Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1971 volume:

FLEMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK PRESENTED BY SENIOR CLASS 1970-71 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE ADMINISTRATION ....................3-6 SENIORS ..........................7-18 JUNIORS..........................19-22 SOPHOMORES ......................23-26 FRESHMEN ........................27-30 SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES .......31-36 CLUBS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY .............38 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA .......38 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA..........39 PEP CLUB............................39 BAND ............................40-44 SPORTS ..........................45-48 YEARBOOK CLUB ......................49 F.H.S. MEMORIES..................50-54 INDEX OF SENIOR ACTIVITIES..........55 ADVERTISEMENTS...................56-64 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ALMA MATER Here’s to Flemington High School Loyal through and through. We have the spirit, but who are we but Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors. And here’s to all good fellows, Students of each class; And to our royal colors, Gold and Blue. ADMINISTRATION PAULC. BARTLETT Supt. of Taylor Co. Schools B.A. - Fairmont C; M.A. - W.V.U. ROBERT L. SHIELDS Principal B.S. — Business Admin. — W.V.U. M.A. — Sec. Ed. Admin. - W.V.U. 4 Mr. John Findley B.S. Biology; B.A. — Education — Fairmont College, M.A. - W.V.U. Mrs. Izetta Gregory B.A. Commerce, Speech, English Fairmont College Mrs. Jean Burton B.A. Mathematics and Commerce — Salem College Mr. John Cole B.S. Education, Social Studies; Speech — W.V.U., M.A. Reading Mr. Carl Beverlin B.S. Mathematics — Fairmont Col- lege, W.V.U. Mr. E. Daniel Cleavenger B.A. Social Studies; English — Salem College, M.A. Sec. Ed. Admin. - W.V.U. Mr. Joseph Clara B.A. Physical Education; Social Studies — Fairmont College Mr. Harold Courtney B.A. Music — Fairmont College Mr. Francis Julian B.S. Natural Science — Marsliall University, M.A. — W.V.U. Tech. 5 Mr. Charles Kelley B.A. Education — W.V.U., B.S.— Engineering if Mrs. Mary Poling B.S. Mathematics and English — W.V.U. Mrs. Anna Whitescarver B.A. Home Ec.; Biology — Fair- mont College Mr. Michael Withers Secretary — Pittsburg Business Academy — Secretarial Degree Mrs. Jones—Sec. Pitt. Bus. Academy Secretar- ial Degree. Mrs. Frances Piccolo Librarian B.A. — Social Studies, Mathematics — Salem College Grad. - W.V.U. Mrs. Patricia Walls B.A. English and Social Studies — Fairmont College Mr. Joseph Parkinson B.S. Chemistry - California Col- lege; M.A. Education — W.V.U.; Coach Mr. William Wakely Student Teacher 6 SENIORS 7 JAMES E. BAILEY “A man is the architect of his own future.” KAREN LYNNETTE BLAKE “Laugh and the world laughs with you, cry and you cry alone.” SUSAN LYNN CARNEGIE “Love me, love my dog.” ELBERT MICHAEL BLAKE I never said I wanted to be a million- aire, just live like one.” CRYSTAL D. BROWN “Laughter is not a bad beginning for a friendship, and it is the best ending for one.” r CHARLES ALLEN BURTON “Strength with courage and dignity, the essence of a Man.” BILLCHOCKY “All things come to those who wait.” STEVEN R. CORDER “If you’re not part of the solution, you’re part of the problem.” HAYWARD COSTILOW, JR. “All 1 know is what I read in the paper.” CHARLENE CAROL DAVIS “I slept and dreamed that life is beauty — I woke and found that life is duty.” KATHY LOU DELANEY “A smile is the whisper of a laugh.” ANTHONY FRAGALE, JR “A man cannot master anything, unless he first masters himself.” 