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

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YEARBOOK STAFF: Kathy RealI. Dee Dee Lester. David Hansford. Liz Flynn. Wendy Hebb. Second Row: Lesley Parsons. Angie Nestor. Tracy Teagarden. Missy Crowl. Jenny Akins. Paula Hinkle. Carrie Shupp STUDENT COUNCIL: April Trader. David Hansford. Brenda Dilly. Liz Flynn. Kristi Tucker. Second Row; Teresa Williams. Joan Carr, Buck Clark. Reshelle Simms. Cindy Newman. Stephanie Hansford NEWSPAPER STAFF: Mrs. Warner. Becky Chenoweth. Kelli Phillips. Brenda Dilly, Ann Dearborn. Roger Cate. Second Row: Tom Plaugher. Reshelle Spessert. Penny Streets. Danny Pase. Donna Barnes PROM COUNCIL: Eddie Gatto. Paul Ends. Angie Nestor. Cindy New- man. Paula Hinkle. Jenny Akins. Kristi Tucker. Second Row; Chris Paugh. Heather Anderson. Kim Hebb. Denise Henthorne. Tonya Gatto. Tina Metz. Teresa Williams. Lisa Lahman. Tammy Long. Kelly Reed. Third row: Jennifer Thompson. Tom Collins. Danny Pase. Rox- anne Rosier. Pa u lit a Phillips, Dor thy McDonald. Lynne tte Wilcox. Tracy Hamner. Sara Kovach. Lana Kelley. Carol Benner SKIERS' DELIGHT powdery Skiers It was that time of again when the white powdery snow fell lightly on the ski slopes. The skiers were to take the first run of the year. To the people that never ski it seemed crazy to go freeze, but to the skiers it was a time of pleasing excitement and love the pure delight. After the skiers finally reached the ski slopes, they walked up to the ski lift and felt the cold breeze. They knew it was even colder on top of the mountain. They jumped off the ski lift and started down the slope. They turned left and right. some turns better than others. They kept the center of gravity and equal amount of pressure on both feet to maintain perfect edge control. When they reached the bottom of the mountain, they wondered whether or not they should go back up or go inside. No one knew exactly why but they always re- turned to the top for an- other new experience that came with every run and every turn. Snow was dream come true for the skiers of Tucker County. Organizations • 123

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CANNAN VALLEY JR. RACERS: Chris Cooper. Marti Jefferson. James Black, leslyn Taylor GARDEN CLUB SPEECH ESSAY: Teresa Williams. Jenifer Thomp- son Second Row: Steve Channels. Jim Ambrose. Mark Myers Anxiously awaiting the opening of the slopes. Shane Haddox. Ann Dearborn. Ami Jefferson. Allen Paugh. Doug Cannon. Scott Paugh and Shawn Long crowd one another to be the first on the ski lift. 122 - Organizations

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Teresa Williams. Wendy Hebb. Brenda Dilly Stephanie Carr SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Stephanie Hansford. Jenifer King. Second Row: Chrissy Sutton. Mera Crittenden JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Cindy Newman. Paul Ends. Paula Hinkle. Angie Nestor. Kristi Tucker. Jenny Akins Freshmen Class Officers: Patty Roy, Buck Clark, Joan Carr. Shelley Shaffer. Amy Marsh STUDENT COUNCIL Making improvements at TCHS. The 1987-88 Student Council had a very busy year. They spent their time finding new and cre- ative ways to improve school life. The first task they un- dertook was replacing the old school sign which was said to have been de- stroyed by the weather, but rumors said it was de- stroyed by a rival team. The new sign is encased in brick with the school mas- cot imprinted on the front. The motto on the sign is “Tucker County High School, Mountain Lion Country.” The sign was built by students of the building construction class. The students who spent a considerable amount of time at the site were Kevin Corcoran, Scott Wagner, Billy Hunt. Arch Amie, and Kenneth Mallow. Another project was the addition of colorful billboards that were add- ed to the drab, white walls. The Student Coun- cil received $250 a year for putting up the billboards. Throughout the year Student Council improved school life. 124 - Organizations