Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1968 volume:

Paul Bartlett Superintendent of Taylor Co. Schools Robert L. Sheilds Principal Ronald Knotts Assistant Supt. of Taylor Co. Schools Sally Jones Secretary Monica Julian 3onne Julian A) Elmer Ryle ft.Mou •Jerry Ravis Johnene Simpson JoAnna Snodgrass Linda Burton SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: LeeRoy McKinney Vice President: Mike Bokey Treasurer: JoAnna Snodgrass Secretary: Sheila Blake Historian: Dale Hays JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Historian Janet Hammack David Burton Linda Zirkle Linda Wilfong Barbara Bokey SOPHMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Historian Diane Samples Jimmy Hotsinpeliar None Luella Leach Connie McCourt FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President: Vice President: Treasurer: Secretary: Historian: Peggy Wilfong Barbara Williams Rita Wiseman Veronica Rougcki Steven Corder EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Historian Janet Hathaway Sandra MeCloy Camden Newlon Arden Swecker Charlotte Maxwell SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Historian Clarenda Leach Thomas Bailey Gwen Brown Jane Kittle Pam Bolner I FRED KELLEY SO N N Y s SINCLAIR GAS Oft GENERAL MERCHANDISE DAIRY BAR AND DRIVE-IN CONES SUNDAES PIZZA MILK SHAKE HOAGIES STEAK SANDWICHES Bridgeport, W. Va. Phone 842-3608 Rout 76 sEl'A 1 r •■=“.'t of 11111 Rwomont, W. Vfl Compliments of Bridgeport Bank JAMES E. HELEN HAMMACK Flemington, w. Va. X iMobiloil) Pnone 739-2313 Groceries, Keats, Ice Cream Kobil Gas Cj l, Tires, iubes accessories Low in x rice - nign in vu lity money time law COMPLIMENTS OF CHESTER SINSEL Route 1 Talk O.vi .o tujui vUn. NT •iKD oUrPLh. CLUB Flemington W. Va. Phone 739-4881 PiziSa at its best Steak, Cnicken, Shrimp, Veal Dinners, noagies rirs. ou . hon., 4p.nr-. to 12 p.m. Tue., rttu., l'iiu., 11 .m. to 12 c.m. Fri. Sat., 1] a.ru. to 2 a.m. CHAROLAIS CATTLE ftoute pO-ji. st of Cl.rksburg oridgeport nill-Phone 3 +2-28V1 I OAK FRONT FARM BREEDER OF PUREBRED ANGUS CATTLE Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kinsey and Jim ROUTE 1, FLEMINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA PYE'S GROCERY Phone 739-4922 Open 8:a.ra.-9:p.m. (Daily) Shell Gas—Accessories Oil—Soft Drinks MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY hom« o nce: Columbus, Ohio Glenn oapp nuto - Life - Pi re (ongratulations and Best Wishes hospitalization Pnone 2c -12?5 or 2t -3?81 Bitljft—rilLi, Grafton, W. Va. FiLhlhGTOR, tv. Vn. P. G. Hollandsworth Box 375 Tel. 622-7304 Clarksburg, . Va. e$nun, PRINTING Tom Hodges, Jr. CO. Class Rings, Announcements, Cards, Diplomas, Caps and 0Owns, Medals and Trophies Jewelery and Stationer to the Classes 1968 and 1969. Box 1336 Phone: Clarksburg, W. 26301 623-1176 12th Grade B� y? Bokey, Mike Devart, Gary George, Tommy Hays, Dale Hayes, Gary McKinney, Lee Roy Pyle, Golda Riffle, Raymond Stonko, Larry Welch, Jerry Westfall, Larry Wilfong, Tommy Wiseman Karl Girls Blake, Sheila Burton, Linda Delaney, Sandra Greathouse, Nancy Lawson, Jean Morris, Patty Mullan, Donna Mullan, Monica Pye, Starlene Pyle, Augustine Simpson, Johnene Snodgrass, JoAnna Stipe, Jane Swecker, Marilyn YOU KNOW TRIM BY Mike Bokey - His ability to blush. 2. G ary Devart - His long hair. 3. Tommy George - His friendly personality. 4. Dale Hays - His ability to pester people. 5. Gary Hayes - His crazy shoes. 6. Lee Roy McKinney - His loud socks. 7. Golda Pyle - His blonde hair. 6. Raymond Riffle - His ability to chew gum in class. 9. Jerry- Welch - His crazy ways. 10 Larry Westfall - His quiet ways. 11. Tommy Wilfong — His ability to ask questions. 12. Karl Wiseman - His ability to goof tnings up. 13. Sheila Blake - Her sneaky smile, 14. Linda Burton - Her crazy laugh. 15. Sandra Delaney - Her sweet ways, 16. Nancy Greathouse - Her ability to ride horses. 17. Jean Lawson - Her neat clothes. 18. Patty Morris - Her pony tail. 19. Donna Mullan - Her nickname Molly. 20. Monica Mullan - Her nickname Monkey. 21. Starlene Pye - Her ability to study Shorthand. 22. Augustine Pyle - Her red hair. 23. Johnene Simpson - Her ability to keep Mrs. Burtons mind off Shorthand. 24. JoAnna Snodgrass - Her ability t. flirt. 25. Jane Stipe - Her ability to forget r.°mes3 26. Marilyn Swecker - The appearance of her lip after 5th period. CAN YOU IMAGINE 1. Sheila Blake - Not giving Mrs. Burton a hard time. 2. like Bokey - Not eating Life Savers in Speech Class. 3. Sandra Delaney - Without Mike's ring. 4. Gary Devart - With a crev:cut. 5. Tommy George - Not wearing a smile. 6. Nancy Greathouse - without a horse. 7. Gary Hayes - With the title of Reverand Hayes. 8. - Dale Hays - Not being with Lesa. 9. Jean Lawson - Being a great hunter. 10. Lee Roy McKinney - Not borrowing typing paper. 11. Patty Morris - Weighting 250 pounds. 12. Donna Mullan - As a go-go dancer. 13. Monica iiullan - In a 1 ini-skirt. 14. Starlene Pye - As a stock car racer. 15. Augustine Pyle - As a blonde. 16. GoIda Pyle - As the Life of the Party. 17. Jerry Ravis - On a three-wheeled Bike. 18. Raymond Riffle - Without chewing gum in English Class. 19. Johnene Simpson - Not giving Mr. Cleavenger a hard time. 20. JoAnna Snodgrass - With a Twiggy hair cut. 21. Jane Stipe - Driving a 39 Ford Coupe, 22. Marilyn Swecker - Without a piece of yarn in her hair. 23. Jerry Welch - Being Bashful, 24. Larry ? estfall - As Mr. Universe. 25. Karl Wiseman - As a College Professor. 