Tucker County High School - Tu Endi Wei Yearbook (Hambleton, WV)

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AND THE WINNER IS .. . October tenth was an exciting night for Homecoming candidates and representatives. For weeks each girl had been putting together just the right outfit to wear. Besides worrying about themselves, they had to be sure their escorts matched and coordinated with their outfits. Finally the night arrived. Each representative hopped aboard their class float and put on a happy smile. The three Homecoming Queen candidates sat side by side smiling but underneath felt the anxiety of finding out who would be the Homecoming Queen for 1986. Sitting through the first half of the ball game was sheer torture. The anxiety got the best of them. It was finally time to find out who the Queen would be. Strolling down the aisle, petite freshman representative. Ann Lobouno was escorted by Mark Haverty. Stepping lively was Becky Brown who represented the sophomore class along side Kevin Helmick. On the arm of Jim Ambrose, Dee Dee Lester represented the junior class with a warm smile. First senior representative. Michelle Evans, excorted by Jeff Crittenden cracked a pleasant smile for the rowdy crowd. With pride Jade Orr represented the senior class along with her escort. Todd Better. The puzzling question was finally answered when Susan Ketterman was crowned Homecoming Queen for 1986. Jeff Hockman, a senior, escorted the Queen during her royal evening. Sweet, little Jessica Gutshall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gutshall. was crown bearer for the Homecoming ceremony. SMILING big for the camera. Jessica Gutshall is the crown bearer for the Homecoming ceremony at halftime on October tenth. WEARING her Homecoming crown, senior Susan Ketterman and escort Jeff Hockman end October tenth on a happy note. 17

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THE CLASS REPRESENTATIVES STANDING in the midst of things, senior representative. Michelle Evans and her escort. Jeff Crittenden, await their departure from the Homecoming ceremony. A SMILE from senior representative. Jade Orr makes the Homecoming ceremony more cheerful. She is escorted by Todd Better. 16 FRESHMAN representative. Ann Lobouno, grins as she stands by her escort. Mark Haverty, at the Homecoming ceremony on October tenth. SMILING from ear to ear. Becky Brown, sophomore representative, is escorted by Kevin Helmlck during the Homecoming ceremony. TOGETHER we stand! Junior representative. Dee Dee Lester, and her escort. Jimmy Ambrose, stand with elegancy and pride as the Homecoming ceremony proceeds.

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BATTLE OF THE CLASSES Time out from studies was the idea the yearbook staff had in mind, when they put together the first Battle of the Classes , to raise money for the 1987 yearbook. The Battle of the Classes” was two hours of funfilled, competitive games. Although the strain of competition was in the air, each class pulled together a ten member team to win the prize of $25 for their class. The Senior Class appeared to be the sure win after their team won the moving pyramid, box tower, bubble THERE is no backing out of the 'Beer drinking contest'' decides junior Shawn Long and sophomore Vince Ponlkvar. AFTER lapping up a bowl of ice cream, freshman Eric Evlck has to blow a bubble Will he make it?