Winfield High School - General Yearbook (Winfield, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1986 volume:

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As the years will pass and mefnories will fade, you begin to realize that not enough attention was given to the every- day occurrences. In an attempt to recog- nize these often forgotten moments of student life, The General staff has chosen llLife in General as the theme for the 1986 yearbook. Many events outside of schooltime and the classroom influence the life of the student. Included in the sections of this yearbook are not only accounts of what went on during school, but after a school day and after a school year. The staff and I would like to invite you to open, look, enjoy, and close this seventh volume of The General, keeping in mind that this book was conceived, designed, and concluded all for you, the student body of Winfield High School. Sincerly, Cassy Salgado Editor iLeftl Amber Kuhl enjoys the first days of spring. Opening 1 The World in General During the 1985-86 school year, stu- dents at WHS saw many news happenings around the county, state, country, and the world. News happenings on the county level included a change in the county grading policy and a new superintendent of Put- nam County Schools. tBottom lefD Steve Baldwin was named new superintendent replacing Kenneth Higginbotham. On the state level, students enjoyed the recognition the school received for being the AA State Champs in football. They also felt sorrow for those whose belongings were lost in the WV floods. Other things that happened around the state were the raising of the drinking age from 18 to 21 and the chemical leaks tTopt which caused a scare in the Kan- awha Valley. Around the nation students saw the space shuttle disaster which killed seven people. It would have been the first time a civilian tteachert was to be in space. Problems of drugs in pro sports and money raised during charity concerts, such as Farm Aid, were all part of the news scene this year. Also in the news was the attempt by Coca-Cola to change its formula, resulting in New and Classic Coke. The election in the Philippines, South African riots, terrorist attacks on foreign airports and public places, and the disas- ter of Chernoybol tMiddlet , a nuclear power plant in Russia, were just a few happenings that made the news headlines during the school year. LIFE IN GENERAL 1986 Ava? -v . TABLE OF CONTENTS Classes Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Faculty Student Life Sports Activities Winners Ads 52 42 52 62 74 88 112 142 156 tLefO Mrs. Schuda helps John Frazier with his work. mom Matt reshments year began with a little excitement and a lot of fright. Everyone worried about being popular and new classes. As the year progressed, they learned the routine. Sophomores returned to the routine. Guys got to play varsity sports, and girls got to try out for cheerleading. Most finally got their licenses. Juniors had a busy year. They prepared for the prom, took the ACT, and thought about college. Anticipation was the key word for the senior class. During their last year they enjoyed the prom, graduation, and senior trip and planned their futures. Goff relaxes in class. tAbovet Dee Dee Casto, Keirsten Walsh, and Stefanie Higginbotham listen intensely in class. Classes 5 SENIORS As the class of 1986 will look back upon their senior year, the things that will be remembered most are what affected them as individuals. The size of the class decreased' as the year progressed because students dropped out or failed to meet academic require- ments. The changes that went into effect this year had the best interest of the students in mind, but some conflicts rose between those changes and what the students wanted. The new county dress code included the length of shorts and skirts, which had to reach the mid- Brenda Faye Armstead 6 Seniors thigh. Tank tops and see through or cut-off shirts were not allowed. This was also the last year that seniors were allowed to leave after half a day. Homecoming tfence decorationl and assemblies were omitted from the schedule in order to meet the stiff, new requirements set by the state attendance policy. tSeated belowl Dean Vaughan - President and John MCMorrough - Vice President tStandingl Richie Brewer - Treasurer and Rhonda Stinespring - Secretary. Russell Redford Akers II Wendell Scott Alford Kelly Dawn Allen Jennifer Grace Armstrong Robert Wayne Baldwin Brian Allen Bird William Scott Blair Martica J. Blankenship Michael Thomas Bolyard Richard Michael Brewer Danny Lee Brock Seniors 7 Tamera Lynn Brown Christopher Paul Bryant Kelly Michelle Bryant James Hunt Chapman Sandra Leigh Combs Pamela Jane Conley Charles Larry Cook, Jr. 8 Seniors Karen Elaine Crosier Kimberly Sue Doutt Dennis Nathan Duncan Ramona Lynn Dunlap Seniors 9 Mark Anthony Erskine Lynese Ellen Evans Donnette M. Flowers James Christopher Frazier John A. Frazier Larry Joe Gillispie Duane Allen Gochoel William Joseph Godbey II 10 Seniors Angela Blair Gravely Dale Lee Green Andrew Scott Green Charles Hubert Hancock III Robert Glenn Haught Diana Lou Hedge Todd Allen Hensley Seniors 11 David H. Hill Patricia Hudson Sonja Joan Janicki Dana Lee Jividen Karen Ann Joyce Kristina Kay Keefer Rebecca Jean Kenney 12 Seniors Theodore Chapman Kester III Kathleen Kay Lenhart Travis Dale Lloyd, Jr. Angela Dawn Maze Terri Lynn McClanahan James Leroy McCormick II Michelle Marie McCune John Doyle McMorrough Lisa Beth Meadows Seniors 15 Crystal Dawn Miller Lori Lynn Miller Marilyn Denise Myers Lisa Michele Nelson Timothy Edward Nichols Huey C. Nix, Jr. 14 Seniors Mark Anthony C. Obermeyer David Scott Orum Lisa Ann Owens Rosalia Susan Pacifico William L. Parrigan Kimberly Sue Parsons Daniel Wayne Pepper Marla Lynn Perry Seniors 15 Timothy Allen Persinger Vicki Jo Robinson 16 Seniors Patricia Ann Prather Christine Marie Reed Kimberly Ann Rossi Curtis Brent Rucker Jeffrey A. Shamblin James E. Shultz, Jr. Gary E. Smith Jr. Rhonda Carol Stinespring Robert Michael Sydenstricker Seniors 17 Marsha Lynn Terry Kelli Michele Turner Dean Allen Vaughan Doris Neva Wade Gregory A. Watson Donnie Lee Waugh, Jr. Glenna Jeanette Wears 18 Seniors Troy Edward Whitaker Tammy Lynn White Rex Michael Wilcoxen Lisa Ann Withrow Sherry Marie Zachwieja Brad Zellmer Seniors 19 SENIORS IN ACTION Top 1ef0 Rusty Akers didrft want his picture taken. Top righo The senior guys like get- ting their picture made. Above Everybody enjoyed Mr. Gra- ham s class especially John Fra- zier. Midd1e righa John McMorrough was surprised to get his picture taken. mar righU Lisa Meadows finishes her home- work. 20 Seniors mlockwisa Pam Conley - the library is supposed to be quiet. Dean Vaughan relaxes in the mornings waiting for class to begin. Scott Blair and Bobby Baldwin were hard at work while everyone else was goofing off! Is that a good meal, Scott Alford? What are you talking about Desi- ree Craigo? Seniors 21 What ?Uw 22 Seniors There's not room in this town for both of us. 5. Brian Bird 25. Dennis Duncan 6. Diana Hedge 26. Susan Isner 7. Kelly Allen 27. Dean Vaughan 8. Rusty Akers 28. David Hill 9. Joey Walker 29. Scott Alford 10. Gene Nelson 30. A. Eshenaur 11. Greg Moore 31. Sonja Janicki 12. Christine Reed 32. Marsha Blackburn 13. Huey Nix 33. Glenna Wears 14. Stacey Orum 34. R. Stinespring 15. Richie Brewer 35. Angie Gravely 16. Marsha Terry 36. Danny Brock 17. Scott Orum 37. Tim Nichols 18. M. Blankenship 38. Kim Parsons 19. Kim Rossi 39. Dana Jividen 20. Cassy Salgado 40. Kristi Keefer 21. John Frazier 41. Travis Cottrill 22. James McCormick 42. Teddy Kester 23. Troy Whitaker 43. Steve Childers x' 24. Carolyn Sims 44. Brian Griffith 1. Marla Perry 3. Kelli Turner 2. Chuck Hancock 4. Gary Smith 25 He1pin' out with the chores Meow !? 24 Seniors WVOIUl-kOONt-I HHHHHHHHH WVONUI-POJIQHOO . Becky Kenney . Sandy Combs . Scott Blair . Tammy White . Terri McClanahan . Todd Hensley . Amy Barber . Robert Haught . Crystal Miller . R. Sydenstricker . Lisa Withrow . Angela Winter . Misty Bryant . Brenda Armstead . Mark Obermeyer . Pam Conley . Lynese Evans . Missy Winters 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. . John McMorrough 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 28 Angie Maze Katy Lenhart Desiree Craigo Jenny Armstrong Karen Crosier Donnie Waugh Alecia Johnson Sherry Zachwieja Lisa Meadows Sharon McKeny Donnette Flowers Lori Miller Todd Cope Marilyn Myers Susan Pacifico Neva Wade Patricia Prather 25 MOST WANTED: REE ?SSB'CEF BAD' 1k Q Best Looking: Crystal Miller and Dean Vaughan Mr. and Miss Winfield High School: Jennifer Armstrong and Scott Green ??$aww m5 :- Most School Spirit: Most Likely to Succeed: Kelli Turner and James McCormick Cassandra Salgado and Todd Cope Best Personality: Biggest Moocher: Susan Isner and Scott Alford Ramona Dunlap and Donnie Waugh 26 Superlatives Cutest Smile: Biggest Flirt: Marla Perry and Greg Moore Danny Brock and Amy Barber Prettiest Eyes: Tammy Brown and David Sisung Wittiest: Neva Wade and John Frazier Most Athletic: Shiest: Dean Vaughan and Karen Crosier Rhonda Stinespring and Steve Childers Superlatives 27 Most Talkative: Most Wanted to Be Marooned With: Stacey Drum and John Frazier Crystal Miller and Dean Vaughan Biggest Brownnoser: Best Dressed: Tammy White and Gene Nelson Crystal Miller and Scott Green Best Physique: Most Talented: Teddy Kester and Kristi Keefer Ashley Cowder and Katy Lenhart 28 Seniors SENIOR INDEX Russell Radford Akers 11 Box 1451 US Route 35 N Pliny, WV 25158 937-3312 Chorus, General Admission, Drama Wendell Scott Alford Box 245 5 and 20 Mile Rd Fraziers Bottom, WV 25082 743-3112 Football, Track Kelly Dawn Allen 131 Woodland Forest Winfield, WV 25213 586-3197 Band 1A11-County1. CCYF, Nat'l Hon Soc. Mu Alpha Theta Brenda Faye Armstead Box 780 Fraziers Bottom, WV 25082 937-2256 Yearbook. FBLA Jennifer Grace Armstrong 3025 Winfield Rd Winfield, WV 25213 586-4562 Band 1A11-County1. Student Council, CCYF, Special Olympics. SDAHSS. USNBA. ths Who, Nat'l Hon Soc, Mu Alpha Theta. Math Field Day, CATS. JETS Robert Wayne Baldwin 216 Beechwood Est Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-6537 Soccer. Cross Country, Track Amy Leigh Barber 10A Cedar View Farms Fraziers Bottom, WV 25082 586-3988 Cheerleading, Tumbling Team, Yearbook Brian Allen Bird PO. Box 365 Scott Depot, WV 25560 755-2461 VICA Regina Anne Bird PO. Box 215 Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-8244 Band, Majorette Marsha Blackburn 117 McCloud Rd Scott Depot. WV 25560 755-7026 Band 1All-County1, Prom Committee William Scott Blair Lot 42 Lockview Winfield, WV 25213 586-2221 Soccer Martica J . Blankenship 134 Cannery Lane Winfield, WV 25213 755-4590 Track. Student Council, PEOPEL, Home- coming Court Michael Thomas Bolyard 123 Beechwood Est Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-7130 Golf, Track, Cross Country Drama. Foren- sics. Yearbook. Homecoming Court Richard Michael Brewer 113 Jones Drive Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-7010 Basketball. Golf. jr. Class President. Sr. Class Secretary. Student Council Danny Lee Brock 105 Greenbriar Dr Scott Depot. WV 25560 755-0311 Football. Basketball. Track. Cheerleading. FBLA Tamera Lynn Brown 173 Rocky Step Rd Scott Depot. WV 25560 757-7364 Cheerleading. GA, So. Class Secretary Christopher Paul Bryant 43 Riverdale Est Winfield. WV 25213 586-3774 Kelly Michelle Bryant Box 1025 Fraziers Bottom. WV 25213 937-2188 Misty Dawn Bryant Lot 41 Riverside Pk Winfield, WV 25213 755-1441 Volleyball Stephen Ryan Childers 142 Poplar Dr Scott Depot, WV 25560 755-4763 Football, Baseball Sandra Leigh Combs 166 Cannery Lane Winfield, WV 25213 755-4534 VICA Pameia Jane Conley :13 Marina Park Hurricane. WV 25526 757-8282 Track, SDABS. Band 1A11-County1, Prom Committee Charles Larry Cook Jr PO. Box 76 Hurricane, WV 25526 743-3330 Track, Football, VICA Larry Todd Cope 104 Oakwood Est Scott Depot. WV 25560 757-6038 Track. Basketball. Cross County, Nat11 Hon Soc, Student Council. National Merit Finalist. Math Field Day, Who's Who. Mu Alpha Theta, USMA, CATS, jETS Travis Becket Cottrill 7150 State Rt 34 Winfield, WV 25213 586-9891 Golf. Track, Football, Cheerleading. Mu Alpha Theta. AHSME. WSCDT. JETS, CATS, Governors Honor Academy Ashley Berton Cowder Jr 23 Meadow Wood Est Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-9570 Golf. Chorus 1A11-County 65 Staten. Gener- a1 Admission. Stagecraft Desiree Michele Craigo Rt 1 Poplar Fk Rd Hurricane. WV 25526 Band 1A11-County1, CCYF, Nat'l Hon Soc, Mu Alpha Theta. JETS, CATS Karen Elaine Crosier Box 1175 Bills Creek Rd Winfield. WV 25213 755-7489 Girls' Basketball. Prom Committee Kathy LeDawn Cross 111 Kilgore Rd Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-7269 G.A., Pep Club, Student Council. Fr. Class Vice President. So. Class President. Chorus 1A11-County 85 StateL Homecom- ing Court Kimberly Sue Doutt PO. Box 72 Fraziers Bottom. WV 25802 Chorus. Homecoming Court Dennis Nathan Duncan 114 Lynn Knolls Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-7800 Ramona Lynn Dunlap 238 Shawnee Est Winfield. WV 25213 755-5653 Track, Volleyball. Tumbling Team. Pep Club. PEOPEL. Homecoming Court Mark Anthony Erskine 124 Burns Rd Scott Depot. WV 25560 757-8902 Social Studies Award Annette Michelle Eshenaur 125 Westland Est Winfield, WV 25213 586-4660 Track, Band, Pep Club, CCYF, NYF Lynese Ellen Evans PO. Box 122 Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-8505 Prom Committee, Office Aide. Nat11 Hon Soc. SCORES, SDAHSS, ths Who. USMAA, Mu Alpha Theta, Honorarian Charles David Ferrell 271 Winfield, WV 25213 586-2362 Football, Wrestling Ronald Carl Fields PO. Box 131 Fraziers Bottom, WV 25082 937-2832 Donnette M. Flowers PO. Box 226 Winfield, WV 25213 586-9345 