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

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Lisa Ann Carr Lora L. Carr Lou Ann Carr Pamela Sue Cosner James A. Cross Kathy I. Cross Edgar M. Daniels Kimberly Ann DeMent Lori Ann DiBacco John David Drake Joe Drenning Allen Elza Jeffrey A. Evans Michelle E. Evans Leslie G. Eye Robert Falls Jamie Danielle Fansler Chris Flores Nicola June Freeman Shelley Marie Fridley

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A TOTAL CONTRAST CAUGHT m the act of brown nosing are Sonya Brown and Matt Hinkle. Sonya puts together a fine cup of coffee for Mr. Deluca and Matt graciously washes Mrs. Haddox’s chalkboard. LOOKING over her shoulder as Ralph Thomas holds his pitch fork at aim, Michelle Evans sighs and thinks to herself. You really are a devil. WITH a little sunshine on his shoulder Mike Stiles sips his Mountain Dew. smiles and says he’s just glad to be here. SCRUBBING and mopping are among Scott Messenger’s and Ralph Thomas's favorite pastimes in Mrs. Warner’s English class. There were class clowns and there were honor students but nothing could take the place of the Class Devils and Brown Nosers. Rotten to the core, seniors Michelle Evans and Ralph Thomas, were named the Class Devils for 1987. Michelle was always ready to start a fire hot debate or interrupt a lecture. Ralph always poked a few mischieveous acts in during class and he always had a joke to tell. On the other side of the desk, however, were Sonya Brown and Matt Hinkle, the Brown Nosers, with all the compliments imaginable. Sonya said a big hello as she brought in a nice shiny red apple for her teacher. Matt planned a skiing trip and graded a test for his teacher. No matter what classroom the camera was focused on. it always displayed the mishaps of the Class Devils and the generousity of the Brown Nosers that, if put together, showed a total contrast.

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THQEE CHEEE2S EOD TALENT Basketball and football fans applaud Kim DeMent and Scott Bolyard after their long, hard workout toward the ultimate goal. Most Athletic for 1987. NUMBER one spirit makers and proud to say so, J. D. Drake and Becky Parsons fills the air with cheer. FIRE! Where? Mike Parsons, Jr. Fireman of the year, stands awaiting his call to rescue the next victim. AFTER the Grafton football game. Mark Phillips, better known as Goone, walks away tired but full of pride. Rousing spirit and promoting pride, Becky Parsons and J.D. Drake were chosen as the Most Spirited for 1987. They lifted the spirits and raised the voices of every individual around them. Seen wearing black and gold, J.D. was heard chanting the more the then familiar — Cheer, Cheer for Ole Tucker High as Becky distributed Mt. Lion pins and ribbons. They gave three cheers for the Most Athletic. Kim Dement and Scott Bolyard who chalked up the points needed for a victory. Scott showed his abilities and talents when he held the school record in football for the most yards gained in one game. He also participated in basketball and baseball. Kim bounced into action and was well known for her rebounds in the girl's basketball games. Proving that her skills were everything they should be. Kim helped out in every way she could. School pride, spirit, and talents were what made up the victorious year for Becky, J.D., Kim, and Scott.