Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

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proud I'm one of them! School pride depends upon its students. Mark Hill, sophomore, took a break during a hot summer day. Pride is a part of school life. Everyone has it, each in a different way, but Lonnie Cole bank summed it up. Because we are the best there is!'' Renzie Sheme, eighth grader is proud, be- cause of our basketball team. They're great and I'm proud of 'em Senior Tom Greathouse agreed. We have the best team around, he stated. Other people are proud of the school. The people here are really nice. The teachers care about what you do, said Denise Courtney, junior. It's a small school, you know everybody here. It's not like you're all alone and no one's there when you need a friend, be- cause there is. A lot of people like this school and everyone blends to- gether, explained Bob Colebank, senior. Everyone gets along great! Lisa love added, I love this school. We're 1. 4

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Left: The hallway was full of hustle and bustle as students gathered around lockers for a chat between classes. Left: Taking in the last bit of autumn warmth were a group of seventh graders during their lunch break. ) Left: Considered a friend by most, Mr. Robert Shields, principal, was of- ten found checking the campus. Left: Clowning off in the halls be- tween classes were Amy Guynn and an unidentified victim. Below: Close friends are part of the school scene. Diana Simmons and Crystal Barney, eighth graders were two such friends.

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Left: Standing up proud for FHS was senior Tom Sheme. Center: On class picture day. Torino Swiger. junior, prepared for her picture. Lett: Seniors have something to smile about and usually lead the school in pride. Kevin Roy sho wed his pride between classes. Above: Showing her approval for school pride was sophomore. Janine Cleavenger. Left: Seventh graders got right into the pride of the school as two take time from lunch to show their pride.