Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

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Top: Trying to sort through a locker is not easy work as seventh graders, Lori Saltis and Tammy Gains tries to slow down the avalanche. Center left: Trying to stuff all your stuff into one of the smaller lockers is no easy task as Steve Gallo demonstrates. Center right: Some students take a great deal of time trying to make their locker homey. Here is a locker with a message. Right: Perhaps this poster sums it up best. To try to make a locker neat, it takes a lot of monkeying around. 8

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I lend ii tl|c ( ) 1 o ii Luxurious decorations and great music highlighted the '81 Prom. I thought it was a very ex- quisite Prom ... it had a very romantic atmosphere, ever- ything went smooth, com- mented Doug Rus, senior. Indeed the Prom was ex- quisite. Blue and silver deco- rations adorned the ceiling and walls. A silver stairway to heaven with white clouds highlighted the dance floor. Guests danced to We've Got Tonight ' the Prom's theme song, performed by Pipe Dreams. The total effort was summed up by Barbara Layman. Everything went the way we wanted it to. To support the Prom, ju- niors sold magazines and re- cords. Car washes and a raffle also helped the cause. The dance was held at the Flem- ington Community Building on May 8. Junior Beth Mazzie summed up all the hard work. It was a good Prom ... it was very organized. Top Left: A break was needed by junior Beth Mazzie at the Prom.Top Center: Moving and grooving to the dancing was Cindy Trimble, senior. Top right: Strutting his stuff at the Prom was Mark Mazzie with date Sylvia Upton. Far Left: Talking with some friends were Kelly Duncan and escort. Left: Lead singer of Pipe Dreams belted out a song during the evening. 7

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HOMS AW y PdOM HOMS Where is that one place at school that is considered sa- cred? As the saying goes, A place for everything and everything in its place. This could only be a description for a locker. Untold treasures have been found laying at the bot- tom of a locker. That lost li- brary book from November or the cheese sandwich from September can often be found there. Some people of course do not treat their lockers like that. Instead an avalanche greets them everytime the door is opened. Still others keep signs in their lockers to remind them of their latest love or simply some funny slogans of the day. Some students claim that keeping a messy locker makes them feel right at home. I know where to find everything —on the floor, said one anonymous student. Some believe keeping a clean locker is a waste of time. When you clean it, it just gets messy again, said seventh grader, Crystal Bar- ney. At the end of the year, however, comes a day long job—cleaning out the locker. And in some cases it is a whole day— and more.