9 ALFRED J. GIBSON “No man shall succeed who does not put forth an effort.” GEORGE GIBSON “I believe in getting in hot water — it keeps you clean.” STEPHEN L. IRVINE “I am proof against that word failure.” JAMES THOMAS JUSTICE “The happiest hearts beat in the quiet people.” RANDY LEWIS LAYMAN “You can’t get anywhere if you don’t know where you’re going.” DORIS ANN MAYLE “A quiet conscience makes one serene.” 10 VEKA TONI McCLOY “I have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep.” TERRY G. McDANIEL “The way out of trouble is never as simple as the way in.” STEPHEN MOORE “You got it made in the shade unless the sun comes out and burns up your tree.” JEAN HUDKINS REED “I chatter as I go on, and I go on forever.” JAMES R. RIFFLE “Life is not a spectacle or a feast; it is a predicament.” VERONICA ANN ROGUCKI “I am the captain of my soul, I am the master of my fate.” 11 MARGARET ANN SAUCER “Good humor makes all things toler- able.” JOHN SIMPSON “I can resist everything except tempta- tion.” BARBARA JO SQUIRES “Nothing is so popular as kindness.” JANICE CAROLE STEWART “There is nothing too big that a little woman can’t take care of.” ROBIN LOUISE TRIMBLE “A tiny glow in the dark night de- scribes the stars ... which are her destiny.” P. DAVID WHITEHAIR “Who conquers me shall find a stub- born foe.” 12 PEGGY WILFONG “Who among you can reveal my inner self to myself and my soul to my soul?” BARBARA JUNE WILLIAMS “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” RITA KAY WISEMAN “Every individual nature has its own beauty.” 13 CAN YOU IMAGINE James Bailey — as our high school cheerleader? Karen Blake - as First Lady of the United States? Mike Blake - as heavyweight boxing champion of the world? Crystal Brown - with a “Twiggy” haircut? Allen Burton — being as innocent as he seems to be? Sue Carnegie — not being friends with Janice? Bill Chocky - being a hair-raising scientist? Steven Corder — being six feet tall? Hayward Costilow - as Batman? Charlene Davis — singing in the Metropolitan Opera? Kathy Delaney — as a blonde? Anthony Fragale - BALD? Alfred Gibson — not giving Mrs. Burton a hard time? George Gibson — as a preacher? Jean Hudkins Reed — coming to school regularly? Steve Irvine — coming to school with a flat-top haircut? Tommy Justice — as the landlord of a house for “GIRLS” only? Randy Layman — as a professor at Harvard University? Doris Mayle — as “housewife” of the year? Toni McCloy — without having a ribbon in her hair? Terry McDaniel — with the title “Reverend McDaniel?” Stephen Moore — as a hit “Country Western” singer? Robert Riffle — as “Mr. Universe?” Veronica Rogucki - not borrowing typing paper? Margaret Saucer - being a “Hollywood Movie Star?” John Simpson - going fishing and catching a mermaid? Janice Stewart — not talking, especially in chemistry class? Barbara Squires — as champion woman wrestler of the world? Robin Trimble — not staying after school for one tiling or another? David Whitehair - working as a grave digger? Peggy Wilfong — not being moody? Barbara Williams - getting angry at Gary and staying that way? Rita Wiseman — weighing 250 pounds, and crossing the gym floor in three steps? 