Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

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Wheels Wheels seem to be one of the average teenagers favorite words. It seems like everyone has them and the ones that don't have them, want them. Wheels are a way to describe freedom and accomplishmnet. Many students spend several hours fixing up their set of wheels so they will be real superstars. ★ Left: Students- vehicles are always lines up on the athletic field. Geoff Marshall en- joys seeing the sights in his Ford truck. Bottom left Sometimes sitting in the back seat is better than riding the bus. Brian Cottrill takes his turn as the bac kseat driv- er. Below: Driver s ed. class can provide a student with a thrilling moment such as being behind the wheel for the first time. Beverly Taylor and Mr. Findley return from a trip.

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Trucks seem to be a favorite vehicle among students. Beth Mazzie prepares to leave in her Chevy truck. It would not be the same without seeing Greg Gregory in his van.

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High school memories always stay with a person. That’s why the memories have to be great to re- member them. After having a super star year and attending a super star school, nothing could be better than memories of those days. Super stardom does not stop after school, it’s just the founda- tion for super things to come. Top A lot of practice is necessary for a super star band as Mark Cottrill and Pual Lambert practice. Middle: A principal col- lects many things through the years, as Mr. Shields shows Donna Delaney. Right: Tammy Luckey reflects on her last year. Above: Seniors can always have fun as Mike Hayes and Brian Chockey show.