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

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Tina Methany Donna Metz Mike Moore Deidre Mitchell Shelly Mordecki

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EXPRESSIONS Where did they come from? You were just yelled at by your social studies teacher for talking to a friend. As the teacher started to turn his back, you made an awful face at him. out of anger, and he saw you. Expressions were made not only out of anger, but also when you were happy or when you were just ready to give up. Every day of the year you could tell how another student felt by just looking at their face. Expressions helped you let out that feeling that you had inside. So the next time a teacher yelled at you. you didn't let him get to you. you just smiled! DONT take that picture.”, says Dee Dee Lester. “THANK god. the day is almost over!”, expresses Stepahnie Carr. Becky Judy Cliff Kincaid Mary Knotts Barbie Lamson Beth Lance Penny Lambert Dee Dee Lester Susan Lipscomb Billie Long Shawn Long Allen Loughry Kathy Lower Stephanie Mason B.J. Maxwell Jill McDonald 60 PEOPLE-JUNIORS

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Bo Pennington Dale Pennington Shannon Pennington Dawn Phillips Kellie Phillips Tom Plaugher Laura Poling Ruth Pollock Brian Quattro Scott Ramsey John Rapp Kathy Reail Tina Richards Delton Rhoades Kim Rosenau SPIRIT - WE HAVE IT! SPIRIT seemed to be in our hearts and in our school every day. When we went to ball games we could always see the spirit in the eyes and actions of the student body. Each class would try to have more spirit than the other classes. Having spirit perhaps is what helped us to get through those long school days. Spirit also gave us hope for tomorrow. It was that little light bulb inside and when it came on we felt like no one else could be better. Spirit in the school always shinned through. Perhaps SPIRIT is what brought us all together. POOR Ann Dearborn had had a little too much spirit, as Lori Sturms, Heather Worden, Sandra Burton, Shelley Mordeckl and Donna Parsons haven't had enough as they ride in the back of a truck, through the Tucker County Homecoming Parade.