14 SENIOR WILLS 1. I, James Bailey, being of sound body and sound mind, do hereby bequeath my place on the basketball bench to Gerald Kelley. 2. 1, Karen Blake, will my ability to chew gum in Mr. Cleavenger’s class, without getting caught, to anyone who thinks they can do it and get away with it. 3. I, Michael Blake, being of sound mind, do hereby bequeath my smoking habit to Floyd Bokey. 4. I, Crystal Brown, will my position as Mr. Cleavenger’s secretary to anyone who can make as many mistakes as I do. 5. I, Allen Burton, will my ability to constantly be late to anyone with enough excuses. 6. 1, Susan Carnegie, being of tired mind and exhausted body, will my College English class to anyone who can stand going to the library night, after night, after night. 7. I, Bill Chocky, being of sound mind and sound body, do hereby bequeath my ability to weld to anyone who can put up with Julian. 8. 1, Steven Corder, being of sound mind and sound body, do hereby bequeath my height to anyone who is short. 9. I, Hayward Costilow, being of sound mind and sound body, do hereby bequeath my ability to grow a beard to Mr. Withers and Mr. Clara. 10. I, Charlene Davis, will my ability to ignore Mr. Cole to anyone who wants to hold hands in the hall. 11. I, Kathy Delaney, will my black hair to ALL blondes. 12. 1, Anthony Fragale, being of evil mind and great body, do hereby will my ability to demolish cars to Rodney Spencer. 13. I, Alfred Gibson, being of hollow mind and vast body, will my ability to pester Mr. Parkinson to anyone who can stand “kidney shots”. 14. I, George Gibson, being of sound mind and sound body, will my ability to get kicked out of Mr. Withers’ room to anyone who likes to stand in the hall. 15. I, Steve Irvine, will my abilities to anyone who wants them. 16. I, Tom Justice, being of sound mind and sound body, do hereby will my trumpet valve oil to Tim Haney. 15 17. I, Randy Layman, will my ability to pass Physics tests without studying to anyone who doesn’t like to study. 18. I, Doris Mayle, will my flirting ability with Mr. Parkinson to anyone that can put up with him. 19. 1, Toni McCloy, will nothing; I need everything 1 have. 20. I, Terry McDaniel, being of sound mind and sound body, do hereby bequeath my Flair to Mr. Cleavenger because he’s always wanting it. 21. I, Stephen Moore, will my mod dress to anyone who likes to be stared at. 22. 1, Jean Hudkins Reed, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my ability to bark like a dog to H. L. 23. I, Bob Riffle, being of sound mind and sound body, do hereby will my height to Glen Gaines. (He needs it.) 24. I, Veronica Rogucki, will my pencil to Mr. Parkinson because he is always wanting it. 25. I, Margaret Saucer, being of sound mind and sound body, do hereby bequeath all of my lovers to anybody who can handle more than one. 26. I, John Simpson, being of sound mind and sound body, do hereby bequeath my dribbling ability to Bob Seese, the worst dribbler in five states. 27. I, Barbara Squires, will to Carla B. my ability to drive a Scout. 28. 1, Janice Stewart, will my fall to Dean Simmons, so he can catch up with Debbie Bailey faster. 29. 1, Robin Trimble, will my gas tank, empty due to frequent trips to the library, to Mrs. Walls. 30. 