Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

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Painting, sculpting appreciated in art In Mrs. Donna Jo Hause's Art class, students participate in a variety of Art oriented ac- tivities ranging from basic drawing to painting to sculpt- ing. Senior Sylvia Upton said, I think Mrs. Hause is a good teacher but we don't have suf- ficient Art supplies. We have a good teacher, agreed Kim Turnbull, who said sculpting and painting were two things she likes to do best in class. Mrs. Donna Jo Hause has been at FHS for three years. Mrs. Hause is qualified to teach grades K-12. She majored in Art at FSC. She picked art because it is what I am best in. Teaching art is fun she continued. Most of the students like art. Top: The craft project in Art class kept sophomore student Kim Turnbull busy. Left: Three students work on a large canvas for class. Right: Mrs. Hause explains the project to class. 29

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Being respected Key to Principal He is very friendly and it's easy to respect him, replied Lisa Lindsey, in regards to principal, Mr. Robert Shields. Mr. Shields is constantly on the move, making sure ever- ything is running smoothly. He will be missed a lot when I graduate, said Cindy Elsey. 28 Principal Robert L. Shields is on top of al- most everything that happens at FHS. In his fifteen years as principal, few things have hap- pened that he doesn't know about. Before becoming principal Mr. Shields was basketball coach. He has been at FHS since 1954, a total of 28 years. Right: At every home game, Mr. Shields can be seen intently watching the Greyhounds' performance. Left: No matter who you are, when you enter Mr. Shields' office, you're greeted with one of his warm smiles.

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Jean Burton gets down to business There is one room in school that really gets down to iness. Mrs. Jean Burton is the teach- er and everyday the students work on accounting, typing and a variety of business courses. You learn things you can use after you get out of school, said Cheryl Palmer, Business Math student. Most students voice the same opin- ion. Other students enrolled in typing classes claim it is one subject they can use after school and . . . is useful in finding a job, added Demarus Bays. 30 Mrs. Jean Burton has taught at FHS for thir- ty-three years. Mrs. Burton has an AB in Math from Salem and a Masters degree in Vocation- al Technical Education from Marshall. She said the challenge of business education appealed to her. We have a school of good students, she said when asked for her feelings about FHS. 3 % Left: Putting in overtime to finish his typing assignment is Mark Hill, freshman. Right: Getting things straight- ened out in typing class is Mrs. Jean Burton and fresh- man, Robert Lipscomb.