26. Tommy Wilfong - Being 6r 3 . WHO'S WHO Girls Bojrs Best Dressed Sheila Blake Best Dressed Gary Hayes Best Looking Sheila Blake Best Looking Gary Hayes Biggest Flirt JoAnna Snodgrass Biggest Flirt Mike Bokey Best Dancer Johnene Simpson Best Dancer Tomiry George Most Mature Jane Stipe Most Mature Lee Hoy McKinney Most Congenial Sandra Delaney Most Congenial Tommy George Best Athelete Sheila Blake Best Athelete Lee Roy McKinney Most Popular JoAnna Snodgrass Most Popular Lee Roy McKinney Wittiest Johnene Simpson Wittiest Tommy George Best al1 round Scholar Marilyn Swecker Best al1 round Scholar Dale Hays Most likely to Succeed Jane Stipe Most likely to Succeed Dale Hays � � • M SiiNIOR CLhSS HISTORY 7th Grade History The first meeting of the seventh grade was called to order by Mrs. Burton. We discussed such matters as the class • dues. We decided to pay ten cents a month which equals ninety cents for the whole year. Also we elected class officers. The fallowing were elected to lead our class through the year: President - Robert Menear Vice President - Sheila Blake Secretary - JoAnna Snodgrass Treasurer - Larry Westfall The second meeting of the seventh grade was called to order by Mrs. Burton once again at 9:10 on March 11, 1963« We met to pick class cheerleaders for the tournaments at our high school. They were: Janet Bailey JoAnna Snodgrass Sheila Blake Linda Welch (mascot) We wish to thank the boys and girls who played on the basketball team also. They are as follows: Vesta Mayle Veronica Ball Sandra Delaney Paulette Surfass Patty Morris Annabell McKinney Jean Lawson Georgia Foster Dean Leach Arnold Shaffer Jeffrey Stires Bob Menear Jerry Welch Dale Hays Karl Wiseman . - . 8th Grade History The class officers were: President - Sheila Blake Vice President - Robert Menear Secretary - Sandra Delaney Treasurer - Sandra Delaney Historian - Vesta hayle There was 21 boys and 18 girls. 9th Grade As Freshmen of 1964-196$, we had 41 students consisting of 21 girls and 20 boys. We were united as one class with Mrs. Cardot as our sponsor. Our class officers were: President) - Lee Roy mcV nney Vice President - Mike Bokey Treasurer Secretary - Marilyn Swecker Historian - Dale Hays The girls won the class tournaments. There were nine boys that played ball on the Yellow Jackets team. Our class presented the Christmas program and all members participated including Mrs. Cardot as Santa Claus. 10th Grade As the Sophomore class, we were 36 in membership with 21 boys and 15 girls. Mr. Findley wa� our sponsor. The officers for the year were: President - Lee Roy McKinney Vice President - Dean Leach Secretary - Dale Hays Treasurer - Mike Bokey Historian - Richard Godfrey . -■ • • v. -V This year Lee Roy McKinney and Dale Hays were on the varsity team. Our class was chosen as the best Senior High Cheering section and Lee Roy McKinney was chosen as the best Senior High Center. 11th Grade As Juniors we started off with a Bang by electing the following officers: President - Marilyn Swecker Vice President - Mike Bokey Secretary - Jane Stipe Treasurer - Sheila Blake Historia� - Jo Anna Snodgrass We had our magazine fund raising drive and Dale Hays and JoAnna Snodgrass were awarded the Best Salesmanship Award. Dale sold the second highest amount of magazines in the history of Flemington hi$i School. We sold master Lg s to increase our treasury fund. Jane Stipe and D-JLe Hays were selected to represent the school at the annual Know Your State Government Day at Charleston in March. Dale Hays was selected to represent the school in the Boys State Camp held at Jackson Mills. Marilyn Swecker was the girl that represented the school at Girls State Camp held at Jackson Mills. We worked hard and our Junior-Senior Prom was a great success under the leadership of Mrs. Piccolo. The theme was Paris by Night, We had three boys representing the Juniors on the varsity squad. Ther were: Lee Roy McKinney, Dale Hays, and Mike Bokey. . ? •• • 4 % • 4 I C • • • • • Dale and Mike earned their Letters and Lee Roy earned two bars 12th Grade This is the year we have looked forward to as Seniors. The class elected officers: President - Lee Roy McKinney Vice President - Kike Bokey Secretary - Sheila Blake Treasurer - JoAnna Snodgrass Historian - Dale Hays Mr. Talbott, the past principal for all of our previous years, has retired and our present principal is Mr. Robert Shields. Many changes have been made in the set rules. Fifty- seven to be exact. Some we as students don't agree with but rome are good. Lee Roy McKinney won the Voice of Democracy contest from our class. He went on to win county honors nd placed third in the regional contest. Basketball varsity members were: Lee Roy McKinney, Dale Hays, Mike Bokey, and Raymond Riffle. Varsity Cheerleaders fron our class were: Sheila Blake and JoAnna Snodgrass. Our class is planning on going to Kenneywood Park in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania on our Senior trip. Band Members are: Marilyn Swecker, Jane Stipe, and Sandra Delaney as Head Majorette. 9th. Commencement is set for June 10 and the Sermon for June Wills 1. I, Sheila BlaKe, will r.y ohortnaj.d book to anyone viio can put up with hrs. Burton. 2. I, iake bokey, will uy ability to manuver uy car skillfulxy in an emergency to anyone who dislikes brick Walls. 3. 1, Sanura Delaney, will ny position _s Hexd-i.ajorette to Linda Wilfong. 