1, David Whitehair, being of sound mind and sound body, do hereby bequeath my Suzuki to Mr. Cleavenger because he is always trying to upset the economy. 31. I, Peggy Wilfong, will my position as Editor of this yearbook to any junior who wants a constant hassle with R. L. Shields. 32. I, Barbara Williams, will my ability to break lab equipment to anyone who thinks they can pay for it. 33. I, Rita Wiseman, will my slim-trim figure to Dora Ann Fleming. 16 and for homework . . . It’s just disgusting isn’t it? 17 You’re going to what? TWAS The Day Before School Was Out. . . What kind of a mouse? I think someone missed the tree. and what’s in here? Stop it ALFRED! Oh My Goodness. Yes, 1 think we have a problem. 18 JUNIORS 19 Joyce Ball Richard Blake Kay Bland Floyd Bokey Tim Bolyard Richard Christian Kathy Costello Joe Costilow Charlotte Croston Larry Goodwin Larry Hall Gerald Kelley D’Anne Ketterman Pam Knotts Sandra McCloy Libby McDaniel Richard McElwain Shelia Mullins Bradley Newlon Camden Newlon Lloyd Pyc Charles Radabaugh James Reid Gary Scollise Robert Seese Arden Swecker Pete Zirkle 20 NOT PICTURED Pete Meyers Rodney Spencer 21 Barbara Allison Robert Bailey Tom Bailey Barbara Ball Wayne Bartlett Debbie Bays Ruby Bray Gwen Brown Ethel Crimn Darlene Davis Carol Delaney Harlfci Felton Kathy Hudkins Allen Ketterman Jane Kittle Clarenda Leach Robert Maxwell Diana Moats Sue Moser Bobby Murphy Steve McNemar Brenda Police Charlotte Reid James Seese Mike Sharps Nancy Shingleton James Stewart Shirley Succurro Becky Valentine Mark Vincient 24 Jean Whitehair Richard Williams Shirley Wiseman David Workman NOT PICTURED Pearl Duley Steve Furbec Mike Jones 25 I just can’t get the hang of this! Did you shout at me?? Our studies of yore . . . Just wait ’til I get you! Everyone studies sometime - even sophomores. Has anyone seen Robert? We’re being followed . . . 26 27 Debbie Bailey Karla Blake Billy Bo key Pat Cochran Rhonda Collins Greta Cropp Harold Drainer Debbie Fast Elmer Floyd Regina Glaspell Beverly Goodwin Rick Haney Kathy Harris Zenncth Hildreth Terry Hotsinpiller Danny Hudkins Penny Jenkins Sandy Jones Lynn Kelly Roger Ketterman Steve Kisner Clifton Knotts Lois Knotts Rozona Lipscomb Marce Maylc Deloris McCloy Larry McDaniel Gene Poe Lonnie Poe Rick Riffle 28 Mike Whitehair James Wilfong Mark Wilfong NOT PICTURED Jack Lawson Kevin Mullin Rusty Sayres Carl Smith Charlene Stewart Diane Tatterson Sue Trimble 29 30 JUNIOR HIGH 31 Karla Ball Virgil Brown Rosie Campbell Doug Costilow Danny Dunham Debbie Exline Tom Fast Dora Ann Fleming Shelia Fragalc Billy Frum Thomasina Gates Joe Gibson Raymond Glaspell Paul Gobel Bobby Goodwin Dan Greathouse Diane Greathouse Tim Haney Nancy Harr Sharon Helmick Dennis Hildreth Melinda Kerns Shirley Layman Bradley Lipscomb Lois Lipscomb Nancy Love Eugene Marks Delmas Mayle John Mayle Nancy Mayle 32 Nettie Mayle Robin MacGill Earl McCartney Bernard McCloy Wilda McDaniel Betty McDonald Diane McKinney Betty Moser Shelia Police Cindy Riffle Barbara Saunders Cheryl Shaffer Gary Shaw Kathy Shugars Rodney Tatterson Floyd Thompson Bob Trimble Delores Whitehair NOT PICTURED Peggy Delauder 33 Anna Allman Gary Bailey Larry Bailey Charles Barker Dawna Bays Kim Blake Jill Bledsoe Richard Brown Carl Campbell Robert Campbell Mick Cochran Crystal Costilow Fred Crislip Brenda Croston Ralph Farrell Glenn Gaines Jim Garett Donna Glaspell Susan