 33. Mildred Popovich 16, Richard Menear 7. James W. Drainer 34. Adorah Purkey 17. Joan Moyers 8. Edna R. Fulton 35. Louise Rein 18. Eugene Nelson 9. Betty Goodwin 36. Mary Rein 19. Roberta Riley 10. Helen Hall 37. Patricia Smallridge 20. Robert Riley 11. Richard Haney 38. Evelyn Smith 21. Mary Anna Sheets 12. Mary Isabella 39. Carmel W. Sterling 22. Mary Singleton 13. Daisy M. Mustachio 40. Wallace Sterling 23. Walter Swirple 14. Edward McGee 41. James Stewart 24. Laura Trimble 15. Nadelene L. Moyer 42. Nesson Stewart 25. Ruth Thompson 16. Roland Purkey 43. Helen Swirple 26. Katherine Trocino 17. Linda J. Reese 44. June Thompson 27. Rosella Trocino 18. Ruth Zona Reger 45. John Trocino 28. Helen Vranish 19. Gerald Riffle 46. James Workman 29. Joe Wenter 20. Eugene Riffle 30. Ruth Whitehair 21. Betty L. Riley 1946-47 31. Carl Williams 22. Richard W. Selvey 32. Sarah Workman 23. Alpha Short 1. Betty J. Ball 33. David Workman 24. Barbara June Stewart 2. Albert Bihari 34. Omar Workman 25. Betty J. Whitehair 3. Andy Bihari 26. Lance D. Williams 4. Bernadine Blake 1943-44 27. Anita Davis 5. Robert Bonnell 1. Betty Annegan 6. Howard Brown 7. Earl Caldwell 2. Mary Baligna 8. Robert Digman • • ■ • . 1946-47 (cont.) ALUMNI 1948-49 1949-50 (cont.) 9. Charles Drainer 1. Hubert Boyles 24. Donald Reese 10. Agnes Frey 2. Herbert Crouse 25. Dave Riffle 11. William Frum 3. Andy Gallo 26. Philip Sandy 12. Wayne Gatian 4. Mary Gallo 27. Patricia Savage 13. Frank Hawkins 5. Betty Gozik 28. Harry Stackpole 14. John Harman 6. Edward Haney 29. Genales Stackpole 15. Mary A. Isabella 7. Lovant Hayes 30. Donald Turnbull 16. Pauline Kerns 8. Vera Hyvl 31. Alfred Welch 17. Herbert Lipscomb 9. Junior Kittle 32. Bedford Wilfong 18. Irene Miller 10. Mary Lipscomb 19. Fred Nessar 11. Philip Lough 1950-51 20. Virginia Popovich 12. Arden Lynch Jr. 21. Paul Radick 13. Madalene McCauley 1. Maxwell Barnes 22. Dona Lou Roush 14. Calla McDonald 2. Mary E. Carder 23. Margaret Ruse 15. Thomas Marks 3. Richard Cardot 24. Mildred Ruse 16. Sam Olivio 4. James Davis 25. Ervan Short 17. William Parks 5. Betty Drainer 26. Tony Spino 18. Charles Popovich 6. Kenneth Duvail 27. George Stackpole 19. Nellie Powell 7. Delores Felton 28. Frank Stipe 20. Eloise Richardson 8. Violet Gibson 29. Rosalie Taylor 21. Francis Riffle 9. Virginia Gibson 30. Vascelious Taylor 22. Russell Shaffer 10. Lorraine Goodwin 31. Angeline Trocino 23. Jack Shreve 11. Edward Gobel 32. Juanita Weaver 24. Velva Short 12. Carl Guzzi 33. Louise ’Wright 25. Charles Stewart 13. Jimmy Guzzi 34. Troy Trimble 26. Mary Ulm 14. Lawrence Helmick 35. James Trimble 27. Felicia Watson 15. Mary Hudkins 28. Jean Rita Wymer 16. Barbara Johnson 1947-48 29. Marianna Workman 17. Patty Kerns 30. Virginia Williams 18. Alva Knight 1. Gail Bartlett 19. Ida M. McDonald 