Track James Christopher Frazier PO. Box 135 Fraziers Bottom, WV 25082 937-2062 Tennis, Math Field Day. JETS, CATS John A Frazier PO. Box 135 Fraziers Bottom, WV 25082 937-2062 Tennis, Wrestling, Mu Alpha Theta. High Q, SCORES. JETS, CATS, News- paper, Homecoming Court. Grubfest 18511, Grubstock Larry Joe Gillispie 208 S and 20 Rd Fraziers Bottom. WV 25082 743-6826 Football, Track. VICA Duane Allen Gochoel 114 Village Dr Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-8256 Wrestling. Track, Soccer. Stagecraft, GA William Joseph Godbey II 5670 St Rt 34 Winfield. WV 25213 757-7582 VICA Gregory Lee Graham 117 Oak St Hurricane, WV 25526 757-8393 Golf. Basketball Angela Blair Gravely 5 Meadow Lane Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-6345 Band. SDABS, Nat'l Hon Soc, Prom Committee Perry D. Gray Riverside MHC Lot1$6 Winfield. WV 25213 755-8035 Dale Lee Green Rt 1 Box 36 Robertsburg, WV 25172 586-2702 PEOPEL Andrew Scott Green 2 Appaloosa Ln Scott Depot. WV 25560 757-7240 Basketball, Tennis, High Q. Newspaper, Student Council, Nat'l Hon Soc, Mu A1- pha Theta. Science Fair. Homecoming Court Brian Keith Griffith 700 16 Mile Rd Pliny, WV 25158 937-2071 Football. Band. Chorus. Play Production Michael Darrell Hammonds Box 271 Pliny. WV 25152 937-2228 Charles Hubert Hancock III 1720 Bills Creek Rd Winfield, WV 25213 755-3829 Basketball Robert Glenn Haught Gen. Del. Pliny, WV 25158 937-2689 Football. Nat'l Hon Soc, Mu Alpha Theta, Games, Math Field Day, SCORES, Who1s Who, Academic All-American, JETS, CATS Diana Lou Hedge 26 Riverside MHP Winfield, WV 25213 755-7029 Todd Allen Hensley 180 Woodland Forest Winfield, WV 25213 586-3062 Wrestling. Band. SDABS David H. Hill 38 River View Dr Winfield. WV 25213 Student Council. SCORES, Newspaper, High Q Patricia Hudson 550 Rocky Step Rd Winfield, WV 25213 757-7617 Susan Denise Isner 1191 Bills Creek Rd Winfield. WV 25213 755-4686 Band 1All-County1. Chorus 1A11-County1 ,- Conservation Award, USNBA Sonja Joan Janicki 148 Shawnee Est Winfield, WV 25213 755-5705 Track. Tennis, FBLA, Flags, Jr. Class Vice President, Math Field Day Sherri Ann Jeffers 4214 Teays Valley Rd Scott Depot, WV 25560 Dana Lee Jividen 280 Rocky Step Rd Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-7058 General Admission Alecia Sue Johnson 204 Saddlebred Rd Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-9309 Band, Drama, Mu Alpha Theta, Nat,l Hon Soc Karen Ann Joyce 241 Riverview Rd Pliny, WV 25158 Volleyball, National Art Honor Society Kristina Kay Keefer 147 Poplar Dr Scott Depot, WV 25560 755-1279 Tennis 1AM ConferenceL FBLA, Nat,I Hon Soc Rebecca Jean Kenney 157 Oakwood Est Scott Depot. WV 25560 757-9159 PEOPEL Theodore Chapman Kester III 153 Poplar Dr Scott Depot, WV 25560 755-8944 Football 1A11 State, County, Conference, 85 Southerm, Thom McAn, TD Club, and Gatorade Awards Kathleen Kay Lenhart 230 Maplewood Est Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-6022 Musicals, Drama, GA, Chorus 1AM County 85 StateL Homecoming Court, Pep Club Travis Dale Lloyd Jr. 18 Saunders St Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-8017 Soccer 1AM ConferenceL Newspaper, GA, Stage Production, FBLA, Mu Alpha Theta, Olympics of the Mind, Chorus, 1AM StateL Governor's Honor Academy Angela Dawn Maze 31 Ridgeview Dr Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-9092 Chorus, FBLA, Student Council Terri Lynn McClanahan 200 Hedrick Rd Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-8422 Flags James Leroy McCormick II 146 Hamon Dr Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-7156 Football, Cheerleading, VICA Michelle Marie McCune 5344 Koontz Dr Cross Lanes. WV 25313 776-4990 PEOPEL Sharon Denise McKeny 102 Hamon Dr Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-9321 GA, Student Council, From Committee, Drama, Musical, ths Who John Doyle McMorrough II 8960 Swarner Rd Lenexa, Kansas 66215 Wrestling. Tennis, Football 1A0 County 85 ConferenceL Nafl Hon Soc, High Q, Olympics of the Mind, Games Club, Sr. Class Vice President. Pep Club, Student Council. Boys' State, National Merit Semi Finalist, Mu Alpha Theta, Art Winner Lisa Beth Meadows 5 Cloverdale Acres Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-9016 Tennis. Cheerleader, Drama. Forensics, Newspaper, Prom Committee, ths Who Crystal Dawn Miller 126 Shawnee Est Winfield, WV 25213 755-4787 Track, Volleyball, Drama, Nat'l Hon Soc, Who's Who, PEOPEL, Homecoming Queen David Lee Miller 43 Arrowhead Dr Winfield, WV 25213 755-9739 Lori Lynn Miller 121 Hedrick Rd Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-7229 Cheerleading Gregory Alan Moore 2767 Winfield Rd Winfield, WV 25213 586-2203 Football. Baseball Michael Louis Moore 118 Kilgore Rd Scott Depot, WV 25560 Science Fair Robert Lee Moore Rt 1 Box 410 St. Albans, WV 25177 726-6326 Marilyn Denise Myers 57 Riverdale Winfield, WV 25213 586-3181 Majorette, Band, FBLA Kelly Gene Nelson 117 Rocky Step Rd. Scott Depot. WV 25560 757-8303 PEOPEL, Yearbook, Student Council Lisa Michele Nelson 1281 Bills Creek Rd Winfield, WV 25213 755-5031 Band mll CountyL FBLA Timothy Edwards Nichols 114 Rolling Acres Winfield, WV 25213 755-0678 Baseball Huey C. Nix, Jr. PO. Box 176 Winfield, WV 25213 586-3963 Football Mark Anthony C. Obermeyer 5271 Clay Bank Rd Cross Lanes, WV 25313 776-5524 Cross Country. Track, FBLA. Yearbook. General Admission, Play Productions David Scott Drum 113 Mesa Dr St. Albans, WV 25177 755-3073 Pep Club Stacey Ann Drum 113 Mesa Dr St. Albans, WV 25177 755-3073 Track, Volleyball. High-Q, Mu Alpha Theta, Student Council, Prom Committee, Pep Club Lisa Ann Owens 1 Christy Lane Winfield, WV 25213 755-0487 Rosalia Susan Pacifico 158 Oakwood Est Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-7383 Tennis, GA, Chorus. Play Productions William L. Parrigan 211 Woodland Forest Winfield, WV 25213 586-4407 Kimberly Sue Parsons 155 Crooked Creek Rd Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-7476 Track, Nat11 Hon Soc. Band 1AM County1, Prom Committee Daniel Wayne Pepper 144 Timberlake Cr Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-9312 Chorus Timothy Allen Persinger 4438 Teays Valley Rd Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-8002 Donald Ray Pitzer 111 Kanawha Ave Nitro, WV 25143 755-3021 Track, Soccer Patricia Ann Prather 153 Timberlake Cr Scott Depot. WV 25560 757-9862 Chorus 1AM County1 . Musicals, ths Who J ames R. Priddy 146 Hamon Dr Lot 31 Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-8652 Football 1A0 County 85 Conferences Brent Ray Randolph 8 Cedar Lane Fraziefs Bottom, WV 25082 586-9674 Football 1A11 County 85 Conferencd. Bas- ketball, Track, Cheerleader Christine Marie Reed 4 Meadow Wood Est Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-7222 Track, Drama, SADD, Art Award Vickie Jo Robinson 200 Jamestown Rd Nitro, WV 25143 757-4667 Prom Committee Kimberly Ann Rossi 17 Meadow Wood Est Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-8501 Track, Band, Mu Alpha Theta, Nat1l Hon Soc, Prom Committee, SCORES Curtis Brent Rucker 152 Shawnee Est Winfield, WV 25213 755-3115 Wrestling Cassandra Danielle Salgado 441 Poplar Fork Rd Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-7706 Basketball, Student Council, From Com- mittee, Nat1l Hon Soc, ths Who, Mu A1- pha Theta, US Math Award, CATS, JETS. SDAHSS, Valedictorian Arnold Anthony Savilla a 2268 Winfield Rd Winfield, WV 25312 Wrestling, Science Fair Jeffrey A. Shamblin 37 Riverside Tr Pk Winfield. WV 25213 755-9797 Basketball Mgr. VICA James E. Shultz. Jr. 3 Cedar Dr Hurricane, WV 25526 757-8829 Carolyn Sue Sims 32 Hillside Cr Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-6319 Track. Volleyball, Basketball David E. Sisung 191 Ranch Lake Blvd Scott Depot. WV 25560 757-6480 Track. Wrestling Teresa Smalley 175 Rocky Step Rd Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-7617 Chorus Gary E. Smith. Jr. PO. Box 24 Valley St Winfield, WV 25213 586-3411 VICA Jay Lee Sparks 132 Rolling Acres Winfield, WV 25213 755-4427 Football. Track Rhonda Carol Stinespring 142 Kilgore Rd Scott Depot. WV 25560 757-7264 Basketball, Volleyball, Track, FBLA, Nat'l Hon Soc, Sr. Class Secretary, ths Who, Outstanding Business Student Robert Michael Sydenstricker 138 Oakwood Est Scott Depot. WV 25560 757-6687 Track, Golf, Basketball 1A11 Conference1. Student Council. Homecoming Escort Marsha Lynn Terry 1041 Bills Creek Rd Winfield, WV 25213 755-3965 F BLA Kelli Michelle Turner 137 Crooked Creek Rd Scott Depot, WV 25560 757-7194 Cheerleader. Pep Club Dean Allen Vaughan 1941 Winfield Rd Winfield. WV 25213 755-1149 Nat'l Hon Soc, Pep Club, Football, Track, Basketball, Sr. Class President Doris Neva Wade 2210 Mt Vernon Rd Scott Depot. WV 25560 757-6379 Band 1AM County1 Joseph Phillip Walker 326 Scary Rd Scott Depot, WV 25560 755-5979 FBLA Andrea Leigh Wallace 1120 Rocky Step Rd Winfield. WV 25213 586-3123 Gregory A. Watson PO. Box 90 Winfield. WV 25213 586-9354 VICA Donnie Lee Waugh, Jr. 701 Winfield Ave Winfield. WV 25213 586-2586 Football, Basketball, Baseball Glenna Jeannette Wears Box 100 Riverview Rd Rt 2 Pliny. WV 25158 937-2948 Who's Who Jeffrey B. Wheeler 124 Timberlake Est Scott Depot, WV 25560 Troy Edward Whitaker Cross County Tammy Lynn White 4866 Teays Valley Rd Scott Depot, WV 25560 755-8870 Basketball, Prom Committee, Nat'l Hon Soc, Mu Alpha Theta, Student Council, ths Who. FL, So. and Jr. Class Treasur- er, Distinguished Names 86 Faces, Math Field Day Rex Micheal Wilcoxen 900 Evergreen Rd Fraziers Bottom, WV 25082 937-2482 Football, Track Laresa Anne Willis 212 Sue Dr St. Albans, WV 25177 Special Olympics Melissa Jean Winters 168 Shawnee Est Winfield, WV 25213 755-7995 Tennis, Drama, Forensics. Prom Commit- tee, PEOPEL Ruby Angela Winter Bills Creek Winfield, WV 25213 755-5144 Majorette, Band 1AM County1, Yearbook, FBLA Lisa Ann Withrow 8-1 Cedar View Ln Fraziers Bottom, WV 25082 937-3172 Prom Committee, Newspaper Sherry Marie Zackwieja 132 Shawnee Est 1 Winfield, WV 25213 755-5582 GA, Musicals, Drama, Chorus 1AM Coun- ty1, Homecoming Attendant, Who's Who 2SDABS - Society of Distinguished American Band Students 5USNBA - US National Band Award 5USMA - US Math Award $SDAHSS - Society of Distinguished American High School Students .4. '1 . ,g 5 -4,1usquK..-,-..r. 1' Senior Index 31 Seatem Gretchen Courtney - President and Michelle Petro - Vice President Gtand- ing Missy Fellure - Secretary and Amy Grass - Treasurer Sherry Bird Jim Blanton Lauri Boehm Matt Boggess Kim Briscoe Matt Burdette Mike Burford Robbie Burgroff Jody Card 52 Wes Alderman Lisa Auvil Ann Bader Steve Baker Ronda Bennett Janie Carlini Cindy Carpenter Tammy Carpenter Melissa Chamberlain Missi Chandler Leann Chapman Renee Chapman Travis Clodfelter Scott Comer Tim Coonrod Brian Cottrill Gretchen Courtney Rachael Craig Scott Crouch Rob Cunningham Missy Devore Tina Doutt Sheri Dove Lisa Dulaney Shawn Easterling Steve Eshenaur Missy Fellure Mark Femia Scott Ferguson Mary Flanery Mike Flowers Scott Gaylor Scott Gibson Gail Glenn Scott Goodall Lisa Grant Amy Grass Sherry Green Alan Gresham Deanna Hall 55 Jimmy Hanna Missi Hatfield Pat Hazelett Denise Hinzman Melissa Holt Allen Hunter Bill Hutchins Daniel Ingram Christy Jividen Charlie Johnson John Johnson Jennifer Jones Above Cindy Peet sits and watches volleyball practice after school. Righ0 Mitch Tracy takes a break from a strenu- ous basketball practice. 54 Juniors Kristi Justice Monica Kappa Jay Keener Kyle Kelley J.D. Kendall Sheri Kester Darren Kimberling Kama King Alvie Kuhl Amber Kuhl Roy Kuhl Steve Low Lisa Lucus Tammy Lyons Joell McCallister Brian McClain Angie McKinney Lee Ann Melton Jonni Morris Mike Mullen mefO Amber Kuhl and Amy Grass show off their school spirit during Rambo day for spirit week. Abovd Tim Boles seems to be enjoying his Juniors 55 Roy Kuhl and Rob Cunningham take a locker break between classes. Lola Mullins Greg Murphy Holly Murray David Myers Shannon O,Toole Steve Oxley Billie Dawn Parkins Joell Parks Roy Parsons Jennifer Pauer Tammy Pauley Cindy Peet Dawn Perry J.D. Perry Michelle Petro Elizabeth Poe Steve Postle 56 Shari Powell Candy Priddy Mike Prince Wendy Radcliff Aaron Randolph Jolene Ranson Tanya Reavis Gilbert Rhodes Kenny Rucker Alicia Rust Vito Salgado Sheri Settle Tim Shipston Susanne Singletary Metra Skinner Glenda Slawter Matt Smith Todd Smith Chris Somerville 57 Jay Stover Scott Stowers Shelly Strope Anna Terry Timmy Thomas Mitch Tracy Lori Tribble Denise Tucker Tony Tuk The new salad bar was a big hit this year as enjoyed here by April Wells. Philip Watson Blayne Weeks Bobby Weiford April Wells Wendi West 58 Pat Southern Wayne Staten Brian Stover Kelly Whitt Ron Whittington Kim Willard Beth Workman Scott Zimmerman tTom Ron Whittington wonders if Picasso started out this way. tLer Lori Tribble counts money that the Juniors earned for prom by selling candy. tAbon Angie McKinney Juniors 59 Righ0 Joell McCallister has fun writing a Biology II report. Be1ow Mike Mullen Bottom lef'o Tim Shipston takes a break in Spanish II. I s xnu'w; aw. u: u iv. 40 Juniors .1.$ dawn mm. 7. 