Frankfort High School - Talon Yearbook (Ridgeley, WV)

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APTER THE BELL... When not involved in school, we were rarely at a loss for activities to fill our time. Group and private lessons in music, dance, gymnastics, or aerobics were not only enjoyable, but a learning experience. Outdoor sports ravaged from leisurely hunting or sunning to During the winter Kenny Rector thinks there is no gS better place to “hit the slopes’’ than Canaan ™ Valley Resort Area. fast-paced biking. Sometimes relaxing at home with a hobby was enjoyable. Students found themselves in- volved with model-building, painting, needlework, woodwork, model railroading, and a variety of other activities. During the summer there is no better place than the beach for Rhonda Skidmore and Jennifer Martz to catch some rays. usually going most of the time. Timmy Wigfield and Mark Clayton feel that dirt biking is the only way to go and they are 13

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One of Kim Smith's hobbies is art and she is shown here doing an air- While in his favorite tree stand, Scott Turley could use a scope on his bow brush painting. to see if that deer has horns! Kathy Gilbert, Michele Clayton, Cl.eryl Hahn, Trish Petry, and Kim Petry dance the night away every Monday. 12

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14 2 a ene OPtn OTHER t=p 00480 12-2 Ls. BAGS “The price is right,” says Scott at Ratcliff's Market. FIVE TO NINE. «. Inflation is everywhere. The money crunch has even hit the students here at Frankfort High School. The value of the dollar is going down and the prices of what it will buy are going up. Money for gas, movies, and nights on the town seems hard to come up with. Working after school and on weekends seems to be the only solution, while others work just to occupy their time. “Working gives me money to spend on going out and having fun’’, says Bill Shoenadel. Kelly Bratt said, ‘Il started working to get out of go- ing to school for a full day”, but her reason later changed to a more common one: economic necessity!