Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

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V. CAN YOU IMAGINE — NICKNAME!! Richard Allen satisfied with one girl friend “Dick” Anna Allman knowing what she is doing “Annie” Dawna Bays not talking about guys “Bays” Kimberly Blake coming to school all day “Snake Blake” Richard Brown without his guitar “Rick” Robert Campbell As an Avon Salesman “Earl” Mike Cochran walking tall “Stick” Crystal Costilow without her smile “Cris” Ralph Farrell taking Doc Severson’s place “Dude” Donna Glaspell being quiet “Windy” Susan Glaspell Flunking out “Susie” David Gobel playing Nerf Ball “Little Gobs” Terry Green without Jackie “Mean Joe Green” James Harr as a Country and Western musician ‘Buddy” John Harris playing John Wayne’s double “Johnny” Debra Hudkins as a nurse on Medical Center “Deb” Robert Knight owning the Mountaineer Greenhouse “Sneak” Bradley Lipscomb not partying on Saturday night “Dirty Sally” Raymond Lipscomb being in a good mood “Ray” James Loudin staying awake “Jim” Patricia Luckey driving at 20 miles per hour “Killer” David McCartney with short hair “Hoss” John McKinney without sideburns “Skins” Ray Palmer not kidding around “Ray” Greg Phillips being a prize fighter “Phil” Janies Radabaugh without his C B “Rach” Leroy Shingleton as Kojak “Reverend I roy” Albert Smith being Marcus Welby “Ozzie” Virginia Smith as Twiggie “Ginny” Cathy Tail not losing her temper “Skate Tait” Lorinda Trimble not being in a big discussion “Lori” Robin Whitehair not telling a joke “Tubby” Nancy Wilfong studying for a test “Boone” Beverly Wiseman being a Tom-Boy “Bev” Cindy Wyckoff as Cher Bono “Chink” Would you believe the Senior Class of Seventy-six Is made up of doctors, dentists, and even a psychiatrist? Continuing on we have much more — Business managers, head chef, and owners of a store. Now we never knew they could do all this. Amazed we were, with a feeling of bliss. Next a lawyer — even a factory owner exist, As well as a welder, a mechanic, and a nuclear scientist. As I continue, you must try to remember These same students of that long ago September. We thought very few would ever succeed, But through all our effort they did indeed. BELIEVE IT OR Some of the girls became housewives. With children, balancing budgets the rest of their lives. Each and everyone succeeded in some way, Will we ever see this again some future day? All of this may seem very hard to perceive, But in reality it’s only make believe! G.T.C. 24

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GOTTA GO — BUCK

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