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

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Jerrod Whitehair Matt Wilfong Martha Wilson Teresa Wingfield Tammy Wood Donna Wolford Mindy Worden Nellie Workman Donna Zirk BEST friends Kelly Nestor and Jeff Maxwell wave to other friends as they ride a fire truck through the Tucker County Fireman’s Parade.

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James Snyder Todd Snyder Jerry Strum Krisdee Summerfield Christy Sutton Marlon Swartz Susan Sandrldge Whitney Tasker Kim Teagarden Jeff Thompson Jaclnda Tueslng Kevin Vandervander Lynette Vest Paul Wamsley Joe Watring Burl Waybright Walter Waybright Jamie White Jennifer White Larry White GETTING Perhaps the most important part of our school days was the time spent with friends. Best friends, especially, were more meaningful to us than any homework assignment. Best friends could always be counted on to help out with problems and provide us with the latest gossip. While our weekdays were spent whispering in the classrooms, our weeknights were full of laughter and good FRIENDLY times as we got with our best friends to release the tension of a day in school. Some of our greatest times were spent “crusin' the town,” “jammin' out,” and just getting crazy with our close pals. Best friends, often called sidekicks, could constantly be seen together in the halls, in the classroom, and even in the principal's office; because best friends were the ones we could always count on.

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ONE A or GUY KIND THAT YOU Mr. S. Eldon Harper had recently resumed the position of principal at Tucker County High School. With much regret and sadness the staff and students said good-bye to the former princpal. Mr. Howard Dale Moore, but said a cheery hello to their new principal, a fine West Virginia citizen. Mr. Harper married Francis Key and fathered two sons. John and David. He obtained his high school diploma from Parsons High School in 1961. After attending Shepherd College. Mr. Harper received a bachelor degree in science at Salem College. He graduated from West Virginia University with a master of arts. As a well rounded man. Mr. Harper served on committees such as Continuing Education Council. Policy Advisory Committee, Outdoor Education Committee, and Personnel Evaluation. Mr. Harper has been employed by the Tucker County Board of Education since 1967. His work included math and science teacher, mathematics supervisor. ESEA Title I program coordinator, and principal of Mountaineer School. He was also principal of Davis-Thomas Elementary School which brought hirn to the position of principal at Tucker County High. Mr. Harper greeted the position of principal with a smile and hoped that it brought a challenge plus a worth while experience. Resigning after ten years as principal. Mr. Howard Dale Moore shared a warm smile with Mrs. Haddox and Mr. Parson% at his farewell breakfast. Mr. Charles D. Loyld Assistant Principal Mr. Glen W. Patsy, Jr. Assistant Principal