4. I, Gary Dev rt, will ay long hair to anyone ..ho can tolerate hr. Shields 5. I, Tomny George, will ny job as Lrs. Piccolo's righthand man to Terry wcUaniel. 6. 1, Nancy Ureatnouse, will ny love lor horses to Sheryl Drainer. 7. 1, Gary Hayes, vail ny welding abixity to handy Gray. 6. I, Dale nays, will ay ability to confuse the teachers to anyone who wants to confuse tnem. 9. 1, Jeui Lawson, will i:y strai nt hair to G-ry Jones. 10. I, Lee hoy Lc«onney, will ay basketball, ability to hr. Shields, who needs it. 11. 1, Patty iiorris, will ay pony tcdl to Cindy Lawson. 12. I, Donna nullan, v,iil ny nervousness in Speech class to Cookie McDonald. 13. I, nonica nullan, will ny knak to keep secret boyfriends to anyone wno c n do it ana get b with it. 14. 1, Starlene Pye, will ay last name to Charlie bhu rs. 15. I, Augustine Pyle, wilt ny red hair to Janice Stewart. 16. I, Golds Pyle, will my bashfulness to Charlie Shugars. 17. I, Jerry havis, will ny 57-Chevy to Linda ..ixfong, 18. I, icaymond hiffle, will ny -urn to hr. Lie avenger because he always wants it • 19 I, Johnene Simpson, will icy cute jokes to i-.r. Clara. 20. I, JoAnna anodgrass, will ny position as Heua-Cheerleader to ousan Christian. 21. 1, Jane Stiper .jilx ty bass clarinet to whomever wants it. 22. I, «sriiyn Swecker, will nothing because I neaa everything I've got. 23 I, Jerry i.'elch, will ny ability to lie out of anything to David Whitenoir. 24. I, Larry Lestfail, will ny Copenhagen to icandy Gray. 25. I, Karl iwiseman, will ny drinking ability to Jim Vincent and hoger G reen. 26. I, Tonuy bili'ong, will ay shortness to Donald Findley,. ; • d • i 4 9 i 9 � r r a • - v 4 • • • i • • . . o f . ?-' r t % • % ; .• ' ♦ • • • • « • + . ■ f r p '•• i 11th Grade Boys Burton, David Collins, Gerald Costello, Gary Davis, Benny Findley, Donald Fowler, Dale Bray, Randy Greathouse, Randy Green, Roger Jones, Burl Jones, Gariy Mayle, Robert Mayle, Steve Purkey, James Ravis, Tomiry Reid, Billy Riffle, Larry Saltis, Joe Shugars, Charle s Stutler, Johnnie Whitehair, Ronnie Girls Bartlett-, Mary Blake, Connie Blake, Kathy Bokey, Barbara Bolyard, Melessa Christian, Susan Cottrill, Debbie Crim, Brenda Delaney, Diane George, Frances Green, Roberta Hail, Carol Haum-ack, Janet Larson, Cindy Lipscomb, Ellen Moats, Evelyn McDonald, Mary McCloy, Debbie McDonald, Jennie Phillips. Rebecca Reid, June Wilfong, Linda Wyckoff, Patty Zerkel, Linda p . ' ■ ■-. « .. i '■ JUNIOR .CLASS HISTORY Once again we entered the halls of Flemington High Scheol but now one step higher up the ladder in education. We are Juniors now and set in an idea that this year would never be forgotten. Our Junior year would not have been successful and fun-filled year if it had not been for our wonderful class sponsors: Mrs. Frances Ficcolo, Mrs. Lenhart, and Miss Hess, who replaced Mrs. Lenhart second semester. The first event the Junior Class had was to elect their class officers. They are as follows: President - Janet Hammack Treasurer - Linda Zerkle Vice President - David Burton Historian - Barbara Bokey Secretary - Linda Wilfong One of our main class projects was the selling of magazines. A tremendour effort was made by each boy and girl, although Janet Hammack and John Stutler were the top girl and boy sales- men. Some of our other projects were: Publishing the school newspaper, The Greyhound , sharing the concession stand with the Seniors at home basketball games; selling West Virginia Christmas cards; selling All Occasion cards; and the Junior- Senior Prom in May. Our class is very proud of the members taking part in extra-curricular activities. We have five boys on the varsity basketball squad. David Burton Randy Grey Gerald Collins Larry Riffle Donald Findley Susan Christian was chosen as one of the four varsity cheerleaders. We have eight members in the band two f which are majorettes. David Burton Susan Christian Brenda Crim The majorettes are: Janet Hammack Larry Riffle Donald Findley Mary McDonald Linda Wilfong David Burton and Susan Christian were chosen to represent Flemingten High in Know your State Government Day in Charleston in March. With great anticipation we were looking forward to the class toumments. The cheerleaders to represent us were: Debra Cottrill, Janet Hammack, and Ellen Lipscomb. We wish a prosperous and happy future to the Seniors and 10th Grade B-ye Girls Brown, Billy Davis, Charlie Greathouse, Jackie Hotsinpiller, J.ijnmie Lipscomb, Henry Mover, Gary McG 11, J.arry Peters, Robert Riffle, Carl Rub, Stephen Stutlei', L rry Wilfong, Gary Wolford, Bi]JL Vincent, Jimny Allison, Lillian Ball, Debbie B-lyard, Pam Clea enger, Linda CroBton, Brenda Drainer, Sheryl Hardman, Margaret Kelley, Ruth Lllen leach. Luella Lipscomb, Patty Moats, Linda K-Cl y. Linda Mo Coy rt, Connie Phelps. V i rgInia Rand, Debbie Reiri, Ramona Sanpl.es, Diana Wl'.i tehair, Pauletta Zorkle, Louise SOPHOMORE CLnSS HISTORY In the fall of 1967, the sophomores class returned to Flemington High School ready to challenge a new year. We began with our class election where we chose the following: President - Diana Samples Vice President - Jimmy Hotsinpiller Secretary - Luella Leach Several of our classmates devoted time to school activities. The boys playing varsity basketball were Jimmy Hotsinpiller and Billy Brown. Chosen as one of the varsity cheerleaders was Margaret Hardman. Out of our seven members in the band these three are majorettes: Debby Ball, Diana Samples, and Luella Leach. During the inter-class