Glaspell David Gobel Terry Green Buddy Harr John Harris Debbie Hudkins Randy Kelly Robert Knight Raymond Lipscomb James Loudin Patty Luckey David McCartney Donna McCloy Linda McCloy John McKinney Jessie Mullin Joyce Mullin Nikita Nickols David Palmer Ray Palmer Donald Parks Janie Peters Maggie Peters Greg Phillips Carol Ramsey Jim Radabaugh Ellen Russel Leroy Shingleton Albert Smith Virginia Smith Cathy Tait Greg Tooth man Lorinda Trimble Robin Whitehair Nancy Wilfong Beverly Wiseman Vonda Wolfe 35 36 37 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: S. McCloy, T. McCloy, V. Rogucki, R. Trimble, B. Williams. ROW 2: P. Wilfong, A. Fragale, A. Swecker, A. Burton, Mr. Cleavenger, Advisor. _ _ F.H.A. LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: C. Leach, S. Succurro, B. Williams, R. Trimble, V. Rogucki, S. McCloy, J. Kittle. ROW 2: Mrs. Whitcscarvcr, Advisor; P. Wilfong, E. Crimn, D. Bays, D. Davis, D. Bailey. ROW 3: L. Kelly, S. Trimble, C. Davis, T. McCloy, R. Collins. F.T.A. LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: S. Succurro, B. Williams, R. Trimble, T. McCloy, J. Stewart, V. Rogucki. ROW 2: Mrs. Walls, Advisor; D. Davis, D. Bays, C. Leach, C. Brown, B. Squires. ROW 3: A. Fragale, S. Moore, T. Justice. LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: C. Delaney, G. Brown, S. Succurro, S. McCloy, K. Bland, K. Costello, J. Kittle, J. Whitehair, C. Stewart, K. Blake, Mr. Parkinson, Advisor. ROW 2: R. Collins, G. Cropp, S. Trimble, D. Bailey, G. Goodwin, K. Hudkins, D. Bays, D. Davis, C. Leach, E. Crimn, T. McCloy. ROW 3: B. Squires, S. Carnegie, V. Rogucki, B. Williams, C. Brown, J. Stewart, C. Davis, R. Trimble, P. Wilfong, L. Kelly. PEP CLUB THE CREATIVE SPIRIT . . . Regardless of musical background, the talented young musician possesses a creative spirit which seeks to express it- self in high school orchestras, bands, and choruses throughout the country ... 40 41 Success is a journey . .. not a destination. The challenge is not in Who has the sticks . . . We are playing the wrong song! All right, who played the wrong note? Maybe he won’t see us . . . Let’s take a break. This song sends me. Why don’t I have a chair? Where are we? BASKETBALL SCHEDULE F.H.S. .. 73 Pickens 68 F.H.S. . . 75 Fellowsville 44 F.H.S. .. 62 Rivesville F.H.S. .. 70 Industrial School .. . 71 F.H.S. .. 64 St. Patricks 58 F.H.S. .. 61 Alumni 54 F.H.S. . . 73 St. Francis F.H.S. . . 53 Coalton F.H.S. . . 86 Parsons F.H.S. . . 43 St. Francis 92 F.H.S. . . 68 Salem F.H.S. . . .. . .105 St. Patricks 84 F.H.S. . . 75 Pickens F.H.S. . . 62 Parsons F.H.S. . .. 54 Bristol F.H.S. . .. 88 Coalton 72 F.H.S. . . . ... .68 Rivesville 91 F.H.S. . . . ... .54 Salem F.H.S. . . . . . .109 Bristol F.H.S. . . . ... .91 Fellowsville 89 F.H.S. . . . ... .89 Industrial School .. . 87 F.H.S. . . . . . . .51 Lumberport 69 45 GREYHOUNDS FRONT: LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Greathouse, Mgr., R. Spencer, A. Sweckcr, A. Burton, A. Fragaic, B. Bailey, R. Secse, T. Bailey, E. Floyd, Mgr.; BACK: LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Marks, Mgr., G. Gibson, R. Riffle, J. Bailey, R. Christian, G. Kelley, T. Bolyard, J. Lawson, B. Maxwell, Joseph Parkinson, Coach. Allen Burton Co-captain Anthony Fragaic Co-captain; fourth ranked scorer in state; scored 55 points in Fellowsvillc game - individual