Charleston High School - Charlestonian Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

Page 17 text:

THE CANDIDATES FOR Miss Mt. Lion: Lynette Ramseur with escort Vik- ram Dogra, Cheryl Keyser escorted by Jeff Jones, and Miss Mt. Lion winner Becky Coleman with escort Anthony Martinez. ON NERD DAY during Homecoming week Vaughn Sizemore as a typical nerd shows off his attire while Eddie McMinn looks on. Student Life 13

Page 16 text:

RICKIE GOMEZ STRUGGLES to be first in a tricycle race at the pre-game show of the Charleston High and Stonewall SUNNING IT IN the hallways Charleston High during Homecon Week activities are Becky Osborn FHL The enthusiasm of the Charleston High School student body peaked at an all time high during Homecoming Week and Spirit Week 1985. Donning bermuda shorts, thongs, and sunglasses, students kicked off Homecoming Week by going all out for Beach Day. Toga Day, Hillbilly Day, Nerd Day, and Blue-and-Gold Day followed. Lunchtime brought with it varied activities, one of which was the Best Legs contest. jeff Fruit and Amber Perry strode away with top honors. The Civic Center was the place to be following the Home- coming Game, as a dance was held celebrating another CHS victory. As Spirit Week rolled Spirits soor during, wo weeks of Jackson game. KATHY KUTIL AND Eric Sears show i- their school spirit by taking time from Zoology Class to display their Hillbilly pride for Charleston High. Tony Watts participating on beacht FUN around, an abundance of new activities rolled in with it. Gang- ster Day, Space Day, and Punk Day were a few of the days on which students were again able to appear at school in unique attire. Class Olympics enlivened lunch with events such as TAG tThe Assassination Gamei , tug-pf-war, car pile-in, and tricycle races. Proving that they were the llmiddlell class no longer, the Junior Class came away as the winner of the Olympiad. The game against Stonewall was the first CHS defeat of the season, but it was a joyous night for Becky Coleman, who was crowned Miss Mountain Lion 1985. THE MT. LION sign is only one aSpect of enthusiasm for a winning performance during the Homecoming game against George Washington. Student Life 12

Page 18 text:

Queen for a night As a thunderous ovation echoed through Laidley Field, Cindy Reinacher was named Charleston High School Home- coming Queen 1985. Escorted by Russell Bailey, Cindy was given flowers and crowned by Senior Class President John Asseff and Principal John CIendenen. CheryI Keyser, accompanied by Jeff Jones, and Antoinette Coleman, escorted by Kevin FIuker, were the senior attendants. The junior class selected as their attendant Kelly Baber, who was accompa- nied by Ken Yoakum. Debbie Bonner earned the sophomore place on the court and was escor- ted by Danny Bonner. Elections for the homecom- ing court were held after each homeroom selected a nominee to be placed on the ballots. The coronation of the queen topped off a fun-filled week of events in preparation for the traditional homecoming football game, which CHS won easily. AS QUEEN FOR a night, Cindy Reina- cher pauses for a moment with her roses to have her picture taken before the excited crowd. WITH GREAT EXCITEMEI Cindy Reinacher. escorted by Rus Bailey. shows a big smile after b- named as the 1985 Homecoming Qu - 1 l CHERYL KEYSER ACCOMPANIED by Jeff Jones takes time out to accept her title as first runner-up Homecoming Queen. AS THE SENIOR attendant. An- ette Coleman is proudly escorted former 1984 Mr. Fluker. Mt. Lion. K Student Life 14