toumments the Sophomore Tigers with those mighty colors, orange and black, played a great part. Although the boys lost their game to the Freshmen Boys the girls won the Senior Hi i Championship. Linda McCley, Linda Cleavenger, Diana Samples, and Debby Ball were the Cheer- leaders. We wish to thank our sponsors: Mrs. Warner and Mr. Findley for their complete guidance through out the year. To the graduating oi 1967-68, the Sophomores wish «nly the best of luck and happiness ! III ■ Boys 9th Grade Girls Bailey, James Bailey, Helen Blake, Mike Blake, Karen Blake, Reger Brown, Crystal Burton, Allen Cleavenger, Linda Chocky, Bill Davis, Charlene Corder, Steve Delaney, Kathy Costilow, Hayward Hall, Jean Fragale, Anthony Hudkins, Jean Gibson, Allred Knotts, Shirley Gibson, George Mayle, Doris Irvine, Steve McCloy, Vera (Toni) Justice, Tommie McDonald, June (Cookie) Lamb, Robert McKinney, Debbie Layman, Randy Rogueki, Veronica Moore, Stephen Saucer, Margaret McDaniel, Terry Smith, Joanne Riffle, Bob Stewart, Janice Simpson, John Trimble, Robin Westfall, Bill Wilfong, Peggy Whitehair, David Williams, Barbara Wiseman, Rita FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY As we entered our first year of high school, the Freshman class had an enrollment of 4-1 members. At our first meeting we chose our class officers. They are as follows: President - Peggy Wilfong Vice President - Barbara Williams Secretary - Veronica Rogucki Treasurer - Rita V iseman Historian - Steve Corder Our class sponsors are: Iirs. Gregory and Ur. Clara. In the class tournament this year, our Freshman girls were defeated by the Sophomore girls, but our Freshman boys beat the Sophomore boys. Our class Cheerleaders were: 0 Karen Blake, Crystal Brown, Charlene Davis, and Joanne Smith. Steve Moore, Allen Burton, Janice Stuart, Robin Trimble, Veronica Rogucki, Barbara Williams, Joanne Smith, Crystal Brown, and Karen Blake are the nine Freshman members of the band. We wish the Seniors luckiilll 8th Grade Boys Blake, Richard Bokey, Floyd Bolyard, Timmy Bray, Jerry Brown, Greg Christian, Rickie Cc stciow, Joe Duvall, James Boodwin, Larry Hall; Larry Keiaey, Gerald Lipscomb, Maynard Morris, Eddie McFlwsnine, Richard Newlin, Brndley Newion - Camdon Peters, Ronald Pye , Iiioyd Radabaugli, Charles Reid, James Seese, Bobby Spencer, Rodney Swecker, Arden Wolfcrd, Charles Zerkle, Pete Girls Ball, Joyce Bartlett, Dianne Bland, Kay Costello, Kathy Crostcn, Charlotte Hathaway, Janet J( neo , Melodie Keiteraian, K'Anne Knotts, Pam Maxwell, Charlotte Mayle, Virginia M’iU.an, Shell a Me Cloy, Sandra McDaniel, Libby •1 Sth Grade History On the 28th day of August the boys and girls of the 8th grade class started their second year at Flemington High School. On our class roll this year we have two new class members, they are: Karen McCourt and Libby McDaniel. In the days that followed we elected our class officers. They are: President Janet Hathaway Vice President - Sandra McCloy Secretart - Arden Swecker Treasurer - Cemden Newlon Historian - Charlotte Maxwell The 8th grade boys played the 7th grade boys in the class tournment, and won by a score of 33 to 18. The 8th grade girls lost to the 7th grade girls by a score of 11 to 7. Our class sponsors for this year: Nrs. Whitescarver and Mr. Harper, who replaced Mrs. Cardot at the end of the semester. The 8th grade would like to wish the Seniors good luck and happiness in the coming yearsiili Beys 7th Grade Girls Bailey, Robert Bailey, Tom Bartlett, Wayne Brov.Tifj.eld, Danny Corder, Dennis Felton, Harlin Jones, Kike Ketterman, Allen KcGa.ry, Jimmy Italian, Kevin Kirphy, Bobby Dean Parks, Bi.lly Poe, Lonnie Seese, James Simmons, Dean Smith, Carl Vincent, Mark Wilfong, James Williams, Richard Workman, David Allison, Barbara Bays, Debbie Bclner, Pam -T r - • ’•-v jo , Brown, Gwen Croston, Linda Davis, Darlene Delaney, Carol Harris, Leslie Hudkins, Kathy Kittle, Jane Lamb, Wilma Leach, Clarenda Meats, G nnie Dianne Pulice, Brenda Re.id, Charlotte Riffle, Margaret Whitehair, Jennie W.iseman, Shirley W:lford, Rita 7th Grade History This our first year in Flemington High School is very exciting with 41 members in the class. The 7th grade class played the 8th grade class in the class tournments. The girls won with a score of 11 to 7. Marilyn Swecker was their coach. The boys lost by a score of 18 to 33. Alfred Gibson was their coach. Here at Flemington High School the teachers seemed strange But we £ot used to them. Most of the 7th graders were late for classes the first day, but we get to class on time now. The 7th graders made a lot of new friends here, and most of them are veiy nice. We hope to make more friends in the future at Flemington High School. The class sponsors are: Mr. Parkinson and Mr. Cole. CLASS OFFICERS President — Clarenda Leach Vice President - Thomas Bailey Secretary — Jane Kittle Treasurer — Gwen Brown Historian — Pam Bolner BAND HISTORY The 1967-1968 band members ahd already started work long before the opening day of school this year. All during the summer the band had been diligently been working on musical and marching techniques. The band this year is 65 members strong. During the summer new majorettes were chosen. Sandra Delaney-Head ]iajorette, Linde Wilfong, Janet Hammack, Diane Samples, Debra Ball, Linda Cleavenger, and Luella Leach, also, Larry Riffle was chosen as Drum Major. The band chose officers to handle some of its activities for the year. They