high in state for one game. James Bailey Senior Forward George Gibson Senior Guard Arden Swcckcr Junior - Forward Bob See sc Junior - Forward Rodney Spencer Junior - Guard Tim Bolyard Junior - Center Bob Bailey Sophomore - Center Bob Maxwell Sophomore - Guard Tom Bailey Sophomore - Center Rick Riffle Freshman - Guard Jack Lawson freshman — Forward The Graduating Class of 1971 would like to congratulate this year’s Greyhounds on a job well done and wish the Best of Luck to The Greyhounds of 1971-72! B. ROW, L. to R.: D. Greathouse, Mgr., R. Lipscomb, T. Haney, E. Marks, R. Kelley, G. Bailey, J. Gibson, D. Dunham, J. McKinney; F. ROW, L. to R.: R. Haney, P Gobel, D Gobel, F Floyd, R. Ketterman, F. Thompson, M. Cochran, R. Sayres, John Cole, Coach. FRONT; Shirley Succuro. BACK: L. to R.: Debbie Bays, Sandy McCloy, Crystal Brown, Head. Crystal Brown Assistant Editor Veronica Rogucki Typist Barbara Williams Layout Editor Peggy Wilfong Editor Alfred Gibson Business Manager Robin Trimble Typist E. Daniel Cleavenger Sponsor EDITOR’S MESSAGE I would like to thank the many people who have helped to make this book a reality. My thanks go to the advertisers, subscribers, and boosters who have aided financially and to the entire yearbook staff for their tireless drive and willingness to complete a project once started. I would like to thank our sponsor for his guidance and counsel during the planning and editing of this book. As the time for graduation draws near, my staff and I begin to realize how much this book will mean to us in future years. As we look at this book, we will fondly recall old friends and old times. Therefore, we have attempted to project an overall view of our school, both socially and academically. We feel that we have succeeded. We hope you enjoy the result of all our efforts. Y E A R B O O K C L U B 49 Hear no evil. See no evil. Do no evil. Those student teachers arc the best thing since television. 50 c imOZmnw-Z-Srn FLEMINGTON H S marching BAND O O Z tu CQ ■ MEMORIES SENIOR INDEX 1. JAMES BAILEY - Basketball 3 yrs., Vica 2 yrs. 2. KAREN BLAKE Band 3 yrs., Choir 1 yr., F.H.A. 1 yr., Pep Club 3 yrs.. Majorette 1 yr. 3. MIKE BLAKE - Vica 2 yrs. 4. CRYSTAL BROWN — Band 4 yrs., F.H.A. 3 yrs., Pep Club I yr., Cheerleader 3 yrs., Head 1 yr. 5. ALLEN BURTON — Band 6 yrs., N.H.S. 2 yrs.. Basketball 4 yrs., Boy’s State. 6. SUSAN CARNEGIE - Choir 1 yr., F.T.A. 1 yr. 7. BILL CHOCKY - Vica 2 yrs. 8. STEVE CORDER - F.T.A. 1 yr. 9. HAYWARD COSTILLOW - Basketball 1 yr., Vica 2 yrs. 10. CHARLENE DAVIS - Choir 1 yr., F.H.A. 4 yrs., Pep Club 3 yrs., Majorette 1 yr. 11. KATHY DELANEY - Choir 2 yrs., Pep Club 1 yr. 12. ANTHONY FRAGALE — Band 2 yrs.. Choir 1 yr., F.T.A. 1 yr., N.H.S. 2 yrs., Basketball 4 yrs.. Baseball 4 yrs., Know Your State Government Day. 13. ALFRED GIBSON - F.T.A. 1 yr., Basketball 2 yrs.. Baseball 4 yrs. 14. GEORGE GIBSON - Basketball 1 yr., Vica 2 yrs. 15. STEVE IRVINE — Band 4 yrs. Choir 2 yrs.. Pep Club 1 yr., Vica 1 yr.. Baseball 4 yrs. 16. TOM JUSTICE - Band 6 yrs., F.T.A. 1 yr. 17. RANDY LAYMAN - Choir 1 yr. 18. DORIS MAYLE- Choir 2 yrs.. Pep Club 1 yr. 19. STEVE MOORE — Band 4 yrs., F.T.A. 1 yr.. Basketball 3 yrs. 20. TONI McCLOY - F.H.A. l yr„ F.T.A. 1 yr.. Pep Club 4 yrs., N.H.S. 2 yrs. 21. TERRY McDANIEL - Pep club 2 yrs.. Basketball Manager 2 yrs., Vica 2 yrs. 22. JEAN REID - Pep Club 1 