Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

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Finally, We're Exposed The true story behind Flem- ington High School. Think about it! It may sound funny, but a lot of people really don't know. To anymore. I'm one of them now! she said proudly. Mary McGill, freshmen, ad- ded, We like to joke around and talk. I'm happy because all of my friends are here. The people here are differ- ent, not stuck up, said Shawn Sheridan, a new sophomore. get to the true story, you have to experience it yourself. Sheila Cook, senior, is a new student this year. I was ner- vous the first lime here, but not The student of '84 can best be pro- trayed with a music box close by. Gary Ross, senior, listens to music ear- ly in the morning. Lasting friendships are made in high school. Seventh graders wrestle with their friends before the beginning of Geography class. They act crazy, but I think they're charming. No one who is here puts us down, because we take pride in what we do. It makes school livable. So now you have it. The sto- ry behind the story is exposed. We're just plain great.

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 Sometimes it's difficult to squeeze everything into the small lockers. David Furbee fights this battle as he looks for a book. One of the first faces that greet the students is the bus driver. Norman Drain- er greets students as they climb aboard. Raring to go in the morn- ing is eighth grader Bub Wright.

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Athletics» Top: Softball games during gym class was one of the most popular sports during the school year. Taking a swing at a fast ball is eighth grader Charles Charlton. Bottom: The Lady Hounds were the first team to open up the new gymnasium. Running out among the fan- fare provided by the cheerleaders was the varsity team. Right: Avoiding a defensive player was senior varsity member, Tony Cottrill. Girls Varsity Boys Varsity Baseball Personal Sports Pages 28-31 Pages 32-35 Pages 36-37 Pages 38-40