Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

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SENIOR YOU’LL KNOW THEM BY Carol Bane her trips to the little girls room. Virgil Brown trips out of class. Rosie Campbell flirty attitude. Doug Costilow 350 Honda. Diana Drainer her wedding ring and baby boy. Tom Fast his shyness. Dora Fleming her diamond ring. Sheila Fragale her willingness to be helpful. William Frum his weird hairstyle. Lois Frye her skinny body and straight hair. Paul Gobel the girl on his arm. Danny Greathouse his “ROMAN” hands. Dianna Greathouse her curly black hair. Karla Grimn her quiet ways. Tim Haney his newspaper in English class. Dennis Hildreth his BEAR face and singing ability. Melinda Kerns her blonde hair and temper. Shirley Layman her SLIGHTLY advanced knowledge??? Eugene Marks his freaky jeans and sloppy shirts. John Maylc his ability to listen to Greathouse run his mouth. Nancy Mayle her job at Twin Oaks Earl McCartney his quietness and his imaginary car. Bernard McCloy his height and muscles. Brenda Police her long fingernails. Sheila Police her long hair and platforms. Cindy Riffle her sense of humor. Barbara Saunders the way she walks. Gary Shaw his straight hair. Kathy Shugars her ability to play innocent. Dennis Stewart his squirrel tail. Robert Rimble the nicks and cuts on his face. Diana Whitehair her brown hair. Jeff Young his hunting ability????? 21

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MOST POPULAR Hey, where’s the Scope? MOST LOVABLE He said I’m cute! MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lunch anyone? BEST DANCERS He’s no Fred Astaire! BFST ATHLETE Where’s the basket? 20

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SENIOR CLASS WILLS I, Carol Bane, being of burnt-out mind, will my ability to skip school to Paul Kirk. I, Virgil Brown, will my ability to cut class to Mike Welty, who has not succeeded in doing so. I, Rosie Campbell, will my ability to act like a lady to all girls who don’t. I, Doug Costilow, will my ability to ride a motorcycle to Dawna Bays. I, Diana Drainer, will my ability to get along with everybody to anybody. I, Tom Fast, will my ability to keep cool to Donald Boggess. I, Dora Fleming, will my ability to have a nice fiance to another lucky girl. I, Sheila Fragale, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Dawna Bays. 1, William Frum, will my long hair to Lorinda Trimble. I, Lois Frye, will my ability to eat anything without gaining weight to everyone. 1, Paul Gobel, will my ’69 Roadrunner to next year’s Auto-Body class. I, Danny Greathouse, will my cooking ability to Mary Ann. I, Dianna Greathouse, will my half of the locker to Annie Allman. I, Karla Grimm, will my quiet disposition to anyone who can keep their mouth shut. I, Tim Haney, will nothing. 1 need everything I’ve got. I, Dennis Hildreth, will my singing ability to David Warner. I, Melinda Kerns, will my big mouth to next year’s cheerleading squad. I, Shirley Layman, will my position as Bio. Asst, to Mr. Ellison (for his thoughtfulness and kindness) to Susan Glaspell. I, Eugene Marks, will my seat in English Class to David Gobel. I, John Mayle, will my curls to Cathy Tait. I, Nancy Mayle, will my taps on the head, from Mr. Shields, to Brenda Croston. 1, Earl McCartney, will my beard to Mr. Hooper. I, Bernard McCloy, will my height to Larry Summers. I, Brenda Police, will my schooling abilities to Pat Gaines. I, Sheila Police, will my love and truthfulness to all married couples. I, Cindy Riffle, will my ability to wiggle my nose to Rick Brown. I, Barbara Saunders, will my ability to be quiet to Pam Moreland. I, Gary Shaw, will my dancing abilities to Susan Turoczy. I, Kathy Shugars, will my ability to be chosen the Most Lovable Girl to all girls with a desire to win. I, Dennis Stewart, will my long hair and freaky ways to “The Godfather”. I, RobertTrimble, will my baseball ability to Charles Barker and Donald Boggess. I, Diana Whitehair, will my luck in having Mr. Costello for class four times a day to Ray Palmer. I, Jeff Young, will my hunting ability to Mr. Withers who is always sick on opening day. We, the Class of 1975, being in as good mental health as usual, and in better temper than usual, do bequeath to the Juniors our good luck, the privilege of being a Senior, and any girls or boys we may have left behind in our haste. To our friends, the Sophomores, we leave our patience, which will be useful in enduring the Juniors. To the young and unsophisticated Freshmen we leave a map of the school building, so they won’t get lost or get in the way. To the Junior High we leave any old apple cores, wads of gum, or crumpled notes we may have left behind. To our principal we give and bequeath a sense of relief that we have at least graduated, pleasant memories of our four years together, and a feeling of pride in any great deeds or noteworthy achievements that our future may contain, realizing that such glories — if any, will owe much to his example and consel. Alas, to our dear old school building, we leave the peaceful quiet, caused by our absence. 22