Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

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Vocational studies gains enrollment Vocational education has caught the eye of many students over the years. The classes, aimed at stu- dents with a technical career in mind, attract a large variety of students, from college bound students to those planning to go directly into a career upon grad- uation. Perhaps the most noticeable turn in vocational education is the enrollment of females in typically male classes, such as carpentry, and auto mechanics. Learning to balance tires at the United Career Center is Skip Ball and Ron Lambert. Discussing the day's lesson at the Career Center are Kelly Duncan, Chriss Riffle and Pam McCloy. Females can be seen more and more in male classes. Criss Riffle takes a swing in carpentry. 14 Opening

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Study hall is a good time for Ron Devores and other students to catch up on their work. Seventh graders gather outside during their lunch break. Taking a careful aim at the bas- ket is Denise Wilfong. With a smile on their faces, cooks. Mary Ann Layman and Ruby Kittle prepare plates for lunch. Classes — classes — and more classes Opening 13

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In aulo body class at Gore. Butch Vincent and Mark Mazzie work on a car. Putting their brains together are John Smith. Ron Vincent, and Jeff Marshall in electronics. Working on her typing project is Debbie Davis, during class at the vocational center. Opening 15