'i' g; Above Missy Fellure tries to stay awake in Mr. TulPs class. Top centen Jim Blanton and Brian Cottrill do their lab work in Chemistry. mefO Tanya Reavis, Holly Murray, and Shari Powell talk in the library. Juniors 41 $eatem Tim Campbell - Vice President and Jamie Cope - President $tandin9 Mi- chelle Blankenship - Secretary and Kim Downing Treasurer. Natchie Adkins Chris Adkison Marc Amos Darla Anderson Trena Arbaugh Mike Armstead Jeff Armstrong Pam Arthur Tammy Bell Kisscha Bellomy Greg Bird Caryn Blair Michelle Blankenship Brad Bogle 42 Ronnie Bossie Kara Brewer Kristi Brogan John Brown Ron Brunty Kristy Bryant Angela Byrge Tim Campbell Chris Carr Dee Dee Casto Kim Clark Stephanie Cobbs Tanya Colvin Chester Cook James Cook Jamie Cope Tammy Cowan Shannon Craigo Tabitha Davis Pansy Doutt Kim Downing Machele Drinkard Mike Duke Shannon Dunlap Deanna Eddy Janice Edmonds Kelly Eggleton Troy Elliott Shawnda Escue Stephanie Fitzwater Ronnie Fowler Jeff Frampton Andy French Paula Gibson 45 Roxanne Gillispie ,5 . Matt Goff 3h Shelia Graddy his year was filled Twith many new experiences for the Sophomores. Tough classes and a wider selection of electives add to the hectic atmosphere. No longer being Fresh- men and finally GD being able to drive made participating in extra-curricular activities not only easier but a lot more fun. As they began to think about the future, the students of the class of ,88 took advantage of the preparatory classes offered as well as the more interesting electives. They enjoyed many classes not opened to them as Freshmen, such as Biology and French II. Even though the Sophomores carried hard schedules, this year wasntt all spent studying. Varsity sports, raising money for the 87 prom, and purchasing class rings helped add to the excitement. tAbove righw Spanish II may be more fun than it seems. Keirsten Walsh, Jason Marshall, and Jennifer Hofstetter seem to be enjoying it! tRighU Darla Anderson and Kim Clark. Brad Graley William Hancock Barbie Hasting Angie Hatfield Mike Haynes Lisa Higginbotham Stefanie Higginbotham Jennifer Hofstetter Susie Janicki Carla Johnson Top lefO Chris Pendleberry Crop righ'o Tim Campbell and Michelle Blankenship mefw Kerry McClure and Jack Whitt Be1ow Jennifer Stadler Greg Julian Harold Kelly x Julie Kendall Sean Kinder Eric Larkins Michelle Lloyd Sophomores 45 Shari Masters Wendi May Kerry McClure Amy McCoy Janet McCormick Paul McCormick l'. Frank McKnight Jeff Miller Carolyn Moore Tonya Moore Vee Mullins Joann Murphy Tina Myers Toni Myers Bob Nelson Dennis O Ca11aghan Missy Owens Mike Pauer Eric Pauley Lisa Peck Lisa Pemberton Chris Pendleberry Gunner Pendleberry Stacy Perry Doug Peters Marc Powers Todd Priddy Pam Randolph N icole Reed Carla Rice Tina Roberts 46 Top1eft Bill Woodrum Top righo Kisscha Bellomy mefO Susie Janicki and Kristi Brogan Above Stephanie Cobbs, Lisa Peck and Michelle Steele Jay Roque Kevin Rumbaugh J.W. Samms Tracie Sargent Tommi Saunders Sharmin Scott Jonni Sheets Gary Sims Cameron Smith Connie Smith 47 Maynard Smith Todd Smith Jennifer Stadler Michelle Steele Pam Stinnette Barry Stollings Brian Stover Jack Sturgeon Kelli Summers Joe Taylor Angie Tucker Katie Tuk Be1ow Sandi Walker, Stephanie Cobbs, Carla Johnson and Carla Rice Bottom righD Keirsten Walsh, Chris- ty Watson and Stacy Perry Right centen Kerry McClure, Jeff Frampton and Matt Goff Righa Lisa Peck shows off her new class ring. Eric Walker Kim Walker Sandy Walker Mike Wall Keirsten Walsh Christy Watson Kenny Watson Vanessa Watson Lisa Weese Marti Welker Brent Wells Jack Whitt Ann Willard Ruth Wilt Bill Woodrum Adam York mefo Tim Campbell and Brent Wells Bottom1ef0 Jennifer Hofstet- ter Bottom cente0 Vee Mullins, Gary Sims and Roxanne Gillispie Be1ow Kenny Watson, Chris Pend- leberry, Missy Owens and Jeff Arm- strong vmmuu mm .D Abovd Brian Stover and Todd Waddell Right9 Trisha Adams meft cente0 Will Hancock, Gunner Pendleberry and Jamie Cope Right cented Carla Rice, Sandy Walker, Carla Johnson and Kisscha Bellomy Above Eric Pauley and Troy Elliott Righ0 Dee Dee Casto 50 'I, 3:3? I: .. $8 'n This year the Sophomore honorts English class conducted a mock trial. Mrs. King said that the trail was beneficial in improving the students communication and reasoning skills. tAbove lefO Will Hancock, the judge, reviews the testi- mony. tLefO Gunner Pendleberry ques- tions the defendant, Andy French, as Greg Julian, the bailiff, looks on. tAbovet Carla Rice tBottom lefo Vee Mullins and Julie Kendall tBelowt Jennifer Hofstetter, Lisa Peck, Stephanie Cobbs and Carla Johnson JMWMWW WWW mm mm M u W WWW mm 4w W $me AQNthl-w u MMW x-mw-nw-A n 1 UV X-x H WM WW A-y HIV h W MWT-i a g 1-, W mm mm , Ww WWW W mm W- mm-m WSeatedW Amy Adams - President and Jeff Bannister - Vice President WStandingW Jodi Yoho - Treasurer and Heather Winters - Secretary. J onathan Adams Tammy Alford Brian Allen Frank Allen Stacey Allen Caroline Bader Brian Bailey Jeff Bannister Bryen Bartgis Mary Berbohm Robbie Bird Luanne Black Tommy Blackburn Gloria Bossie 52 Dawn Bott Carrie Boucher Alan Bowman Tracy Bradbury Jerry Briscoe Stephen Briscoe Craig Brown Molly Brown Christina Cameron Teresa Carpenter Jackie Chamberlain Jay Cobbs Scott Cobbs Joey Crouch Angie Crowder Jamie Cunningham Rhonda Cunningham Cecil Davis Jennifer Davis Jeannie Dent Lesley Downey Crissy DuVall Bradley Eads Robert Elkins Tammy Erwin Shauna Evans Amy Facemyer Benjamin Fahrenz Debbie Ferguson Pam Ferguson Tony Gibson Suzanne Gilkerson Carla Glover Joe Graddy Michael Green 55 Shane Greenlea Jamie Griffith Melanie Grimsley Paula Hale Samatha Hall Jason Harris Phil Harris 7 7w. Pat Hedrick Nicole Hepler Billy Hicks Lisa Honaker Jon Hoover Greg Hughes Wendy Ingram Sarah Isner Penny Jenkins Chris Jividen Todd Joyce Christy Kanniginen Kyra Karnes Heather Kelford Lisa Kemplin Sheryl Kerns Cody Vest shows some of Michelle Kerr his. talejnt during third period Ginger Kester $5 Melissa Kittle Chris Kuhl Jess Kuhl Sandy Lang Christopher Larkins Lesa Lawrence Scott Lilly Sonja Maddox Brian McAllister Tim McCormick Carla Glover and Bill Roberts wait their turn at bat during fifth period gym class. Mark Meadows Christina Moore Dena Moore Terri Moore Tiffany Murray Brandon O Ca11aghan Bill Whitaker rehearses on his drums during second period General Admission. Jason Pahl Billy Parsons Jimmy Parsons Annette Pauley Darian Pauley Anthony Payne 55 Trina Randolph William Randolph Bridgette Ray Stephanie Ray Jennifer Richardson Carrie Riddell Bill Roberts Alison Rogers Wendell Samson Bobby Sayre Lisa Schuler Mike Sears Michael Shabdue Tonia Sheets Larry Smeal Freshmen found that English, social studies and health were just three of the twenty-one classes required to graduate in 1989. Deborah Smith 56 Darin Pauley and his peers were found in Mrs. Pitzefs English class discussing their homework assignment. Krisha Smith Troy Smith Toby Somerville Mark Sovine Joe Stolmeier James Stover Michael Strope Jacob Sigman Mike Stump Angie Taylor Marlene Teed David Thompson Karen Thompson Cody Vest Joe Wagner Kevin Watson Laura Weeks Toby Wells Bill Whitaker 57 Missy White Eric Whitney Julie Wick 3M Larry Wilcoxen James Williams ;; Heather Winters Steven Withrow Mary Ann Wyrick Jodi Yoho Todd York Chris Zuspan mbova Michael Strope, Kisscha Bellomy, Chris Larkins and Jess Kuhl enjoy themselves at one of the football games. Upper righa Stacey Allen listens to her instructions during fifth period English, RighQ Molly Brown and Sheryl Kerns take advantage of school prepared lunches. 58 FRESHMEN OPINIONS This year was the begin- ning of a four year stay at Winfield High School for the class of ii89'i. The year proved to be filled with changes for the Freshmen. Like always, there were the fears of what to expect as they explored LIFE IN GENERAL at Winfield High School. The following quotes are some of the Freshmen,s responses when asked CARS Lamborghini Jaguar Porche FEMALE MAGAZINES FOOTBALL TEAMS Winfield COMIC STRIPS What they thought about Winfield High School in comparison to the middle school. ttThe food is terrible? - Toby Wells iiWe have more freedom? - Chris Jividen ttThe people are a lot nicer? - Mary Berbohm ttThereis not enough ac- tivities? - Phil Harris A survey was taken this year to determine the RADIO FM 105 FM 102 FM 94 WVU Dallas STATIONS TV SHOWS interests of the Freshmen. Questions were asked about things that change each year, like favorite fashions, movies, TV shows, celebri- ties and cars. As with most things in life, there is always a number one. Here is how the Freshmen chose to rank them. 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WWW jeff Bannister W W W W M WWWWWW W W W W WWWWWW WWW WW WWW WWW WW WW WW WW W WWW a WWWWW W WWWWWWWWW WWWW WW WWWWWWW WWh WM WWW WWW I , 99' H ,sz . a 7 n ' , g nag Wgn , 7 , , 7 L ' , S mag W . y. mm W a m w - 0m, lg: n Wungg m gm Hm: 1; Eu F ave you ever wondered what teachers do after school? 1 Many students feel that teachers H spend their time grading papers with fine tooth combs so that they can give bad grades. A recent survey proved that teachers are human. They have hobbies, families and even favor- ite TV shows. Coach McCoy,s favorite pasttime is football, while t Coach Tull collects coins. Mrs. King and Miss Henson enjoy reading. When asked why they teach, t most answered that they enjoyed working with young people. Coach Sumner said, Where else can a man ride around in an air conditioned car, listen to Hank, with a teenage chauffuer and get paid for it? tLef'Q Mr. Tull says farewell to former Superintendent Kenneth Higginbotham. tAbovet Coach McCoy and Coach Hughes leave for the Big Creek game. tTom Mrs. McCormick, business teacher Faculty 65 Principal Roy CI. Ross takes a break with Mr. Mr. Ross helps Lisa Grant, Renee Chap- Pestun. man, and Missy Fellure. Mr. Ross and Mr. Hensley enjoy an assembly. One of Mr. Hensley's duties as vice principal is discipline, including detention hall. John P. Hensley, Vice Principal William miln Hughes, Counselor, Athletic Patty Barber, Counselor Director, Health Lena Casto, Secretary Jeanne Kendall, Hot Lunch Secretary Janet Rucker, Attendance Secretary 65 Patricia Ruebush, Algebra 1, Geometry, Con- Charlie Tribble, Computer Science, Alge- sumer Math bra 18:11 i'x f1; Charles W. Graham, Phys- Danny Mullins, Algebra 1, Ava Florence Crum,Trig- ics, Chemistry 18:11 Consumer 8: General Math onometry, Algebra 11, Ge- ometry, Computer Science 11, Ca1cu1us,OA-dvanced Math Special Mr. Tribble writes plans fbr upcoming lessons. 66 .-.. Frances T. Harry, English Judith Hale, English 10 8t 11 Tamara King, English 10 10 8t 12, Sociology 8t 11, The Write Way Judith Blake Schuda, English 10 8f 12, Biology, Newspaper, Writing for College Jean L. Pitzer, English 9, French 1 8: ll 67 Grammar is so exciting. Debra Null, American Studies 1 Tom Tull, Economics Leon McCoy, World Cultures, Advanced Gym Emma Lee Erwin, Psychology, Span- ish I 8: II 68 Daniel Pestun, Band Cheryl Jividen Barnett, Stage Craft, General Admission, Chorus Mary Beckelhimer, Li- Mary Jane Anderson, brarian, Yearbook Home Ec, Adult Roles David Pahl, Art 1 8r: 1!, Studio Art Mary Lou McCormick, Accounting, OHice Practice, 1 8: II Neuasa Trador, General Business, Shorthand I 8: Il, Typing 1, Business Why? Because 1 rule! Danny Mullins, Basketball David Bailey, Boys Track 8: Fr. Football Coach Coach Leon McCoy, Head Foot- ball Coach Mr. Bailey goes Hawaiian. Clary Eggleton, Assistant Football Coach 70 Coach Eggleton slams the basketball. Charlie Tn'bble, Baseball, Assistant Bas- ketball 8: Girls Basketball Coach Gary Eggleton, Phys. Ed., Health Mr. Sumner and Mr. Tull Jonathan Sumner, Driver's Edu- cation, Health Michael Monk, Be- April Shuck, Learning Dis- Norris Troney, Educable Im- havior Disorders abilities . paired URighU Becky Ballard, Aide to Ed- ucable Impaired Class War righU Karen Cottrell, Aide to Handi- capped Lynda Greenleaf, Jeannie Casto, Aide to BD Karen Cottrell Learning Disabilities Class 72 M Q. fy 4: gf ' g, .- $35M in u! 1' W Bob Combs, Board Oche maintenance em- Troy Casto, Custodian ployee, helps give the school a fresh look. Pat Hinzman, Cook Mary Armstead, Head Cook Ellen Boggess, Cook Would you look at that leak! r. ,2. Alton McCann, Head Custodian 75 aptured in this section of the Cyearbook are familiar faces that show students doing what they did best. The 1985-86 year, in many studentsl view, has been especially good. A large part of the year was devoted to social growth and development. Anger, love, sensa- tivity and respect for those around us made us realize the importance of our friends. Plans for the future were made for some, while others took one day at a time. The end of high school marked the begining of new paths we will chose to follow. Eventually all will go their sepa- rate ways, attempt to achieve new goals, and seek new friends. tLeftl Scott Green, Angie Hatfield, and Vanessa Watson talking at lunch. lTopl Jeff Bannister and Amy Barber caught between classes. 'Kbovel Freshmen girls dress for sweat day. Student life 75 76 Seniors SENIOR -m .HH V , H! t. .9 HL. t ROLE v - ea; . t Despite the disadvantages that some seniors felt that they were under, most of the students could sum up the year as an overall, good experience. tRightt Joey Walker makes a stop at his locker before going to class. tBelow 1er Mike Bolyard, Scott Blair, and Bobby Baldwin converse during lunch. tBelow rightj Susan Isner tries to explain something. tBottomt Teddy Kester and Scott Alford. 4 Ohm Dean Vaughan, John McMorrough, and Sherry Zach- wieja mef'o John Frazier philosophizes?! mbovd Michelle McCune and Donnette Flowers discuss their lesson for the day. Seniors 77 UNDERCLASS I 1Right Greg Julian, Tim Campbell, and Gunner Pendleberry 1Below1 Stephanie Fitzwater and Antho- ny Payne talk at lunch. 1Middle1 Marlene Teed, Dena Moore, Alison Rogers, Tracy Bradbury, and Jennifer Richardson 1Bottom righD Dawn Perry, Michelle Petro, J.D. Kendall, and Wendi West 1Bottom ler Sophomore girls enjoying lunch - Julie Kendall, Angie Hatfield, Tommi Saunders, Stephanie Cobbs, Jennifer Hofstetter, Carla Rice, Roxanne Gillispie and Lisa Peck Top lef'o Monica Kappa and Brent Wells Top righ'Q Kara Brewer and John Brown Midd1e lefO Rob Cunningham and Scott Gibson Mid- dle righo Ann Willard, Kristy Bry- ant, Becke Hanson, Tammy McA- dams, and Tammy Cowan Bottom lefo Todd Priddy, Doug Peters, Gary Sims, and Brian Stover mottom righD Todd Smith is distracted by the camera. mefQ David Thompson, Stacy Perry, and Jeff Bannister. 