Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

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One of the many ways that students can express their talent is through clubs. The Junior High Drama Club sponsored by Mrs. Bette Garrett performed during the school's Christ- mas assembly. Being exact is one trait of a true artist. Debbie Yoak puts the finishing touches on one of her assignments during art class. As junior high members in the band, Kim Smith and Kristy Ross work to devel- op their talent. 19

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We Have It- Talented People A creative ability. A special intelligence or mental power. A person or a group of people us- ing their creativeness in a cer- tain field of activity. Whatever you call it, it is talent. We display our talent in many ways. From Drama to Band, from Home Ec. to Art, from academics to sports, stu- dents pursue them all. Talented people like to do their own thing. David Gorby and Lisa Lind- sey take karate. 1 started tak- ing karate because it was a I'm Talented In Many Areas -T. Ball dream. When I passed my first test for my yellow belt, I was so excited and proud. It's a great feeling!” exclaimed David Gorby, junior. Jed Chalfant, eighth grader, wants to race horses. I started racing when I was five. 1 won the last race I was in, the win- nings were $50. In the future I plan on training horses.” Debbie Boyd possesses musi- cal talent. She plans a music ca- reer. To get experience, I've been playing in a community orchestra at WVU. Brainstorming for story ideas are members of Mrs. Pat Walls' English class. For a class project, the eighth graders published a monthly newspa- per on junior high happenings. Marti McCloy, Phil Bailey and Steve Stew- art. 18 Practice is an important part in devel- oping the talent of Debbie Boyd, sen- ior. A four-year member on All-State Band, she plans to pursue a career as a musician.

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We Have It- Guts Many people would see Jerry Pence as just an ordinary eighth grader, but he is more than that. Jerry has Cerebal Palsy. However, through hard work and perserverance, Jerry is striving to overcome his handi- cap. For instance, in gym class, Jerry has went from seven sit- ups to 60. He also does 25 push- ups, 15 chest passes and 15 over- head passes. The one thing that Jerry wants most out of life is to be able to walk. He also said shyly, I want to find a girlfriend who is cute and, of course, nice. Jerry said he feels a little dif- ferent because his wheelchair gets in his way, ... but I still I Do What No One Else Will. T. Cavallier have the same ambitions as any 13-14 year old. Mr. Jerry Octave, Special Education teacher commented, If he gets stuck on anything he asks questions and he really tries. At home, he is treated just like his sister Lenora, who, ac- cording to Jerry, plays a very big role in his life. When he gets home, he does his chores, which includes cleaning his room and doing the dishes. After the chores are complete, Jerry enjoys listening to the ra- dio and watching TV. He likes to go to school too, and hopes to go on to college and move into computer programming. As part of his exercise routine, Jerry works out throwing overhand passes with classmate, Tom McCray. 20