2. Joanna Carder 1949-50 20. Alma McCauley 3. Kathryn Cleavenger 21. Minnie McGee 4. William Duvall 1. Wanda Ball 22. John McKinney 5. Vietta Fleming 2. William Bihari 23. Mary Neal 6. Loretta Gerard 3. Raymond Blake 24. Jack Payne 7. Eleanor Gibson 4. William Bobela 1 25. Elizabeth Pellegrino 8. Marian Hanson 5. Geraldine Bonnell 26. Steve Popovich 9. Joseph Harris 6. Joann Burton 27. Robert Sandy 10. Cora E. Lane 7. Louise Campbell 28. Kathleene Shaffer 11. Rose M. Mitchell 8. Paul Crouse 29. Donald Smith 12. Margaret McGee 9. Nancy Fleming 30. James Smith 13. Annabell Newhouse 10. Clinton Frum 31. Maxine Smith 14. Harold Payne 11. Warren Fulton 32. Eleanor Spears 15. Herbert Putzek 12. Geneva Gerard 33. Lois Springer 16. Mary Pellegrino 13. Dorthy Green 34. Michael Stonko 17. Betty Riffle 14. Wylodean Gibson 35. Martha Stonko 18. Pearl Riffle 15. Lola Helmick 36. James Swirple 19. Willis D. Riley, Jr. 16. Sam Isabella, Jr. 37. Betty Thompson 20. Barbara Stalnaker 17. Kenneth Johnston 38. Robert Watson 21. Eleanor Smith 18. Barbara Lough 22. James Thompson 19. Wayne McCauley 1951-52 23. Lucy Ulm 20. Virginia Newhouse 24. Helen Wagner 21. Lena Pellegrino 1. Betty Andrews 25. Mary Whitehair 22. Robert McVicker 2. Richard Bartlett 26. Helen Whitehair 23. Thomas Purkey 3. Donice 3artlett • • ALUMNI 1951-52 (cont.) 1952-53 (cont.) 1954-55 (cont.) 4. Jean Blake 19. Madge McKinney 12. Ronald Digman '5.“Grace Welch 20. Helen Muszung 13. Louver.ia Fleming 6. Richard Carder 21. Collie Poole 14. Tom Gates 7. Dorothy Cottrill 22. David Popovich 15. Nancy Graham 8. William Crouse 23. Juanita Fcwell 16. Jean Greathouse 9. Barbara Davis 24. John Riley 17. Paul Gobel 10. Mary A. Ervin 25. Billie Jo Rosier 18„ 3i.ll H-simick 11. Paul Gallo 26. Carol Shaffer Id. D-rrei Henvner 12. ’ era J. Gaines 27. Robert Riffle 20. Donna M.-yle 13. Charles Gibson 28. Shirlene Shreve 21„ N orma Mayle 14. Mary Hustead 29. Albert Smith 22, Evalena McCauley 15. Martin Hustead 30. William Spear 23. Shirley McCauley 16. Tommy Isabella 31. Da id Thompson 24. Dolly Nessar 17. Betty Jenkins 32. Donald Tnompscn 25. Joe Nessar 18. Patty Jenkins 33. Wilma Welch 26. Meiry Newhouse 19. Ann J ohns on 34. Nettie Wilfong 27. Nancy Nutter 20. Emogene McCauley 28. Angela Pollard 21. Rosalene McDonough 1953-54 29. Ronald Popovich 22. Myrtle Merrett 30. Beaulah Riffle 23. Anna Milinovich 1. Margaret Brown 31. Suirley Riffle 24. Eloise Mitchell 2. Martin Brown 32. Betty Smith 25. Lola Peters 3. Richard Brown 33. Helen Riley 26. Mary Saltis 4. George Carder 34. Vivian Stevens 27. Robert Savage 5. Wayne Crowe 35. N.