Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

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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

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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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A Slow Start- A Winning Finish Drive and determination turned the season around for the Lady Hounds when they went from a 2-7 start and fin- ished with 6-3. “They worked well as a team in the second half of the season where as in the first half their self-motivation wasn't consis- tent, stated first-year coach, Rod Auvil. Junior forward Lisa Vincent shared the opinion of Auvil that they had the spirit and drive during the second half of the season. We had the want and the spirit but we had too much con- flict in working together to make the spirit flow. In the second half, working together now, thier attitude and record improved. The strong points of the team be- came evident, We hustled and played together as a team. They began to control the games and win. said Coach Auvil. Top left: The crowd joins in with the cheerleaders to arouse the team. Top right: After grabbing another re- bound center, Bobbie Jo McCloy, goes up for another basket. Center: Showing teamwork, guard Twyla Edwards frees guard Kim Saltis with a good pick on a liberty defend- er. Right: An aggressive defense helped the Lady Hounds all season. Lisa Vic- nent, forward, applies good defensive pressure. 28