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

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Mike Stiles James Allen Streets Angela Hope Streets Ralph Thomas

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TOUGH ACTS AND HOT TEMPERS TWO frowns makes for one big smile from Corporal Silver as he delivers to Mike Parsons and Faith Anne Smith a ticket for the Most Likely to get their License Revoked. WITH a hand full of hair Lynette Owens catches Kevin Poling by the neck as he tries out his brand new knuckles. One can see the reason behind their title. Most Tempermental. A PLEASANT grin comes from Rose Myers as she realizes it’s 7th period and a Friday to top it all off. OOOOH!,” exclaimed Eddie Daniels as he continues his work at the concession stand during the football game. “My turf or yours,” shouted Lynette Owens to Kevin Poling as they fought their way into the title of Most Tempermental. Their tough acts and hot tempers were enough to start the most heated agrument ever. Lynette always flew off the handle and jumped the accused while Kevin put on his tough act and looked for someone to accuse. Hot tempers weren’t the only thing found around TCHS. Lead feet were spotted wherever Michael Parsons and Faith Anne Smith stood. They were hot on the roads until they were chosen the Most Likely to get their License Revoked. Faith Anne swerved and barely made the turn as Mike generously helped out by cleaning the ditches with his rear tire. Together the wreckless two made life interesting for the policemen and the two hot tempers did the same for pincipals.

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LEADERS Every county has it Commissioners, and the United States has its President and his cabinet members. The same was for the 1987 seniors. They were led by a terrific crew of class officers who worked hard to raise the status of their class. Also along their line of duty, the class officers initiated fund raisers and class events. Together with their classmates they put in order one fine year. J.D. Drake, James Cross, Shelley Fridley, Cheryl Brown, and Michelle Evans were the leaders who proved themselves capable of piecing together an abundance of friends working toward the common goal—success. PUTTING together their last year of high school are the Senior class officers. Treasurer Cheryl Brown; President J.D. Drake; Secretary Shelley Fridley; Student Council Representative Michelle Evans; and Vice President James Cross.