-idine Suewart 28. Glenn Simmons 6. Jack Dili.on 36. Dolores Spears 29. Philomenia Spino 7. John Dillon 37. Bill Snodgrass 30. Donald Stewart 8. Marvin Felton 38. Georgenia Welch 31. Paul Stipe 9. Managert Gozik 39. Larry Vincent 32. Patty Stonko 10. Helen Green 40. Frances Wolford 33. Hattie Thomas 11. William Hudkins 41. Ralph Weaver 34. Jean Urtso 12. Virginia Marks 35. Loretta ' hitehair 13. Roberta Green 1955-56 36. Charles Whitehair 14. William Marshall 37. Clara ’‘.'olford 15. Dora Jean Martin 1. Bobby Blake 38. Violet Workman 16. Shirley Moore 2. Louella Bartlett 17. William McDonough 3. Alice Bailey 1952-53 18. Dale McCauley 4. Rebecca Bland 19. Nancy Newlon 5. Frances Jacobs 1. Naomi Brown 20. Robert Riffle 6. Joleene Findley 2. Thomas Burton 21. Jacquline Sandy 7. Harley Green 3. Charles Carder 22. Jma,jean Sines 8. John Isabella 4. Barbara Cole 23. Shirley Wilfong 9. Blaine Kerns 5. Nancy Crim 10. Delbert Leach 6. Joan Davis 1954-55 11. Shirley Mayle 7. Barbara Devart 12. Ruby Moore 8. Charles Digman 1. Frances Adams 13. Vivian Newhouse 9. Herbert Frum 2. ImoGean Bailey 14. Teddy Olivio 10. Panda Faulkiner 3. Philip Bartlett 15. Mary Powell 11. Okey Gibson 4. Mary Blake 16. Mable Riffle 12. Joan Johnson 5. Iretta Brown 17. Percy Riffle 13. Robert Kittle 6. Ernest Casseday 18. Jean Riffle 14. Robert Knight 7. Philip Cleaver.ger 19. Jim Ross 15. Ralph Lake 8. Patty Corder 20. Erma Sandy 16. Jean Lough 9. Billie Rae Davis 21. Constance Sheets 17. Kenneth Marks 10. Roberta Davis 22. Shirley Shaffer IS. Roland McCauley 11. Delores DeBarr 23. Charles Shreve 24. Ronnie Vincent 1955-56 (cont.) 1958-59 (Cont.) ALUMNI 25. John Wilfong 26. Charles Wilfong 27. Joan White 28. Jerry Woods 29. Betty Richardson 1956- 57 1. Charlene Blake 2. Robert Bolton 3. Phyllis Collins 4. Jack Crouse 5. Robert Davis 6. Roger Findley 7. Lee Green 8. Peggy Hayes 9. Richard Hclyfield 10. Bailey Jenkins 11. Patty Jenkins 12. Nancy Johnson 13. Shirley Johnson 14. Lewis Johnson 15. Charles Knight 16. Tom Lang 17. Norma Marshall 18. Mary McKinney 19. Charles Mayle 20. James Mayle 21. Lloyd Putzek 22. Geraldine Riffle 23. Jerry Riffle 24. Charlene Rus 25. Yvonne Saucer 26. Jackie Stewart 27. Violet Whitehair 28. Mary Wilfong 29. Donald Wiseman 30. Eddie Wiseman 1957- 58 1. Donald Bailey 2. James Bays 3. Barbara Bell 4. Mary Collins 5. Betty Cooper 6. Jeanette Cottrill '7. Patricia Devart 8. Mazie Davis 9. Howard Findley 10. Violet Fitzwater 11. Daniel Fleming 12. Patrick Gaines 13. Steve Gallo 14. William Goodwin 15. Hollis Gregory 1957- 58 (cont.) 16. Brenda Guzzi 17. Edward Heavener 18. Shirley Jenkins 19. Izetta Kelley 20. Ronald Kittle 21. Charles Kinsey 22. Agnes Knight 23. Fred Maxwell 24. Carroll McCauley 25- Lucille McCauley 26. Roberta McCauley 27. Ralph McCloy 28. Thomas McCray 29. Lola McDonough 30. Samuel McGee 31. Phyllis Phelps 32. Paul Popovich 33. Charles Reed 34. Georgia Riffle 35• Leonard Ross 36. Duane Simmons 37. Mike Saltis 38. James Simon 39. Nancy Simpson 40. Judy Snodgrass 41. Laura Trimble 