79 ERALSNE SHOW Students work on their fence. Sophomores show their winning spirit! 80 Spirit Week THEIR SPIRIT ! Spirit was in full force at Win- field High School during Home- coming Week. All classes compet- ;.,mysith,m.$wgmv ed for the best class spirit, but fi- ' N nally, it all paid off when the So- -DT - A phomores captured the award. T I A is This year the fence decorating was in full swing. On Thursday students stayed after school to decorate the fences on chicken wire in the gym. On Friday they were moved outside to be judged. The four classes put a lot of hard work and effort into their fence. At the game the winner was an- nounced. The class of 1987 won for the third consecutive year. The fences from top to bottom are Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen. Below: Greg Jungle, Nye shows his school spirit. Fences 1985 HOMECOMING Martica Blankenship Kim Doutt Kristi Keefer and Mike Bolyard and Scott Green and Joey Walker A Katy Lenhart Crystal Miller Sherry Zachwieja and Rusty Akers and Rob Sydenstricker and John Frazier Homecoming BRINGS NEW MISS WINFIELD Homecoming helped to begin the new school year at WHS. The excitement started with flower parties, planning activities and voting for the court. It continued with decorating fences and cars, until finally, The moment weTve all been waiting for.. T Crystal Miller was crowned 1985 Miss Win- field General by board member, Harold Summers and 1985 Homecoming Queen, Heather Gray. The Junior Class won the fence decorating con- test with their ,TAm- bush the Indians theme. The evening was topped off by the Generals defeat of the Sissonville Indians T35-m . Juniors Amy Grass Sophomores Tommi Saunders Freshmen Dawn Bott and Scott Crouch and Jamie Cope and Tony Gibson Homecoming One of the most important Lisa Withrow and Amy Barber 5. FRIENDSFRIENDSFRIRIEENDSFNE aspects of high school life is friendship. From the upperclass- man who helped you find your Freshmen English class to the person you accidentally spilled your locker contents on, there are some people you will never forget and who will always be considered friends. Opposite page: 1. Vee Mullins and Richie Brewer 2. Angie Maze and Christina Cameron 3. Katy Lenhart and Sherry Zachwieja 4. Stacey Drum and Kim Rossi 6. Alecia Johnson and Robert Haught 7. Dee Dee Casto and Matt Goff 8. John McMorrough and Scott Blair 9. Mr. Tull and Steve Eshenaur 10. Ruth Wilt and Jennifer Stadler Right: Mark Femia and Lee Ann Melton Below: Sandi Walk- er, Carla Rice and Stephanie Cobbs Bottom left: Rob Cunning- ham and Richie Brewer Above: Steve Postle and Rusty Akers Below: Billy Hicks and Larry Smeal Friends 81 THE PEOPLE AND PALCES The Senior class ran into many obstacles while trying to organize their trip to Kings Island. The first was the inability to get transporta- tion to and from the park. After many reschedules and cancella- tions, passenger vans were rented for the trip. The seniors that went had a great time and would like to express their thanks towards Mrs. Barber, Coach Sumner, Coach Tull, and Mr. Hughes for providing the supervision and driving that was required. tTopi Kelly Allen and Angie Gravely wait in line to ride the Spider at Kings Island. tMiddlei Students take time out of their busy night to pose for a group photo. tRighQ Amy Barber, Cassy Sal- gado, and Lisa Withrow in NYC for a journalism convention. 82 Todd Cope had the opportunity to visit Greece over ' the Christmas Break. Todd said that he had a nice time nan. 17,1 while he was there. Todd was most impressed by the W . .i anc1ent feelmg the places had. 85 WEDDING A mock wedding was held on January 10, 1986, in Mrs. Ander- sonts adult roles class. Joel Parks was married to James McCormick by Jamey Priddy. The wedding party included maid of honor, April Wells, best man, Scott Alford, bridesmaids, Joni Morris and Sherri Jeffers, and ushers, Danny Pepper and Tony Tuk. The mother of the bride was Missy Devore, and the mother of the groom was Regina Bird. The class period ended with the happily married couple shuffling off to their honeymoon in a shower of rice. The wedding was the final project of the unit ttForming New Families . V 9 AROUND SCOOL w , Upper lef'o Preparing for chemistry lab. Upper righU Susan Akers Center righ'o Matt Goff tries to do his math. The annual tournament of classes was held on Thursday, May 29, in the school gym. The Sophomore class won the event this year, and everyone had a good time. mefo Senior cheerleaders try to stir up some excitement for class participation points. Above lefO Juniors compete in the three-legged sack race. Above Sophomores try for points in the football roll. 85 ON THEg Many Juniors and Seniors, and some Sophomores, experience their firstjobs in high school. This lets them gain knowledge and develop responsi- bility in the real world. Some students have jobs that will help them in their future careers, while others work for money or for something to do in their spare time. Some good places to work in the Winfield area include fast food restau- rants, grocery stores, department stores, gas stations and swimming pools. Regardless of where or why student work, having a job will benefit them in their lives ahead. tAbovei Michelle Petro works at Rax. iTopi Lynese Evans, along with tCenteri Cassy Salgado and t Righti Rhonda Sti- nespring works at McDo- nalds. 86 9E - iRNW 1.01M Hm mbove, clockwisd Stefanie Higginbotham, Wendi West, Kristi Keefer, and Crystal Miller all work at the local Dairy Freeze. mef'o Vickie Robinson works at Baskin Robbins at the Putnam Village. 87 hat sport was the most fun to play? According to Kim Clark, girls basketball was. And although Scott Alford preferred football, Monica Kappa preferred volleyball. Regardless of the sport chosen, students who participated real- ized that hard work and dedica- tion were required. Between prac- tice and games, the athletes and cheerleaders have put in many long hours as they strived for success. Whether you were cheering in the football stands or enjoying one of the other athletic activities offered at WHS, the 1985-86 year proved to be exceptionally excit- ing for both participants and spectators. tRighQ The football team displays their winning form. tTom Karen Crosier dribbles past the defender from Buffalo. tAbovet Anthony Payne and Jess Kuhl attempt to steal the ball. Sports 89 FINALLY THE CHAMPIONSHIP g t e saw athletic history being made because W of the teams accomplishments. We had our first 13-0 season, our first AA championship, the first time that two playoff games were played at WHS, and our first Kennedy award winner, Teddy Kester, said Coach McCoy about the 1985 football team. This year was supposed to be a rebuilding year for the team. They spent long hard hours practicing in the weight room. The results of their hard work and dedication showed every time they were on the field. Dean Vaughan felt that everyone played well together as a team, saying, We just wanted to keep moving the ball on the offensive end? Mike Prince said, I feel that the team didnt have as much talent as some of the other teams, but we stuck together and played very well? Coach McCoy said, In every coachis career there is a dream of winning the championship, and this one was very special to me. The Generals, hard at work, on their way to the championship. 90 hLef'Q Look what Ive got! hRighU Is this how Baryshnikov does it? hBelowh The Generals execute a play under the watchful eyes of Leon McCoy. hBelow righo Teddy breaks free with the help of his teammates blocking. hFront rowh Coach Eggleton, S. Gaylor, T. Cottrill, J. Brown, B. Randolph, D. Brock, S. Goodall, D. Vaughan and J. Grass Ormgn hRow twm Coach McCoy, G. Nye, B. Woodrum, S. Alford, C. Adkison. J. McCormick, P. McCormick, G. Pendleberry, J. Kendall and Coach Bailey hRow thred R. Cunningham, R. Oyler, B. Wells, J. McMorrough, G. Moore, R. Burgroff, S. Childers and Coach Hughes hBack rowh G.Ju1ian, A. French. T. Kester, J. Marshall, W. Hancock, j Priddy and S. Gibson 91 SOCCER Wront row DJ Pitzer, Dennis O Callaghan, Jona- than Adams, Bran- don OCallaghan, David Thompson and Cody Vest Row twm Jamie Hatfield, Troy Elliott, Camer- on Smith, Travis Lloyd, Pat Southern and Troy Whitaker Back row Coach Hatfield, Bobby Bal- dwin, Ron Whit- tington, Scott Blair, Brian McClain, Jamie Cope and John Johnson Above The team prepares for another match. Above righU Brandon OCallaghan works on his technique. Righ13 Ron Whit- tington warms up before a match. Far righn David Thompson keeps his eye on the ball. The second season of soccer at WHS did not turn out to be as good as many hoped. The team faced tough opponents and didxft receive much support from the school. 92 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL The 1985-86 Freshmen football team had an outstanding and unde- feated season. The team members showed a lot of enthusiasm and skill for being such young players. One possible rea- son for their success was the experience gained playing football together in middle school. The team ended the season with a 6-0 record. tFront rowT Tommy Blackburn, Anthony Payne, Chris Zuspan, Pat Hedrick, Alan Bowman, Eric Whitney, Darin Pauley, and Troy Smith tRow ton Brian Bai- ley tmngrL Robbie Bird, Shane Greenlea, Michael Strope, Jamie Cunningham, Mike Stump, Jim Williams, and Jeremy Brown tmnng tRow threeT Jim Parsons, Joey Wagner, Mark Mea- dows, Wendell Samson, Toby Wells, Craig Brown, Jeff Ban- nister, and Frank Allen tBack rowT Coach Tribble, Jess Kuhl, Tony Gibson, Scott Cobbs and Coach Mul- lins tTop lefo Jimmy Wil- liams receives a pass for more yardage. tTop righo Craig Brown helps psych up the team before a game. tFar lefO The defense holds the opposition. tLefO Jeff Bannister runs for yardage. 95 '3 COACH SURPRISED i u 'l? ot only was Coach Tribble surprised with this yearls girls basketball team, but so were a lot of other people including the players. At the beginning of the season, I was surprised tat how well the team playedi, but near the end of the season when I knew what the team could do, I was a little disappointed with our performance? said Tammy White, co-captain. The other co- captain was Karen Crosier. The Lady Generals ended their season with a 10 and 11 record, placing second in the countywtournament. Tammy White, Kim Clark, and Karen Crosier were named to the all county team. They were also named to the all conference team along with Lee Ann Melton. One of the more exciting games of the season was against Pt. Pleasant at Win- field. It was a close game from the very beginning. In the final seconds of the game, with Winfield down by one point, Tammy White hit two free throws to give the Lady Generals the win. During one stretch of the season the Generals had many problems with injuries to key players. Crutches seemed to be the fashion among the girls this year. Coach Tribble had this to say about his team, uI was pleased with the perform- ance of the entire team. We were at a disadvantage in size in nearly every game, but we made up for it with heart and hustle. Our two seniors, Tammy and Karen, will be greatly missed. tKneelingl Ginger Kester, Darla Anderson, Lee Ann Melton, Kare Crosier, Sheri Kester, Kristi Justice, Leslie Downing, and Jackie Chamber 94 lain tStandingi Shannon Craigo, Connie Smith, Paula Gibson, Criss DuVall, Kim Clark, Tammy White, Carrie Boucher and Coach Charli Tribble Top 1er Kim Clark attempts to drive around a Hurricane defender during the county tournament. Mbova Karen Crosier tries to extend the Lady Generals lead against Hurricane. Be1ow Lesley Downing attempts to score 2 during a game against Buffalo at home. Bottom lefa Tammy White drives around Jan Warner of Hurricane for two. Bottom righO Kristi Justice, handles the ball . Cross Country The Cross Country team did well this year under the coaching of David Bailey. Running for the Generals were Mike Bolyard, Jamie Cope, Todd Cope, Bobby Baldwin, and Mike Haynes. Todd Cope won four meets this year, including the South Charleston Invitational, Dunbar Wine Cellar Classic and both the county and conference meets. Todd also placed second in the Region 111 Cross Country meet, while Mike Bolyard placed 15th. This qualified them both for the state meet. Mike Bolyard, Jamie Cope, Todd Cope, Bobby Baldwin, and Mike Haynes 96 tNot picturedw Rob Sydenstricker Rob and Richie practice catching some rays. tFront roww Mike Bolyard, Mike Haynes, Mike Pauer, Scott Crouch, Greg Graham, and Coach Monk tBack roww Bobby Weiford, Roy Kuhl, Mitch Tracy, Alvie Kuhl, Richie Brewer, and Vito Salgado The golf team saw some new and some returning faces this year. Teeing off again this year were Mike Bolyard, Mitch Tracy, Roy Kuhl, Richie Brewer, Bobby Weiford, Scott Crouch, and Alvie Kuhl. New faces around the golf course were Rob Sydenstricker, Greg Graham, Vito Salgado, Mike Haynes, and Mike Pauer. Ending the year with 11 wins and 16 losses, Coach Monk had this to say about the team, This year's team has improved tremen- dously and the players are much more dedicated. 97 Varsity Cheerleaders Wront row Missy Fellure, Wendi May, Kara Brewer and Stephanie Fitzwater Back row Dawn Perry, Kelly Turner, Amy Grass, and Keirsten Walsh 98 Cheerleaders Mbova Wendi May and Amy Grass mefo Keirsten Walsh Freshmen Cheerleaders mront row Carrie Riddell, Alison Rogers, Michelle Kerr, and Dena Moore Back row Wendy Ingram, Terri Moore, Heather Winters and Jodi Yoho Cheering for victory Freshmen cheerleaders 99 Rebuilding Basketball Teams Break Even For Winnin Be1ow Scott Crouch blocks the shot. Bottom1efO Bobby Weiford plays defense. Righ0 Jamie Cope sticks with his man. Bottom righO Alvie Kuhl goes for the layup. 