Charleston High School - Charlestonian Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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rafff: Girls send four N 4- i i i to KVC playoffs : A? While achieving a record this season, the girls tennis team sent Michele Moore, Lori McCommack, Ann Keller, and Sally Early to the KVC playoffs on the 20th of May. Coached by Brenda Valentine, the squad enjoyed a successful season, and aided by the boys team, brought ren- ewed interest in tennis to ! Charleston High. . . hh t Lori McCommack was the Llsa Hastings accurately places her Sally Early positions herself after I I . h two fisted backhand. hitting a running forehand. on y p ayer 0n e't er team to reach the State tournament. She won her position in regionals and arrived top seeded at 2nd singles. ,. Lori McCor'Igjmack plays an if; ressive nez' ame. Mk 8. 13g t. .. w. Front row - Michele Moore tno. D, Lori McCommack tno. 2L Salty Early ; tno. 3; Row 2 - Brenda Valentine - Coach, Lisa Hastings tno. 4L LeAnna LeeAnna Harris ShOWS 800d fOHOW Harris tno. 5, Ann Keller mo, 6; through form after a forehand. Girls Tennis-11

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Mt. Lion tennis team know their racket Stan White, a social studies teacher at Charleston High, coached the boys tennis team to a 4-6 overall record this spring. w This year's team boasted two three-year players - Mark Litton and Frank Ahrens - and possessed a great amount of young talent that will return I experienced next season. Although no one advanced to the States, several players achieved second-round Region- al play, and Frank Ahrens finished 3rd in the KVC at 6th position with an 8-2 seasonal record. Front: Dan Grace'ino. 5i, Tony Osborn ialtqi I.. L. Kelly tno. 4i, Back: Mark Litton no. 2i, To d Dorcas altJ, Johnny Pritt tno. 3, Frank Ahrens ino 6i. Absent: Mike Mooreino.1i. Tony $ ahaiTodd Dorcas prove n unbeatable doubles team. Total concentration is shown in lohnny L.l.. Kelly smashes a topspin winner Mike Moore serves a blazing ace to Pritt's return shot. down the line. an unlucky opponent. 10-Boys Tennis

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Danny Lanham, Gena McLaughlin and fall. Menagerie entertai '18 at Prom Teresa Rhodes carefully create water- Always and Forever was Floral decor is made by Laura Garrison, the theme for the 1981 Charles- ludy Koontz and Sherri Washington. ton High prom. The Prom Committee, headed by Pam Aldred, made decorations in- cluding flowers, a wishing well and waterfall. Menagerie, a local band, provided music and entertainment. Paul Southern, accompanied by Lee Anna Harris, performed a solo during intermission. Unlike the after-prom of the past two years on the P.A. Denny, this year's After-prom was held at the Boulevard . ,. t . -. ,. ,' t , ,g; W Recreation Center. Participants 2 h 1 ' y. ya tgmif; g; bowled, played pool and lis- h i t h t sx Wm; HQ: 'tened t0 the music, courtesy of ' -mwy,, Jlma 4?; V-100's Nancy Sneed twho was wmmwmm 3,1 1 a CHS seniory during the e egg 12:30-3z30 a.m. occasion. 3 Purchasing dresses, renting ' 37,3 ,. . y . 4 tuxes, choosing a dinner spot 7 ,. t ' g and posing for pictures made the unforgettable evening of May 22. Cheryl Woods and Teresa Rhodes take time out to smell the flowers. p97 f e tb. 'K .' Soweral couples enjoy riingner a1 Steak amL Ale Awaiting their tables at Steak and Ale are R. Alderson, A. Ansel, D. Brown, 1. Canterbury, D.Grace, P. Russell, L. Breckenridge and 1. Coleman. 12-Prom