Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

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4 A good game plan is a important part of any team. Coach Zimmerman puts down the final parts before the game. Above: Forward Ed Smith uses his jump- ing ability to win the toss against South Harrison. Above right: The team wins an- other one by a total of 24 points. The 1980-81 clock favored Flemington a total of 37 out of 42 times.

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Students become star tracked. On opening day, old faces and new blended togeth - er. At first, everything seemed to go on as usual, but there was an underlying current that something great was going to happen. First, it became apparent when students started to shine in their classes. Clubs started early and members got busy raising money and planning activities, he junior class jumped right in and started fund raising activities for the highlight of the year, the junior-senior Prom. Athletics started out with a bang as the girls jumped out to a string of victories. Even the old school building started to perk up as new coats of paint were applied to the hallways. Ever- ything looked great. The brand new things gave the school a super-star look and the students accepted it right off. They began to act like stars, and to take everything on with great effort. The community once again became involved with their school. School dances became fun once again. It was a renewed spirit. The kind of spirit that would make for a fun year. It was time now to shine. Everyth- ing was on course. It was apparent FHS was star- tracked.

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Making super tracks Join S.A.E., F.B.L.A., French Club, Pep Club, any club or sport. Just join something. Every student in this school has their own special place to shine, all you have to do is Find it. There is a place in the sky for every star to shine, and so there is a place at F.H.S. for every student to shine, whether it be on the basket- ball court, with an algebra book, or just being with people. The most important reason for getting involved is to participate with pride in making Flemington High look great to outsiders. Be- cause if they think the school is great, the students must be great too. Above Left: Having bake sales during lunch was just a few activities held by S.A.E. club. Members Allison Harris and Kathy Gray take their turn at the stand. Above: Hard workers make a superstar club. Barbara Layman and Sonya Knotts put their time in for D.C.T. Left: Some members of S.A.E. get together with advisor Pat Walls to discuss trip to Jack- sons Mill. S