100 Both basketball teams had winning seasons. The Varsity squad went 11-10 and the JV went 10-9. The starters for the Varsity team were Rob Sydenstricker, Scott Crouch, Alvie Kuhl, Donnie Waugh, and Richie Brewer. 1Upper lefO Jason Marshall waits on the pass. 1Above1 Mitch Tracy looks for an open person. Varsity 1Knee1ing1 Trainer Jeff Woods, Coach Mullins, and Coach Tribble 1Standing1 Bobby Weiford, Donnie Waugh, Tim Shipston, Natchie Adkins, Greg Graham, Alvie Kuhl, Rob Syden- stricker, Jason Marshall, Vito Salgado, Scott Crouch, Greg Murphy, Richie Brew- er, Jamie Cope, and Mitch Tracy JV 1Kneeling1 Coach Tribble 1Stand- ing1 Jeff Turley, Doug Peters, Natchie Adkins, Todd Priddy, Charlie Johnson, Jason Marshall, Jim Blanton, Tim Ship- ston, Gary Sims, Bobby Weiford, and Jamie Cope Basketball 101 his year's freshmen basketball team Tovercame a rough beginning to make quite a comeback. After losing their first six games, the team won their next eight out of eleven. According to Coach Sumner, those games were not only won by skill and ability, but also by hard work and sheer persistence. The mem- bers of this yearis team did not put in the many hours of practice merely for the thrill of winning, but for the enjoy- ment of playing the game. Coach Sumner said the team really had uno problemsii and this yearis obvious highlight for him was the win over Hurricane. This season the players had their first chance during high school to show their skills and abilities. Many of the team members are very promising ath- letes, including Craig Brown and Jona- than Adams. FERSISTENT FRESHMEN tFront rowi Coach Sumner, Mark Meadows, Anthony Payne, David Thompson, and Brian McAllister tRow twoi Jon Hoover, Brian Bailey, Chris Kuhl, and Eric Whitney tBack rowi Craig Brown, Jess Kuh1,Jonathan Adams, Wendell Samson, and Joey Crouch tTop lefti Joey Crouch passes the ball. tAbovei Jess Kuhl goes for two. THIRD YEAR CHAMPS t t .. . 1though this yearts volleyball team did not have a t , ' a ' t Awinning season, they accomplished their major goal ' - ' by winning the Putnam County Tournament for the third consecutive year. The girls went into the tournament at Buffalo with a losing record and a lot of determination. To win the championship the girls had to play and defeat Poca, a team they had beaten previously, and Hurricane, who had beaten the Generals during the regular season. tLer Sheri Kester returns the serve. tBelowt Misty Bryant and Lori Tribble go after the ball. ! Xmmm x . e? t D 5. ' k 73 m w tFront rowt R. Stinespring, K. Bellomy, G. Kester, S. Kester, and J. McCallister tRow twot J. Pauer, M. Kappa, W. Radcliff, L. Tribble, and S. Cobbs tBack rowt L. Melton, J. Hofstetter, B. Parkins, C. Cobbs, and ball. Beth Conners 105 Lee Ann Melton spikes the 07mm row Scott Crouch, Brent Randolph, Rob Sydenstricker, Teddy Kester, Matt Smith, and Jeff Bannis- ter Row twm Greg Julian, Richie Brewer, Andy French, Will Hancock, Tim Campbell, and Daniel Ingram Row threw Duane Gochoel, Wendell Samson, Jim Zappitelli, Brian Stover, Brent Wells, Toby Wells, and Mike Bolyard Back row Bobby Baldwin, Todd Cope, and JD. Kendall Wreshmem Coach Mul- lins, Wendell Samson, Toby Wells, Jeff Bannister, David Thompson, and Jamie Cunning- ham Wront row Dena Moore, Lisa Peck, Stacey Orum, Amber Kuhl, Amy Grass, and Lee Ann Melton Row twm Alison Rogers, Julie Wick, Julie Kendall, Carla Johnson, Stephanie Cobbs, Michelle Pe- tro, and Dawn Perry Back row Kim Rossi and Sheryl Kerns 104 ,, All three track teams did fine jobs this year, winning - most of their meets and sending competitors to state -.,. ,- 'I competition. Track 105 Generals C10 22-11 1Upper lefQ Jimmy Tribble coaches third base. 1Upper righO John Brown pitches the ball. 1Above1 Jeff Frampton concentrates on home plate. 1Right1 Roy Kuhl waits on the pop-up. 106 Baseball tBelowy Alvie Kuhl rounds third. tBelow righD Roy Kuhl and Steve Chil- ders hope the ball rolls foul. The varsity baseball team had a very good year going 22-11. They were under a lot of pressure because they were state champions last year. In the tournament this year, they fought back after losing their first game and went to the regional finals where they were defeated by Wayne. x; tx 1 tJ rmmua 1 h . . . , ' 2 35B tKneelingy Coach Jimmy Tribble, Jeff Frampton, Bobby Weiford, Joey Crouch, Mike Mullen, Jeff Armstrong, Craig Brown, Gunner Pendleberry, Bill Woodrum, and Coach Charlie Tribble tStandingy Wes A1derman,John Brown, Chris Somerville, Steve Childers. Alvie Kuhl, Gary Sims, Darren Kimberling, Donnie Waugh, and Roy Kuhl 107 T ENNIS Wront row Travis Cottrill, John McMorrough, and Mike Pauer Back row Coach Monk, Chris Frazier, John Frazier, Danny Brock, and Scott Green Wront row Monica Kappa, Kristi Keefer, Lauri Boehm, and Chris Carr Back row Cindy Carpenter, Jennifer Pauer, Lori Tribble, Wendy Radcliff, Jennifer Hofstetter, and Coach Monk 108 T ennis QJ-lr-w'r SCOREBOARD BASKETBALL J.V. BASKETBALL FR. BASKETBALL OPPONENT WINFIELD OPPPONENT WINFIELD 4 77 Buffalo Putnam 67 OPPONENT WINFIELD 52 Buffalo 43 4 54 Herbert Hoover 59 32 Buffalo 37 46 Guyan Valley 24 66 Hurricane 60 52 Vinson 39 36 Guyan Valley 26 77 Vinson 61 46 Hurricane 58 36 Poca 20 71 Hurricane 62 58 Sissonville 62 31 Hamlin 13 57 Sissonville 76 57 P008 53 53 Ripley 33 64 Poca 53 55 Vinson 41 32 Hurricane 35 77 Vinson 53 55 Sherman 63 21 Duval 50 60 Sherman 78 43 Duval 64 37 Pt. Pleasant 42 59 Duval 80 34 Hurricane 56 44 Hurricane 35 80 Hurricane 61 50 Dunbar 41 52 Buffalo 59 79 Dunbar 80 54 BUffalo 63 46 Ripley 39 72 Buffalo Putnam 50 64 Valley 53 25 Pt. Pleasant 26 49 Valley 50 62 Dunbar 58 47 Valley 37 64 Dunbar 61 49 Sissonville 60 29 Poca 39 65 Sissonville 7o 60 Poca 52 59 Poca 61 43 Valley 54 55 Valley 68 36 Duval 45 55 Sherman 66 53 Poca 43 60 Duval 82 67 Buffalo 71 GIRLS, BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL SOCCER OPPONENT WINFIELD OPPONENT WINFIELD OPPONENT WINFIELD 26 Poca 42 2 Milton 0 5 South Charleston 3 26 Valley 47 2 Cross Lane Chrt. 0 0 Stonewall Jackson 6 42 Buffalo 55 2 St. Joe 1 1 Chas. Catholic 11 78 Sissonville 48 2 Barboursville 0 3 St. Albans 2 59 Pt. Pleasant 60 2 Hurricane 1 10 George Washington 5 44 Valley 70 1 Buffalo 2 3 Nitro 2 45 Poca 42 0 Poca 2 3 Hurricane 5 31 Buffalo 34 2 Milton 0 1 Stonewall Jackson 9 35 Sherman 42 0 Poca 2 0 Chas. Catholic 10 67 Chas. Catholic 35 2 Huntington East 1 8 Wayne 5 30 Wayne 33 2 Barboursville 0 1 St. Albans 0 58 Dunbar 34 2 Sissonville 0 7 Nitro 9 37 Pt. Pleasant 32 0 Poca 2 4 South Charleston 3 50 Wayne 48 2 Buffalo 1 3 OK. 5 46 Chas. Catholic 40 2 Hurricane 0 4 George Washington 1 59 Dunbar 45 1 TVCS 2 32 Poca 30 0 Buffalo 2 63 Hurricane 28 1 Hurricane 2 70 Sissonville 36 2 Sissonville 0 40 Sherman 42 55 Dunbar 50 110 BASEBALL TRACK FOOTBALL OPPONENT WINFIELD 12 Buffalo 1Put9 13 0 Wayne 27 18 Webster Co. 39 6 Valley 54 0 Hurricane 20 0 Dunbar 48 0 Sherman 39 0 Sissonville 35 0 Poca 27 26 Big Creek 68 PLAY OFF GAMES: 14 Poca 47 0 Tucker Co. 12 6 Buffalo Wayne 28 F R. F OOTBALL OPPONENT WINFIELD 6 Ceredo Kenova 38 8 Poca 34 O Sherman 42 12 Ripley 38 8 Pt. Pleasant 3O 6 Spencer 28 GIRLS, T ENNIS OPPONENT WINFIELD 4 Dunbar 5 Nitro St. Albans Hurricane Poca Sherman So. Charleston - Milton 00-50101-th Hm$$mmo OPPONENT WINFIELD 3 Sissonville 7 4 Dunbar 6 7 Milton 10 2 Stonewall Jackson 9 4 South Charleston 1 3 Point Pleasant 16 8 Charleston 4 1 Sherman 8 9 St. Albans 10 6 Canton, Ohio 0 5 Hurricane 12 1 Valley 9 11 Chapmanville 1 8 Buffalo 10 11 Point Pleasant 15 6 Milton 5 2 Dunbar 12 7 Oak Hill 2 6 Sissonville 7 9 Focal 6 10 Valley 9 0 Ravenswood 10 3 Hurricane 13 7 Sherman 8 4 Chapmanville 3 11 Poca 1 1 Buffalo 11 2 Sissonville 4 3 Dunbar 14 0 Sissonville 8 5 Poca 7 1 Poca 14 REGIONAL FINALIST 2 Valley 11 Wayne 1 GIRLS1 Nitro Invitationa1-4th Place AA Conference Meet- 2nd Place Putnam County Meet- 2nd Place Sectional Meet-3rd Place Regional Meet-4th Place Qualified-lO for the State Meet Carla Johnson-Sectional, Reg- ional Champion in the 1600 meter run. BOYS1 Nitro Invitational-lst Place Putnam County Meet- lst Place Sectional Meet-lst Place AA Conference-Runner Up Regional Meet-Runner Up State Meet: Todd Cope-an in the 1600 meter run. Bobby Baldwin-4th in the 1600 meter run. Matt Smith-Sth in the long jump. Todd Cope, Bobby Baldwin, Will Hancock, and Dean Vaughn all placed 3rd in the 4x800 relay. FRESHMEN Nitro Invitational-6th Place Hurricane Invitational-Sth Place Poca Meet-Dual-lst Place BOYS1 TENNIS CROSS COUNTRY OPPONENT Nitro St. Albans Hurricane Cross Lanes Chr. Pt. Pleasant Poca Dunbar So. Charleston Milton VLOLO-PKD-PKOKOKO NOOMOUIOOO WINFIELD Putnam County-lst Place Conference-lst Place State Meet-Todd Cope and Mike Bolyard ctivities played a big part in life at Winfield. Many activi- ties are offered, but not everyone has the same taste. Honor Soci- ety, FBLA, General Admission, and band are just a few activities offered. Participation in one of the many organizations was a good way to meet other students and become involved in school action. Activities gave exposure to other cultures, opened areas for stu- dents to find their talents and possible future careers, and proved rewarding in the long run. The variety of activities added to the individualism of the stu- dent body at Winfield High School. tLefO Boys will be boys! tTom Amy Barber decorates the senior fence. tAbovet Tammy Pauley performs at an assembly. Activities 115 STUDENT COUNCIL wront row T. White, J. Armstrong, S. Green, K. Cross, D. Tucker, and Mr. Tull Row twm C. Rice, C. Carpenter, C. Jividen, L. Mullins, C. Salgado, A. Maze, and G. N elson OQOW threw W. Radcliff, B. Parkins, L. Tribble, M. Petro, R. Brewer, and T. Smith Row fou$ A. McCoy, T. Cope,J. McMorrough, S. Orum and M. Femia Back row S. Cobbs, C. Johnson, K. Walsh, J. Hofstetter, and A. Tucker Once again the Student Council held their annual Christmas Dinner for area se- nior citizens. 114 Student Council PEP CLUB 0'0 t: , 'Imwf front row C. Riddell, T. Moore, T. Adams, C. Jividen, T. Arbaugh, M. Petro, M. Owens, W. Ingram, N. Reed, and D. Moore OQOW twm Mrs. Anderson, S. Higginbotham, J. Kendall, V. Mullins, R. Gillispie, K. Bellomy, A. Hatfield, D. Vaughan, and J. MCMorrough Row threw M. Kerr, L. Weeks, A. Rogers, S. Cobbs, C.Johnson, L. Weese, W. May, K. Turner, and H. Winters 020w foum K. Thompson, A. Taylor, V. Watson, A. McCoy, K. Watson, C. Rice, J. Hofstetter, K. Walsh, S. Fitzwater, and J. Yoho fRow fin M. Fellure, K. Brewer, K. Cross, S. Orum, K. Lenhart, L. Peck, and C. Jones Back row D. Myers, S. Comer, T. Cottrill, A. Grass, J. Sparks, S. Green, J. Frazier, and B. Woodrum AboVe The Pep club showed there spirt during a assembly OQigho Wendy Ingram Pep glub 115 BAND FLUTES TRUMPETS PERCUSSION Neva Wade Pam Conley Todd Hensley Alecia Johnson David Myers Todd Smith Jennifer Armstrong Mike Green Jimmy Cook Alicia Rust Lesa Lawrence Angie Gravely Ruth Wilt Lisa Nelson Scott Comer Beth Workman . Desire Craigo Bridgette Ray HORNS Kelly Allen Molly Brown Susan Isner Dan Warzyniak Ruth Wilt, Neva Wade Ali- Marlene Teed Sarah Isner . . ' . c1a Rust, and me Walker prac- Sean Kmder tice for a parade. CLARINETS Cindy Mann Angie Tucker Kim Walker BARITONES Tracie Sargent Ben Fahrenz Tina Myers ALTO SAXOPHONE Jonni Sheets TROMBONES Pam Stinnette Jennifer Stadler Toni Myers TENOR Mike Sears SAXOPHONE Todd York Scott Lily Jason Harris TUBA Marc Amos BARITONE SAXOPHONE Sam Hall David Myers and Cindy Mann work to get things perfect. David Myers, Jennifer Stadler, and Mike Sears wait for their next move. The band practices long and hard to get perfect halftime shows. Be1ow Jim- my Cook, Jason Harris, Missi Hatfied, and Todd Smith mefo The band performs during one of the football games. F lags and Majorettes Cfom Deanna Hall, Bridgette Ray, Rachael Craig, and Sam Hall 2Above2 Roxanne Gillispie, Missy Hatfield, Stephanie Cobbs, Molly Brown, Lisa Kemplin, and Lesa Lawrence 118 Flags and majorettes l a l 2 2w frj .- ,, .7. OWL AISSODMIN hSeatedh Cindy Mann, Phil Harris, Katy Lenhart, Sherry Zachwieja, Amy Facemyer, Steve Postle, and Kathy Cross, eKneelingh Melanie Grimsley, Mark Femia, Kevin Rumbaugh, Tammy Alford, and Bob Nelson hStandingh Lee Ann Melton, Travis Llyod, Shannon Craigo, Bill Whitaker, Ashley Cowder, Sam Hall, Chris Adkison, Susan Pacifico, Duane Gochoel, Sharon McKinney, Joe Stolmeier, Jennifer Richardson, Rusty Akers, and Amy Adams General Admission relaxes after a long, hard practice. Director - Cheryl Jividen Barnett In their sixth year of existence, our twenty-four member show choir, General Admission, toured to many places including Nashville, Charleston Municipal Auditorium, and area schools. This year they won fourth place at the West Virginia Show Choir Festival and first at the Tennessee Heritage Festivals. 120 whorus memberS Darla Anderson, Melissa Kittle, Stacey Allen, Patricia Prather, Deanna Hall, Sheryl Kems, Lisa Grant, Holly Murray, Shari Powell, Glenda Slawter, Tara Neil, Angie Maze, Tanya Colvin, Tina Roberts, Deanna Eddy, Shawnda Escue, Tanya Reavis, Trina Randolph, Renee Chapman, Carrie Boucher, Lisa Pemberton, Sharmin Scott, LeAnne Chapman, Ashley Cowder, Cody Vest, Danny Pepper, Susan Pacifico, Katy Lenhart, Christine Reed, Jeannie Dent, Doug Williams, Christina Cameron, Rhonda McMillon, Keri Stevens. Carrie Boucher listens to Darla Anderson play the piano. MUSIQDRAMAMUSIQDRA This year the music department combined with the students interested in drama to put on the musical stageplay, The Sound ofMusic. J This play, following the life of a young Austrian woman during World War II, was produced as the 1986 Spring Musical. The play ran from April 17 to April 21 with nine performances. Students from WHS participated in all areas of the production, including acting, set construction, lighting, and accompaniment. Five students from area elementary and middle schools were also featured as the von Trapp family children. The cast and crew consisted of over thirty students, ranging from ten- year-olds to high school seniors. CREW Director ............ Cheryl Jividen Barnett, David Pahl Stage Manager .............. Shannon Craigo Lights ....... David Hill, Lee Ann Melton Stage Crew ...... Travis Lloyd, Duane Gochoel, Frank Capehart, Todd Smith Production...Steve Postle, Sherry Zach- Wieja, Mark Obermeyer, Kelly Whitt, Denise Hinzman Set...Matp Boggess, Darla Anderson, Jeff Frampton, Mike Flowers, Todd Hensley, Monica Kappa, Jay Keener, Teddy Kester, Vito Salgado, Wayne Staton, Dean Vaughan, Ron Whit- tington, Lisa Withrow, Kerry McClure, Trisha Adams, Tammy Carpenter, Kim Clark tFront Rowl D. Hill, A. Facemyer, A. Cowder, M. Femia, K. Lenhart, A. Kuhl, and P. Harris tRow twol D. Anderson, E. Larkins, J. Richardson, D. Williams, C. Smith, C. Johnson, S. Kems, and T. Boles tRow threel S. Craigo, K. Rumbaugh, K. Cross, S. Zachieja, S. Pacifico, P. Prather, M. Grimsley, F. Capehart, and T. Randolph tBack rowl L. 122 -. Melton, T. Lloyd, M. Obermeyer, D. Gochoel, and T. Smith MUSIQDRAMAMUSIQDRAMA Amy Facernyer changes from a teen-age student to a wealthy Austrian businesswoman with the help of a few costumes and props. Maria Rainer ................................... Katy Lenhart Sister Berthe ............................. Sherry Zachwieja Sister Margaretta .......................... Susan Pacifico Mother Abbess .................................. Kathy Cross Sister Sophia ............................... Patricia Prather Captain Georg von Trapp ................ Mark Femia Franz ................................................... Eric Larkins Frau Schmidt ............................... Shannon Craigu Liesl ........................................ Jennifer Richardson Friedrich ........................................... Jeremy Sutfin Louisa ..................................... Christina Cameron Kurt ..................................................... Adam Kuhl Brigitta ................................................ Lori Perdue Marta ....................................... Stephanie Chaney Gretl .......................................... Jennifer Grimsley Rolf Gruber ............................................ Tim Boles Elsa Schraeder .............................. Amy Facemyer Max Detweiler ............................... Ashley Cowder Mark Femia, a.k.a. Captain Georg von Trapp, takes time out Herr Zeller .................................... Cameron Smith rom his hectic schedule of juggling rehearsals and schoolwork. Admiral von Schreiber ................. Doug Williams Others ..... M. Amos, M. Grimsley, P. Harris, C. Johnson, K. Rumbaugh, C. Vest, S. Kerns, T. Randolph 12:5 StagecranPlay Production tFront rowh Chris Pendleberry, Brian Griffith, Steve Low, Duane Gochoel, Matt Boggess, Tim Boles, and Scott Zimmerman tRow twm Katy Lenhart, David Hill, Sharon McKenny, Eric Larkins, Travis Lloyd, and Frank Capehart tBack rowh Cheryl Jividen Barnett, Mark Femia, Susan Pacifico, Patrica Prather, Sherry Zachwieja, Kathy Cross, Rusty Akers, and Ashley Cowder StagecranPlay Production combines the talents of acting and set construction. The class put on its production of Take your Medicine. They also helped with the school production of The Sound of Music. People in the class had the choice of helping in either the technical or acting side of the plays. Many helped with both set construction and acting. While not working on a play the class explored other aspects of theater including pantomime, impromptu acting, and acting out different situa- tions. tUpper righO Mark Obermeyer takes a break from painting. tRighw Scott Comer works hard building the set for The Sound of Music. Tumbling Team hFront rowh Keirsten Walsh, Kara Brewer, Christy Jividen, Dawn Perry, Heather Kelford, and Jodi Yoho hBack rowh Ramona Dunlap, Wendi West, Sheryl Kerns, Carrie Riddell, Michelle Kerr, Stephanie Fitzwater, and Dena M'oore This was a good year for the tumbling team. They performed at the Charleston Civic Center during the regional basketball tournament. They also performed at Poca High School and here at Winfield during the halftime of the basketball games. David Bailey coached the tumbling team. His daugh- ter also performed with the team. 125 Tom Wront row Steve Postle, Jennifer Pauer, Lisa Auvil, and Gene Nelson Row twm Mrs. Beckelhimer, Shannon Craigo, Chris Pendleb- erry, Scott Zimmerman, Tanya Reavis, Stefanie Higginbotham, and Lee Ann Melton Back row Amy Barber, Vee Mullins, Cassy Salgado, Lola Mullins, and Barbie Hastings mbova Lee Ann Melton and Shannon Craigo hang posters announc- ing school pictures. Above righU Keep your eyes on your own paper, Vee. Righ'Q Steve Postle works on the computer. 126 Yearbook tTom Stefanie and Barbie take a break to get their picture made. tAbove lef'Q Tanya Reavis and Scott Zimmerman work on the faculty section. tAbovet Cassy Salgado, the editor, gets ideas from a magazine. tLefw Lola is glad that she finished her page. K Yearbook 127 Newspaper The General Edition staff worked hard this year. They sold ads, wrote articles, and published six issues. The thrill felt when the paper was sent to the publisher and enjoyed by all made all the work worthwhile. Tanya Reavis - editor Michelle Petro - assistant Travis Lloyd - layout editor David Hill, Lola Mullins and Lisa Withrow - layout assistants Scott Green - photographer Christy Jividen and Vee Mullins - assistant photographers Deanna Hall and Susanne Single- tary - managing editors Barbie Hastings and Stefanie Higginbotham - sports editors Mark Obermeyer - reporter John Frazier - philosopher Judith Schuda - adviser Senior members of the General Edition staff are David Hill, Lisa Withrow, John Frazier, Scott Green, and Travis Lloyd. Another hard working day on the newspapef staff. 128 Newspaper tFront rowl David Hill, Lisa Withrow, Michelle Petro, and Travis Lloyd tRow twol Barbie Hastings, Vee Mullins, Lola Mullins, and Tanya Reavis tBack rowl Stefanie Higginboth- am, Deanna Hall, Mrs. Judith Schuda, John Frazier, and Scott Green F BLA This year Future Business Leaders of America, otherwise known as FBLA, made Christmas baskets for the elderly and honored teachers during National Education Week. FBLA provides further opportunities for secondary students in business and office education. Wront row S. Walker, V. Watson, D. Hinzman, B. Workman, H. Murray, and K. Whitt aQow twm D. Brock, M. Terry, A. Terry, B. Armstead, S. Fitzwater, T. Pauley, A. Byrge, J. McCormick and K. Brewer CBack row M. Myers, T. Saunders, S. Janicki, K. Brogan, R. Stinespring, J. Walker, G. Murphy, P. Gibson, C. Priddy. L. Weese, K. Watson, S. Powell, A. McCoy, and L. Nelson Not picturem S. Jeffers, M. Chandler, G. Courtney, T. Lloyd, A. Winter, E. Poe, and A. u . - Angie Byrge sharpens her typing skills. FBLA Officers: Joey Walker - President, Lisa Nelson - Vice President, Tammy Pauley - Treasurer, and Rhonda Stinespring - Secretary FBLA 129 S.C.O.R.E.S. Orront roww N. Wade, S. Kinder, K. A11en,J. Frazier, J. McMorrough, and D. Hill eSecond roww T. Cottrill, S. Green, L. Evans, S. Craigo, L.A. Melton, and M. Femia wThird roww S. Orum, K. Rossi, P. Southern,J. Hanna,J. Card, and S. Eshenaur wBack roww J. Cook, D. Craigo, A. Gravely, T. White, T, Cope, D. Vaughan, and A. Johnson wNot picturedw J. Armstrong, R. Haught, D. Jividen, A. Kuhl, R. Kuhl, K. Parsons, C. Salgado, R. Stinespring, and B. Weiford The eighth annual Academic Festival, spon- sored by the Search Committee On Recruitment of Excellent Students eS.C.O.R.E.SJ , was held on March 8, at Marshall University. Winners from Winfield were Steve Eshenaur, first place in Criminal Trial; Mark Femia, second in Vocal Performance; Jody Card, second in Pastels; and Tammy White, third in Math II. Students competed in over one hundred tests in eight departments. The eight departments included business education, fine arts, liberal arts, science, community college, nursing, education, and honors. 150 SCORES The students from Winfield who participated in S.C.O.R.E.S. were Kelly Allen, Jennifer Arm- strong,Jody Card, Jimmy Cook, Todd Cope, Travis Cottrill, Desiree Craigo, Shannon Craigo, Steve Eshenaur, Lynese Evans, Mark Femia, John Frazier, Angela Gravely, Scott Green, James Hanna, Robert Haught, David Hill, Dana Jividen, Alecia Johnson, Sean Kinder, Amber Kuhl, Roy Kuh1,John McMorrough, Lee Ann Melton, Stacey Orum, Kim Parsons, Kim Rossi, Cassy Salgado, Pat Southern, Rhonda Stinespring, Dean Vaughan, Neva Wade, Bobby Weiford, and Tam- my White. tFront rowi Stacey Orum, John McMorrough, and David Hill tBack rowi Travis Cottrill, John Frazier, Scott Green, and Chris Frazier The High-Q team ended their 1985-86 season with a 2-1 record by beating West Carter, Kentucky, with a score of 120-40 and Raceland, Kentucky, with a score of 260-255, and losing to Southpoint, Ohio, with a score of 140-220. The members of the High-Q team are John Frazier, Scott Green, David Hill, and John McMorrough, who is the captain, with Travis Cottrill, Chris Frazier, and Stacey Orum as alternates. I'Ii-Q 151 National Honor Society hBelowh At the first ceremony to induct new members to the National Honor Society Wendy Radcliff signs the register and hRighG Jennifer Armstrong pins Kara Brewer. hCenter righw National Honor Society collected canned food for flood victims. New Inductees Patricia Adams Caryn Blair Michelle Blankenship Kara Brewer Tim Campbell Jamie Cope Shannon Craigo Jeff Frampton Paula Gibson Matt Goff Will Hancock Barbie Hastings Jennifer Hofstetter Carla Johnson Jay Keener Sean Kinder Roy Kuhl Kerry McClure Jason Marshall Jeff Miller Mike Pauer Chris Pendleberry Wendy Radcliff Jay Roque Tracie Sargent Brian Stover Mike Wall Keirston Walsh Jack Whitt Ruth Wilt 152 hFront rowh Shannon OhToole, Jennifer Pauer, Scott Green, Rhonda Stinespring, Kim Parsons, Kristi Keefer, David Hill, and Crystal Miller hRow twoh Tammy Pauley, Cassy Salgado, Lola Mullins, Lynese Evans, Susanne Singletary, Anna Terry, Mark Femia, and Mike Mullen hRow threa Kama King, Cindy Carpenter, Kim Rossi, Lori Tribble, Jimmy Hanna, Jody Card, and Bobby Weiford hBack rowh Kelly Allen, Desiree Craigo, Angie Gravely, Tammy White, Todd Cope, Dean Vaughan, Robert Haught, and Alecia Johnson Mu Alpha Theta Upper 1er Kerry McClure, Jack Whitt, and Jeff Frampton wonder what this thing does. War ler Robert Haught works on a problem mefD Tammy White tries to figure out the answer. Front row Kama King, Cindy Carpenter, Jack Whitt, Brent Wells, Brian Stover, Troy Elliott, Frank Capehart, and Mike Bolyard CROW twm Tammy Pauley, Cassy Salgado, Lola Mullins, Lynese Evans, Mike Wall, Shannon Craigo, Mark Femia, and Tim Boles OQOW threw Barbie Hastings, Kristi Tim B0165 computeS. Justice, Jay Keener, Jimmy Hanna, Jody Card, Tim Nichols, Bobby Weiford, Mike Mullen, and Alan Gresham Row fouU Kelly Allen, Kim Rossi, Stacey Orum, Jamie Cope, Matt Goff, Tim Campbell, Will Hancock, Kerry McClure, and Chris Pendleberry Row fiva Desiree Craigo, Chris Frazier, Travis Cottrill, John Frazier, Travis Lloyd, Robert Haught, and Alecia Johnson Back row Dean Vaughan, Tammy White, Todd Cope, Jeff Frampton, Wendy Radcliff, Lori Tribble, John McMorrough, and Jason Marshall 155 SPECIAL OLYMPICS Special Olympics was held at Hurricane High School. It was an opportunity for special education students throughout Putnam County to partici- pate in athletic competition. Students from Win- field volunteered to help out with the activities and helped to make the Olympics a success. Previously this year, students from Putnam County also participated in a skiing and swimming contest as part of the Olympics. 154 Special Olympics AM VOCATINAL SCHOOL Wront row Donald Pitzer, Larry Gillispie, Rex Wilcoxen, and Gary Smith Back row Brian Bird and Greg Watson PM VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Wront row Chester Cook, Jay Sparks, Huey Nix, Allen Hunter, Maynard Smith, and Steve Baker OQOW twm Tracie Sargent, Pam Randolph, Caroline Moore, Kelly Summers, Joni Morris, Julie Kendall, Machele Drinkard, and Matt Burdette GQOW threw Lisa Higginbotham, Tonya Moore, Lisa Dulaney, Pam Walker, Angie McKinney, Mary Flanery, Robbie Burgroff, and Phillip Watson Row fond Harold Kelly, Barry Stollings, Sherry Green, Cindy Peet, Shari Masters, JD Perry, and Scott Gaylor Back row Shannon Dunlap, Mike Duke, Tim Reiter, Natchie Adkins, Bill Woodrum. Timmy Thomas, Todd Hutchins, and Kevin Farmer 155 The 1986 Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 24, at 7:30 pm in the University of Charleston ballroom. The room was decorated beautifully with black and white streamers and balloons. The prom committee worked very hard all year to raise enough money. All of their work paid off because it was a very memorable evening. tAbovei Alvie Kuhl and Wendi May arrive at the ballroom. tUpper Righti The 1986 Prom Queen Katy Lenhart 'and her escort Todd Hensley. tCenter righti Guests dance as the night rolls on. tBottom righti Mr. and Mrs. Ross and Jamie Cope await guests in the hallway. 156 This Could Be The Night Junior-Senior From 1986 V :1 04er Mitch Tracy and Jodi Yoho enjoy the prom. Be1ow lefO Mark Femia and Carla Rice are ready to dance. Bottom ler Susanne Singletary and Jody Card take a break from the festivities. Be1ow Richie Brewer and Amber Kuhl pose for the camera. Bottom Mark Obermeyer and hi5 date enjoy a quiet moment. GRADUATION 1986 The 1986 Winfield High School ' $3. - . Commencement was held Sun- day, June 1, 1986, at 2:00 PM in the gymnasium. Special music was provided by the members of the band, chorus, and General Admission. Mr. Hughes presented special awards to graduating seniors. The class was accepted by Denis Smith, Director of Middle and Elementary Education. Diplomas were presented by Flora Frances, Director of Special Education. eUpper IefQ Todd Cope de- d livers his commencement speech. eCentew Rusty Akers takes part in a graduation tradition, turning of tassels. eAbovee Katy Lenhart performs a solo during the ceremo- ny. eLer The chorus provided music at graduation. 