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

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“That just about wraps it up, says Shane Haddox to his partner Carol Benner during the Annual Battle of the Classes’ mummy “I'm just about fed up, “ complains Chad Mayfield as he probes the bowl for his frozen wrap. gum during the Battle of the Classes. “Her future's so bright we’ve got to wear shades, claim Roger Cate and achievements this year. Tom Plaugher as they commend Jenny Akins on her Closing - 151

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The book is finished but the . STORY COYTISTUES M s the seniors have read the last pages of this book we hope that they enjoyed it and XI they’ve remembered that this isn't the end but the beginning of a long and success- I ful life filled with joy, happiness and the realization of their fondest dreams. As they have been part of the book together, their separate stories of success and life will always be a part of that book where it matters the most, in their hearts and souls. All grins as she accepts her award from Mr. Lambert, Tammy Maxwell remembers all of her good times at TCHS. 150 - Closing

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NEVER TUCKERED OUT M nother year had come to an end as classmates and friends said good-bye and i promised to keep in touch over the next three months. Lockers were emptied f I and the trash cans began to fill up. Long overdue books were returned. The halls seemed empty without the Class of 88' but in September a new class, that of 92’, would crowd, push, and once again bring back the old familiar chaos. Congratulations go out to the student body of TCHS, past and present. Due to their determination to succeed and undying spirit the Mt. Lions have NEVER TUCKERED OUT Say Good-bye Ann, says senior, Sandra Vanscoy to her buddy Ann Dearborn, who at Sandra's request sincerely replies, Good-bye Ann! 152 - Closing