are as follows: President-------------Jane Stipe Vice President--------Marilyn Swecker Se creta ry-----------Janet Hamms ck Treasurer-------------Sandra Delaney Sergeant of Arms------David Burton A new program was started this year in which band members could earn medals for +hcir progress musically. There are three possible medals to be earned each with a music test. Vie are very proud to say that 15 members of the bond have earned the first medal. The activities we have proudl2r participated in this year are: Philippi Street Fair Parade Fairmont State Band Day Forest Festival Parade Grafton Apple Festival parade Spring Concert Christmas Pageant presented by Choir and Band School ploy Bye, Bye Birdie . Regional Band Festival at Clarksburg Performing at 0ol home basketball games Memorial Day Parade at Grafton Band Party Tag Day Sadie Hawkins Day and Dance A bake sale at Hills Department Store We wish to thank Mr. Courtney for all his guidance and help to the band for a well accomplished year and the best of luck to the band next yearili We also would like to wish the Seniors the best of luck and success in the world. . .. • .ft • • •. F.H.a. history The Future Homemakers of America 4.S a nationally known organization of which we are proud to have a chapter in our school. F.H.a. has been very active this year and has accomplished a great deal. The first project was a bake sale with three sections, it was very successful. The formal initiation was held in November for the new members and many mothers Come as guests. The F.H.a. was held at Bridgeport High School and was well attended by the Flemington Fuiaire H unemakers it was a lot of fun. With each monthly meeting hostesses served refreshments and entertained. The club provided babysitters for the Flemington Grade School P.T.a. During the winter we sold pepper and enjoyed F.H.a. week. The Mother-Daughter Banquet of May lAth is the big occasion of the year with entertainment and plenty of good food. Out thanks go to Mrs. Anna Whitescarver and our officers Lesa Bolyard Kathy Blake Linda Zirkle Roberta Green Evelyn Moats Janet Hammack Connie Blake Historian Parlimentarian Recreation Leader Reporter President Vice President Secretary Treasurer PEP CLUB HISTORY Under the sponsorship of Mrs, Hollis Gregory the Pep Club was organized this year op September 11, 1967. The club officers for this year were: President - Tomny George Vice President - Linda McCloy Secretary - Johnene Simpson Treasurer - Cindy Lawson At the beginning of this school year there were 15 members enrolled in Pep Club. Each member agreed that we give £ 100 to the Scholarship Fund of Fairmont State College which helps deserving students go to the college. This has been done in previous years. We decided to make school improvements but do to the lack of insufficient funds we were unable to do so. To raise money we had two dances, one of which was the Hi-Fi Dance on February 23, 1968, and one to raise money to put in the Pep Club Treasury. The Pep Club would like to wish the Senior Class the best of happiness and success in their future years!!ii • T •i- • ■ • « •if • • I % % •• ' • . O i • • - n • • i t • i • • BaSKLTBkLL history The Greyhounds started the season off on the wrong foot when they lost the first game of the season with Burnsville, 69-54. The Greyhounds soon righted themselves and ended the season with 13 wins and 8 losses. In the second game the Greyhounds were host to the Pickens Panthers in a game played here. The Greyhounds easily won this contest with a score of 88-48, Then the Greyhounds traveled to Pickens where they defeated thfe Panthers, 90—68. In this game Gerald Collins made a fan- tastic total of 45 points. At the Weston Tournaments, we played the first g-me against St, Patrick's Irish, which was an easy ”-ictory for Flemington. The second night of the tournament, Fleming-on clashed with Burnsville and lost the game by only one point, with the final score, 41-50. The Greyhounds then went to Weston to meet the St. Patrick's Irish, and again this was an e sy victory for Flemington. The score was 73-51� The Greyhounds faced their third defeat when we met c, Bristol and lost with the score, 70-66, Then a trip to Coalton where the Greyhounds, after a few tense moments, sailed over Coalton to make this their sixth victory. Next trip to Pruntytown where the Greyhounds met the Industrial School Cardinals The Cardinals took the lead, but the Greyhounds, under the brilliant coaching of Mr. «Jdseph Parkinson, showed their remarkable ability to handle the ball as a teem and come out of the g_� me with a victory which made the seventh win of the season. In the next game, the Greyhounds battled Coalton in a game played at home. After showing their ability to work as a team the Greyhounds again defeated Coalton for thsir eighth victory. After a long trip to Greenbank the Greyhounds started off with the lead, but Greenback soon overtook them and the Greyhounds lost, making this their fourth loss of the season. For the third time the Greyhounds met St. Patrick's Irish and won hands down with the final score, 101-62. Flemington then clashed with Salem and after a furious battle lost, making this the fifth defeat of the season. f % A.ter a gruelling battle with Bristol, the mighty Greyhounds finally put the winning two points in the basket to lead th. m to a 59-57 victory over Bristol. In this game Flemington displayed their teamwork which had so far