158 Graduation mef'q Jennifer Armstrong arrives to dress. Be1ow Annette Eshenaur gets some help. Center 1'68 almost time. mefn The big moment arrives for the Class of 1986. Above Mr. Ross greets Cassy Salgado. 159 Russell R. Akers, II Wendell Scott Alford Kelly Allen Brenda Faye Armstead Jennifer Grace Armstrong Robert Wayne Baldwin, Jr. Amy Leigh Barber Brian Allen Bird Regina Anne Bird Marsha Lynn Blackburn William Scott Blair Martica Jean Blankenship Michael Thomas Bolyard Richard Michael Brewer Danny Lee Brock, Jr. Tamera Lynn Brown Christopher Paul Bryant Kelly Michelle Bryant Misty Dawn Bryant James Hunt Chapman Stephen Ryan Childers Jill A. Cline Sandra Leigh Combs Pamela Sue Conley Charles Larry Cook. Jr. Larry Todd Cope Travis Becket Cottrill Ashley Berton Cowder Desiree Michele Cralgo Karen Elaine Croaiez Kathy LeDawn Cross Dennis Nathan Duncan Ramona Lynn Dunlap Mark Anthony Erskine Annette M. Eshenaur Lynese Ellen Evans Charles David Ferrell Larry Owen Fletcher, II Donnette Marie Flowers James Christopher Frazier John Arthur Frazier Larry Joe Gillispie Duane Allen Gochoel William Joseph Godbey, II Gregory Lee Graham Angela Blair Gravely Andrew Scott Green Dale Lee Green Michael Darrel Hammonds Charles Hubert Hancock, II Robert Glenn Haught Diana Lou Hedge Todd Allen Hensley David H. H111 Susan Denise Isner Sonja Joan Janicki Sheri Ann Jeffers Dana Lee Jividen Alecia Sue Johnson Kristina Kay Keefer Rebecca Jean Kenney Theodore Chapman Kester II Kathleen Lay Lenhart Travis Dale Lloyd, Jr. Ronald C. Locke Angela Dawn Maze Lisa Beth Meadows Chris Alan Henna Crystal Dawn Miller David Lee Miller, Jr. Lori Lynn Miller Gregory Alan Moore Hicnael Lewis Hoore Marilyn Denise Myers Terri Lynn McClanahan James Leroy HcCormick, II Michelle Marie HcCune Sharon Denise ncKeny John McHorrough, II Kelly Gene Nelson, Jr. Lisa Michele Nelson Timothy Edward Nichols Huey C. Nix, Jr. Mark Anthony Obermeyer David Scott Orum Stacey Ann Orum Lisa Ann Owens Rosalia Susan Pacifico William Lee Parrigan Kimberly Sue Parsons Class Flower .......................... Class Colors ........................... Class Sponsors Judy Hale Tom Tull Frances Harry Class Officers Dean Vaughan ...................... John McMorrough ................ Rhonda Stinespring ............. Richie Brewer ....................... Daniel Wayne Pepper Marla Ann Perry Timothy Allan Persinger Donald Ray Pitzer, Jr. Patricia Ann Prather James Ray Priddy, Jr. Brent Ray Randolph Christine Marie Reed Vickie Jo Robinson Kimberly Ann Rossi Curtis Brent Rucker Cassandra Danielle Salgado Arnold Anthony Savilla Jeffrey A. Shamblin James Edward Shultz, Jr. Carolyn Sue Sims David Eldon Sisung Gary E. Smith Jay Lee Sparks Rhonda Carol Stinespring David N. Stout Robert Michael Sydenstricker Marsha Lynn Terry Kelli Michele Turner Dean Allen Vaughan Doris Neva Wade Joseph Phillip walker Gregory A. Watson Donnie Lee Waugh, Jr. Glenna Jeanette Wears Jeffrey B. wheeler Troy Edward Whitaker Tanmy Lynn white Rex Michael Wilcox Laresa Anne Willis Ruby Angela Winth Melissa Jean winters Lisa Ann Hithrow Sherry Marie Zachwieja .................................. Baby Rose ......................... Rose and Silver Mary Jane Anderson Judy Schuda Gary Eggleton ..................................... President ............................ Vice-President ..................................... Secretary ..................................... Treasurer 140 Graduation achieved. Top Ten Graduation is a special time for all Seniors. For some who have achieved high class ranking, it is a little extra special. The top ten students are honored during the ceremony in recognition of all that they have Speeches were given by eAbovd Cassy Salgado, Valedictorian, eUpper lefo Tammy White, Salutatorian, and eLef'Q Lynese Evans and Todd Cope, Honorarians. Cassy Salgado Tammy White Lynese Evans Todd Cope Kim Rossi Robert Haught Crystal Miller Desiree Craigo Scott Green Rhonda Stinespring 141 infield High once again has taken pride in her students. They carried on the tradition of excellence in both athletics and academics. Hard work and dedi- cation paid off for individuals as well as teams when awards were given this spring. From football to High Q, the spirit of competition ran high at WHS this year. Students were honored for their achievements in art, music, science, and mathematics as well as for participation in academic competitions such as CATS and SCORES. Students who excelled in athletics were recognized for their individual accomplishments and their efforts to reach a team goal. tLefO Some seniors show off their awards. tAbovei Teddy Kester had quite a year. tTopi Tammy White congratulates new members of Mu Alpha Theta. Winners 143 SPORT S r BASKETBALL Alvie Kuhl and Richie Brew- er - second team All-Conference rBacm Rob Sydenstricker, first team All-Conference Lori Tribble, Rhonda Stinespring, and Misty Bryant mot picturedr were selected for the All-County volleyball team. GIRLSr BASKETBALL Karen Crosier - second team All-Conference Tammy White and Kim Clark - first team All- Conference and honorable mention All-State Lee Ann Melton - second team All-Conference CROSS COUNTRY Todd Cope placed 2nd and Mike Bolyard placed 15th in regionals. Bobby Baldwin placed in the county. 144 Sports winners WINNERS Craig Brown and Anthony Paine made first Bobby Baldwin placed fourth in the state track meet in the team All-County in Freshmen basketball. 1600 meter run. :3, 4 . . xj; g In the state track meet, the 4 x 100 relay team, consisting of Todd Cope, Bobby Baldwin, Will Hancock and Dean Vaughn placed third. Matt Smith also placed fifth in the long jump. $er Craig Brown, Tony Gibson, and Anthony Paine made the All-County Freshmen football team. The Freshmen football team had a record of 6 and O. 145 ALMOST TWO After last yearts AA state championship win over Berkley Spring, the baseball team had hopes for their second AA state championship. But they saw their hopes come to an end after getting beat in the regionals by Wayne. After previously losing the first game of the sectionals, the team fought back hard to win and go on to the regionals. Although they didntt win first in the states, they will always be champions in our eyes. What some thought would be a rebuilding year turned out to be a state championship season. The Generals were undefeated in football. The first two playoff games were held at Winfield. The first game was a rematch against the Poca Dots. The Gens beat them 47-14 after having beaten them 27-0 earlier. Next the Gens defeated Tucker County 12-0. In the championship game, held at Laidley Field in Charleston, we beat Buffalo Wayne 28-6. All-County and Conference tFront rowT Rob Cunningham, Teddy Kester, Steve Childers, and Danny Brock tBaCk rowT John McMorrough, Mike Prince, Scott Gibson, Brent Randolph, and Jamie Priddy tNot picturedT Dean Vaughan and John Brown Kester, Brock, Childers. Cunningham, and Vaughan also made All-State. MATH Fl ELD DAY Wront row Tammy White, Todd Cope, Stacey Allen, and Robert Haught Row twm Kerry McClure, Chris Pendleberry, Kim Rossi, and John Frazier Row threw Matt Goff, Amber Kuhl, Stacey Orum, Melanie Grimsley, and Alecia Johnson Back row Brian McAllister, Jennifer Armstrong, Cassy Salgado, and Chris Frazier Not picturem Tim Nichols, Frank Capehart, and Mike Sears SCHOOL WINNERS Tammy White Robert Haught Todd Cope Stacey Orum Kerry McClure Kim Rossi Cassy Salgado Amber Kuhl Tim Nichols John Frazier Frank Capehart Chris Pendleberry Matt Goff Chris Frazier Alecia Johnson Mike Sears minth grada Stacey Allen minth gradd Melanie Grimsley minth grada Brian McAllister minth gradd 148 PUTNAM COUNTY WINNERS Mike Sears Girst placa Tammy White Second placej Stacey Allen khird placQ Todd Cope dourth placa Robert Haught Gifth placa Kim Rossi Sixth placa Kerry McClure minth placa Chris Pendleberry tenth placa REGION III WINNERS Tammy White Uourth placd Robert Haught Seventh placd Todd Cope awelfth placa STATE WINNERS Tammy White Seventh placd Todd Cope kwenty ninth placd Robert Haught Cchirtieth plac6 NATIONAL MERIT National Merit Finalist, Todd Cope, and National Merit Semi-finalist, John McMorrough CATSNETS This year, the JETS team placed secbnd in Southern West Virginia. Todd Cope got first place GndividuaD in computer science for JETS, and Tammy White received second place in CATS. The members of the team are Jennifer Armstrong, Desiree Craigo, Scott Green, Jim Hanna, Cassy Salgado, Todd Cope, Chris Frazier, John Frazier, Tammy White, Stacey Drum, and Travis Lloyd Be1ow Individual winners Tammy White and Todd Cope ACADEMIC AWARDS Teddy Kester and Tammy White await recognition from Sgt. Johnson. Chamber of Commerce: Todd Cope Girls State: Wendy Radcliff and Tammy Pauley Boyse State: Mike Prince and Tim Boles Marine Corps Award: Steve Childers American Legion Award: Jennifer Armstrong and Dean Vaughan Social Studies: Scott Green Chemistry: Cassy Salgado 150 Academic Awards Art Winners: Dean Vaughan, John McMorrough, and Sherry Zachwieja Business Math: Candy Priddy Typing I: Susanne Singletary Typing II: Anna Terry Shorthand: Holly Murray Accounting 1: Lori Tribble and Tammy Pauley Accounting II: Marsha Terry General Business: Candy Priddy Outstanding Band Member: Alecia Johnson Most Improved Band Mem: Todd Hensley WV Math League: Tammy White etop tem American H.S. Math Exam Tammy White dirso Todd Cope Seconds Travis Cottrill ethirds Tim Nichols ethirds Students were also recognized for achievements in other areas like vocal music, gifted programs, and yearbook. Mr. Tribble announces the math winners as Alan Gresham returns with his math award that Todd Cope accepts his award from Chris Frazier. was presented by Todd Cope. Mrs. Schuda and Mark Ober- meyer pass out newspaper awards. Principal Roy Ross begins the Academic Assem- shorthand award bly with a speech. MUSICWINNERS ALL-COUNTY BAND Gront row Susan Isner, Kelly Allen, Jennifer Armstrong, Desiree Craigo, and Alecia Johnson Row twm Kim Walker, Pam Stinette, Sean Kinder, Sarah Isner, Jennifer Stadler, Toni Myers, and Ruth Wilt 020w threw Angie Tucker, Joni Sheets, and Mark Amos Back row Mike Sears and Tina Myers ALL-STATE CHORUS wront row Ashley Cowder, Mark Femia, and Travis Lloyd Back row Katy Lenhart and Kathy Cross ALL-COUNTY CHORUS Wront row Lisa Grant, Melissa Kittle, Sharmin Scott, Amy Facemyer, Sharon McKeny, Jennifer Richardson, David Hill, Angie Maze, and Cody Vest Row twm Renee Chapman, Deanna Hall, Patrica Prather, Kathy Cross, Phil Harris, Sherry Zachwieja, Susan Pacifico, Mark Femia, and Tammy Alford Row thred Travis Llyod, Ashley Cowder, Darla Anderson, Katy Lenhart, Melanie Grimsley, Stacey Allen, Trina Randolph, and Carrie Boucher Row fou$ Holly Murray, Tina Roberts, Shawnda Escue, Sheryl Kerns, Steve Postle, Mark Obermeyer, Christina Cameron, and Amy Adams mack row Sherry Bird, Deanna Eddy, Bob Nelson, Duane Gochoel, Kevin Rumbaugh, Ron Brunty, Christina Reed, and Glenda Slawter GA WINS AGAIN On May 2-4, the award winning General Admission traveled to Nashville, Tennessee, to compete in the Heritage Music Festival. This was the first time that they competed in this particular festival. They won first place in the show choir division and were named outstand- ing choir of the day. Not all the time was spent competing. After leaving Winfield at 3:00 AM, the bus arrived in Nashville at noon. During their stay, the members participated in many activities including, a river boat cruise, a banquet, and a dance. They also visited Opryland. All that went will agree that the trip was a great success. General Admission Director, Cheryl Jividen Barnett displays one of the awards won at the Heritage Music Festival. Winners 155 ART WINNERS Putnam County Youth Art Month Winners: Lisa Auvil - Second place gifted division, Dean Vaughan - First place gifted division and honorable mention high school division, Darla Anderson - First place high school division, and Ron Whittington - Second place high school division N0t picturem Sherry Zachwieja - Third place high school division SCORES WINNERS Tammy White - Third place math II, Jody Card - Second place pastels, Steve Eshenaur - First place criminal trial, and Mark Femia - Second place vocal perfor- mance FBLA WINNER Tammy Pauley placed first in Eco- nomics in FBLA state competition held at Braxton County High School. 154 Winners SPECIAL WINNERS The Special Olympics competitions were held at Winfield and Hurricane High Schools this year. The Special Olympians did a tremendous job at both meets. The Special Olympics are held every year for the special people to show off their talents and to make new friends. 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Mike 42 Armstrong. Jeff 42. 49, 107. 114 Armstrong. Jennifer 6. 26, 116. 130. 139, 148. 149, 152 Arthur. Farm 42. 155 Auvil, Lisa 32, 126. 154 B Bader. Ann 32 Bader. Caroline 52 Bailey, Brian 52. 61. 93. 102 Baker. Steve 32. 135 Baldwin. Bobby 6. 21. 76. 92, 96, 104. 134. 144. 145 Bannister, jeff 52. 61. 75. 79. 93, 104 Barber, Amy 7, 27. 75.81.82, 113. 126 Bartgis, Bryen 52 Bell. Tammy 42 Bellamy. Kisscha 42. 47. 50. 58. 103, 115 Bennett. Ronda 32. 155 Berbohm. Mary 52 Bird. Brian 7, 135 Bird, Greg 42 Bird. Regina 7, 84 Bird. Robbie 52. 93 Bird. Sherry 32. 152 Black. Luanne 52 Blackburn. Marsha 7 Blackburn, Tommy 52. 93 Blair, Caryn 42. 132 Blair. Scott 7, 21, 76. 81. 92 Blankenship. Martina 7 Blankenship. Michelle 42. 45, 132 Blanton. Jim 32. 41. 101 Boehm. Lauri 32, 108 Boggess, Matt 32. 124 Bogle. Brad 42 Boles, Tim 35. 