42. Gary Vincent 43. Deanna T- aller 44. Leonard Welch 45. Flodell Wolford 46. Joe Woods 47. Phyllis Workman 48. La Rea Wyckoff 49. Jerry Wyckoff 1958- 59 1. Shirley Adams 2. George Bailey 3. Rhea Ball 4. David Barney 5. Joan Bensky 6. Gerald Boggess 7. Jo Ann Cleavenger 8. William Cole 9. Betty Collins 10. Sue Corder 11. Eddie Crouse 12. Christine DeBarr 13. Deloris Fernandez 14. Billy Fleming 15. Dorothy Glendenning 16. Bill Goff 17. Gary Gray 18. Cecil Green 19. Mary Guzzi 20. Glen Hatfield 21. Harold Hayes 22. Kathryn Heavner 23. Patti Kittle 24. Franklin Knight 25. Elda Leach 26. Carl Love 27. Barbara McCauley 28. Bobby McCauley 29. Agnes McCloy 30. John McGee 31. Jerry Murphy 32. Lillian Newhouse 33. Leonard Phelps 34. James Powell 35� Dale Reed 36. Margaret Riffle 37. Richard Shreves 38. Sandra Singleton 39. Mary Smith 40. Bill Smith 41. Grover Stewart 42. Charles Ware 43. Janet Wilfong 44. Dorotha Wiseman 1959-60 1. Ralph Bailey 2. Austin Blake 3. Sandy Bland 4. John Cole 5. Joey Collins 6. Connie Hayes 7. Charlie Fawley 8. Lois Felton 9. Shirley Fitzwater 10. Robert Flint 11. Shirley Frum 12. Ellen George 13. Roy Goble 14. Harold Gray 15. Charles Green 16. Nyoka Green 17. Carolyn Hess 18. Richard Howell 19. Joe Isabella 20. Jim Jones 21. Margaret Kerns 22. Anna Jane Kinsey 23. Betty Knight 24. Ima Jean Knotts 25. Terry Lawson 26. Fay Mayle 27. Correna McCauley 28. Delmas McCauley 29. Blair McCray 1959-60 (cont.) aL'jmni 1962-63 (cont.) 1961-62 30. Brenda McCulloh 31. Roy Mullans 32. Terry Riley 33. Mary Rogucki 34. Andy Saltis 35. Lester Sandy 36. Clifford Saucer 37. Mary J. Shaga 38. Mary F. Simon 39. Stanley Smith 40. Carolyn Spencer 41. Joan Stewart 42. Leonard Urtso 43. Mickey Vincent 44. Robert Ware 45. Judy White 46. Betty Wiseman 47. Gwendolyn Wyckoff 1960-61 1. Virginia Bailey 2. Nancy Bays 3. Patcy Bays 4. Paul Bays 5. Reta Blake 6. Shirley Boggess 7. Charles Cather 8. Carolyn Chocky 9. Sandra Collins 10. Sam Cleavenger 11. Carolyn Costilow 12. Mary Jo Devart 13. Virginia Felton 14. Paulette Fleming 15. Betty Greathouse 16. Juanita Green 17. Shirley Lipscomb 18. Ivan McCauley 19. Norma McCloy 20. Sharon McDonough 21. Peggy Jo McNeff 22. Barbara Mullan 23. Raymond Neupert 24. Linda Patrick 25. Nadine Phelps 26. Gilbert Phelps 27. Margaret Purkey 28. Brenton Reed 29. Allen Saucer 30. Sandy Sigmons 31. Patty Sinsel 32. Eugene Turnbull 33. Charles V ilfong 34. Wanita Wiseman 35. Eileen Woods 36. James ’Wyckoff 1. Beryl. Ball 2. IJ'ViCv 3c.11 3. Lois Bartlett 4. Carol Blake 5. David Davis 6. Dizzy Davis 7. Zelda Drainer 8. Jim Greathouse 9. Tom Greathouse 10. Willis Green 11. Mary Glendenning 12. Bill Goodwin 13. Edith Havener 14. Kcnnetn r.elmick 15. John Hoi,; field 16. Donnie Kittle 17. Kenny Lipscomb 18. Fred Lispcomb 19. Juanita Harteny 20. Bob McKinney 