Frankfort High School - Talon Yearbook (Ridgeley, WV)

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ay — hie ! Chery! Hahn, Scott Turley and the rest of the gang like to talk after eating. Pride in tha

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as gC CG! AFTER HOGRS ... Still Involved With School. Many of us spent our extra time in school related activities. Friday night football games, Tuesday night basketball games, and Monday night wres- tling matches were as much fun to participate in as they were to watch. Band members were busy eleven weeks in a row going to competitions and various performances. But participation included hours of practice to at- a ger we tain the perfection each of us strived for. After school was an ideal time for three or four hours of practice. The seniors found time for ‘‘last minute” touch-ups only an hour before the performance of the senior class play. But whatever we participated or competed in, we were proud to represent Frankfort High School. 17

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enjoying their lunch. Lisa Flanagan and Cindy Chaney show their homecom- ing spirit. Timmy Moreland, Jeff Welker and Brenda Wolfe like to talk between classes. People are the center of all things. Whether young or old it is people who make the world go around. Doctors, lawyers, teachers, and business men all have their place in society. America’s youth is equally important. The future is in our hands. At home and here at school we learn and shape ourselves and our personalities for our future endeavors. All types of people make up the student body here at Frankfort. The brains, the browns, the jocks, and the prissies are only a few. But whoever we are, we're proud to make up the foundation of our school. We Are