Winfield High School - General Yearbook (Winfield, WV)

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aptured in this section of the Cyearbook are familiar faces that show students doing what they did best. The 1985-86 year, in many studentsl view, has been especially good. A large part of the year was devoted to social growth and development. Anger, love, sensa- tivity and respect for those around us made us realize the importance of our friends. Plans for the future were made for some, while others took one day at a time. The end of high school marked the begining of new paths we will chose to follow. Eventually all will go their sepa- rate ways, attempt to achieve new goals, and seek new friends. tLeftl Scott Green, Angie Hatfield, and Vanessa Watson talking at lunch. lTopl Jeff Bannister and Amy Barber caught between classes. 'Kbovel Freshmen girls dress for sweat day. Student life 75

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76 Seniors SENIOR -m .HH V , H! t. .9 HL. t ROLE v - ea; . t Despite the disadvantages that some seniors felt that they were under, most of the students could sum up the year as an overall, good experience. tRightt Joey Walker makes a stop at his locker before going to class. tBelow 1er Mike Bolyard, Scott Blair, and Bobby Baldwin converse during lunch. tBelow rightj Susan Isner tries to explain something. tBottomt Teddy Kester and Scott Alford.