21. Cheryl Nestor 22. Sara Newhouse 23. Brenda Poe 24. Ruth Fowell 25. Garris Poling 26. Thomas Rein 27. Ruby Rand 28. Calvin Phelps 29. James Samples 30. Sharon Shreve 31. Rita Simpson 32. Judy Shaga 33. Steve Simon 34. Paul Smith 35. Andra Anna Ware 36. Denver Wilfong 37. Vivian Woods 1962-63 1. Mary K. Bailey 2. Robert Bailey 3. Arthur Ball 4. Donnis Barney 5. Janice Bolton 6. Kathryn J. Carder 7. Judy Crim 8. Billy Dillon 9. Charles Fowler 10. Rosemary Fitzwarter 11. Cheryl Gray 12. Bruce L. Green 13. Pauletta R. Hess 14. Elnora Knight 15. Mary Ann McCloy 16. Thomas Moore 17. Martha A. Phillips 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 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. 40. 41. Thomas Radabaugh Clyde Reid Porter Reid Gary L. Ross Pete Saltis Roger Sandy Gary G. Simmons Robert Sinsel Robert Spencer James Taylor Joyce Snodgrass 1963-64 Rosella Bailey Donald Baxter Bobby Eoggess Terry Bolyard Elizabeth Cather Joan Cleavenger Gerald Collins Sandy Collins Carolyn S. Crouse Kermit Felton Kenneth Findley Gary Fowler Eva Gibson Emmy Glover David Hall Sharon Hammons David Hardman Marlene Heavner Anne Kelly Barbara Kittle Bernard Lipscomb William Jones Paul McKinney Gilbert Moore George Morgan Carol Phillips William Powell Linda Samples William Seese Raymond Serfass Susan Sheets Karen Stewart Nancy Sterling Barbara Stout Patricia Stutler Janice Swecker Gary Wutson Joesph Westfall Jane Wilfong Melvin Wiseman Mary J. Y osds 1964- 65 1. Berlin Bailey 2. Charles Bartlett 3. Gary Blake 4. Stephen Blake 5. Janet Boggess . Garold Bolton . Mary Kay Cather 8. Richard Collins 9. Phyllis Felton 10. Sheldon Findley 11. Mary Ann Gibson 12. Minna Green 13. David Hays 14. Marilyn Jones 15. Rebecca Justice 16. Larry Kukuk 17. Terry Jo Maxwell 18. Kay Nestor 19. Tom Petrovich 20. Buddy Powell 21. Gloria Preston 22. Brenda Riffle 23. Danny Robinson 24. James Rogucki 25. Gwen Rus 26. Larry Singleton 27. Delano Smith 28. Roger Spencer 29. Selby Trader 30. Jerry Turnbull 31. Larry whitehair 32. Connie Wyckoff 1965- 66 1. Harold Allison 2. Geraldine Bailey 3. Stephen Ball 4. Marlene Bensky 5. Peggy Blake 6. Bill Blake 7. Danny Boggess 8. Joe Bolton 9. Sharon Bolyard 10. Donna Brownfield 11. Bill Cather 12. Eddie Cottrill 13. Linda Fitzwater 14. Linda Fleming 15. Deloris George 16. Shelia Green 17. Linda Hammack 18. Steve Heavner 19. Joe Jenkins 20. Bassha Kittle 21. Jerry Leach 22. Okey Marks ALUMNI 1965-66 (cont.) 23. Jimmy Mayle 24. Mary Lee Menear 25. Sam McCloy 26. Sharon McCloy 27. Tom McKinney 28. Audra Reid 29. Paul Saltis 30. Herbert Samples 31. Arley Simmons 32. Sandy Sinsel 33• Raymond Skidmore 34. Gerald Smith 35. Tom Stewart 36. Paul Trimble 37. LaDonna Vincent 38. Mike Westfall 39. Terry Wilfong 40. Carolyn Zirkle 41. Stella Phelps 42. Thomas Crouston hCt-