Herbert Hoover High School - President Yearbook (Clendenin, WV)

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first annual herbert hoover talent show y The First Annual Herbert Hoover Talent Show or The First Annual Herbert Hoover Bluegrass Festival. Either of these titles would have been appropriate since a good portion of the Talent Show consisted of Bluegrass, even though only two bluegrass bands participated. First there was Ramblin' Grass, consisting of Matt and Mike Morris, Shayne McCoy, and Joe O'Dell. Mrs. Lipscomb joined in with the boys for their own rendition of Fox on the Run . Also, The Blue Creek Revue picked a few selections for which they placed third in the competition. Their band consists of Richard Hardman, Mike Melton, and Tim and Flip Morris. They, too, had some female accompaniment from Peggy Carpenter and Debbie Estep on Country Roads . There was, however, a wide variety of other acts. The formost of which in- cluded the genuine talents of Melanie Larch singing Songbird , and Pam Looney along with Sandy Cox singing If We Only Had Some Time , a song whose music and lyrics were com- posed by Pam Looney herself. There was also a dance by Renee Carper and Beth Young, which won first place, a barbershop quartet which placed second, a floor routine by Stephanie Huffman, and a demonstration from Mike Fink's skateboard team. Ohhhh noooooo! Who could forget the Mr. Bill's Show, or Crystal Jones Roseanna Roseannadanna, both taken from Saturday Night Live. A couple of other teachers besides Mrs. Lipscomb were also in the show. Mr. Dana Humphreys did an ex- tremely funny monologue, well most of us enjoyed it, right Conrad Searls? Mr. Gus Perkins also did a comedy routine, it was something about a wild and crazy guy , but we still haven't figured out what it was. Last but certainly least, let's not forget our witty Master of Ceremonies, Matthew Humphries. Although he was sometimes boring and occasionally didn't make sense, he was more often funny and the show could not have made it without him. Thanks, Matt. 72 Judges: Randy Damron, Pat Kelly, Dan Webb N. Bobby Hodges, Chris Taylor, Blaine Hess, Kenny Baker sing barber shop style. Elk River Band performs Rock and Roll

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sensations are sensational sponsor pat kelley By Amy Werner Spring is not only a season for sports. It is a time when the music world comes into full bloom also. Many musical ac- tivities have been scheduled this spring by the music department. All-County and All-State tryouts have been held for both chorus and band members. Many of these students are working hard to prepare for their upcom- ing concerts. The students from Herbert Hoover who will participate in the All-State Chorus Concert are: sopranos Melanie Larch and Carmen Bragg, altos Julie Blackwell and Danita Mullins, tenor Chris Taylorg and basses Blaine Hess and Carlton Withrow. The All-State Chorus Concert will be held in Hun- tington on March 31. The students selected to represent Herbert Hoover in the All-County Chorus Concert are as follows: sopranos Carmen Bragg, Patty Cobb, Alice Hardman, Melanie Larch, Kyla Morrison, Michele Payne, Sandra Shafer, Linda Whitehairg altos Julie Blackwell, Debbie Estep, Tinki Knight, Danita Mullins, Becky Ore, Michelle Ringoot, Teresa Slack, Ruth Wygalg tenors John Bird, Curtis Evans, Phillip Hersman, Blaine Hess, Bobby Hodges, Mark Lewis, Randy Pierson, Chris Taylor, Malcolm Whiteg basses Kenneth Baker, Larry Fisher and Carlton Withrow. The All-County Chorus Con- cert will be held on March 23 at 8:00 p.m. at the Municipal Auditorium. The spring chorus concert will be held at Herbert Hoover High School on May 28. Blaine Hess will present a selection at the baccalaureate. The full chorus will attend this year's awards assembly and the graduation ceremony to add musical voices to the festivities. The chorus director, Mrs. Patricia Kelly, commented on the spring plans for the chorus. Preparing for the All- County, All-State and school concerts will be the highlights of this year's spring season. The chorus will travel to all elementary and junior high schools in the area. The purpose of these visits is to bring publicity to the Choral Depart- ment at Herbert Hoover and to build up interest which will be shown by the in- creasing number and better quality of the chorus. 74 5 , , fi? f 2' 'Q P is 431 fx ' 'M if 'iff' w. 'H fy? ol 'WMF' 3113 g . 33, 4 . af L, , gi . d h i' Elmer Q .- g l jt gamssg gg g 3' V 1 ffrlfgfg Nfl' -1 :ef -3. 1' . 2255 iv .Flin 'll' 5' -. ,fu 'Z,1,1. V ' Q'S ni 'L .'?'f3o' - M -'iff' . ' Q c I , .-.'.'u.,5' gb I I - ' -- L 5 . ,rn A . , i