122, 124. 133 Bolyard. Mike 7. 20. 76. 96. 97. 104. 133. 144 Bessie. Gloria 52 Bossie, Ronnie 43, 134 Bott. Dawn 53. 60 Boucher. Carrie 53. 94. 121. 152 Bowman, Alan 53, 60. 93 Bradbury, Tracy 53. 78 Brewer. Kara 43, 79, 98, 115, 125. 129. 132 Brewer, Richie 6. 7, 81. 97. 101. 104, 114, 137. 144 Briscoe. Jerry 53 Briscoe. Stephen 53 Brock. Danny 7. 27, 91, 108. 129. 147 Brogan. Kristi 43. 47, 129 Brown. Craig 53, 60. 93. 107. 145 Brown.John 43, 79. 91. 106, 107. 147 Brown. Molly 53, 58. 116. 118 Brown. Tammy 8, 27 Brunty. Ron 43, 152 Bryant, Chris 8 Bryant. Kelly 8 Bryant. Kristy 43. 79 Bryant. Misty 8. 144 Burdette. Matt 32. 135 Burford. Mike 32 Burgroff. Robbie 32, 91. 135 Byrge. Angela 43. 129 INDEX C Cameron. Christina 53, 81, 121, 152 Campbell. Tim 42. 43. 45. 49. 78, 104. 132, 133 4apehart, Frank 122, 124. 133. 148 ard. Jody 32, 130, 132. 133, 137. 154 Carlini. janie 33 Carpenter. Cindy 33. 108. 114, 132. 133 Carpenter. Tammy 33 Carpenter. Teresa 53 Carr. Chris 43, 108 Caste. Dee Dee 5. 43, 50, 81 Chamberlain. Jackie 53. 94 Chamberlain. Melissa 33 Chandler. Missi 33 Chapman. Jim 8, 134, 155 Chapman, Leann 33, 121 Chapman. Renee 33. 121, 152 Childers. Steve 8, 27. 91, 107. 147 Clark, Kim 43, 44. 94. 144 Clodfelter. Travis 33 Cobbs. Chris 103 Cobbs. Jay 53. 61 Cobbs, Scott 53, 93 Cobbs. Stephanie 43. 47. 48, 51. 78, 81. 103. 104. 114. 115. 118 Calvin, Tanya 43. 121 Combs. Sandy 8 Corner, Scott 33, 115, 116, 124 Conley. Pam 8, 21, 116 Cook. Charles 8 Cook. Chester 43. 135 Cook. Jimmy 43. 116. 130 Coonrod, Tim 33. 134, 155 Cope, Jamie 42. 43. 50. 92. 96. 101. 132. 133, 136 Cope, Todd 9. 26, 96. 104. 114. 130. 132, 133. 134, 138. 141. 144, 145, 148. 149, 151 Cottrill. Brian 33. 41 Cottri11.Travis 9. 91, 108. 115. 130, 131, 133 Courtney. Gretchen 32, 33 Cowan, Tammy 43, 79 Cowder. Ashley 9. 28. 120, 121. 122. 124. 152 Craig. Rachael 33, 118 Craigo, Desiree 9. 21, 116, 130, 132. 133. 149. 152 Craigo, Shannon 43. 94. 120, 122. 126. 130, 132. 133 Crosier, Karen 9. 27. 89. 94. 144 Cross, Kathy 9. 114, 115, 120. 122. 124. 152 Crouch. Joey 53. 107 Crouch. Scott 33. 97, 101. 104 Crowder. Angie 53 Cunningham. Jamie 53, 93. 104 Cunningham. Rhonda 53 Cunningham. Rob 33. 36. 79. 81. 91, 147 D Davis. Cecil 53 Davis, Jennifer 53 Davis. Tabitha 43 Dent. Jeannie 53. 121 Devore. Missy 33. 84 Doutt. Kim 9 Doutt, Pansy 43 Doutt, Tina 33 Dove, Sheri 33 Downing. Kim 42. 43 Downing. Leslie 53. 94 Drinkard. Machele 43. 135 DuVall. Crissy 53. 94 Duke, Mike 43. 135 Dulaney. Lisa 33, 135 Duncan. Dennis 9 Dunlap. Ramona 9. 26. 125 Dunlap, Shannon 43, 135 E Eads, Bradley 53 Easterling, Shawn 33 Eddy, Deanna 43. 121. 152 Edmonds, Janice 43 Eggleton, Ke11y 43 Elkins. Robert 53 Elliott. Troy 43. 50, 92. 133 Erskine, Mark 10 Erwin. Tammy 53 Escue. Shawnda 43. 121, 152 Eshenaur. Annette 10. 139 Eshenaur, Steve 33. 81. 130. 154. 157 Evans, Lynese 10, 86, 130, 132. 133. 141 Evans. Shauna 53 F Facemyer, Amy 53, 120, 122. 152 Fahrenz, Ben 53, 116 Farmer. Kevin 135 Fellure. Missy 32. 33. 41. 98. 115 Femia. Mark 33. 81. 114. 120. 122, 124. 130, 132, 133. 137. 152, 154 Ferguson. Debbie 53. 60 Ferguson, Pam 53 Ferguson. Scott 33 Fitzwater, Stephanie 43. 78, 98. 115, 125. 129 Flanery. Mary 33. 135 Flowers. Donnette 10. 77 Flowers, Mike 33 Fowler, Ronnie 43 Frampton.Jeff 43. 48. 106, 107. 132. 133 Frazier. Chris 10. 108. 131, 133. 148, 149. 151 Frazier. John 5. 10. 20. 27. 28. 77. 108, 115, 128. 130. 131. 133. 134, 148, 149 French, Andy 43. 51. 91, 104 C1 Gaylor. Scott 33. 91. 135 Gibson. Pau1a 43. 94. 129. 132 Gibson. Scott 33. 79. 91. 147 Gibson. Tony 53. 93. 145 Gilkerson. Suzanne 53 Gillispie, Larry 10, 135 Gillispie. Roxanne 44. 49. 78. 115. 118 Glenn. Gail 33 Glover, Carla 53. 55 Gochoel, Duane 10, 104. 120. 122. 124. 152 Godbey. Bill 10 Goff. Matt 5. 44, 48. 81. 85. 132. 133. 148 Goodall, Scott 33. 91 Graddy, joe 53 Graddy. Shelia 44 Graham. Greg 11. 97, 101 Graley. Brad 44 Grant. Lisa 33. 121. 152 Grass. Amy 32. 33, 35. 98. 104. 115 Gravely. Angie 11. 82, 116, 130. 132 Green. Dale 11 Green. Michael 53. 60. 116 Green. Scott 11. 26. 28, 75, 108. 114. 115, 128. 130. 131, 132. 149 Green. Sherry 33. 135 Greenlea, Shane 54. 93 Gresham, Alan 33. 133. 151 Griffith, Brian 11. 124 Griffith. Jamie 54 Grimsley, Melanie 54. 120. 122, 148, 152 H Hale, Paula 54 Hall. Deanna 33. 118, 121. 128. 152 Hall. Sam 54. 116, 118. 120 Hancock. Chuck 11 Hancock, Will 44. 50. 51, 91. 104, 132. 133, 145 Hanna. Jimmy 34. 130, 132. 133. 149 Hanson, Becke 79 Harris. Jason 54. 116 Harris, Phil 54, 120, 122. 152 Hastings. Barbie 44. 126. 128. 132. 133 Hatfield. Angie 44. 75. 78. 115 Hatfield, Missi 34. 118 Haught. Robert 11. 81. 130. 132. 133. 148 Haynes, Mike 44, 96, 97 Hazelett, Pat 34 Hedge. Diana 11 Hedrick. Fat 54. 93 Hensley, Todd 11. 21. 116. 136 Hepler. Nicole 54 Hicks. Billy 54. 81 1Higginbotham, Lisa 44. 135 Higginbotham. Stefanie 5. 44. 87. 115. 126. 128 Hill. David 12. 122. 124. 128. 130. 131. 132. 152 inzman. Denise 34. 129 Hofstetter. Jennifer 44. 49. 51. 78. 103. 108. 114. 115. 132 Holt. Melissa 34 Honaker. Lisa 54 Hoover. Jon 54. 102 Hudson. Patricia 12 Hughes. Greg 54. 60 unter. Allen 34. 135 Hutchins. Bill 34 Hutchins. Todd 135 Ingram. Daniel 34. 104 Ingram. Wendy 54. 99. 115 Isner. Sarah 54. 116. 152 Isner. Susan 12. 26. 76. 116. 152 J lanicki. Sonja 12 1anicki. Susie 47. 129 1effers. Sherri 84 1enkins. Penny 54 ividen. Chris 54 ividen. Christy 34. 114. 115. 125. 128 ividen. Dana 12, 130 ohnson. Alecia 12. 81. 116. 130. 132. 133. 148. 152 ohnson. Carla 44.48. 50. 51. 104. 114. 115. 122. 132 ohnson. Charlie 34. 101 ohnson. John 34. 92 ones. Chad 115 ones. Jennifer 34 oyce. Karen 12 oyce. Todd 54 ulian. Greg 45. 51. 78. 91. 104 ustice. Kristi 35. 94. 133 K anniginen. Christy 54 appa. Monica 35. 79. 103. 108 arnes. Kyra 54. 60 eefer. Kristi 12. 28. 87. 108. 132 eener. Jay 35. 132. 133 Elford. Heather 54. 125 elley. Kyle 35 elly. Harold 45. 135 emplin. Lisa 54. 60. 118 endall. J.D. 35. 78. 91. 104 endall.Julie 45. 51. 78. 104. 115. 135 enney. Becky 12 erns.Shery1 54. 58. 61. 104, 121. 122. 125. 152 err. Michelle 54. 99. 115. 125 ester, Ginger 54. 94. 103 ester. Sheri 35. 94. 103 ester. Teddy 13. 28. 76. 91. 104. 143. 147. 150 imberling. Darren 35. 107 inder. Sean 45. 116. 130. 132. 152 ing. Kama 35. 132. 133 ittle. Melissa 54. 121. 152 uh1.A1vie 35.97. 101. 107. 136. 144 uh1.Amber 1. 35. 104, 122. 130. 137. 148 uhl. Chris 55. 102 uh1.Jess 55. 58.89.93. 157 uhl. Roy 35.36.97. 106. 107. 130. 132 L ang. Sandy 55, 134 arkins. Chris 55. S8 arkins. Eric 45. 122. 124 awrence. Lesa 55. 116. 118 enhart.Katy 13. 28.81. 115. 120. 121. 122. 124. 136. 138. 152 illy. Scott 55. 116 ond. Michelle 45 ond. Travis 13.92. 120. 122. 124. 128. 133. 149. 152 Low. Steve 35. 124 Lucus. Lisa 35 Lyons. Tammy 35 M Maddox. Sonja 55 Mann, Cindy 116. 120 Marshall. Jason 44. 91, 101. 132. 133 Masters, Shari 46. 135 May. Wendi 46. 98. 115. 136 Maze. Angie 13. 81. 114. 121. 152 McAdams. Tammy 79 McAllister. Brian 55. 102. 148 McCallister.Joe11 35. 40. 103 McClain. Brian 35. 92 McClanahan. Terri 13 McClure, Kerry 45. 46, 48. 132. 133. 148 McCormick. james 13. 20. 26, 84. 91. 129 McCormick. Janet 46 McCormick. Paul 46. 91 McCormick. Tim 55 McCoy. Amy 114. 115. 129 McCune, Michelle 13, 77 McKeny, Sharon 120, 124. 152 McKinney, Angie 35. 39. 135 McKnight. Frank 46 McMillon. Rhonda 121 McMorrough.John 6. 13. 20. 77. 81. 91. 108. 114, 115. 130. 131. 133. 134. 147. 149 Meadows. Lisa 13. 20 Meadows. Mark 55. 93. 102 Melton. Lee Ann 35.81.94. 103. 104. 120. 122. 126. 130. 144 Miller, Crystal 14. 26. 28. 87. 132. 157 Millenjeff 46. 132 Miller. Lori 14 Moore. Carolyn 46. 135 Moore, Christina 55 Moore. Dena 55. 78. 99. 104. 115. 125 Moore. Greg 14. 20. 27. 91 Moore. Mike 14 Moore. Terri 55. 99 Moore. Tonya 46. 135 Morris. Joni 35. 84. 135 Mullen. Mike 35. 40. 107. 132. 133 Mullins. Lola 36. 114. 126. 128. 132, 133 Mullins. Vee 46. 49. 51. 81. 115. 126. 128 Murphy. Greg 36. 101. 129 Murphy. Joann 46 Murray.H011y 36.41. 121. 129. 151.152 Murray. Tiffany 55. 60 Myers. David 36. 115, 116 Myers. Marilyn 14. 129 Myers. Tina 46. 116. 152 Myers. Toni 46. 116. 152 N Neil. Tara 121 Nelson. Bob 46. 120. 152 Nelson. Gene 14. 28. 114. 126 Nelson. Lisa 14. 116. 129 Nichols. Tim 14. 133. 148 Nix. Huey 14. 135 Nye. Greg 91 O O'Callaghan. Brandon 55. 61. 92 O'Callaghan. Dennis 46. 92 O'Toole. Shannon 36. 132 Obermeyer. Mark 15. 122. 124. 128. 137. 151. 152 Orum. Scott 15 Orum. Stacey 15. 28.81. 104. 114. 130, 131. 133. 148. 149 Owens. Lisa 15 Owens. Missy 46. 49. 115 Oxley, Steve 36 Oyler. Rob 91 P Pacifico. Susan 15. 120. 121. 122. 124. 152 Pah1.Jason 55 Parkins. Billie Dawn 36. 103. 114 Parks. Joel 36. 84 Parrigan. William 15 Parsons. Billy 55 Parsons. Jimmy 55. 60. 93 Parsons. Kim 15. 130. 132 Parsons. Roy 36 Pauer. Jennifer 36. 103. 108. 126. 132 Pauer. Mike 46. 97. 108. 132 Pauley, Annette 55 Pauley. Darin 55. 57. 93 Pauley, Eric 46. 50 Pauley. Tammy 36. 113. 129, 132. 133. 154 Payne. Anthony 55. 78, 89, 93. 102. 145 Peck. Lisa 46, 47. 48. 51. 78. 104. 115 Peer. Cindy 34, 36. 135 Pemberton. Lisa 46. 121 Pendleberry. Chris 45. 46. 49. 124. 126. 132. 133. 148 Pendleberry. Gunner 46. 50. 51. 78. 91. 107 Pepper, Danny 15. 84. 121 Perry. Dawn 36. 78. 98, 104. 125 Perry. J.D. 36 Perry, JD 135 Perry, Marla 15. 27 Perry. Stacy 46. 48. 79 Parsinger. Tim 16 Peters, Doug 46, 79. 101 Petro. Michelle 32. 36, 78. 86. 104. 114. 115. 128 Pitzer. Donald 16, 92. 135 Poe. Elizabeth 36 Postle. Steve 36. 81. 120. 126. 152 Powell. Shari 37. 41. 121. 129 Powers. Mare 46 Prather. Patricia 16. 121. 122. 124. 152 Priddy. Candy 37. 129 Priddy. Jamey 16. 84. 91. 147 Priddy. Todd 46. 79. 101 Prince. Mike 37. 147 R Radcliff. Wendy 37. 103. 108. 114. 132. 133 Randolph. Aaron 37 Randolph. Brent 16, 91. 104. 147 Randolph. Pam 46. 135 Randolph. Trina 56. 121. 122. 152 Randolph. William 56 Ranson. Jolene 37 Ray. Bridgette 56. 116. 118 Ray, Stephanie 56 Reavis, Tanya 37. 41. 121. 126. 128 Reed. Christine 16. 121. 152 Reed. Nicole 46. 115 Reiter. Tim 135 Rhodes. Gilbert 37 Rice. Carla 46. 48. 50. 51. 78, 114. 115. 137 Richardson. Jennifer 56, 78. 120. 122. 152 Riddell. Carrie 56. 99. 115. 125 Roberts. Bill 55. 56. 61 Roberts. Tina 46. 121. 152 Robinson. Vicki 16. 87 Rogers. Alison 56. 78. 99. 104. 115 Roque. Jay 47. 132 Rossi, Kim 16, 81. 104. 130. 132. 133, 148 Rucker. Curtis 16 Rucker. Kenny 37 Rumbaugh. Kevin 47. 120. 122. 152 Rust, Alicia 37. 116 S Salgado. Cassy 1. 17. 26. 82. 86. 114. 126. 130. 132. 133. 139. 141. 148. 149 Salgado. Vito 37. 97. 101 Samms. J.W. 47 Samson. Wendell 56. 93. 104 Sargent. Tracie 47. 116. 132. 135 Saunders. Tommi 47. 78. 129 Savilla. Arnold 17 Sayre. Bobby 56. 61 Schuler, Lisa 56 Scott, Sharmin 47. 121. 152 Sears. Mike 56. 116. 148. 152 Settle. Sheri 37 Shabdue. Michael 56 Shamblin. Jeff 17 Sheets. Jonni 47. 116. 152 Sheets. Tonia 56 Shipston. Tim 37. 40. 101 Shultz. James E. 17 Sigman. Jacob 57 Sims. Carolyn 17 Sims. Gary 47.49. 79. 101. 107 Singletary. Susanne 37. 128. 132. 137 Sisung. David 17. 27 Skinner. Metra 37 Slawter. Glenda 37. 121. 152 Smeal. Larry 56. 81 Smith. Cameron 47. 92. 122 Smith. Connie 47. 94 Smith, Deborah 56 Smith. Gary 17. 135 Smith. Krisha 57 Smith. Matt 37. 104. 145 Smith. Maynard 48. 135 Smith. Todd 37. 114. 122 Smith. Todd 1101 79 Smith. Todd J 48. 116 Smith. Troy 93 Somerville. Chris 37. 107 Somerville. Toby 57 Southern. Pat 38. 92. 130 Sovine. Mark 57 Sparks.Jay 115. 135 Stadler. Jennifer 45. 48. 81. 116. 152 Staton. Wayne 38 Steele. Michelle 47. 48 Stevens. Keri 121 Stinespring. Rhonda 6. 17. 27. 86. 103. 129. 130. 132. 144 Stinnette. Pam 48. 116. 152 Stollings. Barry 48. 135 Stolmeier. Joe 57. 120 Stover. Brian 38. 48. 50. 79. 104. 132. 133 Stover. James 57 Stover. Jay 38 Stowers. Scott 38 Strope. Michael 57. 58. 93 Strope. Shelly 38 Stump. Mike 57. 93 Sturgeon. Jack 48. 134. 155 Summers. Kelli 48. 135 Sydenstricker. Rob 17. 97. 101. 104. 144 T Taylor. Angie 57. 115 Taylor. Joe 48 Teed. Marlene 57. 78. 116 Terry. Anna 38. 129. 132 Terry. Marsha 18. 129 Thomas. Timmy 38. 135 Thompson. David 57. 79. 92. 102. 104 Thompson. Karen 57. 115 Tracy. Mitch 34. 38, 97. 101. 137 Tribble. Lori 38. 39. 103. 108. 114. 132. 133. 144 Tucker. Angie 48. 114. 116. 152 Tucker. Denise 38. 114 Tuk. Katie 48 Tuk. Tony 38. 84 Turley. Jeff 101 Turner. Kelli 18. 26. 98. 115 V Vaughan, Dean 6. 18, 21, 26. 27. 28. 77. 91. 115, 130. 132. 133. 145. 147. 154 Vest, Cody 57.60.92. 121. 152 W Waddell. Todd 50 Wade. Neva 18. 27. 116. 130 Wagner. Joey S7. 93 Walker. Eric 49 Walker. Joey 18. 76. 129 Walker. Kim 49. 116. 152 Walker, Pam 135 Walker. Sandy 48. 49. 50. 81. 129 Wall. Mike 49. 132. 133 Wallace. Andrea 18 Walsh. Keirsten 5. 44. 48. 49, 98. 114. 115. 125. 132 Warzyniak. Dan 116 Watson. Christy 48. 49. 115. 129 Watson. Greg 18. 135 Watson. Kenny 49 Watson. Kevin 57 Watson. Philip 38. 135. 157 Watson. Vanessa 49. 75. 115. 129 Waugh. Donnie 18. 26. 101. 107 Wears. Glenna 18 Weeks. Blayne 38 Weeks. Laura 57. 115 Weese. Lisa 49. 115. 129 Weiford. Bobby 38. 97, 101. 107. 130. 132. 133 Welker. Marti 49 Wells. April 38. 84 Wells. Brent 49, 79. 91. 104. 133 W6115.Toby 57. 61. 93. 104 West. Wendi 38. 78. 87. 125 Whitaker. Bill 55. 57. 120 Whitaker. Troy 19. 92 White. Missy 58 White. Tammy 19. 28. 94. 114. 130. 132. 133. 141. 143. 144. 148. 149. 150. 154 Whitney. Eric 58. 93, 102 Whitt. Jack 45, 49. 132, 133 Whitt. Kelly 39. 129 Whittington. Ron 39. 92. 154 Wick. julie 58. 104 Wilcoxen, Larry 58 Wilcoxen. Rex 19. 135 Willard. Ann 49. 79 Willard. Kim 39 Williams. Doug 121. 122 Williams. james 58. 60. 93 Willis. Laresa 19 Wilt. Ruth 49. 81. 116. 132. 152 Winter. Angela 19 Winters. Heather 52. 58. 99. 115 Winters. Missy 19 Withrow. Lisa 19. 81. 82. 128 Withrow. Steven 58 Woodrum. Bill 47. 49. 91. 107. 115. 135 Workman. Beth 39. 116. 129 Wyrick. 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