brought them ten victories. Then a trip to Tygart Valley, where the Greyhounds, though they tried, lost by twenty-seven points. The Greyhounds faced their seventh loss, when they battled Salem at a game played at home on Valentines Day. Then the mighty Greyhounds faced a team that had defeated them twice and pulled through with the victory. The Flemington team won their eleventh •'•ictory. Easily the Greyhounds beat the Industrial School Cardinals for their twelfth win with the score being 84-52. Then another defeat, Flemington1s eighth loss, when Greenbank beat us in a gome played at home. In the last game of the season, the game went into overtime, with both the Greyhouncs and Tygart Valley won 84-82. We want to congradulute the first five, Gerald Collins, LeeRoy McKinney, Larry Riffle, Knady Gray, and Donald Findley, on their fine playing throughout the season. We also want to give our congradulations to our new coach, Mr. Joseph Parkinson, for shaping up a winning team with only one of last years first five to start with. Mr. Parkinson is a graduate of California State College and received his waster Degree from West Virginia University. He served as a coach at Grafton Junior High last year and started this year as a teacher and coach at Flemington. CONGRADULATIONS, GREYHOUNDS GOOD LUCK NEXT YExR • • • • • I 1937- 38 (conti) 25. Clay Stout 26. Dan Stout 27. Kathleen Welch 28. Kermit Vvheeler 1938- 39 1. Franklin Allander 2. Richard Blake 3 ;.Milired Cain 4. Lucy Caruso 5. Betty Jo Cork 6. Fred Davis 7. Olan Davis 8. William Green 9. Clara Belle Haney 10. Gearge Haney 11. Lucille Hawkins 12. Genevieve Kelley 13. Dale Kittle 14. Julia Kukuk 15. Lila Lee Lough 16. Gerald Lynch 17. Helen' Mclnt63h 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 Vagner 27. Ethlyn Vomack 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 Carus 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 0 Keefe 25. Richard Payne 26. Joe Poppolardo 27. Lucille Post 28. Bernard Postlewaite 29. Eamund Feppert 30. Joseph Roush 31. Evelyn Shaffer 32. Ruth Sheets 33. Carrie Sinsel 34. Ruhama Snider 35. Charles Scroeilo 36. Georgina Stewart 37. Mary Taylor 38. Virginia Tierney 39. Rose Trocino 40. Ruth ''ay 41. Paul ',;eii:icth 42. Junior niteLair 43. Junior '.Villiams 1940- 41 1. Bonnie Blake 2. Robert Anne.-an 3. William Bensky 4. Margie Brown 5. Ivarean Bryan 6. Lawson Eurton 7. Valentino Caruso 8. Bertie Cather 9. Annabel Crouse 10. Mary Davis 11. Ronnie Driver 12. Helen Glenn 13. Ciedith Green 14. Clifford Hail 15. Samuel Humphreys, Jr. 16. Flora Isabella 17. Catherine Jenkins 18. Fred Jones 19. Doris Kittle 20. Josepi.ine Kittle 21. Robert Lawson 22. Agnes Lough 23. Charles Lynch 24. John Lynch 25. Dave McCoy 1940- 41 (cont.) 26. Ruth I.'cGlumphy 27. Emma Jean Moran 28. Mary L. Mooney 29. Mary L. Moore 30. Helen Morgan 31. Ruth Nelson 32. Lawrence Nixon 33. James Norman 34. James Pepper 35. Evelyn Phelps 36. Robert Powell 37. James Preston 38. Carl Pavis 39. Gerald Rexroad, 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 'Jim 50. Laura Ulm 51. George Urtso 52. Bill Wenter 53. 'Valter Young 1941- 42 1. Nola Bartlett 2. Mike Booelia 3. Robert Brown 4. Charles Bunner 5. Paul Christian 6. Edward Drainer 7. Freda Glenn 8. Bertha Hall 9. i.ary Haller 10. William Haney 11. Katherine Hawkins 12. ftiable Uustead 13. Rose Isabella 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. Bcbella i. Irene Andrews 25. Agnes Shaffer 4. Betty Davis 2. Ullie Brown 26..Sam Simonette 5. Violet Davis 3. Betty Connor 27. Viilma Springer 6. Vivian Gaines 4. I at Connor 28. Evelyn Snider 7. Helen B. Gozik 5. Ronald Cosner 29. Gail Smith 8. Norma R. Glenn 6. Kenneth Crouse 30. Carmella Sorbeila 9. Roland Findley 7. Louise Davis 31. Paul Stewart 10. Helen Marteny 8. Lir.dalene Davis 32. Ralph Stipe 11. Robert L� Marks 9. Flora Davis 33- Mary Succurr 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 ,restfall 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 M, Stipe 18. Charles Harris 1; Wylodean Ball 21. Lewis Id. Stout 19. Thomas Hawkins 2. Hattie Bsrnum 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. Eari M. 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. Clarence 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 1C. Helen Hall 37. Patricia Smsllridge 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 to. Mustachio 40. Wallace Sterling 23. Walter Swirple 14. Edward McGee 41. James Stewart 24. Laura Trimble 15. Nadelone L. Moyer 42. Nesson Stewart 25. Ruth Thompson 16. Roland °urkey 43� Helen Swirple 26. Katherine Trocino 17. Linda J. Reece 44.. June Thompson 27. Rosella Trocino 18. Ruth Zona Reger 45. John Trocino 28. Helen Vranish 19. Gerald Riffle 46. James Workman 29. Joe W'enter 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. uetty J. Ball 33. David Workman 24. Barbara June Stewart 2. Albert Bihari 34. Omar Workman 25. Betty J. V.hitehair 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 1946-4? (Cont.) 15. Mary a. Isabella 16. Pauline rvems 17. Herbert Lipscomb 18. Irene Miller 19. Fred Nessar 20. Virginia Popovich 21. Paul Radick 22. Dona Lou Roush 23. Margaret AUSe 24 hildrea Ruse 25. brvin Short 26. Tony Spino 27. George Stackpole 28. Frank stipe 29. Rosalie Taylor 30. Vascelious Taylor 31. Angelin Trocino 32. Wuanita 'weaver 33. Gouise bright 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. Eleanor Gibson 8. Marian Hanson 9. Joseph Harris 10. Cora • . Lane 11. Rose M. Mitchell 12. Margaret McGee 13. Annabell Newnouse 14. Harold Payne 15. Herbert Payne 16. Mary Pellegrino 17. Betty Riffle 18. Pearl Riffle 19. Willis B. Riley, Jr. 20. Barbara Stalnaker 21. Eleanor Smith 22. James Thompson 23. Lucy Ulm 24. Helen Wagner 25. Mary Whitehair 26. Helen Whitehair 1948- 49 1. Hubert Boyles 2. Herbert Crouse 3. Andy Gallo AxaJMNI 1948-49 (Cont.) 6. Edward Hanoy 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. bloise Richardson 21. Francis.Riffle 22. Russell Shaffer 23. Jack Shreve 24. Velva Short 25. Charles Stewart 26. Mary Ulm 27. Felicia Watson 28. Jean Rita Wymer 29. ivarianna Workman 30. Virginia Williams 1949-50 1. Wanda Ball 2. William Bihari 3. Raymond Blake 4. William Bobella 5. Geraldine Sonnell 6. Joann Burton 7. Louise Campbell 8. Paul Crouse 9. Nancy Fleming 110. Clinton Frum 11. Warren Pulton 12. Geneva Gerard 13. Dorthy Green 14. Wylodean Gilson 15. Lola Helnnck 16. 3am Isabella, Jr. 17. Kenneth Johnson 13. Barbara Lough 19. Wayne McCauley 20. Virginia Newhouse 21. Lena Pellegrino 22. nobert McVicker 23. Thomas Purkey 24. Donald Reese 25. Dave Riffle 26. Philip Sandy 27. Patricia Savage 28. Harry Stackpole 1949-50 (Cont.) 31. alf'red Welch 32. Bedford Wilfong 1950- 51 1. Maxwell Barnes 2. Mary E. Carder 3. Richard Caidot 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 1r. 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 opears 33. Lois Springer 34. Michael Stonko 35. Martha Stonko 36. Janes Swirple 37. 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 1951-52 (Cont.) 13. Charles Gibson 14. Mary nus oead 15. I-iartin Hustead 16. Tomay Isabella 17. Betty Jenkins 18. Patty Jenkins 19. Ann Johnson 20. Emogene McCauley 21. Kosalene McDonough 22. Myrtle Merrett 23. Anna hilinovich 24. Eloise Mitci.ell 25. Lola Peters 26. Mary oaltis 27. Rooert 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 1932-53 1. Naomi Brown 2. Thomas burton 3. Charles Carder 4. Barbara Cole 5. Nancy Grim 6. Joan Davis 7. Barbara Devart 8. Charles Digman 9. Herbert Frum 10. Wanda Fulkiner 11. Okey Gibson 12. Joan Johnson 13. Robert kittle 14. Robert Knight 15. Ralph Lake 16. Jean Lough 17. Kenneth Parks 18. Roland McCauley 19. Madge McKinney 20. Helen Muszung 21. Collie Poole 22. David Popovich 23. Juanita Powell 24. John Riley 25. Billie Jo Hosier 24. Carol uhaftor 27. Shirlene shreve 28. Albert Smith ALUMNI 1952-53 (Cont.) 31. Donald Thompson 32. Wilma Welch 33. Nettie Wilfong 1953-54 1. Margaret Brown 2. Martin Brown 3. Richard Brown 4. George Carder 5. Wayne Crewe 6. Jack Dillon 7. Marvin Felton 8. Maragert Gczik 9. Helen Green 10. William Hudkins 11. Virginia Marks 12. Roberta Green 13. William Marshall 14. Dora Jean Martin 15. Shirley Mrore 16. William McDonough 17. Dale McCauley 18. Nancy Newlcn 19. Rcbert Riffle 20. Jacquline Sandy 21. Imajean Sines 22. Shirley Wilfcng 1954-55 1. Frances Adams 2. Imogean Bailey 3. Philip Bartlett 4. Mary Blake 5. Irjtta Brown 6. Ernest Cassiday 7. Philip Cleavenger 8. Patty Ccrder 9. Billie Rae Davis 10. Roberta Davis 11. Delores DeBarr 12. Ronald Digman 13. Lcuvenia Fleming 14. Tom Gates 15. Nancy Graham 16. Jean Greathouse 17. Paul Gcbel 18. Bill He Laick 19. Darrel Heovner 20. Donna Mayle 21. Norma Mayle 22. Evalena McCauley 23. Shirley McCauley 24. Dolly Nessar 25.. Joe Nessar 26. Marv Newtmuse 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 1. 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. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.. 6. 7. 8. 1954-55 (Cont.) Ronald Popovich Beulah «-iffie Shirley riffle Helen Riley Betty Smith Vivian Stevens Nadine Stewart Dolores Spears Bill Snodgrass Larry Vincent Georgenia Welch Frances Wolford Ralph Weaver 1955-56 Bobby Blake Louella Kay Bartlett Alice Bailey Rebecca Bland Frances Jacob Joleene Findley Harley Green John Isabella Blaine Kerns Delbert .beach Shirley Mayle Ruby l-ioore Vivian Newhouse Teddy Olivio faary Powell liable Riffle Percy niffle Jean Riffle Jim Ross Erma Sandy Constance Sheets Shirley Shaffer Charles Shreve Ronnie Vincent John Wilfong Charles 'Wilfong Joan White Jerry Woods Betty Richardson 1956-57 Charlene Blake Robert Bolton Phyllis Collins Jack Crouse Robert Davis Roger Findley Lee Green Peggy Hayes r har Ho f 1956-57 (Cont.) 12. Nancy Johnson 13. Shirley Johnson 14. Lev;i3 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� Fatricia Devart 8. Mazie Davis 9. Howard Findley 10. Violet Fitzwater 11. Daniel Fleming 12. Fatrick Gaines 13. Steve Gallo 14. William Goodwin 15. Hollis Gregory 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. Georgie Riffle 3$. Leonard Ross_______ .XUMNI 1957-58 (Cont.) 37. Mike Saltis 38. Janes Simon 39. Nancy Simpson 40. Judy Snodgrass 41. Laura Trimble 42. Gary Vincent 43. Deanna '.feller 44. Leonard Welch 45. Flodell Wolford 46. Joe Woods 46. Phyllis Workman 48. La Rea Wyckoff 49. Jerry Wyckoff 1958-59 1. Shirley Adams 2. George Bailey 3. Rhea Eall 4. David Barney 5. Joan Bensky 6. Gerald Boggess 7. Jo Ann Cleavenger 8. William Cole 9. Betty C liins 10. Sue Cor er 11. Eddie Crouse 12. Christine DeBarr 13. Deloris Fernandez 14. 3illy Fleming 15. Dorothy Glendenning 16. BiU 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 Powen 35. Dale Reed 36. Margaret Riffle 37. Richard Shreves 38. Sandra Singleton 39. Mary Smith 40. Bill Smith 41. Grover Stewart_____ 44. Dorotha Wiseman 1959- 60 1. Ralph Bailey 2. Austin Blake 3. Sandy Bland 4« John Cole 5. Joey Collins 6. Connie Davis 7. Charlie Fawley 8. Lois Felton 9. Shirley Fitzwater 10. Robert Flint n. 