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

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Lori Ann Knotts Matthew S. Knotts Richard P. Knotts James N. Kochenderfer James Lansberry Pamela Dawn Lansberry William R. Lawrence Loretta Lynn Lawson Christy Leigh Long Michael S. Marsh Elaine D. Martin Michael S. Matlick David Scott Messenger Eve-Anne Moore Donna J. Mullenax Rebecca Lynn Murphy Rose Myers Eric L. Nestor Kathy Jean Norman April Rachelle Oaster

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OVERLY FRIENDLY ► . WHILE they share a lollipop. Mike Real! and Mary Haverty practice being the biggest flirts around TCHS. A CUTE smile is the result from a friendly hug from Ashby Wilfong and Jamie Fansler. YOU caught me again! is the reaction from Leslie Eye who is found preparing herself for the next class. DURING college day for seniors. Chris Black is seen making serious but funny plans for his future. Careful Now! Being overly friendly can lead to flirting. Showing a flash of those pearly whites. Jamie Fansler and Ashby Wilfong demonstrated how to be just a friend! Their kind words and special ways put them in the spotlight for the Most Friendliest for 1987. Jamie and Ashby were always willing to say a kind word when one was feeling down. They helped put a special touch in everything they did — besides what were friends for. Proving that flirting was a touch more than friendliness, were Mary Haverty and Mike Reall. Putting together their own techniques. Mary and Mike came out on top as they were chosen to be the Biggest Flirts among the 1987 seniors. From sharing lollipops, and starry eyed glances to whispering secrets and sweet nothings. Mary and Mike have certainly engraved their names in one heart or another. Whether a friend or a flirt they were remembered for their smiles and friendliness. PEOPLE - SENIORS 49

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DEVOTION-SUCCESS TAKING time out from their busy schedules are Lori Knotts and Jimmy Kochenderfer who explain their steps for success. PAUSING to discuss their glorious day are Scott Boiyard and Shelley Fridley, who are better known as Mr. and Mrs. TCHS. ZZZZZZZZ! Mary Haverty shows no interest whatsoever as her teacher reads from the text book. TOUGH decisions are what Mary Haverty, Tammy Greenlief, Becky Murphy, Jade Orr, and Christy Long are concentrating on during the college day for seniors. Devoting their last four years to high school. Shelley Fridley and Scott Boiyard received the honors of bearing the title of Mr. and Miss TCHS. They have shown spirit, pride, and concern for their school. Through them true friendship, togetherness, and a feeling of oneness were felt. Shelley and Scott exercised their ability to be at their best and held the title of Mr. and Miss TCHS to prove so. Devotion went hand in hand with long nights, strenuous tasks, and writer's cramp for Lori Knotts and Jimmy Kochenderfer who sought the steps for success. Their hard work proved rewarding when they were given the title, Most Likely to Succeed. Lori and Jimmy developed an excellent path for themselves which included superb studying habits and the determination to achieve. Shelley, Scott, Lori, and Jimmy put together the pieces for devotion and success.