Flemington High School - Memories Yearbook (Flemington, WV)

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Scorebox Girls' Varisty Rowlesburg 39 Harman 40 Notre Dame 36 RW 44 Coalton 42 Rivesville 40 Notre Dame 55 Liberty 34 Central Preston 42 Bruceton 77 Liberty 33 Oak Glenn 60 Central Preston 55 RW 58 Rivesville 37 Harman 61 Coalton 50 Bruceton 104 Rowlesburg 63 Tournament Rivesville Record 18 47 37 64 52 45 45 49 54 19 60 55 50 71 31 47 64 35 26 9-11 Lady Hounds team mem- bers were: Cheryl Palmer, Linda Knotts, Bobbie Jo McCloy, Vickie Wiseman, Kim Ross, Kim Saltis, Twyla Edwards, Lisa Love, Lisa Vincent, Marian Loughran, Julie VanGilder and Coach Rod Auvil. Top: The Lady Hounds gather around the coaches for pregame instructions. 29

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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

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Junior High Teams Promise- A Brighter Future 1984 was a new beginning for the sports program at FHS. A new junior high girls' basket- ball program was started and the new team sported the only winning season on the year. The season started with tough conditioning exercises and jogging. As the season ap- proached, teaching the girls rules and plays became the most important part. All of the hard work and dedication showed as the junior Hounds sported a 3-2 season. Junior high boys did not have such a lucky time as their recodr was 0-8. Members of the junior girls team were: Tina Spencer, Kim Smith, Christina Gray, Heather Kittle, Becky Williams, Shannon Saltis, Vicki Ball, Kristy Ross, Jeannie Knotts, Shirley Spears and Reva Simmons. A high jump shot is taken by ju- nior Twyla Edwards against two Liberty defenders. 30