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. 3etty Knight 24. Ima Jean Knotts 25. Terry Lawson 26. Fay Mayle 27. Correna McCauley 28. Delmas McCauley 29 Blair McCray 30. Brenda HoCulloh 31. Roy Mullans 32. Terry Riley 33. Mary Rogucki 34. Andy Saltis 35. Lester Sandy 36. Butch 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_______ f • • % V • « t • t I % % % 4 % � % � • • • • . • • • • • � • % . ♦ 5 4 % U 4 « 9 • ' •« % xLUMNE. 4� Paul bays 24. Harrie Poling 15. 5. Reta Blake 25. Thomas Rein 16. 6. Shirley Boggess 26. nuby Rand 17. 7. Charles Gather 27. Calvin Phelps 18. 8. Carolyn ohocky 28. James Samples 19. 9. Sandra Collins 29. Sharon Shreve 20. 10. Sam Cleavenger 30. nita Simpson 21. 11. Carolyn Oostilow 31. Judy Snaga 22. 12. Wary Jo Devart 32. Steve Simon 23, 13. Virginia Felton 33. Paul Smith 24. 14. Paulette Fleming 34. Adr anna Ware 25. 15. Betty Grc.atxiouse 35. Denver Wilfong 26. 16. 17. Juanita Green Buddy Jenkins 1962-63 27. 28. 18. 19. Shirley Lipscomb Ivan McCauley 1. Mary Katlueen Bailey 29. 30. 20. Norma WcCloy 2. Robert B-iley 31. 21. Sharon McDonough 3. Arthur Ball 32. 22. Peggy Joe McNei'f 4. Donnis Barney 33. 23. Barbara Muilan 5. Janice Bolton 34. 24. Raymond Neupert 6. Kthryn Jane Carder 35. 25. Linda Patrick 7. Judy Grim 36. 26. Nadine Phelps 8. Billy Dillon 37. 27. Giloert Phelps 9. Charles Fowler 38. 28. Margaret Purkey 10. Hosecmr, Fitzwater 39. 29. Brenton Reed 11. Cheryl Gray 30. Allen Saucer 12. Bruce Lee Green 31. Sandy Simmons 13. P-ule-uta Rae hess 32. Patty Sinsel 14. Minora Knight 1. 33. Eugene Turnbull 15. Mary «na Me Cloy 2. 34. Charles Wilfong 16. Thomas Moore 3. 35. Wanita Wiseman 17. Martha «.me Pnillips 36. Eileen Woods 18. Thomas-uaaabaugh 5. 37. James Wyexoff 19. Clyde Reid 6. 1961-62 20. 21. Porter Reid Gary L. Ross 7. 8. 1. Beryl Bail 22. 23. Pet Saltis Roger Sandy 9. 10. 2. Nancy Ball 24. Gw ry Glenn Simmons 11. 3. Lois Bartlett 25. Robert oinsel 12. 4. Carol Blake 26. Robert Spencer 13. 14. 5. David Davis 27. Janies Tay.Ljr 6. Dizzy Davis 28. Joyce Saodgrass 15. 7. Zelda Drainer 8. Jim Greathouse 1963-64 17. 18. 19. 9. 10. Tom Greathouse Willis Green 1. Rose11a bailey 11. Mary Giendenning 2. Donaia Baxter 20. 12. Bill Goodwin 3. Bobby boggess 21. 43. Edith Heavener 4 Terry bolyard 22. 14. John Holyfield 5. Elizab th Gather 23. 24. 25. 15. Donnie Kittle 6. Joan Cleavenger 16. Kenny Lipscomb 7. Gerald Collxns 17. Fred Lipscomb 8. Sandy Collins 26. 18. Juanita M rteny 9. Carolyn oue Crouse 27. 19. Bob McKinney 1C. Kerndt Felton 28. 20. Cheryl Nestor 11. Kenneth Findley 29. 21. Sam Newhouse 12. Gary Fowler 30. 22. Brenda Poe 13. Eva Louise Gibson 31. Davia Hall Sharon Hammons Davis 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 Joesph Westfall Jane Wilfong Melvin Wiseman 1964-65 Berlin Bailey Charles Bartlett Gary Blake Stephen Blake Janet BoggeSB Garold Bolton Mary Kay Gather Richard Collins Phyllis Felton Sheldon Findley Wary Ann Gibson Minna Green David hays iiarilyn Jones ku C '.cca Justice L rry Kukuk Terry Jo Maxwell Analene Morris Kay Nestor Tom Petrovich Buddy Powell Gloria Preston Brenda Riffle Danny Robinson James Rogucki Gwen Rus Larry Singleton Delano Smith Roger Spencer Selby Trader Jerry Turnbull 1964-65 ALUMNI 1965-66 (cont.) 1966-67 (cont.) 1. Berlin Bailey £3. Jimmy Mayle 35. Beverly Phelps 2. Charles Bartlett 24. Mary Lee Menear 36. Gloria Richardson 3. Gary Blake 25. Sam McCloy 37-. Willa Saucer 4. Stephen Blake 26. Sharon McCloy 38. Sue Shaga 5. Janet Boggess 27. Tom McKinney 39? Crystal Spencer 6. Gerold Bolton 28. Audra Reid 40. Barbara Wilfong 7. Mary Kay Cat her. 29. Paul Saltis 41. Fonda Whitehair 8. Richard Collins 30. Herbert Samples 42. Rosemary Williams 9. Phyllis Felton 31. Arley Simmons 43. Jolinda Wyckoff 10. Sheldon Findley 32. Sandy Sinsel 11. Mary Ann Gibson 33. Raymond Skidmore 12. Minna Green 34. Gerald Smith 13. David Hays 35. Tom Stewart 14. Marilyn Jones 36. Paul Trimble 15. Rebecca Justice 37. LaDonna Vincent 16. Larry Kukuk 38. Mike Westfall 17. Terry Jo Maxwell 39. Terry Wilfong 18. Kay Nestcr 40. Carolyn Zirkle 19. Tom Petrovich Al. Stella Phelps 20. Buddy Powell 42. Thonus Crouston 21. Gloria Preston 22. Brenda Riffle 1966-67 23. Danny Robinson 24. James Rogucki 1. Hollie Cleavenger 25. Gwen Rus 2. Bonnie Crim 26. Larry Singleton 3. Wells Davis 27. Delano Smith 4. Gary George 28. Roger Spencer 5• James Gibson 29. Selby Trader 6. John Gibson 30. Jerry Turnbull 7. Russell Greathouse 31. Larry Whitehair 8. James Kinsey 32. Connie Wyckoff 9. Arthur Knight 10. Kanny Knotts 1965-66 11. Lee Marshall 1. Harold Alaison 12. Roger Marteny 13. Michael Lambert 2, Geraldine Bailey 14. Lloyd Newlon 3. Stephen Ball 15. Terry Shreve 4. Marlene Bensky 16. Danny Seese 5. Peggy Blake 17. Roy Sheets 6. Bill Blake 18. Anthony Smith 7. Danny Boggess 19. Bradley Vincent 8. Joe Bolton 20. John Zirkle 9. Sharon Bolyard 9 21. Robert McGill 10. Donna Brownfield 22. Dianna Blake 11. Bill Cather • 23. Cynthia Bolyard � 12. Lddie Cottrill 24. Llizabeth Carder 13. Linda Fitzwater 25. Martha Hall 14. Linda Fleming 26. Pamela Hathaway 15. Deloris George 27. Sharon Irvine 16. Shelia Green 28. Lima Jo Jones. 17. Linda Hammack 29. Diana Justice 18. Steve Heavner 30. Rebecca Kisner 19. Joe Jenkins 31. Sandra Knotts 20. Bassha Kittle 32. Marlene Leach 21. Jerry Leach 33. Charlotte Lipscomb v - •vt-w?