Highlights of Fleming-Neon H.S.

EMORY B. ABLES

HARRIET GAIL WEBB

1961

Varsity vs. Senior football game set Friday at Fleming

The annual Varsity vs. Senior game, which puts all seniors up against the varsity of next year, will be played Friday afternoon at 3:30, at the Fleming-Neon High School.

Jan Anderson, Pug Horton, Doug Johnson, John Little, and Dickie Adams will be the starting line-up for the Seniors.

The starting line-up for the Varsity will be Keith Pack, L.E.; Bill Stambaugh, L.T.; Ferrell Fleming, L.G.; Hillard Bates, C.; Claude Brown, R.G.; Earnest Tackett, R.T.; Bill Cantrell, R.E.; Junior Bentley, Q.B.; Ken Duty, L.H.; Roland White, R.B.; Claude Tolliver, F.B.

The substitute team includes Elijah Hall, Guard, Buddy Kincer, Loyall Maggard, E.; Richard Kincer, B.; Ernie Elkins, B.; Malcome Kincer, R.; Michael Hall, B; Dean Cook, G.; Lenville Yonts, T.; Chester Isaac, G.

(The above article from the April 27, 1961 Mountain Eagle)

LOIS BENTLEY

Fleming PTA plans talent show

The Fleming-Neon Parent Teacher Association will sponsor a talent show at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 19, at the school.

Plans for the show were made at a meeting of the organization Nov. 21.

The show will feature talent from the school. Parents will have homemade candy and other items for sale at the show.

Louie Martin was appointed chairman to work with representatives of the high school and grade school. Members of the committee are Mrs. Lillian Webb and Roy Reasor, representing the high school, and Miss Betty Collins, Mrs. Mattie Anderson, Mrs. Norma Nelson, representing the grade school.

Admission will be 25 cents for children and 50 cents for adults.

Coffee and cake were served to those attending the PTA meeting.

Homecoming festivities

The Homecoming game and parade were postponed from Saturday to Monday due to rain. The parade was a big success, one of the biggest we have had. A large crowd turned out to see the beautiful floats and pretty girls. Mrs. Lillian Webb was in charge of lining up the parade and getting things moving. Sylvia Halcomb was crowned Queen at the halftime of the football game.