yr.. Choir 1 yr. 23. BOB RIFFLE — Basketball 2 yrs., Vica 2 yrs. 24. VERONICA ROGUCK1 — Band 4 yrs., Choir 1 yr., F.H.A. 4 yrs., F.T.A. 1 yr., Pep Club 3 yrs., Drama Club 1 yr. 25. MARGARET SAUCER - Choir 1 yr.. Pep Club 1 yr. 26. JOHN SIMPSON - Choir 1 yr., Basketball 1 yr., Vica 2 yrs. 27. BARBARA SQUIRES — Choir 1 yr., F.T.A. 1 yr., Pep Club 1 yr. 28. JANICE STEWART — Band 3 yrs., F.T.A. 1 yr.. Pep Club 2 yrs. 29. ROBIN TRIMBLE — Band 5 yrs., F.H.A. 3 yrs., F.T.A. 1 yr.. Pep Club 2 yrs., N.H.S. 2 yrs.. Girl’s State. 30. DAVID WHITEHAIR - Vica 3 yrs. 31. PEGGY WILFONG — F.H.A. 1 yr., F.T.A. 1 yr.. Pep Club 4 yrs., Scorekeeper 4 yrs.. Know Your State Government Day. 32. BARBARA WILLIAMS — Band 3 yrs., Choir 1 yr., F.H.A. 4 yrs., F.T.A. 1 yr.. Pep Club 3 yrs., N.H.S. 2 yrs.. Drama Club 1 yr. 33. RITA WISEMAN - Choir 1 yr.. Pep Club 1 yr. 55 56 57 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Best Wishes ASTOR FLEMINGTON Church School Church School 10:00 A.M. To Class 10:45 A.M. Worship Worship First and Third Sunday 9:45 A.M. 7:30 P.M. Midweek Service Wednesday of 71 7:30 P.M. BAILEY MEMORIAL SIMPSON Church School 9:30 A.M. Church School Worship 10:00 P.M. First and Third Sunday Worship 10:45 A.M. Second and Fourth Sunday Second and Fourth Sunday 11:00 A.M. Midweek Service Wednesday 7:30 P.M. REVEREND RALPH WYCOFF “The Gospel In a Nutshell” For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believeth in him, should not perish, but have everlasting life. - John 3:16 In this verse John simply states that God expressed his own personal love for every sinful person by giving his only Son to die as a substitute for man to bear the penalty for sin. Anyone who renounces sinfulness and sinful living and trusts in Jesus Christ as the only Savior of men can become a child of God and gain everlasting life. You are invited to share this message with us. Flemington and Simpson Baptist Churches Fred Nose, Pastor 58 THE BLUEVILLE BANK Full Service Bank Taylor County’s First Drive-in Window No Service Charge Checking Accounts 4lA% Paid on Passbook Savings Accounts Compounded Semi-Annually 5 %% Certificate on Deposit Night Depository Safe Deposit Boxes Buying and Selling of Securities Sale of Money Orders, Travelers’ Checks, and U. S. 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FRANCES PICCOLO MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM POLING MR. ROBERT SHIELDS MR. AND MRS. STANLEY WALLS MR. AND MRS. LAWSON BURTON MRS. SALLY JONES MRS. DAISY WILLIAMS MR. EARL DEPOLO MR. BIRDELL JONES MR. AND MRS. EDWARD WHITESCARVER MR. BOB ROSEN MISS LOUISE MARSICO 63 WE PROUDLY DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO: JOHN L. FINDLEY..........retiring teacher “And gladly would he learn, and gladly teach.” Geoffrey Chaucer IOHN I FINDI FY isa man who has devoted 38 years °f his life to the teaching profession. Mr. Findley is a graduate of Fairmont State College and holds a Master’s Degree from West Virginia University. He is an instructor of Biology and Science, and he has taught Driver’s Education for 25 years - longer than anyone else in the State. He is a past member and was the first president of the Flemington Lions Club. He is a member of the Flemington United Methodist Church and is a Sunday school teacher. Mr. Findley enjoys nature and the outdoor life and is an enthusiastic trout fisherman. 64