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

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Tracy Rapp (11) Anna Ratliff Jamie Ray (9) Brian Reed (9) Kelly Reed (11) Jobs A Little Petty Cash Will that be all? Your change is four dollars and six cents. Thank you and have a nice day. Sound familiar? To the after-school worker it did. The range of after school jobs changed from bag- ging groceries to working on cars to cleaning of- fices. Just what was the purpose of having a place to work after leaving school? Most students said that it was the extra money they earned. With their salaries, the working class bought new clothes, tapes, and other necessi- ties. One who carries this extra load had to be able to balance their time be- tween work-work and home-work. If the balance seemed to get uneven, then one had to choose between work and school. Most of the students seemed to have their pri- orities in order because they managed to keep their jobs and maintain their grades in school as well as spend time by themselves or with their friends. Could you make your decision from the M M's or the Blow Pops please? asks Sophmore Suzanne Goff as she works selling food at the home basketball games. Ready to do his duty, Duane Dilly prepares for the rebound. Po-Re Underclassmen - 85

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Ricky Poling (11) Wilma Poling Vince Ponikvar (11) Shane Quattro (11) Dana Rapp (9) Tina Rhoades (10) Roxanne Rosier (11) Tina Roth (9) Eric Roy (11) Jesse Roy (9) Patty Roy (9) Tonya Roy Matt Ruckle (9) Troy Schmeirer (11) Mark Schoonmaker (9) Matt Schoonmaker (10) David Scott (9) Shelly Shaffer (9) Jeff Shahan (11) 84 - Underclassmen Po-Re

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Dawn Sharp (9) Michele Shipp (9) Nathan Shoemaker (10) Carrie Shupp (110 Kelly Shupp (11) Grounded What To Do Want to go to the dance on Saturday? What about the party where everyone is going to be, but you just happen to be grounded. You took moms car with- out permission. You thought it was great until you heard those dreadful words, “You're ground- ed! Well, being grounded doesn't have to be as bad as it really seems. Here are some ideas of things to do to pass the time away. 1. See how many bubbles you can blow out of one piece of gum. 2. Dig out your old year- books and make fun of people. Don't worry, no one will hear you. 3. Try a totally different hairdo. 4. Lip sync in front of the mirror to your favorite songs. 5. Throw your cat as high as you can to see if it will really land on its feet. ft Sophomore Stephanie Hansford pleads with juniors. Shane Hadd ox and Darrell Nester. not to leave her. Who knows. That might be Chris Cooper's last meal before going home to his punishment. r 86 ■ Underclassmen Sha-Su